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POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES.
Sold ~. Moxley, Barber \ E1geFten.

a.
Halls Balsam Tor the Lungs.
Ayers cherry Pectcral. l5a
Rogers Syrup Of Liverwort and Tsr.
sellers Pills. cough Syrup. and vemliuge.
Jayne's Sanative Fills Ague Pils, Ionio
Vernifuge, Alternative, Expectorant carmina'
tive Balss,a. Hair Tonic and Hair Dye.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild cherry.
Guysotvs Yellow Dock and Sarsapaiilla.
Townsend's Sarsaparilla.
Osgood's India cholagogue.
Oxygenated Bitters, asure cure for Dyspep-
sla.
Pery Daviss Pain Killer.
Dalleys Pain Extractor.
McAlister's Ointment and Solar Tinctuie'
McLane's celebrated Pills and vemifuge.
Railways Ready Relief 4
Gregory's Instant cure Of Pain.
Christie's GaIvanic Belts, Necklaces, Brace |
lets, and Magnetic Fluid. ,
Mexican Mustang Liniment.
BrandretfRs Vegetable Universal Pills.
Wrighrs Indian Vegetable Pills. Il
Bragg's Sugar coated Anti Bilious Pills,
Smiths Sugar coated Pills.
Farselps Arabian Liniment.
John BULBS Improved Syrup OF Sarsaparlla,-
Howe's Shaker Sarsapvrilla and Cough Cam
Hollands German Bitters.
Viewers Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup.
| Smiths Tonic Syrup, for Fever and Ague.
Buffers Nerve and Bone Liniment. II
Barrels Indian Liniment.
| Sheaman's poor mans plaster.
| Hays Liniment for The Piles.
Hobensack,s Worm Syrup and Pills.
McIntosh's Balsom oflndian Squaw Root.
Cherry Cordial, for Darrhoea and Dysentery.
Ilutchin's Dyspepsia Bhters.
Graefenberg Pills, Sarsaparilla and Chill
dren Panacea.
Durkies Green Mountain Ointment.
Hibbard's Family Pill and Circassan Balm.
Holloway's Tonic Bitters and Extract of ia
maica Ginger.
4 Shepherds Sarsaparilla.
i Rowsud's Telegraph Pills, Tonic Mixture
and Sy1up Of Blackberry Root.
!, Baker Pain Panacea.
Powers Plasters, anew and superior article
Aaughn's Lithontriptic Mixture.
-Jackson's Pills and Expectorant.
Branps Pull. BalsaIn aud Purifying Extract.
Hollands celebrated Tar Ointment.
Strictland's Pills.
/ Marray's Lluid Magnesia.
Stonsis Infant Drops.
: Grifiths Magnetic Pain Extractor.
Steers Opodlldoc.
: MerriIps Black Salve.
soree's Ohio Lininent.
Vaughan and Peterson's Rice Linin,ent.
Salter's Ginseng panacea.
Sovereign Bslm Pills
Thompson's celebrated Eye Water.
Turner's Balsam for Diarrhoea & Dysenter
Turner'S American Rheumatic Baliam.
Tidd's Balm Of life for Consumption.
!. Connelps Pain Extractor, 80,
!. Shakers Genuine Extract Of Sarsaparilla.
= Fitch's Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Supper
. ers, Inhailing Tubes aud all his valuable Fan
!, lily Medicines.
= Benefits Plant and Root Pills.
. Fahnestock's Vermifuge.
y LeRoy's Vegetable Pills
q Stanhope's Cholagogue Pills.
Gardner's Linement.
Blake's Sanattve life Pills.
. Bryan's Pulmonic Walters.
! Houghton's Pepsithe true Digestive Fluid,
, and many other articles too numerous 10 part
cularize but not too important to merit after
II ion.xCall and try them.
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Also Florins and Shingles. their stock u man
,,factured OF the large and thrifty growth ofPinc
trees that are only found about the head waters
Of the Allegheny River. When navigation
omen. Of en- they will be in readi,es 70 ship Bills for
iii points along the River. Send In yonr bills,
and they will be promptly filed 70 order.
AZ 70 the qualify OF their lumber they refer 70
]. M. Merrill 4 Co., T. Winters, Kemp and
Mackey, and 70 all other mechanics that have
workedit.
Oct. IL, 1854. ff +.n
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-06

