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From the Phiia, SpisR ofths TINES.
THE VETO.

From Ms PaifI Sp!GH o. the TtW.S.
TIE VETO.
Il nep Song 10 an old Tune.
In " scventy-six" our chains to fix,
John Bull with tea would treat, oh!
But boston, boys, without much noise,
Clipped, on the trash VETo.
CHORUS.
Yankee doodle, shout for joy,
Yankee doodIy danty,
A VETo ever shall destroy,
Chains forged 10 bind us handy.
At Saratoga, old Drrgoyno
Ills victory thought complete, oh!
Until The idtes sent General Gales
To clap on HIM VETo.
Yankee doodle, SC.
In Trenton town John Bull laid down,
HIS Christmas eli 10 cat, OH
Dut mid the frost, Hero crossed
The Delaware with VETO.
Yankee doodle, SC.
And oilentmcs, as told in rhymes,
Proud Briions did retreat, oh!
shhN VIII hHUNl " luIUC1
Pursued them with Il VEro.
Yankee doodle, Sc.
CORVALLIS last, in Yorktown fast,
Said, hold you hands, I'm beat, oh!
Crowned be our joys, said Yankee boys,
On Kings we've clappcd NEro.
Yankee doodle, SC.
Then years ofpeace brought weall,'s increase,
And happy days, most sweet, oh!
For why' John Bull had belly full
CT Yankees, and their VETo.
Yankee doodle, &c.
Gu, British pride could nc'cr Tide
Friends long in peace 10 meet, oh!
Our men were pressed our trade distressed,
Till wal proclaimed VETO.
Yandcc doodle, &c.
10! said John Bull, let Dacrcs pull
His rrigaie Guerrero neat, oh!
To Yankee shores, 10 pay old scores
sail Hull, I've got Il Vnro.
Yankee doodle, SC.
Sec where she rides Old IRoNsIpEs,
AIoli, below, complete, OH
Down with your jack, yc British pack!
Up with our stars-our VETO.
Yankee doodle, SC.
On Eric's lake what vaun's they make,
The Bri'lons and their fleet, oh!
Where's Perry? look he has o'erool.
And crushed them with his VETO.
Yankee doodle, Sc.
Hank! It's Orleans, what stirring scenes
kindle dread war 5 worst heat, oh.
I.rgions advance, bnt JAcKsoH's glance
Kills legions with VEro.
Yankee doodle, SC.
Our foes, ut length, berof Of strength,
From fighting turn 10 cheat, OH
In lieu Of knocks we deal in stocks;
Corruption his no VETo.
Yankee doodle, SC.
Corruption lowered, our nation covered
Til Jackson took his seat, oh!
Then, Chains that cursed, his wisdom burst,
By Presidential VEro.
Yankee doodle, Sc.
But Bank bough, lcech with gaia in reach,
One blow cannot defeat, oil.
He loses hold, yet soon grow bold,
Once more he hears VErc.
Yankee doodle, SC.
In forty-one" in Washington
The " Charley boys" did meet, oh! [gags
They made their brags they screwed their
But down came Tyler's VEro.
Yankee doodle, &c.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-18
MEDFORD n. Z. RUM.

THNliE SrBSCIBER hcng located rlr from BOSTON,
finds that since the Rail ROADS into The in
couv nicnce Is vcrS to his country cGstomcls and
those who wish 10 purchase Mcticrd Rum 81 him. or set
tie their accounts; remedy this inconvenience he has
quantity OF
MEDFORD RUN, PURE SPIRIT, CHERRY RUM
IND CoRDiILS,
constantly on hand his store, No ia, State St. where
kwise may be found general assortment Of wrap
ping md letter paeri also TO keep my Boohs so that my
ctoers mny settle their accounts without the trouble Of
going TO NIcdiOrd On purpose
TlinSi for past ayors, he homes by will to please
and STRIFE, attention tobusEess TO merit farther patron
age.
N D. All orders address, d. Ldwrcnce, Of Msinrd
or tn H. Bireiotr III State street. Boston. will receive
immediate attention. DANIEL LANNhNiE.
Medlord, Mass Jan. 10, l5.2. 9Oemo.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

