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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-07-07
MR.. WATTERSON.

We shall give the able and just remarks of
Mr. Watlerson on the Veto in day or two
We would, however, mbrace this occasion TO
correct an erroneous impression which one of
his observations is liable to create. He stated
that the Senate had taken the printing from the
Globe and given it to the Madisonian This,
so far as the extra session was concerned, is
true But since that tim. this paper has had
no more interest ia the Senate printing than the
En,ancipator has. Mr.. Allen is the printer to the
Senate, and it has well nigh ruined him. While
Mr.. Mangum was Chairman of the Committee
on Printing, it was so managed that all the pro-
fitable printing was ordered by the House, for
Gales & Seatons benefit. Since Mr.. NJ reach
ed the Chair of the Senate, we know not what
has been done-but we understand that from
first to last Mr. Allen has lost some $4,000 by
the Senate printing. The Globe has often en-
deavored to make the country believe that zoe
had this printing. 1t is false in every particu-
lar. The Globe should not complain. That
paper bargained with Mr.. Weaver for the cen
sus printing, which yielded it Gf we are not mis-
informed) some 100000 profit. Mr.. W. 1--WE
believe) receives some $50 500 from the Globe,
which is considered by intelligent persons as
the most fragrant instance of bribery and cor
ruption in our political history.
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THE CRISIS AND THE ISSUE.

We have all along thought that it was proper
for the Republicans Throughout the Union who
have been for some time divided by party differ
ences, to fall back on first principles, and resist
to the utmost the inroads that are daily at
tempted on the Constitution by the Federal
lovers of ssstrong" Government. Since the
DAYS of John Adams, the Arisocratic party
have never assumed such strong ground as they
at present occupy. The very charter of our Ii
bcrty is to be undermined in order to crafty the
petty malignity of one man. All checks on has
KY and precipitous legislation are to be removed,
and the will Of reckless majority is to ride
roughshod over the long established usages of
weIl-regulated Republican Government. The
CONSTITUTION IS IN DANGER
From the time the President vetoed the Bank
bill, the Federasts saw that the sceptre had
| departed from Israel-that without Bank, the
success Of their measures for the establishment
| of National Debt and high protective Tariff,
| was more than doubtful:
| "Whh that point lost,
| Went all their hope, and rather than take less,
Cared not to lave at all.
| But how to make that issue of an invasion Oft the
charter Of our liberties None but the boldes
and most reckless spirit dare undertake 1t, and
the burden was accordingly placed on the shoul
ders of the Federal Atlas, who staggered be
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-07-07
PHOCION.
CONGRESS.

In the House, Monday 4th of July, after a
few minutes devoted as usual to some informal
business, Mr. HUNTER who was entitled to the
floor, began his speech by giving brief sketch
of the causes which produced the Veto. The
Distribution bill contained clause suspending
the distribution in case imposts should be esta-
blished above twenty per cent. Two bills had
been reported for revenue, both raising duties
above twenty per cent--but, in advance of these,
late in the month of June, temporary bill had
been sent to the President for his signature
and this bill, though temporary in its provisions
was such as to put the President in a posi-
ton that he must either sanction Il duty above
twenty per cent. in conjunction with the distrl-
button, or he must encounter the obloquy OF
leaving the revenue laws with the alleged i'm
perfection. 1t was said the lands belonged to
the States-this he denied, and briefly advered
to the arguments showing the position to be I'M
sound. 1t had been also asserted that the Com
promise act contemplated distribution. This he
also denied, and by an examination of synchro-
nous events, and the provisions of the bills, show
ed that the converse of this assertion is true. 1t
had been asserted that the receipt OF the land sales
into the Treasury of the General Government,
rendered the revenue vacillating and uncertain.
The argument carried with it its own refuta-
ton.
Again: 1t has been argued that it never was
contemplated that the Veto power should ever
be exercised, unless IN the case of constitutional
objections. This position is untenabe. The
power was granted by the Constitution to pro-
tect the Executive and to prevent hasty legis-
ation. A question Of expediency might
readily be made the instrument for assailng the
power conferred on the Executive-a question
of expediency might be one of the most per-
vading influence over the interests and instilu-
tons of the country. The Constitution, there
fore, does not confne the exercise of the Veto
power to difficulties arising under an interpreta-
ton of its own provisons-and wisely has II
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
TRIJST SALE.

