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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29

mY virtue ofan execution that issued from thc
I'd Clefk Of de Circuit Court o. LoWa5es
county. and to ne direted; ! viii proceed 50 sel
,- essh a ne court house door, IN ihe tnWn O Co
ldnbus. On Moaday The eighth day Of October
next I'll the right, ute claim and interest that Rich
snl T. Hrskins has in and TO the iolnWing described
lgwn property, IN the town Of WesTFoRr: Lots
numbef ihree AMI fur ia fractional block number
twelve, and the Improvements thereon, which con-
sissa in an extensive Ware House and Store House
Levied on Is the properly OF r. r. Hoskins, 10 sat-
isfy 40 execution IN favor Of George w. Tyson &
Co. Sale within the hours prescribed by laws, this
fourth day Of September, eighteen hundred and
Ihr.ysgh,
JNO. W. BYRN,
Sheriff Of Lowndes county.
A5t IPnnieFls Zee % 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29
State of Observation-Disclosures,

Probate Court, Sept. Term, 1898.
NNO all persons Interested IN the Real Estate
II Of Felix Wood deceased, You are hereby
CITED to BE- and appear bsiorc Die Judge Of on. Pm
bates Court to be held at the Court House IN the
couaty aforesaid, on the first Monday in December
mkt, and show cause If any you have why the fol-
lowing -ands the property OF the Estate OF said Fe-
tx Wood deceased, to wit: the south east quarter
OF section number thirty five the south half OF the
north east quarter the south east fractional quarter
the east half Of the south west quarter and the south
west quarter Of the south Yves, quarter Of ractiona
section number ihlrly Elk IN township number SIX
teen OF range number seventeen west and the north
west quarter of the north east quarter of section
number two, the east half of the north west quar-
ter, the cast haif ol the south west quarter, the
west hall Of The south east quarter of section mum
Der eleven; lots number Eve eight and eleven Of
fractional section number one, and lot Two Of lrac-
tOnal section number twelve, IN township number
seventeen, OF range number seventeen west, should
not be sold according To the prayer OF the petition
OF Lackey Wood Administrative of said Felix
Wood deceased, and then and there to de- aud suc
Ter such things as may be considered Of and o-der.
q! ~ sad court IN the premises.
Jtitne1 Thomas SAMPSON, Judge Of Probaes for |
SAID county of LownIcs, the first MONDAY Of Sep
tember, A d 1888.
Attest WIN. p. FULLER, Clerk pro. TEN.
sept IS, is59-lO-ilw. Pr. fee S!i 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29
To the pul,lic.

IN the third day of April last letter wa.
- posted in the Post Office Mt Cok.S,
Abbeville district, South Carolina, directed n
Hodges of Columbus Miss. containing III. NIn.1
notes or bonds, which by some means or o,h., /,
been lost on said rout, viz: n note in 6vor q,
subscriber drawn Jointly by NJ Wallhal O,ss'
l.. Nash, A, J, Hodges, and r. Cole, for aqI
dated December 1885, due LIST January, 1881
so one for 1852 10, dated April goth 1851
LIST January 1888, with interest from date A.,
by NJ. Walthal in favor of the subscriber ,In,
in my favor given by the said Walthan for s,g
40, dated April 10th, 1887, with interest from
date, due lst Jnly last. All persons are cautos
not to trade for said notes, as their payment h
been stopped W. n. w. KELLER
Sept. 8, Is39,-9-tC
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29
Baking.
Baking.
H. BOUND, thankful for past fsyo''' ~ Z,

