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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20

Rather out in your calculation, Strs-Ihe hiadIso,
n;an and other papers say that s'of the counties and
boroughs sending Delegates to the State Legislature,
with the Spring vote. The result leaves the Lesisa-
ture to stand as it is, unafeced~the Wings having
the majority"
have gained southampton, Dinwddic, Fairfax, Cabell
Mason and Jackson, and Frederick, 10 making O.
Have ,oc not gained Petersburg, Hanover, Caroline
Powhatan Spottsylvania, Charlotte, Prince Edward
Buckingham, (2) Marshall, Tyler and "y'he' Il
twice many -,
And as for Frederick, by what shameful means did
the Wings carry her. "one of the principal means
rcsorted 10 (says Corresponden was the creating Of
by the pretended transfer OF an interest IN rea es
tate to the value of 25, where in fact the transaction
vas purely fictitious no money having been paid, &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20


To Ft IL, Justice Of tho Peace TIA"
Count! aforesaid, do hereby certify that whose
above subscribed IL ar>tig witness, personally appeared
before county aforesaid and made oaih that The above
named - whose names
subscribed parties the above attorney acknowledged
the the presence u the said witness, their and
deed
Witness my hand and seal this day eighteen hun
bred aud -
sg'L.
Nav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20

We are happy to understand, that Mr.. !! oryle ray
or of ~ York who has deeply and closely studied the
great work of popular elementary Education as 1t ex
isis in the u s. and in Europe, is now on visit to this
CITY, He has been in many Of the States, and IS now
on visit to The South for the purpose of examining the
various systems which prevail there lie comes unaer
the highest recommendations purposes to deliver
Lecture this evening in the Second Presbyterian
church-we earnestly invite all our citizens to attend
We promise them rich entertainment IS not;
who ought not to be- deeply interested in the education
of our countrymen' 2 Free People oashtf9 &c es p
eaed. Virtue saws Nlontesquieu, is the basis Of Re
puJies He ought to have said, rirtae and Information
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-20

Ticket, SlO--sharcs proportion
certificate package Of II whole Tickets will b. for
s i30--sisarcs in proportions.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-19


I.H
of h hH htaf
900 HHa rmfH HdaU an f0s
..alHHH 1 MHfH ~
H CIV, HI# H.HI IF raHaHt al f
HI t a..iHs ual 600 ra4I estate
M .d t. rUHH y. 0nf lfa.l
q. 1000 t aHIf Ht bundled 800 uuf
Fore ulNaFH VT slHYtW8 hWH
.fl Uu m Um. CW Nh Wh. f
.ihHaiaH $685. $3.50. tha residence II
# uDHUaH .u lba loWa va Canton
containing ai1It a.s aeH 8Hl aaa ID.
|hl .NH public .gaaH. occupied ty a.a
|uMHe bt taa iiml of ms daaih la q
I IaH Offices t'sl Iha undivided Interest
III saIl dac.aed iA lhe 20 tn tba public
lE0fa iH 1.d uWH. ou which, ihe Store
|h.aag of llg1fl anl Desuue = Iturel
fond 'ao undivided interest in aoms o'hat
lo, 90 laai in rul ndIoIolaw Said town
+. ilso, upwards off Forty Negroes, Stock
|oI Horses, Nulrs, Cato and Hogs, anl
.aIl lho household and Kitchen furniture
tout Die personal property and tho 01jiv
Idad interest o' FId Dcuing in the l5H
To- lanI 100 uud adjoining said .own wiI
| De- sold on credit ol laolyo months
Tie rest Of tholand w.II be old on d cree
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-19

TT WILL expose 10 sale to the highest
Al bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door in the town Of Canton, Madi-
son county,
On he Third Monday Of January 1871
the following described property to wit:
The west half Of section twelve, west hall
aud south half Of the cast half of north
cast quarter, east half north west quar-.
ter and south east quarter section eleven
south half feast half ofnorih east quar-
teri east half and south half Of west half
south east quarter section fifteen, and all
Of section fourteen and the west halfof
section thirteen, township eleven, north
Orange Of four east; containing by esti-
nation | 900 acres.
To be sold Tor the taxes of B. G. Mar.
shall for 1888 and 1889.
J. II. VANNOY, a. &. C.
October 10, 40-ts [Pr fee S2fl
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-19
LOST

