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

T UST received and for sale by the subscri-
II Der:
So sacks coffee.
30 barrels of sugar.
90" whIskey.
30 boxes sperm candles.
20 kegs Of nails.
IA peices Of baggng and rope.
And general assortment Of Groceries which
will be sold low for cash.
Cal and examine.
D. WILLIAMS.
Columbus, Apnl2Ist 1911.
SUPERIOR oGNIAC BRANDY.
Z ust received and for sale bv
Cd GREENE HILL.
april ISL.
OLD MADEIRA, PORT, AND
SHERRY WINE.
I ust received and for e sals b u,,4
april l84l.
'RAISINS, : LMOMDs, CURRANTS, sc.
Tustre'eived and for sale ss Py mr.
apTi1 1871.
WINDOW GLASS.
A ssorted sizes Just received and for sale by
q IA GREENE HILL.
april 1911.
sVHHOS. BELL ESQ. is legally constituted
9 4 our agent during our absence from the
sState. C. E. HAMILTONl
JAS. HAMILTON,
April II, 1871. 81.
STO THE VA. 81 S. PUBLIC.
aYEyhe subscriber proposes, if patronage will
warrant the enterprise, opublish IN the
City of " ashington, a Daily Political Journal,
sto be colled the aOBSERVER." Hsubscrp-
.tions vii Justify him his wish is TO issue the
sfirst number on the first Monday of June next
Zone weekor two at farthest, after the CON-
Enhancement ofthe Extra Session of Congress.
The Observer, If it goes into operation, vii
scriticise freely and unreseTedly, the acton o
ksths Federal Government, without "tear, favor
sor Affection 1t VIII look for support to the
speople. and the People only. Having takel
IAN active part in the election of Gen. Harrison
Sardentlv hoping and confidently believing tina
bhis Administrations viii justify the generou
confidenee, and fulfil the patriotic expectation
Sol the American People, yet pledge myself
fsextend to it no Understanding support.
Sshall be happy to praise, but not afraid to cen
Nsnre. have long ago promised my conscience
Eneyer to be a man worshipper, never to sustaI
anv man or any set of men, against the Cor
: Hstitution Of the country. This VOW mea
!. Ito keep to the best of my ability, so help N
< God!
1.-THE People win sustain me in this attemI
the fruits Of near 20 years of editorial exPerl
hence shall be dedicated diligently and labor
r. ssouslv. to render the Observer worthy OF the
,eE.favour. promise them and | viii redeem
kthat thew shall have political print at W as
snoton. if not able, yet honest, faithful and tn
Ito them and the cause of the country, and Z
G. Rirhts Of the States and of the Peopl
q g Whether print Is or Is not required at I
NIL Federal Metropolis, whose leanlngs shall
= Eto the States and not to the central authon
seEsI leave tito the country to say.
s. / throw out these proposals now intending
short time to be more specific. / wish TO
ne certain if there exists disposition TO supp
ndI9 paner at w ashington which viii give c.
ID 81 liaI support to Gen. Harrison or any Preside
ralE while he entities himself to thy the Constr
ISL sstionality ofhis course, but which VIII pfiins
rorssly be Jealous and dIstrusttu, OF Federal pow
and certainly more prompt TO attack lts exc
e1ses than to acquiesce IN them, let VINO VIII
OF AT the head of the Government.
As the time Is limited, request those v
togare disposed to support me in this enterprl
: = @Di' JNo. H. PEASANTS
~ Richmond, March I'D, 1911.