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MRS. BLACKWOOD,

MRS. BLACK WOOD,
"ISHES to say to her former. patrons
w and the public in general that she will
fagain commence teaching at her former resi-
dence on the 9Th of July, Terms of tuition as
ollows:
Elementary Class, $40.
2nd Glass, including Spelling in Dictionary,
Writing, English Grammar Geography, Arith-
metic and History oflhe U. states, $I2.
Senior Glass including History. Ancient and
Modern, Botany, Natural and Moral Philoso-
DIV, Rhetoric, and Astronomy, together with
Algebra and Euclid, $l5.
red.
Mrs. Blackwood in addition proposes giving
a series of lessons in needle work, such as wor-
king ON Muslin, and Embroidery. Lessons
Ito Commence on Saturday the 9th ofJuly, at
her .residence embracing each Saturday after
noon for 5 montIls; The price Of which will be
S5 per session in advance.
Columbus Miss, June l7.h 1912.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,
Us hereby given TO all persons interest.
n ed in the following lands to wit
The West half of the North 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 horth west quarter, dissection thir-
ty four, township seventeen, and the west
half, of the north east quarter, Of section
thirty three, township seventeen, range
fifteen, and the south east quarter, OF sec
ton thirty three, township seventeen,
range fifteen, and the north west quarter,
dissection five, township eighteen, range
fourteen, east. t...!
The above land lying and being in the
County Of Okiibbeha and State of Missis-
sippi belonging to the estate of Edwin
Peck deceased,to appear, on the
Fourth Monday Of august 1912,
at Probate Court to be held at the Court
House in the town of StarkyiIle and show
cause Cf any they canl why said lands
should not be sold TO dischage the debts
against said estate by an order Of said
court.
WILLIAM C. GILLESPIE
Administrator.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Reward.


Wv for securing i'll any jail SO that we
get him, a negro boy nameed WILEY.
who murdered
LEROY SHACKELFORD
Of this county on the 2Sth of Of June ult:
DESCRIPTION,
WILEY is about six fe ct high or up.
wards; is about as TO % years old; ORA
Their a copper color;has a scar on the right
arm above the elbow, has also a small
scar on the calf of his left leg; also some
scars on his head. One of his fingers is
unusually large from an injury sustained
One Of his eye teeth is out.
When he left, he said he would endea
vor to make his way 10 Ohio.
The murder, was cold blooded deed,
without any provocation as his accom-
plice (who has been arrested) admits.
HENRY SHACKELFORD.
JOS. B. FIELDS.
SAML. McGOWEN.
Columbus Mi. July Isl 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05

TRAINERS OIL have Just receive q =
IL few barrels. Of Tanners Oil, which will
be sold bv the gallon or barrel: ~,
June l, 1912. e. A, SMITH
A VERY SUPERIOR ARTICLE-OE
N FRENCH BRANDY, which is pure
and fit for Medicinal purposes, just reed and
for sale by
June 1, 1912. e. A. SMITH,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI HELD
AT COLUMBUS,

DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI HELD
AT COLUMBUS.
James N. Warrant, }
Daniel Greene. for 1912.
Upon opening the matter rs of this Bill
u and it appearing to the satisfaction
OF the court, that the defendant is not
an inhabitRnt of this state, but resides
beyond the limits thereof, so that the
ordinary, process of this Court cannot
be executed upon him. 1t is there.
fore ordered that unless said defendant ap
pear before the Vice Chancellor at the
court house in the town of Columbus, on
the ..t
First Monday Of November nert,
and plead answer or demur to the Bill
Of Complaint the several allegations there
of will be taken for confessed, and
such order or decree made therein as
the Vice Chancellor may deem equi-
table and Just. 1t is further ordered
that copy Of this order be inserted in the
Southern Argus once week for two
months successfully.
NJ. MCCARTHY. Clerk.
Columbus May II 1912.
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A Large lot of Lnsesd, Oil. Of Is best quail.
n Ity just reed, and for sale low. also White
Lead. ground mol and Dry !
June l, 1872: : :. z A. SMETAs
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05

Mas. E. F. MUSGRovR:
would respectfully i'm.
form the public, that.
lowing to the pressure
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05

