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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28
SHOCKING OUTRAGE

Gssrar ~ ~ Nsntis ~.
Capt. Arnold IIartan sr,..s,s
ta~H mssusg oR Tusstisy lat. Al, :,
is.rs' foeas ssrsr..lnrd ina, their mi
-. elselsd. sh@y usnl min r.l.n..,,
~ RON and ssi ~ ; yelling ana ,.,,,
iag which saoa a,lrarird rroaa. q,
Horton. am"he aihsrs. u.n, INT, :.
tom. The cry ~as r.,.sd lhai ,L.,,
Nhle N the room. AID m.,,.n
na''e and carried ih., ,hr Wig. .,s
BE- l'ui Out; uhsirup"n rtnu d g.,i.
sraund Hor,an. i,aced hun ilrn..h
door and over The bsnn.sl.r. d.as.,....I
They Then retarn-d sui Is,.nr,d
ihss had pitched The damnei Wh,y d.
stair. end hoped ~ hal Killed hnm r :
Frssl sas con inusd anhuuI uhes,r, .
biui the fate II their We in.
fspi. H"rinn wss I.k.n a. lat Il, 4
F"u1 hours - hs rsrk W.us rrn...s
He hack Nas hr,.ken Iadr.,i h.w.
sh"sklngIy mangIrd Iha, D.r,ur u ,lI.rf
" has is.um"n,. raprr.sed b.. ..t.t.
ishmsni thai he survived IN hnur. A..
did. h"wrtsr, lmgsr nh the Oh M,
ahsH he died.
Tie isoeo Furos ARE ,ann iuffg. 4
that Horton could not nv. bat ,hr, r,r.
i,"usd their csroo..l. luiir. d ,h-s Som
sl'.r sallied inlo the st.esI.. and uua .
sInlIn and buele. MARRIED .buu,. dr,aa.
rng. shoui'ng aud insulting Ptsee,b.s g..
gIzfns. ~.
A CorunoT's Jury. sIisr long snd =.
,IenI Insesiigsnon, have returned - ,0,tu
.sr'ltcI that Arnold Horten cane 10 10
death BY bsIaR vialenil,. IrIon,"u.I, .@!
~isksdly lotrrd aus 1T iLr ranm over us
hsnassiss and daun stziFs.
spt Horton has isls ~,ls an,l ~
cniiafen. she srre 20 : essa, %. .sat
dep ndAnt urra hsm ios stp,.st IT,
srrne al Arr',ld's when he Cntnu.tf.
Jury assembled. Mas h.art,wnt,us
There lay the ldrls... msngl.,l r"fg,.. 81.
hln' ID" sss murdered. m the pt,a..
lite. tar II" nihrr crinr than bang ~ Z
in he ssms rsnm at Its h..f.br,.,s
~'le aud hrressrd orphan ehddnn S,,.-
Ine over the rtmsu. ofshhm uh" o..
p"rtrd prnisrtcd veal
Eserv td"TI ~as ms,'eh, the ~rrr'5,
VII" were CONCERNED ~ he "u,r.sr 10
s"prr"ss issum"ay. md - 'o'sa~r hr
J"ty. bot the Iaris were b." rlr.r. rae
J"Ft. ih"ueh un.hlr b. tdeutlt ~ PIT
s"n- VII" r"mmn,rd the murdrr ,srd .n
'hFrr "aths that tie ,irre ,-td rame h, h..
de" Il isInnl"H.l, aud ~,rkrdi,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28
FIon lLs wl n-IaEloa cAlaaI.ls.

