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DREAMS.

ny T. P. NJ. ~:
In the deep shade Of nights lone hour,
When hushed is all the world below,
Mysterious dreams assert their power,
To cheer the breast or bring it woe.
EACH night seek my lone rcposc
They haunt the chambers of my brain
And oft some secret they disclose,
To give my else calm bosom pain.
They call flown spirits from above,
That sweep their harps with plantiSe tone /;
My heart responsive swells with love,
And still my spirit feels alone.
Yet tits a joy 10 greet the smile,
And kiss the brow and press the hand
OF those that know not care or guile
The dwellcrs of the spirit-land."
Fond dreams ye bear me smoothly o'er
The deep blue. sea roam'd in youth,
And guide my bark safe to the shore,
Where still are throbbing hearts Of truth.
Ye guide me to the summer bowers,
Where oft in boyhood's day I've strayed-
O'er fields all sparkling with bright flowers,
And rest me in the rural shade.
Sad dreams! ye lead me to the spot :.
-, Where loved ones deep and silent lie; ..
call, but oh they answer not,
Aud then my bosom heavea Sigh.
Bright dreams ye show me far-of land,
Where glorious scenes break on my view;
walk on Jordan's golden sand, 80 go
-. And think Ive bia the world adieu.
False dreams! Sc fill my heart with joy,
: " Too gushing for the nights repose
I'wake to know there is alloy ' ~.
In every pleasure earth bestows. -.
i .Edgefeld District, S. c., Oct. Goth, 1856.
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ENTERPR1zE AND mATRIMoNY.

=. ENTERPRIzE AND MATRIMoNY.
The Greenvile Enterprise comes TO US clad in smiles
at the connubal plunge of its Editor. Bachelordom
has lQss A6k An faa zsS h rom martial beauty
~ inoh. ..e san.es nc run p.iJ pi ''S,.y W." Wi >,
Enterprise and Matrimony! They are terms to
stimulate the faintest traveller on The road Of life
They make up motto that keeps The world a-gong.
Buffetit," now, brother PRICE, wiih usty snews;'
and you'll be certain to gain "yonder shore the
shore of success wealth. happiness and pretty babies
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A. Good Chance to Save Costs |!

Mr.. T. j. wHlTTAYER is our authorised Agent to
receive and receipt for all monte, due this Office
Be prepared when he calls Circumstances beyond
our control force us to make this appeal, and we
hope; all will comply without further notice.
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To 0DAISY.N

IS: Welcome again to your place in our columns 1t
always gives us pleasure to recognise your autograph
smohg the letters we take from the post office Send
your fayors "just little" ohener. -.
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,EdtI H. HAYNE, Esq.

proposes to canvns the State short
", with thspurpops of forwarding the new Magazine
enterprise Of which we made mention in la'o num-;
ber In co eclion with this business he designs de;
y.ring In Zach town and &illage through which he
may pass, nge lecture on Periodical Literature It's
influences and advantages, for which he will charge
barely enorgtl to pay expenses. We trust Mr. HAYNE
will not omit Edge6eld in his route, We have q, ,Ly
ceum ,hatgill welcome him; and, five are not very
much deceived he will be omplimsnted- with aful
and fashionable attendance It will give US pleasure
to call attention particularly TO The evening be may
thos occupy hen lie Shall have informedus upon the
subject We@ill make all arrangements as to a room'
lights. &C., Id advance of his arrival. -r
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For j. S a lie.

WILL be sold on MONDAY tbs 18th instant,
w at the residence Of the late Capt. Jekn LIP
scomb, MI the -. .i2h - - '''':i ~ :
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
One fine PIANO FORTE, nearly new. le Also, one
pair Of Match Horses one Carriage and Harness,
one two h"rc Wagon and Harness, A lot of Cat
tie and Hogs, Saddles, Tools and great variety Of
'!her articles.
TERMs-All sums under 500 ca,h,-over that
amount, twelve months credit with security.
.,"s:B BENZ. WALDO,
JlN. LIPSCOMB,
@s Acting Ex'ors.
Nov 4, -, : g. 4. -, 4a
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Teacher Wanlted,, :,