MMY virtueof a Deed in Trust execu-
I'D ted to me as trustee, on the eighth
dov ofJune A. d. 1910, By Hiram Cald-
we'll of the County of Lowndcs ana State
of Mississippi, 10 secure the payment Of
certain debts therein mentioned which said
Deed of Trust was duly recorded ia. the
office ofthe Clerk ofProbate for said coun.
tv | viii proceed to sell before the Court
House door ofLowndes County Mississip-
pi on
Mondaythe lOh dag fOctober neat,
1912. The following described property, to
wit:
The north west quarter of section num-
Der thirty three, township nineteen ,
range seventeen east, containing one hun
dred and sixty acres, more or less.
Also:-The following Negro slaves, to
wit, Negro girl named Rebecca, aged
about twentv-three years, and her chEd
Eliza aged about three years, negro gr
Charlotte aged about forty five years, ne,
gro boy William aged about fourteen
years, negro girl Amanda, aged about nine
years.
Sale to take place between the hours
prescribed by law.
The title TO the above is supposed to be
good, but acting as trustee such ;ite only
will be conveyed to the purchaser as such
WIN. P. FULLER,
April@5, 1912. -: 6m.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
PUNDERSON'S CONDITION
Powders.

TMVIIE change of Weather and Season
b OF summert 10 Winter and Winter n
Summer,wlth the corresponding change Of
use and feed, have a very great effect %.
on the blood and siLuous fluids Of Horses.
It's therefore at these changes they IT,.
qnfre some assistant to nature 10 throw off
any disorder Of the fluids OF the body thai
may have been imbibed, which if not If.
tended to will result in the Yellow Water
lleaves, Worms, Bolts, &c. All Of which
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 a horse becomes
reduced, one Of these powders will restore
hlm. 1t will loosen the skin, raise the spir-
its, make him thrive and put him in con.
dition to feed. From the similarity in the
orde; of the secretive glands Of all Herb.
vorous animals, these Powders have a sim.
liar effect upon the Horse. the Ok and the
Mule. Cattle designed for faltenng will
thrive much better and tie Beef will be
mucn improved by the healthy condition
produ by the action Of this Powder. One
Powder given a: the commencement OF
feeding is all that IS requisite.
The numerous Certificates which might
be published, and which can be seen al
the store, given by persons who have tri'
ed this Medicine, should convince any
person that it is at least worth 4 trial.
For sale by
E. A. SMITH,
Columbus, Miss. Nav, 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
May 3, 1912.
]. NJ. T. REID.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. ,
LOWNDES COUNTY {

PROBATE COURT, JUNE TERM, 1912.
To Micajah McGee, Executor ofthe last
WiAand Testamento Of Thomas MCGEE,
decd.
VOU are hereby notified TO be and
= appear before the Judge of Probates,
of said County and State aforesaid, on
the first Monday in August next, 1912,
and show cause if any you have, why you
do not make titles to.
Lots or parcels of ground lying and
being in Noxubee County Mississippi, to
wit:-Lots number seven and twelve,
in fractional section number thlrty-four,
of fractional township number fourteen
North of Range number nineteen East,
containing by estimation fifty eight acres,
and $500 of an acre as the property OF
THos. MCGEE dec /, according to the
prayer Of John Marshal.
WITNESS, Thomas Sampson, Judge of
the Probates Court for Lowndes County,
Mississippi.
Attest WIZ p. FULLER,
Clerk.
By THos. w. FULLER D, G,
June 1912. Pm.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16

the patient: a little sugar and water Is Inc
best. For Coughs, an additional tea
snoanrul can be token at any time, when
the Cough is particularly severe. Chill
dren directed to take half OF the above
opontitv at time. i over six years ofage
is drops; if under two yours, the dose
my vary from to Is drops. Ii the pa
tent is very weak, it is advisable to com
mence with one. half the regular dose, TO
wit: half iea.spoonfuI in thu morning
&C., ard the dose may be increased as
the occasion requires. 1t will be neces.
sary to keep the bowels naturally regular
and if they should at any time require
opening medicine, take a little salts, a
Seiditz powde r, or any gentle catha'tIc'
Do not purge but maintain a natural ac'
lion. O.
Orders will be attended 10 from az
part of the Union, or British AmericdS
Letters directed to the subs criber, asking
advice, &c, shall receive immediate at
tention.
DR.. GEO. TAYLOR,
375 Bowery, N. Y.
For snle by E. A. SMITH
Columbus, June l, 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
OF LAND FOR SALE.m!

