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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
Trn.icesNnIe.

NOTICE As he,eby thai "a pursuance Of the
= y p,ovs.o1> contained 90 deed OF Trust exc
cuui ty Lltaln Nb.toa ana L,1ug Hu.btrt, ui
C.amh,s, LaWujcs county. Mississippi, on ne
t.r.t-arttr ol Dtc5mher Eighteen hundred aul
il.y u.s. 10 A. c. 8lrt.ss, 90 The town. county and
>Hr af.c.ssi as Trustee 20 Secure the payment
Ola c...a.B nalmsi-v note tlcTrn mentioned aud
described Co C83Ils h. Albeit p1Natlr ou doe inst
day HE Nlah ISIS lwiA as SAM Trustee, offer
at puuc safe 40 ar Coufi-hmi>e ~ Columbus, on
te ,ta.a i1y 1T Apr. next QsSs ihc Store House
ugeaty occupied by said LYMAN Nbtnn a Lorn'
Ha1elt. t,t,t5rr Aita ID" lot on which said store
bol>a s>5uagcl. bsinyl parcel OF ntnumber tarte.
BOO gat uumb,r Two, south of MAN street, fronting
uvulN-iNn feet and eighty ltet in depth running
n1r.y soltl, The sse viii take lace between
tie u>18. hours, Tor Cash.
~ B. Anual. lease on property 81 90.
A. c. BURGESS, rrD ,tce.
Cu,gwhas MI, march ,, lsjs-S5-5N[Pr lte so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
Notice.

DOOKS of subscription for the Capital Stock
I'D Of the Mississippi Union Bank, will be
onenea At Jackson the place prescribed for the To-
cs,;cn ofthe Mother Bank, on the second Monday
IN April next and continue open for the space six
months. By order OF the Board Of Managers.
HIRAM G. RUNNELS, Prest NJ u. b.
Jackson. Feb. 26 1888 -S5-5w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
State OF Mississippi, Lowndcs Go.

StaIc Oh NIiSeisSEpLJAs EOH HtEcS w.
Solomon w Stewart
1898 VS. Attachment $4,000 W
Chafles NJ Stewart }
Ar,, rtCh IS hereby given that the above at
,,c,. nent was issued at the suit of The said
n, ,,a a,,,r, the sad defendant as an abscon1ng
ge,nr Z Ihe sim, aforesaid, and has been returned
10 tbs Office duly exc, led aud . nov pending and
undetermined III Tie Cifc.E' court OF LOWndes colh-
~, State Of Mississippi; al ul'eS' 'c 9a,i ue-
icndaat Shall appear on or beloIe 0e scc9nl plo''-
day Of April next, being the lst d. u tI'g Unoa't
court for the county aforesaid, give spsc" pali "'0
plead, judgment viii be entered against nm ana
the property attached will be sold osatsiy the plan
lifts demands.
Witness the clerk ofthe sad Circuit court the
Till day OF march, 1888
OVID P. BROWN, CIR.
s5-4w pr fee - 50l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
Genl. +. L. AcEE and
DR.. w. W. HUMPHREYS.
CoLrMprs, March 18th, 1898