The Charleston Courier. in late arii-
ele. 81 ~hch Sir. clsy'sspserh On Aha.
liiina. wss The subject. ussd Inc follow
INC language:
- q tfpn eser supporting MT. GiaE. Tor lhs
Presidency. bit let q NJ dsny him The need
ese n patriotism and 6ltify IL abe CansiIis..
ilon" cAafssisa ceanw
Ifhy lhe Saith is here meant South
caralina. then The language af The cau.
rler . sndersload; hui II ID Is 10 b. read
- appiyingia The Sanlh al large. Ne ap.
prehend lev ulll ALLOW The premises Ia
be senahle, Ii seems strange indeed. thai
. msn whn u eoniessrdly patriotic. and
failhiaI 10 The Constitution. sh.nld vet be-
viewed with sUspieion. by great ssclian
81 the one. elsIming slririer eansnin
tional Ian than any other. We canns,
brlisve thai Il - 81. md link upon snrh
an assumption - begging ~ ibr qaes-
lion. No npinlnns kns~n ~ be- sn,rr
lsined by Ms. Clay. reuld rrndrr him.
IN Ihs esliBsiion 81 he Sanll,. III unIi,
depository Of Presidential pow e.. unlsss.
perchancr. lhnse r.eardirg pre,srnvr
policy are ln..ksd upon ~ sprh: md y ho
vii say. thai this alalr sysirm ~. mot
already tnrpled Ia ~ dos lliall Those
Who helred 20 rear y. have seen rs nrl-
eInal purposes msasnrsbls aeeampllshsd.
and are wllliug nos 10 yisl6 ~. Ior lie
sake ~ The easnlr,'s qaiel. lh-u opin
ions af What w"ald be good policy. III
the frsi rank nf these stands Mf. CLAY.
Who. when clouds al darker, p.rseas
spead confusion aud il.msy through The
land. rose ~. Ike enari,an spun, and
10 patriot tones spike rnnfdener aud
peace. M political iene, II me Smsh.
or cherished nhjeri az regard. could Re
done vlnlrrrr 10. by the support IL Mr.
clay Tor the Presidency. On Ihe con.
lrary. IN his elevated sis1s. aid state.
mani,ks ideas. are % he found The sure
guarantees Tor The administration af the
government IN good faith. Whirh II lie
cusrs Of our history. since Mr.. Clay
came upon the stage 81 action. has he
hesn found unequal ta---ahal station ha.
he mi IllusIals,l sni sdora.d-Nhsl pub.
hc trust not amply. and e"mplei.ly dis.
cha'efd-Shsi sacrifice 81 personal pn.
pulaIily nnl made Ia violence IL Tue
stern prerrpi. Of duty. A. regsr!. that
feainre II na'inn.l p"Iny. whIrh IL the
south = paramount an rnp Hanee D., all
others. Mr.. clay has. b. h. scru nuse.
meat, placed himself ia al lmprrsnablr
pasi,iun. S"phI-lry may NY ln vtfsrr,,
and deep rnntrI dI.Ikr Iu drcry, bu, the
wnr''s OF truth ard s"brIness mus, find
thrir say l., th- hears aud head. ni all
men. "h" have not pull nn shr lr,u az
m"ur nf patty.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

an6 hiss nassss = kis axH soassisGee
uhsshsf be III Ill - 81 n se0assl a
such imparsnes = ihsi hnw inpendinr.
There ere isw setter nOdss % ssslsin
ing ones pfineiples. shsn NV cireulaiing
nesspspes which adsoease Diem. We
call upoa our " hig lrlsnds, therefore. -
sHerI themselves. 10 ihal Wy. Perhaps
there % scarcely ore % anr readers y b
mighl nos. BIZ liulr exernan. proruse
shsalssE Eead Snb-srhrrio Whig paper.
se are Flnnsi indadeIrni whesher Il BE- 10
auE oNn or s0me Other.
Fayetteville Cbsrrr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