IMPORTANT NEWS To all those
who arc suffering from Dyspepsia. Liver Complaints,
llbiiity Wont of Appetite, Jaundice, Constipation,
piles. Eonsca, and Heartburn, all Of which can be
cured by the use Of WMoHrs ISDiAN VEGETABLE Brr-
rEns For sale only by
Corner Of Railroad and I'd streets. lronton. O. NIL
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-06

NfiLLlNylEsRYM " ~ . AND n :, Z; FANCY DRESS
blishment, in the Bank Block, corner Of Buck
horn and Second streets, Ironton, o., his sjust
eceived large and general ASSORTMENT Of arti-
cies in her line Of business consisting in part
Of Plumes OF alladescyiptions; Satin HibShs !;
Bonnet Ribins, Assorted Ribins; Florence Silk
Glace Silk; Satins Of all colors; French Flow
eri in great variety; Dress Caps; Tfiumed
Bo.nets; Gimp Bonnets, Legbgn Hennets
Plush Flats; velvets: All Of which ,she offer
the public d moderate ,pricess and invites
those in need Of such articles TO Gve her "a
ironton, o., Nov.i4, tssa.-tf..sa ssit*d
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IN 6 4ss 8 ssss1.


,wn6tseA1 " RlTAn p1Atsne
.s in bfass chsmieals, Medicisns,
Psis u. Sls g w,sSS. v,,s':1ss ;ls cisss,
Il 49, Gnui q. Tobscoo, Cila!1 epi-
a.. fStent Medicines, Pl1lnmery'
P1scv A,ticiSi. 6tstjopaEy Blank poohs ~. 4
ne mn recs:vcd, and will keep constant
II 6s hhnd. ( iorre and we'll selected asscrt-
n,ent 81 tl,e above articles, ard al other. usu,
aiiy Keep IN drug Stores, which they wilA seii
4 {be Iovcst cssS prices. Every article eolo
81 ~ Il warsnted 10 be pure, ifesh ana senv'
ia, Particular attention will be paid 70 NJ
lipe Pbygicians orders, and putting up piesoFip.
tons, family compounds, aud prspartaion:s 9. q
all kinds, We invite those wishing s!ucies
in out line, 70 call, % We feel essurea tna.
We can make It TO their interest % pufcnase
of M. - rs ttl..'s III
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-06

ss IL, QIl q ANA u, /
!sffr6Aips; thas }HSy nasS IN ~ lsntsaS lSs
"a ocopaFtuenhip, = the eheve 6psiNslL y ara
p1Sposs carrying Il In al ~ vaylous 6taKcSes,
Suok q Hopss, ssaS Z vAx0t tAijsvIk6s GiSib-
nMs, nARsEaho 4 eAyHR HAHeIeu. EIcw o4x-
Be noe of 9 % 10 yssIs, and The success W
haze hefst61sfs metiNitA, we e'feef Saty lnVk-
lapting seresA satistactioA p othacs NAHmey
favor u with their patsonsg6. All work en-
trusted 10 our care, shall " otuaIly 6t&etAd.
"a to..i We ~ etegnined n AeqSs wq.ei T.
style not 70 be surpassed BY any PSintsijn the
place. We intend 70 .eai5y % the busihd1Din
| ! different style non what II has been here
yet. From attention to buaioens, and gooa
work, We hope To meet . lib6at,shaeeG Ne
pfSMS FnSuIre SNf Il Harris / warsns, Grocery On
Fourth Street - ~. "a. 6TEHN, ,ilaI1
Feb. 90, 1854. n. n. BOSW0RTH.
| ARvxHRxcks.
!. ARichsx. Of Iionton. 4 Bender, q. FiYbg.
8. Richards, do ! BisDel, ,,f do
NIB Particular attention paid tor l3fainips
| Fancy Painting. NJ tf'i ~ 81 \. y i9 Y,itfia
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NEW GROCERY 3 FAMILY,
PROVISION STORE.