a YIN Monday evening last, in the Court
y House, a small Calf Skin Pocket
A-00k, containing between One Humid
red and 6Le Hundred and Fifty Dollars
ono fifty dollar bill on one Of the New
Orleans banks, the balance in twon.es
and tens, in Tennessee aud New Orleans
money. There was also an order draw n
by ). NJ. Fiournoy and accepted BY s.
iambIcn, in favor of Geo. Il. w. Nelson
y Co, for Sl,944 rs, credited by $500
-one note of hand given 10 the under.
signed for thirty-one dollars bv B. r..
Garland. There were also some other
papers in it which are of no use 10 ans
person bat theowner. The finder would
confer favor on me by returning tbc
Pocket Book aud its contents. as slanf
particularly in need of the money i
this time. lc be should think, however
that he is entitled to the moncg, for nick
ing up the Book, | vii thank him for III,
papers The public are cautioned not /,
trade for the acceptance or note. as pay
ment OF them have been stopped.
GEO. r. w. NELSON.
November z, 1910.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-19
TRuNT 80.

EDY virtue of Deed Of Trust, eve.
I'D cutcd by Joseph Clark 10 The nm.
derslgned on the 18th of Semp.embar
1889, and Of record in the Clerks Office
Of the Probate Courlof Madison county
we will, or one Of US, proceed to sell Al
INC residence Of the said Joseph Clark
on
Monday the seth day Of October, 1870.
The following slaves and other proper
y, to vii Jack, aged about IS: Sal
about 25; Pig, about II; Ned. about IA
Arch, about IS; Rich, about iq: Sand !
about 10; John, about 6; Bill. about 3
George, about /; Fanny, about as; Aisv
about 70; LIZ, about 10; AFTER. about 70
red, about 10; Wash, abouI 6: Frame
about 9; Nathan, about /; GEORGE n
bout IS; Jemimah, about 90: and he,
child, Carroll, about 8; Ros. abont "a
Cindy, about 90; PIN, about 81: Also
y head Of Horses, l Wagon, 6 woke n
Oxoni 80 head Of Hogs; SO head j
Cattle, and all the Household flrnitnre
o. said Clark, and all tho Corn aud Fod.
der on the premosis, This property On
the day and at the place aforesaid will be-
sold for cash in hand.
J. IL. CHEATHAM,
J. G, ANDREWS.
April 25. 1910.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-19

On DE rs! Mondaa n Nm nenl.

On dc first Monday in Nay neal.
IT WILL proceed to sell tho following
3 described lands or SO much thereof as
will satisfy the taxes against the same.
The north eastquarter section twen-
~ nine township eight range two west
north half east half south east quarter
section thirty township eight range two
west containing two hundred acres Sold
forth taxes ofIra Fisher, for the year
1887 Taxes GG56 cts. Prs fee D28
The part Of lot number sixty one IA
the town Of MadisonyiIlo beginning at
the south west corner Of said lot rronting
twenty two feet on Main street by iGv
feet back, Sold for the taxes OF Georue
w. Smith, for the year 1897. Taxes
10 dolls. rs cts. Prs fee D14
The undivided interest Of the north
halt north east quarter section thirty six
township ten range three east containing
eighty acres, Sold for the taxes Of Vim.
son Sanders for the year 1897. Taxes
Two dolls Prs fec Ola.
The north east quarter and north half
cast half north west quarter and south
half east ~ south east quarter north
halt east Talf south west quarter see-
ton nine; south half east halfand south
hall west half north west quarter see.
ton fifteen, township ten, range four east
containing three hundred aud stSty acres
Sold for the taxes ol James Sims fol
1897 Mss. Tax Fee 1895 Prfee SIG
The east half south east quarter sec
lion seven, township ten, range three
casts west half section eight, TOWNSHIP
ten, range three cast; north half eas
FhalF south cast quarter section eight
township ten, range three east, contain.
Ilng four hundred and eighty acres. Sold
for ihe taxes Of koghily Sanders for
1887, Q, 0. Tax zee 65.35 pr Zee 10
4 The westhalf north east quarter easl
half south east quarter Of section
seventeen; south west quarter section
ltwenty north werst quarter section
seventeen, all in township eleven, range
four east containing four hundred and
! eighty ocrss. Sold for taxes of John
Germany, Cor the year 1897.
Tax Fee 4,50 Printers fee S16
J. II. yANNOY, a. &C
October q. % r.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-19
LAW Co.pARTNERsuIp.
syOIlaa III. sRZ.grliM, q TtlaHI

