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mid ib meiter meine Weinun9 iibcr oa5
en9lilb preoi9cn in uniersn oeutl tl6sn
&ir1en ou5ordefen.
l, S0 la9e e5 Ioute Gnolilb 9eprsoist
lperoen> neil ale unferc Sinoer i'm Gn9li-
iben er5c9en lperpen! lteberle9t ss nur
einmol e6 lino pbn9efdbr 1900 &inber
in unierer Gtoot, Die in Die Sbule se5en
fDnnen pon bielen 1900 bat bic eine
oeutitbe Sbule BON 10 BIS II, uao Die
anoere s. 9sbst ober in Die en9ti=
iWnSNulen, onsefa(t lino ie vcn einem
gnoe bis sum anoern.
2, SD ia9e c5 icOte Gn9liTb 9epreoi9t
rperoen @eil beinabe ate Die Mitolieoer,
Die am mebrifea um bic &r6e beftim.
inert iino, uao ib mag AUDI nob binSuiet=
sen, AUDI am mebrften oa5u beSoblen, fir
oo6 Gn9liIb Yreoi9en fIao.
3, SD ia9e e5 iotlte Ga9llID 9epreoi9t
lperoen, neil mir uniere iun9ea MEit9lieccr
BON Belt Su 3eit 2(ue perlieren. --- Stebmt
gum Seilpiel Die Gpisccpol, &irbe e6 lino
foum IS ori9inelle Samilien in Der 9on6en
@emeince, uno oolb iino, bis auf 4 orer 5,
ale Stible pcrlebnt! 9tun, wer bat Die
onoeren? ? Qnt>port: 2(b0ef faQene SUtEe-
raner uno Reformierts.
Iir wo(len AUDI einen Slicf ouf uniere
9}obt. &ir6en lperfcn. @enn beioe Sc
mdnoen Suiammen 9ebcn, teiJebt iIe cbn,
9efdbr aus $50 @lieoern, uao lpenn eS
gut 9ebt pieuei6t 20O.-gIun sebt ober
in Die en9(i1tben &ircben-in Der Gpi&cos
pol'SirOe lperoct iDr faum cinen Stubl
finoea Der ni0t beiegt 1T, une menn ibr
na6 Der 9)tetbObjiten SirtDe 9eEet, iolpers
oct ibr pon 6 bi6 800 3uD6rsr finocn.
Slt nun oieic5 nidt Gin ftoreer Serpsi6,
Dap mir td9lib BON unlsrn Nlit9lieoeyn
Oerlleren, uno Dap, lpenn eS 10 fprt9ebt,
unlere ceutlben &irlben 5n @rune 9sben ?
4, SD iose es iolIte Gnslilb 9eprsoi9t
perOen um Gin9feit nno Syieoen in un'
fern 8emeinoen 5u beDatten. - Stienan0
miro perIdu9neM ooB Sieisni9en Die 5u
Der STRIDE bejoblen uno ca5 HeutiDe nibt
periteDen Elm ebtn 70 9utes 0e6t baben
tn9llibe Treci9tsn gu perlan9en. aI5 pie
Die 2(noern OeutItbe; uno lrsnn ibncn
oicie6 ni@t erlaubt miro, fona man 1e
nibt beiNuloi9tn wenn ite ittb On anoere
&lrben onltDlieilen, oenn mir lsben nidDt
mebr in jcnan finitern uno itbreteiicbenSaz
gen. oo iib Die MenIbcn Der Neli9ion nee
gen perfol9ten - oa man uuldu(oi9e 3rci-
fe, WGnnsr, 9Beiber un0 &in0er su oen
8lommsn oe6 Stbeiterbauftn6 itblcppts-
oo man Der 9tcli9ion lpe9eh &inoer &C.
gen Neltcrn, l(ntertDonen 9e9en ibre q
bri9fsit Den RrroFabI Stiteen iab-oa
man Der Jleli9iOn Iuc9en, 9on5e frieotidbe
SolferltDoften aus ibren Stdotcn uno
D6rftrn peytrieb, uno nit leD5enoem8luts
oulit Soulenoe in ibren Scttsn erlpUr9te-
.. nsin mir lcben in elmer Belt no Srei.
belt berrI1ct, oob elm icoer Wenid oa6
Sfec3t bat, ieincm Gptt ~ oienen, lpie uno
no er mil.
Gin SreuUa Scr Stutits)>n tt!r,Dcr.
s.zGGx== zsGGx
SoAmbnr9er Sle9c5ftier.
3ufHt0e 9e0ebcner 9t1cbrid)t, perElm.
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6arrifrns MeDrDsit l49,769 in % @taaten.

01sEir babsn feline sinieIne 2Ssrittts BON
Der StimmsnsabI fir beipe Ganobaten, in
bcn mob ftblcnbln Gtoatsr srDaltsn. 9is
Olebrbeit fir lcorripn, in 25 &taotsn 1T mad,
Gen amtIitben Scribttn: l46,772! Sn 9Th
Carolina fam bic %rlf5ifinms nibt an9e9sben
ntrtsn, intem Die GrnabItr corr pcn Der ees
fs89rbun9 9c,pib!t 'pcrbtn. 9(n9cnomnnn, raf
Die 8olf6itlmne in SIp @arolna cine Qrfofr,
fc MebrDtit pcn 10000 9ttracbt Datsn MIR
0s, ic wdre aemriicn'S nrfljtbe N>etrDejt in
sCr 9anjen unicn: 1912!
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-12-29

Genlus.-Ssr Maritbaa rsS 6itIitcn 9is
itrift6 prn NtnniDlpanicn, welbtm Die Srlfss
SdbIun0 ibtrtra9sn MAR, bsfla9t lib itbr itbsr
rit @5dbwtri1fstn melhe Sic Gsbulf5sWars
ilb6as rhbti fdnrtn, inpem piels 2suts ntbt Die
pcrIan0tc 2uSflmft 9cbtn MOLTEN. Sic llras
De bitrpcn miro wabrlbeinIjtb Die llniabl Won
SrI9en fem, msldt cen &uttn pcr9ss4t MUIR
rsn, pon ptDen Gtsle nitbtS Gutsb er,rartsttn.
2Ba6 ZEN Ssritbt pen Der &rltS;dblun9 in
SerfS GauGtv bttrift, mrprn lb in msrn
Dtuti3sn 9Iatte ein NuSSu9 pcrtiurst BADEN
mir lIriad)s rtiItn Mitt9fet iu bcipsjfsln.
9tamtntntIieb mu6 Ole @n9dbe ctr SDnlsr bsi
l8e'trm Su fleln fem. Jt1'D Dem Seric)ts per
balt lttb brt 3lbb 9s9en ole Der 0inrcbner,
mle ju 3s! Sam bao wabr lein?
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1867
Gin bo(fAunssp,Ilce u1sobcn

Gin boHhan8spoIlco &1Iaobcn. -
0u 0tcntrta! murre neuI,b ein Mlaclbcn Nas
mtn9 Nad)Ael VcunS, jum piertsnnAl por Die
Frtiyi 9'brabt in Mann@tltlper, ri5 NauAes
hes btlDurl9t. %ie mar nitt nit elmer blauz
en- ~Safs unc (:Nit btflcrtt. Gie murps ,u >
W{on1t Stfdn9ntbliraIt pGrurtbtilr, unb iDre
Ntutrc iubts bic Grmt Su rt,ps9cn bic UefAnz
9tnl>baft fir rsn SAnjtn HEintsr au@jueeDntn,
wofir lie paS SoIt9tlp nit Srtuptn bejabltn
mcnte, um Biz WtNn9c, Die III ihIsNt iei ir
lln9e IN& 81 prtsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-12-29

din ocm cFrotif~cs Gaunty.-qaursns
&auntD IN e'errJja, 9ab bti Der lcBtsn 2Sabl
652 <timmsn fit 6arriion, une fir 8anVus
rn %. Ias tIettt irsenH sjs anetre5 eaurs
D in cen Sr. GtaAten.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-12-29

llnperfdufid5c lOaarc.-9ie 2rfcfrfr6
basen ittrn ovti preiiptnt5 &aneientsn fiji
ole 2SaD! III 1874 i'm Dlarfte, ndmlib: 3an
Sursn, Cas- unp 0sstcn. NH ju 9rclt 5ike
bat itItsn 9uen @rfcI9-une psrtt9sns 1BMrt
llnstt msnjs &hufsr.
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esSi TrceturD, Goq. Der ac9cn>rirtisc Gts
Frctdr ser @5basfImmtr Ger Der. Staatsn, III
purh bic @tise9ehun0 pen 9tsu d2ompiDirt
sum Der. Staoten Genatrr tru6btt.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-12-29
Saf sunl Qld)en !

Infer ftnraliltiiti)e 9tatbbar pUn "lllt Ssrfs
cber Gtcrn i'm Often" bat liV, ns sS fbsint,
an 9e,pjlTt Ssnsrfun9en in unierm rcllegttn
QlNtte erbdrmlicb geltolIen unp iheint falt
mAtMnb ju isin, baB mir @inen ietntr 96nntr
etrpn5 unldnft 9ebdnceIt baben @r er6hnets
in itinsm Qegten cine firnIlds Sbmues81ts
tsric 9s9en unfsrc aacni9feit, bic un8 70 fart
ptrmunretu eab mir unS mob jest beS aas
dcn6 bavlbtr faum entBlltn fonnen. SSn Der
Sbat, eS 1T gum 2ad)tn, eaS eln OIann nit
Sbimpfptrtern um li6 mtrft, wie bic 8jld)s
wetbtr, Wenn lIs non sintm 9fabpc9d 9sfrppt
,perbsn. Gin Dlann unp ncb pnSu Elm y eis
tor prrfu(bt iu ihmpfsn, lpsnn tr, im naDs
rem Sinne pe5 2errt9, niht bsIejpi9t pures.
2lbtr Der 53srr 2llt Ssrfs belisbt lilb aas 9ins
&C nur BON elmer 3eitc, uno RIn9tl an
Sprlbftnntni6 balt i'm AUDI jset nolb liz ecm
Nobns, rab CT elm DemoFrat iti, mas er
rob ei9cntticb nienllls War-,lnp oub mnDl
Ibmsrlih je Wirp. 9OD s6 III gar n b t
WunrUbars6 pab Ger Uelf biz 3b"atc
lc6t, menn lta ibm inS WnuI lauren, uno f.
mag Is AUDI bier rer SAL ftn. slbEr l1err
SO6ncr ioutc ,piiTsn bab mir turb unltre
StmGrfumgen nur tejneten MOLTEN m0SEecbt
III, unp rpenn ct GsrFanc 0enu9 bat, fl wirr
tr nilTcn, Wie mir pjses Eecbt ptritaEten ju
BADEN Winibtn. 2Sir entblltrn ln8 elmer
msittrn 9sfnitcn bisrilter bis ouf Elm, .anrtrs
QDctbe falls Js unisr "?err 0eoGbar j,t BADEN
mhnibsn iOIe.
9cd), alien Gpas lei Ssitc, mir pinfbsn
Dem 9errn Sberiff Glilf, ens cr sincn f. uns
ttrntbnWnpen damn alo Btrtbtiratr Asfun.
ben. CT unttrnabm Is ptm "arrlItn ASlsr"
Nsn l,als w trstsn rno nab pr9stIld)er
NhDt 0bt CT F.b nun auf Ten SsobalDttr 81
rtjttn. Nber Der Grtsrs Datte Elm iu ittifte
@snid MnS Der ecBttr pire auf jtrsn SAT- i'm
Gtlnre lsin, Die GtraDlen pc6 flHtratiifjidlsn
SterneS ausjubaItsn, teirnberS 81 lie id)rn io
ttrsuttno ld)reg fAQcn.-O Oh licbe IDclt
,pas pirlt Gu nod lOunoer icbcn!!!
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pje5mal tlbriN 9ttrtsn," ia9ts ntuIicb eln fts
otrAljtjilber ErfcfcfD @huLmtilter Su tRcm
1tmpfraten III ritltr Stapt. r.Sa, mir D1s
Otn," onwertete rer 9smOfrat ,eu ma9if
nun audb mai ausfmpsn ,pis einsm 6ietraIjs
zen ~ Nutbs H." n.JDM ln9tt Ser Qefes
frfo psrrunrert. nSa, msm III G6uImsi>
itcr bin, ir mnalt ru i'm Gictjondr finOsn ftns
ntn MAS oA5 QEmt 0emcfr1t bsbeuttt." uGj,
Die MDrDsit," lA9tt erj unr gina trnur9 frrt
9EjN unier N1Ntar nitt lIntsryilDt bli iDm
ntbm,n?
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pbllabelpbjer Sdttsr btri,bEtsn pprioe1Ec:
tbs misbsrum sine Arduiibt MmrtDat lpelths
fitr5lib IN entr z tart psrhbt murrt, eurcb sis
ntn 6clpllIen eanrpttI IN cinsm alttn Oianne,
Namtns SNmuel Srbnion. Ser Mbrs
IT sntttcbtn uno icine Srau III, al6 lfitbatrn
III Der SEat .arrttirt wrrptn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-12-29
Sie 0olfefilnme.

