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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-09

j.. LAWRENCE, NJ. d., Baldwinsyille' ~
BRONCHITIS! BRONCHITISli-Ro
- ware Of that dread DESTROYER. ErruE
BBONCLITIS:LG Which spares nellie, ~,
\ Dung. thoOhd, or the Beautiful. bar ls ANIMAL.
~ hurryIne thousands upon thousands 10 n mem.
azure grave uugdcrt the mistaken name Of Consp.
mpuon. The usual symptoms Of Tins disease az.
Cough, Sure less Of the Lungs OF Throat Hosrse-
ness, Difficulty Of Breathing, Asthma. Uectic
fcvCr,1 Splitting ND Of Phlegm or Matter and
fnmciimcs blood. tits an inflammation offhc fac
SKIN which lines the inside Of the small wind mo,
OF arr vessels running through q cry part Of he
lungs. The great and ~electuaI remedy for ibis
giarWn end wide spread disease is the Rev. 4.
'gyerIs BALM OLLIE. This new and invai-
uahIe Medicine is universally pronounced bv he
Ws.Niu1es who have used % and tested Its heal
~ virtues, ODE the mOstwOndCTlul and admtra-
DO remedy IN the world Tor the cure Of Bronrhi.
tst Coughs, severe Colds, Group, Asthma. Whco.
.InE cough. and oil diseases Of the Lungs add
Nlndrpc which, neglected soon lead 20 reaLCoa.
sumption.
Tie BAUM or LIE stands entirely aloof rom
INC Faupus Quack NJstEums Of The day. having
invariably won The confidence Of Physit ifna Clef-
~ men, and The intelligent Of an classes. wherey-
~ 90 has been introduced PhilanthrOpIsfs. and
al who truly r. mpathIZe with human suffering
every where hail rs appearance with heart ielt i5y
quo l1ok upon the BALM or LtFE az one Of fhoso
great and uncommon blessings which NH
Z 0ViacunC occasionally bcstows on man. bgi
"HI,Ii IKE angels visits. are few and farbetwoe0
lifcgIars, containing numerous tpstm9ni-
on Ihe highest respectabHIty, can be had. ptsf.
Nous 0iaIl our AGENTS.
We BALM or LfrE, Zone Dollar pcrBofre1 10
'IA. al The bookstore of
Ioo I'-6m STEPHENSON& GARwOOD
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-16

do doubt that, 10 liberal spirit OF legislation,
YOU will seek to advance its commercial as well
Is its local interests. Should Congress deem
it to be its duty to repeal the Sub Treasury
law, the necessity of providing suitable place
Of deposite for the public moneys winch may
be required within the District must be appa-
rent to all.
Ihaye felt It TO be due to the country to pre-
sent the foregoing topics to your consideration
Others. with which it might not seem proper
TO trouble you at an extra session, will be laid
before YOU at a future day. [ am happy IN
committing the important affairs Of the ceun-
try into your hands. The tendency of public
sentiment, I am pleased to believe. is towards
the adoption, Ill spirit of union and harmony
| OF such measures as will fortify The pubic IN.
terests. To cherish such tendency of public
opinion is the task of an elevated patriotism
/ That differences of opinion as to the means 0
accomplishing these desirable objects should
exist. is reasonably to be expected. Nor car
all be made made satisfied with any system o
measures. But ] fiatter myself with the hop'
that the great body Of the people will readil,
! unite in support of those whose efforts sprin!
from disinterested desire to promote thei
happiness; TO preserve the Federal and STATE
Governments within their respective orbits; t
cultivate peace with allthe nations of the cart
on lust and honorable grounds; exact ohedlenc
: to the laws, TO entrench liberty and propert
in full security; and consulting The most rlgi
5 economy, to abolish all useless expenses.
JOHN TYLER.
+ w.eurNcTr,v June ]. 1871.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-16
CANDIDATES
wAsH1NercN, June /, ls4I.

