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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-29


The following order Of procession at late
celebration in Bridgewaler, we cut from
Lynn paper. has at least, the mer, Of or.
iginality
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
|. Grand MarsbaIs,
assisted by numerous aids on all tours.
2. Fifty lame Turkies in a wheel
barrow, drawn by loafers.
3. Conch she'll band Tune--Morton's
Grand March. Banner-Boston States
man in mourning for the towns of
Lynn & Springfield.
A. Bust of the Governor,
surrounded by toddy-blossoms.
5. Orators oil the Day,
in Fifteen Gallon Jugs
6. Delinquent Patrons of the Ply
mouth Rock.
T. Sub Treasury Notes, in sad.
die bags, drawn by billholders Of the La.
faye;te and Franklin Banks.
8. Inspector Of Striped Pigs.
9. Society for the encouragement of
Profane Language.
10. Government Defaulters under
half pay.
IL. Tin Trumpet Band. Tune--Hal.
let's Quick Step. Banner--ihe Bay
State Democrat, with the Wig
nette of the Upas tree.
IL. Editors Of defunct Loco Foco
newspapers.
Is. Copy Of Buchanan's speech on the
Sub Treasury. drawn in hand cart
by the living skeleton.
a. Deputaiion from Skunk's Misery,
aided by Loco Foco Postmasters
Is. Anti Temperance Society, on Stri-
ped Pigs keeping time with the
music by pinching their tails.
l6. Officers Of the Custom House
Humbug Association.
II. Loafers with unpaid bills.
Is. Loco Foco members of the General
Court, with nose patches.
10. Busls ofthe New Jersey Loco Foco
members Of Congress in handcarts,
with their discharges. Banner
the Plymouth Rock, assist
ed by aids on Stills
20. Constitution Of the United Staies,
upside down.
81. Box Of jackson Itch Ointment
90. Benion's speech in favor of the re-
peal of the Fishing Bounty.
90. Loco Foco Friction Match Com.
pany. Banner--the Washington
Globe aud New Era
"a. Rag, Tag, and BobtaiI.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-29

The Rhode Island Legislature adjourned
on Friday after session Of three days
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-29

Desire not either the wise man or the
fool for thine enemy guard ibyself equally
from the cummings Of the wise man. and the
ignorance OF the fool
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-29

Questions for The Postmaster General
Mr.. Kendall says, in his letter that he has
mot been fortunate enough TO accumulate
wealth in a public Office" We have a diff
ferent impression. which, il erroneous, we
should be pleased to have corrected land we,
therefore. being humble searchers after
truth. respectfully inquire if Col Allen, a
mail contractor. has not been travelling
through Illinois and other parts Of the West,
purchasing farms for the head OF the Post.
Office Department2-wha the said high
funclionary would take for certain farm
bought by his agent Of Mr.. VIM. l.. May
of Illinois 2-and finally, whether he would
consider Ssoe,000 fair equivalent Tor his
share in the profits Of the Mississippi Lana
Company ~ Y. Times
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-29