COLUMBUS March 18th, 1888.
To A. NJ. WILSON, Esq
Sir Your letter OF the list ut. has just been re-
ceived in which you inform us, that IN placaId Of
James M'Dugad, Esq which appeared IN the Co
lumbns Democrat of the 9th January, it is al
ledyed that the recent difficulty between Mr Buck
ner and Yourself, was submitted 10 board Of honor
fcomnosed of 1urseives) at your mstdnce--that you
EXPRESSED wish NOT TO fight Mr. Bnckner, AMI that
The object of Mr. NJ Dugald's publication seems 70
he = charge OF cowardy and dIshonorable conduct
on your uart, on the occasion above referred 10.
You ask us to state the facts Of The case, &c.
However great the repugnanee winch we may leeI
TO any participation in the controversy between
yourself aud Mr. MDugald, we deem II an act oil
Justice 10 comply with your request
II is true that we constituted the board 81 honOr
to whom we suppose Mr. MDugatd to have alluded
But il is untrue, SO far as we know or nave reason
10 believe. that reference Of the difficulties be-
tween Mr. Buckner and yourself, was had at your
instance on the contrary we know thai an am :
cable adjustment Of your differences was proposed
and insisted upon By ourselves IN connection WIN
other gentlemen, to which both parties finally as
scented.
We hesitate not 10 say, that you manifested 10
nnwihngness u meet Mr. Buckner, and showed no
disposition to eyade responsibility can on'y
sav. that if you exhibited any cdwardiY Tears, uh-
manly emotions or dshonolable conduct IN any way
whatever, it escaped our observation. we dld'
al the lime, and DO get tiiEk, the cpn'ne' o. pou'
Mr. Buckner and YOURSELF on that OCCASION, was hui
orabe and unexceptionahle. ,n,,,,pc
ERASMUS L. ACEE
96tl rrrnters charge s24 Ool
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
state of Mississippi, Lowndcs Go.

State of Mississippi, LOWndcS 60.
FREpRlcK lIoogGH
vs. Attachment $1,000 90
JouS S. WASHINGTON
NOTlCE Is hereby given that the above at
" achmcnt was issued at the suit Of the said
plaintiff against the said defendant as an alb condug
deb,o for the sam aforesaid, AMI has been returned
to this office duly executed and is now pending and
undetermined IN the Circuit court OF LoWndcs coun-
", State OF Mississippi ;.and Ihat.uness The said de-
iendant Shall appear on or before The second Nom
day Of April next beng the LIST day Of the Ctrcnt
court for the county aforesaid give special bal and
plead, Judgment viii be entered against him. and
the properly attached will be sold to safety tie
plaintiffs demands
Witness the clerk Of the said Circuit court the
81 day Of February, 1888.
OVID p. BROWN, OK.
S4-1w Pr fee ~ 50l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17

Tur DUEL.-We give u day full Official &C
IN, fine late duel at WashInston.-Comment
-. deem, unnecessary. The facts are all before our
readers and they will Judge for themselves A
,l,;, b;,tory Of the case speaks the condemnation
of the blool.thirsty Wise, and the unPrncipled'
dastnrlly ssoandrel Webb more iorc'bly than the
,,os, ,n,assonei language couIl. If Graves, or
sc ftisad Webb, or the instSator OF the murder
Wise have souls TO think or hearts to feel bitter IN
deed must be their cup. We give alio the eloquent
remarks Of che Senator from Maine on the death oil
the lamented Cilley. He was man Of am!y-had
4, wife and several children, whose happiness has
been destroyed, and whose dearest hopes have been
bfrhtca BY the murderous hand Of the dueIllsl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
A. NJ. WILSON
GENTLEMEN n.

GENTLEMEN:
In pacarl OF James McDngald Esqr which
appcars in the Columbus Democrat of the 9th ult
observe he says that the late difficulty between
Mr.. Buckner and myself was Submitted to a Board
of Honor composed Of yourseIv&9 al my instance,
having expressed wish not to fight MT. Il ckner.
II IS evidently the object Of Mr.. McDugad, in max
mo this statement, 10 charge INC with having acted
coyardy and ,dlshonoraby in the adjustment Of the
Idicuty between MI Bickner aud myself Your
testimony upon this subject, whatever my be lis
tendency, will be conclusive with the public. II III
III. matter. the charge of dishonorable conduct can,
,';,h ,,u,h be made against me, none are more Ike
" to know i unyourselves trust therefore, that
~, n,al onn,erla;c the motives which influence mt
",,im,, mon YOU for a statement Of the facts, so
far as YOU are acquainted with them, to be made
public, which led TO- and resulted A. he a%eao Die
quest that il you know of ans hing connected WIN
this subject, whcA can justly detlat from my stand-
I'M, a, a man of honor that you VIII uFnIge IT,
With great respect
am your obi sery't,
A. NJ. WILSON.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
LuZbOroitgIl.

