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Mays
Notice.

& ONE person has borrowed from my Libra.
~ ry. an Eaglisli edition Of Shakespeare.
aud also an American edition oil the same. Ia
2 v"ls., 3rd vol. Joliason's Lives OF ,he Poets.
and l., vol. Of Theirs French Revelation. ard
| would be much obliged to them TO return
them, OF lcl me know where they are.
+. w. PlCKENS.
May . u I4
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u The following gentlemen ~cre. on the
Isl inst, clcted Directors ofthe Dank Of Can
den, s. c.. for tho cnsaing year, viz:
w. Melville. Iy. E. Johnson. II. Levy, G
Reynolds, w. d. McDowall, John Workman,
aud Thomas Lang.
A, subse9ucn, meetisg. Col. McWiia
was reelected President.
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UaitsS Sa.es RGak~-Tbe Philadelphia Sssi.
t;ael lofthe 29,h MI, says: = We have received
intelligence thasa number Of London capital.
ist5haFe arrived 10 this city diree, FROM En-
gland, for the purpose OF resivipg ihc United
States Bank if f,hcsrangemeu,s can be per-
fccied. il a presumed ilsae tho bank win re-.
suu,e easinrss on Or before the fifteenth day of
hiay ensuing
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-10

Disiscssig Aeeidsni.-A little daughter Of
Alderman Hopkins. ab"u, i've years Of age.
fell Oh Saturday afternoon out of the piazza of
the second story Of her faiheF's residence in
Church street. on. ,ht brick pavement mud
was so seriously injured. that she died las, even.
ing. Acr sister. about seven years old. who
was present. held on 10 her clothes; bn, in
consequences oftheif teariqg, could noi pre-
vent Ter fali.--Cker Her. Isl. ias,,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-10

Eisgiz;a Elesioas.-Thc cbsr:ssscf Me,.
eary. Of The 9th inst, says thai q, is now high
| Improbable ,I,al eiov. Giimert DEM. is elected
ard thai G. 81. Gi.lrer sghig) is defeated BY
Coles. But t.,c result in the i,s, District tfsor.
iolk) is ,nors doubtful ,llan ever. The Wings
haveaa, carriedthc House Of Delegates. though
they have come too near it.'
The Richmond Enquirer Of the lst inst. ap
pcnds the following rcmu,ks to its latest elcc.
,ion news.
"hnd how for tho summary Of this inpor.
tant Postscript The returns recrivhd last
evening, save us. we ikink, four more Demo.
cratic mcnlhers nfConsress. and among them,
the siatinch md able Winter Coles. and I. w.
Gilnlcr. whom The Wings have. in vain. at
tempted 10 cut down, aud whose deica, we an.
ticipaicd with grca, regret, in cur estimates, in
aaothcr previous coiumi,. The irdomi,able
S,ecnrod, OF Ohio District, goes back 10 Con
srcss, aud we think we may count with conf.
dence on the election ul that finc aud worthy
fellow, Gen, Chapman, OF the Montgomery
District. II gives as, also, our excellent friend,
Wallace, a5 Sensinr from FauquIer and Prince
William. AMI in the House, il. secures lis
those line fellows, TaliaEerro, and Muse Of
franklin; Blue. and Ward af Hampshire !;
Wade of Montgomery; we iIns,, Davis 81
Hing and Queen; Young, and Powell of Am
hersi aud gives MS in all probability, the Re.
publican Eastman Of RappnI,annock.
g Thus. we shall have decided majority in
both Houses, aud glorious majority of Repre-
sentatives in Congress. The. only Districts
yet 10 hear from, $50 Tho 18Th, (fiopkins's) }
and l4,li, where Hayes, 3D. 6nd Summers,
lW.. are The contendins candidates.
:. .Cunsiderins all things the skies ris bright,
and Old Virginia stands fast" s,.Ri..
The Augusta Cons.i,a,ioaaiist OF Saturday
last sayss-"we have not as We, nny fall re-
turns Of The elections, bu, LA, cvcniiIg's mail
brought sufiicien, information to state. that tie
democratic party Will have n majority in .,oih
bYanchcs Of ,fe Legislature. and that ont of
fifteen members Of Congress. the following de-
mccTatic candidates have been elected:
."Mcssrs. Atkinson, in the frs, district;
Dromgoole, in The second; Coles, in The third :.
HUBBARD in the fourth; #. w. Gilmer in ,he
ffih; Jones in the sixth; Wisr, in the seventh;
Lucas, in The tenth; Taylor. in the elrvcnth: /:
Chapman, 10 the twelfth; Hopkins. in The
thirteenth; S,cenroi in The fifteenth.
+. The wing candidates elected are Messrs.
Newton in ,he eighth district, and Chiffon in
the ninth. = -
No positive return from the fourteenth
district, in which sir. Hays is tie democratic
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EaYgI ENgIAE,.
MARRIED
/" Tie siikrn tic l!dt L,nds tlao ,riliing hcl