TIE Fiorih Har-ns Cost and in,
Results illus far The p,e,ute II rh,,
var Is 'hu, drawn hs Srn-Ir Bruton m
hIs speech nn ne hill h,rh vas l.,,
IN III" ll"m-r-l"r The e-s .blshmeu, nt !.
s"Tl al IN lt'sty c"l"hIr, ~ FIurMa
y. J. .imsrican.
Troop. have been ui.d, snd haze
I''Ied :" .rc"rrpII.htrg the "bjecI Es-
erN species Il I'"nps haze heen lrtrd-.
regulars. m,hns. and volunteers. hur.r
AMI t"ol They have made rsspp.tvn,
aud t"ught bath. l,r ihtee vas. anI
have dune. all that man could d, un..rr
such circumstances, aud Ihrs have .ul.
irfel m"rr tllan mFy1 ought ~ To- rtaa,r.
Ell I" sulirr In such var; AID all VIA.
"uI accomplishing th- "hIp.t. Three
years have been cnmsumrd Ga miluat,
apsrAll"n-: anI At what rust aud auh
what results! A. thr cost. IN money. at
nrarly twenty m'Iiuns oi dollars; ~ ii,ss.
ri nearly f"uy "iFicprs, Killed nr died Of
wounds. ar of the climate: al many woun.
dsd: Of nearly fur hundred Killed aud
Wounded oi tie regular army; beside,
heavy lnsses AIMING the niluta end va.
lun'errs. THIS Is the cost! aud wbs,
are the results The results are. fur
counties al Florida drpnpulalrd--,he L.
'hans ravsgmg the rnunlry from Cape
Sable To III" OkeIrnnket suamp-,i,r
frontiers Of G""rgla aIIat ked-drpreGa.
tinns carries to The suburbs nf NJ. An.
gnstine aud Tallahassee the hpht beu.e
AZ Florida POINT burnt and tlrsttn, ed
shipwrecked mariners on the caa-, III
Florida massacre d--aud al cultivation
suspended over large di-turts III country,
part OF which Wa settl.d and ruitIy ARD
under the dominion III Spain. when Fin-
rha was province Df ,hat klnp,Inn.
Fh"s" are the results. afrr thre. wear.
at military "p"rstrnn.--attrr .hls great
cost IA m"nry and ~ lt.rs."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

Rightly SsrUei,-rwo EngIl,h pugi.
lists. named Sw,Ii and Adams. lately VI.
slIed Frame Tor the purpose of having a
/" regular set too." But the French police
were so proVokingly uncouricuus as TO
arrest them while engaged IN a must in.
Ietest'ng and obstina,eIy contested rrtze
light a, Charsnton. They were taken
before the Correctional pnItce at Paris,
aiisl 4" their great surprise aud moriilica.
ton, each pngrlIs. was sentenced 10 fhir.
teen months imprisonment We are
gfat,iied To learn that this brutal and de.
grading pasume finds small favor 10 the
eyes ot enher The people or the govern.
meat Of France.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

The Jews moUing for Poirsfine.-
WnhIn few years. great numbers ha's
gone thither. They amount nov to
above 10000, and are increasing in null
riiade by large annual additions. IL me
first days Of The month large number "'
lsraelites from the states OF Morocco az
rived al Marsellles, in order 10 embark
here for the coast Of Syria, and proessd
'Sense On p,lgrinags TO jerusalem.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28
THE COMPROMISE MIR

Mr.. Clay could ..k f.r no greater com.
p m"ni than was lately paid him BY one
al b.. tn'sI decided pnluical oppoen,,
MI Bachsuan, in reply ~ tia, vain, an
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

The revital Of the Administration pap.r
in this place, affords . e, ncrasion tor
urging on The Wings al North. Carnllna
the proprIeIy ol exerIing their Influence
10 extend the cIrculauon Of the Wing
papers. that. by disseminating earrect
Inflammation among the people, we my
keep down party which ls about TO make
unparalleled efforts {" regain the ascen-
dshey al which their own corruption and
misrule have deprived them. The eyi-
dences that We shall have an srduous
struggle TO MAINTAIN. are ihckenlng
around US, not The must Insignificant of
which Is the one we have alluded 10 abuse
Letevery Wing bear in mind, that upon
our success al the next August election.
may depend the election Of President. n
there shonld happen to be more Than tao
candidates; and tina, The election will ex-
errIse an important. perhaps controlling
influence. upon the Legislative election
OF 1910. and thus perhaps decide whether
we are to have two Wing or two Van
Buren, Senator'S in Congress. Let him
not forget the evils brought upon the
country by the party which has ruled
US lor the last Ten years.-the prescription
lo' opinions sake. the establishment of
The od'ous principle that the Offices Of the
country may be used as rewards for party
services. regardless Of honesty oreapscIty I
-'-ihe consequent overthrow Of all moral |
restraint. and the pecuIa'ion Of scores Of
swIndlers. who have robbed the people
OF millions Of The public treasure. Let hun
keep constantly in view these corrup,ions.
the enormous aud exuavaganl expeuJl.
lures which. from 10 millions, ten years
ago, have s~tlled To 80 millions. noy
the defiance oil all law which has marx
ID The rourss Of the party IN poser,-t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