~ ger lFHlHs VIII run Hs luIlOWh!
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE BosroS
AT d 81 A. ". Al 7 l.a AN.
AtlaM. At II l.2 Am.
LEAVE lowell
Ats 81 \. NJ At6 Ia r.H. At l2 "a Pm.
or Immediately the arrival Of the from Boston,
WY p,sskNcEas taken and lett n, Tynssbogoush,
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the Cars for Nashua
will be conveyed to the Cars free of expense by leaving
their names the Railroad Ticket Occ, and passengers
arriving at lnwe in the Cars from Nashna, viii be con.
ycycd to ans part OF the city without charge.
r From Nashua To Lowell, 50 cents.
! From NASHUA, TO Boston, Sl,5o.
On the arrival Of the AZ Nashua, stages leave for all
part OF NcwlIanpIhlre Vermont New.York aud Cnnmln
via Amoskcns, Concord Keenc, Charlestown N. H., Wind
sor, md Drattlcboro, VI.
hooks are kept In BosToS n, the Stage Occ, No. and
II Eln.strcet,-also in lowell, at the Northern AM
Western Railroad rnd stage Office in front Of the Depot
where seats can be stcred III any nj me touches, ma
Information obtained respecting the different stage
routes.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave tho Frcsh, Depot at
Charlcstown and Nashua every morning. Sundays eScGp
cl)
All goods to be transported on the Rail Road going
above Lowell, mast be sent to thc Company's Freight
Depot, Charlestown, at the end ofWHrren Bridge.
Goods TO be forwarded by the morning trains must be
sent to the Depot as early as the evening before.
The Company having provided large nnh commoliou'
Store. Noises both in Nashua aud Chnrlrsown, and fy-
In. completed their arrangements for the raHsporatiOn
of Merchandise, give notice that they prepared
trasnort all Goods, and Country Produce which be-
forwarded to their Drpots aud for this purpose have
furnished safe and covered which will perfectly
cure goods from damage and careful and experienced
to take charge If the Transportation business at the De-
pots, and to accompany tac goods over the road.
The Company, determine rot only to accommodate
the public, hut to eytend every fici'y IN their power
both Teanstcrs and Merclns,a and have fixed upon the
following rates Of freight;
50, so per each way between Nashua and Charles
town.
Bulk SIlt Plaster, Lime Store Lumber &C. % per ton
ii batp NJ N al Int,
All Regular Tcnmstcrs running to the will be car
rel over road between Nashua and Charlestown ca n
way, free Oreypcnsc
ONSLOw sTEARSs, Superintendent.
Nashua. Octoher - 1911, "a
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THoMsoNIAY MEDICINE.

PURE AND UyADULTERATED MEDICINE.
Atm. & ". o. RANDALL'5 Iewelry Store, is kept
a goni assortment OF TnoAsOsiAs MEDICINE, con
sisin2 Of
Rheumatic or Hot Drops, Brown Lohcln,
Wine Biters, Pniycrzcd slippery Elm
Dyseniery Syrup, Meadow Ferre Ointment,
Vegetable Jelly, llenlirg snv.,
Lini,ment, Stimulating Iiniament
Fine Inbelin, Composition,
Cough Bal.nm. ChNenne,
Neryne or yalerian, Spice Dittcrs,
Green Inbela, Womans Friend, &c
Az for sslc al the nnston prices ut
Sept. 90, 1911 N. W. o. RiNDfLLS.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-18
VOL. II.
Spirit OF tbe age.

TERMS-S200 year, s., so in adpance The cost of
transportation In all cases. to be paid by the subscribers
Subscriptions are not received, nor advertisements In
serted, unless by advance payment guaranty of pay
mcnt by responsible person known to the EDITOR
Subscribers may have their card inserted for $50 and
non subscribers for So year.
" All communications must be addressed, postage
paid, to c. G. EASTMAN
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-02-18
WIN. BROWNS PENCIL PASTE.