OF LAND FOR SALE.!!!
WISHING 10 concentrate,my planting in
w terest, on the west side of the river,
will sell my plantation, lying miles south of
Columbus 4 miles from the river. There
are 400 a.. a state of cultivation. The
improvements consIs. 0 two story weather
boarded dwelling house, with 6 large rooms,
negro cabins, gin house. screw &c. The bull
dmgs are new, all with brick chimnies- will
sell the above described land, on credit OF
|, ,, 3 and A. years, or very low for cash; to
wit $3.50 per acre.
Apply to Capt. JOHN SEALS, near the
premises or TO the subscriber.
G. A CHANDLER,
Columbus, Miss May IL. 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
BULL & FILES,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
CTOR rs;
@GAgIGs A1Aa

We respectfully renew the offer of our
services to our friends and the planters gen
orally and inform them that we shall re.
move our OFF in October next, TO The
large block of Brick Buildings thereto.
fore occupied as ourWare. House. on
the corner of Water and ST. LOUIS Street
q few rods north west from our present To-
cation.
On the opening of the coming season
we will, as usual.MAKE LIBERAL CASH AD'
vANcEs ON COTTON IN HAND,but IL the
mean time we do rot advance or accept
on the growing crop: Bagglng and Rope
and Family sepplles ofDry Goods &C
however arc always furnished on creoh
when requiring by Planters IN good stan
ding who ship their crcPs to Us for sae'
FoR information concerning the man
ner in which business entrusted 10 our
care is done,of practical knowledge Of lLS
value of Cotton and our acquaintance
with the Gotten markets, we beg 'ea'e =
refer those to whom are moi PeEsOnal!
known to any of the gentlemen Who' Du "a
ing five years that our firm has eXs'.
have honored US with their conlaen''
and patronage.
Mobile July, 90 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16

IN BANKRUPTCY-No. 84,
DIsTREcr COURT OF TIL UNITED STATES, D
NORTHERN DIsTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI {
NOTICE IS hlreby given, that ABRAM
Ia MAER of the County of Lowndes been
duly declared Bankrupt by order Of this
said Court, made on the 18th day of June A.
y. 1912: and that the SAID Abram Maer 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 sci for the final hearing.
All persons interested may then and there ap-
pear to show cause, if any they can, why the
decree and. certlticate ofdlscharge' SHOULD not
be granted.
Test G. NJ. RAGSDALE, Clerk
June ID 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
John X. Ottley

OAfers his services to the public as a gene
" raj agent and collector. Any business,
confided to his care will be attended to with
fidelity AMI despatch. Office on Market ST.,
in the building formerly occupied as the Sher-
iff's Office. Up stars.
Refer enCeS.
Hon. Hendley s. Bennett, VIM NJ. Cozart,
Gen. p. Nj. Grant, Maj. Thos. G. Blewett,
Harris, Clayton & Harrison, Columbus, Miss.
Toomer, Gay & Co, Capt. G.. II. Albert, Mo-
BILE, Ala. Capt. VIM. F. Shields, John J. ood-
win, Neao Orleans. Capt. Charles Shields,
Robert A. Smith, Scotland Neck, N. C.
Columbus, Miss, Feb. Is, 1912. IT,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
Notice.
FURNITURE W1REROOM
OPPOSITE TOOMER, GAY Co, OF
Mann STREET
WIN. "A. TAYLOR.

WISHES to inform The public that he hs;
Just received from Boston and obe,
large supply of CHI AIRS CONSISTING
Of Grccian Paro Chairs, Cane Seat and
Back, and Plain Rocking DO, Nurse sat
Chidren's Table and small arm DO.
LOOKING glass PLATES ,of al
sizes, Parlor Mats &c. lie has received
a good supply of materials, and is PrePar
ed TO execute any job in his line, as loWa
il can be bought in Mobile, including
freight. He has provided a fine hears,
and is prepared to execute, any order d
the underwriters line on reasonable terEs
March 3. 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
BlOunt Springs.