be sEssles : paradise On . ksFtsa bsslks
airline snlissdrs echo 10 de loxlng af his
herds; Ne brilds Up his d. hes sgsinstfhs
sresu and eulnsaies . field heneafh lhe
level Of ils wsses: and exposes bis life
fssrlessly IN siekly inngles snd smona
lsrorieus sstsges. Eslsblish the pFinrl-
re hat he properly 10 bis oun. and Ne
seems almost wiling 10 sport ~iih -
safety. lie wtll trust ii 81 in single
srssrl. ard stsad calmly BY uhllf she
unmooss for voysgr Of elTcnmnss'Ra-
zion around The 6lobe. tie knnxs Ihsl
The sovereignty 81 his country ace.mps-
nisd IL with ! sort Of earthly amRiPre.
senee. and guards u a. sigilan,lv. in The
loneliesi Island ~ The Antarctic sea. -
lhnueh IL we're locked in has cafiers II
home. He j. not afraid 10 srnd - oul
upon The eommon pathway af lhr ocean.
Tor he knoHs that The slslIsring ~lngs II
The Law nf nations sill oysrshsdnw il
there. lie sleeps quietly. though al he
has is borne upnn ar inches az plank on
The bosom Of The unlalhomed waters: lnr
even il The tempest shauld bury 10 IN The
deep. he has assured himself against ru-
in. By The agency of those ins,Iiniians
which modern civilization has desisrd
Tor The purpose Of averaging The losses 81
individuals upon the mass.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28
.4U1ig .C'obJIer AMI Tinker" IN n,

.aUhig .Co5Jisr and Tinker" in ne
CHifed Stairs SENATE. T. stated m
The Brnok'iIIe (I"da.) Amerran. that
J"hn Henderson. VIII" has recently been
elected ~ the unued Sat-. Senate b.,
The Wing Legislature al Ml..rsppi, a,
fnrmerly resident of Broukfrld. ~hete
he rarTird TN The trade al shoe making ;.
lie aiteTs ards removed tn rne,nnar. a..
tended school !sr shnrt un,t aud then
engaged In the study 81 'he law. Fr"n,
,hcuce he 'enuved {" MIssrssippi. be-
came distinguished In his p,ot-,s,"n.
married ~ herrss. acquired the ro. Il.
Genre al his fellow cIuzen. in has talent,
aud integrity. and 10 nov selected Ia one
ii the mos, important nffires IN the %.
sernmem Mr.. Henderson,. career Is
thus lar highly honnr bic Ia him, aud al
mrrahly illustrates the republican charac-
ter Of our institutions. N. 7. Express.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

lisEs. he souihfra STAIRS particularly.
awe him dsbs Of grs'ilsde shieh ought
10 be paid.
Gswnpd
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

Ia .dsnsssssh CsaasI m.,s.,
saaef'oa n htrieaa .arllo,;,;'
hsss sssn lsiisr addressed i -.
moss rrspeeisble commercial
lhis siiy from MrxirO. ron 80 80.
sslhoniy. which slales ~, 4.
daa. The American consul 4, I
lls Terminus. died . lsw a..
IRON blows received from . p,,,n ~,
gusne. lander sanction Of -. -
Jas'ires. End after being .no.,
lreslsd. he sas sent 10 ! Dance -
he rrma,nsd three nights ui,h ro.s.
Cd criminals. from whence h. -.
= escaping with his LADY, 10 , -, !
lags between thai and csmn.srh, :,
lie dasd d he sosnds. m, "a a :
gone up 10 campsaeby. and !. J.
from the old Judge had beloved :, s''
her hack 10 Laguns. 10 answer ~ y y !
gss sgainsi Ter husband. Cor
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

