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/ n,iinn Of thc STAT s-The prrsrrvalin" o
caeIf;, ar r erni,ie to their a'l"pFinn.
sBYzih" Pr.si!!cnt, ". II. PEE hlcs. Fol
how cilizrns@H gives ne rl"asure 10 Icar
HonS1hs "crasinn. tn" sentiments sn freely
fdeHrercd in relaiihn to our represents.
Iainn--ln other words, that the farmer is
becoming alive To his interest. We will
send tI,ose whose interest is our ilsfsres,.
that indung SD we may soften lhfse iron
! times.
;v Capt 3 F Rbamc. Col. FL Moses
! a talented and able SrnaI"r i'll our :It.tt'
LEGISLATURE; w"sWill prove our Confidence
by re rIrrliag Him.
+ ]. :. B.,ssard, Esq. being called on for
a sentiment rose and sad--
Mr.. President: II affords me peculiar
pleasure To offer Il sentiment on this 'cca-
sim. What bosom sir, would not glow
with ardent cmnliuns at thu recollection of
again meeting. after lapse ofseven years,
the free, b"l'l and independent farmers Of
this neighbnrhnnd, on this, their c"nse-
Grated ground? II is hrre I'VE usel 10 meet
1t is here the spirit of your free insli'u.
linns was sustained with 6runcss and una.
simiiy. Yes sir, you very well remember
that within few rods Of lhiSspot, hand III
hand. WE used IN rally arouad the standard
of our beloved sSlnl".
And wIetc, si;. is Iha, pnlr-consecra
ted I" Ii rrry. when. upon lis top, waited
The Palnrtiu Brnurr? II ha Ssfallrn! But
his dav tr<iifirs 'I,aI thrasi irit Whiri; rear
ed it.. still nnhly litr>-i'tSI 'h" spirit" par
" jral u-"<: for. Ihomh G d. t 'r i.aS In"g
Since happily sm'shed. But 'hai siiiii
which will assume The altitude If :rvr-
reign Resistance against the uSmrra'igns'f
power. Then sir, what better ran IF, h
than AZ -, z$a
The Spirit and rndnif9itU 9ot Spring
Nii--'ihrsc are her ~ 0fkas Il lp,l hes.
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4ADvrcE To oTnELADlE-.--A pretty hnnh
and il pretty f"nI ADAMS g" I""rihrr~-
WHEN speak oEilr one ~" always think
&c lie other. r.r tits rca-nn. stepping on
II wnnan's lonl is cqHira!cnr /" SQUEEZING
her hand, and equally proper, h"' 50 n'"-
ti,ncS more c",ivru:rni. as II can he done
under the table. BE careful. h"wrvrr.
never I" attempt it AT II cr"wdc" table tor
fear IF making mistake, We once saw
lady very much confused, who was tIY-
-: o,,s...- -;-:. ..s;r,al,5 &, o...,r,.... N.Pl"-
SITE, and Instead h' 81 I'is Is "f"d aah press
edun The corn covered toes rf annld bache-
lor. H. bore il as lrng as he could, and
thcnvrrv quietly remarked. "Ma'!am when
you wish To SIep nr. grnilrman'> tncS, hc
particular and gel the foot that belongs /"
him-lor the last five minu'rs You have
bee;I1anming my c"rns must unnercIful-
ly.
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FOURTH or JULY CELEBRATION
Forlhe Camden J0uuRGL.
Il ABSTNENCECE LIBERATION.