THIS distinguished English Race
t-A Horse and geiter Of race horses, ar
t.. - rived in Lime stone Yesterday, in fine
ST Hl3he and condl,ion. lilo will posi-
oss1ssskss1 lively make his next season, (lo3s) at
the residence of DR. A. Whitocke. near Sanders Post
Office, Limestone, Ala beng his last season. IN the
West Terms; 800 the season, if paid on or before
the lst Of July ncxt orSl2O at the end Of the yeat
500 insurance, to be paid when the same Is ascer
tanned, or transferred, and 81 to the groom. Mares
well fed at . cents per day to be paid when taken
away.
Sanders, Limestone n. Ala Dec. 81, ls27--35A
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17

-Oar thanks are due 10 our Senator's AessrS-
vr.r,.-,Di Trolicr TOR numerous and valuable pub
ID documents.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
Administration Notice,

q ; hereby gwen TO all persons interested in the
a lands, tcnemenis and heredtamcuts of Geo.
W. Lcdbcttcr deceased &c appear before the Pro-
bate Court Of Okiibbceha county on the first Mon
day ofApriI next, 70 shew cause, WHY So much Of
the said lands, tenemens aud hercdItaments Of said
initst1tc Should not be sold az will be sufficient 10
pay the debts If the deceased.
JAMES w. MAY. Admir-.
R0DA LEDBETTER, Adm'trix.
march 8, lS35-34-1w pr fee s. DOL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17

CoyaEEss.-We have no important Congres son
=, news 10 give to day. Both Houses are getting
., slowly. talkisg great deal, AMI dong lIile
The Sub Treasury ba viii psss the Seaaie, II Is
,,iI BY small majority. In the House its tate IS
doubtful.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
Negro AbseOnded.

- R,NAwlY from the subscriber On
10 July B-', Negro man named Hem
IN, ct o. cable dark complex on, a.
NE gei . yeIr>, II, was apnuurnici
y aat cllGgel IN lit ja4 o. LsE.,nee
- county, A1taml. hui tscupgI WIlc
brus.as un home. Auy information respecting
sal runaway wl be- taaasl IA s. received auI lbs
rally reWaTled; address Plymouth. LnVn rs com-
Mississippi. JESSE SPElGtlF
t. ; am inclined Ca ttaus tht The >all 5gro
IS conhacd ia som2 Jail tn Alabama or Tennessee,
and Wi MT tc. 100, owners name In addition Co
the above de cripton, lie Is slightly ryptarcI AM
wears a truss.
March Il. ISIS S6w4
- The knoxville, Ten Int. i-rhccr WI Please
give the above notice four insertions, AMI forward
tier accounts.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17

State of Mississippi, LOwndcs Co.
John D. Bib, guardian Sc.
1898 VS. Attachment Sj71 90
Willis Thornton
NOTICE is hereby given that the above at
~ tachment was issued at the suit OF the SAID
plaintiff against the said defendant as an Ascending
debtor for the sum aforesaid. and has been returned
70 this office duly executed, and Is now pending and
undetermined IN the Circuit court Of Lowndcs roun-
ty,-Sate OF Ns,iSsppI; aud that unes; the said de-
PENDANT shall appear on or before the second Mon
day OF April next, belng the lSl day Of the Circuit
court for the county aforesaid, give special bail and
plead, Judgment viii he eutered against him, and
the property attached will be sod to satisfy the
plaintiffs demands.
Witness tn" clerk Of the said Circuit court the
18th day Of march, 1888.
OVID p. BROWN. GIN.
Sow Pr fee 81 5pl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
Timely Notice.

