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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21


well known establishment. He pledges him
selfto use every exertion to promote the COM
fort and convenience ofall who may favor him
with their patronage
Tine Rooms and Furniture have been thor
oughly Renowned.
The Table viii be furnished with every va
riety that the county can afford.
The Stables attached to this House, are
large and Commodious, and under the SUPER
attendance, ola gentleman oflong experience,
in that line.
Travellers therefore, may rest assured, that
every attention viii be given to their Horses.
Owing to the reduction in our market, OF
the prices of produce &C., together with the
''pressure of the times" the Proprietor has
reduced the Rates of the Columbus Hotel,
nearly 20 per cent. from those Of former STAN
ding.
S. A. SALTONSTALL.
Columbus Feb. II, 1871.
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ArroRNrY AND CorNsELLoS = en- n
HAS permanently loesse cue. = n tbs
IL Mississippi, and VII at i9.l.n. coub
siness of his profession IN the o n:.i,iet q
Lowndes, m the United Ssates ~ ls:..;ssivDi
for the Northern District Of 1 y. !, on
Pontotoc, and the Chaneery IeI Nj Crar
Office in the brick buildings O 'A
near the Court House
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CIRCUlr COURT CLERKS OFFICE. }
NoxUBEE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
John B. Roberts, Attachment
VS. I's
James ]. Ashby. ior @'oo'oV'
VHNHE writ of attachment in the above
N case having been returned to my of.
flee duly levied and executed. Notice is
hereby given that unless the defendant
shall appear on or before the first day of
the next term of our circuit court to be
holden at Macon in said county on the
third Monday OF April A. d. 1s4l-and
give special bail and plead, Judgment Will
be rendered against him by default, and
the property 50 attached, condemned and
ordered to be sold to pay the plaintiffs
demand,and all costs.
Witness, Hezekioh w. Foote Clerk of
said court, the third Monday of October,
1910. Issued the lIth day of February,
l54l. ii. W. FOOTE,
Clerk.
Feb. "a, 1s4l At.
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II. w. FOoTE,
Feb. "a, lS4l 4w Clerk.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

TTNDER an order of the Honorable
" Probate Court oltheCounty ofNox-
ubee, and State ofMississippi, will be sold
al Macon, on monday,
The 19M day Of Apra ncrt,
to the highest bidder, the north half Of
section nine, township fifteen, range / o E.
and SO acres eff the east half the south
east quarter Of section eight, of township
fifteen, of range nineteen east, belonging
to James w. Totten, minor of C. w.
Totten decd.
WILEY V. STEWART,
Guardian.
Macon, March ID ls4l.7t pfds.
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Columbus Hotel.

.<R@AA " E Under signed
W Il would respectfully in
TTIf ~ form his friends and the
rs4 FHnH = public, generally, that he
.A n kes has taken charge ofthis
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mo s. TOPP,

March Sd 1s4l.27dp
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VS. AT. for $l35,l5
James Marlborough
HNIIE writ of attachment and garnish
n ment, in this case having been re.
turned TO my Office duly executed. No.
tice is hereby given that Unless The defen.
dant shall appear on the first day of our
next circuit court TO be holden at,the court
House of said county on the third Monday
of April lS4I, and plead, Judgment will
be rendered against him by default and
whatever amount may be in the hands Of
the Gainished, condemned and ordered
to be applied TO the plaintiffs claim for the
thereof together with all cost.
Witness, Hezekiah w. Foote, Clerk of
said court, the Sd Monday of October
1871. Issued the 10th day of February
1871
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TRUST SALE

26. pf. DIS.
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S. A. SALTONSTALL.
Columbus Feb. IL, 164l.
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TRUST SALE.

