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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-31

thing relating to the tall geaerdt' anu ~
though he may have figured more 'ex'en-
lively in our columns than be either ue-
eryed or desired, you must know that nc
obtained that notoriety by the acts Oh
ronrnartv rather than from our estimate OF
his merits. You make the assertion IN
the same number of your paper "on 'I'
bond question we knoD that Gen. SPelsh'
has been perfectly consistent. As cary
as January 1910, while member OF the
llepslo,ure he addressed US private letter
when he took The same position upon the
subject he now maintains.
j Now. we have ii from undou6sed author
! it'll that, when these quotations were
publicly commented upon, with consider.
able effect, Gen. Speight arose and adj
mitted that such had been his opinion to
wit. "that the State was bound for the
money" but he had since more mature.
" considered the subject and had changed
his opinion. Yet you say that you know
he has OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES reiertf
private letter ofan early date to prove H.
Now, neighbor since you have made this
letter public by referring to us contents
r suppose you publish tive wish very muci
10 see it, and we think that the Genera
: would be under obligations TO you for pro
e wing that he has been consistent on TIM
e subject; you say he has been consistent II
P his opinions, he admits that he has no
: been, there is mistake between you an
e the letter, ifproduced, can solve this diff
: Guilty.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-31

band. father, a master, a nelghoof u
friend, you may be ayery worthy mem.
Der Of society, but as politician, we con-
slider you totally destitute Of those higher
ouahics Of a statesman which should ~
duce youto sustain the honor and inter.
ests Of your country, rather thansuoserve
the purposes ola party.
Nature has not endowed you with
such extensive capacity, as the editor
/ of the Sentinel possesses, to act tnt
part Of public agitator, but certainly
| few persons are less scrupulous inal
Yourself Col, as to the means whlci
they employ to effect their parlzan OBJ
liects.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-31
PUBLIC MEETING.

There will be a public discussion
by some of the Candidates for the le-
gislature, land free to all of them al
the following times and places, to wit;
At Colbert on Saturday the 10th Sept
1871, at the Muster Ground near
Swearingens 18th Sept. 1871, at Cal
edonia, on Saturday the 18th Sept.
1871.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-31
VETOMESSAGE

"The veto has been received BY III
Wing press of the country in the SAM
spirit. 1t is decidedly and unequivo
cally CONDEMNED, in its spirit
tone, and general features-but there
is no denunciation-no abuse-nc
rash advice-no disposition TO make {
fuss. The comments of the leading
journals are manly judicious, and cal
culated TO do good.-Aler. Ga1.
The freedom of the comments Of
the wing press upon the message, is
an evidence of its general integrity
and independence. There is not one
we dare say, which did not with great
reluctance except to this conduct of a
wing President. Their party feelings
inclined them to look with partial
eye towards him, whom circumstances
had made their chief; aud it would al
oil times, be more agreeable to praise
that to censure. 1t might too, be their
interest TO applaud, or at least to be
silent. Government sometimes has
fat jobs to bestow, and ii is natural to
suppose it wouldprefer 10 bestow them
upon those who sing hosannahs TO it,
and praise its every movement. But
the Wing press with one solitary ex-
ception, have disregarded any consid-
Grafton of this sort, and with manly in
dependence, avowed their disapproba-
ton of an act they could not approve.
In this they have exhibited themselves
in marked contrast with the papers of
the other party during the late dynas-
ty, who all happended to think pre-
cisely alike, and just as-the govern
ment thought, and in this, the Wing
press have established fresh claims to
the confidence of the people-giving
an earnest, as it does, that they cannot
be seduced from their allegiance 10 the
Republican cause.-Richmond Whiig.
The District Banks.-Not satisfied
with one great stride on The same day
towards the accomplishment of the
great ends of the session, the House
OF Representatives, (says the Nat. my
after passing the bankrupt bill, took
up the Senate bill to renew the char
tiers of the District Banks for there
years, and passed it by very large.
majority, with an immateriaI amend
ment, which wills no doubt, receive
the assent ofthe Senate. So that that
bill also may be set down as wanting
only the signature of the President to
become law.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-31

President il the President might
insist on his right of private Judgment
SO might the marshal, and so might
the judge, and SO might at last, every
private citizen; and then we should
come 10 that glorious state of'universal
confusion, where every man interpre-
ted law and constitution to suit HIM
self, and every man did what was
right i'll his own eyes. A man nigh
have sold his neighbor quantity o
bank Stock, and when he demanded
his money the other might say;l shall
not pay youa dollar; the bank IS un
constitutional,an its stock no more
than blank paper.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-31
THE GENERAL BANKRUPT BILL