10 We are authorised to announce
Henry Gray, Esq. as candidate for Dis
trict Alto ney ofthe 9th Judicial District, No
vember Election.
O. We are authorized to announce
P.R. Starke as candidate for the State
Senate, at the ensuing November election.
Owe are authorised to announce
Richard H. HOSkIns as a candidate for
the Office of Sheriff of Lowndes County. at our
next November Election.
WE are authorised to announce
Eli Abbott. as a candidate for the Office |
of Sheriff, at the ensuing November election.
nFWE are authorised to announce
Pryor VI. Grant, as candidate for re-
election, to the Office of sheriff of Lowndes
County.
| TWE are authorised to announce
John ID. Montgomery. as candidate
for the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court Of
Lowndes county at our next election.
owe are authorised to announce
Sterling II. Lester, as candidate for
; the Office of CLERK of the Circuit Court OF
t Lowndes County, at the next November cleo
t ton.
o. We are authorized tie announce
> VIII SOuthalI, as candidate for The
: Office of Clerk of the Circuit Court OF I'ownds
! county at our next election.
n Awe are authorised to announce
5 n. DowSing ir.. as candidate for the Of
IS fee of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Lowndes
a. County at the ensuing November election.
i Awe are authorized to announce
ds William II. PuiIer, as a Candidate 70
e the the Office of Clerk of the Probates Cour
~ of Lowndes county, at the next ensuing nc
Il vemoer election.
mt q We are authorized to announc
ht Geo. w. WaddeII as a candidate for tn
office of Collector at our next ensuing electlol
Is q We are authorised TO announc
I'll, Lawson H. VViIIeSOrd as candida
1Ie for the Office of Collector at our next ensui1
nat election.
zen FWe are authorised to annount
lis, r.. Il. CASTOR, as candidate for Treasur
req Of Lowndes County. at next Nov. Election
iist nFWe are authorised TO announ
"a 20 mo n VTuIIIu as candidate for re-elt
red ton to the Office of County Treasurer
,blv Iowudes County at our next November ell
the ton.
'ole wWe are authorised TO announ
ents Alfred Thatcher, Esq. as candidate
ZEN Coroner of Lowndes County, at the enSu
~ November Election.
nav. n We are authorised to amour
Greene Hill Esq, as candidate ior
desi- Office of Mayor ofthe city of Columbus at
abl- ensuing election.
saTy. rWe are authorised to annou
enJ Ab'm. Murdoch esq, as a Canon
anu for the Office of Mayor of the city OF Coinn
, 49, at the ensuing election.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-16
A NEW VOLUME.
NM SPLENDID STYLE.
July. 1871.
GRAHAM's LADY's AND GENTL1

GRAHAM'S LADY'S AND GENTLE t
MANS MAGAZINE.
The great increase in the subscription list OF
this highly popular Magazine (the edifloh nav
inc more than dc pbled in less than SIX monlhsO
induces the proprietor, to commence, ne"
volume. with the July number 1t VII be IS
sued in the most attentive style, with the hrs''
ola new series, OF
Rich Original Engravinss'
rot nm in a manner, that allsurpass any uSco
p anI other American Magazine. In auoi-
ton 10 the fact, that we employ the taieht VI
the very best American artists, IN the ehgra-
wing Of the plates for this work. II must DC re-
membcred, that most OF the SUBJECTS selec'eu'
are
Original American Pictures,
,,b;ch hare reuer been before engraved, and are
consequently, the newest that can be brought
before the public.
uIGHLY COLORED FASHIONS.
II must be remembered, that the FASHION
mates of this Magazine, are the best IN coioL-
/, !ng and design that can be found IN any Mofk
/. unfinished. in this country or IN Europe. lhey
ero engraved and coured for this Magazlne,oY
tho hest artist the country can produce,ano are
drawn, allDaus from the latest designs rom
prs and London, and consequently may al
;. ha relied upon as the prevailing style IN
" The limited States, for the month IN when tiley
= are .- issued. We pay more for cotorlIlg tnal
anv other publication, and always nave th'
" best. Dc
IS THE CONTRIBUTORS.
In addition, to the unusally fine array Oh org
no inal contributors, which the Magazine 10
y thus far beasted, arrangements nav 49,
ID made with number more, oItne Osse 49, =
&c =, for IN the literary department OF u
:; new volume.
u III SPORTS AND PASTlMES:
IN. rhe volume viii be opened with new Al y
e- beautiful type, cast expressly tor the wolh, !:
a1- rocsbanicaI execution shall be OF surpassh
est neatness. and the printing shall be upon lne
the nest white paper. o.,
ion NEW &. POPULAR MUSIC.
ge- rha choicest pieces of new and popu
and ,aic for the Piano forte and Guitar shall
to Iactad for it's pages, and two or more pae
hill annear regular each month"; IN 1nS y
our eas in remote country towns, can
the lave fhe latest music at low rales'
l most as soon as it is published
P he ngmMg CASH.
in The terms are So for single SAesg l r
n Of and IN no case will he PRICE De auaeeu,
VI eon,es for IS free of postage ana ulssou...
sup wAys IN ADVANCE. NO salOsGr,os' -
gen. anu case sOlhoul the money. ms rue =
aug , ney;ous and viii not be departed from.
and Address postpaid, rp.uAp
IS to GEORGE =. ' = no d. D.
pub S. w. Corner 3dd'1ds Clses. strssss' : =
tings - Exchanges will please copys
Ngor- "a so,a' their papers, hereafter, addr.
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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-16
5000 Reward.

