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%viction of the accused of the crime of VII
tW murder. Few trials have exhibited
more interest or been protracted to greater
length, and though there is no doubt that n
portion ofthc community arc disappointed
in the result, we really believe that a very
large majority acquiesce in the justice Of the
verdict. That the testimony in this case OK
hibited a clear case of murder against the
prisoner, seems to us most evident, and the
only ground we have for hesitation is the
circumstance that there was "A manifest
leaning to a different opinion on the part Of
the Judge-a Judge who had presided at the
trial with distinguished ability, patience and
impartiality. That IA f%rigltfnl homicide had
been committed by the accused was placed
beyond question by his own confession at a
late stage of the trial. or course, the only
question left to the judy, was to the legal
character of the killing. Throwing the
statements of Colt himself out of the question
which we are @constrai ed to believe ought
not 10 have gone 10 the Jury in any shape,
positive or hypotIictical-it seems TO us that
there was hardly the shadow Of evidence to
mitigate the crime TO manslaughtcr. SO at
least it strikes us from the natural i%ndispotion
which we all feel to believe ii fellow creature
to be guilty of so foul ii crime, there are cir
cumstances connected with this case peculiar
" painful. The convict is connected with
relatives ofthc highest worth and rcspccta-
bilily for whom 1t is impossible not TO enter
tain tic deepest commisseraiion We do
feel it but there are paramount considera-
tions-decper emotions and higher duties due
to society. We are forccd into the express
sion of the opinion that the Jury has actedin-
telligentlv and righteously in the rendition Of
this verdict.
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DIS

In preparing tor real iunny, Jolly time IN showing
orthe work man, hip of fair hands and beautiful tin
--er. of our own AMI foreign cline, which wllIe,o
arranged a. to make a most splendid appearance,
and 10 an insielion ofwhtch all are most cbeerinlly
invited; for a fuhcr very great acc ,inmudalion,
here will q allowed 10 le tai en- away for a contin-
ned exammauun, any Of he choirc ART les they may
wish Ly only leaving a mere irlfing paper or co ne,
deposi,e, to Lu', up The full assortment Of lGlo.ige
NJ HONARUS.
Farly THURSDAY Morning, 27th Jan. 42.
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LOVE! n REASON.

rom a To'!rc Of MSS. Poems. By Il. IT. Uillc
IN the device of a seal Minerva taking the hanlaga
on the eyes OF Cupid and presenting him wings,
ltH a legend
"Se rtdesse(uggirette"
Sweet, Venus bound on CupiI's eyes
a tiIlct stolen from Fancy's bow,
And sent h,n wandering from the skies,
70 seek his fortune here below.
With fnce of $ nshinc, soul Of mlr,h,
lie roved through wood, and mead, and bower,
Maknga lOv'licr heaven of earlh;
Such was Of Fancy's spell the power.
Sometimes he thought he chased through air
The brightest butterflies, and laughed,
While w0undlng many n bosom fair,
To see them tlUt;ur on his shaft.
Reason, who found an infant boy
Bllndtold, alone, and far astray,
Hoping to give the urctin Joy,
In pity lore the web away.
Love saw; II, with returning sight,
Vanished the charm by Fancy given.
Earth now for him had no delight,
And the boy pined and louged for heaven,
Her own rash Kindness Reason blamed,
And the fond spell would fam restore.
1t might not be-her power is shamod;
The fl!et would unite no.moTe.
G. then She cries, and Ter him filings
P.nions oldown with rnsy hue;
eco, say twas Reason lent you wings"
The u.chiu smiled, obcycd, and llew.
Lovers who listen 10 the tale
Mark well the moral il supplies;
Do MT let Reason rend Loves veil;
Remember If he secs, he flies
Every one will nj once trace the origin ofthls tn
,e to MGore's . Love and Reason" and Byron
love has no gift so grateful as his wings"
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EgAW LLV 2Y sTARGN
NOTICE

