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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-04-14
TRUST SALE.

Thy virtue of Deed in Trust, Execu.
ID ted on the Sd of December, 1889.
to the Subscribers by Elisha IT. Sharp, Of
the county of Lowndes and State of Mis-.
sissippl, for certain purposes therein speci-
fed, which said deed is of record, we will
offer for sale for cash, on the 9Th of May
next, at the plantation of said Sharp, in
Lowndes county, the following Lands, TO
wit: The south east quarter and the west
half of the south quarter of section twenty
four, the east half OF section twenty FIVE,
and the east half of the north west quarter
of SECTION twenty five, all in township
eighteen north, of range seventeen east ;
and the north half of section thirty, the
south west quarter and the west half OF
the south east quarter of section nineteen,
in township eighteen, north of range eigh-
teen, east. Also, a quantity of corn, fod-
der, and cotton in bales, four Horses, nine
Mules, two yoke Oxen, thirty head of cat
tie, sixty head of hogs, Cotton Gin and
corn Mill, and all the farming utensils on
said land-also the following negroes,
slaves for life, to wit; Lewis, Leaois WOr.
ner, Isaac, Daniel, Meredith, tsham, Lot,
Abram, Jack, Fraser, Temple, joe, Jor-
dan, Reuben, Toney, Henry, Cherry and
her three children, Dinah, Tom, and Me-
sa, Emma and child Bill, Eliza and in
FAINT, Barbary and her child, Jerry, Phillis,
Tena, and Abbey.
And on the 9th Of May, on the premi,
ses, the south half of lots number eight,
nine, and ten, in square number nine,
south of Main street, in the town of CO.
lumbus, together with the improvements
thereon; Also, at the. residence of said
Sharp, in the town of Columbus, one Car
riage and Harness, and one pair of Hor-
ses, one bay horse, two Saddles, three Wa
CONS, and all the household and kitchen
furniture, Books, and one Piano Forte.
And at the same time and place, the fol-
lowing named property, on which there is
Deed of Trust Executed by said Elisha
H. Sharp, to Thos. ]. Brownrigg, Trus-
tee, Ito secure the payment of Eight thou
sand six hundred and five dollars, due to
Alfred Battle, guardian &c } Negroes,
Frank, Violet, Milly, Lisey, and her chill
dren, Jane, Newton, and James, Rhody,
and her three children, Tom, Nelson, and
Suckey Lettis and her five children,
Lucinda, Rhody Sethan, Mary, Ellen. and
Julia; Sal and her five children, Isam
Randolph, jeff Franklin and Thomas
JET, Robin, John, and Harry; and Ger.
tain lot of ground, with the improvements
numbered square twenty seven, north o.
Main street, for the term of ninety nine
years, from the 1st day of August, 1921
and the Equity of Redemption only will
be sold in the property secured TO Tho's.
]. Brownrigg, Trustee.
The Title to the property is believed tc
be good, but we will only convey such t..
tie as is vested in us by virtue of the a
foresaid Deed in Trust.
The sale will take place during the usu.
al hours of sale, and will be postponed
from day to day if necessary, until com
pleted.
RICH'D. T. BROWNRIGG,
JRO'S. J. BROWNRIGG,
Trustees.
Columbus, April 7lh, 1910.
PrSf CIT 50 a. %
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To Ell. Gov. JOHN OWEN.

COLUMBUS, Mss, APRIL,1O. 1910.
GENTLEMEN
lhave the pleasure to acknowledge the
receipt Of your letter of yesterday, enclo-
sing the resolutions passed at a meet
ing ola large and respectable portion of
'heopponents of the present Federal ad.
mnistration, convened at the Columbus
Hotel on the evening Ofthe 9Th Inst. -
Highly hattering as the resolutions are
even to an unambitious mind, they are
rendered doubly gratifying by the style
and manner Of their communication.
This, Gentlemen, is not the first time |
have been permitted to visit your delight
iuI country--a country upon which the
Ood Of Heaven seems to have pour'd out
MS cholsest bessings-.-a climate mild and
delightful, and a soil which repays with
abundance all the labo1r bestowed upon
IL and here permit me to say that when
hrst visited your beautiful town, | found
'arge amount ofprosperity Pervading
every class Of its citizens and those OF the
surrounding country-but q sad reverse
now obtains To rational mind the en-
qalryis suggested, what has produced
MS changed The fault is either with
yourselves, or your government--but i
'an not be with you, for find you the
same industrious, prudent and economical
people that you we're five years ago when
had first the pleasure Of knowing you
and this opinion is confirmed when See
mat the same prostration Of former pros
p'faY prevails throughout the whole sou
,'ern country, nor is any portion Of our
0'lovsd country exempt from il. TIL,
e'eslusiOn then Is irresistible, that the
'sSpe Of our present disastrous condition
9vliA the Federal government. Misrulc
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TRTTST Sale.


NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance
In of the provisions of deed in trust. exc
cuted by Henry Keeler, of the county of Pic
kens, and State OF Alabama, 20 the subscriber
as trustee, to secure the payment of a certain
note therein specified, to the Tombigby Rail
Road Company said deed bearing date 18th
March, 1889, and duly recorded in the county
wherein the land is situated. shall offer for
sale and sell to the highest bidder at public anc-
ton, on Friday the 18th day of April next, for
ready money, at the door OF. the court house of
Lowndes county and State of Mississippi, the
following described lands, to wit The east
half of the south east quarter of section num-
Der 6, township number y, range number IL,
west; containing eighty acres. Also, the east
halt offhe south east quarter dissection number
Is, township number 81, range number IA,
west; containing eighty acres. Also, the
east half OF the. north west quarter, and the
west half the south east quarter dissection nunl-
Der Is, township number 81, range number IA,
west containing one hundred and sixty acres !;
in all three hundred and twenty acres of land,
Wing and beingin Pickens county and State OF
Alabama, in the district Of lands offered for
sale at Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
The sale viii take place during the usual
hours. CHARLES WALSH, Trustee.
Columbus, Mss March 27, 1910.
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and corruption have marked the whole
course Of the present administration, and
their concomitants vice and crime now
cover the "land of Washington las eff
feet never fails to follow its cause.
Like yourselves gentlemen, am appo-
sed to the present administration of the
Federal government, and pledge myself
to you as have had occasion 20 do before
to use every honorable means in my pow.
er TO displace the present rulers, and TO
elevate to the Executive chair the distin-
guished patriot and Statesman William
Henry Harrison.
But unaffected indisposition, (which dis
qualities me in great measure even for
social intercoursel and imperious neces-
sity to leave you in day or two, compel
me to forego the pleasure you designed for
me Of meeting you at the "festive, board;
yet most gladly do accept, and sincere
ly reciprocate the expression of kind feel
ing conveyed in your communication, and
| beg you will make the same acceptable
to the members of the meeting whom you
represent.
Very respectfully,
Your Obedient Serv't, and friend,
JOHN OWEN.
To Jno. ]. Goodwin, Henry Dickinson,
Henry G. Humpries, Leander Castor,
Eugene B. Drake, L. N. Hatch, E. L.
Acee, C. S. Akin, E. F. Watkins, D. P.
Hogue and P. M. Grant, Esqrs.,
Committee of Invitation.
At an adjourned meeting ofthe citi-
zens ofColumbus opposed to the Adj
ministration Of Martin Van Buren,,
Convened at the Columbus Hotel on
Friday evening, the 10th inst. the
Chairman called the meeting to order,
and the secretary read the proceedings
of the last meeting-when the com
mittee Of invitation was called upon to
make areport, whereupon the Chair
man thereof read the letter Of invitation
to the Hon. John Owen, together with
his reply, which was received and Or
dered to be published in the Southern
Argus, with the proceedings of this
meeting.
On a motion to form "Tippecanoe
Club" the meeting was addressed,
with great applause, by Messrs. John
Crusoe, AT. Smith, and Henry Dick
inson, showing clearly the destructive
effects ofthe policy of the present adj
ministratiop, and the utter hopelessness
ola change thereof, except in change
Of men.
The meeting then went into the
election Of officers, when p. B. Starke
esq. was elected President-and c.. S.
Akin, A, t. Smith, Henry Dickinson,
Rob't. BlakeIy, A. r. Wellington, H.
B. Goodrich, and Dan'l. Williams,
Vice Presidents, and on motion the
Chairman was added to the same Ev-
erard Dowsing, Jr. A. H. Jordan and
j. d Montgomery were chosen sec
retaries, and Ralph, Graves Treasurer.
DR.. E. F. Watkins, John Crusoe, l..
N. Hatch, Charles Walsh, E. B. Drake
John J. Goodwin and Ralph Graves,
were appointed committee of cores
pondence.
D. P. Hogue, A. S. HUMPHREYS,
r. X. Chamberlayne, Greene Hill
and George Sdllman were appointed
committee to draft rules and regula-
tons to be submitted at the next meet
ing for the governmental the club.
On motion the meeting adjourned
to meet again on Saturday evening,
week, at o'clock.
p. M. GRANT, Chr.
]. J. GOODWIN, Sec'y
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Trust Sale.