~ BOUND, thankful for past favoF'' w. =.
- this method TO inform the citizens o. =.
umbus' and the public generally, that having n
cured an assistant Baker he is now u,snuise' ~
Butter Cracker, which, being always iresn III Il
branch of the profession which he has ioioxs.
The last fifty years without intermisson'
them better than any imported Cracker. 80.
extending his bakery TO every variety o. -
specifications for any kind or quantity, WI
Piled at short notice f,r Families or Parties. -
?. s. Merchants and Planters can MsOi1ls
with Crackers By The single pound or esrre'. 80.
Hard, or Sea Bread, an excellent and chesP =, n
for Plantations, as it viii keep for years n e. XII
fnatr JuE (, lSos-'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29
Notice.
BANK OF THE ToMBIGBY h. r. Co.
Columbus, March 10th, 1888,

BANK OF THE ToMBIGBY R. r. Co. !
Columbus, March 10th, 1893
ROOkS for subscription to the balance ofh
AS capital stock Of the Tombigby Rail Roa
Company, will be opened at their Banking House
10 O'Clock on Monday the 10Th inst, and remal
open for six months, (uness the amount should
previously subscribed for,) under on aci, entNe
Gan act, to authorize Rail Road Companies to ds
pose of their unsold stock, copy Of which may b
seen a; the Banking House.
BY order OF the Board
II. w. CATER, Ca,hW.
March 18th, 1885, 36-tf.
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COckrell's Horse Roardin-r-

TIME Columbus Livery Stable, =. q
Il near Liylngston's Ho,el-an,. "a,
Main street SADDLE HORSES "a
quality, gentle, with easy gal, and I;.I " y,
always be had on moderate ,erra sP'as
KEYS, GIGS, BAROUCHES. sn1 S az, q
with gentle horses, with or withou, d,iv eoACSo
procured on the shortest notice. N'''''a al
The undersigned viii aisa keep ho,s,, l.,
week, month or wear, on The Iowss, yess
stables viii be under his particular cpd .nil
teniion, and all who patronize him 49, rOo'ril
having justice done them. -! Hg~
An excellent HEARSE may b, had
tee at all times the charge viii b, rso. ~ 1a''
September s, l535-9-,l ONAELl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29
O'Ncill. bearing. & Co.

b. T. WHlFLOW. W. W. ALLEN
WhitlOw & Allen.
FlCTORS g. AGENTS, MOBILE, ala.
REFER TO
Mo- n; W mGse Esq Esq Columbus, Mi
Mr.. b. w. Anderson Sumter county,
Col. Robert &. Macon, Greene county,
Messrs Byers, Penick & Co. Wetumpka,
S S1. t. H's G. Il ho Bs.,"s' Mobile.
Messrs. Fowlks, Allen & Baldwin, GAINESVILLE.
Messrs. j. s e. NJ. Coffee, Tuscaloosa,
Mr.. II. $. Atwood, Wilcox county,
Mr.. A. ID. Lucy, Oe'hol"hS'
August 4, ls3S-4-tr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29
State of Missis,i ppi, LOwndes Co,

Sylvester Pearl, use of Sc.
1907 49, Auach't $3.50 90
Benjamin + Cox.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the above at.
~ iachmenl was issued at the sui, OF the said
plaintiff against the said defendant as an abscond-
ing debtor for the sum aforesaid, and has been re-
turned TO this Office duly eNeru,ed aud is now pend
ing and undetermined in the Circuit court OF the
county Of Lowndes and Stale OF Mississippi; and
that unless the said defendant shall appear on or be
tore the second Monday of October next, being the
hrst day of the Circuit court for the county alorc-
sad gave special bail and plead, judgment will he
entered against him, and the property attached viii
&c sold 20 satisfy the paigGn's demands.
witness, The clerk &c tie said Circuit court, the
Goth day Of August, 1889.
OVID BROWN, CIR.
TT ice 81 SO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29
Wines for Sale Low
Gins! Gins :: C.ins!!!