FOrahe Camd"n JOuRGl.
TOTAL ABsTINENCECE LIBERATION.
The citizens "G4Srmlcr District in rhc
neiehborhnod ofSpring Hill, ,assrn'b!eds | an
the fofiTr1h day of.Jaiy, to crlebra teaheiI
national independence uph"r the full in,
/. furnre -uf-lhe patgniic ardonr, zeal and
unaninitv that has usually characterized
.1hrir meetings on snrh occasi"hs.
The ce!ebEalians, was conducted on n
plan harmdhiziHs every respect with
the great absorbing principles of temper
ance; and perhaps there is nn Instance in
which The cause of Total Abstinence has
been more cordially received aHh rsidiy
adhered ,o. Although temrted by tw"
whIskav wagons that cncampcd Eear the
eFprounl Of rendezvous, laden with the OIL,
and mild, the fragrant, and sparkling, and
srednlcn, Of the ,rnc favor of alcnhcl, none
Of The lazy spirits who had assembled ,o
consccra,e the day, would quali' the nee
tarrd FIJI lis aIurcmenlS fell beneath
the sacred pl"hge, while the free, bold and
. industrious farneE would recount, in his
: own nervous and natural language. tn"
artlent emotions which The return of this
day brought for h. ------.----.-------o ,ss-..-,
Al u 0e'een; ''I ,,I hI';s~ ;'saIfiu ren,lne. $,
opr'"g lil,' ;, "a,'g ,;sa hr Lent Col Cha,d.
5aler, WHO, after few preparatory eV"'n'
ttions3 3f6rmed the Companies at c"nvem'
EN- "'S'an'. ,,,a ,", m-n,nr amilsIsi,izcns, the
J',"I" J,," r'.o,,,archnd IN nili,a1y proccs<;nn
. Wh,'e "''. ~" &C., " =, ,hn s,creJ Sanctuary,
Dy oru" "''' NV. w. -" ,,ffarcd nv
e Z WIN" ., ;r,n"rassivc manner b. the Rev.
',> 60 ~" IT. D.o,,r,,;,, f,,le.
H. " o"hNs NJ ,.;'h r,.oo IA on.
Pen'"hc', was w ,''" =, 'tn" pIi. M .r,ar which
eTgy, ny ~ H. 'N"'s' ,,,,;.. ,.n.
the tar wh" n'''"''" - .'! "'!'; r,r,,
ence,"h 'ne ''.'" ~ ..;',, ,rcn,
pirate an'"r'' '''r "" r -,
appinnS'. >'"P'' - ~ I,, ~. ,.,.-l
thesDty' inc" ''r'S'' ''" - y 80
and. elHq4rEt hammer
ed d""lenss' a%"N"m,.'5 ~ m n s.T,'s ,r, s n, ~,
Inc sf':'F'''''.', " ,,,''D,. an II.
pat'i"''Ih"' a:eirsss ,o.. ,r,r,,y -
tar d""sn,efs aao,'a"' t'; -" ,tsy;,.c,; -" M Il,
n""cc anos,pl's ~. =, pl'ss"a ', &C .'Ii.w7,S, Lc.r,
ae" a.,.'as' ''' .,,,,, IT, .,s,, ,d;,
h'l'' lne e'"'L'" ',.,..s snac;,,v. ,sble oroan
:en' .,i, sro.,i 'ha m h,sn;,s,i,y nf ,lr (rre ~,
ssssS ,ra.| e, I;ars .'b Sf',b, r,;,',bnrhood
i's"' e,'' a;..aT$,. IJ...;,,r. with III.
~. nr hnror lines William
SD e. ,.rsi,led assisted by J. S
- an4Ir,n, 2 n Rl,amc as Vic,
Dnss;1ens ' ~
.T'" r,'" r'iI',,,;no IT, r,I,r .r,,s,s werc The,
a'a sano;saJ wi,h land and. cheer
,a
'"i "l; The Dau ,cc ccJcJrotc
2. TIE first President of the L. States
General George WuShiastOn-He sill
remains To his successors in the Cahine
and in The field. model of honesty, irwin
chile courage and moderation. ~,
"a. The Heroes ofthe Reooluf1oa-!hel
memory is embalmed IN the heart OF eve
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=
scend de pulpit wild CRATE andSlireIy y'Tsmn.
pair oh pailialnomnnd boot from SsmJuEn.
! sins aunt. wi 3tr' spprks oh lie eivrr. A..
cortiingIy welrke h- text from de fnIlerin'
lauruapr ob de- pnet:
Ding io,iagasEslE, the cats in the we'll.
Who patsSertii? Sa l. tcJubBny Grern d
who puifd htr ou;? Z Great lhg lin Snout." =
: Ills rl"nuru, Ianuragr sysurpuse Ia bed
wril' xar,lv omc rh"u-anLssyear arlnr dc
bir, uf ccusns. ant, ,lu,lttsiSS, Il. rrar,iss Oh
r,lIiu, dc bcIs at lie inncral ynssrs-i.rs. |
.,uosr Won kuow Whence r.sr bel. vas t..l.
!,i II was Il, ,Tc lrarh nf Ah,l.. iii
hrull,r ti,aI.i,n will Il h;r sfi.a. ,r! t.b-
b.r afterwards he was cali, +! Il cn;a. Dlu
~. crrr,.u h, II WIS toll Il hy a ,a.n', ,rr.
,,.r, ami all .ere,,lr e. M, t., .!r Ei,,,.ni.
q, dis ,unr,a,J 'ra<inn whrn &C. ca, Oct u,
Il. w,.l i,sunsr ,,c bell was ,n!irh hv de.
town cri,r, an'I hr If "A rewa~l OF i;'r
,'niar and rive '>crir'i"n Oh dr cat +" ''r
finder. IL dis ii CO Lr poet d"9s'ni say
y h, 'cnvrr de- rat and g"l dr. rrwarn.
'pr,us !, wa. KIM Sn!,.nnn uS hr was he
It v;.es, m in d. wu,ll. andsknow what
cn,nr ob rlc ca, berry we'll
! Disis ius. part of de s"hj'ck, and den
we come tn de 'rnrlant 'qniry oh 'who
M, her in! Dar is de pin,. becase if dey
Tcn,cb. .de-felIcr DIZZY make him paw fnr it,
-E5o II turned nut 10 he little Johnny Green,
al.t'''"-' -.'-iiiil tQsnlnish. faI doln dis
n'e; "fkasI why NJ = a"n " INV. ,"H ~
,u,r,,r, ,s no ,nJJ,r WHO null her ou,7
P"r'"h' as TIE t"""' T. W." r"'. "t' "I;' u
's"'Se .e ,!'' ""' pun wi. w '"' ''|o ",S M
'e"aF" ',i ''~ o"I"' az" w .".n' "" ".
owner. P'"s'. u "e ,r"" I'll, ''"""'' NV m:
G', maSSa '"""' IS d n'@ ''iie' - '"". n'S
ack 1T pehcrnnsn' S !" ',."Hs" ''''"u' WIN II.
FISK ms own '''' !" S''e ie'''' 'sS'",e 20
"n'"! "n al pause """ = P.ns ~. Nv -
an ".' e;a,r ", ,rd a. ~, Dc @ wrIl,n ge,irink oh
s"II sI v'f,s ,sr " an when hc ss, nr hr ser de
cn, in ,!ar 'praps he ,isk d., she went
l,s ". :" ~ 49, 49,, caI1 h,, Gin DE- Graham system
w., h br sn,,m rrrcaiyr d,, she is irwin 10
,,., ..,, Den .,r I,.w,r down ,Ir bucket AID
J.. ,ri, -, ~, co,. She shake er skin AMI
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"Have Won no pen and nk?' said tl,ey