syohsa Ez. s7zortjn, q TtE5q
E#As formed a co-partnorshp ah
4 = practice Of the Law, with llssa
Riley 81 EOge, of the RePl5lct
Texas. they will be prepaudo q
lect claims in every part Of Texas, e
John II. Martin win continue 10 fesliet
Vioksburg, for the purpose Of aIi''A.I
10 the proper procurement Of l''oiA
&C., suited to the laws Of that RePlla
but will 60 out to Texas once ia'ia
year, for the purpose Of bringing =!
money collected, to their clients 10 Y
sisslppi.
Messrs. Hubbard & Oh, are lR
Agents for Madison county, OIL WOO
particulars may be ascertalaed'
June 81, 1910. %-l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-19

| t"H# tttH.H''
! y virtue Of oaboyc stated caa "a
g - mo directed by tho honorable Cir
| cult Cour United States, for thc Southern
District of Mississippi win (withia the
hours prescribed by law,) sell TO the
highest bidder, Tor cash, before Che Court
house door, 10 the town Of Canton,
.0nHe Earth 5ioaday Ia Deccm5ey 1910,
Being the 28lh day Of said month, the
following described lasd, TO wit: The
east haI5 southwest quarter, section
twcnty-ihree; southeast quarter Of south
west quarter, section twenty-five; east
half, northwest quarter, section twenty
seven; cast half, section twentv-scyen,
all Of section twonty.six; west half
southwestquartor section twchty-tbmc,
southwest quarter of northwest quar-
ter, section twenty-threo, all in township
nine, range two, east.
Levied on as the property Of defend.
ant Brlscoe, and will be sold 10 satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost
w. NJ. GWIN, Mar&lal,
For he Southern Disrir! or .nisasaggi.
BY w. L. BATE, Dcp'4
Nov 81, 46-5t [Pr foe STAT
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-19


TT HEREBY Iorewan all persons from
IL trading for the following notes, 10
Wit One note drawn by John T. IIoth
and John NJ. Robb, for one hundred and
twenty-five dollars 10 favor Of Riley
Mcclure, dated about the lst of March
1888, and due lstJandary hereafter
Also one note made BY me, the UNDER
signed, for two hundred and sixteen dol
lars, in favor Of William Hoy, and dafed
some time in the carly part Of the year
1899, the exact time not reeellecsed,
one day after date, as have Legal or
sets against both az the aboyo named
notes.
John Il, HETH.
November 30, 1910. 47-49
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-19
ADMINIsrRA T0W'8 N0TICE.

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
EHHHE undersigned having been ap-
Al pointed Administrator De Boais
Non, Of the estate Of a. CaraUay, deed,
by the Probate Court Of Madison county
at the November term, 1910, hereby
notifies all persons who have Claims
against The said estate 10 present them
within the time prescribed by law; and
ell who arc indebted 70 said estate are
requested TO make payment forthwith
to me-
p. NJ. GARRETT, Admir-.
De Boaia Non.
November 90, 1910. 47-52
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-19
References

Mossrs. MoTz & EiryDERsoS, Cata 4
Mr.. WIN, BRIAN, Texan Consul, " Grim
June 81, 1910. 95-lI
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-19
LAW N0mcE-FoR Tnxls

]. PIlJCKNzY Henderson
Counsellor and Attorney at Lsv.
F-1 As located himsolfat San lgeg,ti,,
: = Texas, and will attend nSng.y
10 all business of importaagpsrh nav
be entrusted 10 him rronsaali, iaang
Of the Courts Of the RepuG&
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-19


ti'af ihsm haatx
HHh.#t# Els.
'a' Ni.It hn,s
.ho8s mishatis w
iAaA imH 8iafs afi....
MlicngfL Cii.l..a.
un io $50 ~ "A
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-19
Al. n. MOOR !,

