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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

~ As brought to shn pound Of the third ward, 2t
W Municipality, the follow ing Horses:
bav HORSE, black mnnr tail aud feet, saIdl.
marked on The "PtnrsS punish brand the left hind
qunrcr-s'ands II hunhS high.
snnl' so,r"l sind HORSE, blind of the right eye
white stripe on The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l.: hands high.
Ih. ""ners OF said horses, will III Al the pound If
the third ward ID Municipality situated at The corner
OF Kobn and Annnnc0linu streets. or before Suiur-
dly, The 9Th of November, 1889, prove property rnv
CHARGES, hn1 take them away otcr~i they will be
sold at auction by A GuoIt", public aucI"nrer.
IL. WINTER,
oE9 lat l.iuut. Night " atch
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hNT etc a'ncmGns a la gcolo dc IA sccondo Mu-
- nc palI,c. les csc'avcs suivant . Rayoir
Une ncgrcssc nommc III ICIA, aye As ans,
distant orpar,cnr Mr.. Nlcand.
I'm Negro nommc THOMAS, aye so ans, ga
disnnt nppnrcn;i Mr.. Bertrand.
!"s prorrcnres DIES dts rscluv"s sont prizes do
vcnr los rc'rcr en- paynnt les trais
La Nuuvrl,c Orleans lie 2S Ocohrc
MG II 5 HARPER, Cap.tninc de La pnrln
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Notwithstanding from ship Ruhicnn, 900 oz
" Sulphue of Quin.e, in & OF and walls, for
wholesale retail by IL BONNABEi.,
MI T,.l
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tOHT OF NEW ORLEANS.


ss. . November sh, 1889.
Brig thApma,, Thomas. harc.ton, IA n,,o,I; 4 ~
II Dcc,iidi. Siluat Havana, Cvculu anrv,s 4 ="
SchG Exit. Ellis. Pensacola. w.,,
Schr Mury. Ttsdalc, Mobile, sias,
sloop Sa"cy Jack, Pmgeol, Pensacola, M.,,er
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SHIPPING.
Coastwlse,
FOX NEW fORk-RcnuIur pnc

FOX NEW fORk-Rcculnr Packet.
Holmes Line nfPnckcts
4:tt The fast sailing rnrkrt ship VICKSBURG
JTTTI> Bunker master, j. now ready to receive
-x--.1- cargo and will sail with enry Icspa,rh-
r" feht or passage, having elegant accommodations
Apply I" The rnplnm on bonr two tiers below the We
gclahle market, or to WV
nj ACOHEN 90 Commonst
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

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p;. .1l,, Wv ,f : . '
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,hn .1r" 'p. ,'"'e situate" ut
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of ,h r' c"Iy nn ''' a'"I, rS",'nl r1
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',,"' ''o'N"''" "o''"[2 PER an oooo
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

Mail Regulations.
Tie Great Eastern MoHis CLOSED every day ut 10
o'clock A. ". IL due ever, day ut Up. N.
The Lake Nail (via lovnc,on La) is closed every
H"1d@y, Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock, A. NJ.
l. due every fuesJa Thursday, and Saturday, at 5
IN. -,
7hs Louisui3e or Ricer Nail is closed every Mon.
SAs, Wednesday, md saturday, at 3 p. NJ. Is sen,
end returned by STEAMBOATS, Arrives iregulary three
tianes week.
The Bayou Sara or Const Mail is closed every
Taesaay aud Friday, at8P NJ. Is sen, and returned
b. steainboats.
TIE Alexandria o, Red Riper Mil il sen, irecu-
Sasly BY steamboats, twice q week.
LOUISVILLE OR RIVER Mail.
Monday,
Saturday,
COAST MAIL.
Saturday, sss.ssy an" c'o.s.a, ao'c'oek.r.
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BANKS ARCADE, CITY HOTEL, &c.
GRAND
REAL ESTATE LOTTERY