"Haye yonmo pen >and INK! sald the
t!orInr. - a.,
M" said the poor woman.
."Wrll--I nav lost my psncil-give ME
a piccenfc! c!.aKsp :lss Z
And The daci9r -esfalkcd prescription
upnn lAr tionr.,letlingA Ahe afflicted feenale
t. sivests5it asss }slipn he Woke. j.
TAKE i, asss6S taRe ii.'' said the cid
woman. lifting the door from the hinges
AID carving it l,slhe sick y"u,h when his
ryes,s,ptneti. s."I dnni kL"w how y@a are
to do il, am sure, l,,h the doctor says.it is
eenod, and you lad better try i!!'' :
Picaynae.
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go &c l. Es.- N t'Ds.T
now performing al he Arch street 5ashsa.s
ire, Philadelphia. exhibits m"siaasteaiah !
ing feats Of strength. .;I'he SP5ftts9 fhsS'
Tim"s ssnys--"Am"ng his exp"its he pia''.s .
ed his body in n prsilion 81 asto. losf2as3
carriage fnr cannon weighing ahoaF89 S S
lbs, the wegll of wl'icIlhr sns'aiaedWi +
pertectnase. He thriffnrmed platfeysr,
nn " hith were placed yIsOo lbs. w%iahi;s i
which he lifted by the sire, Sth'oi his bas ~
tie fastened n"xt a handage around ~ 9 I
luins and ac,nse lis 2hack and sh"ulas8s, :
and then NV" h"Tses were harnesscd TO hin
while he s,rrrrEriSkimsrlf~ffa oeshis sio-
mach nn pIartasrl. anj ,tbry'were upal,isss
to move him fr;asseetis p"Silion. On The!
contrary. hr, ar6pc1 a!4ng ON Aissbetiy
,.rass,t Inc horsf .atffrs hih,!#$I hen twosssal
We attached lo:,,fppe sd 50 strands, lrt :
Ihiir. strength could not tvcsk il. ills5..
same rope wsslpia.E .,;' peff@ct easai
by the main s'ffSSsNgt;Upf bis mets,n Her
cnlcs. llr.alsn l,ickcdynp ivy Stout men.
and swung them a,ound ill they becatnc
dizzy and reeleh as drunken men, when ne
put them down! ~ y
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The New Orleans Pirayune tells AN an
ccdulr ok Temperance .,nann huntsville
who was very at,xinus 10. have nrighh"r
sign ",he pl' dgr"-snid the trmRerance
man TO ,he.uther-.
II wish y"u would sign your name tn
it," -
"Ill consider it over. 1, isa't hest. to
he rash Ven know, aud stop t,o s"daen 'y."
sisli1 nov is ll." vr'y. lime, and y"ur
nm 'He.W,!l 90 so far, anu have so great M
cilrrl.'
We'll. now "a" I,c, is, ran stand it
wi:hnn iiq ."r '"l.,ab!r well during ,h'
Sr,nmrr, bat l., win:rr IFS II" use IN
u, iiikr ln!,ir If il. However, seeing
iLs, ". at! hrl yun al""g, you may
9fftl nv t."wn FIR %tX m"mths.' = ssis,
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A fellow nan cN R">s. who ran AWAY TO
C,uat!l T. ON Wisconsin in dc6t TAR nevs-
osner, i, uuw in III, Kingston penilenlia'
Liy
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Why is a Printing O.ce like scolding
woman?
Because il has Tx. DEVIL init.
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NO. So.

