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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-26

We will furnish hagging, Rope, and rla,,-
taiion supplies to Planters shipping to the
shove house.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06

i VNHE subscribers have made arransemen,s :,
Il fmssv and are constantly receivinr z ~ )
i Sor France aud Rasisa8 tIennessv, Dlcky tssss3ss
Jones. Otard napny & Go, Alex. Seirnetic n fss
aad other London Dofk and Cognac l8randies. whiei
they Offer srr sale fair market rates. either fror-
their Store os troH Government bonded Warc-houst
lAey are also importing Ha8sr1 lriess Of fnes
ard medium grades, frlm The celebrated Honse d
Newton, ti0rd,iR, Cossan & CO., o: Madeira; Chan
payne Wine iro@ihe eiLknowa House Of Baaeke,
Ills d Draaeb France; and superior IIeNsuJ
,sin prepared expressly ior tie English rAarse5 4oa
Liverpool ''ss
FtlcaboYe aTticles are guaranteed pa4e 10 he eI
orr qea imnortafea ard superior TO similar articles
purchased il any Of The Eastern markets.
a share q business from the interior Of oar STATE
IS solicited % strengthen rs in oar eaaeasor 10 o.
tiblIsh At Mobile, regular House Tor aiFsef Y,t oy
asioH Of Wines aud Liquors of All Kinds. where
merchants can have their orders filed without ina
necessity Of calling on New York ar Boston ii any
other Eastern city We pledge ourselves i, the nu4
lc IN return for their patronage thai onr FERNS shan
Unreasonable; prices, Tie same us those atthe Nnrh
and our goods the BEST that can DO procured In tle
European markets
IN the retail department of cut business s,s arp
prcparcd,c fill etaers or every dcscriptioa 81 Wines
Brandes, Gin, ale, Porter, Cider. &c, by Inc gsl
Ion, Or dozen, ~ tke lowest possible prices ana as
our motto IS "Safigqet0n to orr custoretS or 10
sha, We feel certiin. that having once eigoa M \
tkal we shall seeers permanent custom
VIOLET s. CO.
Wholesale aud Retra Dealears
IN Wines aud Liquors
. 50 ColRmeice 81, Mobile, Ma
ApSii l9, 1871. nt9-6in (
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06
NHW GOODS,


a5' THE undersigned bsg lcavo Il eli ,ee \.
iep''sa q the clf.1efs uscelarkus. ard he ad,ga
ING country, 10 theft sspck III
STAPLE ANn FANCY tsinnM
comprising almost every arfiese iAehat .ina
SILKS, BAteEGES. atuSLfNS, LAWNS.
Ginghams, Caroes, Iaecs and Edglnrs, aud M tbs
new aud fashionable stycs Dress Goaas;
Brown aud DleaehaI Cotton Goods Of every widA
aad saaitt; Cosonasies, Nankins Cotton and Liner
teatTngs, ard goods flr summer wear.
Irish tinen Table and Brown Linen napkins. Lin.
en- ShecinFg, d. ~ aua VII Vide, six Wors,cd
and Guttca EFe,a and kala acse Gloves afnts. Hand
kertkics, crayats. SsSpcaders, Ana articles tof the
Iplfst in greti yarictF, Aiso. asgo stcek cl new
and fashionable ready ftAsc Clothing, Closhs. Cassi.
nfefaa, and Vcsinss, loataanA Shoes, Ssdery. Chi.
na Glass, Stone Wood Siiyer urfsaria, and iIsrt.
ware, lewelrg Watches, ctr, ote,
The above, with tkeir full assortment al coods ~
Dlarkcis, gcrseys, tinseys Osnabhrvs
Wool Hats ass tkey ofx d all, tHdfe particularly
r those Y whom they ate Ha4rrFosnany obligations
" tlicaF iecrs! patronage tsr years past
4 SIMPSON Il 60.
rchRa, 1850. 3S.tr
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06
TO CONTRACTORS
iUR
SINKING tfsTESa WELLS.