SUPERIOR COGNIAC BRANDY
Eust received and for sale by
81 GREENE HILL.
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To fright the souls Of fearful adversaries,''
but rather to
-"Caper ninably into a lady's chamber,
To the lascivious pleasing ola Lutte"
That he was
"Curtalled of his fair proportions, &
Deformed, unfinished, sent before [hisl time
Into this breathing world, scarce halfmade up;
And that SO lame and questionable,
That dogs bark at ham, as he halt by then.'
In short, 10 repeat the same in the gross yer.
bage of modern parlancc, he was, accused
of beng too small, too ugly,too efeminate, ton
lond of the ladies, and OF all very Indifferent
rider. How far these va rious charges unre-
futed, may have tended towards the defeat o.
McTabb it is impossible 20 conjecture, some
times the most feeble breath Of insiduous de-
famation, ingfosses the ready ear ofthe popu-
lace, when the most noble acton borne upon
the gale fails to charm Perhaps this mt Ian.
choly fact may have attracted the mental Wis.
ion of McTabb which combined with the muir,
murs of the suspicious and undecided sover.
eign and also the ANXIOUS sOlcitude otIntiuen'
tial supporters, his mind was not long IN being
made up to give a most ample and fearless
| refutation to his opponents cafumny.
The reader will readily admit that it is th'
evidence of great mind, TO he able to discern
between compliment and reproOs and also L
avoid argumen atinn upon any proposition
which involves 10 itself its own contradiction
therefore,the efforts Of M Tabb were combined
upon the two charges which he estimated t
be the essential defects in a military Office
| As to his statue he aght be gamer there
since the allusion of his adversaries upon tina
point was an invidious reflection upon the ma
| ior PARTON Of his constituency, whose apt ref
erence 10 the records of past ages, remember
/ cdilren,t that the happy destinieslofboth Gteec'
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DOCTOR LOTT, OCULIS
AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON,
Confines his Practice to
DISEASES OF THE EYE.
Office Broadway, corner Of Warren street. M lmr
VICTOR GIROUD.

WATCH MAKER, No. IS Centre street, in the city of New
American and Mechsnc Institutes Of New York in the years
s 40 and az aud also Lei =, ate s5
has honor thank he nhsbtant Of sopo for the
he win Continue to meet By .epy
ing a. the 10 81 and 81 which he
friends and customers.
Lever in general ali kinds Of rieces beon9
ing the art Of Watch Making. He also ChonometoTs
He win also repair in order and alter all kind. of
at moderate prices, 10 suit the times.
MIR syns Just % from
which he invites his friends and which
in Clocks Psndeu%s quite modern psierns
G es sna panied r
AsnSy articles: suitable f presents
only one generally adopted. - '''''''' '''
Mr. " h,0E in E9es
Paris viii always keep hand choice assortment Of thus
tele. o2o cod m.r
0ERANCIs's PATENT LIFE BOAT ha. been tested
as sr ,nS I1a re- and BY
while droDpea 's tSs 8 q
loaded to the gunwaie with iron and M the bottom
q Is men keep hsr .senss add is'
s on o er an s From 6s
landing surf when other boats swsmped taxing
:S " siss On isr
ssa o% a as @ Of with The
70 wreck and bpgag of 2e leaving the ordinary
side: and bow. broken bottom
stove IN and rowed IN deep water &C. and finally blown
before. JOSEPH FRANCIS,
Office No. Wall st.. at Adams & 10 = Express Office
pREMIUM HOSE FOR CROTON WAIEn-SIsae
from canvass, covered with duck ep,red In oa
superior manner with India Rubber; PERFECTLY water
Hos. s f ss 1nS @ s s
Hose and the lowest prices m
quantities to
HORACE H. DAY
Successor to Roxbury India Rubber Company
nhend ~ IS Maiden Lane.
PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE ESTABLISH.
traits taken from breastpn inches in diameter Fam
ting l0seconds.
Constantly hand and for SALE Instruents of the same
utensils, w Tfx SS.I A urIM IA ', ,,o os,o'
STRONG MoKlBBTN BKU &C. As Beaver street, offer
90 sal,s superior heavy Black wabdus
5o9' 10 Superior Cap Filling, Nos "a 70 a. au
5000 ID sunerior Yarn TwisrNos ~ to ~
I'LL assortment Of coloed silesaa Brachd beetins,
s. Nick B. will receive orders for the Wa,h;ng,
irg& Tying Establishmenf for which they sole
DACkET SHIP ROsCIUs for LivereooI--Pe....-----,,
this ship will please be board the steamboat IL W
Friday 18th inst at u o'clock which time the
Leuer bss will close Gpin's News Room at l,alcoa, =,
NJ. a woch oacr only letters will be received. s23
OSTYest.rday, some where John and Ferv ar,
LIN Pearl or Be knan Cliff Arm from Ann st o the
Howard Hotel Ia Broadway parcel wrapt IN newsps o,y
containing parchmcht document referring EDglish
proiey Whoever has found the and will bring IL 10 d,
Pearl street. will ne suitably rewarded Il
70 The owner n23 2sr
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Arrivals.