TN one minute yo csn proiucc polish far superior to
British Lu,ter II being paste, is used without max
In, n il,i which is n great objection to powder. Lcok
10 your Stoves md Crates IL you would hive them rca
and hearing Il light uscr. Price, IL cents roll
rnnilic, br supl lied at most C the Druggist ard
Grocery Stores it Boston. Dealers lie supplied Mt the
manufacturers price, of DAM Eycrs & Co., Sias Pierce
< Co.. VIM. Stearns a Co., Wm l.. Bradford Go.
For SHE by J. a. DUNBAR,
Woodstock VT 81.
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TuoMsoNIAN COUGH CANDY.

lust arrived from Boston, entire new artire, COM
d pounded expressly for children and adults afflicted with
hard colds coughs persons ol consumptiyc habits,
For sale ut the Jcwelry Store Of
Dee; 3. ~. & H. o. RANDALL
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05

Greek park, he saw young man who
was standing near him with his back
TO the rails, pull pistol out of his
breast. and. as the Queens carriage
aised, present at it, but whether he
pulled tie trigger he could not tell.
LATEST FROM INDIA.
The Indian overland mail arrived at
Marseilles, brings enaecount Of the fall
Of Ghuznee. The place capitulated
and surrendered, on condition that the
garrison be safely conducted TO Ca
bull.
On the other hand, Col Pollock
had forced the Khiber pass, and taken
possession Of the forts commanding ii
and would, no doubt, march TO the re-
lief Of Jellabad. Gen Sale in sorIie
from that place, overthrow the insur-
gents.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05
SELECT SCHOOL.

" RS. SARAH WHIFFlN. CRATE
W. ful fGr pas favors respectfully nn-,
nounces TO The catizeEs of Columbus that
the exercises of her, select school " III DO
resumed on NJ nday the lllh of July nexi,
and whilst soliciting The patronage of her
friends, and the ciiiZensj she assuFes thfm
of the continuance, OF her unwesFlcd exer-,
lions 10 promote as far as possible the
moral and Intellectual impro, ement # tho.
pupils committed 10 her care. ~ ...-
Mrs. w. having long been resident Of
France is DESTROYS TO cultivate among her
pupils taste for The study Of the. French
Language, she proposes to give Instructions,
to such pupils as desire knowledge OIL
without making any additional charge.
Terms ofthe Senior class.
$50 per session.-This class will in clude
English Grammar, Composition, Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany,
History, the French language, writing and
Arithmetic. -, e..
Terms ofthe Junior class -.-.'
SIS per session-course Of siudieS-SpeI~
ling, Reading Writing English GRAMMAR
History, Composition, Geography and
Arithmetic. =,
Music. on the Piano, $50 per ses.;
For the use of the do 80 do do
Columbus Mi. June 2lst~ls42.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05
IN BANKRVPTCY-No.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, !
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI.
NOTICE is hereby given that EDMUND
In N. ABBOTT. OF the County o!
Lowades has been duly declared Bankrupt
by an order of this sald Court, made on the
18th DAY Of June AID. lo42;. aud that the
sad EDMUND n. ABBOTT has applied FOR
certificate Of final discharge from his debts
under the act of Congress IN s.ch case mate
and provided: and tie ,-.-
Fourth Monday Of September 1912,
at Aberdeen has been set for tie final hears
ing. All persons inte, ested may Ihefr and
there appear 10 show cause, if any they can
why the decree and certificate of discharge,
SHOULD be granted.
TssT. G. ". RAGSDALE. CLERK.
June I3th 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05
From the Independent
"TlPPECANOE AND TYLER Too"
IN EPIGRAA

AN EPI6RAM.
Can you tell me, sir why
And whence came the cry
For Tip and for Ty!"
"Nn, in truth, sir, not |.
twas an arrangement
For every strange meant.
Tip had done good hard service
Ty had turned topsytervies.
Tip, in size, was. to Ty
As horse TO fly;
Ty virtue to TIP
As a cent TO ftp.
TIP was grave as a Spartan:
Ty was always unsGrtain.
Tip was firm as a rock.
Ty, mere weathercock.
To our cause a strong prop,
Tip was fit for the top
Ty was born for the bottom;
Lord send he had got him,
F.e surely was made there;
All, would he have staid there
Fate the earth's freakish mistress,
Sent US both for our distress,
Equal cause of grief giving
In the dead and the living.
They came into place
Like the rear and the face:
Now, Face. is no more,
Ard Behind's go. before!" E.W. J..
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05
From the Mississippi Creole.
FATAL RENCONTRE.