'ENlit board q Mayer aTga AIdernsen olthls tity
has authorized the undersigueato advertise 6l
proposals ior the sinking Of an AressaR Wen. Pro.
rfTas Asom contractors are therefore rviteaanil the
hfe INV q Ocloher next Under the following fesric
ttonss tcWit; lhe amount charged per taet tor h.
saFlns @aseF3 the amount ior insprin1 waes with
o"t fegard oaepih ;and The amount Dor loot for sink
w gsahd euthn'gg t4e Wen, without regard ii DEPTH
M water. i'riis Wi De received inF each os ilese
llE9PoSals sepafaieIy PefsnHs bidding. will please
enclnse tlfr itis d the UNDERSIGNED 81 ,lisl iaeo
who wal, b due CINE, lay tIiem before rbe o.r
whose dceisieaShcreon ntlI te ma,Ic known Ii iae
several bidders 81 tie effliesl qfeiical&p moment,
AP Jones
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06
ANNOUNCE A ksaIE.NTS

p
-tlf.WE areanihori.e cd foanaeunre IcpN I.g,t,,f
n acaaJaIate f'r the office af State Chancellor
thr.ehsirng November election.
ME arc aahor1Ad I'll announce CItartr
sesNF "a Z catiliNalc fir the nllcc NJ Srase Chan
srllnf Y the ensuing November efecfsup
M, ~ w src authorized sr anneassce rsxY Y
I AGrffv.-ss a fsnlida.r FsTT NM ,1ira of $40.
0hanfc ilsrai Tho cnsthr1 Noyenhsf election.
aI WEtfrc authorized Ii annonnce NaresS,r,
y. dbopsyIS asa eandidate for rc-elcctop u n,
s"lhce Ct Judge of .lc Protafc Cont af IoasNles
1cognty y tl'ecnsnnc November seirJtfa.
~ MH arc authorized r. arinsifncc M. M. TT--ys
,.. II eaNl'nte cs fhe Office ol Mayor 81 yo-
'p'ona.. ~ 2 aliss ~ tTt rnsuifg November eeetioN
i'A1vrases Al candidate fir ssl,crfe oY ousnilas
e7nhsg ~ the ensuing NovemlKs elections
lJNa.afe anthsfize1 II auno1nne Il. DsIIsnry
AZ ctndilifo farthc office u Sheriff iog Lownles
! &crnty Atiisecnsnira November election.
" he are aiithprlzed 70 announce III, n; Gas-nX
Y csna'latetor tic office Of Sserir of. I.ownaes
Fcoanty AZ the ensning November clectiots. II
~ Weare. Authorised 40 announce rs. n5s,aI
u candidate for The office o SAcrN lortlle es,,n,y
y iiowndes Y The rNsnirT November election.
W. Etare autliorzedto announce j. Il. JoSss
] u Z eanatdate for the office Of Clerk of tle Sn
l1sne sspuTtsots Clancery AZ the ensuing November
] a We are authorised to Announce Amzt N
spyE IN Candidate for fc4enction to tile offre n
sfcalt EleFk of Iowndes County ii The etsIinr,
EAorember elections Aa
WE are aathorlscase annonReesD avrrr. N4t.i
n .aaMs as eSndlate fol recollection 10 the ofee of
,lsoa's Gserk tof lcNndes county At the ensuing
VI VIZ IRE anthor1edse annnrnee i. u ScFoos, !. Il
~ acfaiiiate forthe ohse of County Treasurer
~ sha ensuing November election
NV are eanthorizedto announce II. Dswsfsc
sa anadate fiftho office al CouHty Treasurer Il,
Els ensuing November election.
VI WI are eanthofzed u aRnounce Jacos Isaac
Eli candidate for Treasure oF Lowndes county /
E'as ensuing November election
IN, WE are authorized to announce Drgarnl
#ssA AELLER as candidate for Assessor of Lowndegl
srn!y n at the ensuing Novemberelection.
.sa 4I " are authorised to announce l.ArsoS il.
RToRp ~ candidate ior the Office II Asses.
.saof 'he county Of L5Wndess ai the ensuing No.
ss,s,sa s eiecllnn. M
~ Weare authorized ~ announce i. I'VE hIj8s,s
|s candidate tor Assessor fof Lvwndes Comfy. Il
|@s ensuing November election. f4I
Fl ~ ~ WI are authorized II announce TESsAsgs IN
.eA VI " = saadlsate I'm Town Constable II tle
ing NnyfinbaK 8Aetion n ssI ssg sS
~ - sse are authatzed ~ announce fran..- y,
Il q AZ candidate for r.. ,,ss
oNl constable At the eHsnng
are authorized 10 Arnons,ea r..ss., 4 !
sAsA AhA a. Candidate for Constable NJ n:s,.;4.
> a, a. the ensuing November election 'ss''st
" we are anthorisedto aFlaounce Sassw IL ~
q acaAdida'e for Town Cennsfal,In u NV. a.Aas'
u November election. '% es'sa-
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06
DISSOLfJTtON