TENS of the above sale. 0H3-CAsH.
March, 3, 1s4I-prsf d39 90 1t.
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TRUST SALE.

jar. lsf, 1871.
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CIRCUlr COURT CLERKS OFFICE. }
NoxUBEE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
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acknowledgement of the condition and
sbla ,t =, Tue farming interest is generally favor
,on 's" IN some districts there are croaknrs.
"'''VanIa we learn that the fields in
"a, ''", una Wayne Counties, look well, the
p VI "es:moreland county, is expected
sr.y a.y 'ght, in Dauphin county plentiful
'nuclpaled. The North Carolina pa
nro. " ,n VI dreary prospect for the coming
kuan Inc red lands in Virginia promise an
fm wheat yield. Not SO the grey lands.
|bnv,L,' eastward and generally unpromlsing
tpirsI '" 'ne United States there will be a less
tiOf, -. Tor wheat than last year. The
gn,,,. however, will in all probability,
Bnb, An Inc new Western States will pour
a anop, ~ |'''nOus surpus-so, indeed, as to be
nr,D Nv ue gradual supplanting ofthe grain
Eaoo n. York and the Eastern Suites
4& ..t.t 4 .t.
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rERMsaTcaaE CA ann"m, or at 81 so if paid in
weekly at $2o nvp% e, is made within six months
,sSance, Ifpa}y Subscribing it will be considered
advance pay are paid, except at the option OF
,bs pubisher, ouonts will be inserted for the GUS
"TAdyor',S Persons are requested to state the
omoy PI G,sSes they wish their Adyer1semen.s
mbGr o. O%, fsT they will be inserted till Tor
P put ns% charged accordingly
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|hi, g.. 'ERMoNT.-The number of children
|lO6OOO ''ween the ages Of iour and twelve
b nnn, aud The number ofDistrict Schools $500
ool ny g. VI teachers employed is 800. The
each diet; "e year is $6l 800, equal to $22
(ER and Az. .' '"e sums raised voluntarily by the
|pesa,e o, u''"lc's amounted to $8l 900 The
Ehers, fuel use 'or schools, including board for
HI d,,no, &c is abOu, 5000, 73o, or slls to
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#'TEssoSS OF rHu ST. LOUIS MuRDERERsi---It is
q dlha Brown and Madison two of the negroes,
Fcled OF having borne part in the late atrocities
5M Louis having made full confessions not only
4 ibis act but of a long and astonishing course Of
IS0eis commencing some ten years ago, the dis
aHe Of which will account for many ouuages
\ aalo involved in mystery. The St. Louis New
3'ays it is understood that they have been con.
ffnta in many rohberios at that place within the
|Iyear--in hose at Galena, early this spring, 81
numberIess ones at New Orleans. Probably the
/ hole West and South has suffered from their dep.
s''Nons They have been engaged, too, in a reg
4 N system Of operations, by which the slaves Of
South were assisted in making their escape to
aOada brown says that it was on one of these
'FaSoOs that he committed the only murder that
\" ne charged against him except that of Weaver.
II had under his charge negro from one of the
uOe'n States, who was fleeing to Canada. Some
nc ''a lin 10 be appreheusive of detection, and
UsN'n'ned to make way with the slave. Ac-
NNs!, at night he decoyed him to the guards
"DNooat, tipped him over into the water, and
line last he heard of him. Brown admits
!4Ne oil his sentence, and consoles himself
t" ~' Idea, that his wife and child are left in in
r'"O''' cifGumstances-the fruits Of years Of vii
f""!'-Ne'c York Tribune.
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wiScelHanc Ou $.
1aE ESTABLISHED CHURCH IN ENG
M LAND.