RY virtue ola Deed in Trust, ex-
- ecuted by William B. Lightfoot, to
the subscriber. as Trustee, to secure the
payment of promissory Note therein
mentioned, which said Deed is Recorded
in the Probate clerks Office of Lowndes
county, State of Mississippi, I will as said
Trustee, offer for sale on the 10th day Of
April, 1910, for ready money, at the court
House door in the Town ofColumbus, the
following negroes, viz /: Woman Polly,
aged 80 years woman Mary, aged 90
years Girl Maria, aged IL years; Boy
Ned, aged years; Nelly, aged % years
and her two Children; and Sally, aged
IL years.
The sale will take place during the usu-
al hours of sale, TO pay the aforesaid prom
issoryNote, and all costs.
OVID P. BROWN,
Trustee.
Columbus, March 18th, 1O4O.
NO 26 At prsf S..
POStponement.-The sale of the above de-
scribed property has been postponed until Fri
day the LIST day of May next.
o. P. BROWN
Trustee.
March, 9TH, 1910. aids. prsf 81.
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The State Of Mississippi, OlaiJbehG co.
Thomas ]. Lewis,
Administrator
325 VS.. Attachment o7o 10
Edmund Baily,
ME writ Of attachment in the above
- stated cause having been returned to
my Office Executed, notice is hereby civ.
en-, in pursuance of the statute in such
case made and provided, that unless the
defendant shall appear at our next Circuit
Court to be holden at the court house in
the Town of StarkvilIe in said county, on
the fifth Monday after the fourth Monday
of April 1910, give special bail, and plead,
answer, or demur, ju dgment will be enter.
ed against him and the garnishee in this
cause, and the amount so attached will be
condemned and made liable to the plaintiffs
claim. Witness Elijah Bardwell, Clerk of
said court, the 9th day of April, 1910.
ELIJAH BARD WELL.
Clerk.
Anril 18th 19A0 1v nref S7 5o- On
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TO COTTON PLANTERS.
100000 REWARD,

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
IN indebted to the subscriber either by note
or account, to come forward and make payment
Immediately, or the,same viii be placed in the
hands of an officer for collection.
d. BANKS.
West Port, Miss. March 3lst, 1906 =
" Democrat will please copy.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 10th
IN day of April next, by virtue ola Deed
of Trust duly recorded in the Office of the pro-
bates clerk for this comfy, dated the 29th day
of Septembers 1898, and executed by William
B. Lightfoot, to me as trustee, to. secure the
PAYMENT of certain debts therein mentioned
will sell at public auction, at the residence Of
said Lghtfoot, to the highest bidder, for ready
money, the following negroe slaves to wit -
Burwel, VIM. Tibbs, William Clark, William
Taylor, Lindsey, Joe, Edmund, Ephraim, Grit
fen and Girard; although the tito TO. tire above
property is deemed unquestionable, yet vii
sell only such interest in the same as is on
veyed to me.
MCKINNEY HOLDERNESS,
Trustee.
March, 10th 1904 prsfS5 25.
Postponement.- Sale Of the above
mentioned property, has been postponed
until Friday the 1st, day of May next.
II. HoLGERNEss,
trustee.
April 7th, 1910 AT prsf SIS %.
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DIR. A. V. WINTER.

DIR. A. V. WINTER,
"AVING resumed the practice of
- Medicine, in Columbus, may at all
times be found az the back basement room
ofthe building formerly occupied by him
on the corner of Market and Washing
ton Streets.
April, 14th 1s40.-30-:f.
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TRUST SALE.
"URSUANT to the request of Roena
Wall, Executrix of the last will and
testament Of George w. Wall, deceased,
and the provision of deed in trust, exc
cuted by Thomas H. Adams, bearing date
the 18th day of March, 1888, duly Re-
corded in the Office of the clerk Of the
probate court of Monroe county, Missis.
sippi, shall offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash, at the door of the late
Banking House Of the Aberdeen and Pom
totoc Rail Road & Banking Company, in
the Town of Aberdeen, on the 25th day
of April instant, lots known and numbered
in the plan of the Town Of New-Aber-
deem as lots seventeen, and eighteen, and
block number one, with all and singular
the appearances thereunto belonging or
so much thereof as may be sufficient to
satisfy the debt intended 10 be. secured by
said Decd. Such title only viii be made
to the purchaser, as is vested in me by said
deed in trust.--It is however believed to
be good
THOMAS C0OPWOOD,
Trustee.
April Srd. 1s4o.--st prsf dls6-2o.
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NEW GOODS.