MARRIED
: On Thursday the alh inst. by the Rev. Rob,
Walker, ,hlr. JoHS RAiVsFnRD, to aIiss EMILY
j.. daughter Of Capt. James Miller, OF hi.
District. ....r..
May each succeeding year be bright,
May rapture gild each morn.
And oh! for once may pleasure prove,
a rose without thorn!
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eans have arrived. We quote exsromes S bo7
cents. Tho principal sales were inads at 81
to6a. The stock for sale Is moderate. Con.
stitutioaaiisi. 49,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-10

,crs afMr. David Ya,esof Wilkes CO., n.
c." Whether the happy qaadruple star
ted on 3 journey 20 pass oifsihc Honey
moon, or remoined at home we are no,
Informed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-10

Am eminent physician bus recently dis
covered tina, the nightmare, in nine cases
out Of ier. is nroduccd. ..from owing bill
10 the newspaper. man."-,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-10
JOHN TRApP.
II. A. WILLIAMS,

I, -. - ~ ~. Iones'Ic !Uiss'caaT'es,
In consequence Of the number Of Churches,
and tho limited rime for Waiting them, il is i'm.
practicable for Us 70 attend ooeh. We have,
therefore. from their nearuess 20 each other,
eppointcd one meeting for Mt. Lebanon aud
BIZ. Zion. 70 be held at the latter. The req.
soas for this appointment, viii Be given more
fully .at,hc meeting. i. a.
\ coy ri A w
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-10
May 10
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Joseph Woods, J FOree,osur. Of
to '.o'"'S "

., Foreclosure OF
Peek & Dearins. Mortgage.
PY IN Order from A. p. Butler. one
ID of the Associate Judges of said S,ntc,
shall proceed to sen at EdeefcId Cour,
House, on the iirst Monday in.Jpne next.
in the above s,alcd. ease, the following
property, viz ]: all tina, lot or parcel Of land
lying aud being in.las town Of Hamburg,
in the district aforesaid, on Covingion.
street, running buck oso hundred aud
eigi;een feet, fronting Two hundred and
thirty feet. made up Of four original .o,s,
No. 323. 324, 325 aud 3o6, where Joseph
Woods formerly lived. Also. one OH or
10, on Harke,.s,reei, no. S6, fronting ~
feet, more or iess.y Also, pne other 10, or
parcel ofiand on Mafke,.strcei, fronting
forty aeven feet, ruunins back two hun
dred feet. more OF less. te Mercer street.
Also, ono other lol on Genre street, frpnt-
ing sixty four feet, running back seventy
five feet, moro or less, 10 a 10, now or late-
ly belonging 10 the estate Of Williamson,
bounded on tho east by said Centre street,
on the north by lot Of 6. II. bulk on the
vest by lot ofihc said esih.e Of William.
son, aud on the south by James Hubbard's S
lot. To he sold on acredit OF Eve months,
titles to be signed ,bu,.not delivered, until
The whole oftlle purchase money DO paid
according 10 she terms Of the sale. and |!
the amoani Of purchase money be no,
paid when,duc, The property 10 be resold
on account of former purchasers for cash,
by virtue of same levy, cos, and commits
sious TO be paid ir cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s. T.. D.
May 10 Sc Isl 4. IS
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A more glor;nas victory cannot be gain
cd over another man than This. that, when
an iujnry commenccs on his part. kind.
ness should begin on ours- .-.,,-.-,e.s.
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! MISSIONARY NOTICE.