" II A N. u
REAL ESTATE LOTTERY
OF PROPERTY SITUATED in NEW ORLEANS
SCHMIDT Il HAMILTON, Managers.
CO'ces "nder the Ierandah, Corner Of 81. Charles
ant Common Streets, and No. IOl Chartres Street,
betreem Cont and st. Louis Streets.
WITH view Of meeting tile wishes Of orr friends,
we have the pleasure Of announcing to the publ
lie that this Lottery will he draw the City Exchange,
in ST. Louis street, in New Orleans.
The drawing will, without fail, begin the LIST De,
cember next.
o"r agents throughout the union, will cause the above
to be inserted once in of the newspapers of their
respective residences, and charge tn. expenses in
account.
nG-lt SCHMIDT &. J!ANiI TON
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

A Steamboat will he provided tn take 10 FIori.!u
such passengers rs may he desifous 10 witness the
drawing.
Jacks"nvillr, Fla. April, 1889. mayl
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

REANS-2O bbls white Beans n first rate article,
- tor sale by DORSEY,
Nav
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

CLASS No. |.
TNHE Half Million or Camp Street le.lre Gas. of
L. the Louisiana GRAND REAL. ESTATE AND
SiOCk LOTTERY, will nostyey BE drawn on the
3lst December, New Years Eve.
CALDWELL, OAKLEY Il PRITCHARD
nc Office corner Canal and ST Charles sis
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

VIBRATING PAPER 2OD rcanes double, 100 10
w single W,up.'in PAPER, landing from brig Geo.
Ryan, and tor sale by JTl1Ai Err Il Co,
% u Poydrns st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

A SUPPLY OF NAILS, well ,tssnr ed, on maud ind
IN for sale bv ADAMS h VIII FALL.
oil 81 Graviar ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

" AGNEK S LIQUID ODENTI A.-Has
w been long used both here a nd in the north
with uniform success for cleansing n nd whitening
the 'ea'h, and preventing the ,oothache preserving
the gums, purifying tn, breath, and RELIEVING mos,
diseases t" which The mouth is liable in either the
adult or infant One tea spoonful, mixed in wine
glasstul of pure water and 8, npn,ed to he teeth
in usual mnnne' with brush, will etfec,uaIiy PEE
vent scnrvy, and ward off that rxcru,a:ing pain,
the tooth ache.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

= TOVES-Now receiving from ships Sea 4 Francis
> D"pou, n SPLENDID assortment, such Wilson's
Patent 'ronzcd Pyru hid Stoves, ",tcle-Pur-
lonr, Cooking, Franklin, &c &c. For sale by
NJ iiN + DEVEKEUN,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

Orders for the above Lottery will be received II, The
office under the Verandah corner of -. Charlie. and
common Streets and at No. l0l Chartres street. New
Orleans, and promptly forwarded. Orders from the
country post paid. containing r.mit,ances for the uuu
Der of tickets required, addressed to
SCHMIDT II HAMILTON, New Oronns.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

FANku MAS, &c-Just landing from ship Chs lemasne
for sale bv GOSSIPN Cn ''
Naval. Military 4 Fashionable In,lcrs, under
OIL Exchange Hotel, Fl Charles It
- iiIHrS, Nc-A large and general assortment or
~ Shirts, Collars, Sucks Il Iumdkerchies ryorinu
kinds. just received aud for sale by
GOSSIP g. Co.
Naval, MititHrv 4 Fashionable llaftrrx, uude,
OBJ ExchnlIge Hold, ST Charles 81
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/ ARD-SOO k'es leaf Lard, in store. for sale Ly
oil DORSEY, II New Leves
lNSErl, UlE--in jugs and barrels, landing on1
i for sale by II BONNABEi
OH 43 chaI tnnlas st
RufI ER-l'm krsa Goshen and Western, IN store
- for sale by q DORSEY
oil "A New Leyee
( 'HAMPAGNE ClDER-i0n boxes in store, for sale
hv OIL DORSEY, A New i.e,ee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

~ HlSkEl-20o bis l,nliny IRON "rr Gerurl,
and Tor sale by q DORSEY,
o3 Al New l.evpc
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MODE or DRAWING
JOG, 900 tickets, from | to 0O,oGO will he mt in one
wheel, and 700 prizes, with the blanks, in another To
every number prize or blank will be drawn until al
the prizes are determined, leaving the bulunce Of mum.
bers in the whccl-blarks.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-05

