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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17
Thousands of Consumptions

and CTontc Coughs abundanty prove unfang efficacy in
such diseases and its undoubted power
heang properties in the following complaints and diseases
tsng OF Blood Bleeding at the Lungs Pain IN The
Side Night Sea NeTuous Complaints Palpitation of he ea
Cholera Iantn, Dysenty and Complaints in Children
md and
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17
FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND C0MPL AIMS.

No remedy that has been offered public has ever been
halt certain and gRz in correcting incidental aoea
nesses and tsguLes of the female BANTS PULfO
NARY BALSAM makes difference whether the derange.
ment be suppression other incidental REG
ULATES ALL, by strengthening the system eqazf9
cZlatOn and soothing and GayfnS NERVOUS fRRITABHITY
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17
Head Quarters.

ON account Of the death OF Mr. KENDALL, we
~ shall offer our entire stock of Goods at
TREMENDO BARGAINS!
including large lot of BOnnets, Parasols, Summer
Stuffs, Boots and Shoes, &C., &c. The word has
gone forth and this stock u must be sold.
The establishment viii remain at present under
the firm of Kendall g. Minis.
June Is 1850.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17
e(lNSTTHp.

all chranized and civilized cohntfies has caused larger
proportion OF deaths than other malady that a the
family and until withh few years has been
certain remedy to stop the devastation of the destroyer But
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17
FARMING LANDS ron SALE.

ME SUBSCRIBER viii sell the follow
ing described FAaM1Na LAEDs on the
most reasonable terms. both as to price and
erstsf;-
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM
Coughs and Constmptions,
Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart.

This BALSAM heals and Ulcers Lungs else
where Internally certainly and easily the PURIFYEo Ex-
and heals ulcers externally This
of Cough and Consumption ts after other
dies have failed to do good
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

such Medicine every respect there proof
in effected that ONE BOTTLE of
purifying healing virtue and medical poae
tanned in F0ar Bottles of sdrsGpara any other
that has been offered for SALE There
in pamphlets that by the of this Indian Purifier
they that were DYINe yet LTyEthey that LAME and
CRIPPLED WALK-they that SICK, ScRoFULoUs
and nherYYise dseased heeaH nd
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17

Now hear Mr.. HASKINS statement of He
wife procured bottle Bf14N7rS EXTRACT
of BtsseH Leonard Druggists of
that and began get bst-THAT enabled
of bed where had been confined year-he
tie enabled of the h0sethe bottle enabled
to Wak Too Miles, Rome Centre where procured SE
Bottles and when had finished using them
of IIoenty Ulcers
ed PERFECT CURE of all the Ulcers and to
1oo1 health
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17
FOURTEEN WITNESSES!

Mr. HASKIN has the above the facts
witnessed and certified by DOCT. T. WILLIAMS-Mr G. R.
BROWN proprietor of the Rome HotelMessrs BISSELL
& LEONARD Wholesale and retail Druggists-and ELEVEN
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17
One Dollars Worth /!
CANCEROUs sCROFULA!

How much CANcER-how much SYPH1LIs-how much SCI
FULAwl One Dollars lsOrth of BraRfs PURIFIER cure Re
the following statement which is specimen of its power
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17
PURELY VEGETABLE,

To many diseases DIopsies, Kidney Complaints Sc
oT Watery Humors from Che Blood corrupt and
Irritating secreons of diseased organs from the body
without the thorough OPERATION KIDNEYS, AZ
caused by this Medicine. No OTHER extract even eteas
particularly compounded. differs from all other prepaIa
Z II. LIZ l.a.. n. 80. -
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17

R. Tp Sec. Part. Acre
IS 26 south east Or north east or 4
" east hlf south east or 8
S5 south east or north east or 4
east hlf south west quarter g
-" s6 north east or north west or 4
Is sonth eaet or north east or
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
OBITUARY