Drs. ). K. WARD s IL W. h
HBAvE associated themselves !. Y 4,
AA practice Of their Pr9Ioss,g' Ola
ron. Madison county, Mississippi ,,.. forn.i
dwelling. ..,o 70 b
DR.. Harper will breu5 low now TO rel,
former friends, that having nov y" will j
exclusively upon his prole .,.a time 40
future devote to it his en'll ee,,rard
attention, and trusts hea eiaocs.
merit more fully their c0'Hu' lS-f
April !.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-19

ADvAsCas on coi'O s..,al
rHgnE subscribers Will ..,'-s..snsd g
LIZ advances 90 Cotton S@a 6tl'aa'
.lanfs. BaucH6 Yep, 6,LNEg,
j. +. A." = = Tifl,isrf
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-19

tI. Ht.oa caaalu
h.H B b sHHd Ta'.s a.
= f#t aa4. liaa e h.a1l i3
.flf 0..I. taa. 1als Hn. a.iL.s.as t
e... a "t.H IF .eh, yaia o.i,
lHaH.I J14Jdu.i0H.
lat.H tp ~ lFm. W., q ,YfraII
i'a-a. i.as ~ en yeaa 90, about l5
aauis tIah. Iaa h.ul foot white, d maIl
ar lu hI .o.ahea1,n1 brands wrc.iya
-g.a - iuGldliWH.
: - W.Nui.JE, q. M q
emlar os tsl1 Az
- tlc Lscbtcrs
% osalal nail Hond Baak
8nrg
- 49, anmcnt Of the
~ properly Of thc above
a.ak % lilo Isl Nbfaary IasG which
n recorded, the debtors arc secured 10
Inc Aeht 70 pay utdo paper Of tho
1w1un'i the 18Th OF February next
III - s.spp debts dasIt and 10 pay ID of
\ =. | !. ' &. .a.. .5a' sS
Those BY that Time shall
nol be secured Will bo sa4ect TO such
rule as nay be adoPs1nc Carrying the
trust into effect. Tf1-'. lse referred to
i as follows, 70 Wit: trustees s 81 u.
I Dr0pand "A onl I0ot An. 0tt ..,..-,. I d.
of such sales, ans u collect ard re-
aIlze IN money tho most that may be
practicable from the Bonds Bills Of Ex-
change, Bills Receivable, Notes, Ac-
counts, claims, Judgments, demands, cho-
sen in action and profits Of said Rail
Road, from and after tic time oi lis
completion to Jackson, hereby transfer
red and assigned 10 them. Provided,
however that said trustees shall III no
case refuse to receive from debtors 10
TO said President, Directors and Comna-
Iny Of the Commercial q Rail Road
Bank Of Ficksburgthe bank notes, checks,
post notes, certificates Of deposite, and
Bills Receivable due from said Bank, or
any Of its branchec il payment Of debts
Nv 9 ~ ,"o st'u - Ig = directors ana
NV 'g NM, :. wa .Go'llliofc'oI ana hal
dsbta 80 ~ 'eGap NH y PEoFieea sach
curlly for the amount Of his, her, or
/ their Liabilities within twelve months al
N 81 Fp tZtltP w. = = VIZ
rho Il p0pplTs sss;anoos
WM { R0bTEV 80 $500
Nova,nbar Of te11 Aee
~. WI nAA ooLl-s.'3IoII /! sALE.
80, - - l i'oso " P"Ol'g sue, 70 me
c., 80 800 9'ooot' ,1 l I',ai' gst y, me
= ~ =. '-'o4iao uoor' ~ 'l'o to"n q Cahloi'
'4'' ,soH county,
On the foHft@ l1oaaay Of March, 1871,
The following described Iotor parcel Of
land, 70 wt.--Part Of the west half Of
the north west quarter section nineteen,
township nine, range three east, contain
ing six acres, boRnded west by .. +. Pack,
north by John Handy, by the street
leading TO Moore's Bluff, south by L. +.
lienderson's lot and the lot on which the
Church stands To be sold for the Tax
es oil John }. Henry, for the year 1883.
Printers lee Sl4
Also, the following described land, to
beginning at the south east corner
of the west side of tho road leading
from Canton TO Aoore's Bluff at point
in Samuel D. Lgingston's line, and ron
Livingston, to corner of Thomas Col
.llins' land, thence west with Collins line
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-19