THE GENERAL BANKRUPT BILL,
Has passed through both Houses OF
Congress and has received the sanction OF
the president.
A sketch of the proceedings IN Con-
gress will be found in our copy Of the let
ters of the Charleston Courer's Cores
pondont to which we are much indebted
for our Washington news.
The nomination of A. X. McLnng Esq.
as U. S. Marshal of Northern district o.
Mississippi hos'been sent TO the Senate
and confirmed.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-31

Another agony has come over the
Wings and Democra Is as to the
course which the President will pursue
in regard to the "Fiscal corporation
bill' at present before the Senate.
We shall patiently await the issue.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-31
SOUTHERN ARGUS.
RICHARD HENRY BROWNE
EDITOR.
COLUMBUS, MIss.:::::::sEPr. 7. 1S41

G-The Argus will be issued from tins time
until the first of December next, at ONE
DOLLAR, to each subscriber payable in ad-
vance.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-21

DOTOMAC BRIDGE The subscriber will re-
i ceive proposals until the 10Th OF October next for
the supply OF 4i6 700 feet of pune timber the growth
Of Virginia Maryland III 900 feet to be delivered
this fall The dimensions of the timber will vary
from IA by IA TO IL Ivy IL, and of various lengths,
particular bills of which will be furnished the
tractor it must be OF the best quality, hewn sawed
square, and delivered at the bridge at such places
in It's vicinity the Engineer may direct and be sub
ject TO his inspection.
Twenty per cent. will be retained of the value OF
such portion of the timber shall have been deli,
ed which per centnge shall be paid the fulfimcnt
OF the contract, forfeited failure of the con
tractors.
Persons offering for the above will address the I'M
der.irned endorse lheir bids Proposals for Pine Tim
Der, and enclose them Colonel j. j. A bert, Topo-
graphical Bureau, Washington.
Persons desiring 10 bid tor the above Timber will
he furnished with particular bill of lengths &c. upon
Application to the subscriber in person or by letter
Cpo.l paddy Georgetown, ID. g.
WIN. TURNBULL,
Major Typographical Engineers.
sept Is tOct25
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Session 1871 -'42.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Session 1871 Az.
THE Lectures will commence on Monday, the LIST
Il Of November, and be continued, under the fol-
lowing arrangement to the middle Of March ensuing
Practice aud Theory of Medicine, by Nathaniel
Chapman, NJ ID.
Chemistry by Robert Hare, NJ ID.
Surgery, 10y William Gibson, M ID.
Anatomy 10y William H. IIorner M. d.
Institutes Of Medicine by Samuel Jackson, NJ ID.
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Chill
dicn, by Hugh l.. Hodge, M. ID.
Clinical Lectures on Medicine, by w. w Ger
hard, NJ ID aud
Clinical Lectures Surgery, by Drs. Gibson and
Homer will be delivered at the Philadelphia Hospital
(Blocklry,) Students also admitted TO the Cni-
cal instruction al the Pennsylvania Hospital in the
City.
w. f.. HORNER,
Dean Of he Medical Faculty,
aug2i -3awtNov,l5 263 Chestnut Street Phi.
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Oct. 10 colin.

NEW TALES for the People and their Children.
In just printed from the English series and this
day received, for sale by f. TAYLOR :
Masterman Ready, or the wreck of the Pacific, by
Captain Marryatt.
The Peasant and the Prince, by Harriet Marti-
neau
Early Friendships, by Mrs Cupley.
Sowing aud Reapng, what will come it, by
MARY Hewitt.
Strive and Thrive, by Mary Hewitt
Hope on! Hope Ever or The Boyhood of Felix
Law by Mary Hewitt.
Poplar Grove, by Mrs. Coplcy.
The Looking Glass for the Mind translated from
the French of Berguin.
The Letters at Home, by Harriet Martineau
Who shall be Greatest, a tale by Mary Hewitt.
For sale by the lot or sngly, by F L. oct IA
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS-,

October IIth Io4I.
NOTICES hereby given, that the Library of Con-
gress will be closed Tuesday the 10Th instant,
for the purpose Of cleaning and arranging the books,
and will not again be opened until Tuesday the 23d
ofNovember,
JOHN s. MEEHAN, Librarian.
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THO LAS ALL N,
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HEAD QUARTERS, MAnlNE coHps