D.,srsd tbi. life co The 9th att, Al lhs resi-
s.0re a John S. Topp, Esq, n It's I.-ce,
BUFFlN COLEMAN, aged 81 wears. lhe .
s...ssssd vas BON in CHro.iHe County, NirEiasa,
~ vbsB 5. a yasth eselzTstsd 70 the Stale %
....scss> Fr,ias thzi Srste Ne removed &c A aha
q. sud sbsgt tAe year ISIS he seuls5 in Lims-
.,one county: here be made mary devoted friends
al vas twice elected Sheriff q the CuanN; he
- fsihflly and efficiently discharged tie duties
aftbis important Office, hat II is believed be has
~ been sacceeded hy any gentleman IN thatrfs
kponsible station, Who deserved and enjoyed
more orthe Confidence and regard OF bis country
R,eu. His character for integrity and bis aeit'e
lmsineSs habits. soon secured for hITn an appoint
snent from the Surveyor General OF the STATE aug
Tor considerable period, be was engaged IN sur.
ye,iny the rslbIrc lands in Alabama; ~ THIS he.d
III entGrpriss and industry be likewise discharged
he os,,ss which deyoived upon him, with credit
,o Limself and advantage 10 the pHbic service.
About Is wears since be moves 10 MISSISSIPPI
and selected lands tor planting purposes M
I,owndes CmnN and besides his own in'eress'
d. had the charge and control Of considerable
Ausiness Of great impertaace To others, ana not
WORD OF complaint has been heard from those
Nyho confided in him. or those with whoa be
sransacted business. The writer of this article
became intimately acquainted with him soon after
his removal TO this County, and has enjoyed much
pfbis society and friendship for the last years:
and feels justified in saying that he has known
Au few persons so universally loved and 50 much
e.leemed as Mr.. c., and probably he had no en-
rmy when he died. He was charitable 10 the
poor, most kind and generous master, and just
70 all.
Mr.. C, embraced religion and attached him,
sell to the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
about 90 years ago, since which time he was a
Consistent and exemplary member OF the church,
and al his house, the ministers of the gospel OF the
various branches Of the Church, always met with
a cordial welcome and the kindest auentons.-
A deep feeling Of sympathy and sorrow was en-
erained In this community, On the occasion oil
his death. lie was So m1ch composed that, a
few hours before he died, be gave his Irends in.
stlucticns about bis coffin and the preparations
Tor preserving his body that it might be taken by
his brother Judge Daniel Coleman, to Athens
Ala. tor internent
During his prorac,rd illness he often assured
his friends that he felt satisfied OF his acceptance
with God through the merits ofChrst his Saviour
and viewed the approach OF death with caln,ness
resignation and peace.
LET me die the death Of the righteous and le
my last end be like his.'' a FRIEND.
Columbus, January 9Th, 1850.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
Administrators Notice.

EHE Probate Court of Low ndes county Nj. ~ the
Dee 1919 term thereof, having appointed thu IN.
"s's gned administrator u tie estate OF SAINT Ihon'p.
an decreased areby nntly all persons having claims
= as stid estate present 1em property Huhentfta-
hfFeusmen,. within Inc lime prescribed BY law, or
fs will he forever barred Al persons indebted 10
esille arc required 10 lnihe Immediate payment.
g.CUa2- Z THOMPSON.
=. - 81 A5a,t,ers 81
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
LAMPkIN & WHITFTET.D.
RrnmTrr.
AZ ~ a ~ - .

A LII persons indebted to John A. Curtis e. Co.
"A are hereby notified that their notes and accounts
hive been transferred TO Calhoun, Evans & Co and
can be found in the haEds of Robt McGowan who
alone Is authorised to settle up the businese' Thoe
4ln do not settle m hv the LIST day ot March next
wai fnd their accounts IN the hands of an officer
CALHOUN. EVANS g. co.
Parton, Miss January, 10th 1890. 4w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26

CoLuAsls. Miss Jan y an iSou.
Tho cert6es tha, we attended the examination q.
tie Students q. loWnles Academy last SummfF
that The examination WAS conducted, tr9n hear e
hour from day To day. lor three days, ~ Tie or1Ra
~ branches Of an English education, ~ the lain,
Greek and French languages, aud IA the Maibemu-
les; that # was one Of ,he most rigid, impartial and
satisfactory examinations that We ever virtues oj,
clearly showing that the priu1ipal the Re-, z.
Crawford and hts Associate, are NOT ony critical
scholars but a,ktal and successful teachers
We regard LoHndes Academy, It, aa Institution
Of real merit, and an ornament and Blessing to eur
county and State; and We take great petsQre n
recommending it to the liberal patronage o. en- ca.
iigtened community
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

n FILTERS Of Adminstration having been gran
IL ted to the undersigned at the December Term
A. D. I849 Of the Hon, Probate Court tf Noxubee
County, Mississippi on the estate Of Tamon Walker,
deceased notice i hereby given to all persons indebt-
Cd 20 the said estate to come forward and make i'm
mediate paytnent, and all persons having claims a
gainst the sane are requested to present them duly
suhen,lcated within the time prescribed by Law o.
they will be forever barred
80 JAS R. CAVETT, Administrator.
Macon, Miss Dec, sh lsia
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
DUBOIS
Ip ATENT 0TTON GIN

.vANIIE Subscriber las made valuable improve
1 ment in the Cotton Gin, and is now manuactu
ring them in Greensboro. Ala,
Some Of these have been in operation the last sea-
son and certificates Of their performance have heen
seen by many in Columbus, They improve the sam
pie by taking nearly all the notes with much fine
trash out Of the cotton The price Of the cotton GIN
ned on then, is enhanced as has been proved in Mo
bile this season
They are not more Liable to get on, Of order than
bother Gins and are simple in construction.
They will be sent 10 any point on the Bigby River
upto Columbus,
REFER TOD Banks and jas. W. Harris ESQ.
Jan rs, 1890 3W-30 JOHN DUBOIS:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI.
rEF37'Hs

T. y p~os4t1e., o,g
y. T. hoNGsl AtAt' = if,, ~ = ,''''"' 80
Professor Of .tofaf a"a .3eh." tAH9SoPeg'
4 T. Hrn,Log. \. NJ ff9lessor q hafhe'
maics and Asltaiaong.
y.3o5re,
-, g'' g. ' 'nas, N Professor ~ Taaa,uocs
,F1liE Exercise Il ta's Institution VIZ % resume
1 90 the 2ad Thursday " september next
There i but one Se-siorin tie year th'eA consist
ol 70 months lbe vacation e2'eFs 'tf ge'lad ron
tic Thursday after second hQhqay N so'y % 2nd
Thursday % SepieHharo y each year fpF ADMISSION
into The Freshman t'sss raha!aa'e moS. nave
competent knowledge Y tae hA2.ioht Lat, n nFeek
Grammer-. Con pos1.i'a Afl,a'aeag' ~te geography
Caesar. Virgil, anl the ufats ftaact ana spiie ae'
qaalhlance "iin laap ifo,oo3 j..
Tie Studies o. ihe Freshman yea' aTa lahc @ !
Ligy, Andre" oed' U"el AnaoaIls nv 1 y
lgda, Davies ln'er-.'y afi'AiA9''e. Da''es Dour
don and Iegeadre' antiquities Latin oonpos'hoh
aud Frosod{ ,t,.a...a
The Siud'e. q ihe sophomore , nv f9s'1h .ea
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
DOCTOR GEORGE N. SMITH.

EHA AS taken Milcans new residence on the
n Ia corner Of Eliza and Genessee Streets, re'
Gently occupied by Mrs. Baker.
OFFICE at the Drug Store OF II. S. Taylor
& Co.,
Columbus, Miss. JAN 10 1880.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26

IN bpu,en M.srk WILSON. Ctsak.
VAtlII rua SIS above during the season, eonmen.
~ r.a1 WITH the first rise ei water. The NAAR
is a new inst class boat with all tee modern mptove
a.ents t5r comfort and safety She 3 prayd d viii
superior a.e engine and hose. Ali engagements
made ~ the agents will b. promptly tolh'ied
Far rrrhtur passage apF4 On hA1fd e 10
TAYLOR. HALE " MURDOCH.
sept Is lsiS AZ MS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26

MOBILE, ALA.

General Rccciciag, ForUdraiag, Purchasing
and Commission Merchants,
MOBILE, ALA.
THNHE undersigned, from Columbus, Sli,s.
H. having associated himself with J. ). Marsh
81 Co, in the city Of Mobile for the purpose Of Re
ceiving, Forwarding and Purchasing Of Goods, for
Merchants Planters and others, respectfully soclts
the patronage OF his rields and the public generally
J. NJ, DICKSON.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
A. n. JONES & co.
Sole Agents for Columbus, Miss.
Adm Illustrators Sale Of Lands
ON THE 2ard OF FEBRUARY, 1850.

DURSCANT to an order Of the Probate Court OF
lowndes county, State Of Mississippi, at the
November term thereof, 1919 We we will sell at
pubic auction, on the premises, 3 miles north east
olCoambns, the following Lands, (to WITT the south
east quarter Of north west quarter, the east half Of
south west quarter, Lots six, seven and twelve, all
in section :, Township II. range II west the
lands belonging to the estate Of John McCown ed
deceased
Oh credit till the first Of January 1881 fond and
approved security required. NANCY McCOWN
Admn'x.
GEORGE w. VAUGHN,
T41aa-' l4Ih 1880 p fAlnry.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
" % TT G e..

FENHE Co partnership heretofore existing between
= A. d w. LAMlkIN, was dissolved on the
LIST inst, by mutual consent Mr. GEoGGE WHIr.
FIELD having purchased the interest Of WILLIAM q.
LAMrKlN, the business will be continued by
LAMPkIN & WHITFIELD.
at their new stand on Main Street one door west Of
I'raylor, Hale 4 Murdoch, and they hope BY strict
and personal attention 10 business to merit the nat.
ronage OF their friends.
Those indebted T. the old firm either by note or
Otherwise will please call and make settlement as
their business must be closed up Immediately.
January II, 1866 2S-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
Tnc state Of Mississippi. I

LpwNDEs County.
10 al gsfsoat Interested IN he Lands, tcacmeats
and hcrcdiiamcsts Of Samuel Thompson de.
ceased,
N1OU are hereby notified 10 be and appear before
B the Probate Court Of Lowndes County State Of
Mississippi or the first Monday IN February, A. b
1850. Then and there to show cause Il any You
can why the undivided hall or moty Of the l0llow-
mo lands to wit the North cast quarter the south
east quarter Of the north west quarter the cast half
If the south west quarter and south east quarter Of
section number tweBtynne, and the west bali Of the
north east quarter and the east half Of the north
We,, quarter Of section numbef thlrtyNo all IN town
ship seventeen Of range number eighteen west in
Lowndes County State Of Mississippi, should not be
sold according to the petition Of Richard II. Ihomp'
son Administrator Of said deceased
WITNESS the honorable NArHAs.
,,SSyGf. iEL l. GouDwiS Judge Of Probate
5SsT,sy: Court Of said county, the first Monday
Es@~& in December A. d. 1919. Issued tie
7T1'~ 18th DAY Of Decembe-, lsl1.
Dee T5-G. DANIEL WILLIAMS, Cfk
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
FEMALE INSTITUTE,
COLUMBUS, MI.

Board OF II UsEEESs
GEORGE Il. CLAY TON-FkESADENI-
IosEra o. FEELr, R-cHAEp EyASS-
7 3LEwETT. 81. JANIS " hASAlS,
WM ~ HuwYHEfEs ALEx. foVN6,
HARsisos Joasssos, 5 5 fEASkliN
SAxuEL BUT-EE, IlsoS I biLLtFs'
SrErB1N BEcwS
FVHE exercises cf,his Institution vii be Tssu7icd
1 on Monday the Isl e octabeE next The
Trustees take great pleasure Y saving g me
former patrons and trends OF the institute and the
public generally that they enter upon the th'rd year
Of lis history with prospects o. increa ed success arg
usefulness They tsye engaged IS fTi7tiPu MF
RoBEBT 4. NEANs, OF South NAFo.lua ahu !a1e %,
Eu,aw. Ala whose uudoub,ed qualifications Tor nat
,nnorsnt station are evidenced BY those best Of all
testimonials. long experience and uniform success
Tho same may Be- saii Of the assistants whom he
bri cs 10 his aid in the management Of the various
departments. The Importance OF sustaining an In
s,utiou ola high cr,ler in Columbus, is We believe
felt and Acknowledged bv all. We present the Co
lumbus Female Institute as such an institution
We have able and accomplished mstrut tors me
course Of study is full, thorough and nnlsheai me
buildings and grounds are we'll adapt TOT the pur-
poses OF large Female school, the location Is Pleas
+ ant healthy ard retired and no cSerilons VIII oe
spared on the part Of the Trustees to make It an In
stitution SECOND 10 none. To accomplish this we on
" ask for the patronage Of the community. Send u
your aughters and we will give them such an elucs
viii be useful to them ard gratifying to You
Teachers.
Mn. RoBERr A MEANS Principal,
Mss LOUISA CCSSNGuAM, English Branches
Miss SARAH CHAIN,
/ Mn. s. MARKsrlEN, Vocal and Instrumental
! Muse,
Miss HELEN Charm, Primary Department.
The sholastic wear is divided into two sessions
five months each. commencing respectively on The Is
Of October and ist Of March, Pupils will be admltte
into the Institution al any time otthe year and Will
charged Tor tuition only hom the date Of entrancen
the close of the current session.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
PLANTERS AND OTHERS,

Who buy their Groceries and other Goods in Mobile,
viii find il greatly to their interest in forwarding their
orders direct through their Commission Merchants
as they will in every instance consult their best in.
erest in selecting the Goods and shipping them by
the fret boat Perfect satisfaction guaranteed to
all who may favor them with their business.
Persons visiting Mobile for the purpose Of purcha-
sing their own Goods viii be introduced to the sew,
era houses Of business by applying to either Of the
frn
\. B, Those ordering Goods will lUsert IN or
der whether to be insured or not.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
0ysEEp SALOON AND
F9gST.4 UEseEE'.
ON MARKET sTPEET,
Jr5 Doors Nort ot H.basoa d Tay'or's
p[II. OF FARE.

BILL OF FARE
Oysters. brol.ei, sieNod, roasted, fried and rawi
tab.'cra ard Sardines;
Ham and Lggsi
A Fred Yau,on Beef Steak and Chickens;
Nnton hops, Pork Chops, &c &c,
N Ture Soup &c,
hid every thing in their Inc Of business on the
He NH also heep the best Of CANDIES, q
Wholesale and Retail All orders from The country
.or candle. promptly attended g. Price at Whole ,
.,Ia % cent. per pound, Retail 30 cents per pound
lo.pnbus Miss Dec. lst 1919
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
10 MERCHANTS.

The PERSONAL and special attention Of both viii BE-
given to their interest in Receiving Forwarding and
Purchasing Goods. All consianHieuts forwarded,
without delay free Of charge, and rrmeeruIed before
Shipment so that all errors in freight bills Of over
charge, can be corrected, and the amount dedolled,
furnished the owners when the g DDS are re-shpped
In no instance viii Goods be he'd Tor any Boat, eX-
cent under snncia Instructions from the nWners.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
MOFFATS
Life Pills and Phoenix BiitrrS.