& S. FRANKLIN being deslrousof closing
0e the business conducted in his individual
name, all persons indebted TO him previous TO the
LIST January, 1885, will please call and settle their
accounts. All unsettled on tie LIST April next viii
b. placed in the hands OF an officer for collection.
march 10, ls3S-S5tt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
State of M!ssissippi, LOWING 90.

FJNNEEL VI III
William Hoberl
1896 vs. Attachment SGO6 90
Richard Booker
NoIICE is hereby given thai the above at
IN tachmcnt was issued at the sun Of The SAID
plaintiff against the said defendant as an abscondng
debtor for the sum aforesaid, al has been returned
to this office duly executed, and IS now pending and
undetermined ii the Circuit court OF Lowndes
w State of Mississippi; and that unless tie said de-
iendant shall appear on or before the second Mon
day of April next, being the Ist day Of the Circuit
court Tor the county aforesaid, give special bail ami
plead, Judgment will be entered against him, and
the property attached will lie sold 10 satisfy the
plaintiffs demands.
Witness the clerk Of the said Circuit court the
18th day Of march, 1888.
OVID P. BROWN, CPk.
35-4w tPr fee 81 sol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
Dissolution,
Green Hill

y OUIItlIIWVU dVCVNSUH0' TIT II II0W ITFtNINI Y
choice assortment of FANCY GROCERIES and
draft in bottles, mixed Pickles, Ketchup John Bull
Baelseak Sauce, Preserved Rhubarb ar pies and
arts, Preserved Damsons for pies and taris, Pick
led Lobster, Sardines Raspberry Brandy, do Syrup,
Gnava Jelly. A general assortment Of Garden
Seeds, from ID. Laudreth's, Philadelphia, to which
he invites the attention Of the public.
march 1860.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-17
Spring Races !.
To Planters |:

A young man from South Carolina, who has
N had several Years experience III Planting
both long and short staple Cotton, and s well ac-
uuanted with the management OF negroes, and has
letters Of recommendation Is DESTROYS Of obtaining
a situation in the above business. letter address
ed 10 this Office, To J. J. through the post Office
will be thankfully received.
march 5, 1898 SAT-
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.

On Saturday night last, the 9th inst. at
10 o'clock, a stranger on horseback called
at the Central House, in the borough OF
North East, in this County, and inquired for
the residences of two brothers, Doctor
James and Ephraim Smedley. After re-
ceiving directions from the landlord, he
proceeded in the direction Of their houses,
and after being gone fifteen or twenty min
utes, long enough to have found them, and
had an interview with their proprietors-he
was seen to ride back past the Central
House, towards the West. He was gone in
this direction long enough to have ridden
quarter of a mile back, when he returned,
accompanied by the carriage and horses OF
a prominent citizen ofthis County, now we
believe the President of tho Erie County
Abolition Society. The curtains OF the
carriage were fastened down close all a
round, and man driving upon the outside.
The whole circumstances naturally exciting
some curiosity, one or two citizens who hap
pened to be in the street, when 1t was drl-
ven into the hack yard IF DIR. James Smed-
lev. and six blacks were unloaded, one Ne
gro man. two wenches, and three Negro
boys. The Negro was very large and
athletic man. : The Doctors Smedley were
then seen to hurry and call the Rev. Mr..
sAdair, Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church,
Ca plain Truman futile, and a number OF
other citizens, who were seen hurrylng from
all directions, to the house Of Doctor James
Smedley. The horses were soon changed
in the carnage. The Rev. Mr.. Adair was
seen to bring one or two horses on the
ground, and number of other horses were
brought from different quarters. Severa'
persons gathered around the carriage. arm
ed with Clubs, and thus accoatred. with SIX
or eight on horseback, surrounding the car
riages, the whole moved off to the East
with the blacks inciosed in the carriage, as
before.
Little more is known Of, or concerning
the transaclion, except that It was stated y
one Of the parties most actively ensaged
that the blacks we're runaway slaves from
Richmond, Virginia, and that they we're y
ding ia their cscape.-Erie, PG. PAPER.
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
$ HEREBY GIVEN.