ITJO take charge Of the School at.Horn's Creek
IL Meeting House. None need applybut those
that can come we'll recommended. The applicant
must Of course, be master Of the Ancient md Mod.
ern Languages. To suitable person, good wages
will be given. Appyto 80 .:.',sI;,.. -.
: b'a a.ssa. WASH. WISE, l'.1 ;a.,.,. E. 80 :
-5!!..3 ta&a''aJ: Fl. FAIR, afu''eeS'
Nov. S, Z. - IT, 43
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tbs readAf easily discover that it is worse Than
tdoily forsns "a. continue the publication.
e This is the last appeal intend 10 make dor The
Review If Its friends are determined that i shall
dis, wamdat shbmt and close it's pages before we be-
4,comIne sxxr;onsIya Involved
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.iStrayed,'

FRoM the subscriber on Saturday last, whilst
driving to Granitevine,, q small red ',eolorrd
HEIFER, about two years Old, with v hite spots on
her back. She,issupposcd to be- making htrsw
back to Mountain Creek, where she was raised. 81.
Amy information concerning said Heifer vii! be
be literally rewarded for their trouble! =
:, ,,ssa,s RANsOMsDURST,, iai:
'...s9,. IL aol4 ssa ca aaGtanievlle, g. C..
J. NoY. 5. :. -,.n,a...t q. ,3E 81. II csot 43O
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MAJOR BAcoN,s TRACK;

"a number of ladies and gentlemen had the pleas
urs, .osher day, of Witnessing two three beautiful
"brushes on Maj. 7. G. BAcoN's race.course, few
miles from this place. 1t is choice running ground,
neither too hard nor too heavy; and the Major has
some superb stock. His beauty, however, was not
visible on Saturday: Her name is seSea Breeze -
what love of me--and tho hopes centred in her
arc Of The highest She is said by good judges 10 ap:
psormate perfection Thousands Of luck the Major
in hi. spirited efforts to attain the highest honors Of
the turf! -. ....:..
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= ;:,s - FirstsA ppqal!. Fair.,.' r.
al r SOUTH CAROLINA. -.
.,sy,jSTATEuAGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
sf!' "a ss.'ee ATsc0LuMBIA,,,' ...a:s5 ...:s,
..0s, the. llth, .l2sh, il3h and l4m Nouenedsr.
es.sEts = .
0EEICERS..n

psasora. :..;:G I'd: oSk!cksss9S ,e 80 a..
81 .EelAsP. Calhoun, of Peallatoni Presidsnt'
IYicttP Presidents 4 Thpaahs B: Byrd Thomas
..sE. .Rowe, Jacob Stsoman; George Seaborn;k. ..
aPorehsr NJ As Psay@-sI,; 10 ins,i ~; /, .: as
.s!- Ezecteare Conmiaee s-E; q" Pa'met =, %.
Dantzler,siR. J. Ghge,' a.; G.a SUMNER hs".
~; Cen: D. r. .iJaniaon; Of otangebus Orator.
ar Col. James M'.Shead, ,.iofaF fairfield, Chief
SSafoIkbdi u .Ysq s,,:; tsi ~ ac .r::.g1i|
,ss,nMasd M.aBaxter, ofiNs@ berry, and Frank
ElmoreS Esq, oil Columbia Assistant harsad.s;
.s y The p,esdsut; Secretary and Treasurer
have the,seeneral ;superiGiendence Of the Fair,
sassisteiby theMembers :of:the Executive Com
,mittee and Iiarshais..:. -. .4.':@-- .s-'-,i
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lsPR1CE OF COTTON.

II THr reports ola failure in Cotton out Wsstare no"
certain. Ths Mssissppan and State Journal vouche'
statement to that effect; and the Jordats not only
reliable in is facts, but centrally located at Jackson
on the Mississippi river, where good opinion may be
made up. IIsbelsved now that the crop will not BY
any means reach three millions But the prices are
fine, and we say to all" Sell as soon as you can"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-11-05

never saw the man or woman yet who did not
like 10 hear piece Of good news, especially when
that news nearly affected their interests. Listen
now to what say A rumor is afoat in the city ol
Augusta that the incoming Prt sdent Of the United
States means to promote a few South Carolinians
and Georgians to places Of high honor and advan.
tage. Now, Imean to do moro for the whole peo-
pie of those two States than any President Of them
all. ] mean to shoe them better and eheqper than
they ,oere euer shod before. ., ii. =:
Sand who are you, pray3" -. ..::'
. T E. S..SyMMoNs, dealer in Boots and Shoes,
Trunks, &C., opposite the Augusta Hotel, Augusta,
Georgia. -.
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oTHE rNRSRlIER.,. >.