FENHE Subscriber brgs leave to inform his
L friends and the public generally, hat he
will reopen this well known watering place,
On the First of June nert,
for the reception OF visitors Having made
many alterations and improvements since last
season; he fatters himself that he can offer
Inducements equal to any watering place in the
world, both to the seeker Of pleasure as well
as health.
deem IT unnecessary to say anything about
the virtue of these waters, as many years eX-
perience has convinced those who have visited
them, that the happy effects upon the afflicted
are unequaed by any.
The subscriber pledges himself TO avoid no
expense or per~o nal trouble to make his table
the best the country affords. His bar will be
furnished with the choicest Wines, Liquors,
Cordals, Cigars, &c. &c. that can be had in
Mobile; and by unremtted attention and ex-
ertion to please, he hopes to share liberal
portion of patronage.
| have also procured the services of skill
fu Physician, % advise III the use Of the waters
daring the season,
RATES OF BOARD.
Board Per Month, 40 90
" " Week, IL 90,
Children and servants, halfprice.
Horse ger month, 10 90,
" f" week, ) 90,
JONES c. LUCY, Trustee.
BounI Springs, Ala. April, l842-6t. pfl0d
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
IN BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATE
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI {
NOTICE Is thereby given that BUCK
In NER HARRIS, Of the County OF
Lowndes has teen duly declared Bankrupt
nv on order OF this SAID Court, made on the
18th dav of June A. d. 1912; and that the said
Buckner Harris has applied for a certificate
Of final discharge Fl, m his debts under the act
Of Congress in such case made and provided:
and the
Isl Monday IN September merit 1912
at Aberdeen, has been set Tor the, final hearing,
All persohs 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. N. RAGSDALE, Clerk.
June ID, 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINlO ia OIC > nv l. 1CE.
Ms hereby given to all persons interest.
n ed in the following lands TO wit
The West half Of the Norh East quar-
Ter, Of section thirty four, township sew.
enteen, range fifteen, and west half, of
south west quarter, of section thirty four,
township seventeen, range fifteen.
ALSO
The aorth west quarter, of section thir-
ty four, township seventeen, and the west
half, ofthe north east quarter, of section
thirty three, township seventeen, range
fifteen, and the south east quarter, or sec
ton thirty three, township seventeen,
range fifteen, and the north west quarter,
dissection five, township eighteen, range
fourteen, east.
The above land lying and being in the
County Of Oktibbeha and State of Mis>is-
siPpi belonging TO the IS ate Of Edwin
Peek deceased,to appear, on the
Fourth Monday Of august 1912,
at a Proba Court to be held at the g urt
House in the town Of Starkyi.Ie anu show
cause (if any they CAM why said lands
should not be sold to dischlge the d BIS
against said estate by an order of SAID
court.
WILLIAM G. GILLESPIE
Administrator.
July 9Th lS4l Ct. pf. 1850.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16

MIR. AND MRS. SHOOK, will open a
w 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 bis Lady.
FERNS; per Session of 80 weeks.
For Reading, Writing,and Arithmetic, $40.
For English Grammar, Geography, Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Astronomy and Hsto-
ry. SIS.
Columbus Mss, June % 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
LOW NDES COUNTY {