VIE subscriber would inform the public ID
"H las established an extensive Cotton "
MANDATORY in the town Of Louisville, Wnss
county, Mis-. Having spared no pains during =
last SIX months insearching for the best maeraa
and having had much experience in the bushes
ne lees confident he shall be able to give saila's
ton TO all who may pa.ronise him. His gins "
be made of Cast and German steel running % Y.
best OF boxing and he will be able to furnish lOcO%
N time for the next cotton crop He would Nv, Y,
the public in general to call at his Factory anO y,
anime for themselves. He would further F'as "
he has lately removed from Georgia, Monroe cc COW
MARLIN T. COLLIE
Jan. 6, IS39-16-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29

ENHE undersigned having received the agen-
= cy for the State Bank of Alabama at New
Odeans; and having also entered into Coparner-
ship under the firm name Of Mari, Brown s. Co.,
Tor the purpose of tranSacting general FACTOR
AGE and COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the CITY
of New Orleans, would respectfully offer their Ser
vices 10 their friends and the public in general They
will be in New Orleans early in October next, and
byprompt attention to all business entrusted to them
in their line, and by their undivided attention to
plesa@ud accommodate, they confidently hope a
shartW public patronage.
ID. P. MARX,
p. P. BROWN,
}. j. WEBSTER,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29
POstDOnement

| Of Public Sales and Prirais Fairies Of Land
NOTICE Of pOslponemeni Of public sales and
~ private enlnes Of lands within The limits OF
the country cededb By the Chocaw Indians D. i'eaiy'
concluded At Dancing Rabbit creek, ~ September
eighteen hundred and thirty.
Whereas, by the concluding proysn 10 The act Of
Congress. approved on the 2!d Of june ls5S, enu-
ted "An act 10 grant pre-emplion nights 10 settlers
on the public lands, IL Is declared, "Th1t I stan
he the duty Of the President OF the United States 10
cause 10 he reserved from sale or entry under the
| provisions oil this or any other law Of the United
States any tract tracts Of land, reserved 10 any
| ChOctaw. under the provisions OF the treaty Cl
Dancing Rabbit creek, of one thousand eight nun
bred and thirty, and asO 10 reserve from sale or en-
| try sufficient quantity OF TIE lands acquired by
said treaty, upon which such settlement or in
proyemcnt has been made, would entite the set
tier or impToyer 10 night Of pre-emptnn under
this ac 10 satisfy tie claims OF such Indians NAV
have been entitled 10 reservations under the sand
treaty. and whose lands may have been sold BY the
United States IN account Of any default, neglect,
or omission of duty, the part of any officer lthe
United States; such reservation from sale 10 con-
tnue until the claims 10 reservations under said
treaty sha. be investigated by the board of Com
mssioners, appointed for that purpose, and their re-
port final, acted on by Congress-
Notice IS therefore hereby given, by direction of
the President of the United States, that entries of
land claimed under the aforesaid act granting The
righ Of presumption, icA be reeeiped but, that no
sales either al public auction or pirate entry (other
than prescription rights of any Of the lands ceded |
70 the United States by the treaty witli rte Ch0C
taw Indians, concluded al Dancing Rabbit creek in
SEPTEMBER 1880 will be permitted until further d.
rec0ns either from the Executive or the Congress
Of the United States.
Notice is also given that the Public Sales of Land
IN the State qt Mississippi proclaimed by the Presl-
lent on the fourteenth Of May, 1888, to take place
It the Land GGcts 1t
CnoccncN, on Monday the 18th Of November
next;
CoLrMpus, on Monday, the 29tb October next;
AUGUSTA on Monday, the oh 81 November next;
nd the Public Sale of Land proclaimed IN like man
er IN the 7th of MAY, 1885, 10 take place at DE-
,opoIts in The Shae Of alabama, on the 29d of Oc-
,ber NEXT. and OF the fraction OF section thirty
mr. uyst Of the Tombeckbee river, in township
,enty OF range seventeen west at Tuscaloosa, IN
e same State. on M3nduy, the 9Th Of October next,
e hereby indefinitely postponed.
BY order Of the President;
JAMES WIIITCOMR,
Commissioner fthe General Land Office.
General Land Office; July %, 1898.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29
Mrs. z. Vaughn.