lam beon standing reproach against us
non,bs of the high tory partzans OF me
m"r Hoarchy, that we have no established
bOS u nke their word for it, this is the bane
cu'' .A,or American institutions-enough TO
n'0 ". whole country as unchristan and repro
" '~f p,roion, according to them, is inseparabio
w.. ,bo milre; the christian graces cannot live out
A .,'nn ,looves and tithes and stipends must be
E ,.,,o corner stones of all sound doctrine.
Will. we lend an ear to these plausible charges
~. our morals and religion, let us see what
,r. system is that which they recommend for
.,1on,op. We will say nothing Of the 5000
,.,,o,es of the Church of England, nor of the
$4,000 year of the Archbishop of Canterbury
D., ,s m instance 10 show how the comfortable
1, iviugs Of the church are bought and sold upon
os,uaon, like ships cargoes, we quote the fol-
,no, advertisement from the London Times
ara THE CLERGY. An incumbent would resign
directly, with patrons consent, to one not under
G wears of age, beautiful living, perfect gem j,
ms orlhO prcrties things in England, with excel
so,pew heestone front house, facing park, in
tho county Of Somerset, at the skirts of small
market town, with every necessary of life cheap;
Dndpcnye garden, lawn, pleasure ground, wall
fu.;-six acres ofpastuie adjoining, coach house,
4 nbEng for six horses, out houses!-no trouble as
s ncOme-duty easy. spot healthy, roads and
+ society," GOOD the whole worth ESQ year.
luns--nconing incumbent to pay down El9OO,
q bndemnily present incumbent's outlay on the
81 ga, and for his fixtures, and his old aoinc, worth
a sIG als live stock, including three cows, hor'
u Sos, mlpny carriage piano fort, by Stoddari, cost
III S ginas hand organ, by Flight, cost e3S; plate
& iNiGnen, and few pictures"
This lbcut as comfortable picture as we ever
Nav, ofmniseria labors. Who can wonder AT
A he Total absence of religion in this benghted ives.
81 nN REGION where We have no fat voluptuares TO
# each Us the way we should go, with their "perfect
& Erms -"0'easure grounds '-"waIl fruit'-"eGsy
Sy'-"@d oine' -''pony carriages -" piano
"a Midland organ by Flight. - Boston Courier.
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646,803 ~
413,592 ~

'fi,hh;s iiem and the item of expenditure for
the payment of Treasury notes from the ST o. Ia IAN
uarv to the 18th of March, l84l, include about oo0
600 of Treasury notes which were received at the
Treasury Department on account of customs our.
ing that period, but for which the warrants were
not issued until subsequent period. r-8
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And leaving deficit Of
To which add the SUN recommended
to be kept in the Treasury To
meet anyemergencies of the pubs
lie service, viz.
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making an aggregate OF of~Oi 200 -"
In another part of,his paper the views OF thoDe-
partment ds the mode of providing for the above
deficit, together with she residue of the existing
public debt, will be presented
From the year 1916 to 1897, peril
cd of twenty one years, the
nues constantly exceeded the ex-
pendltures. The average annual
service during that time wasSll,
464 226 81, making an aggregate
excess, of 240, 746 ,764 81. OF
this there applied TO the ex-
tinction of the national debt$20S,
1893 1877 a., and there was under
the provisions of the act of the
Odd of June, 1886 deposited with
tho States $29, l01 ga 81, and
there remained on the LIST Of jan
uary, 1887, in the Treasury ofthe
United States, including the 4th
instament due TO the States,
surplus of H,lU9,q|o 20
There were also outstanding debts
due and falling due to the Treas
ury, arising from other sources
than those of the ordinary reve
nue,& which were paid between
the LIST of January, 1887, and the
4th of March, 1871, the amount
of i. ",i~ff9' w
There were, also, issued within
that period 81 outstanding on the
4th or March, 1871 ,I'reasurynotes ).
to the amount of o,o4o'olS 4o
Making the aggregate available
means which we're in the 1'reasu
ry on tho LIST of january 837 and
which came into it prior TO the a"s
9TH OF March, lS4l, over and a ,,,., .o,,,,,,
bove the current revenue l,oo%,| 3S %
From which deduct the amount
(less the trust funds) remaining
in the Treasury the 4th OF
March, l84i .-s.ts o/~,'lo 40
And there appears excess OF ex-
penditnie the current reVe
nue. of tu aesa Soi'oio,oi4 ~
Ii is proper TO remark that the enries on me
books of the Register of the Treasury not always
show the true dates Of the receipts and expehdl-
lures An item involved in the above statement
will serve 10 illustrate this fact The sum OF $5i2,
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The available Dal-
ance in the Treas
ury en- the 4th of
M arch 1871,
Treasury notes au-
thorized under the
act of 1910, issued
after the Sd March
lS41,
Treasury notes au-
thorized underline
act of lS4l to be
issued after the
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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY ON TIE FINANCES, &c.