'nI copartnershp heretofore existsns b,.s 49,.
ELISHA ScuLL and STEfHLs q. i,ETeHsn 4.
saessoycd in consequence of fhs decasse1 ~ I'M
|ae, The books Of the cid concerns Nj.
Aa .he notes and accounts due Tie same ~ II,
aands of the undersigned, who aolIe II snssssa
g settle the same All pcgsoAs t.sgeBses III III
|Ylenent. 3'S S3''s III N u al'as ssl'slse
april Y. lssf MIMI 4 4 's'ss
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06

Sa.7N Naa N em Ylf1T3,
On sftSn W WkAyfU, MrESsS * 60.
sEiili aadtf Geaa liasr iorsed 4 tefatlBcrshjg
NE abaFe style, iof Aa F8rpe~g n cen.
.allncfihg 4 NeEeapiis Basaess, III the Nv Goods
iine " tlie a9s M lkaowE ad staad--e hcep leq
tlafe nnlianda e4tse}atts{hySergmfft w
NlAPlH s} itNcf DRY G0ODS.
SlHfz5is iarihn Seafpa aiA As tait6t; tqse hes
Hlih Rfalgfa4ia GtRhisgi i9fdsaq@ d (y@eeas.
NaTes SaatigHg dl.
,W,efhslte onririsnas and DE pnbHataglvc rs N
ftl siFs eSatmne eur sttnk, al We ha4e 10 doubt ~
hF'Rs URIC Y osaittlicni III Goods aFd prices.
JOHN n. OTTLt.Y,
PETER STARK.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06
CalnlnhAs, lnlN l:llh. j An. n
WI 1EEIDTs8i

\ Ah sFIlwsv IL atill n Ais bill standon Marior
~ street, easistad by kis son, I w SiLLnAs
s one " uo't of whom nay n Eetsral tc found III
stpif 0Eee except @hon professionally abaant or A.
tenalhg tontcr necessary business.
We have on hand an assortment III sncA vssli.
enesas hniilies generally nced inmild forms VI djs4
ease, q n the incipeut stages Of ether diseases
Nhieh may require medical ssiyise Long experience
~ he South, general success snA close attention Il
lle guarantee oiltredto all Who may call iior medical
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06
DAGUEIs EOTYPINls.

Vie Subscriber begs leayete the citizens
". = q tolnnbus and ,ts vicinity that he llastaken
rooms ~ The City Hall fsr te purpose II rxecutgr
Photographic Likencsses.
ln the latestimproyca style From aii expercbcc "
ot some ten years Ii the business together with bc
afl of onecl the largest infsrnmenes now N ,,se.
ne eels safe N assuring the public that bis produc-
tluns Shall equal that IF asy arts IN the solih.
X. II. WELLINGTON
" Colnnidns, Miss. Angnst lH. 1881 RI
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06
Law Notice

liE eoRartnership heretofore existing between a.
ipyhin y q n Crnsoe has been dissolved. &.
n Crasne Wiz tortinue e practice in Tie Courts
ei 9wndes saf ne adjoining counties, and thc ssu-
preIre Court A Jackson, aud alao ii ne Circuit
Courts u Pickenscosa,y, Alatams
A. BCYKIN.
q. Il. CKtSOE.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06

ORDERS so. fs.


iE1n QrAsrEEs iIH DNsios. ~ NJ
eoluasys, lu,y l2,h, ts5l
n election Is hereby orieras tobe held Oh, N ~.
= eay snd Iaasiay ile 81 sd eth el Nogenber
ReAl, in he counties q NsWieu kemneY. Nexabes
2ee leEndes toEa Risliits Gr1cralof The N Bro.
-de ~ d.g'ssn Assis4lap. Ni,i Ia il ne vlssi,.
s. escas'eHsa 9 .He expiration 3. tAs commission
q, Bug, Geo Wsas
A'sq N the epui.iies q. Ga iliebt, Cl4oetaw Gar
fai, faob0shs and Talsksieaie ias BfssIis-
General n yae Isl Btigsie 4ih dssi4la N. n. IA
sahey oeeaslcned ey expiration II term q gset IS
brig Sea Owel
be commanding oilicerSof 9Th, 9sih sasA slfb
Sst, Sih 62i, s9th, Soth, ana saih Regiments are
harged With the execution OF fats order, or III tbe
eyeHtot no Field officer e.ng IN command in either
q sad Regiments, then the Sheriilog such county
SHAH perform said dniy and make rcasn tereo, L,
t'lls Division Head Quarters.
fIltlS. 6, BtEWETT.
Maj. Gen Ith Dhixon, ~. ~
BY " Nd'AgFnY. Asl
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06
Final Notice

