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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Persons 5,ing H.e lie " die'uss are adgistd To
Ise tie Pills ri rigal, IN Sufficient Quantities 10
Operate tgg TT r!f.g times or The bowels IN the
ooafse u tire next day. Alec, lake a tablespoonful
ny tire HIHrf A-.5 Ia hour beierg each meal For
those a q d.He2ia er eafesblrd Constitution, ball
lhs aaar.ty es-y 5e autieteat.
For further particulars IT the above Ne.
ac'ga see M.l.a's Good Samaritan, a CO.
~ IF @hIch accompanies tile medicine. A
copy may a'@o b. lad On application Of the
Printing Office 10 Charlotte, where tie Ne.
diclre ~ fJr sale.
Prepared aud .oll ~ William 3. MpfIst,
3o7 Broed~ay, Nea York. 4 liberal de.
duciiou mad TO those who purchase to sell
again. Letters, post pad, "lII receive ln.
mediate attention
I. J. HOLTON, Agent.
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The Good samaritan.

A CONTRAST nations, from the reno.
"A tost ages, have had ships, hui Columbus ~.
IL found on. The vay to America. Before the ttme
q The great Spanish navigator, people we're ohiy
enabled 10 paddle about the shores. Just - Wiz
he Life Medicines II bal two short years sihee
I hrst ycntarad upon 10 unknown ocean, aad a4se
discovered Inc precious object | was N st-5ea q
-HfALTH. Vegetable medicines wete indeed
known when commenced ms search. bat THU
ne vas not Il, the use Of them, have nj only
passed from the il Jccied Invalid, to tie haie, hear
" and active man Of business, bot, comparatively
speaking, nave renewed my youth. | can thus,
with confidence IN my own experience, aaFise Win
NJ .rlow ctilzsns Does he reader want prooi
'9at lie \ EGEFABLE LIFE MEDICINES ate
suitable Il his own case have on Oh at NJ nlst,
367 Broadway, hundreds Of let.ers tfos1 sore 81
Toe most respectable citizens ci TINS f native and
Voluntarily offered 10 testimony 81 TIE virtues oi
A GOOD VEGETABLE MEDIC me
Pefsoas .h3se constitutions have been nsar.g
ruIaed - TIE a'l.lal4ll5le mineral prep4rat Is
ofthe d4y. 5 III bear me witness thai me Las NJ
dicine<, auI such only. are Tie rae course q cf-
manent COCA acllih. JOHN hJfEAf.
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GENERAL REMARKS RELATIVE IL Vol.
FATS LIFE PILLS Il PHOENIX DlTTEk>

Iacse medicines haye long been sHcTa ana M
preciatcd. for their cKrsordlnafy and la.med 4te
powers restoring perfect health 2 persons satfef
ing ,ldrr nearly svefy sind 81 disease 10 which
the human frame j. i,lal--
l. rsaay hundreds 81 -eTudCaiea instances, fAe4
have syen rescued sufferers from iae very vefEs 81
an nntmelY grave, alter q! Tie deceptive stslf1ms
OF the day had utterly ial.es end g many ia0a.
sands they haye 2rru4renflTs secuted frat uniiofm
enjoyment q health, y iiho9t witch iiie itse. L
but partial blessing. - great, indeed, las bet
efiescg iryarl4h.y ard nielhty proves, tisi bas
srpeafe3 scarcely les than miraculous r. those
b. see uuacqgaiutea with Tie Beautifully fat
lososisl4l pglnCiples ar1a witch TIES aFe con
peaH3ed and upon HItsh thsf ccnsegueHtY a.
y vas q tbEgF mzElsest AM sensible acilga q aft.
rlfgng tie springs and cHaaaeis Y; lie, and enee-
1ng thHa wih renewed tori and slgor, tH4i They
wefl indebted for .aetr rsTe, uAic vas 5est7@ea
upon them - tee spcaisaCous request Of several
individuals Thgse lives thef had obviously SAVED.
The Pr7ar.stof rfleef- "a Tue ofpcr'Etty atiaf-
Ted ay ae 8riseFfai CT son q tat tat.F r
fgr placing ~ NEttEl ABi+E LII + Hills . tn.
IA The k9g1 ledge ard reach q every Ha.stcual Is
Inc community. Jn.ke TIA fasl Of peFuIeieu-
gaacsefes ah.ch bsaet :. 7sr. tsae ln@rflt IT..
tie LIE Pills are purely sa1 selfl7 Fasaga ste.
aad eoEisiH eehher rs5fr, Anilsnoh7 Afsetic.
nor asf o.ael m.aefa}, in nv FIRM nhafc-at.-
lasl ~ entirely composed q extracts tom rare
sbd Psaertal pants iae virtues q ~A.ea lh3oz
long known p sefer4. laatsa ifints, aE4 f-ctnkty
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For Sa9e