ENHE subscriber has just received por-
l. ton of his Stock of seasonable Goods
consisting in part of Cloths, Casimeres, Sat-
inetts, Flannels, Linseys. Blankets. Gte---
Boots and Shoes Hats, Caps, Bonnets.
Hardware. Cutlerv. Guns &c, which VIII be
sold unusually low for CASH.
J. nj. SYMONS.
December "a. 1880. A@n
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The Maizs.-Allt the mails failed to ar
rive on Sunday evening, which, in addition
to previous irregularity leaves US without
any late dates from Washington. The
latest accounts we have seen state that the
House had finally voled Mr. Van Buren,,
the Five Millions Of Treasury notes.
Thus has the Government once more 10
resort to the "Shinplaster line" to sus.
tain their operations. But we are led to
inquire for what purpose are these five
millions wanted? Mr. Van Buren, says
to redeem the two millions yet remaining
ofthe old issues, and to supply the deficit
caused by the suspended debt due the 60.
vernment from the Banks Well-what
is the amount of the outstanding "old is
Sues" to be redeemed, and the amount
owed by the Banksl Why, the amount
ofthe former is two millions, and of the
latter eight hundred thousand-being two
millions two hundred thousand less than
the sum asked for.-But the president
doesn't like to be left with short purse a.
bout this time. All know the reason.
The Steamer Swiss Boy, from Mobile, i
avnertad IN arrive this evening.
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TRTTST SALE.


DY virtue of deed in trust executed byJohn
ID H. Irby, to me William P. Fuller, as trus-
tee, recorded in the Office ofthe court Of pro-
bate Of Lowndes county, onthe 29th day Of
March 1889, to secure the payment of several
promissory notes, therein described, viii on
the thirteenth day of April, A. d. 1910, as trus-
tee, offer at public sale to the highest bidder
for cash, at the door of the court house, in the
town of Columbus, in Lowndes county, Miss.
the following negroes, to wit Abram, Scott,
Redmund, Edmund, two women named MARI
alb, and three children, Sarah, Malvina, and
Lucy. The sale viii take place between the
hours of eleven A. NJ. and four O'Clock P M.
The sale viii certainly take place.
VIM. p. FULLER,
Trustee.
March, Il tn 1904 prsf S. 25.
POaponement.-The sale of the above
mentioned property, has been postponed
until Monday the 9th inst.
WIN. P. FULLER,
Trustee.
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TRUST SALE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in pur-
AV suance of the provisions of deed
in trust, executed by Joseph H. Hinton, of
the county of Pickens, and State of Alaba-
ma, on the fourth day of March. 1889, to
the Subscriber as Trustee, 10 secure the
payment of certain Note therein DESERT
bed, to the Tombigby Rail Road Compa-
ny, which said deed has been duly recor-
ded in the county wherein the land is sit
uated, | shall offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder. at public Auction, on FRI
day, the 17th day of April next, for ready
money at the door of the court house of
Lowndes county and State of Mississippi,
the following described lands, to wit:
North west quarter of north west Or.
of section thirteen, township twenty -four,
range one, west, containing forty acres
also the north east quarter ofnorth east
quarter, dissection fourteen, township TWEEN
ty.four, range one, west, containing forty
Acres, in all eighty acres, all sold at the
Land Office, at Tuscaloosa Alabama.
The Sale will take place during the
usual hours. ~
CHA'S. WALSH,
Truste
Columbus, Mi. March 9th, 1910.
IDS At prsf 81, so. %.
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The State Of Mississippi O1tibbeha co.
Mas n. c0mmings ....,.. o,,o.o
John NJ. Trotter, ReturnabIe the fifth
Monday after the fourth Monday of April
1910.
NHE writ of attachment IN the above
4 stated cause having been returned to
my Office executed, notice is hereby given
in pursuance of the statute in such cause
made and provided that unless the defend
ant shall appear at our next Circuit court
to be holden at the court house in the town
ofStarkville, in said county, on the fifth
Monday after the fourth Monday of April
1910, give special bail, and plead, answer
or acknowledgement will be entered against
him and the effects attached will be made
liable to the plaintiffs demands. Witness
Elijah Bardwell Clerk of said court the 9th
day of April, 1910.
ELIJAH BARDWELL,
Clerk.
April 18th, 1910, 4w prsf $3.50 80.
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The State Of Mississippi OhtiJbeha co.
William Shipman,
$40 VS.. Attachment
James Lam, 81 $485,22
Mathew Talbot,
ME writ of attachment in the above
- stated cause having been returned to
my office Executed notice is hereby Civ.
en- in pursuance of the Statute in such
case made and provided that unless the
defendant shall appear at our next Circuit
court to be holden at the court house in
the Town of Starkville in said county on
the fifth Monday after the fourth Monday
of April 1e4O, give special bail, and plead,
answer, or demur, judgment viii be enter
ed against them and the effects so attach
ed will be made liable to the plaintiffs de.
mands' Witness Elijah Bardwell clerk
of said court the 9th, day of April, 1910.
ELLJAH BARDWELL,
Clerk.
April, 14th l84O.4w prsf 81 SO 80.
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March, 9TH, 1910.