INDIANA Typpecdnoc Conventions
Without doubt, all Hooserdom is breaking
loose. Such huzzaing as comes 10 us on
every breeze from that State, was never
heard till the twenty second of February last.
All the men are busy in making knapsacks,
and all The women occupied preparing RAJ
lions. A Tippecanoe tent, large enough 10
accommodate 10000 persons, is going
up on the old battle-ground. and a
grazing farm OF some three hundred acres,
well fenced in. has been placed at The dispo-
sal of the Committee OF Arrangements. for
The graiuiious accommodation of the horses
of the delegates.
Another proud day for thePeople oflheWest,
will be the Goth inst We have received
special epistle from one Of the real old log.
cabin boys of the northern part of the State,
authorizing US. on behalf of himself and his
neigbbors. to give. through the Gazette.
particular and general invitation TO ALL ONO
TO meet ALL INDIANA on the Battle Ground.
on that day. Gentlemen Buckeyes. you
hear this Set your wives and sweelhearts
10 work on your banners and badges. strap
on your knapsacks, and take up the line Of
march Many Of you. this notice will not
reach an hour too soon. You have, beside,
an invitation from the committee and then
we beg 10 remind you on our own RESPONSE
bilty, that Hoosherdom isn't TO be sighted
with immunity. [Cincinnaii Gazelte.l
Harrison In Hiinois.-The following is
an extract of letter received in Boston, da-
ted Chicago. ILL.,. April %, 1910.
II arrived in this city few days since.
You will be highly grati6ed to hear Of the
enthusiasm which prevails every where be-
tween Boston and this city, in relation to
Harrison and Reform. Log cabins are GO
ing up in all directions, and serve as rendez-
| vous for the Wings. At Tonnewanda---
Erie--B ufialo-----Cleveland and Detroit,
there are very large ones; that at Buffalo
serves as reading room; and contains.
among other curious affairs. singularly
constructed armed chair. over which is sus-
suspended large yellow fox skin, stuffed.
with label over the same. with these words,
I'VE hare freed The old For al last" Say
to our friends. 'Ihere is no mistake about
Illinois" she will go for Harrison and Re-
form, by handsome majority"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-09
SHFRTFF'S SALE.

EDY virtue of sundry writs of Fierl
I'D Facias and venditioni cxponas, IS
sued 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
Sirth dag Of July nert,
the following property to wit: N Z Or.
w Or. and N w Or. S. w Or, s %,
t IS, range II w.
Levied on as the property of James
Owens, 10 satisfy said Fl. fas. in favor OF
Winchester Dumas, and others.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law
Dated the 26th may 1910.
P. NJ. GRANT, Sheriff
Of I.owndes County.
nrsf. S.. 1t.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-09
TRUST SALE,

for Real Estate Money.
DY virtue of a Deed in Trust executed by
ID Ewing T. Calhoun to the subscriber,
which is duly recorded in the Probates Clerks
Office of Lowndes County, in Book no. II,
pages, POT, 205, 200, and 2l0, to secure the
payment of a promissory note in sad deed
mentioned, / VIII sell fer the notes Real Es-
tate Banking Company of Colunbus) at pub
he Auction at the Court House door IN the
town of Columbus, on Saturday,
the 9Th day Of June, 1o4O,
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 a point 96 feet south ofthe north west cor
ner of said lot on Market street, running thence
southwardly with Market street fifty Jour ieet,
thence eastwardly parallel with Main street
sixty six feet, thence northwardly parallel with
Market street, 81 feet, thence westwardly par
aAel with Main Street, 66 feet tothe beginning
Also, Lot no. nine, in square no. four, and Lo
no. two, in square no. eight, south OF Man
Street, according to the plan OF the town Q
Columbus.
Sale during the usual hours.
Such title only will be conveyed as is veste
in me as Trustee.
Dated, Columbus, May 30, 1910.
OVID p. BROWN,
Trustee
ids. prsf Sd.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-09
CnEpIEE,S SALE-

10y virtue Of writ Of FIeri Faclas, IS
Id sued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of I.owndes County, and to me directed. |
win sell for Cash at the Court House door, m
Columbus, on Monday the
Fifteenth day Of June nert.
the following property, TO wit:
Lots 3. 6. and Z. IN block Isl the town o.
Colbert. IT
Levied on as the property of George II
Idvinrston and James J. Fuller, to satisfy salo
f fas in favor of James E. Matthews.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law
p. M. GRANT, Sheriff
of Lowndes County.
Dated, MAY, 9TH, 1910, At. prs. 50
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-09
Sherin's Sale.

BY virtue of a writ of venditioni Exponas lssned
by the clerk of the circuit court Of Lewndes
county, and to me directed, viii sell for cash
at the court house door, in Columbus, on Mon
day the
9Th day Of July aert,
the following property TO wit.
Lot numbered six in square numbered three
south of Main street Columbus.
Levied on the property of Thomas Brown Sr.
William Covington, and Ewing T. Calhoun,
to satisfy said writ in favor of the Commercial
Bank Of Columbus Mississippi.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law
Dated the 10Th Nav 1910.
PM. GRANT, Sheriff of
Lowndes county.
(prs fee 6SSA
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-09
4t. prs. fee. s.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of sundry writs of Fien Facias,
ID and writ of Venditi' nj Exponas, issued
by the Clerk ofthe Circuit Court of Lowndes
County, and to me directed, l win sell for Cash,
at the Court House door, IN Columbus, on
Monday the
sixth day of July next,
The following property to wit:
The north half; east halt, south east quarter
of section thirty SIX, township seventeen, south
range nineteen west. South half west half OF
north west quarter, and north halt, west half
north west quarter and north half east half
north west quarter of section thirty one, town
ship seventeen, south range eighteen west.
Levied on as the properly Of William +.
Martin, and Joseph w. Carroll,to satisfy said
fl fas in favor ofJohn Nash, use of David Wal
lace and others.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law
Dated the 18th, May, $40.
P. NJ. GRANT, Sheriff Of
Lo,rndeS County.
1t prsf s..
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-09
MORE TREACHERY.

A td11htHt public SeTUGnt Lad upon
the sholfof Southern intrigue and NORTH
e1n craren-heGrtedness.-Itis with feel
ings of burning indignation that we
notice the menaces and political deg
radiation of TIE so called Democratic |
(but more properly ohice-hunters,) |
Convention held at Baltimore last
week. 1t is time that theindependent
press, Of the true Democratic stamp,
speak out, when a body ofmen, pro-
Tossing to speak the wishes ofthe dem
ocracy of this Union, dare to hesitate
when the question is between the SOL
der and noble-hearted patriot now fill
ing the chair of the V. Presidency, and
some one Of the many intriguing spir-
its who aim at displacing him. Where
was the free spirit of Pennsylvania
pledged to support his denomination
when that sneaking artifice was en-
ployed in the Convention to remove
the danger which they feared would
attend the support of the noble John
son? Were our delegates afraid that
the chivalry of the South would bolt !?
Is Pennsylvania to be considered an
appanage to the political despotism of
! Tennessee and Alabama ? Is Ohio,
also, TO be sold for southern votes Is
Kentucky considered so certain for
the enemy that we must insult her in
the person Of her gallant son? Are
Indiana and Illinois conceded TO Har-
rison, that we dare toremove their gal
liant defender to make way for Polk
or King 1t is we'll for the drills OF
the Convention that Mississippi was
not represented, or she would have
spoken her rebuke in tones of thunder.
= But the conspiratoIs must beware
Tn. States Of the Mississippi Valley,
that glorious belt of young giants,
will not thus be imposed upon. New
t Hampshire, Arkansas, aye, and Penn
- wlrania, will teach these aspiring dem
= agogues that it is one thing to plot, anc
! another to succeed. Wefeelthat witt
the name of johnson, the cause o
Il Martin Van Buren, would have pros
Il pered but land let all mark the pre-
l. diction) the Democratic Convention
l. have placed a worm there that ma,
II eat away the vitals Of success. w
lt fear. even while we burn with shame
=. we doubt the future. because what ca
- the People think Of measures whlc
IS have for their guide and leading objec
S, as well, to truckle at the footstool
5. Southern intolerance
Mt Foro own part, the name of Rict
ard NJ. johnson, the Peoples candid
ate, still floats, and shall float, at tt
head oflhe ConAtitutionalist, beaco
" to all who love to reward political vi
RS tue and noble achievements-whlle v
IT. trust to make this paper terror TO Il
t. craven dastards who dare to cOntr1
ID political capital at the expense OF Il
m, nations honor.
I'D Richard Nj. johnson Is the choice
re- the Democratic party in all the Stat
'no where the Democratic ticket can 81
- coed. If, then, he is not elected, nj
but ther can Martin Van Buren,. Ma
our the assertion, fellow-citizens, and
- member it we'll when the ides of n
nos vembr arrive !-Putsburgh Constl
tionaliSt.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-09
SHERIFF'S SALE.

D4 virtuc of suadry writs of Fieri Facias q
D writ of veuditioni exponas, issued by the
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Lowndes County,
and to me directed, win sell for cash, at the
Court House door in Columbus, on Monday Inc
Sirth day Of July nert,
the following property, to wit: The n L q
S w or. and N w ar s w or. oil sec. twenty
three Township 10, Of Range Il East.
Levied on as the property OF JOB }. hoDm'
son, James and William GIvens, ana Ftahcf
Jones, to satisfy said fl. fas m favor OF Kooer
Dowde and others
Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
Dated the 18th May, 1910.
p. III. GRANT,
Sheriff Loacndes County.
81 At prsf SO 90.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-09

DIED-In this city, on Monday the
s,b instant. at l o'clock, p. NJ, Of typhus
fever, after an illness Of several weeks
which he bore with great fortllude' MT.
WILLIAM II. GIBBS, in the 29th year oil
his age. formerly of Isle o. Wight county
Va, and for the last four years a resident
Of this place.
Mr.. Gibbs, came to this country at
time when hundreds of young adventurous
spirits were leaving the homes of their
youth, receiving the warm kiss of fond
mother and the heavenly benediction OF
kind father, to seek their fortunes in the
sunny South of the far west. He came
and although he did not escape that ca
lamitv which has visited the whole coun-
try, yet he possessed that within which
could rise superior to any MISFORTUNE
heart to be iust and q spirit, not to repine
after the things of this world; but 10 the
contrary, he looked forward with patience
10 the time, when, with health, suficiency
oflhis worlds goods would be his,-anc
all that he would be entitled to. Alas
however, we're these moderate calculations
anticipated, and the subject OF then
IS removed from this to another, and W.
hope a better world
To say that the subject of our remark
was lust, IS not suhicent-hc was ais
amabe, courteous and manly IN all d
dealings and intercourse. He was IN
sincere friend; the kind acquaintance
no sordid views entered his bosom; n
vindictive malice was ever cherished
his heart-but the better feelings howe
from it, as the pellucid stream from u
pure Eountain-watering IN ITS coui'
the germs ofhallowed friendships iiowe
which By chance or otherwise streweu U
sunny margin Of its banks
To his relatives and friends residing
a distant part we most sincerely oiier 0
coincidence and sympathy-ane Wou
say 10 them that although they were .
present to minister unto him, their pa
was abundantly supplied by those I"
were, who, feel keenly the wour
that others must endure,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-09
SHERIFF'S SALE.

RY virtue Of sundry writs Of Fieri
NE Facias, and writ Of Venditioni
Exponas, issued by the clerk ofthe circuit
court Of Lowndes county, and TO me dir
ected, | will sell for cash at the Coult-
House door, in Columbus, on Monday the
Sirth day Of Jnly nert.
the following property, to wit;
The north half of the north east quarter
md south west quarter of north east quar-
ter of section twenty two, township Is
Range seventeen west.
Levied on as the property Of James
Hodges, and A. J. Hodges, 10 satisfy said
fl fas in favor of Reading S. Blount, use
&c. and others.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law
Dated the 18th May, 1910.
p. N. GRANT, Sheriff
Of Lo'crdes county.
y,r.eF GeE
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-09
TRTTST SALE.