AsroR HoUsr-Mejor Gibbs, stonington; Thomas M
Fisher, Phil; M Brown, Providence; Chr Jones' Port
land; John Painter, Hartford; Kelley and lazy, Co.
NJ Edwards, Albany; VIM Grosvenor and lady, Provi-
dence; A Robeson Schenectady Cornelius Duane; 8
Sayles, Albany; Edward Hail. Boston, c Ven Benthuy-
sen Albany; MIR Van Rensselaer, do; James Forbes.
Troy r Zaid, Navy; Davis, Boston; w Beecher,
Albany; Quackenboss do; F Johnes, Morristown.
j; VIM Patterson, n j; A Parmeee, New York; DR.
A Bell and lady, Franktown, Va: DR. M'Lean and
lady. N j.
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SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
John Adams arkeeper, II Church street, New
York.
Edward c. Robbins, Of Oyster Bay, Merchant, now
Clerk in New York. N
Stephen E. Glover Merchant of New York, IL Eleventh
street. both individually and partner of the late firm
of Glover and McMurray, merchants New York.
Lorrain Freeman 9th street, New York.
James Quin. tIf
James Gregg Wilson, Of New York, Printer December
a.
Louis Simmons, of New York, Dec ~ fI.II "
Ezra Denison, of New York, merchant, (and Of
the late firm of stephens, Corlies Denison December
~. I Aafa A
William l.. Churchwel, of New York, Carpenter (and
ssone of the late firm Of Churchwell and Schuremsn)
Dec 20. fIp '"l 500 "
Joseph II. shepard, of Brooklyn, Kings county, New
York, Lumberman, Dec. -
stephen souhwick, of Poughkeepsie Dutchess county
New York. late Leather Dealer, Dec 81
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.

CHARLES DUNE WATERLAND, PRINCIPAL.
THIS Acaeu established two under the
OF the former ntendcrs General OF the Island, and
other distinguished in sd1ss Of the nobility and Of
s; and the too Of tuition the inerogative" All the
scholars underaEi The English language many Of them
speak it hibitusly ARD husnlly
The Principal has c experience of schools France, Ger
give the youth his practical knowledge Of
ofa polite educ aon which required In al
active careers, and applicable TO any.
The study therefore, compIehenas the English
French and Spanish languages History Biographies
Naru Philosophy the practical part Of Mathematics and
Professors Of divers nations and acquire reside the
Enlistment; and all the classes rotation instruction
Such signal has attended this plan Of tuition that
TWO foreign language in perfectly Ineligible manner and
those of ripper We ars correctly and easily: .
only Of the Spanish but also OF other
placed within the reach Of the youth Of the
United States without its being necessary for tht TO
quh the many advantages which from anEngsh ed
youths the United States facilitate the requirement
OF the English for his Spanish pupils which
would douby repaid them by the latter and to introduce
manly spirit OF the English schools The young, cit
the United States nothing to fear from the cir
mate the being spacious and airy heahfu
spot dis from the city; and containing within its
hints bath and complete gymnasium for the
of pupils health Two Youths lately arrived from Germa-
n.y. passed the school in perfect he ah As
the principal married and his wife and have
charge of the junior fment children received
age Blu. that OF infancy. -lali
Every pupil enjoys bis religious opinions undisturbed
The $500 per payable three months in adj
vance There extras except clothes nd books
ALEXANDRA MORALES, ESQ.,
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ApPorofENTs BIZ THE PRESIDENT. ~ onsuls-Sam
Mclean. OF Missouri, for Cienfuegos, in the island
OF Cuba; ;. M: Cochran, of Baltimore, for Mara
caibo, Venezuela, in the place of William j. Dups'
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FLUTE AND GUITAR.