I1URSIiANF II ~ order of The Probate Coart II
4 iowHdes County State ~ Mississippi entered IL
ahn Aagass term. l65i Iwipfesen my accounts ind
vouchers aF final srnemnnt and discharge Ii adusn
sFat1f iii slse E7iata IT Lewis Canphe deceased IL
tie 0eaphef term pf said emit when Ill persons ine
ressrd Ey arpcsr and object II they aee rause IL to Hi
JAMES AiOREHEAIA.
Aagusi VI lsS 3w# Admfnigsrascs
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06

! DIE. W l..ILlssa.llllIllIls..,

oltefs bis professional stfsi5es 10 tss etisens i
N9snFsH and IS sieiii .sls Isaes sv a,Iigen, :, i
sail'iag i;gasian e lis asiiss 10 sesits shar. .
tAelr ceialenee.
lle etsS e laHE Al alhonFs when na; progesss;e
slyeasaged II rs oEecesi Man sfee, .erns.r,
cuped ov his ftber.
Columbus. Mss, JULY tsihs lso. s-,s
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06

n WI Eage il our anlhorized aren't =.
s.,1A ..a.'se who are indebted ID Weaver. MhllIn u
.ass!na!a. will knd their notes aud aeepnnfS n
- II hhT one having claims eansf n vii
Present. them II III. W. Cars s''T' q ''''s
WI 8. wEAIfsR
- :. JOHN bIs. MIjLI,IN.
'p0as, Nov. Is, 1850. s1'a
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06
NOTICE.

lTIAVING9bcen appointed by Tho Ptobs,, Cam, NJ
IL Lowndes County State Of aiississppf, II te An.
gust tefn, l55I Administrator 0 The Estate Il Julien
Hagson. deceased all persons are notified ID pre,cn,
heir claims against deceased, dHly prohatcd vita II
the time prescribed by Law, 81 tny viii be forever
barfp6 BENZ. HUGHSay
August VII, I99As bw-F Administrator
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06
DIR. q. n. IAN1Ss

iiss removed bis ssice 70 tic store OF i.aapk.s
y hnaeh, main street, where he w,ind be plpas,i
y see s's ifenas, aud whefc a.. message len hg
hhn viii be promptly allendedto
Columbus October ii, 1850 fs.f
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06
iss IaEy III iS5l-II2- SIN,
NOTICE..

/ n
/ TIE undersigned wJigin hteral 4ev-aFd N an,
ore whoWQ give 10 a. II Suifh III partner, st Go
iH'hous. such nlormatiom as riRM ID conviction
any pefsoncF persons fir .r1spaHsng nrBR hia la.d
fn Ic~ndef or Noxuhee conutiesJA Av cutting basket
who'd -
Alostot these lands are valuable for their timber
whilst sonse N them woulI Be If no value without
l--tlleretorethe evil complained Of canand wiz Ia
allowed no Ionrer. s
PcfApns Wishing this timber can Be accommodated
by purchasing the land which can Re had en r.srsef
terms l27it--2N Vi. tNv. PERKINS.
By Nathaniel fs Coed win ESQ.
Fudge effae Probote Conrt. ii ana fcs. Loas,tdes
County, STATE ef Mississippi
OTIcEis hereby given That on application Il
a J mc by WIN. b. CayaHah. tiaardian III .Ilo M
nor heirs n Mrs. Cavanah, daceAsr8, sii5 W.,h Il,
n CaYansh and y H CaFanaf, claim asi uaaigg'.d
eig part ol flte ielhwAg tracts NJ parcels III a,ns
described Al The west half u TIC west tit III sts
south west quarter Of section a6 township l7 Fanna
lfeast, and the south haIf of the south east q8ar
at of seetion27, township hi range IG cast, II,
LpWndes county.
have nominated Iohn A. Daley, John n chan. /
aser NM Benl lsFzeks Commissioners 10 divide the
satu haesA nA tMna mo HgiAl shares NJ parts; and
unless proper objections are sated to me 1t Tile
1ouft House On Monday tile gOth day III Octohar
next The said John Il Daley lohn y. Chanilor
aad beH BraEk wAlihcn bc apssaiptnd c4aHmission-3
ers p make partition Ut lie sad ahls, pursuant n
N sct entitled TAI All epneesning the PARTITION III
She'd BY eoparceGaes, pins teAalta ara tenants
I'll common
Girea aiidcF fay Asssl MS t33;Is sas o( Angl.t.
III 1871 N I III. II GOODWIN jsdoe
Columbus Aug Az, '5i. i-2a4r, Il. sis 00.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06

