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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-27

have worn themselves out, when there are
none around TO wonder at your extraor-
binary devotion TO Albert, when your
name will be almost forgotten indeed, by
all but few friends whom you will never
behold again, do you think that you will
then rejoice at the decision you have made?
When perhaps your husband may be dying
in the morning Of age, with no attendant
but weak helpless wife, who may be then
too ill even to stand beside him; then what
will your feelings BET"
The Empress repeated her question, for
the words which preceded it had absorbed
Bianca's thoughts. She pic tured to her
self the young and vigorous Ernest vast
ing away, dying in her presence; she for
got herself, and all but his suferings.
Slowly she raised her head as the EN-.
press again addressed her. What will
my feelings beq All! l can scarcely i'm
agine what they will be. Sorrow, GER
tainly sorrow, but only for him, that must
be the pervading feeling at such moment
Happiness" her whole face briahtened
with smiles sshe spoke, +" real joy o. my
own account, to know that I am with him
then, to hope, to believe, that shall soon
be with him for ever." Blanca continued
to speak, aud it was evident that her mind
had anticipated and dwelt on the miseries
that awaited the wife Of Albert.
Maria Theresa listened to her with pro.
found attention; she asked once again,
"Do you determine to follow Ernest Al
BERT to the mines Of Idria as his wife, and
to resign your rank and possessions?'
Blanca sunk on her knee, she raised her
clasped hands, and exclaimed, al am bu,
TOO favored by God and sovereign, if ! may
follow him. 1 resign my rank and prop
erty with joy, with gratitude" Again
once again, the Empress fixed on Biancs
searching look, and appeared TO thinl
deeply. 81 am satisfied am quite sat
isfed,n she said at length, and the stern
ness Of her look disappeared; i" l canno
countenance, but l shall not oppose you
marriage.n Rianca had been compare
lively calm before, but now she covefe
her face with her hands, and sobbed almo'
hysterically. Maria Theresa would hav
raised her, but Blanca sprang up from u
Ground, her face beaming with deligh
though the tears hung upon her cheek
aOh! forgive me- she said eargerly; "yo,
h;ehuess will forgive me. Do not mistal
nv tears for sorrow, ! am SO happy til
/ must weep"
blanca went, and with her husband
,he mines. The dismal hut Of q WORKING
ia the mines Of Idria, was but poor e
change for the magnificent palace Of Il
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-27
MARSAAL'S SAFE

vs. ais 6 tn States. ~ w. United
J. D. Williams 4 surlies. Term 1890 g. november
DK virtue Of the above stated 4 q !.
I'D me directed, from the Hon l1a ! .
States Circuit court, for the Southern n.
trict Of Mississippi, l will expose Il nn nv.
sale for cash, before the Court bousse s da's
Of Holmes county on Monday The o aOy,
day Of July next, all the right. title sna
interest, the said Thomas Durham hos wv !:
or TO the following described lands. 70 - u, y
W IN q, and h n W q Of sec. /. ,n,h ~
Ia, range2 east, containing so acres MAJ r.
|or less, also 40 acres in the 9 corne, a !,
sec. SO, tnshp Is, range 2 east, suupossd i
to be lot no. !, also one town lot no 81
lying and being in the town Of Lcxiuo,ouu
with all the improvements thereon s,;d
lot, the above stated property has BEEN ss
levied on as the property Of Thomas Dr.,
ham, and will be sold 70 satisfy the aboy.
stated execution and cost.
w. M. GWiN, MashaI
By p. M. FERGUSON, DIN
June 90, 3S--tds Prints fee a
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-27
sHERlFEnS SALE.