In obedience to the directions OF the act Of Con
gress of the 10th of May, 1900, supplementary 10
the "Act TO establish Treasury department. The
Secretary Of the Treasury respectfully presents the
following report
L. Ofthe public revenue 81 expenditures.
The receipts and expenditures for the year 1910
were follows.
The available balance in theTreas-
ury on the lst of January, 1910,
exclusive of amount deposited
with the States, trust funds, and IN
IDENTITIES, and the amount due
fromBanks which failed in 1879
was,as appears by the books ofthe
Register Of the Treasury $3,663,083 60
The receipts into the Treasury dur
ing the year 1910, were, from
Customs $I3,499 500 IL
Lands 1929 1856 So
Bonds Of the Bank
of tho United
States l,774,5l3 80
Miscei aneous and
incidental sources 2s3 1853 %
Banks which failed
in 1887 74s, 500 55
Treasury notes is
sued 5 1888 ,547 81
1890 1890, 25, 1877 SAY 81
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Making 26 ,73I 1886 90
The actual and estimated means under the ex>
listing laws to meet these demands are, VIZ
VI, Ill haI-
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Making an aggregate Of
In another part Of this paper the
partment DIS TO the mode of providiI
deficit, together with she residue
public debt, will be presented
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4th March, l84I
Receipts hom Gus
toms estimated at
Receipts from pub
lie lands
NJ iscellnneous sour
ces
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100000 90
100000 90
2,bOO,OOO 90
10000 90

Leaving unprovided for, of the de
mands COR the present year, the
sum of
There will also be receivable for
public dues in the present year,or
payable in 1912, Treasury notes
the issues OF the present year, viz;
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Making in the aggregate

or this there will remain Tor the ser
vices ofthe current year
Additional appropriations requir-
ed by the War department for the
wear iS1I. viz.
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Issued under the act
Of 164I, prior TO
the 4th Of March
Do. do. 1910, after
Sd OF March
Do. do. l94l, 10
be issued aner the
4th of March, u
included in the es
innate Of theways
and means
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Il VI tIiNottpfo abo
works of defence ST. a
For ornaments of
fortiiCa.ii0n and
ordinance stores z
For payment OF ar
rearages and Gun
rent expenses, d.
taking care ofpub
lie property on
roads, harbors,riv
ers, SC.
For arrearages for
preventing and
suppressinglndian
hoslilities 3
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Making
The expenditures in
the same year
were, fur
Civil list, foreign in
tercourse, and mis-
cellaneous
Military department
Naval department
Public debt
Add outstanding war
warrants issued
prior to LIST Jan.
lS4I
Treasury notes re.
deemed ,including
interest
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9,25l 1888 80
he views OF thoDe-
iding for the above
le of the existing
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5,25i,3Ss 30
100000 90
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-12
Tax Sale.

LIST OF LANDS and other real estate
situated in the county of la SALE,
State of Illinois, on which Taxes remain
due and are unpaid for the year A. u.
1910.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
MIR. X MRS. PERsICo,s
BOARDING AND DAY sCIOoI