DFERTIT{tNJ
A NJ! H. in 2vols. by Harriet Nlarineau
Als'c Researches, comprising inquiries concerns
ing tae mental characteristics Of the North Amer, an
ind'nns, first series; Indian Tales und Legends Nv
Henry Rove Schoolcaf antho of Travels 10 the sour.
ces OF the Mississippi, &c &c.
Also, new supply Of Stevens Travels in Egypt
Arabia Pate, &c.
N!rImn'h the W"nderer; Elvina by Miss Bu:ncg
Ernest Nnllravers Alice
Lady Of Lyons !; Darnlrv; CricLton
Miss Sher~oud's Works, &c &c, JUS, received and
or sule by AIEN TOWAI,
rne 81 Al Cam, g
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-08
COLUMBUS. TUESDAY, Ian. 9 80.


- u
nofs9 s. sction % state dat a.
.srh NJ. has bssn elected g Sc.
senate, oFe. ~ Dictinson, ~ majority g
zIszx v0rEs. re have not been oea.en 2 oa1
saslaies. srhs wings 2 g mo-.
SID majority ritks County, and 2 ouF islsila
haa not counted "a too easy victory, Ns
should have elected ON candidate py 2 sElalsl7
chant majority. But there are soIns men e
szely Darlv Who aresiittlsE too indolenl, Or Who
pssIsr 70 be beaten, rather than llis 2 fngeE e
support TIE principles they aFdensly PEo.s
and - that classsof our own party, the Loco
forOs owe their victory. Its asYictoIJs now
ever 81 : acknowledgements and our oppone1itl
EEL tito besos and they know fulllFell' ina
i Is worse han ! deeat to them. Itwo1ld b
Solly for d 10 Say that We are not disappoant
ed 1t the result; but We take courage at on
defeat, rather than to allow i 70 depress ol
spirits, Or cause Us to lac. u our exertl0rs.-
We have been beaten-sVe are sootcaed, Ho
ikiltsd;" our locks viii soon grow out again
and sampson-like, we viii carry terror an
dismay into herapks Of TIE enemy n No
lvember. 2sg ssoa ie
To every good Whigiws would say, sian
firm, and let Us profit BY our late disaster.
aTruth, crushed to earth Will RISE AGAIN
The eternsl years Of God are hers;
But error, wounded. writhes with PAIN,
And dies among his Worshppers." a...
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-08


AZ Q meeting Of The e;,;.
roe county, bed ai tts -,
the town Of Aberdeen. On ~. hoa
January, 1889, Dr.. f0r4 49, eld d. !,
DALI was called TO he 90. I.
yAMIN SHERWOOD appoin,s5
On motion Of Reuben 49,
John Goodwin, Thomas GO. ~
George Wightman, were d
Committee 70 drah Resolu,;,. o1is
q fhe eanee of fhe rnealieS
tlflng lev moments, inca
reported tie following nre..'l1.
Iutionss which were unan "a
KHEtEAs he cilizsn- y
county, always alive 70 fn,e
principles, as acted upOn ~
ted BY Washington, JeRe
and Monroe, the fathers a -.
tionss IS Vel % cur pglliiiiiesl -, "
up0a aaliiy Of rights. and =,
Of the Immortal declaration
pendence, that by nature 81
add equal ;-And whereas = Ma
administration ofihe Generic. M
S ID practice subyersive Of -.
/ y, Notwithstanding The poIItis
hypocrisy Of the present psag
l0nly calculated TO undermine .hs
tutions, and entail upon Is j.
succession Of evils, lnsufssIs
men, who are Of all times AZ
Judge for themselves, and W.
through a dark and direfuI st1..
blood Of our fathers, the cs6s
kind throughout the world: ~,
furthefance Of these sacrod
transmitted to rs BY sueh boil, -. 9,
al all hazards TO support ten. !. - -. .
Of bribery and corruption:
III l. further resolrea, TAs
!. ing regard the contemplated M. :.
d yention, to be holden at Ra,mo5S n
!, 18th day Of January, 1885, Is ! ~,
restraining the Van Buren, Adm6ir..
from the wasteful expenditure y /.
millions Of the public money anus'Tg Y
I TO save our common country. ana =,
Constitution from inevitable 49,,
I and overthrow,
ResObed further, That tbs
have no other object in view btSs
serve untarnished, the blessings OlthG
stitution, in its original purity, anai.'i
same be handed down iinviiOlals, :
children and ehiIdIeh's children. 4
ResOfDsd further, That he urz
the Administration contravens b. q
ciples above expressed, and trllress;-
of all liberty and good gOFas.ut -
which, ifpersisted in, wiliRdn en- Ne
bluodshed and despotism.
ResoEUed further, That he SloSS6
: gentlemen be appointed toaitend I'd q
. ,,orfior1 ~ sv1f
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-08