M X. ERNST, FT0iessoT Flute, Gutar
lA patent begs friends pub
lie thar he has published his ondo Maire" for the
guitar, which be found well worthy of the
learner from its being well adapted that
aud calculated only please bu afford instruction
ton for Guitar" be found ar. Ernst residence
Canal street. where nc continues les above
InSfru p,.n ii arp6t
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N the H. Boss
in the city Of New York the collecting Of debt. SYRIA
nd %Sne S es
S Jim & @ Of + S Of Nsw hsSs
ali the goods debts and every descriptions the
E his to
ali payments of said demands heeasr be made Herr
ns sa
%ens and on whom ali persons are to cali
Immediately and settle their accounts and notes.
R D. %. syracuse Il sSS BROTHERS
OEkIs TOOTH WAsH-sEsgar sIo FROM the
W purely se9esbe preparation, possessing he piope
tesS aleanins tbs TEEN saa Io.h restoring the
The mouth whe,he! arising from decsyed teeth or FROM de
designed be used with brush and will he found
o s the s q a teeth clean
Il partial s, s'es sass Of punsg hsn
teeth In painful ssc lions Of the and sums arising from
ss:s sI s T q s. a., s,s Ws
~: Il 81 oos SSes BY .eea
nalas during the DAY entirely removed, and the mouth
' sG ss as a Whit are NE moan and
CO o s sIs ses, the seR ri
Ss sssSt Ia. AT nc :' Ss,l iSS
all . Soas and and
The 0ns Tooth Wash the best detergent we ever used on
For sale by the principal duggist, in the CITY ma,
--1l CARPETINGS.
CSARPErINGS, CARPETINGS-Cheaper than ever-Ai
" those Of carpetinss the folio mo.
All wool Insralp. camcung. only 8 peryard. '"s'
super |" Sed"
:" s. T"
dosble 5ssd"
Three ply, sspenor patterns and ceIors. 6
do do do extra qualify, los
English Brussels, extra los
Rsysl Wilton and Velvet Carpetrng, equaliy low
Together with large Of druygcs ocoths rugs
door table and piano india mating. stair rods Sc
TO decided interest call and this before
looking elsewhere. . .. t..- ~ rr-.I"
X. SMITH JR, ua Pearl st,
Opposite William street.
Heavy Jue Carpetng tie low price Of Is cd per
yard Remember the number tts Pearl street o2i ims
TTHOMAS JONES, Accountant 1888 Broadway resre ctfny
that he has commenced Tor the give
evening Penn CONNER
rai Arithmetic The many hundreds is pupils who
hold OF the clerks
and bookk.ees in this city Afford the best possible
any the merits OF Of nstuc ton
which out OF many An ADEQUATE
diligence under the here ill to sta
dent the ability discharge all the dudes che desk IN mas.
Iery MIN wledge of accoun such as
very rarely attained "a 0ush years OF experience.
40 pARENL Ss,. hous OF day are de voted 10
tie nstruction Of gentlemen who desire
PREPARATION for business. g.. II r .rHrr
Published by the author Joness Principles and
Practice of Book kee n,h $50 price ia. This the only
American wvk The fubec, reprinted England. II
adopted in the frat Academic lnsutions In this city.
: No lmsr .II M - 'a0.t
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Vol. vIsi.-~No. 3l5 ---Wnoie No. are.
~ SELLING oFsAT wALKER's-s.O pr I.dis.