n ~
We, the undersigned, hay.as been appoint
ed Domestic Missionaries. for the stf Section
cfthe Chu,ehes of Edgefeld Baptist Asso
eiat.on, give notice, tha, We Will by Divine
permission aitcad the Churches. ., The follow
ing times: s,a,y i,s @
Pleasan, Grove, on the Saturday before the
., is, Lords Day in JAY. '.-o. .
Hamburg, soa the Saturday before abe End
rs Lords Day in July. .
Big stepheas' Greek. on the Saturday before
The 3rd Lord's Day in July.
5ionn, Zion, on the Saturday before thc ..h
Lords Day in July.
Horns Creek, OF the Saturday before the sth
Lords Day in july.
Edgc6eld, onthe Saturday bciorctlie Is, Lords
Day in Apsus,.
Red Oak Grove, on tho Saturday Before tho 2ud
is Lords Day in August. -
1cihany q, Republican, on the Saturday be-
y fore ,he Sd Lords Day in August.
Antioch, on dc Saturday before the 9Th Lords
s. Day in August. ...
.Ptt 4 Al. - Etsi - - s.s,,,, r,r ~
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Curry q caycr ~
u.,., =; c,,,,, Foreign attachment. g
pY an order from 4. p. Better. one o
Id ,he assnciatcs Judges or enid State
shall proceedto sell ut Edgcfeld Cou
House on the iifst Mouday in June next,
in the above stated case; one negro boy
Sam. Terms cash.
s. CHRISTIE. s. Z. D.
May 10 ls2 00l 4' sa!5
PROPOSALS .ae
For Publishing in he City Of Charleston, q Pc
TiodieGi 10 be entitled
THE TOKEN, AND ODD FELLOWS
MAGAZINE. -.
YHYHE Subscribers propose publishing Pc
IL rndical 10 DO devoted 10 the interests OF
Odd Fellowship. with tho obcye title. The m.
pid increase OF the Order. ir this State. aud its
probable extensive spread in the adjoining
States, seem TO call for the estnblishHent OF
such work in South Carolina. which shall be
the exponent Of lhe principles ofthe Order, and
Al os DctNecu 1Sto-
,ierhaod. While the general interests oi tho
Order az large are confined 10 The CSresdat."
the Nor,ii has It's - RGiR5osc," the Eas, its
"Symbot," and The Anricn, Dominion " The
TadepeadtHi obi fellole.'' the Palmetto State
should uut be wi,hou, ito orgun. through which
the knowledge Of an institution which shas.a,-
tracted no small share Of public Attentions. may
he adyanlagconsly made known TO our fellow
While the prominen: object of. Tue Toksn.'
will be to sci forth and defend The principles of
the OrLer, and tn convey TO the members snch
intelligence OF ils progress and operations as
may be deemed interesting. n portion Of i,s
pages viii be devoted TO general Literature. so
~ to make i, worthy OF the Boudoir. aud thps
secure to us the smiles and APPRECIATION ofilie
fair sex, whom We are particularly dcsirous to
please. seycr;lI distinguished and talented
Brothers hive promised Us the aid oftheif pens.
which warrants us in saying that The To-
ken" will be worthy of the patronage Of the
Brethren generally
Ttrms.-lhc Token will he published month.
y in octave form. of 3a pages, on gnod paper.
aud type, AT Two dollars per annuu, payable
in advance.
u The First Srinber win b. issued IS soo.,
rs zoo Subscribers are obtained.
HAYDEN & BURKE.
North Of lie Post 0Fss.
Charleston, s. ., April lsi3. !. -
May 10 81 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-10