resolution q oa1s4s cel.u - nloE.
nation relative . tie ed6ils 81 1aEIis-
bnrr. Tia me- e VS. eccon.p eried 81
! nunabal .lnsl. .s.n k..e ssxetas
ssnart.nar and Governor 81
Psnnsy panin lol cf the Port st
slnf The Documents
o.v deal account of tie transactions
& rrisbu and also contain the cor.
e ondanc bets Ii tlie authorities of
Pennsylvania aid tie Dent Of the Y.
The reading q he documents ocen.
pied an hour. Alter they bad been leaq.
No Naylor moved that the documents g
committed % The Whole House on lns
slal8 0f the nion.
Hespoke ID defonce Of this uotion, enc
the discp ion f the merits & Wlo.
question, connected with the political Ct
fairs and excilemenis A. Harrisburg a'
commenced. DR.. Mayor spoke a sons
length, and with some warmth, declaring
Thai il was his belief that the adnlnlal1a
tion bad entered into a conspiracy agalns
the rights of the people Of Pennsylvania
The corresp0 ndences he salas Vas 2aA sla J.
The President had exhibited more than g
usual haste 10 the transmission q tn
documents to the House. On some coca
sions Il was impossible to get On ansWe
| from resolutions for weeks and for month
10 come. But now the President, anxlou
4 10 say. no more than he wus compelled =
say, and to keep important facts back, ha
sent d half message to the House.
Mr.. Potter, friend Of the administrs
ton from Pennsylvania, replied sharply !
Mr.. NJ, and said that he agreed with M
/. N. that there was conspiracy, but %
conspiracy was with the Wings and rs
J the friends of the administration, Affe
] he had concluded bis remarks, he made
motion to lay the message and document
on the table. The motion was snstainel
and the subject disposed Of BY orderin
. Ithe printing of the documents.
The proposition before the House som
days since, proposing the appointment ,
a Select Committee TO- investigate the q
fairs Of Mr.. Swartwout, then came u
Mr.. Wise commenced a speech, pendin
which the House adjourned.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-08

r. A. TYLER, Esq. who for long period
conducted with ability the Vicksburg Regis
ter, has retired from the chair editorial. The
publication Of the Registerha ceased, andis
succeeded by the Vicksburg Wing. w. II
McCARDLE, late Of the Maysville (Ky.l
Wing Advocate, is editor, and from the char
acter which he bears as an able editor, the
Wing viii prove AZ sound and efficient in the
cause Of correct principles as the Register al
ways was.s'We part with Mr.. Tyler with
regret, and warmly welcums Mr.. McCar-
de- sd
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-08

NATIONAL Sink CONVENTION. Delegates
from various quarters Of the Union, us in
number, connected with the siIk-growing in
terest, met in Baltimore Onthet 10th instant.
They formed a National Silk Society, Of
which Dr.. Arnold Naudain Of Delaware is
President, Judge Comstock Of Con, Judge
Hopper of Md, SamI WhlmarsE Of Mass,
James Winston of Va, P. Physic Of Penn,
James T. CaIlan Of the d. Of c., and DIR.
George Green, of NJ. are Vice Presidents,
]. o. Law of Md, Treasurer. Gideon B
Smith of Baltimore, Cor. Secretary, and DR.
C. c. Cox, Of Md Roe. Secretary.
A committee was appointed to address the
peopleonthe culture of Silk, and another t
recommend the best Silk Reel. aE
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-08