Sclssnss Gabslle 9isbt 9snau Die anjabl bsr
0clfsitimmsn an, ir ,uie pieiebsn in Den psrs
ibspsnsn Staaten ein9s9ebsn ,rurcsn. 3Dlr
Daben Die Ingaben ppn Den omtleben Serts
ten ssncmmsn, ir melt mir eisislbsn srbaltsn
baben, unb mir wsrcen tisie Sabelle tcrtteen
Bis lie ppu allen Staaten sin0efcnnlen linb.
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Der Staat WaIabuietts BAT. taut ber
eten beenoioten 3Ibluu0, 1877. .7S6 Gin
wpDner.
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EE-sNES-.%
%Ambur9er SlcQc5ftier.

3ufHl0e 9e0ebcnsr 9t1Aribt, perllm-
mtlten iib einc Qniobl Der 6reunOe ppn
01rriion uno Eepler am @)auis bon G1.
Gtbomc, in 6omburW r;n no lie inNro-
5eiljon naO 500 0arbour nariNerten,
an Der S1uplflU. nobe oer Staot, no
lie ea UOrtrefflitDe6 Mittl9cifen einnabs
men, neblt Sart Ssioer u1o Sicr.
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Die G'lclIicbaft our Gvncnnuno Der fol-
ScEoen &camten:
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Dice prciiocnten:
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@tor8 SNod, S5pDn 3. GoDer,
GERMAN Searo, Solcpb SDomo,
SeTrtdrs: s. Steineu Or. Il. Shutsp.
Sine Gommit5ee bon funf, befebsno
aus cen (oeTren Wenoel, 6toter, Saunl,
OWr uno eauri, 6ericbtste fal0enoe
Nr9ulare Srllltiprl'Oe.
|. Der Sag oen mir SerSie9
zines erpatbtcn Soltt6 unS cine 'critoren=
oe3uretDrpsllun8 fir cine ucrmclene Gre=
cutlOc.
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wdblte Yrcfiocnt. .-Sein Commencement
miro Gin 8curerncmsnt ots SOlfS iein.
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Dempfratie au6flibren, ipie er iie erfldrte
in icinsm Sritfe an Den NNtb. SOarmor
Stnnp.
3. Sobn Sspter, crndblte &ice p,eii.
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ganjt NUtt5Sobt 61,126.
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itr Ben gaSfsO, in Gcmpfn5 eauntp, q. 3.
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Gtrit Die StloDnun9 peic5 ncusn Trtlcr @is
snblrt fem.
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J,arrilcn. Sn Sursn
VsnnfDlpanitn 14A0l9 143,675
WarDanr, 33,529 2S,754
Nbppe @ilanb, 5,2l3 3,268
0lsu 6ampibjrt 25,4s3 3l9l9
@cnnctticut, 3l,212 24,SsS
Obr, l4S,14I 124,7S0
9eeu Vcrf, 225,8l2 212,5l9
Dtllmart, 5,967 4 STA
@tcr9cn, 40,349 5l,9S9
Scrmrnt, 32,445 $4,000
0lrro @lrnnA, 46,376 33,7S2
Walflduietts, 72,913 52,368
&entudp $3.50 52,G16
Malnt, 46,6l2 46,201
Jteu JerItN 33,362 3l,034
Sntiana, 65,276 5I,695
2eujIiana, 1926 1916
M>bi9on, 22,9ll 2I,1O6
ScnntiTtr 50,05l 47,482
D0hour, 2L44I 28,O43
Sir9nien, 4l,4O5 42,SlS
SulnoiF' 45,537 47,416
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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-07
TRUST SALE.
for Real Estate Moneu