On Monday morning last, as Mr..
WIN. f. Dancy of this place, was
passing from his breakfast at the Can
ton Hotel, he was assailed by a Mr..
Z. Sureau, also Of this place, where
upon a mutual pistol shooting at each
other commenced. In the affray Mr.. D.
shot twice, both Of which shots took
effect in the body of Mr.. Sureau, Mr..
S. having shot once without effect.
Mr.. S, died i'll about half hour, when
jury held an inquest, and after exam
lining various witnesses, returned YER
dict of "justifable. homicide" being
bound by a very singular statute, to
report the cause and manner oGkiIling
Some misunderstanding had occur.
red between the gentlemen, some six
or eight months since, a day or two
after which, Mr.. S. sent challenge &c
Mr.. Dancy, Mr.. D. not replying to
which Mr.. s. posted him." Here the
The matter rested until Sunday last
when, from some cause, Mr.. SIS an.
ger was excited afresh. g..
Mr.. Dancy was informed on Sunday
evening. that MIR. S. had said a fgh
must come off the following day be-
tween them;-delayed going 10 lii
breakfast on account ofth declaration
Of Mr., s., and then finding a fgh
was ineyilable-bore his front TO III,
enemy, -.-.-----
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IN BANKRUPTCY.-No.
DISTRICT CoURT OF THE UNITED STATES,

DISTRICT COURT OF The UNITED STATES, I
NIrthern District of Mississippi. {
NOTICE is hereby given that RICH
II ARD H: LONG. Of the County OF
Lowndes has been duly declared a Bankrupt
by an order oftIlis eaid Court, made on the
18TH day OF June A. D. 1872; and that the
SAID Richard II. Long has applied for certifi-
cate of final discharge from his deb under the
act of Congress in such case made and provi.
ded and the. ----s
Fourth Monday of September 1912,
at berdeen, has been set for the final heariI g
All persons Interested may then and there ap
pear to show cause, if any they can, why the
decree ard certificate Of discharessheuldn not be
granted. -~-r
q. MR. GSDAEE. Clerk.
June 9th, 1912.
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dnlnlstrator.
July 9Th l64l ct. pf. 1850.
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of Deed in Trust executed by
I'D Isaac Easterly to me as Trustee, which
said Deed was duly Recorded in the County
of Oktibbeha and State Of Mississippi. ! shall
proceed 10 sell at the Court House door in
the county aforesaid, oEthe = ,z
Sixth day of january Il. d. lS43.
to the highest bidder for cash. the following
tract or parcels Of Land, 70 wit; Lots number
one, two, three, four and Ave. Of fractional sec
ton thnty three in township twenty range
fifteen east, containing 2lI acres, Of SO much
thereof as may be suficieEt-to satisfy a NOE
secured by said deed with interest and cost oI
sale. Such lille as is vested in me by said deed
will convey to the purchaser.
CHARLES DIBRELL
Trustee.
J lS,arkv;ue .Miss July 9Th 1912,
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PUNDERSONS CONDITION
Powders,

NNHE change of Weather and SeaSon
II of summer to Winter and Winter to
SumTer,wHh the corresponding change of
use and feed, have very great effect up.
on the blood and siLsons. fluids of Horses.
Ills therefore at these changes they re.
qulre some assistant 10 nature 10 throw off
any disorder of the fluids of the BODY that
may have been imbibed, which if not Al.
tended TO viii result in the Yellow Water
Heaves, Worms, Bolts, &c! AIIofwhich
will be entirely prevented by giving one Of
these Powders according to direction, and
will also cure when any symptom of dis.
ease appear, if used in time. When from
neglect or over working horse becomes
reduced, one of these powders will restore
him. 1t will loosen the skin, raise the sJir,
Its, make him thrive and put. hsn,,' Ia -.
dltlon to feed. From the SINH. -
order of the secretiTe qs-,ds ofaii u =. VIC
yOrous animals lhesSte Powders have las s;ms.
Ilar effect uncSin the Horse, the or ard The
- u'0' Cattle designed for fattenine, will
''flve much better and the Beef viii DO
mucn improved by the healthy condition
hrodu by the action of this Powder. One
Powder given q: the comtnencement of
feeding is all that IS requisite.
The Numerous Certificates which might
be published, and which can be seen at.
the store. given by persons who have tri.
ed this. Medicine, should convince any
person thaa-it-is at least worth 4 trial.
For sale by -.
E.A: SMITH,. -
4 II.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05
IN BANKRUPftY-No. 81.