~ uNAWAY from the subscriber, mu-
k6. lat1o man.slaYe, named C4ESER; he
i ahout heavyweight years old upwards OF
six feet high; has negro hair, which is usually
lono and combed straight jaws long, cheek
homes hich, and looks little like an Indian
There IS a space betM cen his two upper front
| tooth his voice coarse. One ear has the ap-
nearance of having been pierced for earrings
Ind the hole either torn, or has the appear ance
Sc bav;ng been torn out. l do not recollect
.4,botl'or or no, the other ear was pierced
hnt one ear had very small piece BIT or he
Ia one or more warts on one hand; arms ana
,oors Iono weighs about 10 pounds.and when
: fStssnd;ng. his knees are a little knocked ana
d the calves of his legs stand back more than Is
: usnaI: his feet are very long. | am aPprehen-
J. s;ve that some person induced him 10 run away
e as be left me during my absence and without
k NV known cause. / viii give reward OF
e = WO HUNDRED DOLLARS for the
J. annrobcnsion of SAID slav and the person VINO
t minced him to leave, with proof furnished sui
Of fcient for the conviction OF the thiei. wa
l. rive FIFTY DOLLARSfor the Apprehension
of the bow, out of the State and the commlItne
IN him to iail,so can get him agam,or /" En-
re ny FIVE DOLLARS for his Apprehension
le and for the committing him to jail WITHIN LII
On State. or for his delivery to me, near Linton
OF {; reene county, Ala; and all reasonaoie eA
ol penses viii be paid.
n Clinton Ala, May 90, 1s4l-5w-PiSo "
e. NJ The Banner, Nashville Tenn; Advel
!, tiser. Mobile, Ala; and Argus, Columbus III
y. will give the above three weekly insertions; an
- coward their accounts to this ofheeioF coiie
.ion.-EutdlD Wing.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-16
TRUST SALE.

ENY virtue of deed in Trust. execu-
rs ted 10 me, as trustee, by Frederick
! Guitar, on the 29th day of December,
a D. 1859, 10 secure the payment OF
certain = sum. of money therein mentioned
n Alfred Battle, which said deed IN trust,
has been duly recorded, in the office OF
The .lerk Of the Probate Conrtot Lowndes
County 1',o r and State of Mississippi, VIII
sell Al public auction, to the highest BID.
der for Cash, at the door of the Court
Honse in the town of Columbus, in SAID
County, on
Monday the soA day Of Angnst, ner''
within the hours of lOa. m. and 4 p. N.
the following described property IN the
town of Columbus, now occupied as the
residence oe Capt. John Crusoe, and more
particularly described as square numoer-
ID one hundred and thirty, north OF MAN
Such title only as is vested N me d
trustee will be conveyed;
DABNEY LlPSCOMBE,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-16

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LOWNDES COUNTY.
Circuit Court Monday 5lh April 1s4l.
Edward Sherman Attachment,
Jesse Cross,
TVHlS day came the plaintiff BY at
torney, and it is. ordered by the court
that publication be made for SIX success
siye weeks in the Southern Argus anews-
paoer published in the town Of Columbus,
State of Mississippi, notifying the deien.
dant of the pendeney of this SUIT and that
unless he appear on or before the hrst
| day ofthe next term of our court give spe-
cial bail and plead or domur judgement
| final will be entered against him. aud the
nroperty attached will be sold to satisfy
| the plaintiffs demands and this cause IS
continued until the next term OF this court
The above IS a true copy from the
minutes. of our court, in the said cause.
OVID P. BROWN, Clerk.
; BY I'D. MONTGOMERY Deputy OK.
e June sth 1871.
4q.-6w. Prs. Tee 1U,oO'
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-16
]. D. MONTGOMERY,
JOHN FLETCIIALL,
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
LOWNDES COUNTY.