HEADQUARTERS, MAXINE CoRPs,
Washington City, Oct. Al, 1871. I
SEPARATE Proposals will be received al the Office
\, Of the Qaarermaster of the Marine Corps, 10
this city, until IL o'clock, ON "Wednesday, the 10Th
day OF November next, for furnishing ratons to the
United States Marines al the following stations for
the year 1912:
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Charlesiown, Massachusetts;
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gosport, Norfolk, Virginia.,
Pensacola, Florida; and
Washington City, District Of Columbia.
The ratons 10 consist of one pound and quarter
OF fresh beef three quarters of pound OF mess
pork eighteen ounces of bread or -four, The option
OF the Government; and at the rate OF six pounds OF
good clean coffee twelve pounds of good New Orleans
sugar eight quarts OF beans four quarts OF vinegar
two quarts of salt four pounds of SOAP and and
half POUNDS good dipped candles to each hundred
raiions.
II understood tina, the full side of beef (neck and
shins excluteJ) be delivered, if required IL such
quantity be not required that the fore and hind quar-
teIs be delivered alternately And the bread flour
shall be Of superfne quality, All the articles to be
unexceponable and to be issued to the troops with
out expense to the United States.
Proposals 10 be endorsed " Proposals for Ratons
for 1912"
AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
Quartermdsier.
oct 5-3tawtl0thNov.
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the New York Evening Post, the New York Herald,
and the New York Enquirer; the Baltimore Republi-
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Richmond Enquirer. and Richmond Wing; the Al
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per week. and send copy Of the advertisement to
accompany the account when forwarded to this office
for payment.
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u EMOVALil-The subscriber has removed his
IL STATIONERY STORE TO Pennsylvania
Arenne between 18th and 9th streets, where he o.
iers complete assortment OF American, English, and
French FANCY and STAPLE STATIONERY
OF various qualities and at the most reduced prices
WIN. +. BAYLEY, Agent for
j. X. HERRlCk,
Pennsylvania Az, between 18th and 18th streets.
oct ?,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-16

News FROM TIE EXPLORING ExpEprloS.-
Cape Of Good Hope paper. the 2Olh July, APP,
gse Us of the arrival al Table Bay, OF the United
States ships vincennes and Peacock, brig PoF-
Pose, and schr. Flying Fish; constituting the
:, arerican Exploring Expedition. The paper Of
10 SO,h says, IAN American frigate Is signall1ed,
''s;sdng out TO sea again" Probably the Con
"ela'on, bound TO China, which had been making
.1yPaFs al Sadanha Bay. The Exploring ExPe-
uiu0n remained at Table Bay July GOTH bat would
son san for The United States. and may be eN-
See'ed home daily This last intelligence we do
I ~ learn from the Cape papers, but from the
''00Siyn News, which says il may be relied on
Jour Of Com.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-16
sEy.vgsc 1EEDaE. AWARDED.
L-ING,& SA,:a - 3 NJ 2 fsGs e e y e

- CHilR-l-4'-Is offered a.ucn improved.
~! rock OF i,seI VIII please infant
Wal give perfect e,se. WI comfort lie aged
Wiinol get ont oforder. Wiii prove family coUio
+ rctlhs sufficient In sickness or ~ hsa'ti.
Rock focl. III Kiag's chair. there's charm in Il,
That -ooth5s all the cases OF suffering humanity
I u. &c he p'saIure there is IN The u'e u %,
Rocking 30 i5eaIy-of ease the realty.
The regulating ofhis Char makes It n e;icc; sGua!
to l"o l,Ec and separa -hars. consequently the
chaser oil klne'- elfRocker bus the CHE tPtSF as
"ei As the easiest and best rocker N the market
NE-ihe rockers OF this char present ~ Obstruction,
neiiHef do they wear the carpet;
A!Tal Oh haGd The following patent Chars. oil "a'-
raAied ct to pat oC; Of order.
I.ECt iBEEI REMOVING CHAIRS LIBRARY
CHAIRS. WRITING CHAIRS, STUDY CHAIRS,
OF ICE CHAIRS, with great variety, all mate Tor
"sPsci, case lad comfort. 81! kinds Of chairs made
order.
the subscriber confines himself exclusively tie
nuiactu:e OF char. 81. " KING.
Patent Chair " .ker, No IA Broad ,..;.
o!3u Ne" York, hrt.eeH & -aul : Broom.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-16

RAILROAD FOR SALE.-The Comptroller of this
State adyertiscs to sell at auction on the 81 Mon
day of April next, Trio Railroads and their APP
purtenances-tho Ithuci aud Owcgo and the Cats
kill and Canajuhurie-defau't having been made in
payment of the interest on the stock loaned by the
State to AID in their construction.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-16

LAsoR-SAvIxC MAcurSr -The Bangor Wing
SAYS -" Yankee in Boston has set up Il one-
horse Mrashing machine for the convenience OF
parents and guardians ha,ing unruly boys. lie !!
lick an urchin like thunder for fourpence. SmalI
lickings done for two cents only and the most en-
tire satisfaction warranted
New-York tribune., 1841-10-16