A;asubsequen, meeting of The Beard. james
Wright. Esq, was unanimously reelected
President.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-10

Six Dress.-Silk, being nor-conduc-
Tor OF electricity. is an excellent material
for dress. One of the primary causes Of
The languor which is felt in damp weather
is said TO be The damp atmosphere rob.
bins US Of our electricity. which. a inedi-
cnl writer calls the buoyant cordial of the
body. Those, therefore, who are apt to
be spiriIless in damp weather, are recon-
incnded TO wear sill waistcoa,s, drawers,
and stockings. Silk slionld lie, used in
eSery, passihle .tlanner by tho ,wcak-in
The lining of sleeves. clnaks. coats. cover
lets, &c. The hin, is At least reasonable
in this gloomy season.
Georgia Sik.--We have been favored
with The following ex,racl Of n leller from
Mrs. McLauaham, a lady in Philadelphia,
engaged in reeline silk. 10 gentleman in
Camden county. The worms were fed
on trees planned on worn. cotton lands.
Those who, in our Staio, are not disposed
10 despond under discourags,nents which
attended an embarcalion in iIIat business,
will eyentua|ly. by perseverance,, reap,we
trust, tina, reward which ever attends en-
lighleucd enterprise:
''ln reference ,oIhe coccons yon sent TO
be rccled, she apologies for the grea.
length Of time she has had Them on hand.
but hopes you vii. excusc her, when she
Gays that they were so much superior 10
these raised in the vitinily Of Phi.ndel-
phia, ,hal she exhibited ,hem to the Frank
lin lna,:iute, and was snlicited TO mann
facture out of them piece of satin. and
was thereby delayed in procuring n sniip
loom. for which sbo waited three months,
and on obtaining il. fouud it not 10 answer
and was unable 10 prncurc one in the city.
She writes that she finally matle il into Il
bluc-black Gros dc Naples, aud supposes
that yon nigh, probably "isI, 10 have a
dress Of it for Your lady at 81 25 a yard,
al which price she is scl!iag it, She APP
pears quite elaiet al The idea Of caring ]
don.oIic Silk Cras dc Naples"
Mrs. alcIanahan reel upon shares.pay-
ing the owner So per pound.-SaruEadt
Georgian.
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30 Doslars Reward.

ASp win give tho above Tesard OF 20
&TM Dollars, 10 any ono who viii Lodge
EA my Negro man DICK in Edge6e.d
SNNJail. Dick is acopper color. anppns-
.ls1S]ed TO be O feet 2 es 3 inches hgk.
IIG abont30 year Of age. he WAX ra.sea
rss by Joseph Ruti,erfn,d. iayshis .Dis.
triei, near Richard Cole,nan's Be Roads. and
is supposed 10 bo III That sec;;on or Is. Pery,s,
where biz relations lives,
as RUDOLPH CARTER.
April 20 - 81 i3
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u The following gentlemen were, ou tho
1st inst, elected Directors the Bauk of CLc.
raw, 8. c.. !", the ensuing year, viz:
). Wright. John Taylor. d. S. IIar!ec, a,
Blue, a. p. i-asosic, Caleb Coacr,j w. Bl,bc
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UrThe Pspdls.an Message, sta.cs, Cha,
",he meeting al Andersaa ca fis lss i,fs,. wa
were egahiea 10 observe, was attended and
participated ia BY Mhigs rs well as deiaoers,s.
IHe are informed, indeed. ,bai ainos, all ,he
whigsiB our district. coneur with the denso.
cra,s ~ the preference ios Mr. Calhoun ever
any vsler alaa fSs tas Presidency"
" oasI.e "a ins:. Al i meeting of the new
Directors d ne Bank Of the sssie Of Georgia,
a, savantiah. Georgs B. Cumming. Esq. was
elected Presidsas inthc place of Mr. Bulkch,
resigned.
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PY viItue ufsbndIy writo Of Ficri Fa.
aD Gins, will proceed 10 sell Al E,lge-
field Court House. on the FIRST Monday and
Tues lay of June next, the following pro-
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G.aEsFLRX' ORDERS.

Mag .
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-02-08
E x T r A C T

of a Letter from Washiqgton.-I
think It quite uncertain whether anything
OF much interest lranspires this session
The southern members, it is said, have
lost their fierce spirit, ever since The peli.
tons for the dissolution of the Union. -
There was much more of an ectaircisse-
msnt al that time, than appeared to those
at distance. The hotties, and most inso.
lent soltherners, came up 10 such men as
Fillmore and Briggs. swearing that t0ey
would dissolve THO Union ID quick.
The northern members qaielly replied,
Very well we are ready for it,
1t perverse children, who go without
food TO punish their parents. were to see
all the ealables taken away. and locked
up, it would not fill them with more con-
sIernalion, than this development did the
southern btuslererS. s.. ..
The prevailing sentiment here, just now,
seemsto be that no attempt to annex Tex,
as will be- made this session; but Mr..
Adams feels persuaded that the projec,
vii never be abandoned Il is safest for
abolitlonists to be .perpetualIy on the qai-
riUe-N. A. S Standard = n
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P 0 E T RY.


EOF tWe VeTMOnt efeRTuphs
THE PILGRIMS SONG.
NV way Is onward, tits not long,
And thus I'll cheer il with a song
For Hope Is mine. and with it's given,
answering Faith to run for heaven.
Beware beware your way is wrong.
Come hack, haste back. and 60 along
In our good way It's old, 'tis true,
Ihear from those whose progress through!
Is't good, is't true to reck mems plan,
And by the way side beg Of man;
And no, in Faith, as pilgrims should,
Be upward, onward, to the Goodi
feel It's not, but, as Of old,
God gives US wisdom without gold
To walk in Peace, in Prayer, straight on;
And Love him Father, live his Son.
Would We be healed and walk upright,
Then keep your Makers truth in sight.
And brave all danger, threats, or foes,
And follow on where Duty goes. IL A.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-02-08

mand-make an annual report Of the pro.
ceedings of the Society, and transact such
other business as the committee may lin
its judgment consider adapted to promote
the objects o. the association.
ART. 6. The Corresponding Secretary
may collect the Information obtained from
the Associate Corresponding Secretaries,
and give such and other Information TO
the public, according 10 the request OF the
Executive Committee, and his own judg-
ment of the necessities of the case.
ART. 7. The Associate Corresponding
Secretaries are invited 10 secure NORMA.
lion 10 relation 10 the present social sys-
ZEN, aud the best way Of improving it in
their respective vicinties, and transmit it
10 The Cores bonding Secretary. ....
LIST OF OFFICERS. ~.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-19