"lLL give Lessons in music on the Piano
w Forte at her residence in Columbus
Young Ladies will not be charged extra for the ne,
OF the Piano: Price S25 per session of five months
The most satisfactory references will be given.
April IL 1855 40ti
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29
Land for Sale.

NEAR Starkville, the county seat Of Octibbe-
~ ha county Mississippi, the south west quar-.
ter, OF section ut'i! ,V,', - 'c"nShlp number egf-
teen, north OF range numuv; thirteen east the south
east quarter, of section twenty-nine in township
number eighteen, north Of range ,hirteeA east; the
west halt of the northeast quarter, and the north
west quarter of section number two in township
seventeen, rage thirteen east the north east quar-
ter and the north east quarter of the north west
quarter, OF sechon twelve, in township seventeen,
north range thirteen cast and the north east QUAR-
ter, OF section number three in township seventeen,
north of range thirteen east. The above lands are
selected by the best Judges and are offered for cash
or on long credit and the most accommodating
terms. Apply to the subscriber at Brcke's Store,
opposite the Eagle Hotel Columbus Miss.
ADDISON PEEL.
Feb 10, Is3s-sl-f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29

STATE Of Mississippi, LOWndes C'ty
Circuit Court, Special Term, 1888.
FELLOWS, REED 4 Co.
2239 e. Attacbm.ot - n, on
HESET NIwLLI.
NNHlS day came the plaintiffs by.,ieir A,,or.
II ney, and on his motion il is ordered by Inc
Court, that publication be made ia the Colunb,,s
Democrat notifying The defendant Of the psnIrncv
OF tbs suit, and that unless he appear on or before
the first day Of the next term Of this curt piys
special bail and plead, Judgment Will be entered
against him, and the property attached will be sod
To satisfy the plaintiffs demand.
do hereby certify that the above is true eX-
tract from the minutes Of our said Court
OVID r. BROWN, Clerk.
August %, ls3s-7t6 fPrihler's fee $40 5Ol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29


NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH
~ Tins splendid line OF four horse post coach
es is in successful operation and runs daily between
Montgomery, Alabama, and Augusta, Georgia. Pas
sengers can be assured of more comfort and expc-
diton by this line than any other now running to
Augusta. The company have spared neither pains
nor expense to procure the best Troy built coaches
excellent and well trained horses experienced, sober
and careful drivers,
TO AVOID lmpoSltlons repeatedly practised on The
travelling community 10y contractors at all times cra
wing monopoly, passengers will be careful gonp
North not TO take their passage farther than Mont
gomery, on any other ntersccting line, where they
viii at all times have preference on the People s
line for Augusta.
This line runs As miles on the Augusta and Ath-
ems roll road, which will land passengers in Augusta
ahead OF the mail Line several hours
GEO. w. DENT
Agent Tor the company
Office Montgomery, Ala mar 81, 1888, 3syi
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29
Notice.
George Lyons, Cabinet Maker.

.uain Street, afee doors East ofthe Columbus Hotel
H AS on hand, general assortment of so.
- FAS, BEDSTEADS, DRESSING IA.
BLES, TABLES, WORK STANDS. COTS
sc. Sc. which he offers inr sale low for cash or
approved credit. He is also prepared TO pertorm
any work in his line which may he REQUIRED, on
short notice tie sohcs the patronage Of The chi.
gems OF Columbus and vicinity, and pledges himself
TO give satisfaction TO all his customers
Er Undertaking viii be attended ic NJ an ,;r,.s
and Hearses Coffns, Sc, provided. '''''' y
Angus. 4, ls3S--4-tG
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29
Auction and Commission Business

Ohm W. BYRN 4 A. C. BURGESS have
y associated themselves together for the Dur.
pose OF trausactng a General Auction and Com.
mission Business. They will attend to the SAIL :,
all kinds OF property that may be offered and viii
Also receive and store all kinds Of goods thar nsr'
sons may wish 70 have sold either at private ssia
or At aaeton Store on Main street, one door eaa
OF Mcclure s Humphres O''0 O0'i eas'
j.. W. BYRN,
Columbus, march ;. 1885 a..
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29
Mobile Advertisements.