Benz. lIagerman, keturna6le 20 sIoo
vs. al & fa, circuit Court. 20 w.
Owen Ellis & surties. yember term, 1889.
10y virtue Of the above stated al fl ia
- 10 me directed, | shall proceed to sell
for cash, before the Court house door, o.
my county on the FIRST Monday in August
next, the following described tract or par.
eel ofland, to wit: the n h whsw q and
n hwhs q Of sec, 10, tnshP. IL, range
east, levied on as the property Of A. NJ
Ellis 10 satisfy the above stated al Il ia ane
cost Of suit.
/. w. PICKENS, Sheriff,
ByJ. C. PlCKENS, Dept.
June 90. 33-tds Prints fee ST..
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MY DARK-EYED ZULETTE,
~S,N4e
by MRS. CRAWFORD.

by MRS. CRAWFORD.
Maid OF Evora! my dark eyed Znlette!
In my long hours OF sorrow without thee,
i never found one that could make me forget
The charms that is ever about thee;
On the beautiful maids Of my country gaze,
But they wake but passing emotions;
Oh thou hadst the love Of my happiest days,
The first fruits ofmy young hearts DEVOTION
Maid OF Evora! my dark.eyed Zulette!
In the dreams of my slumber united,
4 meet thee again, where so often we met.
When my spirit was gay and unblighted;
When beneath the sweet shade Of the orange we
roved,
And the fountain OF Inez shone brightly
In the beams Of the moon, that to look on loved
As it guided my steps to thee nightly.
Maid of Evora! my dark.eyed Zulette!
Is thy heart still as faithful as ever,
To the joy tina we felt when in secret we met
And the pangs that it cost us to sever!
sWhen watched thy sweet looks, as saw thee
depart,
When thy last fond adieu had been spoken,
Had l thought t was thy last, ah! surely my
heart
In the grief OF that moment had broken.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-27
SHERIFF9S SALE.

w. w. Whitehead Returnable to Holmes
VS. Fl ia on bond Circuit Court to Oct
F. McMath, ct al Term 1889.
10y virtue Of the above stated Il "a to
I'D me directed, | will proceed to sell
for cash, before the court house door in the
town Of Lexington Holmes County Mi,
on the first Monday in August next the
following tract Of land to witt the h Of
the q sec No I township l6 range 3
east; levied on as the property Of w. F.
McMatb, TO satisfy the above stated case
and costs Of suit.
/. w. PlCKENS Sheriff,
BY JOS. C. PlCKENS Opt.
June Is, 3l--tds. Prints fee So.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-27
SHERIFF's SALE.

R. II. Spivcy Same
vs. al & ia on bond vs. al & IA on bond
A. v. Roe, Same
Returnable to Holmes Circuit court to October
Term 1899.
10y virtue of the above stated al f fas.
- to me directed, | shalIexpose to sale
TO the highest bidder for cash, at the Cont
house door Of my county on the first Mon
day Of August next, the following property
10 wit: lots no. SIS, 56, 90 and 100, lying
10 the town Of Lexington, levied on as the
properly of A. v. Roe, to satisfy the
above stated cases and costs.
l. w. PICKENS, sheriff,
By A. g. OTEY, Dept.
june %, 32-tds Prints fee So.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-27

7|pl>ntrg-
From the North American.
THE FATHER TO Ills FAMILY.


Come here, my angel-heafted child!
Come, push aside the ringlets wild
hat hide thy brow, where peace hath smiled
Since ever thou vert born!
Come, would kiss thy modest cheek,
Wherein the roses seem to seek
Unto thy fathers heart to speak,
To cheer him when he's worn.
Come, too, pretty, prattling one,
Whose tottering footsteps feebly run
To catch the rays of golden sun
That stream across the floor!
Come, sit upon thy fathers knee.
And crow and carol merrily,
And shout aloud with infant glee!--
What can wish for more.
Come thou, sweet WELCOME, sit beside
These cherub ones, an honest pride!
Here in my bosom come and hide!
The blush Of love; and vow,
To God who hears the ravens cry,
The parents prayer, the orphans sigh,
And pray that He be ever nigh
To save and bless, as now.
Whose is the lot in all this earth
That to the soul is of more worth,
Than his who round his cheerful hearth
His best-beloyed ones spies,-
All peaceful, best-no angry storms
Tobeat upon their tender forms;
While love to God their bosoms warns,
And fits them for the skies!
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-27
NOTICE.