DY virtue ola trust deed executed
- by Cha's' Norman of the county
of Lowndes, and State of Mississippi,
bearing date the 9th day of March, 1889
and duly recorded, to the subscriber as
Trustee, for the purposes therein contain
ed, will proceed to sell and sell to the
highest bidder at public auction, for ready
money, at the door ofthe court house of
said county, on Monday the 9th day of
April instant, the following property to
wit The west half of the south east
quarter of section four, in township eigh-
teen, of range eighteen west, with the i'm
proyements thereon being the well
known
TAVERN STAND,
formerly occupied by said Norman, and
at present the residence of Sanford o.
White, two miles north of Columbus, on
the Hamilton roadside within the usual
hours.
PASCHAL B. WADE,
Trustee.
April 7th, l84O.-3t-prsf-dls6 %.
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April, 18th 1e4O.4w prsf 81 SO 80.

The State Of Mississippi Oktibbeha co.
David Wallis & Co.
373 VS.. Atch. 1880, rs.
Isaiah Wallace, Returnable to the
Ellis Wallace, D term of the court
James ]. Standifer & the fifth Monday
Shelton Standifer' after the fourth
! Monday of April,
$3.50.
NHE writ of attachment in the above
- stated cause having been returned to
my office executed, notice is hereby given
IN pursuance of the statute, in such case
made and provided, that unless the defen-
dants, shall appear at our next Circuit
court to be holden at the court house in the
Town of Starkville, in said county, on the
fifth Monday after the fourth Monday of
April 1910, give special bail, and plead,
answer, or demur, judgement will be en-
tered against them and the effects attached
will be made liable to the plaintiffs de-
mands. Witness Elijah Bardwell clerk of
said court the 9th day of April, 1910.
ELIJAH BARDWELL.
Clerk.
April 18th, 1910. 4w prsf $3.50 80.
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DISSOLUTION.

NNHE copartnership heretofore exis.
- ting between the subscribers, under
the firm of Estes 81 March, was dissolved
on the 25th inst. by mutual consent. All
persons indebted to said firm are reques-
ted to make Immediate payment to Mr..
James c. Sanders, and all persons having
claims against said firm, will present them
to him, for payment he being alone au-
thorized to receive and receipt for said
firm.
w. J. ESTES,
T. H. MARCH.
Columbus, April 18th, 1910.
*m+Democrat copy 2t.
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April. IA. 1910. 2t. ia so.
SHERIFF'S SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE.
EDY virtue of sundry writs of Fer
Id Facias 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 Mon.
day the
thirteenth day Of April neat,
the following property to wit
Six Negroes, Henry, bred, Oscar, Eli
"a, Louisa, and Madison.
Levied on as the property of Joseph B.
Southall & William H. .Southall, to salts,
fly said Fl. fas. in favor of Henry B.
Gwathmy, Jesse V. Cross, use of William
Dowsing, and others.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
Dated the 2ud, April, 1910.
P. NJ. GRANT. Sheriff of
T.nxUadoc o0,,p4x,
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The Steamer Swiss Boy, from Mobile, is
expected to arrive this evening.
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