"A. n: HOUNS 4 SONS. 4
csssw BsilaiNs Il tie Nsp Block
.Coynsv.cf Second and Rail Road ST..
IRoHT0H OHIO.
TTAvE lust reosived BY steamer Frank Keel
IL ing, fresh from New oslsans' = large
sSssss; Ss;;s:. 4s'.''s'' 4s,. Rsss'''l' s,ss,
Malaga Fruits, Nuts. etc. etc. etc.
To which they have added
Bacon. Lard. Flour.
/ Tobacco, Cheess, Butter,
Golden Syrup, Egg, Soap,
Candies, Hay, Corn, Oats, etc.
They will keep . full supply Of -.
= FAMILY PROVISIONS,
Good and Fresh, which they will sell at Gin
cinnati prices and freight. They will also have
4 larre stock of FEED which We will keep
supplied from our farm in the country.
-They have opened for the present in Halls
brick building on the corner Of Third and Buck
horn streets, until they can build house large
enough to do the business which they intend
doing.
They invite the public to call and give them
trisl-they will be thankfulfor small favors
and larger ones IN proportion.
p Cask paid for Hay, Corn, Oats, Eggs, But
ter, Chickens. Turkeys, Rags, etc.
rFamers and Country Grocers can be lur.
uished BY them as low as at Cincinnati. Call
and see them. All articles delivered at the
wharf boat, depot, or in town il desired.
lronton. Dec lS. 1853.
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ELOUR constantly on hand-warranted to
E the purchaser to be 6rst rate article:
Nc Co.
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TX Chests Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hy
Id son and Black Teas, on hand and for
ale by RMS Go.
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6OO,O0V FEET OF DRY LUMDEk
n. & r.. LEETE "

~ thsix, Yard. ~ Siss4 g., nsay ~ -
Court Hewss, In Rortsmorth.
TTAvE now on hand and for sale over Soo,.
+ II 600 Ieet or Pine Lumber, consisting Of
! inch common and clear stu6'>
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-12-19

present Governor was not heard by the. people a
week before ehisS election. and he doubtedsyery
much sfesery one in South Carolina now knew
who was GoPernor.[S II was time that We should
:iaetsrmine upon the policy of: The, :State.
III had bsen said, also, that tbs more elections
sRa have theanore corruption there will be, but
sfe was not sure thst the Legislature was entire
s,v hee fromcorruptipn. He did mot intimate
that aAandidatesfor Governor eondescend
40 low and degrade himself so much as to cleo.
tioneer for the Office, but if one would visit the
public houses, when Governor was to be elec-
ted, he would sec that there was any quantity
Of champagne drank amongcettaia parties. That
il the doctrine that the fewer elections We have
the less corruption among the masses, then who
VIII Representative people: s-subhS,tsd the
bill to the good sense of The House. -. /.
Mr.. Tobin next addressed the Committee at
length in opposition TO the bill.
House adjourned.
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!. Hselght or more: e:of3 these votes be sbad, they
viii. sufficient tosreduce the candidates 10 an
equality, and to render the election void.
In reply, and on the part Of the sitting men,
Der, it is contended that the box known as
tCheatham's," Or !".Dunton's," was .also illegal
and void; and that the votes given at the box
should also be taken from The candidates, in the
proportions shown by the return. AT this box
Mr. Watson received seven, and Mr.. Carroll
yotes.sts; g: ;si.s - -
The Committee ere of opinion that the Cheat
ham" box should be set aside, on the ground that
one of the Managers, according 10 his own ,esti.
mony, cat the close Of the polls, took the bal
lots out of the box and counted tho votes for
Watson, put them in a sheet of paper aud &c aled
them; up, and sent them by Moss 10 the Court
House" ltwould be IN exceedingly dangerous
practice II a Manager, OF any other person, were
allowed 10 open the box and handle the votes
before the proper time Of counting. There is
no fraud charged in this case but the Commit
teecannot but regardthe conduct ofthe Managers
in question as highly improper and obnoxious t 0
to censure. The boxes should be sacred until
opened according to law for counting, in the
presence of the Managers; and departure from
this rule is too glazing m improperly 10 be COM
sistent, either with faithful conduct on the part
of the Managers, or with the integrity or safety
of the boxes themselves. =,
But the Committee do not think that after
the election, upon the showing of the profess
:anls, has been reduced to an uncertainty, or, in
other words, rendered void, any additional bad
boxes proved on the other side can restore the
right Of The sitting member 10 his seat. The
object Of the Senate should be, not TO- make an
election, but to ascertain and declare whether a
valid election has been held. Illegal boxes may
defeat an election, but. it would be strange TO
hold that they can establish orrestore one. One
consequence of contrary rule would be that,
if majority of the boxes were declared invalid,
4 minority, both Of the boxes and Of the gualf-
ed electors voting, might accomplish an election.
Another consequence would be-. TINT the voters
at the illegal boxes would bs deprived of their
sufrages without any fault or default OF their
own, but from the Ignorance or misconduct Of
the managers. For these reason the Committee
have reached the conclusion that when the elec-
ton has once been reduced to uncertainty, any
accumulation of bud boxes, cannot reverse the
result, but only furnishes an additional reason
why The electors should have another opportuni-
ty Of fairly and fully expressing therwil. Where
fore, the Committee unanimously recommend
the adoption of the following Resolutions:
Resolred, That there is vacancy in the Sen
ate for: member from EdgefeId District.
Resolred, That a writ do issue to fill said
vacancy.
w. D. PORTER, Chairman.
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SENATE.