IT ETTERS ofAdministration having
IL been granted to the undersigned, BY
the Honorable Probate court Of Holmes
county at the last April term Of said court
on the estate Of Alexander Heron de'ccd,
notice is therefore hereby given TO all per-
sons indebted to the said estate, to make
immediate payment, and all those having
claims against the same 10 present them
within the time prescribed by law, or 'hey
will be forever barred.
JNO. F. CRAWFORD, Admr.
Jupeu6, 34-6w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-27
,SHERIFF'S SALE.

Mann e. Tribble X. Moore ct ais
VS. e ia on W of error VS. Il ia on error
w. o. Harrington ct al w. O. Harrington ct al
Rvtunable TO Holmes Circuit Court October
Term 1899.
10y virtue of the stated execution TO
B me directed, shall expose 10 sale
70 the highest bidder for cash, at the court
house door Of my county on the first Mon
dav of August next,th following described
lots and parcels of land, to wit: the e h
Of 6 q Of n q the h Of " b
n q the h Of n W q the n h Of W
h of e q of section No. % township
Is Of range 3 east, and lot No. 81 and
the W h Of lots No. 81 and SO situate,
lying and being in the town Of Franklin;
levied on as The property Of Wiley ..
Harrington. Also the h Of S e h OF
section No. 90 township No. Ia range 3
east, also part of lot No. 4, 40 feet front
and 30 feet back, on which there is a
good house suitable for a store house
formerly occupied by John c. Cutter, as a
grocery; also part Of lots No. 5 say 3e
feet front and IA feet back, both Of said
lots situate, lying and being in the town Of
franklin; levied on as the property o.
Grandson Harris, also lots No. Is ant
10 situate, lying and being in the towr
Of Franklin, levied on as the property o
Franklin M. Tribble, to satisfy to above
stated execution and cost thereon.
]. w. PICKENS, Sheriff,
OF Holmes County.
.Tune %. 32-,ds. Prn,ts fee &l6.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-27

SHERlFF'S SALE.
Planters Bank use Returnabl,o the Holmes
ys yend. expo. Circuit Court to October
A. V. Rowe g. term 1889.
Buford A. Oliphint.
MDY virtue Of the above vend. expo. to
ND me directed, from the Circuit court
Of Holmes county shall expose 10 sale to
the highest bidder for cash, at the court
house door ofmy county on the third Mon
day Of August next, the following desert
bed land, to wit: the h W a. and W b
S h sec. 10, tnship Is, range 3 east, levied
on as the property Of Blulord A Oliphint,
to satisfy the above stated yenditio exponas
and costs accruing thereon.
l. w. PICKENS' Shift n. G.
July 6, 34-tds Prn'ts fee 81.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-27
NOTICE.

THE partnership heretofore existing
II between the undersigned in Thu
place, under the uame Of Scruggs Il Bell
is this day dissolved BY mutual consenI
The name Of firm, viii be used by eitk'
Of US, in liquidation only.
We will here make our last call upon
those indebted to us through the medium
Of an advertisement. All those who dond
make some satisfactory arrangement b.
the 18th day Of August will be waitedupo'
by an officer.
RICHARD s. SCRUGGS,
STEPHEN d. BELL.
June 80, 33-tf
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-27
n Office,

TT ETTERS Of Administrator having
|A been granted to the undersigned y
the Honorable Probate court Of Ho'ins'
county, at the June term Of said court ~
the estate Of George w. Brown deceaseo'
notice is therefore hereby gived 70 al ps !.
sons indebted to the said estate, 70 mum ~
immediate payment and all those na ..ss
claims against the same to present wi ~ !.
the time prescribed by law or they N'A T"
forever barred.
JNO. +. CRAWFORD, Ad'n''
June 6, 34-6w
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-08
LATER FROM FRANCE

BY the packet ship PolaLd Captain Anthony the
editors Of The New York Commercial Advertiser have
received PARIS fcs Of the 3Dlh Of March
Oh The. 2s'h Marshall Soall had saolher interview
with The Kng, 10 which he proposed. IL IL said new
list Of minister's as follows himself being minister Of
war and president af the Council
Foreign af,irs. the Dnc de Broglie home minister.
NJ Peasy finance. NJ Human (; Of the navy. Admiral
Dnperre Justice. NJ Sanzet commerce., NJ Dacsiel /;
public instruction either NJ Tes,e or NJ Cnnn-GrldaDe.
NJ Gnzot or N. DAuphin 10 DO the president Of the
Chsmber Of Deputies
The Due do Broglie had consented. u was SAID. to
in under this arrangement but Only during the sp'
preaching session OF the Chambers
One OF the Paris papers says that in n,eryiew with
the King the 2)th NJ Thiers expressed his willing
accept foreign MISSION for sake Of removing
the difficulties his presence occaroned IN the way Of
farming ministry hut that Messrs. Possy. Ssnzet ard
Dulonre refused TO jain any ministry Of which NJ Timers
should he member. aud that the arrangement pro-
posed Nv Msr.hsl SJnlt had therefore fallen through
The Moneur parisien formally contrAdlcis The re-
poris set foot by Of The other papers, that mill
iay preparations had heen made IN Paris, ia sppehen-
sion Of popular coinmoiions
Intelligence hal been ceived in Paris Of signal
punishment having he, inflicted nv the French rgate
Heroine. upon the Of Chatham Island, for az
lacking the whsler Jean Bart Two villages were dcs
troyed.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-08

Mr., Vocabulary and The Bsoker.--An amusing anec-
doe. Indicative Of the shrewdness and good manage
nent Of Secretary Woodbury.. is confidently related in
Wall street. An intelligent French Bfoxer, Mr.. ID.
time since, discovered that fraud had been
united on the Revenue Department Ia the amount Of
about thirteen Thousand dollars IIe proceeded TO
Washington, stated the to the Secretary. and made
arrangement 10 collect the money provided he was
allowed one-half the amount collected. Mr. Wood
bury. In his great caution for the security OF the Co
vernmen Insisted that the District Attorney should DO
employed counsel To this part Of the arrangement
The Broker Reluctantly assentcd 4 few days before
the departure Of MIR Price. for England he actually col
ec,ed the amount, but in the confusion Of The moment
forgot to leave any part Of the money behind. Mr.
d. calls the Secretary Of the Treasury for &c.
50 his share Of the recovery and the Secretary refers
him 10 Congress for appropriation, TO make good his
contract. Thus hy this operation, the loss oil $4,000
is increased $4,000 il the government acts justly
~ " Cour. 4 Eaq
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-08

Ma PAuLDiNG's WoRKs-We have copied to-day
from & The Corsair," spirited weekly paper, re-
Gently commenced in New York, by N. p. Willis
and Dr. Porter rev ew Of Mr.. Pauldng's "twelve
volumes which, for an American criticism Of an
American author, we are constrained to consider
pretty considerably caustic. 1t nevertheless accords
very nearly with the opinions we have entertained
and sometimes expressed of The character Of The lite
rary efforts OF present Secretary of the Navy
The only objection we have 10 find with il is, that il
is perhaps rather too summary; not, perhaps, snff
GENTLY conclusive in the proofs to satisfy Mr.. Pand
ing's admirers, and himself probably, of the justice
Of the condemnation; TO satisfy them that he Is killed
by his ova struggles-sno abi gladio hume jngplo.
The American people are credulons and tolerant
they love TO be humbugged dearly-many Of them
have been SO in regard 10 Paulding the auihor-Mr.
Van Buren, perhaps as completely as any body
He imagined that he was drawing around him men
of undying fame whose names would lend a luSre
to his administration through all history But Mr..
Van Buren, Is not q man Of learning, nor Of much
literary discrimination indeed, as his recent short
epis.les show, he wa badly grounded in English
grammar. Il is not very surprising therefore that
he should have mistaken mediocre criter, for
man of genius The ghost Of Paulding disn
TERED" may help to dispel his delusun.
We are surprised that ihe latest ef;'r Of Mr.. Sc
cretary Pauldng, the attack upon the Navy of our
country should not have been included in his COM
plete works"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-08
RHODE ISLAND STATE ELECTION.

tits now ascsrtained ihai seven Of the ten State
Senators have been elected, andlhat the whole seven
are Wings
Slmnel w. King Is chosen by majority OF 52S
over all others; Hezekiah Bosworth by leo; Juna-
than Reynolds BY hi Ezekiel Fowlerby 100; VIM
8, Browning by iiG; olney Whipple by l29i Henry
Aldrich by l65.
The mljoriles are larger than our calculation,
says the Journal, but we, In every case took the
lowest estimate we are not surprised at this. Jlhn
Slerne, the L,coioco candidate, has been chosen
general Treasurer by majority Of 81; Henry
Bowen, Secretary BY majTiiy Of 902; Albert C.
Greene, Attorney General wilbou opposition both
Wings There are three vacancies In the Senate,
bn, as quorum i chosen, no new election will
take place. and The FIRST Senator, Samuel w. King,
will oiciale as Governor
Mr. King enjoys the entire conf ience OF the
Wing party, and has repeatedly refused, for reasons
Of privae nature, the nonn 'iion OF Governor
He Is in every respect qualified to discharge the du-
ties OF The Office.
The Wing majority In Grand Committee Is II.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-08

In conclusion, gentlemen, we have but single
remark 10 make. You propose We should resign
our clal rs % the Governor We can understand
how you can resign 10 him. as you hold his commits
sions. Bit as we have received nothing from bin,
we should be al los 10 know In what Terms 10 frame
resignation.
No, gentlemen, u we resign at all, Il must be di-
rectly u the people under whom we claim. You
may therefore, consider yonr proposition rejected.
Very respectfully, yours,
PHI: DiCKERS0N,
p d. vROOM,
DANIEL d. RYALL,
VIM II. COOPER,
JOSEPH KlLLE
To John b. Aycrgg, J. r. .. Maxwell, VIM. Hai'
s,ed Charles G. Slrauon, r. jones Yoke, Esqs
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-08
A correspondent, OF the Richmond Wing, writing

A CORRESPONDENT OF the Richmond Wing, writing
from Amherst county says
81 never saw such spirit pervadng the mass Of the
people They abhor the rey name Of SubTreasury. 50
much so that the candidates Of that party are modify
mo and modifying it n every possible manner. Nor
can thew the honest yeonanry. see into the doctrne OF
denonncinr measure and uphodlng the authors Of that
measure. The people ARE mp" Col Cabel's re-
election in this county. is eerfaia Rclv upon haf
His majority WILL think he upwards OF 100. In Nell
son Mr. Ma-srs election is regarded scarcely less GER
tain DR. Cookies return 10 the Senate IS. u possible,
mare than certain Gsrlands MAJORITY for Congress. Il
The HYDRA Division does not creep into the AMI Sub
Treasury ranks. will be overwhelming Conscious OF
this the Sub. Treasury men are trying 10 alarm The
Wings aud eoar the Conservatives. All, hope. viii
not do The Conservatives, IN Amherst and Nelson,
are as firm as rocks. and rally around Garland Ion
They cornnosc large majority Of the administration
marty in those COMMITTEES They. together with the Wing
vote aud many Sul Treasury votes, viii give Garland
a tremendous tnajoriy. could uaine inauy Sub irea-
sury men Who ~H not suppnrt Gordon Al issa",
understand, IN Louisa and Eluyama. Albenafe -
the only deba,esble ground. hope all viii be wen
there yet. Yours, DC
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-08
w. G. RIvES