le next March term of the
pnrt of Jefferson county, l,
wIdow Of Pleasant Elan,
P|'nty, deceased, will pre-
|n T. my petition praying
my dover in the lands,
eas.ed, in said county, and
Lon commissioners to allnt
Frh term Of SAID Court, all
p IN said lands are hereby
and shew cause, if they
[ayer OF said petition should
KATHARINE ELAN.
H. CLARK, Solicitor.
1898 l6-tc
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
Inns of Advertising. y
: TIE ! MISSISSIPPI PRESS.

l. THE MISSISSIPPI PRESS.
Fma Convention Of Editors.]
|rr,oy.--Persons disseminating
Ibpare the expiration of the year,
\ otthe time oftheir discontinue
will be charged with the whole
I.ryFyrs containing ten lines Q
! for 81, ard so cents for en-
Ipreaiier-longer ones, ten cents
| fbe first, and half price for each
Insertion. The number Of in
Iuired. must be marked on the
{ M. otherwise they will he con-
ordered ont. and charged for
Aavertisemcnrs lom a dis
BE- accompanied with the cash.
re in town; and none will be
other PAPERS in another State. |
hs of which do not amount to
pfa personal nature, whenever
he charged at the rate Of 50
| lines for each insertion. Po-
lrs or public addresses, for the
Eu1nal persons or companies.
BED as advertisements, and at
rs.
fyiIege Of Annual Advertisers
lair own Immediate business;
Fismpn.s Cor the heneit of 9TH !
Fnt in by them, must be paid
Rare.
ErIGGTEs exceeding 90 lines. |
ADVERTISEMENTS.
rcing can liiates-For State |
FIR county Offices. S. each. |
lRLY ADVERTISING. |
y lines or less. renewable AT !
reek. $50. No contract
Faken for less than one year.
alf yearly.
pyAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
ess, not alterable, 3 months, Hl2
DO do 6 months, 90
10 do ~ mon!hs, 80
pax must be paid for on delivery.
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
! for Sale,

e'ng in the Parish Of Con
r an OF Louisiana, near 81.
:io"nShlp numbered thir-
'r'een, East, containing
ND & TEN ACRES
william Douglass and
OF Land containing
ACRES,
IN Washington county,
p, Il, IN Township number.
"s'0n Mississippi,
rorty Acres,
asered Is, of Range 3,
lying in Wasbin oton
p; located on Bear creek,
''''er' not far from the
So Of a Lot containing
I ACRES,
ef creek, in Township
,o "se 7, West, in said
!pp'y to the subscriber
4 NJ IL. COMPTON.
lift
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20

pEiFty = ALI.
flgned, in addition 10 his for
Prtmenf, has pure based the
lately exposed to sale by L.
has removed to the store
BY him, two doors from she
where he is now prepared
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
ASSORTMENT OF
FOODS.

ASSORTMENT OF
foODs,
PIE MARKET AND SEASON,
Y soliclts the public TO give
]. y. EVANS.
ic3S. IL
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20

PyAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
t'', not alterab'e, 3 months, Hl2
Ho do 6 months, 90
20 do l2monlhs, 80
pax must be paid for on delivery.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-04-05


independent Treasury bill. He was fdi-
lowed by Mr.. BENTON. who addressed
the Senate. without concluding, in ore Of
the most effective speeches ever made by
that able Senator. Mr.sBenton in this, as
10 hispreyous efforts. xas armed in all
points, referrng TO- indispptabk k8nd eSl
United authorities Or slle acc Facy.m aIl.
his statements, and bringing in support Of
all his positions and arrsy of statistical
factsthat could rot be questioned or resist>
ed. Touse his own expressive language,
his was the logic Of facts and figures
a logic which will have more weight with
the people ,haa all the air.woven argu-
ments of the Opposition orators. Mr..
Ben.on's speech for The people. Assum.
ing no position but those based upon facts
derived FROM the mos, auvbent;c records,
and expressed in a style simple, lucid and
nervous. calling things by their right
names, and disdaining all alfectalion of
delicacy where he deems it his duty to
speak unwelceme truths. he addsd--lf
any q 'rt could add--to his reputation as
one of the most effective speakers that
ever addressed the Senate Of th- United
States. [G!sbe.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-04-05
A. REEOLUTIQNAF M0V8MEN I,
IN MEXICO.