MUSDER ~ CANADA.-A young colored man
named William BromA. was murdered by a gang
Of whites at ST. GATHERINGS, on Sunday week, by
being struck on the head with a stone
1t appears that rumor was raised ;hat a mar
riagc was 10 be performed between n white woman
and black, and the crowd Of whites wc.t to dis.
tmb the parties by what is called charjrarie,
but on reaching the house, the repor; turned out
to be unfoundcd. The whites then departed 20
another part OF the city and meeting The deceased
threw stone which strucl, him on the head
causing death immed a,cy Buffalo ADV ETH
New-York tribune., 1841-10-16

Another STEAMBOAT LosT-Thc steamboat
United States Mail, from ST Louis, bound for New
Orleans with full cargo, consisting principally
Of -four, snagged and sunk about 80 miles
below the former port. Some part Of her deck
cargo was saved, bu, the boat total loss
y. o. Bulletin, 18th.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-16
For The Tribune.
PHRENOLOGY.

n, III. difficulties OF judging correctly, N
Pbrsnological Principles, by an examlna-
,ion Of the external develope neEts
New-York tribune., 1841-10-16
gEC itIKAi. MONEY OF LiFkRNOkI-
SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
ny uN - :; ON e. :. :. q L

PEN MANUFACTURER TO THE QUEEN.
CtAUTI0S.-rhe high chafacts. Of these Peas mas N
d- IN. attempt on the par, OF several disfeputab
makers 20 practice fraud only upon ar elliott out
also upon The public. Az inferior arcis bearing the s
spelled thus, Giuot oTntLn9 the i;nii Is 20" ~
the aa-ket II can readily detected By It's unfinished
appearance and the very ye IL which put aP
Ogserrs the genuine Pen- are Ill marked n fuil-"J-
,eph Gl!!ott's Patent Jascph elliott. warranted
d u, eac gros. bears fac saile ot his sgnatare ,sus
New-York tribune., 1841-10-16

~ The Albany Argus. after cXhau,ting all it,
energies TO show that the E,e Canal Enlargement
should only be prosecuted as fast as the Canal It.
self furnished the of paying Contractors, is
publishing articles TO show that the work is
not going on fast enough The same consistent
paper labors to destroy the credit of the State
that moacy cannot be raised, aod then abuses the
Government for not paying contractors promptly
Alb Eve. Jour
New-York tribune., 1841-10-16
). =. :, ..z.r,.sA aNn GI.a..-,c., lsoly.

HttSptSs E;eS AND sste~ *-acJ hSO -
Y Es:y.-MEKtIFrS 4 PAGE are opening at mar
stores. 100 Bovcry aud 3}5 trandstrSe large naniSeF
a. ne pattern, al DiEAer and rea Ware, which, with then
former extensive OF China palG AID cut Glass
aap. Giraa,oe., sc. &c renders their stock Il COM
sete ~ vsc Is he found il the city H"uS'keep-
,, and other, s 10 lay tei: money to lie best
advantage " III ind 1t object to give them e-iI
In
New-York tribune., 1841-10-16

Or Al each end and boiled rcslnous con- o-iuon "llcH
make. u yer, durable and free from al tAe osJeuons
la-ed .an. lead pipes boins Injurious 10 health
Tas advantages pc giar 10 them re creapness dnrh-
l,ty e-e OF operation, ami security against iro-i 1hey
are 10 ligh. am portable, and easily pu Up OF renosd'
TIE universal celebrity hch Ihe-c reap- nave CO.
ioat hers they ar bet kso~D gether N'':cA e-
nprsn Which he subscriber las Lad il the business
makes hm coudru. of giving entire 'aslacuon 10 e's'E
Il. a-isr, for Wei or Cisern Psmp- .hoald give &C
e measures Of Tie the Top OF The platform
10 5e bottom so that ,he iength may be iorhed suitably
- the shop ,... ,r..,
,bs.a Prmp. II them need not incur tne expense OF
~ sbgye III, platform, the Pump Is secure Sga.as;
f.o,; without IL
CAUTION IN regard TO ether kiads OF Pumps II eir-
,,i,n y6ch ave rot M Label rpoa : eaI. the pire
- zoo - parts OF which berg made 81 tftts-a'ood
~ ono Of them Of esatajer rood dserl It proper TO
~. tbs, all the wooden ppe OF naanl43tafe Is select
II I'm The best Of rafe yae -sdrt sGj free from sap
i beiu- boiled and se saturated resnaus coEPo-
,ioo i wa-rinted IL every respect s-rersor article.
The following persons are agents for the saie Of my
prn1n. and haye at al tines supply hand
Nessi> Osborn Little. HARDWARE psai-rs, % Fulton
= Y; Mr James :. Gouit. Boo >ouih Market 81, 1t-
haur; M H. l. Ward, Schenectady, y. Y.
Tro,. Jay 49,. <""- - H.WAkREN.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-16
DosTON ssxs,Wiy sissEAD