|
,b sur s"' jerk, AZ. Il, gw"nc 10 prnvs
I!bt"d lrst'!'lfah lahaessaiyou in m;S.
dat Sam J"hn&on l,a raised Tc price oI,
fried eel. He wiIl,rrcci.e company ebbe-
ry day and ebeaing ut all hours. De re-.
lpprt dat siainho Wing hah einppd wi66
ril;.lis WLea,lry is. false. D5 w9ious CT
f., y papers viii chiiSSps de f'riies werfn
.auch 'o.m'.ke dis suicn"ns, as tiPirSrack--
trrs iah <mh'rrh nj De public es'i.r7n Ifns,s
D. CRATE pot. t.i.or,i Gyrnr says-'Hr dst@
traI my craci,tcr i.al;r rash. but-he da, teat
my pass i.ikes awav5t.c bead oh my mnut.'
Dis is VERY ;ruc, anh hope You nebher
teal nosSin "b deskind I've brn formed :.
hat Shakespeare slaak agins stealip. if
find de yincf.I viii gel II fspts intn p;igtss ;igts
and suck up in de tree, and dat will
went auybody from tealisfgs ssss ssss 81 9
I, Oar wssya wary sad accidcatS ls5sp
down our Way yesterday, dat slIdsalgh b. -
viiy oh human life. A fine h"ss owned b. =.
"a gernnian named PctrEs,.f fell down" in dH
lreeLanT di'. dal III did mike consider :
y"ifIaHer end. frrsil am"uld b" berry .,''''.
c"nforMbe to dizzy suddenly Us dat poor
h0ss' 'Hii;.- Uhtlr Sam.
IA Bloodv Character "A man named
IffhryesSans"n. win" III i" Paris:hot ] ~
sinre; nj the age "fs7, has iiil"'I the flee
"f xpcuIi"n'r rn!rr lh' Frn-c' gorrtn'
,ln"ni SINE he WAS abunt 20 ars %: ag''
: Il il is sriiFp"s llr Las lshen mere lives /.
Ihan any "iler r~tinncr .hai ever lived =
i;aviu. iev.r been slf a relitirials,
he nn,I,,g,,i % u,.iiali"r f"r b"ih !arlies
Lurl,g !: ~ w!en the friNftii rngIsgi'
wa~fn such to,+'an; feq'.,sii"n by sue.
r'-~lnl '-,.l;za'>. inil,5siiimest t!r struck ,
If fr,nu r., I, forty heads day. u
VS. IA rrnl.rr ni iuiiff rance L" him wh'ill.
or his yri,"s were Kiugs andg gQurensor
ragged Dem. cr.rs,.r Whether ,'ere were
more "l less in nus brr;s he hring as he un.
drrsianr,s ir.a,hr servant If the. law. and
h"und :" "bet, a-king no questions. lie
struck of the heads of ;.c'.i~ XVIII, Ma ]
ria Arithmetic, Da to-. ., 4. b"spicrre, zee.
&r.; anasIar,crIy. "f Frf,,chaz AIlhrand'
ard other corspiracies against Louis PhIi-
lippa. Truly, Saus"h fIas beena man OF
blood. What his death bed rrferti"ns
were i not stated. Probably such being
was never troubled with IT elections.
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Bul nrtsfM dis irrbh'etda' poor ~ So
Noah take 10 preserve Gr r"'.she 'n'' IL 80
y. ;fsi like 10 get dr"wnden' ! =" -
she wish she was in Noah's ark when4 she
find hcscff in lie water.
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DEACON sNo WJEBALL,s SERMON.