ron YOUNG LADIEs.
hb nhues 81 tis Institution N.l hc IsStm.. On tho La
~ ot,to4eI when tho thorough aud effective course 1T
nsIueuon heretofore pursued Will DC faithfully ami zea
~" plan of this School cuhr,.. all IN, t,,,.,,f ,
"lneaii'n, including the French spanish ami tan
he as,stahi teachers 10 tho number Of cveo Who ar.
az nnates OF tc iIniy. have been seIeeei WIN 80
mcoubine SOUND lcai ming ami elegant
Nth christian principle. ~ - I'iN""''"'s
Experience has convinced Mr. Pcrsico thar M,.,, nm,
Sst's. =" Toe taught with dsETec scrrss mus, h.
male IN. medium Ct familiar eouyr,-.,,,,, r.. -.
usually AUDITED 70 ClassCg short the pupl's rry,.s
nu necessarily ba sow. To ubyist. tbia tfr NM IN,
iiSPai his al sf"ai "opens" and trouble oI,,ncy the
.. an acc. np'fscd fhTsan lady ~ha combines
uic anl aicnc 'taly during so scl,..,t. h,,ys
~ lnshnn"utal AMI vocal Muse IA. in.f ,l.,i,,sb.
froica.1rs have been engaged "-''''''
Wis iOiSD will couinI. reside in the family AMI -,v.
lnstTucuOn ON the Piano AMI Ham amy '' -''S
Mr. BASSlNl will alsD continue Iis Ip--rur,i,,. n s,
ing. " '''NS'''hS ~ sung
Tbs instrtion Is proyic with an Intensive Ph,s,i
Al AMI Chcmlcal apparatus ioT IA. lrstr,iiou
10 ~" object - more attention paid In this
uin t"u" comipu and moral nproysuanf ~ n,,r,icrs
WHO are rcEafi" IN al zp"~s AZ ,naUt.r. cTtc f,,
W hFhsss iar as practicable. all It,fn.
~ :. ioHl - ivl"i into four DEPARTMENT. each heinz
''aly disconnected wrh the others ,uI h,v;ny . -
Gihihci teacher presiding IT, Inii.,i nuir 80 p
p-f mus TIE inconv"uruc" uf crowded amt uto,isru.
"Y- g 'ol mss been pbytt", and the an sttis
~ me ftincal -"t ~ rest. The utv an .Trng,.
~ h'n tested ly experience and every succeeding
atNsnc 'tucnt Of the pupils. " 80 $50 49, -"N
W MI fEREEO earnestly ADVISES Parepts anil Omar
1" send icir children or early a. pracuca
70 Terms a. usual Application for further inforna
" " -, &c ''H' 10 q. PER-IGD, PIinc ipal.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

HUBBARD, GARDNER co.
IANE In store, direct rou the manufactures 81,
Iall stock II SHOES, BOOTS. LEATHER
PAPER, HATS &c, aud now offer Tor sale,
2sO cases of SHOES consisting OF
Mems hnc calf Shoes, Navy shoes ann Hroran.
DO lined and bound, scwed aud reggrd ID 40 10
Boys and youths coarse and fnc shoes and p, ms
CMIIIcu's morocco aud leather Ankle Ties, Shoes
AMI Boots
I.ajics KIT morocco and seal Walking shoes and
D. do DO do DO slips and French
women's stout leather Walking shoes
Do common xii and leather slips
aI0 ca e. of BOOTS CONSISTING Of
Mems hue scwei and pcgged seal AM ali Rats
DO DO double sole calf Water Boots
DO coarse scwcd and peEged 10 DO
eo1O sides Sole Lcarher various Qualities
$40 dn wax Upper Leather
lul duz. dn taii skins
Also. Boot morocco soaland lining skins
PAPER.
700 roans Plain and ruled Letter Paper
~, ~ 80 , 40 DO TO Wiring 80
100 DO Tea aui fancy coloIcd 40 49,
HATS AND CAPS.
'o cases black and drab silk, Russia Napt ani Beaver
l5o DO 30 do do Wool Hats
iS S "sI'" '," ana boys fur aud hair seal Caps
BRIDES Xc
~ d.zcn Brides aud Bride Filings
10 do MlrIinsars anG Girhs
SHOE THREAD.
s'' "s InEish shoe Thrc1d, 81 our own importation.
$50 ncsis hide AMI seal THINKS
Also, Leather Travelling Truuks
CARDS.
% boxes Wh!ucmorc's hes, cotton and wool Carts
oOo ra black and russell Brosucs Of our osn mlnpfr.