T5ese Ms5ciuss hsve r7x essa betare tas
5gsF, 81 q psrod Of FIFTEEN VARS, ane
a1rnv Inst tine have maiHtaiHsa a hlsa ehaFae-
~ "a almost every pert 81 ne goee IN meg 81
trs5-a and iHlHoeie. power o. fes'oI'ls PEI
eart health 70 persons saer1lg unacT neAEiE ever
"a N - 70 vhich the human t-alle IS aaae
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
FEVER AND AGUE.


For this scourre Of the western country there
Medicines will be found safe, speedy, and cef-
tain remedy Other medicines leave the system
subject toa return Of the disease-a cure by these
medicines is pernaneht--IRH THEM, III
SATISFIED, AND BE CURED.
Bilious Fevers and Liver Complaints
General Debility, Loss OF APPETITE AND
DISEASES or FEMALEs-these medicines have been
used with the most beneficial results IN cases Of
this descrintion :--kIyG's Eylf aud ScRoruLA in
IL worst frms, Yields TO the mid vet powerful
action Of these remarkable Medicines Nionr
Swg4r-, NERpous DEBLlrY, NEsyous Cow
pLAINrs Of all kinds, PALPlTATloS OF THE Heart,
PnvTER'e CoIIc are speedily cured.
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
Persons whose constitutions have hecorle mn
paired bv the iniudcious use Of MERCURY viii
ind these Medicines perfect cure, as they never
fail Is eradicate from the system al the effects If
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful
prrnnralions Of Sarsapuriia a single trial vii
place them beyond the reach Of Competition, N
lie estimation Of every patient
BE CAREFUL OF COUKTERFEITS.
Several have lately beed discovered, and iher
nefarous authors arrested, both IN tie city Of New
York and abroac
Buy Of 70 enc who is not an AUTHORISED
AdRsr
Prepared and pold BY DR.. W. B. M0FFhT
$50 Broadway, New York.
FOR SALE BY
A, n. JONES & &C
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
u. NAX ANGE 81 co

January III, 1850,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-22

unionish,--vho viii effect more mischief than
himself fear that before the present crisis 10 over
developments will take place. illustrating the sea
scnsbleness az well as force Of nay remarks on this
subject
The Committee hes made pretty steady progress
70 day, considering the amount OF talk indoged 10,
and good deal OF iibersli'y has been shown In Tue
votes upon the items Of the Civil and Diplomatic
bill taken in Committee. On an amendment pro
posed by Mr.. JOHNSON OF Ark. providing salary
of o. 600 for the Surveyor General Of the Pablo
Lands In his State, there was quite a"spree be-
tveen this rampant Ark ansisn and that incorrigi-
blv v,esish Ohioan. Mr.. CARTER. Mr.. CARTIER
made a furious onslaught upon the public plum
der tlus asked 10 be increased. Arkansas got
wratby. and fairly boiled over with rage. Heh
% the floor, and looked toothpcs" irst az Ohio,
md then at the Chairman, who hammered him TO
orderl Arkansas muttered that he would not suf.
Ter Ohio's imputatiors about plumber taking 1t
n personal, Of course. But Ohio said Arkansas
would have to take il, whether relshed or not ;
and then came an avalanche OF denuncistiOn, which
got up a good hearty laugh at Arkansas expensel
Friends whispered to Arkansas that 1t was foolish
and useless to stake on so'-among whom was
that. embodiment of fatherly plscidity, Gov. Nc
DowELL, who sits near; and a face Of decidedly
tAsndereust cast soon wore gentle smile and
Ohio got the last word, and got off without danger
Of either pistols or too!bpicks.
There was no disposition 10 delay or defeat the
Civil and Diplomatic bill to day AT the present
nate Of progress, couple or three days at most
will carry The bill through. Then will come the
struggle over the question oil precedence, growing
cut Of Slavery, concerning the Senate bills