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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-03-02
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ANIEDYSPEPIIC i TONIC BITTERN
Fifty per cent stronger more Medicinal thandn erer
made before.
For the cure of every case OF CHILL " FEVEh,
Lper Complaint, Dyspepsia, Diseases Of Worms, DC,
&c, also preventative to ASidtic Cholera.
Price 81 90 per BOTTLE for IS; larger quantities
at less prices. No AGENCIES
IL Sales under 81 90 cash over that amount
months, and allowances for advertising will be made
Prepared and sold ONLY by the proprietor No. "A!
Dauhin Street, Mobile. Ed. COLEMAN.
August, IS, 1910. ly)
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-03-02
WONDERFUL
Restoration to IIeOlth!!

nj CHNlhTlES Agent in Iinennati OHIO, received
the following Certificate few months since. II from
citizen OF high standing and well known in Cincinnati
To Mr. j. u, DOUGHTY,
Cor 9th and Mainss Cincinnati
Dram siE-Through the grace aud wisdom Of my omnI
potent Maker my attention called 10 SnNr a1yestse
ment Of Medical 6at Rnism the Gazette OF ineinna
about the first 81 January last MY disease being Rheu
matte Cont had resisted the skill Of about all the rhyi
Cinns could employ and made me POOR indeed, leaving
me helpless miserable man who for hutyfeia meuiht
preras 10 ths experiment had Hai W6kti steps and ior
large portion OF the time rem, with eNcpeiang pain
Through the roltenes Of MIR fenner was enabled to OBJ
tain OF pR CHRSrlEs Genuine Belts at your ektah
hment and by its in connection with the Fluid
only month can affirm that have found Paradise he.
lnF can walk firmly and comfortably wherever |
wish go and have prospect of EMO, sound health
as ever had deem my recovery miraculous that |
have taken this pains 10 communicate 10 you for you aud
the information OF others
Respectfully remain your obi servant
CANAAN GARDNER
Harrison Cove Darko Co. Ohio, Feb 70, 1913
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-03-02
M. w. HOWELL

RESPECTFULLY offers bis services to the eitl'
xens OF Lowndes County, asa
General .agetsf and Collector.
And will attend strictly to the collection OF all Claims
Notes and Accounts, that may be placed in his hands,
at his usual commission, or the commission that may
be agreed on at the time by both parties. lie hopes
10 receive liberal patronage from those having collec-
ting to do.
dT lie may be found at all times unless absent on
business above his old Office now occupied by J. X.
PIERCE, as Magistrates office.
COLUMBUS, Miss, Nov. 9Th, 1910.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-03-02
TRUSTEES SALE.

pursuance of deed of trust executed to the un.
designed by Reuben Hodges, or purposes therein
named, bearing date the oath of August A. ID, lS4l
and recorded in the Probate Clerks office in Lowndes
County, Mississippi will sell for cash before the
Court House door in the Town Ct Columbus, on the
S,h day of July next, the following lands to wit; the
west half of the south west quarter of section four;
the south east quarter of sec s. d henorth west quar-.
ter Of section nine; township seventeen range seven
teen east; tour hundred acres more or less, or so
much thereofas viii pay the deed Of trust and inter.
est.
Acting as trustee will convey such title as in yes.
ted in me-whichis believed to be good
ELI ABBOTT
Jan. 9Th, lS5O,-6m. Trustee.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-03-02
Administrators Notice.

VENHE undersigned having been appointed Admin
= istrator with the viii annexed on the estate Of
Elizabeth Wallace deceased, late OF the county of
Lowndes Mississippi, at the last Term Of the Pro.
bate Court Of said county hereby notifies all persons
to present their claims against said estate duly au-
thenticated within the time prescribed by law, and
those indebted to said estate are requested to come
forward and make payment
ABNER NJ. WALLACE, Admir-.
With the Will annexed Of Elizabeth Wallace de.
ceased.
February %, 1s5o-fw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-03-02
D4NgISTRY>
q. o. DAVIDSON, DennI surgeoI

Ek. .. UAEHDSUN, UehhI suFke0h.
A T the solicitation Of many friends has determn-
n ed to locate permanently in Columbus, and re-
specially offers his services to It's citizens and the
surrounding country. lie will occasionally visit
Starkyille and Macon and viii when in those places
be pleased to serve the citizens OF Oktbbeha and
Noxubee counties generally.
From long experience in his profession he can
promise faithful operations and al moderate prices
lie begs leave to refer TO the following medical
gentlemen in Columbus.
A. N. JONES, NJ. ID.
D. IIpSCOMB, MD.
=. b. MALONE, NJ, ID.
And w. T. s. BARRY, Esq. Of Oktbbeha Co
Columbus, Miss Oct. 27, 1870.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-03-02
Western Military Institute.
Hoard Of viSilOrS.