Railroys. following humorous
arguments were advanced BY a canal
stakeholder Tor Ihe purpose of putting
down railroads:
. lie saw whsi would. be the effect ii
il-ihai il would set all The world . cad.
ding. Twenty miles an hnnf. sirf Why
You will moi be able 70 keep an apprentice
Soy u work; every Saturday evening he
must take = Trip 10 Ohio % spend The
Sabbath with his saeelhearl. Grave.
PLEADING cllizens viii be f,iug about Ike
comets. All local attachments mast be
made Al an end. II vii encourage flsghsl-
ness Of intellect. Eeracinns people will
turn 10 The most Ineur.ble liars; all their
conceptions will be exaggerated by their
magnificent notions Of distance. :. OnIy
hundred miles of Tut. nonsense. IN
step across. madam. and bring the fan. =
!. Pray. sic. will You dine with me In day.
al my lille box on lie Allsghsnyl %
!" Why. indeed. | don't know; l shall be
in Town unnl IL: III 10 here. hui yna
must let me of in tine Tor lie theatre. .
And then. SIR. there will be barrel. of park
and even earRoes Of flour and cbsldrons
Of eosl, and lead, and whisksy, and saber
things, thai have ALWAYS been used 10
sober travelling. whlsking away Ike =
set Of SKY roekeis. Il vii upset all the
gravity of the naiIon. II couple Of
gentlemen have an sdar III honor, il il
only steal Of 10 The Rocky Mountains
and there no jurisdiction can touch them.
And. sir. think Of fixing from debt. A
get &c bsiliiIs mounted upon bombshells
would moi oseriake al ab,conded debtor.
only give far start. Upnn The whole.
sir, il IS pesnlenllal. ,opsy -mnsy. harum
sratDm whiriigig. Give me The old
solemn, sIralghI forward, regular Dutch
csnsl--ihree miles an hnur lor Expresses.
and Iso yoke 81 oxen Cor heavy load!
! % for beas,s 81 burden; il Is primitive
and scriplnral. and cults q moral and
religious people better. None of your
hoP-skiP and jump ~hIm-res fur me"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

A duel sss fought sbou, n. g.
start. beiwsen A. J. DansI.an. n, -
ed san % Geo. Jackson. and n
R"lssoH. Both wrre ,llghlly ~sa"b.
aud second meeting Vac Gaik,d n -
day.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-12

PIisfer s. Goodwin,

z
pisfer Goodwin,
AVE received The following n = "
BOOKS
chagd uFdis. b Tie AYengeF Of Blood,
Ie If Alabama
Burton. 81 the Slecea 81 the author Of lafiitte.
Homevard Bound. by Cooper
Outward Bound. ST q Nlerchalts Adventures,
IN The author 81 Ratiin the Refer.
pvmnl S Adventures and Discoveries, with 40
account 81 horrible buchery famine. sc.
Damascus and Palmyra q Journey 70 the Easts
byCha's G. Addison.
Land Sharks and Sea GulIs; BY the author Of
Che Naval Sketch Book
Second series Of Sam Slick.
Caideron,. the Courier, 81 Bulwer.
The RobbeT, BY James.
Alice, BY Bulwer, being continuation Of Ern-
est Maltravers.
The Wife Hunter, novel.
Peter Pilgrim, by the author Of Calavar, Nick
Of the Woods, 70.
The Stranger in China, by G. r. Downing.
The Romance of Vienna, by Mrs. Trolloppe.
Lights and Shadows ofIrish Iife, Mrs. Hall
PiccoIa, or Captivity Gap i've, novel.
The w oman Of the World, a novel.
The Merchants Daughter, do
The Yellow Plush correspondence.
Oddities of London ife, by Paul Pry.
Third volume of Turner'S Sacred History Of
the Word.
Duty and Inclination. edited by Miss Landon,
Harry Aus'in, or Adventures in the British
Army.
Awful Disclosures by Maria Monk.
Further Disclosures, BY do also, her vi
sit to Nuns Island.
Cooper's Italy.
The State Prisoner, Tale of the French Re
geney.
Love. by the author of Filtration.
Jane Lonax. or "a Other's crime.
Fielding or Society, by R P. Ward.
The Squire, novel.
LIST part of Nickleby, by Boz.
Also small supply ofthe following
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Webster's Elementary,
New National,
Walkers and Webster's School Dictionaries
New York Readers, No. i, 2. and 3.
Eclectic do LIST and I'd.
Emerson'e Arithmetic, parts lst, Cd, and Sd.
Keys to do !" !"
Pixies Arithmetic,
Keys to Pike and Smiley.
LIST Cd and Sd Book of History.
Weems' Lives of washington. Franklin an
BLANK WORK
Leduels, Journals Record and Day Books.
Columbus, Dec. IL 1888. 14f
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-12