E a
THE Laws or THE SrATE.-Tbe paFtia
distribution, throughout our wide extended
State, Of the enactments of our Legislature
renders it impossible for even .tythe Of Oul
citizens to become acquainted with. the laws
they live under. Indeed SO little Is known d
the provisions of the various acts Of our rulers
that itseens unjust to convict any one who
may commit breach Of them. l84.
Only one newspaper in the State il author
lied to print the laws, and as its circulation
is not very extensive, few are able to pet a
knowledge Of them. To disseminate them ex.
tensiyely, every newspaper in the State ought
to be employed in publishing shem and paid
outcf the State Treasury, sum sufficient to
reward the Editors for their trouble The
laws would then become familiar to the peO-
pie. and much benefit would accrue to the
whole body polite. We are in'hOpes the sub
isct win be brought before the Legislature a
this session, By some Of our influential leeis-
lators, who coincide with Us IN opinion IN re-
ference to this subject. 5aae .aosa
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-08

Planters BANK.-We are authorized to
state that the Branch Of the Planters Bank IN
sI-.- -'-J' ~---- - slr s.rlont of apaeio On
Saturday last, instructions to do 60 hos;ss been
received from the Mother Bank on Friday last
The banks in New-Orleans having resumed
at an earlier day than that previously designat.
ed, induced al the banks in Nalchez to follow
their example. W -
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-08

MAsoNIC.-The annual election Of officers
in Columbus Lodge No. s, took place on. Fri
day. evening last The following gentlemen
were elected: c. H. Albert, w. NJ; Eli Alb
bot. s. w; s. 8. Franklin. J. w. NJ Estes,
9 D., T-Ol-:-4:--. , d, XU q Wor-alI.
Tyler.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-08

IllLeQigeneer. -


NEM 4 ORK, 1.ecembef u
re nor emeats at Washington s
subject Of tho SuET Treasury biil eo
TO BE Wqtched here with the greaIes
est. The femoUsI@ Mr. PRIe1 bir
one knows how mu6l OF the o1bs b,
ney, has added nothing to hsoDsiiiily
Of this.scheme, but his, on aseosa1Js
awakened q just indignation s q
projects for trusting pnlIic oHcsa s1
The custody Of The pubic purse d
Treasures, is now a COMMON vod. y
q mark Of public feeling, 1Vas nOls
other night. that, when Nh Corr
RhrenOlogist, was delivering heius
on the Developments of thesad go
eral smile was expressed, Wha r, 4
dream of being political, IN the co.
his Illustrations, be spoke Of ID u
conscientioomess as signheaa
man who had 4, was proper
public trust The thought ~
cry body, that If the Sub TEST
to Be put Upon us, Mr.. COmbe
. high place IN the Cabinet, .
organs Of leg. Treasures, sPPy
Office under the Law.
Ehe patriotic scamps on q
have been making a feiBt uaal
Rock Ab5dl 90 Of 100 bufni
there to mako the Canadiahs 81.
intended te cross over. al o
and vagabonds in the county
have come to focus on the fFoa
the purpose Of giving liberty @
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-08

ResolUed further, That The Gta
and Secretary sign the proceeding
meeting, and that they be publsbahh
North Mississippi Advocate, Su
Argus, and the Southern Sun.
On motion, the meeting adiOa
JOHN L TINDALL az
Benz. SHERWOOD, See'y.
aberdeen, Jan. Bird, 1892 q
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-08
FROM HARRISBURG.

The report made to the Pennsylvania
Senate in favor Of recognizing the WING
division of the House, having been re.
committed to the committee who made it,
no final action has yet been bad upon the
subject.
Three Wing members of the House,
two from Lucerne, and one from Union,
have gone over to the Van Buren, divis.
ion, ii order, as they alledge, to restore
quiet. They were qualified By the Spea.
ker and took their seats. What efec,
this is to have, It is hard 70 say, but !,
looks 10 US very like giving IN 70 the De.
laands Of The mob. 51ssaA .s
The Senate is occupied with several "a "a
ses Of contested elections also. The two
Wings from the 9Th Huntington. dis.
trict have been admitted % seats. No ne.
ton on the Philadelphia or Chester casss
at las. adTices. sasa aM IL
The Philadelphia u. S. Gpzette saws
that the remainder Of the military, under
General Paterson have returned. Thew
were received By several city cornpsniet
and BY part Of Goodwinss Brigade. ~
the whole passed Ia review ii. costes
street, before Colonel Richard nj
Johnson, Vice President Of the United
Statcs.-Nash0He WIZ.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-08
$40