.IfPcr<nn- ctffe irr ans dfthc ibose felters wat
please say they are ssvegtlsei."
All. JORDAN. p N
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06
PIANO T1l ES
For Sale.

NSV rFaiscl direct lf@s \ Npr9i 3 stllenaI
~ lsosc wood piaaos wrieh witl be so5!low III
sasl EAqnirc II the F0Aitart Ware Kn,i..
kept VI I WONElSnORfF Alsoa4eoAass II.
Rcht " CAbaet Furniture curslstis4 N Rafeaa,.
WarlreArs, lsrNsso44~ VI AL kiad-, WasGsta,rls,
IaheM Chairs lrakifg fIa#es, M8itrassps Sc
~ R-- Ilie Undersigned wsud alse tsist NJ it,rt.
lQlY 'styn'he citizens VI tnlaabea 8rd ttrc gicia
" tlnt le wilt discharge the dntit- " undertaking
WiiI1 heatfitss ard dcspstrk whenever called epsA
JEROME OMEI.SD4RFF.
Anril Ii. lsAl nAa .l1l.a.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06
May 8, is5I--.niG-te

may >, isol--niG-tf.
i TV0ONEkSuF AND DEALERS I'M HORSES
N GarRtgns Fognder Oatmruf, for The cure
o Founder, sPIlt lioof, lFooEhonnd Horses. ~ \
NM Contracted and FeYersh Nact wounds. bruises
~ ilgc flesh CALLED kackF cracked llees, Scratches
/ cuts, kicks, DC. on h0gscs
CARTONS RlNtrBONE CURE. fDribe cVre
" nebone, blood spasin, bone spawn, windrals.
aAa spfiht--a certain remedy.
Ibis Ring Bone Cure and founief Ointment Are
prepared from TIE recipe of 4 very celebrated Epg
lhsA FaFricr, and Bil enre iii niletynne cages uo,
y one hundred aHY Of tla above compIaInts. They
iaye teen nsel by iafucfs, igery-inen. staac pro.
prie'ors and others stl Tie most tnarlea and de.
Gided susees#
nn;sl iil n 4ats aaly b32somatocl Il Brother Nh
4. JOHN II slii Columbus only hyJ Blair Ii aber-
deeFAy Hampton Il Hernd0n. feb g2-3l-iy.
IF 'f4isEsS worm YERlfIFqjf,sE II ---iTiEa
IN si0s.pg order shows Ill oace tie demand sa- 1
ana thc excellence ol this great medicine (eyfis.
cates nave bceti " multiplied III favcr 81 It'll MN.
aIlpge, shat We consider Il unncces safs b aii I'M
naaFgs
"j hda II Ces--Ths yennifurelolt " N gs!e
soine tine aso hyypar agrnt u ali sold. Ii selEs
very rapaly, and pHsHs great satisfaction All va
afe entirely ont AZ The aftiea aid having 3reauent
eal foF Ii YEN Min plcase send us sorle imtnedi
aiely. 4. MORN IN X N, 4,
~ saae ~ j II MES 10 N f6 81 co
lnHR q H4g- IN
..A t
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06
= WERW


VIZ subscriber Von.l ia lEug his irients an3fh,
pa63e generally ilias De has taken the eafr,
corlrs o. it1se well-knoVn LIVERY STABLES
i-r7l-Tiy oeeppsi ty Gag & 1tigey, on Mlgse. :,
saaib q ihr ~Colambas ll5.el" lie has en,srsss
and atas f7ise Improved lis Stables So thar he y
reE prsparei 70 aceeEnoisie aav numbssof hassss
tastaay e. eii sih hirn IN ssyie not asss 81.
saY csiaSashEnsnt q tie k.a5 rest Ct Mason All
Dlsea liae. lie keeps constantly on hand ssr
nires Ssd1e li9fses, Carriages. BpEg.ss, &c Of Tie
rqss ssfei'of ausliy. Prom his long experience in
s sliess aaa great desire 10 erss perfect ssts-
iaasoGtS his customers: he ls;ses "a re.,si,s /, *
eraf share of usfr6rsra
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06
10 Planters.