Weregrst to see that our neighonr has been com.
pelled by "s,ress of weather" disast his gallant
clipper: 1t had been our expectation to have sailed
on with him for a good long voyage. But the best
of friends must part and can only say, in bidding
our companion adeu, that it is Of pleasure
with (and will for the time to Gomez to remember
the harmony which characterized our. intercourse
May prosperity attend him and his.
10. : .'s -: 80 THE PLAY.
THE Stranger "'was decided success. This is the
general verdict pronounced by one Of the largest and
most brilliant audiences ever assembled in Edsefsd.
The dance, too, was capital; and everything passed
of smoothly and lastefully The players encour.
aged now to higher efforts and they intend making
such with warm good will.
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MORE NEW GOODS. @
CHEAP. CASH ssToRE,l tsT
WILLIAM H. CRANE,
AUGUSTA, GA,
rs constantly receiving at his CASH STORE,
L large supplies Of ..2' ''a. III
n1 New. and Fashionable Goods,


2" New and Fashionable Goods,
Which he is selling at a SMALL AD-
VANCE on New York Cost He has re-
ceived by the last Steamer fIi
Wide Blk Silk VELVET, for Cloaks and Talmas
Plein and Printed DELAINES. very cheap,
English SEQ. Mourning PRINTS and other new
styles; e.. a.=. az
Beautiful styles GINGHAMs, at 124 cts.
ladies' hlcreno VESTS, long and short sleeves;
Chambrays, Briliants and Nansool MUSLfNS;
Cloth Cloaks and Talmas, low priced II
Kentucky James, lS3 to 25 c; Satinetts, 81 tots;
Plain Muslin DeBAINES, l2b cats:'i' cts::' "'s. -"
All wool Red FLANNEL, at 25'ct '@t'
Brown and Bleached ShirtngS at 81 cts. g.e :
Black Alpaca, Welsh Flannels-7-and ~
Great Variety
OF other Goods Persons visiting the City are re-
spectfuly invited to call and examine hisassortment
where they will find Goods at oil times at the bow
est Cash price.
Augusta, Nov 5, .3 St AZ
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Wanted.

0NE. THOUSAND DOLLARS, for whichilc
" usual interest. 40 per cent?, and n mortgage
on valuable real estate will be given Apply at
this Office, or address "A. b., through the Post
Office. ,a,,,.. 5ayp..J,9 ~ :fnF y, Vi, .a>t
Noy5,f r.' i!.l .,,,,....; # ,.,;,e fina ,443 ::
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Notice.

- s,,s,ea .t.: Notice. .a' .s,,ss 60 ,ais,
ToLLED before me Join HarMss M 'iis Is,pr 9s
III near Mountain Creek C56ffcb On the Blockes
road, ablind dark sorrei ven years oh Jour
teen hands high white star IN her lace, appraised
10 fifteen dollars Hs-s
JAMES M. HARRISON NED.
November 1856 Imam 43
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:. soRpsR or BUSINESS.

.:;io' .s;9';'' a-FoRDER OF BUSINESS a.
-saenn Saturday and 'Monday, the 9th and 10th,
the grounds, the large halls and the'stas;' will
be in readiness for the reception Of articles and
Stock, and the Secretary and Treasurer, with his
assstaGts, will Be at tile business offces, neSr
1.-THE a6owgtounds, 70 make entries ana y. sel
many entries as possible be made on Saturday
INA Monday, in ordetto avoid confusion after
wards: It i especially requested that gently.
aniefI and ladies residing in the immediate neigh
borhood bring in their fabrics on those days. so
that persons from abroad may have. good oP-
portanity on Tuesday. M,
The Secretary and Treasurer's Office is stu
ated at the main entrance gate. immediately in
front, on Upper street, where all articles and
stock for exhibition must be regularly entered,
thea entrance fee (S2) paid and receipts tor the
'sauaie obtained, with cards of number and posi-
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Village Property for Sale,

TNlIE Subscribers offer for sale the I-a
L HOUSE and LOT known rs the fTTsA
residence Of Capt John Lipscomb, de- !!!!
ceased, in the Village Of Edgefeld. .s
The House is large aud commodious, contain
ing nine or ten rooms, well constructed and in
good repair; having all the necessary outbuldings
atsoslird
residence bcanrn-lly and couyenientlv s,n,,ed
The property may pe,.rru,ea for privately if an.
p.icalion bc made soon - "
-, BENZ. Wa1.po
i':'.i JAS. N. EIpSCG,,B
E.nt - - Acting ES>-o
Nov " ,,g, If III Is
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MOney;,sTMOney! !

a IL those who are indebted 10 the Subscriber
"a either by Note or Account, are requested TO
come forward and settle, rs he must have money.
f .2..-:r'.st' - JESSE P: BODlE.
Nov 5 - n sl7n St 43
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TO OUR BROTHER OF YORK..