HAfF
t0f.us Of allssls
@fiaa mfa
'.o..dt Heea.6d by
aHdhn vito mba6il z
ea.1 81 IT, tasa,. h.
lHcd,hu. 700. aa.l
F. tae Guk % Ne fas...' t
'lao'a.1 county 10 Baos N N
pages 1li sna1la, lvIi. z ''al
On Ne i5'l dy y f.,,.,.
Proceed % 600 % tao h.,t.''.i'H
ilaly money 81 ldc ra,.l.o.. W
aheloy' ln Madison coaa.g. " +
lhe following dcacnb.la,s'.'..
lho ifae' Of land Cd MIX N, Il
ooT ro-Ids' confirming IA. I
aad i"oaiy acros and aIso .' A.
iag Negro Iaycs. June. MIN.
Prlas, Mary, slsan, W0Ii,m' N, NJ v,
j. p HoLLINGsWilo191S5
August rs, 1910. laa
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-19

0@.I H4ii ebtil NUat quarter AttIoN tF8
ty one, township twelve, range four east
containing one hundred and sixty acrcs.
Sold for tho tax OF VIM. u. Graves
Tor 1887 Tax fec $50 Pr 10.
Tic south half east half north east
quarter north half east half south east
quarter Of section nine, north half west
hailsouih westquarter section ten range
three cast, containing one hundred and
twenty acres Sold lorthe taxes OF Sion
S9nderg Jr for tho year 1887 Taxes
4 80. Prs. fec DC.
Lot number two ia square numtar SCI
ven in the town Of Canton fronting ono
hundred feet On peace street, bv two
hundred feet back. Sold for iho taxes ol
Freeman Yates, fortho year 1887. Tax
o5 81 80. Prs. fee Do.
The wssthalfnor,h west quarter Sec
ton twenty three and all the north cast
quarter Of section twentytwoexcop. four
and a half acres township eight range
three east containing two hundred and
twenty three acres. Sold Cor the taxes
Of Cornelias Newman for the year 1887.
Taxes $50 30 cts. Prs. fee D8.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-19
- COLLECToR.s -.

November 90, 1910. 47-52
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10
STOLEN

- - A. ..-..,.t -.
dtaeO flee, on the Avn Instant I'. my
sd BY " containing (0csides a guam
.ojss COW ~. following described pagers,
"a at me st.Ifcate Of Deposite, on the
Tndaythe 5000, dated January 26th
. ,,,tL day Of '4self or order, six months
SLOWING o'SN ut s775; payable in like
nng 40, and, dated on or about the Odd
i0ctoOenno iPromissory Note for 5000; made
$50 p F5Jimunds, payable to VIM. Lawrence,
N j. b i Io' tbe lst Of January next, and by
ma 0eO D.sod One do. for 5000; made by
bn en .-,ooce g. Jefferson Riley. jointly, pay
sd "~,ssclL cr order, on or before the first
We % 80 80 Two do. made by Samuel Rol-
fI'n iii. Is to Nash s. Hogg. on or before
rn, P' n March 1887; one for $50, the other
hss,.-, Resides other small notes, and a
N g' Of important Receipts, not particularly
co.,. 'opblc are hereby warned against ira
lg s, aid Notes and Certi6cates--and the
a1 :, notified not pay the same, unless
rl1, ,re presented by myself in person; as
N spn be held liable for the payment Of said
me! and certificates, upon sworn copies there
s5sss the originals are in due time obtained.
o. rboral reward viii also be paid for the
,,'.,ion ana arrest Of the THIEF, or the deliv-
G..f,be said property (or any part thereby
=, = "A Al ms Office in Columbus, Miss.
). Z. NASH.
february IS, 1910. 22f
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10
3 3 3 3 3 : 3 3

WE have before us the first and several sue
ceeding numbers ofthe Texas Sentinel, pub
lished at the city of Austin, and edited by our
former townsman George w. Bonnell. 1t is
a small, but very respectable sheet; and a
bounds With the marks ofits talented editor
Success 10 the Sentinel-and may he never be
found sleeping on his post whilst watching o.
yer the dearest interests ofthe "brght and
lonely Star"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10
IOLUMBUs, TUESDAY, MARCH 10.
= 3 9 3 3 3 3 8

The following Rules, Of this Office, win not
be departed from for any person whOmsoever,
in future.
No ADVERTISEMENT of any description viii
be inserted unless paid for in adrancc, if for a
limited time--and if not limited, there must be
at least a cash payment of some amount.
All jon WORK must be paid for on delivery,
positively.
No ADVERTISEMENT will be copied from an
other paper, unless accompanied by the cash
according to the foregoing terms.
None SUBSCRIBER will be entered on our
list without at least six months subscription in
advanca
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10
NOTICE.