The ApJuTAyr GENERAL, together with five fit per.
sons to be annually appointed by the Executive, to
attend examinations at least once in the year, &C.
cnrdinp 10 law
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-03-02
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF Deed of Trust to me and r, d.
- Barker, as Trustees OF Caleb Joiner and Mary
NJ Joiner his wife, on the 18th day of April 1888,
and duly recorded IN the Probate Clerks Office in
Noxubee county, Miss, in record of deeds, Book A.
pages 775, 776, TIT, to certain debts IN said
deed mentioned as one of said trustees will offer
for sale for cash to the highest bidder at the Court
house door in the town of dacon in said county, on
the 25th day of Februry, 850,he following described
track of land, to wit; The east half of section A
I Il OF r. 10 east, except l2aeres from the west
SIDE Of the same, Of equal width, owned by VIM IL
Pope, Esq; | will convey such title is vested in
me- SAMUEL MARTIN.
Oct. Is, lS491 Trustee.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-03-02
Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
White Lead. Oils Sc. just Recy'd.

WE have now full stock, and Physicians,
W Planters and others can be supplied with pure
and Fresh MEplclNEs upon the most reasonable
terms. Call at the sign Of the Big Mortar, South
Side Of Main Street. next door TO Phipot's corner,
Hunts Building. BLAIR & SMITH
Columbus Miss Dec. s, 1912.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-03-02

TEVHE undersigned offers for sale the tract o
u land on which he resides, containing 620
acres, one halt fine prairie, the other black post
oak aud hammock land; situated IA miles west
of Columbus, in the Mayhew Prairie. There is
$50 acres in high state of cultivation, first
rate gin house horse mil, ard cctto" press, a
good log dwelling and comfortable ont.houscs,
there is also fine anesian we'll atlording an
abundance Of good water at all seasons. This
plantation lies Immediately on the road leading
IRON Plymouth TO Starkville in the eastern edge
of the Mahew Prairie, convenientto navigation,
and has what lew other places can boast ot--an
outlet to an iucxhaustibe range Tor stock. l.
can be divided into two good settlements, and
will sell either ! or or including all the inn
provements or the whole Tor / in hand, and the
balance in one and two years without interest.
Persons wishing to purchase can ser the propri-
etor Oh the premises Or H. s. Taylor and John
+. Ridley, Columbus Mississippi who will more
fully describe the property.
WELLS A. THOMPSON,
March 81, 1890. w. Mayhew Prairie.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-03-02
Trustees Sale.
DISSOLUTION.


EYNIIE copartnership heretofore existing under the
l. style Of H. s. TAYLOR & CO. is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent 1t is desired that those
indebted to the concern should call early at the
Drug Store and settle up their accounts as it is I'M
portant that the old business be closed.
Ii. =. TAYLOR,
Nj. MCCARTHY,
w. b. LlGllTFOOT.
FENHE undersigned having purchased the interes,
u Of w. b. Lighttoot in the Drug Store will
continue business at the old stand of II. y TAl-
LOR L. co, on Main Street under the style Of
TAYLOR & MCCARTHY,
They tender their sincere thanks to the public for
the liberal patronage which they have heretofore re-
ceiyed at their hands, and viii endeayor by the ex-
tent and completeness Of their assortment, the una
duterated character OF the Drugs they VIII offer for
SALE and the reasonableness of their prices not only
to retain but increase the number OF their past cuso-
mers H. s. TAYLOR,
lsJan 1850. NJ. MCCARTHY
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-03-02
Female Collegiate Institute.
GEeR sErowE. Ky.

AA-EaAAHhAf NJ
The Principal has teen teaching tRenty years nm.
iaterruPtedly having occupied Important Proes.gr.
ships "a several Colleges IL Virginia. dis native
State and Kentucky.
Inc Female Collegiate Institute was organ;zcd in
lose, and has enjoyed without ans fluctuations, an
els aai share oiPublic favor Averaging for the ten
Isl aheu, one hundred pupils
A IS furnished with a fine philessphieaI
and Chemical Apparatus, a Select Library,
dc, and affords unusual facilities 10 Students Of Ma-
SIC, French, Spanish and the ike. !, entirely free
from all sectariau bias-the pupils being permitted
to attend any place Of worship preseribe Sy the Pa
rents, and the teachers belonging to four five differ
cut denominations.
To prevent competition in Dress, elohiRg Of a uni
form style has been prescribed and Jewelry Of every
description prohibited.
GEORGETOWN is accessible BY daily Stages & Steam
boats from Louisville and Cincinnati. lis n miles
from Frankfort and admitted TO be one Of the health
iesg ioeafions ON the Eloha
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-03-02
A C AR d