IOWNDES COUNTY. Il
PROBATE CoURr, MAY TERM. A. D. 1641
To all persons Interested in The Real Es-
tate of Willidm Campbell, decd.
WHEREAS, on the representation of
John Scale, and Christopher Adams, ad-
ninistrators of the estate of William |
Campbell, decd, it appears to the salts.
faction of the Court, that the personal eff
fects ofsaid estate are insufficient TO pay
the debts thereof 1t is therefore
ORDERED, That citation issue, and pub
LEGATION be made in conformity with the
statute IN such cases made and provided,
requiring all persons interested in the
Real Estate of said decd, to be and ap-
pear before the Judge of the Probaies
! Court for the County of Lowndes at
| Term to be holden at the Court House
for said County, in the town of Columbus,
f on the
First Monday Of July nert, 1841,
and show cause, if any they can, why the
3 following lands, the property Of the estate
e ofsaid William Campbell, to wit:
S The south end Of the south half of west
half of south west quarter. Of section
e twenty four, Lot number two, IN section
f thirty five, the north east quarter OF the
IS north east quarter of section thirty i've
south east quarter of south east quarter o
.e section twenty four, the south west quar-
or ter of section twenty six, the north cas-
ri, quarter of section twenty SIX, except thir
O. tv four acres off of the south part of sal
quarter, the south half ofwest half of sout
&c east quarter, and south halfof east half
ne south east quarter of section twenty tire
IN except so much of said section, as he
&c north of CIaven's Creek, the north end
ate west half Of north west quarter, OF secuo
ng twenty five, all in township ninetee
south, Of range eighteen west, contanlr
ce five hundred and 80 9I-00 acres, more
rer less situate in Lowndes County,-shou
/. not be sold TO pay the residue of the del
ice of the said estate Of Willam -GauIpoe
lee deceased.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-16

MAY 10 ot' pa ----------
THE CHRISTIANS DEFENCE.
EEAVING been lately engaged in debate
with C. G. O1msTED, author OF "1he
R;bIe its oaon refntGtion,' at Columbus MISS,
| where during nineteen nights the following
| questions were discussed: Were The authors
of the different books of the Bible INSPIRED
nen1 Did the facts they detail occur! Was
flesus Christ miraculously begotten! Dld ne!
preform miracles! Did he rise from the deao.
The undersign proposes to.pnbllsh work con-
tanning his arguments in behalf otthe genulLles1
ness. credbilty, and inspiration OF inc sdcleu
6 Scriptures, together with the onseclols ois-
ed by Mr.. Omested, ana ms PueS i -, ,sa
\ In addition to the matter oehVeleu " enI
} ,,thor durin0 the debate, the proposed worn
OH contain notices and refutatons OF all the
/. positions occupied by Mr.. Olmsted IN his pup
- i;cat;on "The Bible It's oa0n TefatGtton
NIL also contain an expose of the theories 0
the Infidels of the present day, and their ten
"a dency.
of will he nut into the hands of those VINO nav.
a neither lime nor opportunity to examine u
e. MANY voluminous works already published O
d, the evideucies of Christianity, such a fund
;nformation in a condensed from, as may nc
onIv convince the careful and candid reade
If the truth Of the inspired volume, but may Ell
~ ahle such to detect the sophlsrry and mlsstatt
menfs of every class ofinfidels. ~,
Tar CHRIsTIAN's DEFENCE will be pubhsl
cd in an octave volume of ABOUT 6oO page
ION with good type, on fine paper ana WIN
or neatly bound 1t will be issued SO soon d
1rk sufficient number of subscribers are eolaliiel
icy Justify the publication Price OF subscription .
by PAYABLE on the delivery OF the WORK ls,,,r,,
are P'' JAMES SMITH.
'om Tuscunbia, Ala, 9Th May, 1871.
al Columbus, Miss, May |, lS4i.
in 1 S,,7~u
hey REV. : AVIS '74--I Deer SIR: The undersign
nan ian having heard the arguments advance "
'n0 10 prove the genuineness, creoionl,y, anl
sniraion of the Bible during the iaes s,, ulse
sion between yourself and =. Y. O.Ls'
RIO Esq; believing many OF your aigulnF,nss'
hos necially those in favor OF the cieoion'5
,een inspiration of the old fesianen'' y " O -
,ers " new in this country, and sncn as mg ~
- he most conclusive and trlunpnaht'
o se-.bar bel;eve,po that the publication woui
Tue ,'a =, oyresf the poisonous and desEruS
;aamsnce Of Infidehty, calculated 70 prou
T1h-;st;sn;tv and true patriotism we resp
and f,Ilu reonest YOU TO give them to the pupiic
k the oatber with your other arguments, winch
ssing 81 de,;vered. so soon as you can con
-
he f. euIlv with the difficulty and Importance o.
task.
I. rc;u- ne D. l'.'lITPSCOMBE, NJ
,pular lS'sssO CHAS. NORTH.
Ill be WM. DOWSING,-
pages las. H. soul Hall
IS way ]. ID. BIB,
IN al LAS. w. FIELD,
IS al R. W..TATE,
w. SPILLAiAN. NJ.
Members Of The Methodist "
;n,;on. VIM. A. SMITH. :.
pun, Afinis.er Methodi
OF a'V0 R. Il. BROWNING
mt, A. = Mem. Epi
'.sss - M.'JONES, NJ. D
= ~ P. NJ. GRANT,
las. II. SMITH,
AN ISAAC SHOOK
sfAlSa Pastor G. z. {
a. c. C. PRESTON,
VIC. WORREL,
dressed Members g.
WI sa'sf Nay 2es ls4l
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-16