TUT SNfe.
MMA x TRACT OF LAM
" ing the lands Of 6.yidsog5 = aeon
- t,oa''.nlng about tao huna..., ol'ge
Charla't &C F1'"ena's INQUIRE !.
Noe. IL. 1888 IL :. OWENS
4lSf ~
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Ncu Goods . New Goods /!

81 81 Hhsea ~ afFaffd % purchasers 9fau tefms
the uass aeeetbr retaune lkose 10 intend fH
psF CASH i sii ana il greatly q the.f thttres ta
eaH snd txamiue-- mote ihsn Hu nrdsUaty & idet.
taee Is nos saaae bvfaetn E.tSH 4 GKEDl1
We have a gRalsef NJ debis due ~, rerisartsa
q 1857 --.t expected " all such that - yHteti
e utaJs GtrsAsfth is.Stest ai.l Positively Is
charged - sli arcneni~ ever II Hesfits .tsntirg,
1sa collectors nadg 4ttb1ut rrssrye after TIC TT
u Jaaasgy neAi.
TAYLOR 4 GHAFfIN
C1afl1,fs, Or 81, us .e4kf
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SflsGg>.

@s5xA - TRAYED from the subscriber
IA{S - living about hFee mites east
OF Charlotte. some time curing the
l.. -a7a.1---, TWO HEIFERS, about three years
old. one OF a d0l color, With swalloW.otA ~ ihe
right car, he other dark brown, mark mol reeol
Iec,ed, but believed be crop and sili "a the len
car Auv person leaving information either ~ me
Printing ono. 10 Charlotte, OF az house, Ella" b
ia 4rded ioF Their trouble.
ELIAS ALEXANDER
.y,s. : lss9. tbs
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stare House 10 Rent.

"A M ILL be rented at the Court.
w house IA Charlotte, on the
i.iig5 2sth instant, lbeius Monday OF ne
AM&&. County Court the STORE HOUSE
srI--c NJ 10 the estate OF the late Jas NJ ha'eh'
i.1, uni. the lst day OF January, lo4O IL is ST..
rated on the Main-sireet IN tbs business part q
the town, one door south OF Col. Alexander Ia.
vern.
THoS. /. HUTCHINSON, Ear
Eigsiaa Grore, Jan. :. 1889. t4S4
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NOTICE.

IL persons Indebted 10 The subscriber oy
"A Book Account, are earnestly requested lo
call betasen nov and the County Court, aud close
them B, Cash OF Note, IS | must positively close
nv Books. aud these who DO net avail themselves
OF this notice mast abide BY The consequences
TnlS. HARRIS
i'm 1885 tiS4
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The LIFE PILLS have