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accom-
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ne and 81
poe selceq
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Nothing Be 1lIn4 o. c1t nle t.iak
~ 1he splcuFe
est 81
manner sneea aa ea
pahl
S1 exeelled 81 any g y.
maj rest assured That
Their horses shall lel be nege clel we have
taken lea pains e procure first &C
and hope e gige universal satisfaction e 81
who may give s. heir custom.
QU Beds shall always be clean and conllot-
table, and wei aired
Families can be acccnn1odasea with private
paTl0ls and no pans shall be spared e MAKE
them perfectly at home.
Town Bgardegs accommodated at the usual
BELL b CONNER.
Columbus III. January Z. 1889. 17tl
RULES.
1ss Gentlemen on their arrival are request
.ed to leave their names At the bar.
2d no gentleman viii be considered q
weekly Or quarterly boarder, except from The
time be enters his name as such; the same
rule To Be observed as 70 keeping horses.
Sd Boarders intending to be absent for any
length Of inc over week, viii make Il known
at the bar, otherwise no deduction for such alb.
sense VIII be made.
9Th, Payment from quarterly boarders mus
be monthly; from travellers. weekly.
5th Gentlemen leaving their names at the
bar. VIII give notice Of their intention to be alb.
sent at tie time 81 regular meals, otherwise nc
deduction will be made.
9Th, Gambling ofeyery description mosI pos.
itiUely forbidden.
9TH. Persons wishing TO send servants or
err4nds, are requested to give notice atthe bar
9Th. The proprietora will not be answerable
for any property said TO be lost, unless previous
/ " deposited IN the bar.
9Th. No person allowed to use any horse
saddle OF bride Of another, without leave of the
proprietor.
10th. Doors closed at 10 o'clock, except OF
nights Of public amusement.
13 Gentlemen are particularly requested t.
guard cautiously against accidents by fire ii
their respective bedrooms. B. & c.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-12

uh friends ard customers VIII s6
noaee lhai afe 6 nua-
c5. az account which iheF may make
WIS e payable once mouth
tre tof51 a1a ihe l january rs
examining Books va number 81
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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-12

TINE subscriber having resigned his ap-
pointment as superintendent Of the Co
lumbns and Iomhigby Transp ortation Conpa-
ny, and having no interest ii said Company,
tenders his services TO the public as GEN.
FRAE AoENr for the transaction Of business
re viii attend to the adjusting and auditing
Of Accounts and from his LONG experience in
business transactions, fatters himself that ev-
cry satisfaction win be given when employed.
JOHN CRUS0E.
Columbus, Miss Dec. 6. 1893.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-12

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ke y Acl6ln Ike vs.
and ca.
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put - 90
ttn lerce
re qnp ith directions
81 n
Che nea'ca tIle 9ial
ng
Iir1 'cF emo he Piles
tftN
deputy sheu|fef ffoIee
nuch e7fe IS tatlne TO- the benc4
5 under 5saog Sc dis
NE Piles Lnat bake tuna ncfhIng 10
ea and speedily sot1e coana
them having been much troubled lh
t.lhen Pie Ointment IuN1oR
ancisgille "a Eau. - 1881
may certify. that o I've 81 psas
ps have been troubled severely VT re
Plies aud until made use 81 the Chemical
Pie ointren found nothing would give
me relief therefore would fee5nn tan
preference q any article whatever
aEoRcE HonAR1
Boston. July s. 1885
The Pie Ointment lor sale st the
Columbus Drug Store by
GREENE HILL.
February 5, 1889 u
Western Bank Note Company.
pg@@DRgsas TeJ@s !za q Cos
CIncinnQti, Ohio.
TT AVE made extensive arrangements to
~ render Their Engraving Establishment
complete. and are now prepared 70 perform
any work In their line Of business. They have
procured new designs tog yignetts &C., AMI
orders for
Bank Notes, Maps. Plans. tEC.,
ONs COPPER sqgsD STEEL,
VIII be attended to with promptness and de.
spatch. Bank Note Paper from the best anC
most celebrated paper mills IN the Union.
They have appointed P. BYRON BARKER, o
Columbus, NIi.) their Agent. who win atten,
to any orders that may be left with him.
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HAVING purchasedJV Waterman d. Learn
IL eds Patent Erfck Macilfmr. Tor
the State of Alabama, invite Brick Masons
to examine the /" l.abor-saving Machine. It
viii make 1000 per hour, with 4 men, g bows,
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person wishing more particular information,
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