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, .
KEMPER COUNTY.
Circuit Court, april Term, 1871.
Sarah A. Moore, Petition for divorce
vs., from the bonds
Jesse Moore. of Matrimony.
THIS day came the complainant by her
Il Attorney, and it appearing to the salts.
faction of the Court that the said Jesse Moore
is a non resident of this State-It is ordered
by the Court that publication be made in the
"Southern Argus" weekly newspaper prin-
ted in , olumbus, NJ ssissippi, for three sue
cessiye months, Lotifyingthe said Jesse Moore
to appear at the next Circuit Court to be hol-
den for the said County, at the Court House
in the town of DeKalb, on the fourth Monday
ofOctober next, and plead, answer, or demur,
or compliments Bill viii be taken as coz
fessed.
A true Copy from the Minutes
Attest, LEWIS STOVALL, :
Clerk, and Master in Chancery.
June, l6, 1s41. 3m pf. SCI.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-16
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. |
The State Of Mississippi, LOsOldes
County.
ITO all persons interested in the Es-
4 tate of William Henderson of said
county, ( Lunatic.
Whereas, at the December term, A. d.
1910, of the Probate Court of said county,
the undersigned were appointed Commits
sioners 10 make an apportionment ofthe
assets of said Henderson, in the hands
Of Thomas J. Lewis, his guardian, among
the creditors.
This is therefore to require all persons
having claims against the said estate, to
exhibit the same properly authenticated to
either the Commissioners at the Court
House in the town of Columbus, in the
State of Mississippi, on the first Monday
of either month; within and during the
term of six months from the date hereof,
or they will be barred by law from collect.
ing the same.
I'D. MONTGOMERY,
/ JOHN FLETCIIALL,
Commissioners.
Il Columbus Mi. Jan. 9th, le41.-6m.
N pursuance of the above mentioned ap
! pointment and notice, the undersigned vii
meet at the Court House in the Town of Co
lumbus on
Saturday the 10th day Of July, 1S41
and proceed to make the above mentioned dis
: trbution, when and then those interested ca
attend if they think proper.
]. ID. MONTGOMERY.
JOHN FLETCHHLL.
: Columbus June z, lS4l--4t.
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III n~~ 10 sa4-ar-.f f15raev ls, issf
Isl Judicial District. cumgosea ot tae
counties OF Warren. Clal5orae. "2sa-
ineton. and Bolivar.
- Judicial District, cOmPcSe1 ot tae
counties Of Naloblsha. Carroll, Cae-laa I
and Tallahatchic-
81 Jadiciaf District. composed ot tae
counties Of Adams. Nl.kluso1- an4 lel-
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4i Ju3icial Dsarjci, composed 81 tae
counties OF Smith. CoPah, Sl@1~oa-
Scott. Newtoa. and Nrsha1a-
5k JudiciaI piarirt. comres ei f.-
counties OF Jackson. foa1s. GEee1. Perry
WAYNE Jasper. Cars. au1 l-aaasr.ta -
Ga Ja9i-ial Diarirf, couplsr4 el tae
counties of Noxub-s. Losu.lees Aen.er'
Winston. and O.,ibbehl
ia Judicial Distr5rt, rCzpe~ld at ,ae
counties or Glfnds, Nai.saa. aa1 Raakln
S.i JE5iciaf Dierirt. eeuPase ct ts-
counties of ~ 500. Coahama- Tease,
PonoIa. I.afayetre. aai Marshall
9fb Judicial Dissr.rf. composed o. ,'s
counties OF Noaroe. i,aWanaa- El-hr-
mingo, Pouso,1c. ChicSaau. AL TIP
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counties of 1az1o- Holmes- Ala.a- aae
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