FEgD4YS bee. fis--
In the Senate to-day, Mr, Allen reported the
seton Of ffis Joint Committee TO nominate tho
President and twelve Directors of the Bank of
the State
lMr. johnson said, that as one Of the Com
mittee to investigate the affairs of the Bank, he
had claimed 10 participate in the election Of the
officers of the Bank; but as: the claim had not
been admitted, he moved that 3 message be sent
to the House, asking leave to- reconsider the re-
port; which Was agreed to. .~...,,.5...,
The ,unfavorable report on the petition Of the
City Council Of Charleston, in relation TO the
exemption Of the property of railroads from
taxation, was agreed TO-. .,..,... -,
The bill to punish assaults with concealed
weapons was agreed TO-.
The bill to prescribe the mode Of trial OF
slaves and free negroes was rejected.
The House. sent in a message agreeing to the
Senate resolution, to recommit the report of the
Joint Committee to nominate the President and
Directors Of the Bank Of the State.
The Senate then adjourned.
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GENERAL JAMES JONES.

IN single agent is to be chosen to tosuperinsend
the building of our new State House, General JONES,
of Edgefsld, has been spoken of as the person. A
better selection could not we'll be made. He is man
of system, emphatically. Besides (Which is not 80
generally known) he has high order Of mechanical
talent and is scrupulousy in the details Of what
ever business he takes in hand. We have no hesita.
ton in saying that, under his direction, the State
House would SO up rapidly, be complete job in every
part and cost the State the least possible amount OF
money. General JONES moreover deserves the ap-
pontment at the hands of the State, and if he desires
it, will We hope be the superintendent.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House me. at l2 n., pursuant to adjourn.