a SELLING oFsAT wALKER's.-5O pr ladies'
sIsh French and ssn slippers and ,o bus rs
s 81 I'D esszsa SsS;: from i X
pair pair children, do from S 10 per pair 500 n ladies'
and misses boots shoes and basAn. from s per
o pen ard s boot. Of ali sorts and
the cheapest the city Call for yourselves Canal ST.
comero Broadway,at vr,s
z CLINTON CHEAP Boot and Shoe Market, oos
We ~ Sesn n.S ,. ssas s., ,at bs e Has
those who boots and shoes will do well call La
Ss ssa b. ssap rom a'H +
PR cent viii rivs sl Al Rs Cheap
Market, 500 Greenwich Spring street %, lm-r
81 B1oadway keeps ns Of ladies' and
children ooets and shoes 81 hs i b @ and E
fashionable resort olS eod.r
GYMNAS IUM,
SPARRING SCHOOL 81 PISTOL GALLERY.
MEssRs. HUDSON = oTTIGNoN satiuly inform
"a the gentlemen q New YORK that their extensive
ymna.e and Pistol practice for The
n thu which will found n ersy esDscs
sIpe,e and equal to any other in the for athletic
Sharing taught on he most approved principles Genle
spg h r'P Gs be 9psd with Pistols Of
to call any time lring the dav. ole irnsr
olms 20 o s.od ss no S
his old business OF baking and sill be thankful for
S esi sn ah he
% se navn S% s is Is
favorie for good crackers thinks
no'oiSoen how to please the taste oh s pss SoMpsoN
NB-Alway. hand. fruit cake Of all kinds and prices
siArusk biscuit and bread every aenoonbi.cuit and
craeAers fresh every morning. oS0 lmsr
WATCHEs LOWER THAN EVER.-In consequence
" the reduction Of duties BY the late tariff the subscriber
capemen. Lrne and other Waiehes Of new and splendid
patterns and Jewelry, az retail at considerable reduction
ss:s 3%"s a' %s
dollars EACH Watches and Jewelfy exchanged bought
Watches aud Clocks repaired in the best manner and
oil. Whaling IsG snd Rss 8 s sHa Jsws
FENCING SALOON Il SHOOTING GALLERY.
II. second door lately from Europe, Professor Of art oil
Fencing gives instructions in Fencng also the Of the
and bayo staff and every species OF weapons.
Genemen, lovers Of this military officers of the army.
btion his skill IN this useful and important art
spacious double Shooting Gallery, illuminated the
at a distance OF 20 yards. SIC sm*r
MILLINARY ARTICLES CLOAKS, &c-VICTO
Az RlNE Co. from Paris respectfully inform the ladies
between White and Walker splendid assortment 81
Hats Capos. Ccsks Pslsrine; Cpmais fancy and stree!
the a!ss, Paris fashion Just received ship Vile de Lyon
from Havre. ~
CRANITE-The Staten island Granite Quarry being now
either rough Building either for block roube
work ahlef s: and nel steps and platforms, will be de-
Kentedge for ships shnge ballast smaller stones
will be delivered on board any vessel III habo
Vessels load with great dispatch the wharf Staten
n soSa orde he sep & aSa Se
shipping No danger from ice during the months.
rofiur'h*f 'niofnation apply e S,v,s orusoN An,
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LEECHES LEECHES LEECHES!
4nes s,
Hamburg for sale quannty very moderate prices by
ss..rHI GA H. WITTE. Importers d Leeches, i

Hamburg for sale quannty moderate prices by
ss.n. GA. XII. WITTE. lmportemq Leeches,
OBJ lmsec l3l William street.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Wine aud Commission
" Merchant No New street. o1e door from Wall street,
then moderate priees for cash city accepances He
100 hhds and smaller packages OF Lomene Madeira Wine
10 casks klamyey Vintage, Of 1912, a.''r-sF~
Is casks Port, Juice, the best in the market,
AZ casks Brown, Gold and other superior Srernes,
casks Henessey segneite ami Otard Brandy from Lon
10 pipes Holland Gin, part Swan brand.
Re fined Loaf Lump, and Crushed Sugan, from the bes;
Refneres, for which w. A. Carter is agent. . ft
$50 baskets Champagne Anchor, and other choice brands
W. A. Carter also general for the spcent house of
omne of Madeira and takes orders for their celebrated
MARBLE TILES, STEEL, PErPER, CLOVES. &c
5000 Italian Marble Tiles. white and blue.
20 bags Sumatra Pepper
Is bags real Bourbon Cloves.
so kegs imported White Lead in Oil
Is boxes Milan Steel in small bars. .tL t.-es
Alsoan Of Topas. Aqua Marine, and other pre-
cious Stones for jewellers. l.f u o2A lmsr
MUSTARD FACTORY.-J.C OGSWELL has removed
W from ia Allen ~ Roosevelt street. second story Of
occupied by Mr. W. Prentss coffee and spice dealer
liberal credit put up in any style.
Hotels and families supplied with an elegant article Also
country mustard. 90 lms
TOR DIR. FEUCHTWANGEk'S Pnce Current OF Copa
via Capsules, Acids Dyewoods Lunar Caustic, d
reoype Chemicals German Silver, &c &c &c. See fourth
page. .. oil 4
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~ FAItE REDUCED on both the routes from Bal
,mo,s g Charlss,on by he Cnssapsake Bay Ports
70 Ss mess on the Bay bo1,s included or via Wsshngto9
thence Charleston, s22 meals erranaing the fare
both the Every exerion made keep the
Railroads and Steamboats, these lines good
and expedite travel and make comfortable
sibe.
By this route you may be of reaching New Orleans
rom New York eight days than other line
At expense exceeding S72. 4. b. DUDLEY,
MFR President w. X X. H. X Co.
BRITISH AND NUKTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL