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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

We learn from the Columbus Democrat
that Mr.. Tucker, the Democratic candi-
date for Senator from Lowndes county
has been elected. Mr.. Tucker was the
Senator Of that county, but the wings
thought themselves strong enough TO elect
one Of their faith, invited Mr.. Tucker 10
resign, which he did, and became a can-
didate for reelection,
We understand from the same paper,
Mr.. Gholson of Monroe county has been
elocted--ihis is cheering news TO Demo-
Gratis, as it seals the fate of the " hig can
didatc for the United States Senate. The
Democratic party has a majority now IN
both the senate and house of representa-.
lives. Let our party be true to a man,
and all is well with Democracy in Missis-
sippi.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

We understand through the Columbus
Democrat, that Col. Chapman Levy, ia
true Democrat,) made speech of five
hours length at that place on the Goth uIt.
to large concourse of people, he was to
have been answered by Mr.. Dickinson.
(Whig,) of that place; bnt from some
cause or other, Mr.. Dickinson did not
make his appearance.
The Col. went into full history of The
two parties which divide our counirv-he
showed in the most satisfactory manner,
that the modern wings arc in every impor-
tant particular, with the leieralist Of by
gone times.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

in the abdomen BY bowie kn;c. !.
bowels gushed out, Instantly cnn.; ~ als
death; and ROCKWELL was stabbed Nv ns
the back over the left hip, and III a a'o'sA
blow from the front through the iue ,V -
the same time. Holmes was slaLbed,h,,asa
the ileshy part Of his left arm. nho"' O''sA
elbow, and his hand was also Ladlv 's J.. ''ls
L Is feared the wounds received b ' !"
ROCKWELL will prove mortal; tina, re. - ~,
BY Mr.. Holmes is moi dangerous Ts'l
pistols wero fired in The uilrav I M'
Henry Oldham also received , MI
threueh1ihc flcshy part Of his o,,n s ~
mississippi gentlemen escaped u,l l's
except from The Effects &c such Lea,; n"' =
was inflicted without Weapons n ma ss ~
flc. By This time great crowd Ina ~
sembled alou, the Gall House, and .,'% =
was the excitement ngains, The hiiss;.sa
plans that they would probably have haa.
torn 10 pieces had they not fed up stat, j.
and hid IN fark room. The Nav.
City Marshal, and the polece oll;s s0'
were Instantly on the spot; and Ln. .'
one of the waichmen rushed into The d,,s
room to secure the prisoners. They !,
frs, resisted, but upon light icing nm
cured surrendered themselves 10 the NAV,
and officers. The three persons Tins !,
pretended we're Jn'gc Wilkinson. cha,sll
with stabLing Rockwell; his brother vi.
aiding and ahet'ing; and Mr.. blurdock,.
having killed hieeks. They were ,ak,.
separately, unknown 10 the crowd, each
IN the Gust dy Of an officer, through
back passaee from ibe Gait House ana
lodged in the Jail, when the Mavor IN.
nounced the commit;a TO The crowd which
then dispersed.
We have confined ourselves 10 the gpr.
eral facts, studious'y avoiding any barr
version Of The aili.ir, phrposeIy mc
prejudice the public mind; rescryimN
The public Investigation which is TO nN
place at nine o'clock this morning, Ne
full development Of the whole transaction
which we will be able 10 give in our oifs
report ic.n0rruw.
Lcuisrllc Reporter.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12
TIL M u ~ n d N !.
JANUARY IL, 1889.

We are authorized TO announce Wilson a.
Purdom MS a candidate for Clerk Of the Circuit
Count of Holmes County.
We are authorized TO announce William M.
Burton as a candidate for Assessor and Collector
of Holmes County.
We are authorized TO announce Ohio w.
Bealf, as candidate for Sheriff at the next
November election.
We are authorized to announce A. ]. Cmlc'
MS candidate for Sheriff, at the next November
election.
We are authorized to announce A. l.. Edring-
Ton, as candidate for Probate Clerk, al the next
November election.
We are authorized to announce Samuel II
Baughn, MS candidate for Probate Clerk, al
the next November election.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

The Anniversary Ball, which took
place in Franklin on the Sh inst, was
well attended by both ladies and gentle
men. There were about sixty ladies' and
between sixty and seventy gentlemen; we
have scenfew such.urnished balls,i speaks
well for friend iio'lingsworth; but those
who know him, and especially these who
have had the coed fortune toput up al the
Franklin Inn, can have pretty good idea
Of what sort q a supper the company had
TO sit down to. We have seen TOW balls
Or parties 90 of better, giving more gem
eral satisfaction than did this.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12
DREADFUL AFLRAY In LOUISVILLE.

Our city OH saturday evening, was
thrown into an extraordinary state Of ex-
ci.enent by the fact being generally
known that three gentlemen from Missis-
sippi,l lodging at the Cali Hnuse, had stab
ed four Of our citizens; in the bar room OF
The hotel, during fracus which originated
as follows: The mississippi gentlemen,
Judge Wilkinson Of Yazuo county, in thai
state, his bloher, and Mr.. Murdpck, had
it appears, been at MIR. Reddlns's store on
the corner OF Pearl and Main street, about
four o'clock in the afternoon, to return u
coat, on the ground Of misftting. The
gentlemen who objected to The fitting OF
the coat was not the one Tor whom it bad
been made, and MIR. Redding being rita
ted by his remarks, made some observations
which caused tue Mississippi party to
draw their bowie knives and threaten ven
eeance. In this early affray, one Of the
Mississippi party, it is alledged struck
Mr.. Redding with poker, and otherwise
assaulted him. They then left Mr.. Red
ding's store and repaired TO the Gait House.
AT six o'clock, MI. Redding followed by
a few friends, namely, his brothcr-in-law,
Mr.. Rothwell, the halter, corner Of sixth
and markets'reets, Mr.. Meeks, bar-keeper
Of the wall street house, and Mr.. Holmes
pilot Of The Henry Clay, and perhaps
others, went 10 the Gait House 10 demand
the names of the Mississippi gentlemen, for
the purpose of getting a warrant against
them. They met Judge w. 10 the bar room,
and the alteration was then renewed, 10
the course Of which Meeks was ripped up
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12
We understand that there was snow at
Holly Springs six or eight inches deep,
which fell during the last cold weather.

We take the following from Ihe Louis
vile Advertiser we agree with the Ad-
verlser, We say give us a whig on all
occasions before an avuwed Aboiitionist,
or one tinc,ured in the least that way
ave beg our friends in Ohio to put the
seal OF their Reproduction on MIR. Morris
to elect an nll.Abolt'onisi--even wing
in preference 10 him. We point to
Lytle, to Hancr, 10 Benham. to Medary
--such men viii regard the constitution
aud the compromise which gave birth 10
it, and labor to preserve the Union"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12
DIRECT IMPORTATION COM
PANY FROM LIVERPOOL TO
NATCHEZ.

| = & ( f. Z u
Under the Mississippi Law for Lin
tied Copartncrship, powerful and
cntcrprising Company has been formed
in Mississippi, including some Of her
most eminent capitalist, for the pur-
lposeof direct Importation from Liver
pooh 10 hlississippi-onc ofthe branch.
cs being in Vicksburg, and another
| in New Orleans, TO facilitate the bust,
ness of the Company, in the present
interrupted state ofdirect communion
ton between hatcher and Liverpool.
The style ofttis association is ''Thc
Mississippi Importing Company
! Thisis one Of The first fruits Of a law.
20 productive Of benefit TO the citizens
Iof the. state of Mississippi, passed at
the last session Of our legislature, cx-
tending to foreign countries, and bring
ing direct wealth from other lands to
our own doors. Every Mississippian
will hail the first rising ofthc star Of
our State ascendancy; for from this
hour, the Natchez Landing touches
the quay at Liverpool!
| II is enough for our anticipations
that Mississippi shall import her arti-
clcs Of consumption from foreign ports;
she should import for other States
higher up in the vale ofthe "Father Of
Waters" Arkansas, the upper part Of
Alabama. the States of Kentucky, Ten
Incssce, Indiana Missouri, land lowerIIi.
nois, if moi the lower part Of Ohio,
may as well trade with Natchcz as
with New Orleans; and 70 lar better
advantage than they can with New
York and Philadelphia and Baltimore.
These cities levy 25 to 80 per cent
on all goods sent by them across the
the Alleghahy mountains; the direct
importation merchants ofNatehez can
furnish the same foreign goods at less
than half that per ccntage above Liv.
crPool prices.
The day is not far distant, when.
this direct Importation Company, or
some one more enterprizing, (if that be
possiblc)shall have two first rate Steam
Ships, plying constantly between
NatcLez and Liverpool sand those
SHIPS WILL BE BUILT BY TIE
NATCHEZ MERCHANTS!
We ask no other reward for cur
prediction than this: Only to remember
from. what source it proceeded, and to
say that it was the voice Of true
prophet.
The fact that the stock ofthe steam
ship Natchez, in pretty hard times too,
was taken lin the streets OF our city,
lin less than half an hour, shows, at
least, that Natchoz merchants are uni
ted in any great enterprise calculated
to advance the interests oftIc city
The merchants Of the city of New
Orleans not thus united. They
have immense capital, but it seldom
moves, en- masse, for the accomplish
mcnt ola great general object.
Natchcz, with her union Of mer-
chants, her railroad, and her enter
prise, can do what she pleases. She
can as easily span the Atlantic with
her steem ferry,a as to connect the Mis-
sissippi to the Pearl with her railroad.
Natchez. Free Trader.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

F. A. Tyler, Esq. editor Of the Vicks>
burg Register, has sold his interest TO w.
H. M'Cardle, Esq, who will take charge
of the editorial department. The Reg
ister' viii be changed to Wing" We
thought the paper good whig before, but
we presume it was rot fully expressed,
we suppose it will 60 head and horns now
for whiggery.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

Candidates. - We have made a beginning
IN our eounty--but if all that are already
out would have their uames announced we
could make Il pretty good showIng.--Wc
look for some ten or fifteen more next
week--wc hear Of but one as YET, for the
legislature.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

We have received The first number OF
The Louisville Arrow, a new paper pub
llslled in Louisville, Winston county,
Mss; it supports and advocates The Dem
ocrtlic doctrine. lis quite ii respectable
paper, aud we'll deserves tie support OF
the party 10 which it is attached.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

A duel was taught on Saturday the 10Th
ult. opposite Vicksburg, between A. NJ.
M'Clung and Mr.. Menifee, they exchang-
ed two shots, the second shot Of M'Clung
wounded Menifee in The head, not dan
gerous.
Since the above was written, we are in.
formed that Menifee is dead.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

The bank of Madison county at Mad.
Isonville, has resolved to resume specie
payment after the 18th day Of February
next. The bills Of less denomination than
five dollars, will be redeemed until then
when presented, with the current funds Of
The state.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

any interest you arc at liberty 10 use
thca.
With the highest respect, ! am;
Your friend, &c.
J. A. QUITMAN.
J.C. Bolc, S. Shackleford, Esq.
Holmes County.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

We observe by our exchange papers,
that Volney E. Howard is recommended
to the Democratic convention, as a suita.
bic person to be nolninaiedas a candidate
for representative 10 congress.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

Col. William F. Jones, Of Madison
county, is announced in the papers as a
candidate for Brigadier General, of the
I'd Brigade, Sd Division, Of the Missis-
sippi Militia.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

We have received the Governors Message, but
its length excludes it from our columns; we will
make few extracts from it next week.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

The Ohio river is closed By ice from
PiIisburg 10 Cincinnati, and The papers
say that there is good skating from one
place TO the other.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

Hon. 3. F. Butler, late Attorney Gen.
eral OF the U. 8. has been appointed by
the President, Attorney General for the
Southern District of New York vice w.
nj. Price " absconded."
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

Voluntary confession Of a mh,g editor
+ We clip the following candid confess
ion from the Southern Argus, whis
paper published al Columbus, Miss.
DAT the close of the year we have much
to think oi--onr past errors of conduct,
our misspcnt time, our careltssness for the
future, all rise, like the Ghost Of Mac
beth, TO warn us TO amend our lives and
hive more virl1oasly during the coming
year."
Do'nt he want 10 get over the lence?l
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

10. Adams has commenced already
with his old layorite Abolition, he is max.
ing Il terrible fuss in congress.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-01-12

| Welay before our readers the following
letter from the Hon. j. A. Qnitman in
answer to letter from JAMES G. Bolc,
and S. ID. Shackleford, Of this county.
Natchez, December, 18th ISIS.
Gentlemen:
On my return from Vicksburg several
days since, received your communication
requesting my opinions upon some Of the
leading political question Of the day, and
desiring permission to give them publicity.
Believing that the free interchange Of
political sentiments, tends 10 promote en-
curry, elicit truth and expose error, have
made it rule never to disguise my own.
Having no political aspirations TO graf
ify, am not interested further than ,he
patriotic and honest, Of all parties are CON
cerned for The welfare of their country. !
viii therefore comply with your reqaestb by
communicating my views frankly upon the
several subjects to which your letter refers
regreiing that the pressure Of important
engagements will not permit me even tc
sam 40 the reasons or arguments ~hlchhaye
irres,st,blv led me 10 cherish them,as sounc
and orthodox republican principles, ! am
on questions Of constitutional laws, slric
disciple Of the political school, in which
Jefferson and more recently Calhoun were
able expounders and teachers; in favor o.
"a strict construction OF the Federal com
pact, and of a vigiIant and jealous pro,ec
/ ton Of the reserved rights of the States
believing that the latter retain also the
remedy adequate to that protection.
thus claim 10 he considered a true Demo.
crat and Nnllifier,I consider the system Of
internal improvementty the Federal Gov
eminent not only without the pale Of its
delegated powers, but in general, unjust,
partia! and corrupting in its influence, Ten
ding to promote combination and log roll
ling schemes; tending to crafty private
and sectional ayarice, at the expense of
the public good, causing wasifuI aud use
less expenditures ofthe public funds, raised
from the industry of the couniry,for the ne.
|cessary support Of government alone. The
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-28
Trust Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance o.
IN the provisions of certain deed in trust exetl'
ted by Benjamin &. Wen of Lowndes county, sas
If Mississippi, on the 3lst day Of August, W., .
n: W. Cater, Of the county Of Lowndes and S1N
aol'said, as trustee 10 secure the payment o.
certain promissory note, therein mentioned Ina oe'j
crbed to lhe order Of the Tombigby Ran K0la
Company, will, as trustee, offer at public SR' !"
the court hosse. IN the town Of Columbus MisssslF
pI on Monday the 2lst day of October, within UC
hours Prescribed by law, all the right, ute cam
ana 'nteres which the said Benjumin Il Wen has
N ana to me SLOWING described lands, to wiz a. :.
bus right, title ant interest in the steam mil al "
lumbus, situated on lot number seven in section
number seventeen, township number eighteen
sou.h 0! range number elgtoen west, and all oil ~
interest in the lands belonging and on which TIE
steam mill is situated together nth al and singu'i
the tenements, Entertainments ant appurtenalc''
thereunto belonging, and all the erect.,s building
and improvements whatsoever upon the sue. B
ted this 25th day of September, 1889. =,
ii. w. CATER, Trus'e.
12-4t lPr fee $40
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-28
Trustees Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance h
~ the provisions Of a certain deed in Trust. p,.
cuted by William ID. Amis Of Lowndes county, :m
State of Mississippi, On The Goth day Of Septembc
1887, to II. w. Cater, OF the county of LoNnds,
and State aforesaid, as trustee, to secure the rar
men OF certain pTomissory note therein mentord
and described, TO the order Of the Tombgby Raj
Company, will, as trustee, offer at public sac At
the court house, in the town OF Columbus MssSp
pi, on Monday the Dist day of October next, wih.
in the hours prescribed by law, all the rrIf, tie
clam and interest winch the said William r: ANS
has in an TO the following described lands to wit:
The south half of section numbered twenty four Of
township numbered eighteen, of range Numbered
sixteen east, containing three hundred aod tel aul
fifty hundreths acres, be the sum more or less, and
also the north east quarter and east halt OF the nort
west quarter Of section numbered twenty five, o.
township numbered eighteen ofrange numbered s5'
teen east, containing two hundred and thirty v'
and eighty two hundredths acres, be the same NOR
or less, both Of which tracts OF land are lying ant
being situated in the county Of Lowndes and STAT
of Mississippi; together with all and singular dr
tenements, Entertainments and appurten1nces there
unto belonging, and all the erections, buildings an
| improvements whatsoever upon the same. Dat
| this 25th day OF September 1889
ii. w. CATER, Trustee.
PIT [Pr. fee $40 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-28
SIlerif.s Sale.

DY virtue of two writs off ias. issued b. i.
ND clerk of the circuit court of Lowndes CONT,
and to me directed, will sell for cash, at me CAM.
houee door, in Columbus, on Monday the m a,v Il
October, the following property, to wit 6nr IA.
croes, Clary, Prissy, Jack and Washington. Levi.
ed on as the property I'D. F. Alexander to s,sr,
said Fl. las in favor orHenry w. Hunt and the Pan
| tiers Bank.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law.-Dae.
| the 25th September, 1889.
J. W. BYRN, SFE
of Lowndes county
1919 [Pr. fee 81 20
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-28
September 10, 1899,

GEN. JycKsoN.-There is 40 staleman ly
ing whose public life has been actuaIed by purer
motives, and whatever may have been the polit-
cal differences between him and a minority of his
fellow citizens, his al least, We are convinced
have been honest For his country, and her hb.
critics and prosperity, he has brayed and triumph
ed over the most maglinaat attacks, and if he
has made enemies, he has made them for his
couutry's sake.-Ifeskly Times.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-28
State Of Mississippi, LOwndes Co.

Jno NJ Trotter s Jno N Symons -. "a
VS.. A." 20
John J. Inabnet ,,l.
NOTICE is hereby given that the above a, ,i,s.
In meut was issued al the suit Of The S1'O a..
tiff against the said defendant as an abscondl9 ga n
or for the sum aforesaid aud has been re'V'"..
this Office duly executed, and is now penH's sop,.
undetermined in the circuit court OF Lownues y i.
ty State of Mississippi; and that unless 'ht Mar.
endant shall appear on or before the se13n' .;,sp
day of Oct. next being the ls day o. llG ls sl ,r
court for the county aforesaid give sPecIa %" an
plead, Judgment will be entered against h .li, N
the property attached will be sold to saos!
plaintiffs demands. .,,,, III
Witness the clerk Of the said crcua 0''''
18th day OF march, 1889. uN clk.
lt-iW IT. ~ -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-28
Land for Sale.

WILL be sold on Monday the In gay tC ~ 0F
w vember next, the well known / hay ua re-
LAND, living two miles north OF Plckehs's I.',seJ
Gently occupied BY Edward Davis Sen; as', ,cres
containing six hundred and sevenIy-tn,ees .,,s d
about two hundred Of the same IN nigh Sta.
cultivation, with a Dwelling and Out Caoo'ns'
bles, Corn Cribs, and Cotton Gln' .,ra,;o- 70
The said Tract OF Land IS perhaps mol 'n's''o'
any in Pckens county. N 4, wfH d
Any person wishing to purchase will do "'4
come and examine for themselves ,re5
The terms Of the above sale. will be o" p,ng.
If onr twn. and three years, from the is' q ''''
~ aeA'' WILLIAM DAVIS
q. l.. McCRARf'
ssp,en,hcr Il. IsS0.-ll-3w,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-28
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue of writ off ia. issued BY lbe,.l
ID Of the circuit court of Lowndes county ,oS !
me directed, viii sell for cash at the court bo,,
door, in Columbus, on Monday the 7th day of n,
tober The following property, TO wa one negro M
man Vna. Levied on as the property Of JAN
Moore to satisfy said Fl IA in favor Of Gibson Law
Sale within the hours prescribed BY hw.-Dar
the 25h September, 1899.
JOHN w. BYRN, ShG
of Lowndes county
l2-9w Pr fee s. %
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-28

SINAToH NAlErH's vDprrl7.-, :
lave been favored 5y The Hon. R.t,-1~
er wl'h COPY Of his y.nt.cauon lon
ges Of :. 5. P'en'iss, the ii.as-sr. III.
candidate Tor the L. 5. senate. T.
P'e'e and 'riumGhan, de.eacs. We -
place 10 our columns as soon a. ,.
bly, find room Tor l.. t-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-28

MARRlED.--ln Coopetstown n Y. on Tues
day morning a7th ult. by the Rev, f. T. Tiffany,
Isaac Bust esq, attorney and counsellor al law, Of
Baindrdge, Chenango county, to MARY MARTHA,
eldest daughter Of the Hon. John H. Prenss, OF
tie former place
On Thursday Evening the l2h inst. by the Rev.
Joseph Greer, SAML, B. WRlGHr of this county
to Miss MARY JANE HALEY, Of Marion county Ala
"He that dudeth wife fiude,h good thing"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-28
SheriR,s Sale

~ virtue oisandry wrts of as t,sasi t, IL.
~ clerk Of the circuit court Of Lowa3,. 80. .'
ana to me directed will sell for cash a, Ina ,.
house door, in Columbus, on Monday the M 5,g.
octohel, the following property to wit: two ~.
men, Charles and Ben. Levied on as the pra-9..
OF conway 0. Barton. 10 satisfy said f as N a.,
OF John lrhy, Richard Sims and Others.
sale within The hours prescribed BY aw.-D,,.
the 25th September 1899 D't
JNO. w. BYRN, SfF
of Lowndes count,
l1"@ Pr. fee g. N
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-28
NIarshaI' SALE
No. lS24-Thomas and Ea9,R F..
E-as'us r. Sr,.sr4


Eras'rs r. Strickland
On Fl. Fd.-To .Ncren.6tr Ten ia.
Rf virtue ofihe above spec.fei -, -, I'S'
- - Fecied, from Tie Creui, Couri q. b. r
safes ga Tor ne southern D,s're, q Ms.
vii sci, on Monday, the 2s,h day Of o..
at the Court House Of Winston Coariy n. :
ing described LAND, to w.t. f,lr -.
quarter, Section thirteen; half Of : "
Section twelve, Township thirteen. RAM. W.
Levied on as the property Of sad deer,.,, - =, L
y The above described execution and ,1, \ (
within The lega hours. '.s--->'
ADOLPHUS C. WEIR
Marshal Northern DIST. of N..,'g.
rw BY J, W. CARROLL. DsTT,-
Louisville, sept -. l2-4w [Pr ler = KY