Letters from the city of Mexico to
the 18th ut announce that Gen. Urea
who commandedin Sonora had taken pos
session of Durango, had declared in favor
of the confederation had despatched mes
sengers TO Texas, for the purpose of in
dncing the Texans (who, it is. said, con-
fdc implicitly in him) 10 advance TO Du-.
range, and TO unite with him for the es-
Establishment of the federal government in.
Mexico Various similar dcmonstra
tions ofpubiic feeling had taken place
in other parts sof- Mexico. and an imme>
date changein the organization of the
country was anticipated.
Verbal Information obtained from the
same source adds, that several States,
Zacntocas among the rest, had declared
ir favor Of the federal government, that
epowerful force having been sent from
Mexico against General Urea, part OF
the government troops had come out O.
pcnly for the contemplated changes, that
battle had followed between the two par
ties, and the army had divided; those,in
favor Of Urea continued their march to
join him, and the remainder returned TO
Mexico.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-04-05
GA40Rgl WAXAlEkNa

WEST SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE.
E-5 AV!NG opeueda House of entertain
"a q ment. at this p'ace, deem it expedi"
cnt To say TO the public, that am prepared
to wait upon all that shall favor me with their
custom. Ipurpose keeping
STRICT EMpEaANCE HOUSE
which shall,as far ne is in my power, be kept
in manner that will make good and peace
able home 10 the Traveller aud all that may
see proper to call. My House is well fur
nshed and intend that my table shall not
re surpassed by any in the Western Country.
My stPbling is ikew!sa good, and shall be
furnished at all times with the best Of hay cats
and attendants. AS have but Just opened,
| give general invitation 10 all hIy House
is kn wn by the GLOBE TAVERN Ia ely
kept by MIR. " iliamson The Indies and
q ntk men OF Ravenna who wish to board, can
be accomm9d tied W tn ronms.
DAVID RANDALL.
Ravenna AFril 4. 1888.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-04-05
LATE FROM THE ARMY

information has been received at the
War department, from Fort Jupiter. Flor.
ida, as late as the 7th March, which states
that up 10 that tinc more than three hun
4dred Indians and one hundred and fifty
Seminole negroes had como in. From!
INFORMATION deriyedSrom them, it was
believed that Sam Jones and his party
were lying concealed on the islands of the
Everglades. Alligator and his party on
the west of the o kec>cho- bee, and Cora
coo chez, with his band in the swamps
Of the st. Lncic. 1t was also reported
there, that many Of the Mckasukies were
making their way in small parties Of
two. three and four, back TO The Wahoo
and Wthlacoochc. tits evident that they
will not fight again, if hey can avoid it.
their sole object being to get out OF the
way Of the whites. md procure the means
Of subsistence. 1t is believed that nearly
aIitheir cattle have been destroyed, and
most of their horses captured. ABRAHAM
says that there are not more than ten or
/ fifteen negroes left in the nation.
In order TO search the Everglades. and
and if possible 10 find and dislodge the
Indians from the Island, six companies
under Colonel aAsEBEEp have hecn sent
from Indian river to Key Biscayne.
where they arc TO take boats and pro-
ceed by New river into the Everglades.
Major LauderdaIc with two hundred
Tennesseeans, and company of the Sd
artillery under Lieutenant Anderson, are
already on new river, having marched
from Fort Jupiter on the second instaut.
Lieut.. Powell of the navy is to co-ope.
rate in this movement, which will give
Col. Broaklead moving force of near
II six hundred nlcn, TG!obc.