"HE coparlHership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the subscribers IN Mobile, under the
style Of HAYDEN. HODGES s McMORRIES.
and A. }. HODGES, & Co, at Columbus, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, sad the names Of
the above firms will hereafter be used only in the
5eitlem nj Of their former business.
JAMES HAYDEN,
A. j. HODGES.
MORGAN M'MORRIES.
Columbus, Sept II, ls3s.
MoRGIN McMoRrIEs will continue the Factor
age aud Commission Business N Mobile on his own
account ami the patrons Of the Old house inyi-
ted to give hun their support.
JAMES HAYDEN,
A. J. HODGES.
September -, ll-4t.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29
Take Notice,

shall be absen; from Columbus for a shor,
= time, aud have appointed Col. J. W. Bvrp
my agent until my return.
Juue o-+3tf DAVID LLOYD
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29
Justices Blanks

AF ali kinds, neatly printed on line paper. Tor
w sale at this oeice July es
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, }
August 4, 1888. !

L
August 4, 1888. !
GENTLEMEN Herewith Transmitted you Will re-
ceive number of copies Of notice. issued by or.
der OF the Executive, respecting the concluding pro.
vlso To the act oiCongress approved June 22' 1888
entitled An act to grant presumption rights To set
tiers on the public lands "
You are already advised ia the circular letter OF
The Commissioner, dated Sd uumo, expostory OF
the meaning OF the presumption law, that the resttic-
ton intended by the following language" Land,
reserred 10 any ChoctGU under the treaty Of Dane
ing Rabbit creek, cannot be entered or sold under
this or any other act Of Congress includes what
are called contingent locations made by Col. George
W. Martin, and other locating ageDts.
In consequence of the non-passage Of the bill be-
fore Congress at us late session. for extending the
term Of the commission Tor adudcating the llth ar
tce Chocaw claims, il is appreciated that greet
or delay vii, ensue To their irs settlement than has
been anticipated. The object OF the law being TO
secure within the limits OF the Choctaw cession,
quantity Oi'iand sufficient to satisfy, whenever fna
" determined the claims OF the Indians under the
treaty. which is the paramount law, 1t therefore re-
suits that presumption right can ennrc only in the
event that it shall not be ascertaincd to conflict with
rights intended TO be secured to the Choctaws by
the terms OF said treaty.
Under these circumstances, it il to be understood
that the validity of all presumption entries which
shall be admitted within the limits Of the said Choc.
taw cession is necessarily contingent on whatever
may be the final action of Congress and the Execu-
tive in the settlement Of those claims pursuant to
the terms Of the treaty.
Hereuno annexed, for your government, are the
forms of receipts and certificates to be used in all
cases Of prescription rights SO, condItonaly, per-
mitted 10 be proved and paid for IN your district.
You will procure a sufficient supply Of these forms
in case they notiurnlshed from this Office in time
for your operations
Very respectfully,
Gentlemen, your obcdient servant
JNO. NJ MOORE.
.ictiHg Commissioner.
September s, lsjs.--9t6
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O'Ncill, MichauX & Thomas.

FAcToRs & GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MoBILE, ALA
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-29
Peoples line Of Stages for Augusta
3ctiHg Commissioner.