For Police Judge, Mitchell, Sub.ueasury
Nullifyer, ran on both tickets, and received 4
majority over Odeneal, Of % votes.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-08

~ cANADA.-The Patriots are collsc,ip.
~ large numbers along tie frontier. ,
Alburgh, Champlain. Swanfons 81 "a ibsns
and Nississquoi Bay; and Mai. McCord
had been sent Rslh troops 70 disperse them,
L was expected 3 battle would eusae.
Trails and executions, OF patriot ms.
oners, were daily taking olace. Al Irntr..
81 ; fourteen were seniencea - =. 49,
g one sitting ol tha Court tfhs 800
OF Sandwich t,o British l,ss : g 49, -
the patriots, twenty.f five, and t,Venlo =.
taken prisoners. Papers s fo,,8 ',,on
their persons mi n. ~ 1ss
sons Of high .ano|. i, ~
tie orisons5 n
from the United s
Bill Johnson eoi' fI,iis f.-e1.,.a., e.
lows ss4sJ6lna0n and
cuslody Of he deputy '...IIs 49, =. -
loch. Robbins, al n 5,coliS. s15s -.
having some businessto transs1s =, s
post ONCE, left te nrisi neTS = eS,r-. 81. -
the two latter, Ii rom Al is kr.s..-...
Anburn.) Afle4 =. & ~. - -.
hlr. Robbins went Is s. : Yoon. -.,....
ING INTO the enc il t $ -. nF;so-.
ere, the latter ha4.1r 81. - 49,, -.
lnelF boots. and ah6s6 coat. rs
pflsoners quietly ir s-,e
Qnson als cost tc|f
esl2aI1ie' out - I-,..
II 9TH.
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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-08

The Rev. Mr.. M6HAS, Of O6u, MD,
IN Mason county, KY, for the sbauGnii
slave, and surrendered for trial BY DE Con
nor of Ohio, has been acquitted mthg1
that the offence was not cOmmitiei 4 Z
county the defendant having cOO5Ea !
Vaccinations altogether across he III
The reverend abolitionist, who, min J
Paul, counsels slaves to runaway tun 6
masters, has therefore gone for this tine
whiPt Of justice but both the Keniu4J
cincinnati people are becoming alive =
Necessity Of legislation, in one Or o.f &.
states concerned % reach such cases Il
ture.-Ch0fleslon Conrier. -.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-08

IT THE LEGISLATURES Of this State com.
menced is sessiOnin Jackson yesterday. w 4
have made no arrangements 70 receive It's pro
ceedngs regularly BY letter. but trust our mem!
bers from this county win remember Us, and
correspond frequently. - .4s55
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-08

Or Mr. Charles 4. Folsom has issued propO-
sails for the publication Of a wing paper at
Brandon, to be called the "Southein Sentinel ?
1.-THE citizens Of Brandon and vicinity consult
then own interest, they wiz certainly extend
to il liberal encouragement.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-08

CoPIAH CouNTE.-Gen. A. G. Brown, and
j. B. Reid. Van Buren, men, have been re-
elected from this countyto the Legislature.
MONROE CoUNrY.-fIon. s. ]. Gholson has
been elected to I'll the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation Of Mr.. Prewett, over Mr.
DAVIS. es,fs aa -.
Il is a source Of satisfaction to know thai
these elections do not at all affect the Whie
strength in the Legislature, a. Mr.. Brown ant
Reid Of Copiah. and Prewett Of Monroe, wer,
Van Buren, men. 81
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-08

4 ALABAMA.-The bin which proposed to
change the present mode of electing members
Of Congress, to the general ticket systems has
been indefinitely postponed, in the House Of
Representatives. The drill-sergeants of the
aLocO-foco party labored hard to drive the
members Of the House INTO theT ranks, but
their failure was signal, and Their defeat de.
cisiye.