The House me. at l2 NJ, pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Mr.. Mitchell, from the Committee on the Ju.
dietary, reported unf,vorably on bill TO arrange
the State into Judicial Districts, and to provide
for the election Of an additional Law Judge !;
ordered for consideration tomorrow:
Mr:: Middleton, from the Committee of Ways
and Means, nude report on certain resolutions
before referred to said Committee, instructins
them to inquire into the expediency of increas,
ing the salaries of the Law and Equity Judges
ordered for consideration tomorrow.
Mr Hampton, from the Committee on the
Eunatic Asylum, made favorable report on SO
much of the Message Of his ExceIlency the
Governor, rs referred to the education of the
deaf, dumb and blind, and recommended the
purchase of the Cedar Spring Institution by the
State, Also, reported favorable on the report
Of the special joint Committee on the Lunatic
Asylum, advocated the removal of the Asylum
70 the country, and recommended the appoint.
ment of a Committee 10 select new site for
the Asyhfn. The Committee also brought 10
the notice of the House the fact, that $4,000
had been offered for the present Asylum and
grounds; ordered tosbe printed, and for consd-
Grafton Tomorrow.
On motion, the House resolved itself into a
Committee of the Whole, Mr.. Williams in the
Chair, and proceeded to the consideration of the
Special Order, viz: bill to improve the Free
School System in South Carolina, (by Mr.
Tucker bill to establish Academies and Com
mon Schools, (bY Mr.. Moragne j bill 10 estab-
lish Academies, Geported by, the Committee on
Education.)
l. Mr.. Tucker moved that the Committee rise
report the bill to improve the Free School sys-
tenn to the House, and recommend its passage
Mr.. Wilkes said he would like to make
few remarks before the vote was takcn,' as the
House appeared TO be very lukewarm on the
subject now before it,; that. he would ask gen.
tlemen. TO refer TO the state Of education ut
present in South Carolina. BY the census re-
turns OF South Carolina, there were $1,000
adults in the State who neither could read or
write; that every other State, with the excep-
tion of one, in the Union. would rank higher in
the scale Of general education than South Caro-
lima. We had in 1910, 10000 white adults who
could neither read nor write; since that time
the number had been reduced to $4,000; that
this large number Of grown peop'c should be
fed with the bread of knowledge, for in their
present condition they wero totally unable to
appreciate their liberty understand their rights;
that it was high time for the State to take some
action towards their improvement.
He said that even some of the monarchical
goyeruments-who were not proverbial for their
attention to the literary wants of their people,
but were mostly to the contrary-were ahead
OF South Carolina in this respect. That Prus-
sla had but twenty-five thousand children be-
tween the ages Of seven and fifteen who could
not read or write That ono cause of tho low
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HY M E N I All,

MARRIED, On the 18th inst, at the'residebce
of Capt. j. F. Burress, BY the Rev. j. Trapp, DR..
J. c.. tAxrER aud Miss SUSAN E., daughter of the
late COL Leroy II. Mundy; ., -. :,
MARRIED, on Thursday, 18Th. inst, at O'Clock
P. NJ, by Rev. II. T. Barley Mr:J. WILLIAM
HERis to Miss ELEANOR PApcETr;a al ofths DistriO.
MARRIED, on the llth inst, by the Rev. J. II.
Zimmerman, Mr.. WM. J. Wells and Miss EuaE-
MA LANHAA, allo this District. ,.,....,,..-
MARRIED, on the 18th inst, by the Rev. Ar.
Boyd, MIR. j.. D. HERLoss and Miss ANN PAa0x,
all OF this District. 1'
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9 9 q q q . q
m o. ICE !y.-

r. HAVE REDUCED ny Tract jof Lana 10 ah6et
i Three Hundred Acres, with the
which may be treated for At
private sale until the first Monthly IN Jsnuary ned.
II not sold by that time, it will then be put up to
the highest bidder, at the Court House steps.
The terms (aeeommodaling) will be made knoxn
on the day OF sale. = =
drcd and fiy acres, more q iess, I'M & ss,d sS
the same day. This Tract lies near Red Hin, sd-
Joining lands Of Wyatt Hofmss ana osSsfss-.As'se osSsfss
Fa win also Rent or Lease, on Abs seamsTr2sy,
the Store Rooms FORMERLY occupied by ~ilhafn &
Christie and Lod Hill I viii rent Them ~ ole OF
two years Us Nay be determlncd On thataay.
S. CHRISTIE.
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Relisf0us Notice.