NOTICE
Is htrel y given 10 the Lss>ce> Of School aud minis
leriaI lands N the Town OF Burlington, that the I
rents fell d { ON he first day ofJanuary instant, aud
3l>o that the interest on all notes to said town, fell
dHe al the same perioi,-and al such debtors are
hereby reqne,tel 10 make immediate payment.
Al,o-Al magistrates, who have taken cugnizance
ofcriminal o'cn 'es, during the present or past YEAR,
where the lines, and costs, are made payal L. 10 the
Town Treasury, are requested, to make returns of al
such suits, to The Treasurer ofihcTown, on or eior,
the lr>t day Of March next, conlsining a statement o
I'll tine, amerced and collected, Together with a tate,
lnrnt OF the costs accrued in each sii, and when an,
how sand iues and costs. have teen paid or di>noscIo #
brrliU-'9n, January2Gib, 1872.
Wa. 4. GRISWOlp. Town Treasurer
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TRIAL OF COLT.

Coils trial was closed on Sunday NOR
ming last, by the conviction of the accused,
Of Wllful Murder. On the Thursday pre-
vious, Emmett (Colt's CounseD commenced
summoning up for the prisoner, and to show
that the killing Of Adams by the prisoner
was IA case Of juslifiable homicide, he intro
duced a confession Of Colts in which the
prisoner acknowledges that he killed Adams,
but declares that it was done in a scuiile
growing on, of ii quarrel about the settlement
Of their accounts. Believing that some Of
our readers would like to see what kind of
story he gives, we give his "Confession" in
full: RratieJoro' PhGnir.
CONFESSION OF COLT.
Samuel Adams called on Friday at my
Office, as near as can recollect, between
tie hours of 3 and 4 o'clock. Whether
he had any special object in view, in coming
at that time or not, | cannot say. When he
entered the Office was sitting at my table as
usual, aud was at that time engaged in look
ing over "A manuscript account book, as ! had
been engaged in this work for one or two
days previous; that is, | was reading over
the entries and re-considcring the arilhmeti-
cal calculations belonging to the entries, &c,
Mr.. Adams seated himself in a chair neaI
to the table, and within and arms length Of
mysclf-so near that, had we both leaned
oui heads forward toward each other, | have
no doubt but that they would have touched
| at once spoke Of my account with him
which he had, at my request, handed to mt
some ten or twelve days before. stated ts
him that his account was wrong, and read t.
him at the same time the account as | ha,
made it out on another piece Of paper, ant
requested him 10 alter his account as | had i,
He objected 10 this al first, saying that | di,
not understand printing. lie, however, al,
tered his figures as | read from my account
as | made the remark that | would give $40
or some such sam, if | was not right. Ailel
he had altered his figures, and on looking i
o%ysr,he said ii was rish, al irsi,and made til,
remark that | meant TO cheat hIm. In the
mean time We had both been figuring, on Sc
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A NY one wishing 10 bay a carpet cheap, if hey
~ viii only take he trouble 10 call on l.. NJ NrshI
& Co. College street, They can lie a.
in nrice and quality, no mistake. Dec. %.
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NEW STOEsEI.
- Thc New York"Cash Hardware store

" The New NOrk"Vash HarNWarc Store.
THE SuI,cril cr having De crm mel to carry on
The HARDWARE BUSINESS in all il>lrauchr>
in Burlington, VI. ha~ opened an now O err for sa.e
an entirely new and well elected as,orInent of good
IN the Al ove line.
His ullecl this winter eng more TO lcara the de-
mand> Of The market, in order TO lie able TO supply
the anne in the Spr ing, and a. he intends dong 4
,rrlctly cash lu,inc,,, he >olrit> a ,hare Of puil e
n,irouarc, confident that hl> price, will lie found TO
.uii all who may favor HIM with 4 cal.
Burlington, Vt. Pee. p, ISL, Nd HUNT.
Strong, Binding, COLLEGE street, near the ) luarc'
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WE the Subscribers having been appointed by
w thelIonr rable the Probate Court for the Dlsirlct
Of Chittenden commissioners to recojue, examine and
adjust the ella m ard demands Of all persons, agalHs'
he estate of Dan Day late of Burlington n SAID Dis
trict deceased, represented in,olveut, and ulsD al
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto ; ana
six months from the day of the date hereof, being al
lowe by said cOErr for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice, that We wi. attend t. the business
of orr n poinlment, ut tn Pear Street House in Bur
lingtan in sad District, on the t. day Of March tho
llth. day ofJune and % 4. day If July neXtat 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, on each of said days.
d lted, this 9th dav Of January A D.. 1872,
ALNAI FOOTE. /Coumi.
CHARLES ADAMS.
WILLIAM ilURLBURT, ) ~
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HH1R hYRRo

The following is, we believe, one Of the
numerous and exquisite vibrations of the harp
of Sleriden. We find it struggling through
the papers without name.
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German Cough syrup

HNHlS de>ervcily di>iineur hel medicine, together
l. with Taylor'( Bal,am Of Livrrwori -Jayne'-
indian Fxpecioran',-llly Syrup, Down 'lllXir-
Mcore's Essence Of fe.-Rarlholomcw'> Piuk tx
pecioran, ,vrlp tor severe colds, coughs and COM
paints leading 10 Consumption.
For ,alely Nov. /. Pr CT SPEAR
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SNO", NON SNOW.
WILD, furious and howling i, the raging storm
w OUTSIDE, Wine all Is hu'ily and quietly being
dxel and fixing within the Old Cheap Cash Grand
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C0uU{tjolt6.

On BBLS. Tar, 20 do. Pitch and ! Ton Oakum.
~ for sale by FOLLElT a BRADLEY.
Old Dock, Burlington.
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Bucks Patent Cooking stoves.

'gVNN "'VNFT wv
VNlllle-t stove Tor the saving of labor and iuel,
L winch has ever cen O. erred for ale in tins ,ia'e-
he lire elm! directly under the oilers, 20 A. 10 aka
he tr-tant ,harre~l heat, and then la->In- around
he oven IN Ire, casio give The oven a re- lar heat;
akin 81 alto II rick oven; and eng larGer ,hal
Nov. 10, lo4l. S. v. POPE.
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White Lead,

white Lead.
< TONS Wetherell' Dry White Lead.
- do No and Extra do Go in packages from 100
10 800 pounds.
> lions Extra Ground in oil, in Kegs of % and 50
pounds, for sale al Manufacturers prices and
freight, by Nov. 90. FOLLETT d. BRADLEY
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From a To'!me Of MSS Poems. By Il. H. Wild
On the device of seal Minerva taking the hanlage
from the eyes of Cupid and presenting him wings,
with q legend
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1912,
WALTO\'S VERMONT REGISTER linn ,,.,
w received by lDec,l5l c. GOODRICH.
IN BBLS. Winter oil, of superior quality. IN, al.
Nv low ~ FOLLETTN& BRADLEY.
20 COILS manila Rigging, }
~ 80 do tarred do from I ,.o
3 do marine
together win an extensive assortment of peso
Sea Line, spun Yarn, sc, for sale by
FciLETT 4 BRADLEY
Old pock, Burlmstos
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Tobacco.
white China Tea and Coffee Sets.

u
SEN Bells. Canpeachy I.ogwood,
6~~ goo do 81. Domingo do
$50 do Fustie,
$50 do Nicaragua,
leo do Cam Wood,
IS do Nader,
10 do Alum,
30 do Coppcra,,
% do Blue Vitriol,
so Demjohns Oil do, by
80 Dec, lS4l. J. & J. II. PECK & Co.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-23
a SSigneeS Sale:

4 WILL expose 10 public sale for cash, in
the town Of Starkeyllle, Oktibbeha County
Mississippi, on
Saturday the 1st day OF Oct. 1912.
the following described property to wit:
All the right. title, and claim which
Thomas Christian has 10 tho undivided
boIr sFof the following lands lying
900 OoNtbboha county Miss. 10 wit;
The west haltof the south cast quarter
OF section twenty five township eighteen.
range 10 cast, The north half Of section
twenty two township nineteen, range Is
east The north cast quarter of section
twenty one, township nineteen, range -
e0s'. The cast half ofthe north west or.
section q, township 10 range - cast.
East half Of south west ar. sec Is, II II
range fourteen, cast.
West half Of south east quarter sec 10
Tow snip seventeen, range fourteen east.
The west half ofthc north cast quarter
sec % township seventeen, range Ii east.
The east half Of south east quarter.
sec. % town. II, range IA, cast. ,
south west quarter Of sec. 90, town. II
south, rango Ia east.
South half Of North east quarter, sect.
twenty three, township seventeen, range
fourteen east.
oouth east quarter Of section thirty
TWO, township eighteen range fifteen cast.
Fast half ofnorth cast quarter section
on, township nineteen, range fifteen east.
81. West haIfof south cast quarter section
"t, n, township seventeen range II cas-.
west IT. Of the north cast quarter Of
section -, town. II, range IA east.
Inc east hoIfof south e1st quarter sec.
"gn'\Iwo twn. II RIA east.
nc south west quarter orsec %, town.
seventeen, range ia east.
South half Of north cas-. quarter section
81, Iown' seventeen, range III east.
Inc cast half Of nor'h west quarter sec
10 township ls, Range ID cast. Decided
by John X. Ottlcy.
A.so an interest Of ono third OF follow
ny lands in Oaktibbeha county.
East half Of north east quarter sec ia
own. seventeen, range 10 east.
East hdf Of south oast quarter section
'Eme'n, town. seventeen, mngc 10 erst
me south west quarter sec. II, an
"u'n west quarter sec, thirty, town. II
range iouuecd cast.
Inc north west quarter of sec. twenty
NV, west nall of north west quarter sec
Bcin g,I I, ,'%oa,shlP II range twelve T.
..L DV,ug the effects OF Thomas Christian
WIZ D's leen duly declared Bankrupt
in R,,l,.. .. Il. ALLEN. Assignee
R b uflcy' for Lovndes Co IntT'
August, %, 1910 '"''
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LowNDEs COUNTY.

Probate COwrt, august Term, 1912
To aNpersons interested in The Real Es.
tate Of Vardry McBee deceased late of
Lo'cades County.
WOU are hereby cred to appear be.
u fore the Judge Of our said Probates
Court, at Term thereof to lie holden on
at the Courthouse for said County on the
lst Monday in October A. D. 1912, then
and there to show cause if any you can
why an order should not be made to sell
the following described land situated in
Lowndes county and State of Mississippi
belonging 10 the Estate Of said Vardy Nc
Bee deceased, according to the prayer of
the petition of Alice G. McBee Guardian
ofthe Heirs of said Vardry McBee decea'
sed, to wit:
The,south East quarter, of the south east
quarter, of section nine of township cigh,
teen range eighteen west. It is further
ordered by the Court, that. this citation be
published in the Columbus Democrat and
Southern Argus, two newspapers publish
ed in the town of Columbus fc r six weeks
successfully.
Witness, the Honorable Thorn
us Sampson, Judge of Plo'
L. S. bates court for Lowndes ccun
ty the first Monday of Angus
| A. d. 1912,
Issued the sixth day of August 1912.
VIM. P. FULLER,
clerk.
|
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
of Lands,