Bffubbedj Bruddren: dis day "b our
Lord. "r r, d'icr, dis chening of "ur lord. |
scend dc pulpit wild CRATE amtslireI Iy'Esm"-
lions oh gratitude, berase Ifah rrc' iy"h a
pair oh pamla"ornnd boot from SamJotn.
sins aunt. wilde sperks ob lie eivrr. Ar
corl'ingIy welrke ,It text from dc fnIlerin'
Ianguag" "b depirl:
Ding do,igFslL the cats ip the we'll.
Who npf,Ser-if2 4 ~ L ttjcS utif5ny Grern.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-06-28

the patient: little sugar and water is the
best. For Coughs, an additional tea.
spoonful can be taken at any time, when
the Cough is particularly severe. Chill
dren directed to take half of the above
quantity at a time. If over six years of age
10 drops; if under two years, the dose
may vary from to Is drops. IL the pa.
tent IS very weak, it is advisable TO com
mence with one.half the regular dose, to
wit: half tea-spoonful in the morning
&C., and 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 Little salts, {
Seidlitz powder, or any gentle cathaltic
Do not purge but maintain natural &C,
ton.
Orders will be attended to from am
part of the Union, or British America
Letters directed to the subscriber, asking
advice, &c, shall! receive immediate at
tention.
DR.. GEO. TAYLOR,
375 Bowery, F. Y
For sale by E. A. SMITH.
Columbus, June l, 1912.
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TRUST SALE.