for Real Estate Money.
DY virtue of Deed in Trust executed by
- Ewing F. Calhoun to the subscriber,
which is duly recorded in the Probates Clerks
Office of Lowndes County, in Book no. IL,
pages, 207, 206, 200, and 30, to secure the
payment of promissory note in said deed
mentioned, VIII sell fer the notes Real Es-
tate Banking Company of Columbus) at pub
lie Auction at the Court House door in the
town of Columbus, on Saturday,
the 9th day ofJnne, 1870,
The following Lots in the town of Columbus,
known as part of Lot no. ten, in square NUM-
Der three, north of Main Street, commencing
at point SO feet south ofthe north west cor
ner ofsaid lot on Market street, running thence
southwardly with Market street fifty Jour feet,
thence eastwardly parallel with Main street
sixty six feet, thence northwardly parallel with
Market street, 81 feet, thence westwardly par
aJel with Main Street, Go feet to the beginning
Also, Lot no. nine, in square no. four, and Lot
no. two, in square no. eight, south of Main
Street. according to the plan of the town Of
Columbus.
Sale during the usual hours.
Such title only will be conveyed as is vested
IN me as Trustee.
Dated, Columbus, May 80, 1910.
OVIDP. BROWN,
Trustee,
ids. prsf Sd.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-07
OBETU.aR r.

DIED-ln this town, on the morning
of the 30th ult., Miss Susan Jane, daught.
or of Thomas d. and Lavonia Wiggin,
aged fifteen years and two months. AS
a daughter she was affectionate and duti-
fol; In every respect blessing to her par.
ents. As member of the Female Col.
lege ofthis place, her remarkable s.udious
habits seriDus and correct department,
and unaffected kindness, had rendered her
a fayorite with both teachers and pupils.
But while we lament her early departure,
we t'sorrow not as those who have no
hope. Shehad been taughtte love and
reverence "The holy scriptures, which are
able to make us wise Into salvation, and
had learned that we must be born again,
andthat aJesus is the way, the truth, and
the life. Hence, when she found that
death was near, she came at once to the
throne ofgrace, and sued for favor. Espe-
cially, did she pray for a clear evidence
of her acceptance with God. Nor did
she plead in vain. The love Of God was
shed abroad in her heart by the Holy
Ghost; and the shout of 'sGroRy, GLoRY''
was the last articuIate. sound that fell from
her dying lips.
"The Lord gave, and the Lord hath
taken away--blessed be the name Of the
Lord"
TCoMmuNlcATED.7
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-07

do I believe that Congress could deprive the
people Of the District of Columbia, Of thelr
property, without their consent Il wonid DC
revivinp the doctrine Of the Tories OF Great
Britain in relation to the powers Of Par
lament, over the Colonies before the revolu-
tiouarv war, and in direct hostility to the
principle advanced by Lord Chatfam--that
!. what was mans own, was absolutely and ex-
clusiyely his own, and should not be taken
from him. without his consent, given by him
self or his legal representative"
2nd. Good faith and the peace apd harmony
Of the Union do, in my opinion, require that
the compromise of the Tariff known as MIR.
Claws bin. should be carried out according to
its spirit and intention.
3rd. I am decidedly of opinion that the
mower Of appointment to Office vested in the
Executiye Of the United States by the con-
gtitution. should be used with single eye to
the public advantage, and not to promote the
interests of party. Indeed, that the President
Of the United States should belong to no PAL
ty.
You are at liberty 10 use his letter Tor any
purpose you may think proper.
| am, dear sir, with great regard and con-
sideration, your humble servant,
w. Ii. HARRISON.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-07-07
SHERIFF1S SAFE.

DY virtue of sundry writs OF Fieri Facias
ID issued by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
of Lowndes County, and to me directed,
will sell for cash, at the Court House door in
Columbus, on Monday the
third day Of august neat
the following property, to wit:
Part of lot number one square number three,
north Main street bounded as follows, viz, COM
mencing on the north west corner of said lot,
number l. square number 3, running thence
&c feet east parallel with Main street, thence
south o feet thence west Sc feet thence north
% feet TO the beginning.
Also, the undivided interest IN and to part
of lot number two, in square number three
north of Main street and east of Market street
bounded as follows, commencing on the north
west corner of lot numbered as aforesaid. anc
thence running east parallel with Nam street
66 feet. thence south and parallel with Market
street "A feet, thence west GO feet thence nortf
"a feet to the beginning.
Levied on as the property of John M. KIrl
to satisfy said Fl fas in favor Of Reading )
Blount and others.
Sale within the hours prescribed by Law
Dated the Sd July, 1910.
p. M. GRANT,
Sheriff Of Lo'cndes County
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DY virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias,
I'D issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Lowndes County, and to me directed, will
sell for cash, at the Court House door in Co
luInbus, on Monday,
3rd day Of Augustnert,
the following property TO wit:
Lots six seven and eight in square eight,
south Of main street, lot two in square three
South of Main Street, lots g. 10, in square z,
north oil Main Street, beginning at point SIXTY
feet from the north west corner of main and
market street, thence north on market street
twenty feet thence west sixty six feet, thence
south twenty feet and thence east sixty six feet
to the beginning all in the plan of the town Of
Columbus.
Levied on as the property of Thomas Chris
tan and John J. Goodwin, to satisfy said fl fas
in favor OF David A. Comstoek.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law
Dated 22nd June 1910.
p. M. GRANT Sheriff
ofLowndes comfy.
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MONR0T cOTJNTY

At meeting of the citizens of Aberdeen
held on Saturday evening, Both May, DR.. J.
III. Anderson was called to the Chair, and Geo.
Wightman appointed Secretary.
Col b. G. Burnett, on request, stated the
object Of the meeting to be the Organization OF
Club, devotedto the cause Of Harrison, and
moved the following resolution:
That all present who feel disposed to be-
come members of this Club, register with the
Secretary their names, together with the a.
mounts they are respectively disposed to sub
scribe for fund TO be layed out under the
direction Of the Club, in obtaining information
by newspapers or otherwise, favorable to the
cause of Harrison, TO be distributed IN TINS
county-which was carried unanimously
Whereupon, as gentlemen registered their
names as members Of said association.
On motion resolved, that this club be called
1.-THE Harrison Club of aberdeen"
Thomas Worsham Ia veteran soldier under
Harrison) was then yolninated, and unanIm-
ouslv elected president, DIR. Jno. M. Anderson
Vice President, and J. b. Valentine Secretary
On motion, resolved, that the President APP
point committee of three members to collect
and dispose of the funds subscribed under The
lst resolution.
Whereupon, the President appointed b. G.
nuAhceli D. W. AhuStsoAli anu sS0AS0 - So
man.
Onmotion, Resolved, That Jno. l. TindaI,
Jr., deliver am Address, suited to the occasion
at our next meeting.
The Club then adjourned till the Goth June,
THOMAS WORSHAA, Pres.
J.B. VALENTINE, SIC.
- SArURDAY, JUNE, 20.
Gu met pursuant to adjournment.
1 M 4 n L
ing absent, on motion
| John L. Tindall, Sr.was called TO the Chair
who, after the minutes ofthe preceding meet
ing were read, briefly stated the object Of the
meeting.
/ The report of the committee appointed al
the last meeting to collect and dispose of the
| funds of the club was submitted; and on mo.
ton received.
| DIR. Jno. l.. Tindall, Ir. then addressed the
meeting and was followed by Thomas Coop
wood and Reuben Davis Esqrs-
Mr.. Il. J. White, then detailed to the Chf
some information highly fiattering to the Har
rison cause, obtained by him in recent visi
to the northern counties of this State.
| On motion, Resolved, That the Chair ap
point committee o. three members to select
| from this county delegation, consisting of AZ
members, to represent this county in the
South Western Convention to be held a
Nashville, Tennessee, on the third Monday
in August next, and report the same to oul
next meeting,
Whereupon, the chair appointed B. c. Bur
nett, Thomas Coopwood, and Jno Ross.
On molten Resolved, That our present Sec
rotary be authorised to act as corresponding
secretary of this Club.
The Club then adjourned till Saturday, q
June,
JOHN L. TINDALL, Pres.
pro tenn
]. B. VALENTINE, SEC.
SATURDAY, JUNE 81.
Club met pursuant TO adjournment.
President and V. President being absent,
DIR. Jno. l.. Tindall, ST., was called to thu
| Chair.
| The committee appointed 10 select delega
ton to represent this county in the S. w
Convention, to be held at Nashville, Tenn re
ported the following gentlemen:
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The recent failure says the N. Y. Ex-
press, 'of-the long established and highly re-
spectacle house at Havana of Messrs. Knight
& Co has created some sensation among those
who have business in Cuba as, "a large amount
ofexchange upon England has been disposed
OF at the Havana, and more or less found its
way here and IN Boston. The failure is said to
be heavy, about 81, 100000, and letters from
the Havana state it viii probably be a bad one.