BOSTON HlStN!e sfeSE 81 ne suu>'''
ID Der would respectfully inform the citizens of Ne"
York that he Is prepared 10 supply them win me above
article of superi6r quality winch may be cbtainr al
the following places Nos. 2l Blasoker 81; i26 Bowery
2l2 Canal ST. 2i3 Contrc-st, 73 WSk"r-st g. Di.'ion
ST. 1o Pearl All orders loft nj either OF the above
nsccs or Al The Bakery I23 Charles will he promptly
attended TO. ~ La EDWIN T. DANIELS.
y R-t liberal discount In those hn sell ag1ir.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-16
!, FOx uALE ore ENCuANGM-

lia House and Garden containing lots -tth street
neaf the reservoir well stock ed with fruit and capable
profitable Improvement. Farm or property in the
ty would bet=keu exchange snd the balance, If worth
50 900, paid III cash Apply to SIll.WELL liz
Ch,yst street ol3 3rW &SGt'
New-York tribune., 1841-10-16

PEOSPECTIS FOR THE SALE OF REAL Els
TATE AT NEW-BRIGHrON, Staten Island, to the
amount of SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
rNHE TRUSTEES OF THE NEW-BRlGHToN AS
j ISOLATION oGer for sale, by sub crIpuon, five hun
dred blocks Of ground the most eligby situated oil any
they respects c0Gtguy 10 ths ferries ana al
"a several Of the most elegant and desrable villas and
courtry seats IN the vicinity OF the city of Ne~-fork
These fire hundred blocks to he disposed of at eight
hundred dollars each every Of them "il coEtan eght
battling lots aud will neasnr, about iC ny -co iee' os
ing sufficient for neat cuttsge and garden plot
Each srbscrber will Obtain block valued al accord
g 10 the cash sale, made by the Association the last two
cars from $1,000 To $3.50 aud he may have allotted 10
ian property worth from iorty 70 sixty times ne value Oh
mis- Subscriptions On some of them splendid improve
meHts comprising large MANSION bouseA r"l"BeS
doc k, &c. ~ perfect order
The plan adopted TO, dspo.irr Of the above property
presents great inducements 20 The capnlst desirOu- OF
ug good investments and 10 all VINO "lhh To OBTAIN
country moderate PRICE, and IN position
tue most .ible the vicinity Of Ncw-fofk For ex.
ample tae erga country scat WITT about Tour acres oil
Et a. Joining recently finished by Thomas EDayi' t-g.
IT COS, exceeding 600 0eO aud which Is unrivaied for
beauty of situation viii become the property Of one Of
the subscribe free and unncumbereJ at cost = I'm
Of only 500
ucuinbered; Beinont HOuse aud sroIuUs, occu-
pied 8 eiinay for young ladie., at an annual rento
500.
,.rdng sjJ 900, including the grounds and outbudiHgs
Ill fl u another. free aad unlncumbered
Brighton House which, With the ground IT over
10000 several and beautiful COTTAGE, III be-
CONE the property Of other subscribers
The Assoca;ion in Offering 50 large an amount OF val
liable property time on such favorable terms d
merely remars that they prompted to do so solely
with the OF closing their affairs within the term OF
their organzsl existence, which Is about dfa",ng
20 clo-e. They feel confident that each suoscr.'e f
obtain orooerty greater in value than the amount oil
Investment ~, 90, - I'll ovs,
List. # the improved property (Which COS, 10 si Owe.
$4,000 with maps and accom- 'anygo o"' ~ ,b
,e seen on application Henry lynch President o. me
Association tl their Office ~ "1i thar details of tbs
rorosed plan. o.., u,d;yidet share Of ?, ht
illdred dollar, g. follows sa0o
L. cssh.....----------'
a. sr bond payable IN sni tao ye1f-, on
interest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'Vo
$3.50
po,k, Of su5,eri p,on are opened By EDWARD A. NJ
oil Ed Trustee tas Office of III; New York Life
I'D Trust Company, No = wa Sc
T. The cssh pa, neut will be deposited il the New
Y5rk Life aud Trust Company, AID the receipt OF the
;ecretary Of the Coapaay given TO u si5scriber''