September 8, lsjS,-9t6
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IOit
The Pearl River banner., 1838-04-21
Nm Ordinance

Pdssed BY tfe Board ofSelectmen ofsIe to,rn n
Monticello, at thss, se,non in .apy;7 1894
RE i ordained BY the President and
- Se'eetrsn Of the town Of fMcnscello.
that the FIRST section Of an ordinsice foS
The regulation Of PATROLS be so'mended,
so that Il may not bs so constued as 10
prevent any person or psrpn from rynb
ting THAR kitchen or sny nHshboring ne.
gro quarter on any la,'uI business what
ever after The hour e'hins o'clock r. M.
which shall ne leD'o The discretion oe
the President ofhe Board to Judge of
4 YAReTs, Rrss,G
april 81, Jaa. '' ''
The Pearl River banner., 1838-04-21
TRUE TO THEIR RIGHTS
AND TO THE OoNsrITUrIoN.

! AND TO THE CoNSTITUTIoN.
The Wings Of Mississippi are
buckling on their armour for the
goodnight onthe I'D 'and 24tt
April. Mr.. Word has addressed
the people at Pontotoc and sew
eral other points, ,-they are "a,
Hive 10 the importance of the
lquestion, and will muster in
their strength against the syco-
lphants ofpower, and in behalf
|of their dearest rights. Every
thing promises well for The sue
cess Of PRENTISS and WORD.
Mr.. PIentiss is at home before
now, and will commence the
canvass with spirit and energy
claiborne still fingers at
Washington afraidto face the
|tiiundcrS' OF his outraged cOnsti-
tnency whose-rights he has so
basely aided il piostrating.
Gholson says he is sick, and
declines running. sIhsy have
beendriven from the capitol
says PRENTlss in his circular,
''but your rightful representa-
,lves have been denied admis-
sion. The .s,ill small voice Of
James X. Polk has accomplish
ed more AGAINST THE
RIGHTS or MISSISSIPPI
than 4 HUNDRED THOU s.
AND BAYOJNETS COULD
HAVE EFFECTED. The
casting vote Of Mi. Speaker
Polk, will long be remembered
not by Mississippi alone, but by,
the whole Union. The people
OF that State choose 10 elect
Wing representatives 10 Con-
gress, expecting they would be
treated with the respect due to
the representatives Of a sister
state ofthe Union. They have
been disappointed. a party
majority has deprived her Other
legal and constitutional repre-
sentation. Had PRESTIss and
WoRD been Van Buren, men,
their rights would have be.n
acknowledged at once. But
The Pearl River banner., 1838-04-21

~ .-t 10y
Ought rot ouy Commoaars,
|who vote the supplies, n profit
|by the example in these hard
timss2 Madisonian
sThs following is a copy Of
THE law.
IN oct ofths STATE of Fsank-
lin, for tho Support ofthe csuH
Isl.
sWhereas the collecting oi
Taxes in specie for want of q
circulating medium has become
very oppressive on the good
people or this commonwealth,---
and whereas it is the duty ofthe
Legislature to hear at all times
the praycrsof their constituents,
and to apply as speedy a RENE
dy as lies 10 their power;-[the
whole ofthis preamble Mr.. Web
ster thought excellent, and re-
commended its adoption TO the
Senator from South Carolin, as
decentralization Of any amend-
meat he might propose for the
section to be stricken out: Be
it enactediby the General As
sembly Of the State Of Franklin.
and ii is hereby enacted BY the
same, thatlrom the 6rst day Of
January, A. d. 1889, The sala-
rirs Of the officers Of the com
sr,onwealth be as follows, TO wit:
His Excellencythe Governor,
per annum, 1000 deerskins. His
honor the Chief Justice, 500 10,
do. The Attorney General 500
do. do. Governors Secretary,
500 Racoon do!' State Treas
urer, $50 otter do! Ea ch coun.
ty Clerk, 500 beaver do! CLERK
uf the Honsr Of Commons, 2OC
racoon do! Members of As.
sembIy, per day, 3racoon dol
Justices fee for signing a war.
rant, 4 muskrAt do! To tbs
Constable for serving a warrant
| mink dop Ac.f& &c.
This palpable hit was recei-
we'd with admirable gusto BY the
Senate, ID which Mr.. Calhoun
hlmselfwas TO sgrin horri.
bly, a ghaslly smile"