THE subscribers take this method to IN
| form their customers, that all debts due
bra must he paid, or satisfactorily arranged,
.pw TO make them available, by the first of
March next, or they will, unfortunately,
h mt in tram for collection. Imperative
necessity compels them to adopt this course to
enable them to discharge their own obligations
10 their creditors.
GIBSON g. LAW.
Columbus, Feb. 4, 1870 #.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10
TO COTTON PLANTERS.

OrR Warehouse on the river is now open
| and ready for the receipt ofCOTrON.
~ he benefit OF those on tie opposite side Of
4. aver who wish to make this ,neir shipping
.-n. VIC have made arrangements with Mr.
Mani. by which their cotton and merchan-
~ stored with US will cross the ferry Free Of
digc
Z No rhayfags lciH be charged on Cotton
aEdJy u.s. .,,,,,, .,,,.
rounbue, August 20, 1899.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10
GARDEN SEED.

lust Received a fresh supply. Growth
B Of 1899; raised and put I'D in the best
nmer by the United Society Of Quakers at
Nrh Union, Jasper Valley, Logan county
Inucky. For sale by
FRANKLIN g. BROTHER
Dec. IL 1859. l3tE
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10
PAY rP And SAVE COST.

JOHN GROSS having placed Az his notes
% and accounts in tic hands Of ). r. Nash
ESQ. for collection, requests all th0ge Of his
debtors, who are DESTROYS Of saving cost, to
call and settle without delay.
Columbus, Feb. 25, 1910
p. s. Said claims can he adjusted with me,
at nv Office, in Columbus Mississippi, if apple
alton be made in due time.
Sc. NASH.
Feb. %, 1910
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10

o. Cianbus 8. 7'onJigby Traasporta- 4
~ ca, January Bird, 1910.
DISSOLVED, That from and after the
hi ninth instant, this Company viii redeem
bc- issues by paying one-haf in Alabama
lnis and giving four months Post-Notes for
he vmainder. Extract from the minutes.
II. /. HAMPTON, Cashier.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10

when his mangled corpse was brought
home, what we're the feelings of his young
wife may possibly be felt but never des-
cribed.
We have thus given, SO far as can be
ascertained, the particula RS of the murder
of two more victims to savage barbarity
The Indians have not during this war.
been north ofSt. Augustine at least no
outfages have been committed upon this
road. Two more names have been ad
ded TO the long list of victims which we
shall some day publish. Our feelings will
not permit US to say more at present.
Dun FRoNTIERs.-The authorities.
both in the Canadas and Nova Scotia.
have received orders from the British Co.
vernment TO put the whole line in a state
obedience. The British are building a
new fortress on the site of the old French
fort near Toronto, on tie Lake shore
burlington heights. at the head Of Lake
Ontario, are also to be fortified IT, is i'm
possible to deny that the aspect of things
IN reference to our unadjusted controver.
sly with Great Britain, is putting on some.
thing of a serious character. At all events
while We may continue 10 hope that two
great and intelligent nations will not suffer
their present peaceful relations to be dis
turbed on account of trivial matters, it Is
very certain that the surest means on our
part Of giving an amicab,e issue t. the
dispute IS, to prepare for the contingency
of a hostile-one. For every new fort
erected on the British side of the line, we
should put up one of equal strength on
ours-match fortress with fortress and gun
with gun. Such protection is due to our
citizens who 1--we upon the frontiers, to say
nothing of the importance ofsuch prepar-
alton in national point Of view.-Bah.
american.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-10

The Board OF Directors of the State Bank
of Alabama, at Tuscaloosa, have prescribed
the old clerks of that institution and appointed
"A nelo se' 1t is strongly brted at by the
"WHIe," as having been done for opinion
sake VIM. Hawn, has been appointed cashier;
Joel Riggs, Teler p Redman, Dist. Clerk
+. J. Burke, Book Keeper; w. NJ. Mont
gonery, Clerk.