virtue ofau order Of the Probatce
E-G Court Of Lowndes County in the
State of Mississippi made al Che July Term
thereof lS42, the undersigned as Admin
Istrator and Administrators, cfthe Estate
of Michael McCirty, deceased will sell on
The
First Monday 9C,SeptcmJer acrt 1912,
at public auction to the highest bidder, on
a credit of twelve months At the premises
the -foiIowng Lands. as the property o.
the estate OF the said deceased, iv.ng in
the County aforesaid, opposite the town Of
Nashville on the western side of The Tom.
blgby River, and known as BENG Lots
number three, and four, in section number
nineteen, township seventeen, of rauce
nineteen, east fraction of twentv three. 25.
100 acres in township number sevenleene.
range nneteen East, the west half Of sec
ton numDer twenty five, township seven.
teen, range eighteen, east, the north east
quater, of the north west quarter. or
section number thirtysx, township sew.
enteen, range eighteen, east, and the
east half, of south east quarter Of section
number twenty SIX, township seventeen,
range eighteen cast, and east half of the
north west quarter, dissection thirty town.
ship seventeen range nineteen.
The purchasers giving bond and securi-
ty and the Lands held subject to he pay
ment of the purchase money under the
statuary lien.
WILLIAM MCCARTHY.
Administrators.
SARAH MCCARTHY
/ Administrators
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-23
Columbus August Is, 1912.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
LOWNDES COUNTY. {

Probate Court, July Term, a., D. 1912.
To all persons Interested IN the Real Is
tate of George Dilworth, decd.
XTOU are hereby notified to be and appear
Il before this Court at Term thereof, to
be holden at the Court House for said County
and State aforesaid, on the
First Monday in Sept. next, A. d.
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 Dilworth deceased,
according to the prayer Of the petitron of Rich
ard Oilworth, the Administrator of the estate
of said deceased, to wit;
The south west quarter Of seclion
seven, also the north west quarter OF
section eighteen, all in township ID,
range severn IN, west, containing in
all three hundred and twenty acres,
more or less.
It is further orderedS he Court, that this
citation be published in the 'Southern Argus
newspaper published in the town OF Column
bus. LowndeS County, and also IN the MIS-
sissippi Advertiser, a newspaper Puoished II
the town of Aberdeen, Monroe county, an{
both in the State of Mississippi, for SIX week;
excessively,
| Witness, Thomas Sampson Judge Of Pro
Ebafes Court for said County, the First Monda
of July, A. D. 1912.
| Issued this 9Th day Of July, A. D. 1870.
WIN. 2. FULLER, Cler
By THes. w. FULLER, Dep, elk.
Columbus, July 10, ct. pr
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ASSignec's Sale.

ON Saturday the oath day Of Sept. 1912,
~ will expose to public sale for ca. h in the
town Of Columbus, Lowndes county miss, the
following property to wit
One ninth Of six lundrc Acres ofland w.
lnT in the county Of Westmoreland. IN the
State Of Virginia, which was derived by WIN.
A. Spark. Notes and bounds not known.
One ninth of four hundred acres O. lard "
lng in the same county ard in the State Of Va.
derived by Inheritance from his mother L1cy
Browne deceased. Notes and bounds not
known. 1850 ...
Being The effects Of Richard Il. Browne
WIN has been duly declared bankrupt.
Term Of sale casI,
$. b. ALLEN, Ass gree
en- Bankruptcy tor lownde5 county.
August ODD 1912. pC
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ASSIGNEElS SALE.

nv Saturday the 2lth day Of Sept, 1912,
~ will expose tr public sale in the town
Of Columbus, Mississippi, the. following prop
crty to wit;
teen, also lot number eight, block number four,
as laid down in the plan Of The town Of Col.
bert
Tho south west quarter of te south east
quarter Of section seventeen, township seven
teen, south, range eighteen west, containing
80 9l.lOG Acres.
Being the effects Of p. G.. Combs, who has
bcch duly declared Bankrupt.
y. b. ALLEN, Assignee
in Bankruptcy for Lowndes county
Aug. %, 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-23

lnN Saturday tie Oath day of Sept. 1912,
" ! will expose 60 public sale, in the TOW n
Of Columbus, Lowndes county, the following
property TO wit:
The interest Of Elisha ii. Sharp, in the place
called the Fort Plain in Fayette county Ala.
Also his interest in 80 acres of land in Lowndes
county near Columbus adjoining the land OF
Allen Vaughn aud others, and all the interest
he may have in the following property now IN
the possession of mrs. Fort in Fayette county
Ala. to witt
One negro woman named Kate, two horses,
one mule, 20 head Hogs, 20 head ofSheeP, Ii
head Cattle, one Wagon, and one cotton gin'
Being the property Of T.. ii. Sharp who has
been duly Declared Bankrupt
S.B. ALLEN, Assignee
in Bankruptcy for Lowndes county.
August Odd, 1912. Of.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-23
INRANKRIIPTCY NJ

District Court of the United States, J
Northern District of Mississippi {
NCTICE is hereby gwen to all persons
In interested, that JOHN II. IRBY o
Lowndes County has this day filed his petition
for the benefit of The Bankrupt Law, and thai
the
Fourth Monday Of September, 1912,
has been appointed by the Court for the bear
lug of tt e same, al, the Court room in the town
of Aberdeen, Mississippi.
Test, G. Nj. RAGSDALE, clerk.
Augusta, 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-23
ASSTGNEE'S SATE

IN monday the 18th day of Sept, 1912
" I Will expose to public sale in the town
Of Colbert, Lowndes county Mississippi, the
following described properly TO wit:
Two shares in Colbert Academy.
Ono House and Lot, to wit, on fractional
Block, number thirty six, lot number two, in
block stxty-one.
Being the effects Of A. H. Allen, who has
been duly declared a Bankrupt.
b. ALLEN, Assignee
10 Bankruptcy for Lowndes County.
Aug. %, 1912. At Or. fee. g.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-23
IN BANKRUPTCY No..

District Court of the United States,
Northern Diatrict of Mississippi.
RT Office is hereby given to all persons in
IN terested, that PHILIP EDDINGTON
of Oakubbeha County has this. day filed his
petition for the benefit Of the Bankrupt Law
and that the
Fourth Monday Of September, 1912
has been appointed by the Court for the hear
ING of the same, at the Court room in the town
of Aberdeen, ississippi-
Test, G. M. RAGSDALE' CLERK
Aupust 6, 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-23
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

ON Monday the 2jth day of Sept, 1912,
- will expose to public sale, on the pre-.
uis's in LowHdes County Mississippi, the
following property TO wit:
One lot in block twenty-four, together with
the building, one lot on the same IN the town
OF Colbert, part Of lot in block five. in the town
Of Colbert, say forty-four in Jackson street.
running back sixty feet
reing the effects Of Eli Haired, who has
been duly te Jared a Banuupt
$. i. ALLEN, Ass gnee
IN Bankruptcy for Lowndes County.
Aug. % 1870 A.. pt. 81
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-23
IN BANKRUPTCY.-No. 224.

DISTRICT Court OF THE UNITED STATES,
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI
nj Office is hereby given, that Law EN-
~ DER s. WILKINS of the County of
Lowndes been dulydeclared Bankrupt by an
order ofthis said Court made on the 4th day OF
July AID. 1912; and that the said Lavender
S, Wilkins has applied for a certificate Of
final discharge from his debts under the acts OF
Congress in such case made and provided; and
the
Third Monday Of October 1912
at Aberdeen has been set for the final hearing.
All petsons interested, may then and there APP
near to show cause if any they can, why the de-
cree and certificate of discharge, should not be
granted. cCn.1
July 4th 1872
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-23
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

ON Monday the Goth day Of Sept. 1912,
~ will expose 10 public Sale in the town
OF Colbert, Lowndes county, Mississippi on
the premises, the following described property
10 wit;
Lots four and FIVE, in block number fur
lBeng the effects Of John McCann, who
has been duly declared a Bankrupt.
B, ALLEN, Assignee
in Bankruptcy for Lowndes county,
Aug. %, IS42.