The Fifth Sunday Union Meeting Of the 4th Dlvi.
,on of the Edgefed Baptist Association will be held
with tho Horn Creek Church, on Friday before The lh
Sunday in December, 80, -, -,
Rev. Mr.. CLIxr, to preach sheinsEoduciory sermon,
and Rev. u. D. BRoNsuN, alternate.
"A fuli attendance from the Churches is eansatly
requested, as matters Of importance will come before
tI,e.meesins. S-lP. GE.rzEN, Mod.
g. w. NIxoN, Clerk.
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HOUSE OF, REPRESENTATIVES,

,
sqaf the Houss=the ebiltto incorporstethc Cita.
del Church Of Charleston was read the first time.
! The bin TO discontinue grants of land was
read the FIRST time. =
The bill to incorporate tho State Agricultural
Society, was read the FIRST time. -
The .bilito allow wfbe City Council of Charles
ton 70 close little Couiming's Creek was read
the FIRST tune, ;'.~Tir''s-s -""'
The bill in relation to tho kidnapping seamen
,wns read the FIRST time.
Mt Duncan reported bill on the memorial of
citizens of Charleston, in relation to the inspec-
ton of -four, which was read the first time.
Mfr. DeSaussure reported favcrably on the bill
to punish factors for frauduIently conveying to
their own use, produce committed TO them.
Mr. Wilson reported bill to amend theprac-
tice in the Courts of Equity.
The bin to establish a separate Court of Ap-
peals, was rejected by vote Of SO to Sc.
= The House, then adjourned.
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Procee dings Of the legislature.
SENATE.

MONDAY, Dec.:les
The Senate met at IL o'clock a. m pursnant
to adjournment The Clerk read the jourhat Of
the proceedings of Saturday. 50
A bill to authorize the erection Of gatss soh
all such roads as are not public highHayS Je,
ported by the Committee on Agricaftazz zzend I'd
Internal Improvements as a substitute for bill
to supercede lane fences, by erecting gates' re,
eeived the second reading, was agreed to, ana
was ordered to be sent 10 the House OF Repre-
sentatives. The biz, which had been committed
to the Committee, was ordered to,'lie on the
table. ,.,x...--.---..
A bill to authorize The arrest and imprison:
nent of defaulters in the performances of road
duty, was, on motion of Mr.. Witherspoon, Or
dered to lie on, the table.
The report of the Committee on Federal Re-
lations on certain' matters referred to in the
Message of the Governor relating to the return
of documents to the GeveInorof Massachusetts
being before the Senate, Mr.. Gist moved that
the report do lie on the:table, for thepurpose OF
taking up resolutions. offered by the Senator
from Union'on the same subject, which was Or
dered to be decided by yeas and nays. Yeas IL i;
nays Is. The motion was therefore lost.
The report was then agreed to and was order
ed to be sent to the House Of Representatives
for concurrence. -,...
The resolution offered BY the Senator from
Union was then ordered for consideration, which
is as follows: '':s.' . '.s - -. -
Resolved, That his Exeellency the Governor,
in returning resolutions Of the Legislature of
Massachusetts,, exercised proper discretion, and
that his course in relation thereto meets the un.
qualified appreciation of the Legislature and
people Of the State.
Mr.. Porter offered as substitute the fol-
lowing:
RESOLVED, That the General Assembly sane
lion and applaud tho action Of bis Exceliency
the Governor, in returning the resolutions of the
Legislature of Massachusetts,
The resolution was agreed to as substitute,
and was ordered to be sent to the House of Rep
resentatives forconcnrrence. '':''' :.
A bin to amend an act, entitled an oct TO in.
corporate tho Elmwood Cemetery Company re-
ceived the second reading, was agreed to, and
was ordered to be returned to the House OF
Representatives. =-- -.
The report Of the Committee on Claims OF
the House of Representatives on the account Of
w. w. Goodman, Jaiior Of Edge6eid District,
was concurred in and ordered to be returned to
the House of Representatives. - : -
At Is minutes TO A p. m., on motion OF htr
earn, the Senate adjerunsd. - - -
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ent session the Constitution of the State, with
oil. the amendments thereof:
: And also the following:
Resolved, That the member lately sitting rs
Senator from Edgeield be allowed his members
pay aad mileage; which was agreed to. !,
The following message was received from the
House Of Representatives, and was ordered TO
lie on the table: 80
= In THE HOUSE; OF REPRESENTATIVES
'-':.'.'s.'' <a;'' December Ia, 1866.
Mr.. President aud Gentlemen of the Senate:
This House respectfully requests the Senate
to concur with this House in Resembling the
resolution to adjournithis General Assembly on
Wednesday next. BY order Of the House.
JAMES SlMONS, Speaker.