MIR NJ. ]. HOWARD presents his compliments
WI to his old friends and the public generally, and
begs to announce that he has removed from his old
stand to the EAGLE HOTEL, Qately kept by Messrs.
Curl & BUsrER,) where he is prepared to accom-
modate them in superior style. If
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-03-02
and Testimonials
A Voice from Mexico!!!

paper We make lew selections
A Voice from MexiCo!!!
To pH, Caa,srie: Respected Sir and fnend-l have
always been subject 10 that dreadful complaint Rheunla
hsm, but never knew what agony hsmaa being could
suffer, till Joined the Army | engaged IN oil Of
GENERAL IAiLORs battles and WAS al tefro Gordo
with GENERAL. SCOTT During portion Of the tam
pagn much Sposed to the night nit In damp stu
atoms and perceived that this favored my old
pMint The FIRST attack of the enemy q mean Rheuma.
tsml had In Mexico IN the right shoulder then my
whole got sth, and could scarcely hold my musket
and one morning. IN the month o March last sitter sleeping
under the Chspatra could scarcely raise myself fairly
shrieked with agony was after placed in the
geons hands but continued TO get and worse The
pains extended all over my body in my head and even in
my ankles and toes Al San Angelo got my discharge
and when arrived IN Boston Was helpless hopeless and
perfectly miserable would take more medicine for
had taken much already but reading your advertise
ment induced me to send to your Agent Mrs i, klppEh
Court street, and get GALtANie Bar and MtGNETIc
FLpip The second day wore the net and used the Fluid
was much better and in about one week VAST encour.
aged that not satisfied wth the Belt alone, but got
pair OF the tiuiy Anc Bracelets for the limbs These
put my feet and IN few days Twas enabled to walk
to Mrs KlDDER's and tell my story She told me to per
and said she had known persons lad as was TO
get entirely cutcd Frm this time eo, letter every Jay
all pains gradually clt me and my strength rapidly re-
turned and or iunf months past have been entirely we'll
feel vigorous and elastic felt with the eNeep
ton Of little stiffness In my right arm hut have not
particle of pam of any Kind NJ, Il truly wonderful
Gsyanic articles have saved my life do not believe |
could have lived much longer in such dreadful agony
HENRY l., SUMNER, ld Reg Mass Light Int
Conn - f." r. A. FOOL AMI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-03-02

NEw NoNK, Sept T. 1913.
To INV rtpt,c II Voluntarily make this statement
from feelings of duty and gratitude In the month of
January lsi7 took severe cold which was accompa
MED with the most painil Rheumatic attacks, was At
tended by DR. Myrtle Of Fast Broadway and nr Nichols
OF Columhiast BY when was several times cupped As
did not get better Or S,iiwel No, no SUFFOLK St, was
called in who sRliyael me with mercury which len me
IN very weak state md almost Fatireg deaf Shortly
after was attacked viii violent Fits and was altogether
in very dreadful condition Having by this time lost all
faith IN medicine and hysicinns determined as last
hope TO try Or iHSTlES GATNANlt RkLT AND
MAGNETIC FLUID AT this time could scarcely hear
. single word In 'oty few days AFTER putting on the
Belt there was an improvement IN my general health, and
ny hearing DECIDEDLY better In about six weeks
bad quite recovered my health and for the past eight
months my hearing las been perfect | have had no
stacks Of Rheumatism and no, the slightest symptom Of
Fits and in every fslect an altered person
(Signed) ANN MARIAN H0LT0N,
Witness Mira. CYNTHIA RAYMOND
No GoerekSt, New York
90 Many hundtd Certificates from all parts Of the
country of equally extraordinary character could be given
o. No trouble onrouve nience attends the Of DR.
CHRISFfES G4lp.fNIC .fRTTCLES and they may
he by the moA feeble and delicate with perfect
and safety. In man the sensation attending their
is hskiy pease aud ast,tabic They be sent 10
any mart of the eoUAly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-03-02
LIV Try ST A Is l. n.
gI4 So ON MARKET STREE T,
SoUTH OF THE CoLUnBUs HOTEL, BY
WilliamC ady.