Probate Court July Term, A. d. 1912.
To all persons interested IN the Real ES-
tate of George Dico,th, decd.
WTOU are hereby notified to be and appear
III tefore this Court at a Term thereof, TO
be holden al the COur House tor said County
and State aforesaid, on the
First Monday in Sept. next, a. ID.
1912, and show cause if any you can, why an
order should not be made TO sell the following
described lands, situate and being in Monroe
County, and state of Mississippi, belonging TO
the Estate of said George Dllworth deceased,
according to the prayer Of the petition of Rich
ard Dilworth, the Administrator OF the estate
Of said deceased 10 wit;
The south west quarter of section
seven, also the moth west quarter of
section eighteen, all in township 10,
range seventeen, west, containing in
all three hundred and twenty acres,
more or less.
It is further ordered by the Court, that this
citation be published in the Southern Argus 2
newspaper published in the town of Colum
bus, Lowndes County, and also in the Mis-.
sissippi Advertiser, a newspaper published IN
the town Of Aberdeen, Monroe county, and
both in the State of Mississippi for six weeks
excessively,
Witness, Thomas Sampson Judge Of Pro
bates Court for said Comfy, the First Monday
of July, A. D. 1912.
Issued this 9Th day Of July, A. D. 1912.
WIN. p. FULLER, Clerk
By THes. w. FULLER, Dep. elk.
Columbus, July 10, Ct. pr.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LowNDEs County. s. S.
To all persons interested ingt4e Estate Of
John 4. HQgg, late Of LO~ndes County
decd.
NNTHEREAS, at the February Term AID.
w 1912, OF the Probates Court Of said
County. the Administrator Of said Estate
returned the same insovent. Whereupon
the undersigned, were appointed commits,
sioners, TO receive examine and apportion
all the claims of the several creditors OF
said Estate.
You are therefore hereby required. to
present all of claims agains: the said Es-
tate, properly authenticated, to the Com
missioners or either Of them at the Court
House in the town of Columbus, in the
County and State aforesaid; on the first
Monday of either month, within and du-
ring the term of six months from the date
hereof. OF you will be by law barred from
collecting the same. And further that on
The third
Monday Of august. 1912.
between the hous of ten o'clock A. M.
and three P. NJ, at the Court House
the Commissioners Will make
the apportionment of the aforesaid claims,
when and where all persons interested are
to attend.
JOHN D. MONTGOMERY,
GEO. NJ. MULLEN.
Commissioners.
Feb IA, 1912. On. printers fee $40.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
IN BANKRUPTCYNo 1870

= 4
District Court Of the United States,
Northern District Of MiSsissup'.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that YELVEk-
IN 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. ID. 1912; and that the
said Yeverton d. Boiling has applied for a
certificate of final discharge from his debts
undcr the act of Congress III 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 0 show cause ifany they can,why the de-
cree and certificate of discharge, should not be
granted
Test G.. NJ. RA GSDALE Clerk.
June 18th 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
June, /. 1912
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TyHE partnership heretofore e1's .,,.s
q between the undersigned, in Inc Prdo ~
of Law, is tins day diss lved, by mutual -. =
sent. Their united attention will be gwen y
the business heretofore entrusted to them
- REUBEN DAVIS.
STEPHEN COOKE,
John GOODWIN.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16

BY THE u. s. DISTRICT COURT.
Applicants for the benefit Of the Bankrupt
law in the Northern District of Mississippi, are
hereby notified that in case the amount de-
posted at the time Of filing the petition, should
prove insufficient to satisfy all cost that may
have accrued up TO the time o; granting tie
certificate of discharge, they will be r. CURED
to pay the residue before the final decree OF
discharge will be made.
G. NJ. RAGSDALE,
June 1G, 1912. Clerk.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
II BANKRUPTCY.-No.1 1919.

IN BANKRUPTCY.-No. 1919.
District Court Of the United States, !
" rthern District Of Mississippi. {
NOTICE IS hereby given that JAMES
IN CARTER, of the County of Chickasaw.
has been duly declared Bankrupt by All order
ofths said Court, made on the 18th day Of
June \. D. 1912; and that the said James
Carter has applied for a certificate Of final dis
charge from his debts under the act Of Con
-ress 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 show cause ifany they can,
why the decree and certificate Of discharge
should not be- granted.
Test, q. NJ. RAGSDALE, Clerk.
June 18th, 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
HRY virtue Of a certain Deed Of trust
I'D executed to me as Trustee, on thu
3D. day of September A D I84I; by Sam.
ue1 Suite, to secure the payment Of Ger
'ain note therein specified; and recorded
N the office of theProbate Court in Noxu-
bee county Mississippi, in Book (D) pa
ges GA, 6i5, and GIG. shall proceed to
sell for cash, at the Court House doc,
in the Town of Macon on the
81 day Of Noyembc, 4 d 1912,
The following described property, LYING
and being in the Town Of Macon. NoHu
bee county, known and de segnated in tho
plan of said Town, as follows, TO wit:-tbe
north, one third part Of lot or block No.
3 containing one acre more or less, such
title only conveyed to the purchaser as is
vested in me as Trustee. Sale to take
place between the usual hours prescribed
by law.
CHARLES r. CRUSOE.
Trustee.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
TINE 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 forward Immediately and deliver over to
HIM all the assets set forth in their schedules.
S. B. ALLEN
c., Assignee,