Few men oeenpy .Proadsr position than hi. states.
man. una~ed by po~er--s,,n,.,d nv a ,,,ery 4. -.
dared 10 trying hour 10 10 true - 49, a., ~
has not escaped de,rae,oe and .ionah i. vel,ened
SHAH has fallen harmless o. bis feet WAS o,y be-
reach their victim The purpose dssiIoy him ,y,.,s.
trained band 81 the work, and Il lie ri. no,
in the contest. il will Only he because the friend. az
truth unite Ia his support Onghi there then 10 L. :
division among the Wings Of Virginia Is he ,rue 10
good Cause, who ~nhhods his support ffo,n Mr.
Itlsesl No else ean or ough, TO lie elected Sc
uator from Virginia. lie is worthy Of that Slsieil her
most psl,ny days Now especially when neutral when
unable himself TO rally under any banner save his own
or ready rather TO follow lead mhene, or dniy NAV
polat --no1, Is he the Who should represent the
Old Dominion. Can any Wing then. IL lha, ale war
sganst him! Il has been done-snd we were defeated
Let not the lesson be forgotten For as sure o. any Of
the opponents Of the Administration rally against Mr.
Rlyes--so sufc will DIVISION aud defeat ensue We
would council orr friends IN Virginia then forgetting
party heat ard hate, TO unite upon ,hs s,a.smsn, and
only will they succeed politically. hut they will elect
as their Senator. who an honor 10 the republic
aud worthy Of It's largest trusts Duly Republicans.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-08
COURT OF INQUIRY

The Cont Of inquiry ord red BY the N7vv Depart
ment 10 investigate the charges preferred against
Com Elliot, BY Lieut. Charles Hunter i'a>snd
Mid Cnarles C. B,r,on and Others, convened al nc
Navy Yard on M"nd'v morning Of iis' week.
The Court c nsi ted of Com Charles Stewart,
President; Com James Biddle and C,nn. Daniel /.
Patterson, Members. John NJ Bead, E>q. Judge
Advocate josiah Randall, Esq is engaged asCoun'
sci for Com Elliot.
Ab,n, one hundred and twenty witnesses have
been summoned, bur large portion Of them wilfne
dismissed and the examination confined 10 lhoe VINO
were with Com. Elliot in The Mediterranean, where
the circumstances which have given rise 10 Inc
charges took place.-IhH. ~. American.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-08
Mn MonpnIIRY-

Tho Salisbury CAroiuian, Il Cahonn psper, and
therefore fyoshy disposed towards the present admit
nis,raon) is quite upon the Secretary Of the
Treasury II profcsses TO DO perfectly satisfied. by
peruss Of both the Majority and the Minority Reports
grow ing out Of Sssrtwons defacaon that he is
rally and in,eec tuay unfit or the po-i which he has
80 long occupied to The injury aud discredit Of the
country The Caroinian remarks Report Gays Mr..
Van Buren, is amazingly tired Of hnlf so. why don't
he turn him on, and be done with ], Or il MIR Van
the Enperors of Rome used to do ID similar cases
send him Into honorable exehat is send hi special
Minister to England, to Belgium. Constsn-
iinoplc--any where. to get rad u him I"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-08

The messages, proclama,ons. &c. Of Washing
ton, John Adams, Jefferson, Madison Monroe, and
J. G. Adams, form 250 Ct sely printed pages; the
same papers of General Jackson Gil about 200 Of The
like pages being ab ,ut ourfflh Of the numebr en-
plpved by six PreSii .n,s put together. E=
The Style of General jackson differs singularly
from isef-perhaps as many varieties of style may
b. perc lived in his documents, as appear in the vol
ume com posed of the productions OF the six proceed
ing Presidents. This would moi BE- suIpriziug, 1.-THE
fedcral lies truth, that the ate papers OF the
Old Hero were composed BY as many writers as we
ever have had Presidents. ~" .a.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-08

The New Yorker thinks Mr.. Bell, OF tennessee,
and Mr. Banks, Of Virginia, both well quaiihed
for the speakershp Of the House OF representatives
MIR. Banks may b, well quilted, I" bu he certainly
has very awkward way Of showing it. il ne was
Mr. Banks, during the experiments he tried In The
Chair, last session. .. ...... ....,. ...s