EDY virtue of a Deed in Trust, made ana
I'D executed on the 22d Of May, lS4O, by
Calvin III. Howell, to the undersigned as trus-
tee, to secure the payment OF certain notes
therein described to Hand g. Huddleston'
which said deed is duly recorded IN the ONCE
Of the Clerk of the Probate Court, for Lowndes
County. | will sell at Public Auction, for cash,
at the door of the Court House OF Lowndes
County,
On Saturday, 18Th December neat,
the following property to wit: Lots, l. 4 ~
Ii. 8, 9. IA, Is, and north west quarter oil sec.
ton Is; Lots /, 3, and 3, sec. Ia, and east hai
of Fractional Section 10, all in township ~
range II east; Lots & B section l, Lots q
section IL. and east half of north east quarter
section II, all in township Is south, range Il
west: Fractional section 2, IN township ID N
Range 10 west:-containing in all, l433 acres
more or less, situated in Lowndes County ant
State of Mississippi.
gTAIso. the following slaves, Jack, John Ferby
Charles, Henry, Suckey, DiseJ, Henry JesseS
Iucv. Hctt, jim, Sucky, Sivany. Minerva, Nil
Iv Abraham, Kate, Dilsey, Harriet, oaraf
iydia. Warren, and Sally.
Sale TO take place within legal hours.
ABRAHAM MURDOCH.
Trustee
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-09
cuERHF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of sund. writs Of Fieri Faclas, IL
ID sued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of
Iowndes County and to me directed, viii
sell for Cash at the Court House Door, IN Co
lumbus, on Monday the
Sirth day Of July nert'
the following property to wit:
West half Of the north east quarter OF sec sec.
ton twenty two, the east half OF the south eas.
quarter of section fifteen, township Eisl'eeii
South, Orange eighteen west. ,,,.u.
Levied on as the property Of Willla f Th L
Moore, to satisfy said fl fas ID iavqi u I;
Planters Bank of the State OF M'ssissipp'
as Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
- P. M. GRANT,
sheriff LowndesCounty
Dated 4th June, 1640-plsf 50.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-09
NOTICE THIS!

MHR. GEO. ii. MULLEN, is the duly
Va authorised collecting AGENT for the
Office of the SOUTHERN ARGUS. Hereafter.
all JOB WORK and ADVERTISING not paid for
in ADVANCE, according o eur RULES for dong
the same, the accounts therefor, viii be turned
over TO him, with instructions to cali ONES, and
| ifnot paid then to SUE on the same forthwith.
No exceptions will be made in favor q any
and hence this notice is given; so that, hereaf-
ter there may be no mistake'
The account viii be handed to the Agent,
when the JOB is delivered, or the ADVERTISE
MENT appear.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-09
BLOUNT SPRINGS.

HWYHE undersigned Proprietor of the
81 Waverly House, Mobile, has the
pleasure of Informing his friends and the
public, that he has leased the above estaO-
iishment for a term of years, and will be
ready to receive visitors on the 10Th June.
The premises are now undergoing thor
ough and complete repairs, and many
extensive improvements are also being
completed. 1t is deemed unnecessary TO
saw any thing of the efficacy of these
waters. There is perhaps, no place IN n
the world, where so great q variety OF
Mineral waters can be found. Sixteen
springs eush up cut Of rock not more
than 100 feeti circomference,--seven OF
these have been analysed, and possess
distinct qualities. The white, red, black,
and sweet Sulphers are said to be exceIled
bv no waters in the United States. The
country in the vicinity is mountainous and
nicturesoue, and abounds in a great varle.
~ Of rame. fish, fruit, &c. The table WI
| he sGnplied with the best the country
aided with the Mobile market will afford
A choice selection of wines, being par
of the stock of the waverly House wines
have been sent to the Springs. The en-
tire establishment will be under the exelu
siye control and management ofthe FRO
prietor, who assures his guests that noth
inc shall be wanting on his part to renae
this one Of the most desirable Waterln
nlaces in the United States.
For further particulars respecting thes
( Springs, the public are respectfully relet e
: to brief account OF the analysis OF u !
: Blount Springs, by r. 5. Brumly' A. =
Professor of chemistry, Mlneralogy an
Geology, in the University OF A MAJ am
Also, the certificates ofseveral OF the mo
h experienced scientific medical gentlemf
e, u tue 0 o. ]. NOYS.
IS NAV 70 I4o, 6t[ Mobile Pat. 4 Reg
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-09
SHERIFF,S SALE.