VENllE undersigned returns sincere thanks to his
L. old customers and the public generally for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended to him. and
would respectfully inform them that he still contln-
ues TO cater at his old stand where he will be happy
to accommodate all who may favor him with their Gus
tom lie has made large additions to, and otherwise
improved his establishment during the past year, so
that he is now prepared more fully than ever to ac-
commodate any number Of horses that may be left
with him, in style not surpassed by any Stable, Ell
Their North or South. He keeps constantly on hand
for hire, Saddle Horses, Carriages Bugges, &c, of
the most superior quality. From his longexperence
in the business and great desire to i've perfect salts
faction to his customers he hopes to receive liberal
shaIe of patronage. His terms are the same as
heretofore.
Carriage, Horses and Driver per day S. 90
Horse and Buggy, perday, 90
Saddle Horse per day, so
Horse at Livery per month, II 50
80 per week, so
perday, rs
Horse per night 50
60 single feed, 25
WILLIAM CADY.
Columbus Miss, Jan. s, I649-Iy
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TURgrSa

Per session, for Board and Tuition, $50
For Music, $35
For French, &c, $40
There are many Fem tic Seminaries in the West,
IN which the expenses Of pupiimay be $40 or $40
per session less than the above, but, in very few of
these, it is 7ndenty asserted, will the fare be found
so good-the capital invested so arge-and the rep
utation OF the Teachers So distinguished
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-03-02
Nervous Diseases,
nr. chrintie,a Galvanlo Cnrativen,

consists in the fact thBt they arrest and cure disease by
sneard appicaen In place Of the usual mode Of drug
King aud ply sickng the patient l exhausted Nature
sinks hopOlsssly under tbs infection
They strengthen ne whol, system sq'et'' The ereuia
Hsn NJ The hasa promote TIE srttfeH aHd dg hs
slightest injury under any eiteptartaacth Since nen
Introduction in the United States only three years since,
han
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-03-02
GO.OOO PersOns

Including ell ages classes and conditions among which
we've large nnuher Of ladies' who peculiarly sub
iect 10 Nervous Complaints, hay been
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-08-21

The Election. complaints and apollo
gies for our late defeat are now alike use
less. And we shall indulge in neither the
one nor the other. But as the question
is often asked Us. what has produced the
result we may reply. H HtoR
LIST. The Free Suffrage question. Ma
nv Wings who favor Free Suffrage aban-
doned their party and voted for Reid. or
did not vote at all whilst probably moi
five I.ocolocos in all North Carolina voted
for Manly on that account. though ihoii-
sands OF them are opposed 10 Free Sat-
frage. Party is stronger than principle
with Lncolocos. a
2d. The faIsehood so indusirinusly cir,
cula,ed. that Gov. Manly had declared
himself in favor Of The White. instead 81
the Federal. Basis Of Representation.
Sd. The location of The Turnpike Road
through Burke. and not through Ruiher
ford. The Burke people gave CIV. Man
~ gain Of l60. whilst the Rutherford
people abandoned himioIhe tune Of | 60
so much stronger. in this world, is ilit
feeling Of Revenge for supposed wrong
than that OF Gratitude for an actual bene'
I'll.
ath Circumstances attending Gov
Manly's visit To this place a wear ago it
represent the State in abe Plank Roat
meeting. We had here the notable spec
larle of Wings condemning him for these
things. and either voting against him ol
refusing TO vote for him. whilst one Of the
Directors, IA political opponeni.) who saw
all that was done, repeatedly declared tha
his course was unexcepiionable. But he
TOO. voted against him. 1p
5lh. The hostility Of Gov. Manly "a
the Nashville Convention. and all dis
union schemes, no doubt lost him some
votes. whilst Reds non.commiitalisn
saved him from any loss. even if any la
cofoco would have failed 10 voie for him
il he had fairly jumped of the fence. OF
one side OF the other.
9Th. The cry Of Taxes Taxes! which
has been ,linged into The cars Of the peo
pie by demsgogues.
7lh. The Central Rail Rad. Wbis
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-08-21

Tsrss bOonhuy l. Ire brandy o. their
panrh; wiihoni which 4 wuuld Be- nothing
bui weak lemonade.
The onion Of lhIs moining thinks lh4I
he message q he President is not snlh-
eienlly concilisl0ry--lhsi the President
oushs not even 10 have pointed a. o. 81
lnded 10 lhe ssord. How would such a
message hare been taken by he Morrill,
Have not all lhe threats az dissolution
come from The SOUTH and has mol The
/" Union" itself eroarkinrly Though with
great innocence OF heart. and M doubt
with great pairioiism.j repeated then!
The Union 10. perhsps, in quite az great
danger from the want Of energy Of The
general government. as from its yielding
100 lille.
The Tart is, the Union cannot treat with
one, two. or more States on even terms.
The unian 10 superior 10 the limited
States. sovereignty. or We should have nc
government al all. bal a mere sopsriner
ship Of States. 10 be dissolved al any time
whener. one or two or three parties ihini
il their interest 10 do 90. II sny portion
Of The South assume sueh. an hostile at
,iiuds. they have no right 10 find fault viii
The President. when he points 10 the Ian
and The inevitable consequences of susi
step. mol optional with him. but pre-
scribed by The Constitution.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-08-21