NE hare VI hand very excellent article y.
I. itei sssoseF ssgsd. all ssid allpp g0uSseIses
store they aTc 4oA gat
TAYLOR: Y fslsi Esrh1
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06
j Ist OF Letters

III BAIAIt e mile TCsi C6sce ai Colfntus
is Ai.salLe 2sicf E1TEMBER, 1851.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06

HaYadFe. Tad Six Tissues. IA.
AlSll-Wa exfnrt sosii IL receive sfffl .ff1a Fair
q uSSis' aisd we rylte our Frelh b cAll and
rxasalir, Allpfwhcli We viii HeiIunas good feTns
fathcr inF cssh aF0n Hsua tiFs3 Al can lie bought
III ANY gaad house III TIE CITY ~ aiahae
Gf9IAilF, HUMPHREYS i. EiLLlpS
MaFrh# $I<5i
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06

aEAnzl boz. FAfss lax TIiIl 4 II sa
AgAtR - u 9 aHd eFeHTsd from tn.
aski Tenragea, alld sor sale bY
N n ~ HID.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06
CAV II RIktliiiIsts.

Jackson, Misa., Aar ie, 1884 -Flsw,
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-06
DIRECT TRAnE.

eoIansns, MI... May N. $780,. : !
The southern press., 1851-04-25

Ing patty 10 survey sKs land noE occupied by
The Indians under an sscort Of regiment Of vol
unteers, with orders 10 capture all the lndians
they fall in with, and 20 destroy their towns" !
have only to remark that this department has
to raise a volunteer regiment for the purpose Of
protecting those engaged in such an operation.
beg leave, however. to assure you that this
department is employing, and will continue to
employ, all the means at its disposal to effect a
speedy removal Of these Indians, and To express
the hope and the belief that neither the govern
ment nor the inhabitants Of Florida WILL by any
precipitate proceeding, interfere with and thwarl
its efforts. l have no doubt that such proceed
ings would rather re.ard than expedite the accom-
plishment Of the object they have in view.
remain, very respectfully, your obedient ser
want, c. M. CONRAD,
Secretary Of War.
His Exceency THOMAS BRowN,
Governor Of Florida. Tallahassee, Florida.
The southern press., 1851-04-25
PROSPECTUS
THE SOIL OF THE SOUTH.

'HE undersigned, committee of publication. ON
| the part or The Muscogee and Russell Agrcul-
turai Society, respectfully invite public attention
70 the following prospectus of a MONTHLY
JOURNAL, to be published in this city under the
auspices ofthe above named association. 81
The work will be devoted to the interests of .qp
rlcuifttre and Horticulture, Domestic and Rural
Economy. Under these several heads will be in
Guided all that concerns the culture Of crops the
improvement of the soil, the management Of the
farm, the garden, the orchard, the flower ward
and the house-keeper's department. In their con-
nexon with the interests of the soil, the other in
dustria pursuits of the land, will receive their ap-
propIiate attention.
The "SOlL OF THE SOUTH" will be under
the editorial supervision of CHARLES A. .PEABopy.
esq. and Col JAMES M. CHAMBERS Mr.. Peabody
has been for two years pnst connected with the
Agricultural Press, and is equally dstins uished as
practical and scientific farmer and gardener
Col. Chambers is one Of the most intelligent and
successful planters in the South They will be
assisted by an able corps Of contributors, among
the practical farmers and planters, of the land
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. LIFl OF JOHN RANDOLPH.

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Have now ready the fourth edition.
T IFE OHNRANDOLPHO OF ROANOKE f
IL BY Hugh A. Garland. Two volumes I2mo
Portraits, 80 So
Mr.. Garland has given us a daguerrer 'ype o
character more eccentric and variable than Ura
nus itself, and witba two volumes of exceedingl,
choice historical reading ."--[Repubiic
The biography of Randolph has greater charm,
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curry
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