DISTRICT Court OF THE UNITED STATES, D
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI
NOTICE is hereby given, that ABRAM
In MAER of the County Of -Eowndes been
duly declared Bankrupt by order Of this
said Court, made on the 13th,day of Jung A.
D. 1912; and that the aId'Abram Maer has
applied for certificate OF final discharge from
his. debts under the act of Congress in such
case made and provided: and the -
Fourth Monday of September 1912,
at Aberdeen,has been Sc, for the final hearing
All persons interested may then and there aP
pear to show cause, if any they can, why tie
decree and.certifcate ofdischarge, shoull NO
be granted.
TEST M. RAGSDALE, Clerk
June Is 1912.
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4th Of July.

TVIIE Subscriber respectfully gives notice
Il to his -felGw-citizens of columbus and
the neighbGs g towns that he rs enabled to FUR
nish item in concealed state, with the great
luxury dispensed by is beautiful FKEsH
POND, not only part, Of the and Gn. aed
tbe Sn;cv Islands. The ICE from the Pond is
celebrated for being the best, and perfectlV
transparent. The sight even OF smaii pre-
on lump of good butter 10 these warm d'5
is worth the price of pound.
Notwithstanding the great expense by waste
bv ship, steamboat and barge, it will be sold in
any quantity al the usual price. Hotels, FAM
lies &c. can be supplied by sending Their SER
wants early in the morning.
To those persons who wish to celebrate the
4th cody, an opportunity now offers, which
E. DICKSON.
Ice House, Columbus June Oath 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05
Columbus July 4th 1912.
NEW COTTON GIN FACTORY.

NEW COTTON GIN FACTORY.
"HE Subscriber informs the pub ic that
L he has lately erected gin shop in the
N. E part of the city, where he is prepared
10 execute 10 workman like style any work in
his line, such as making and repairing gins
turning wood and iron sc, &c.
The Subscriber dIslikes egotism, but from
his long experience in his business feels conf
dent that he stands second to no one in the
State of gin making and repairing and turning
iron. The guns TO be repaired to.be sent in as
early as possible.
WIN. SINS
References. Maj TIC. Bewett, Col ].
HuddIeston, DIR. J. H. Hand, Col b. s. Long
and others
Columbus Miss, June 2sth 1912, st.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.No. 1870
District Court Of The United States,
N.rlhern DISTRICT OF MiSsiSSfL D..

A~tSt' TOT N~VISIt t'IC D'IVV' . '1S0'0NNI [
Nerihern District Of Mississippi.
M Office is hereby given that YELFEk-
~ TON D. BOILING, of the County of
Lowndes has been duly declared Bankrupt
by an order of this said Court made on the
18th day of June A. d. 1912; and that the
said Yeiverton D. Boiling has applied for a
certificate of final discharge from his debts
under the act of Congress in such case made
and provided, and the.
Fourth Monday of September 1912
at Aberdeen, has been set for the final hearing.
All persons interested may then and there ap-
pear 10 show cause any they can,why the de-
cree and certificate ofdischarge, should not be
granted.
- Test q. NJ, RAGSDAIIE Clerk.
June 18th 1872.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05
TRUST SALE.