Highly Imrorisnt-0ur readers viii lie
graIs6ed 10 learn that the bill regulating
the boundary helween Texas and New
Mexiro. Introduced into the Uniled Sls,r.
Senate some days sinre by The Hon. Mr.
Peare OF Nd. and whirh WAS promptly
pcird on by that body, passed the House
81 Representatives On Thursday evening
By majority Of fifty voifs. Thus has
been settled one &c the most exciting
questions Of the day. and We hope thai
il is an evidence that the kindred subjects
recently acied upon by The Senate viii
iertise prompt attention in the House.
We congratulate The connIry on The pros.
pref Of the speedy dissipation Of the gloom
that has so long hung overil.
Bah. American.
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Meeting Of southern Representatives.

=
A portion Of The Southern members Of
the House Of Representatives, held a
meeting q Few evenings ago, and appoin-
ted The following members TO draft resolu-
tons q defining their positions Of the pre-
sent crisis" viz:
Messrs. Toombs. (Chairman.) Seldom.
Thompson. Huston. Bowie, CIingman,
Burt. CabelI. billiard. Morse. Johnson.
Morrhead. Green. Howard. Thomas.
This commiiiee. on Saturday evening,
reported The following important resolu-
lions, whirh were adopted:
/. RESOLVED, That no citizen shall be
deprived of his life. liberty or property,
except by The judgment Of his peers. and
The laws Of the land. and that The common
law, a. i, existed IN The American Coin.
MES on The 4lh July. 1875. and The Con
siiiulion and laws Of the United Siaias ap.
plicabIe TO our territories. shall be the
fundamental law Of said territory.
Q. Resoired, That in The evenilh The non
slsyeholding States object thus 10 put the
life, liberty. and property Of American eli
ixens under American laws. we will insist
upon division Of the country on The line
Of 300 30. with distinct recognition and
protection OF properly in slaves.
8. Resolred, That We will not vote far
the admission Of California. unless The
Southern boundary he restricted 10 The
PARALLEL Of 3G0 80 Forth latitude.
4. RESOLVED, That we will not agree to
any boundary between Texas and New
Mexico which proposes 10 cede TO New
Mexico any portion OF territory south q
the PARALLEL 81 36e 90 north latitude ant
west Of the Rio Gande. prior 10 the adj
ljustmeni Of the territorial questions.
S. RESOLVED, That the representative,
OF the slaveholtling States will resis, BY
all usual legislative and constitutional
means. the admission of The State of Cali
fornia and the adjustment Of the Texa.
boundary, mill settlement Of The terri
lorial questions.
6. BE Il further resolved, That III,
powers and duties Of the committee Of Fl
teen be continued until The further actor
ofihe meeting, and that the chairman Of tina
COMMITTEE, by the concurrence Of am
three members thereof. may at any i'm,
call meeting Of ihe representatives Of til,
slaveholding States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-08-21

Thcl.PresIdent's Mexxaze.-ws
publish to-day the Message Of the President Il
Congress, and The accompanying documenfs. ID
relation 10 The difficulties het~ren New Meries
and Texas. The matter We hope has he<n sst.
tied by the passage Of Mr.. Peare's u n in Con
srrss; but sill these papers will retain iheir int
rest, as b~aring upon the question Of = sss''
Rights" which. though much talked d. sesm ye
10 DO sery imperfecily understood.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-08-21
The PhiIaIelnhia Inouirrr s,rs-

The Philadelphia Inquirer SAYS
A le,er from Washington informs ne
that The House il ready BY gcnd major
iiy. TO pass all The Bills necessary 10 sci.
lie the rexed questions OF the day. and
then TO pass the Appropriation Bills and
go home. This is cheering news. The
sooner ills realized The better.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-08-21

two following articles, which VIC copy from the
Baltimore Sun. will doubtless strike with SUR
prise some Of our readers. They were not pre-
pared to expect so bold move in favor Of dis
union. But an observer Of the signs Of tho
times must have long been convinced that many
Of our Southern Hoispurs would not he satisfied
with any adjustment which Congress could make
Of the exciting questions which have long sgiia-
ted the country. Many evidences Of spizissl
disunion were visible, andl no unequivocal, one
in our view, was the getting up OF the Nashville
Convention. As the matter has now been stir.
red, we shall doubtless soon have farther light on
the subject.