ohs,ruet;sns In others The LIFE PILLS have
been knoan 10 cure Rheumatism permanently IN
three weeks sns Gout IN half that time, BY rene.
yins local inflammation from the muscles aud lig.
amen,s OF the Joints. Drorsiss Of all kinds, BY
freeing and Strengthening the Kidneys and bladder;
they operate most delightfully."- on these important
organs, aud hence have ever been found certain
remedy 6of the worst eases Of Grorsl. Also Worms,
by disodging from tie turnlngs OF The bowels tie
Shiny matter 10 which these creatures adhere
asthma and Consumption, nv relieving the air YES.
sells o. the lungs from the mueus, Which even slight
colds " i'll occasion. which it not removed becomes
hardened. and produces those dreadful Diseases
Scurrt, Icers and Eateferais Sores BY the perfect
purity which ;hcse Life Pills give to the blood. aud
all the humots, Seorbutis Eruptioss and Bad Com.
BlerioHS by their alternative effect upon the iu,ts
that feed the skin, the morbid state OF which uccu.
sions al Erugtirs com plants, Saliesr Cloudy aud
ofkfr eisagfseuj.s C0niplerioas. Tie use OF these
Pills for very short time, vii effect entire
cure Of Sail Rkeum, Ergstpelas, aud a striking
Improvement in the CiearRess al ths SKIN Com
mon Colds and Iafgtasa, will always be cured IS
one dose ar BY two eveu 10 the worst cases. Iiss,
Las a remedy tor this most distressing and ubsii-
nate lualaGy, the Vegetable Life Pills deserve
distinct aud emphatic recommendation. Il Is
oil known 10 hundreds IN tins city, that The FRO
ptletoE os thcss Invaluable Pills was himself file.
led Nth ihis complaiat for upwards of taHtu.Hrs
years, and that he tried in vain every remedy pre-
screed within the whole conpass Of the Ma.eria
M.dica lie however, At length. tried the medl-
cine which he ofi,Fs TO the public. and be was
cured ia very short time, AFTER his recovery had
asen pronounced not only improbable bat ALSO
luely Impossible hY any human means.
DIRECTIONS FOR tSE-TEe proprietor OF
The NE6EfAaLE !l4E Ptrs ots nal 'ailae The base
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NOTICE.

-1Hr Examination OF the Students OF pavia,
son caisre closing the present Session s :, ~
-. :. Wednesday aud Thursday, the SUN
taAe r,a'' - Tbe Board Of Trustees and friends
a.a si,' U.s. are respectfully invited TO attend
OF the .o' 80 & : t433
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/, steam Engines and Gold Wills,
valuable Mills and Machinery

on Mallard Greek Four o. five sets u black
smiths Tools Of a superior quality, and an Iron
Tuning Lathe Of the FIRST qualty. Together
with Quicksilver, Mining Stores, Stock and many
other useful and necessary articles tor FatmeFs aud
Miners too numerous 70 name 10 this advertise,
nCnt.
JOS IT, WILSON. ! ,,..
JAS T. HENDERSON, !
T~c. 2S, 1855 Ass
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GOLD MINES
II Public Sale.

ERY virtue of a Deed OF Trust executed to the
Ed subscribers by the Anglo-Ameriesa cold
Mining Association, or purposes therein ms",len-
"a. y. shall proceed 10 sell 10 the high5s. bidder
!, the Courthouse in the town Of Charlotte, on
Monday Tie 2sth day Of lanuary, le3a, (ant con-
,inue from day 10 DAY, uau al IS sold all tie pro.
nerty CONVEYED IA said trust, as follows, w One
tract al Land known as the Washington Mine, on
vheh vein 81 Geld hes ttcn recently discovered
= large extent. and ore OF unequalied richness,
which would WELD immense profit to any one al.
tbof,srd 10 work il. 0no tract known as the
laremont place, together With the tract ADJOINING
containing the Alexander Niue. cue tact called
The Henderson Nine tract Oue tract adjoining the
Washington Mine, containing 81 acres q Land
Onc tract adjoining the Hairs Wine called the
Rogers Hill Mine \ lease, far a term Of wears,
81 he Harris Mine, and also a lease on the Susan
psh Alexander Mine. Likewise
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ssouttlertu argus,
~ .,,nrrsHrD EVERY TUESDAY By

i. PUBLISHED EVERY IOt'DAl
DIuEL CUR 7 Is,
- PROPRIETOR
DOLLARS per aHRum in odrGnce.
r. ..;or will be received for less than
osubsclllPpS's payable altcays in advance.
81 lO ,Jdressed to the Editor on bust
Letters s.ccted with the paper, must be
ss;s coi ,D. otherwise they win not be at
spded TO- .o,,rpT,s,Nc
n,nr;etors of the two Newspaper
Thoaf..OSE Columbus, have mutually agreed
rsses a. t,llowing terms for yearly and other
% in .3a ,Oi' They viii in all cases, be rigid
'dn'''e -,,rvrs will be inserted at 81 per
0cEETI M lines or less) for the first inser-
sIuafe 20 cents for each subsequent inser-
ton ,,s not marked with the number
lfcI.s ,.,ions. will be published until forbid
Of I \ s,t5,rged accordingly:
lid cha, ,ssv,g,rprIsrNe-Fom squares or less
Bu'LI nD' A. pleasure, $50, payable hal
rene,W'OTN No contract for less than one year
yearly, Lore Of annual advertisers is hml-
The PIItuSs immediate business (; all adver.
led 70 Wv. ". Cor the benefit of other person;
h'eaenSS r them, mus. be paid for by the
square c,xn,nArrs for Office viii be
iSSoyyN'T,Soo name viii be inserted unless we
sW. .,,,1y authorised by some responsible
peTT,,;9,L. must be paid for on delivery.
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VOLUME NUMBER As.

"Father wants to know if you will just lend
him the paper five minutes, if you amt
done with it he will send it right back.
He only wants to see ifthe brig Star has
been heard from what our Tom went in
sTell your father the brig is not reported. !"
Home he trips, and as speedily returns:
Smother wants to know who was buried
yesterday, can't you lend it to her just two
minutes" "Tell your mother that all the
deaths this week are Mr. -, and
child of Mr." In few moments
another rap-"Sister Susan wants to know
if any body's married this week, and uncle
Joel wants to know if there is any auction
to day, and father wants to know what
the news is from Virginia, and aunt Shocks
wants to know ifthere are any more pretty
stories about that Jarvis woman if you
can't spare the paper, why can't you write
down what there is-lust cause | don't
want to keep running back and forward
so"-"Here my lad, take this paper to
your father--and round to all your uncles
and aunts, and have it back, whatever is
left of it, next Sunday morning at s o'clock,
precisely. when you come to borrow the
next" Ten applications on Sunday by
borrowers, all sent TO neighbor Shocks,
with particular caution to return ii there
when done with. Monday morning, rap
at the door, and the boy with the paper is
ushered in: "Mother says it is too much
plague to keep the paper all the week, peo-
pie keep coming arter it so. "-Pym0uth
| Journal.
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mn TIE PUBLIC

...L,s NJ editors and publishers Of pa
li S,rs been too long neglected. Justice
1s n a nr be done unless themselves assert
WI new, '.t,s and enforce the most rigid rules,
her ''g'', ,bo end will be found alike salutary
HhCn III ,,s Jae and beneficial to those engaged
70 ine P g.oss Publishers OF papers have been
y I Iao, imposed upon by the community at
~ , ,C' That they are considered to some extent
ll js,1,,Jed class of beings, when IN fact there
m in life so honorable, deserving Of
! ~ L;,b consideration, productive OF so much
y n5 class that excrts so powerful an lntiu-
Oo4 I, : known to be proverbial tor the
y NJ, 10 newspaper publishers to consider
l'. demands as the last to be paid-debts to
I'M tbere is attached no moral obligation,
.Jrbicb they can refuse to pay with justice
~ honor. hence it is incumbent upon the
.--5Irto-s OF the press to assert their own
' 1,s ANA resolve, severally and jointly, to
s5,,,Il rqironS Of newspapers under the same
isT,nons ihat attach to other contracts. or
.,,sr. remain in poverty and want, with thou
IA. dine them from the most solvent men IN
,econ'ry. -,
No rai upon all editors and publishers of
,,os-s. who approve of the following rules, to
5srdrrse them By their signatures-place them
,thetead Of their papers, and strictly adhere
iotLem
1t No subscription received without pay
nsa. IL adyaRce
a. No subscription received for less than
srmJnths
81 Advance payment will be required from
.ltansient advertisers.
lth TO announce no man for any office,
ether State or County, without the adrance
PAYMENT OF ten dollars.
9Th. Political circulars charged as advertise
rents and payment required IN ddUdnce
9Th. All advertisements of a personal alter
alton viii be charged double, and payment re-
.uired in advance.
7;h. Election tickets will not be printed
without order. nor delivered to any person
without payment
sh. All subscribers, without respect to per-
sons, who are deHnquents, on the first of Octo-
bg, vN bestricken from the list and their &C
counts put in suit.
Tdeaboye rules, we the undersigned, pledge
ourselves TO abide by.
JAMES A. STEVENS,
Editor Of the Yazoo Wing
S. II. b. BLACK.
Editor of the Natchez Courier
BESANCON g. HALLIDAY,
Publishers Mississippi Free Trader
JAMES IAGAN,
Editor e. Prop. Vicksburg Sentinel
W. D. SMYTH,
Editor Grand Gulf Advertiser
SAMUEL CURTIS,
Proprietor Of the Southern Argus
THOMAS BROWN,
Editor Of the Rodney Telegraph
J. NJ DUFFIELD,
Editor of the Grand Gulf Wing
WIN. B. TEBO,
Editor Of the Fayctte Advertise
WORTHINGTON g. CHAPMAN
Editors g. prop. Columbus Democra
ABB. a. 81. CORWINE,
Editors and prop. Yazoo Banne
ARCH. S. CLARKE
Pub. Port Gibson Correspondent
c, A. FOLSOM,
Editor Southern Sentih,
GEORGE A. WILSON,
Editor Holly Springs Bann'
GEORGE r. KIGER,
E1Itor Southern Sta
NEED g. SMITH,
Proprietors Southern RepOrtt
June, 1899
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-23
FArErrEvILLE, Tenn, july IL.

A Mother Murdered By her Son.-We
arc informed that most shocking and aw-
fol occurrence took place in the lower part
of this county some few days since. The
facts as they have been told TO us, were
about these. An old gentleman by the
name of Hall, had difficulty with his son,
Ga many and had probably come to blows,
when the son presented his gun at the ia.
ther.--the mother, who was present, see
ING the critical situation of the old man
rushed in between them, TO prevent the
son from killing the father, when, awfu
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-23
THE FARMER.

BY t. C. FEssENDEN.
Let monied blockheads roll in wealth,
Let proud fools strut IN state
My hands, my homestead and my health,
Place me above the great.
| never fawn, nor fib, nor fain,
To please old Mammon's fry;
But independence | maintain,
Of All beneath the sky.
Thus Cincinnatus at his plough,
With more true glory shone,
Than Caesar with his laurelled brow,
His purple and his throne.
Tumult perplexity and care,
Are bold Ambitions lot;
But those iDtruders never dare
Disturb my peaceful cot.
Blest with fair competence, find
W hat monarchs never can
Health and tranquility of mind
Heavens choicest gift to man.
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P. BYRON BARKER, ED1roR.l
THE FARMER.

THE FARMER.
A SoNe.-By J. j. Barker.
Sung at Meeting of the Agricultural Societ
at New Brunswick.
A Farmers life is the life for me;
/ own love it dearly;
And every season full of glee,
/ take It's labors CHEEKY
To plough or sow,
To reap or NOW,
Or in the barn to thresb, sir,
Ais one to me-,
| plainly see
Twill bring me health and cash, sir.
The Lawyer leads a harrass'd life,
Much like that of hunted Otter,
And tween his own and others strife,
He's always in hot water,
For foe or friend,
A cause defend,
However wrong must be, Sir,
In reasons spite,
Maintain tits right
And dearly earn his fec, Sir,
The Doctors styl'd gentleman,
But this | hold but humming;
For like tavern waiting man,
To every call he's coming
Now here, now there,
Must he repair,
Or starve, Sir. by denying;
Like death himself,
Unhappy elf
He lives by Others dying.
A Farmers life then let me live,
Obtaining, while | lead it,
Enough for self, and some to give
To such poor souls as need it,
I'll drain and fence,
Nor grudge expense,
No give my land good dressing;
III plough and sow,
Or drill in row,
And hope from Heaven a blessing.
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nR y. =. SLADE.

HAS resumed the practice of his profess
IL sion, and will punctually attend to ali
calls, when not professionally engaged his
ohcels in the rear of the building formerly oc-
cupid by Sade g. Baker, in Market-street-
AZ night hewM be found at his residence.
Columbus, April g. 1889. 30d
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-23

Sensible Recommendaaou.--The fol-
lowing judicious advice is copied from the
resolutions adopted at a public meeting of
the citizens of Woonsocket. Although
calculated for the meridian of Rhode
Island it will answer equally well for any
other State:
Whereas it is currently reported that, in
one of our neighboring villages. "a man
made during the last year $500 by mind
ING his own business, and $500 by letting
other peoples alone''-theIefore
ResoIued, That we recommend to some
of the good people in our village to try the
experiment, not only as source of emol.
unaent to themselves, but Of satisfaction 70
their neighbors.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-23
LAW COPARTN ERSHlP.
NTEPHEV Il. NASH and JOHN

~ - HU uPHRIES. Gate of Alaba-
~, s,,' having formed partnership, in the prac-
.Oe Of law, will, for the future, practice IN con-
JUNCTION. .l IN the Circuit and inferior Courts OF
va y, judicial District, andinthe Superior Courts
al ~ Jackson, Mississippi.
q; lhey hope, by prompt and faithful atten-
uOl 70 the duties Of their profession, to merit
T T1 receive liberal share Of public patronage
aner Office is in Columbus, Nj. (being the
o o formerly occupied by s. +. Nash,) where
'ng y Or both ofthem can generally be found.
February /, 1899. 2lu
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Drs. Watkins g. TlIInferrO,

AVE just received from DIR. Bridges,
-. - Zone Of the Vaccine Physicians Of Phil
DlePha,) Crust Of Matter, the 18th trans
MISSION W from the Low, and are prepared to
l'accmate all applicants at their Office on Mar
Columbus, April 8. 1889. 30h
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10 relate, the gun, at that instant, went off,
and the mother fell, and Immediately ex-
PRED, /, victim to the relentless fury, of
more than savage son. The murderer has
not vet been taken we believe.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-23
DIR. WELLS A. THOMPSON,

AZ resumed the practice of Medicine in
~ Columbus. Ills Office IS on Main-st.
Wnere he may be found during the day, ex-
Iept when absent on professional business
tefsons wishing his services at night, viii find
Gun az Bell & Corners Tavern.
Columbus, Jan. %, 1899. 20f
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rem TOOMER has permanently esta-
A. olshed himself in the city OF Mobile
~ Eva. Tor the purpose Of transactInga general
CoInlssion business, and respectfully tenders
r.n services to his friends and the public gene
,lly' ne may be found at his Office by the LIST
gay ofNovembor.
Sept. 18th 1898, 3tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-23

VIE HUGUENOTe-A new work by
= James, author Of Richelieu. -" The
ICY ~Ihe Robber," &c. just published,
~ PFISTER g. GOODWIN.
March 8, 1880. %
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-23

Lessen to Newspaper 6orrdsCers. -
Thine Saturday morning o'clock,
Scene: the breakfast table. A rap is
heard at the door, and the newspaper is
fot . Few moments opened before the fire.
sCome John, ii won't do 10 dry It so long
| Tor sec neighbOr Shocks IS sending his
son after it" Another rap at be door
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-23
LAW' .N.OTECE.

SHAM n. KELLY, having permanently
IN located at Carrollon, Dickens G. ID Ala:
NJ attend u" Courts of the Counties OF
'u'eaoosa, Gtysne, Sumpter, and Pickens.
nov. %, 1888.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-31
FREE IEs,Sa
FIRE Insurance COMPANY

a RE continuing to take risks in Town and Country,
"A on Dwelling Houses Stores. Manufactures Mills
and other Buildings and on Furniture Libraries. Wear
inr Apparel Stocks of Goods, Machinery, ard Tie
Stock Of Mills ard Manufactures, well as on most
other descriptions Of insurabe property. The terms
will in all cases be made favorable, as can be obtain
ed a, any other good Office. Applications to be made
either personally or BY letter. to the Agent in Richmond
JOHN o. LAY.
.4gen, at Richmond.
THOS X. BRACE,
Presidsnt .Eina Insurance Company.
THE subscriber intending for the future devote his
undivided attention TO the subject Of insurance. thinks
il proper to add that EVERY loss which has occurred
during his agency Of the Etna Office. for the last l6
wears has been literally adjusted and settled by him. 10
The satisfaction of the parties insured.
JNO. o. LAY
agsa, JFinG Insurance. Company
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