By virtue of Deed OF trust executed
to me as Trustee on the 9Th day of May
1888, by John II. Hand 10 secure the
payment of certain debts therein mention
CD, which said Deed in Trust was d1ly re-
corded in The office Of the Clerk Of Pro-.
bates of Lowndes County, will pro-
coed TO sell for cash ct the Court House
poor in Columbus, on monday the lith
day of July, 1912, the following described
property, To wit:
The Sou half CT section number 22s
in township number nineteen, north of
Range number II Eas'.
ALSO
Lots numbered twelve, thirteen aud
fourteen in fractional block number one,
IN the plan Of The Town of Columbus, such
lite 0nl rs is in.mc vested as trustee will
be conveyed TO the purchasers.
Sale within the usual hours. 49,
II. w. CATER.
Columbus Miss. June 2lst, 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05
IN BANKRUPTCY.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STArl

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATE
NORTHERN D1sTRtcT OF MISSISSIPPI. &
~ NER HARRIS, Of the County of
Inwndes has cen duly declared Bankrupt
by on order ofphis said Court, made on the
18th day Of June A. d. 1912; and that the said
Buckner Harris has applied for certificate
Of final discharge from his debts under the act
of Congress in such case made and provided:
and thes
LIST Monday IN September merit 1912 /.
at Aberdeeh has beenset Tor The. final hearing.
All persol.s interested may then and there ap-
pear to show cause, if any they can why The
decree and certificate OF discharge, should not
be granted. ~.
TEST, G. NJ. RAGSDALE, Clerk.
I June 3, 1872
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05
IN BANKRUPTCY.-l39

DISTRICT CoURT OF THE UNITED STATES !
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI.
NOTICE is hereby given that LEWIS
IN L. MANDALL of the County Of
Lowndes has been duly declared BANKRUPT
by an order of this said Court, made on the
18th day Of June A. d. 1912; and that the-Eaid
Lewis l.. Mandall has applied for certificate
of final discharge from his debts under the act
of Congress in such case made and provided:
and the
Fourth Monday of September 1912
at Aberdeen, has been set Tor the final hear
ing. All persons interested may then and
there appear to show cause, il airy they can.
why the decree and certificate of discharge,
should not be granted.
Test; G. VI. RAGSDALE, Clerk
June 18th, 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05

MARRIED-On the 23d instant,
by William R. Smith, Esq, DRIP. P.
PARHAM, of Greene county, to MISS
MARY B. DAVIS. daughter Of Daniel
Davis, Esq, Of Tuscaloosa.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05
NOTICE.

THE Subscriber having been duly appoint.
Il ed assignee of Bankruptcy for the county
Of Lowndes does hereby notify all those who
havebeen decreed bankrupts for SAID county to
come forwardIimmediately and deliver over to
him all the assets set forth in their schedules.
S. B. ALLEN
Assignee.
Columbus Julv 1th 1910
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05

I'm Jackson, VIM. J. Brown,
Esq. one of the publishers Of the
Southron to Miss SARAH, daughter Of
Mr. Thomas Palmer.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05
IN BANKRUPTCY.-N No. 129.


District Court Of the Unitfd States, !
~ rthern District Of Mississippi
NOTICE Is hereby given that JAMES
In CARTER, of the County of ChickasaS'
has been duly declared Bankrupt by all order
of this said Court, made on the 18th day of
June 4. D. 1912; and that the said James
Carter has applied for certificate of final dis
charge from his debts under the act of Con-
gress in such case made and provided: and
the
Fourth Monday of September 1912,
at Aberdeen, has been set for the final hear
ing. All persons intereted may then and
there appear to low cause, if any they can
why the decree and certificate of discharge
should not be granted.
Test, 6. NJ. RAGSDALE, Clerk
June 18th, 1912.
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UnR AND MRS. sHOOK, will opel

NaR. AND MRS. SHOOK, will open a
lN School, at their residence on Tuesday
the 9Th day Of July next. Mr.. Shook Will de.
vote his attention to the school in connection
with his Lady.
Terms; per Session Of 30 weeks.
For Reading, Wfiting,and Arithmetic, SO.
For English Grammar. Geography, Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Astronomy and Hls'o-
Columbus Miss, June % 1542.
BY TIE U. s. DISTRICT COURT.
Applicants for the benefit Of the BanKrnP,
law in the Northern District of MISSISSIPPI are
hereby notified that in case the amount oe.
posited at the time OF fling the petition shoui'
prove insufficient to satisfy all cost that may
bave accrued up to the time o: granting tht
certificate of discharge, they will be qnlfeo
to paw the residue before the final decree o
discharge will be made.
June 16, 1912. C'efN