casions-and lastly, that they had practlsed
iavoritism.
Mr.. Scales followed briefly in reply to a
remark made By MIR. Francis III reference
to him.
Mr.. Barringer made some remarks in
reply 10 Mr.. McRae, IN which he denied
that the Wing Associations in 1910 had
been sustained by the Banks, and called for
the proof; he thought II gross insult to a
majority of The American people TO charge
them with having been thus bough, up by
tie Bank. He stated further. that the gen
Ilcmautr from Cumberland had displayed great
ignorance Of Banking, ~ supposlng II Vi
citation OF the Charter not 10 make II diyi.
dend. This was regulated according TO the
profits 1T there was no profits, there va;
40 dividend.
Mr.. Bugs, called for a division of the
question; but after some h,Ile discussion
Withdrew IL.
The question was then taken on the
amendment Of Mr.. Bafringer, and il wa.
decided Ia the negative Yeas Is, Nays
%. Mrssrs. Caldwell, Herring, J. B.
Jones, Kirk, Nelson, Nnrcum, Esyner
Regan, Ross. Stockard, Street, Watson
Wiley and \. Wilson, voting 10 the a1ir
native.
The question was then taken on the
amendment OF Mr.. Francis, and II was de
clded n the negative, Ayes 40, Noes 6l--
stiIct party vote, with The exception oil Mr.
y. Wilson, who voted with the " higs.
The question hen recurring 90 the orig
NAL Resolutions, it vas decided in the adir
mntNe- Yeas IS, Nays 81.
Mr.. Barrpger asked, II the Resolutions
would not require three readings, os they
were Of public nature.
The Speaker stated tina, the House b {
prejudged the matter by Offering amend
neuis aud discussing them on their frs
reading. aud be should not reverse The dc
cisiou.
". Caldwell, Of lredell, appealed FROM
the ducislua of the Char.
Nj. Barrjnger, proposed tina, the Reso
u,ioas should be put upon thelr second ant
lh,td reading BY general consent but oh
lection was made, aud the question Vas Ia
ken" Shall the decision OF the Clair b.
sustained in-and decided IN the affirmative
by vote Of 60 10 Al.
Ga mo,ior Of Mr.. Blsgs, !, was ordere:
that the Resolutions bc seu, to the Senate
with the concentration Of the Governor
and that We ask their concurrence ihef, in
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-19

Bank Of the State adopted the resolution
referred to in the first part of this article.
Let those who honestly desire the truth
examine this subject and they will discover
that the Loco Focos had ingloriously to
back out of difficulty into which they
expected 10 draw The Wings supposing
that they would oppose SO thorough an
examination.
Instead of the Bank wanting to dictate
to the Legislature, they were willing, if
the majority really entertained the opin-
ions expressed by many individuals of that
majority, TO give the State chance Of be.
Ing rid Of SO dishonest concern.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-19

teryaI certain gentlemen had come TO the
President, and pledged themselves that if
il could be understood that the Cabinet
would be suffered to hold their places in
peace, the second bank bill would be post.
poned and the gentleman had taken upon
himself to say that the allegation was un-
true. With perfect respect 10 that gen.
teman, Mr.. W. would ask him how he
could say so
Mr.. Thompson said he did not believe it
to be true that any gentleman had gone 10
the President from the Wing parry, so cal
led, with any such pledge. Some indlyld-
uals might have visited him, but without
any authority TO make pledges for tie
Wings. So tar as Mr.. +. knew the
Wings, he did not believe the assertion.
Nj. Wise sand he had been pretty sure
that that would be about The amount of the
testimony. Aud what did it amoan, to -
WHY, that enc gentleman out ef a body of
over two hundred did 10; know rLe iac'
He could tell HAT gentleman there were
hundreds Of igcts connected wih chat time
which we're not drcamed Of ii lis phllos-
ophy.
Mr.. Thompson said he had already chal-
lcnscd the proof, aud he ROW repeated the
chalenge. Let the gentleman give up the
names.
Mir. Wise said he had reply, but the
gentleman would no, be gratihcd, save in
Mr.. WIS own way. He would tell that
gentleman in the face of that House, aud
all there assembled, that he coaid lag his
boad opoa more than enc in hot body who
could testify that i, vas donc-li he chose.
Mr.. Thompson, aud others. Do it.
Mr.. Wise. Easy, goniemoa easy =
You are very brave. Bring forth your
impeachment, and viii do it,.
Here Mr.. Wise's hour expired.
motion was made to suspend the rules
10 enable MIR. Wise to proceed. Two.
thirds net voting in the affirmative the
rules were not suspended.
Mr.. Fessender then tool, tie floor. AZ
ter Mr.. fessender concluded, Mr.. +. +.
Marshall Of Ky. obtained the floor but
yielded it to motion to adjourn.