wnY vrtue of sundry writs Of Fieri Fa-
I'D cias. issued by the Clerk of the
circuit court ofLowndes county, and to me
directed, will sell for Cash. at the Court
House door IN Columbus, or
Monday the 18th day 9fJane neat,
the following property. 10 wit: the north
east quarter, of section "a, township ~
north, range 10 east containing 16O a
ores; the west hf n W or. Section 10, I.
10, Range II, containing eighty acres.
in all two hundred and forty acres.
Levied on as the property of Daniel W.
jordan to satisfy said Fl. fas. in favor o.
Edward Sims, marlin L. collier and others.
Sale within the hours prescribed by la y
Dated the 4th May, 1910.
P. NJ. GRANT, Sheriff
of Lowndes county.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-09
June, 9, 1910. ids prf 40.
TAKEN UP,

Il Il
DY VIM. Pearce, living u miles south oil
ID Fulton, Itawamba County, MISSISSIPPI
= dark coloured mare mule, years Old black
name and tail, and striped legs, some marks
on the right hip, supposed to be burnt' apprais-
ed TO seventy five dollars.
June, 9, 1910. prf 81.
TAKEN UP,
nv G.. w. Williams, twelve miles south
Is west of Fulton, sorrel mare, tour years
old. fourteen and half hands blgh' plaze lace'
left hind foot white, small bell on, TO iilaIns
or brands perceivabe, appraised 70 Sky uoi-
S ~ " '-17 June 9, 1910. 81
TAKEN UP,
nv Willobv Clarke, living 8 miles north
ID Jvest Of Fulton, Bay Horse, SIX years
old. * hands high, star III his forehead, ena o.
tbe nose white, all four feet white appraseu
to seventy five dollars.
TAKEN UP,
VOY Samuel Adair, living seven miles no.ll
| ID east of Fulton, gray mare poney, nV'
- old branded on the left shoulder, an'
yy;ght hin. supposed to be Y. ). and on lh'
r;gbt thigh with an g., appraised 10 $2O w.
TAKEN UP,
nv John Walker, living le miles north 9
* Fulton, a sorrel horse seven or eigh
- old. small star in his forehead, scar owe
~ ioft eve. IA hands, 3 inches high, no brand
perceivable, appraised to SKY Ty0 Iv9 p Pnn
lime 9, 1910. 3t. prf2d
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-09


DY virtue of deed Of trust executed by
ED Daniel Cook to the subscriber as Trustee
bearing date the D day of March, 1889, and
dulv recorded in the proper office,--for the
nnrposes therein contained and in az .ordancee
with the provisions of the same, shah proceed
to sell at the door of the Court house OF
Lowndes county in Columbos atpubhc auction
for ready money, on
FRIDAY the 10m day Of July neat
the following property to wit:
The east half of the north east quarter OF
section seven, IN township eighteen, and range
seventeen the west hall OF the norm wese
onarter of section eight, township eighteen
Tanqe seventeen,-with the improvements
thereon. Sale within the usual hours. Such
title only will convey as is vested in me az
trustee. u.nr
June 9th 1910. At Trustee
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-06-09

1t will be perceived on a perusal ofthe
proceedings ofthe Wing meeting held at
the court house in this place on Saturday
last, that q resolution was adopted approx.
ing a state convention to be held in Septr.
next, and that Columbus was suggested as
aproper place to hold it. For the lnforma
ton ofthe Whigs in other sections of the
state we would say that, on canvassing the
subject should any other point be thought
more desirable the wings of Lown3esw
concur-only that they deem it very i'm
portant state Convention should be held
A tremendous freshet lately occurred
in the Savannah river which carried away
the Bridge at Augusta, and otherwise
| did immense m schief.