MHy v;rtue of Deed in Trust execu-
Ia ted 10 me as trustee, on the elghth
dav ofJune A. D. 1910, BY Hiram Cald-
we'll Of the County of Lowndes ana State
Of Mississippi, 10 secure the payment OF
certain debts therein mentioned which said
ned Of Trust was duly recorded L. the
oficc ofthe Clerk ofProbate for said coun-
~ will proceed to sell before the Court
Honee door ofLowndes County MlssissiP-
Mondoythe IOM day Of October mert,
1912. the following described property, to
wit:
The north west quarter dissection num-
Der thirty three, township nineteen :
range seventeen east, containing one hun
dred and sixty acres, more or less.
AIso:-The following Negro slaves, to
wit: Negro girl named Rebecca, aged
about twenty-three years, and her chic
Eliza aged about three years, negro CIR
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 hour:
prescribed by law.
The title 10 the above is supposed to be
good, but acting as trustee such title only
will be conveyed to the purchaser as such
WIN. P. FULLER,
Trustee
Anr'1 4. 1919. 6m.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. }
LOWNDES COUNTY.

Probate Court, May Term, A. d. 1912.
To all persons Interested IN the Real Es-
tate of Michael McCarty decd.
UOU 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 July next, A. D.
1912, and show cause if any can, why the
following lands the property of said Estate
should not be sold agreeable to the Petition OF
VIM. McCarty, Administrator, and Sarah
McCarty, Administrators of the Estate Of
said Michael McCarty, decd, to pay the
debts of said Estate, to wit:
Lots number three and four, in sec
ton nineteen, township seventeen,
Range nineteen, East, Fraction OF
twenty five 25-1OO acres, in township
seventeen, range nineteen.
The west half of section twenty five
Township seventeen range eighteen,
east. The north east quarter Of the
north west quarter, of section thirty
SIX, township seventeen Range eigh-
teen, East. The east half of the south
east quarter of sec. twenty six, Town
ship seventeen, Range eighteen, east
All in Lowndes County Mississippi And il
is fnrther ordered by the Count, that this cita,
ton be published in the "Southern Argus" a
newspaper published in the town of Column
bus, for six weeks successfully, also in three
public places III Lowndes County.
Witness, Thomas Sampson Judge of Pro
bates Court for said County. the At day o
May, A. d. 1912.
WIN. P. FULLER, Clerl
| Columbus may 10 6t inf
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TRUST SALE.

HBY virtue of a deed of Trust, executed
ID by Robert A. Smith to me. as trus-
tee, for purpose therein specified, and de-
posted in the Office ofihe clerk of Probate
of Lowndes County on the 18th day of
April 1910, | shall proceed 20 sell at the
residence of Mrs. Mary G. Smith in said
County on
Saturday the 25h day OF June, nert,
the following properly 10 wit: Judy ard
two female children, Antoinet,e and male
child, Emanuel, Boiling, aud the increase
of the females, Of said negroes, one bay
horse, one grey mare, and mule, one
wagon and gear.
Also the west half of south west
quarter, The east half ofsouth west quar-
ter, and west half Of south east quarter
dissection no. 2. Township II, Range
Is west, with the exception OF fifty
five acres taken off at the north end Of
the said tracts or parcels Of land, con-
tanning in all one bundled and ninety.
FIVE acres.
The sabove property will be sold fol
cash, and such title giyenas is vested il
me.
RICH'D HENRY BROWNE.
Trustee.
! Nav 24th 1912
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
LOWNDES COUNTY {

PROBATE COURT, JUNE TERM, 1912.
To Micajah MCGEE, Executor of the last
WiHand Testament Of Thomas Nc Gee,
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
wlt:-Lots number seven and twelve,
in fractional section number thirty-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 o.
THos. MCGEE decl, according to the
prayer of John Marshal.
WITNESS, Thomas Sampson, Judge O
the Probates Court for Lowndes County
Mississippi.
Attest WIN. P. FULLER,
Clerk
By THos. w. FULLER D, C
June Z 1912. 2m.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-06-28
II BANKRUPTCY.
District Court of the United Stat
Northern District of MissIssiE

District Court of the United States, !
Northern District of Mississippi. {
NOTICE is hereby given, that S. B.
IN ALLEN, the County of Lown1es
has been duly declared Bankrupt by an
order ofths said Court, made on the 25th
day of April, A. d 1912; and that the
said S. B. Allen has applied for a certf.
cate of final discharge from his debts, IN
der the act of Congress in such case made
and provided. and the
Third Monday Of July merit,
at Aberdeen, has been set for the fna
hearing All persons interested, may then
and there appear, TO show cause if any
they can, why the decree. and certificate
OF discharge, should not be granted.
Test, G.. N. RAGSDALE, elk.
April, 90, 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-06-28
tNRANKRUPTCY,--No.2O.

D,srp,cr CouRr OF THE UNITED STATES
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI, }
1rOTICE is hereby given that THOMAS
~ CHRISTIAN of the County OF l4owndes
has 6een duly declared Bankrupt, by an
l,aI Of thus said Court made on the 1lth day
O Of Snr A. D. 1912; and that the SAID Thorn
~ % g CHRISTIAN has applied for Certificate Of
final discharge, from his debts under the act oil
C Cor, in such case made and provided:
and the
Second Monday ofJuly, Il. d. 1842,
at Aberdeen has been set for the final hear
mo. All persons interested, may then and
,hsre appear to show cause if any they can,
wbv the decree and certificate of discharge
should mol be granted.
@TEsT, IT, w. hAU'oDAH11' Oi0iN
April Ii 1872.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-06-28
Nav 24th 1912.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
District Court Of the United States.
Northern District of Mississippi.

NOTICE is hereby given, that VIII
~ LIAM SPILLMAN, of the County o
Lowndes, has been duly declared Bankrupt
day of April A. D. 1912; and that the saic
William Spiilman has applied for a certificate
of fina! discharge from his debts under the &C
of Congress in such case made and provided
and the
Third Monday Of July Il. d. 1912,
at Aberdeen, has been set for the final hearing
Alpersons 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
G. II RAGSDALE, Clerk.
April D. 1872.
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Id. THOMPSON.
% II NHTRRAl,
Columbus, March ), 1872.
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FURNITURE WARERUu&
OPPOSITE TOOMER, GAY GU
MAIN STREET.
WIN. A. TAYLOR

VIM a. TAYLOR .
WISHES 10 inform the public that 2 I
lust received from Boston and o.
large supply of CHAIRS c S.. J.
of Grecian Parlor Chairs, Care Se.. !
Back, and Plain Rocking do, NqIs'
Ch1ldren's Table and small arm ~, - ,
LOOKING GLASS PLATES
sizes, ParIor Mats &c. lie h9s l' -,
good supply of materials ana ana , ! IT'S =.
ed TO execute any job in his ilne' -; :
it can be bought in Mobile, n bs,s
freight. He has provided a nls add
and is prepared to execute an! bIst1
the undertaker's line on TeasOn''"
March 8, 1912.
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BIount Springs.
April 5, 1912.

YENHE Subscriber begs leave to INFORM ms hs
L friends and the public generally, rh&att ne
will reopen this well known watering place.
On the First Of June neat,
for the reception of visitors. Having made
many alterations and improvements since last
season: he flatters 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
he virtue of these waters, as many years ex-
berience has convinced those who have visited
them, that the happy effects upon the afflicted
are unequalled by any.
The subscriber pledges himself to avoid no
expense or personal trouble to make his table
the best the country affords. His bar will be
furnished with the choicest Wines, Liquors,
Cordials, Cigars, &c. &c. that can be had in
Mobile; and by unremltted attention and eX-
ertion to please, he hopes to share liberal
portion of patronage.
| have also procured the services of a skill
full Physician, TO advise in the use of the waters
during the season.
RATES OF BOARD.
Board Per Month, 40 90
/" Week, IL 20
Children and servants, half price.
Horse, PER month, Is 90
week, 5 90
JONES c. LUCY, Trustee.
Blount Springs, Ala. April, lS42-6t. pf10d