ALL right. Glad newI happened. 1t shows you
To- Us in the light we like to see men in. Az the
.Sstanget :" remarks to Bsron Stenfort, " You are
true tnsa,. an uncommon man" Giss us your hand
for a long, hearty grasp When we meet in Colurnbia
an oyster supper the first evening ,..,,.
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, AUGUSTA CARDS.

e. .TwrEDY q Co. dealers in Watches, Clocks,
JewsrY 49, ask of the public chance at its custom
They want to prove that ,hsycan at all times please
their patrons. 5s.p: <, 49, i@..':., 80. -:
WIN. R: CRANE again addresses every body through
our columns. Lei every body see wha. he says
Crane store has been crowded every lime We have
visited Augusta lately that we have not been able to
se,iu TO sample his goods but have good reasons
'haI; I;aro thar, ro,J hooJ.
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7 EXWORD FRoM ATCHisON..

Tie following eiief has come s within our reach
ahw flaim ,bs privilege q publishing it, no. only
toSRoT HE energy and iips Southern feeling Of our
eitssmed ielloW:cilizsn, Mr FuILEa, but tina. our
people may b encouraged 70 do something more ye.
fot The Kansas cause The Genera. see, feels
thai one more bgoadsde from the soulh will carry The
dsbaiesble land. Mark The. tone Of his concise bu:
emphatic note le, us be aroused TO one more eIer
tiop:si:., ~ ,:;sii ~. ..!i;-.' go a 80 - ,,.
? PLATTE CITY, Oct. ah, 1885, j
DEAR Sir: Your letter; together with the draft for
$l384O has been received, and your instructunssha
be followed. will enquire diligently for The Edge.
We have Carried the elections ii Kansas. Tie new
Governor gives saiisactiou! But, my dear sr,
time fpE Souibsra uen ~ relax theirrfertons. Now
ID ihs very moment ioi rsdouble, opr ererors. I'VE
mutt do it, II we do our duly, kantas Till be slape
State In twelve nonhr-a Siafs either IN or out Of
Union. Yours truly, -
3. NJ. FULLER, ESQ.
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Salt! sa|It!'

kA SACKS SALT, just arrived and for sale
0V by, w. e. LEGG.
Oct. % Il Al
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Look at This

eB- Sold by all dealers in medicine.
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. .:3G3 "a TREAT UPON TREAT. 81
THE Junior Publisher aesies 10 return his mos. pc.
caliary ,hanks TO- mt Jas, III for tho two fne, fat
poaaamS and thslsfgs Wild turkey received iihro' his
kindnsis during .,hs Bss, week ;slao 10 loaNsY H.
for as afaes Or yoaas tenasr Sid Ddcks-all spIen.
did. Such treats might we'll be envied by the veriest
epicurai:,ia hna;i! i--.9.h.: (! ..3,..I- -.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-15

WASHINGTON, March 10, 1856. Gen. Shank
land, of Kanzas, says that letters received to.
day from that Territory. gives the information
that Mr. Lyell, Of the firm Of Dunn Lyell,
Attornies at Law at Leayenworth, has been
concerned in the murder lin drunken frolic,
rs is supposed ola U. s. soldier at that place,
and has absconded, to escape, not the law, for
there is no law in Kanzas, but the vengeance
Of the comrades Of the murdered soldier.
This Lyell was concerned in lynching Mr..
Phillips, in the attack of December 10th, upon
the ballot boxes at Leavenworth in the riot
of December Goth, in which the printing press
Of the Register was thrown into the Missouri
river; and ioith his partner Dunn soas conspic-
uous IN killing Captain Brown BY hacking him
IN pieces NTH knives. He holds an appoint
ment under the Legislature of Kanzas, elect
ed BY the Missouri ioray Of the 30th Of March
last, and was conspicuous at the famous "Law
and Order" meeting at Leavenworth, over
which Governor Shannon presided. 1t was
TO the Office Of Dunn & Lyell that Gov Shan
non repaired after the adjournment of that
meeting, and spent the night in drunken car
ousings.
These are the creatures who have the care
and the control of tho Presidents officials,
in the Inflated Territory of Kanzas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-15
Water for the CHI yoyce.,er.


This subject has, of la been often brought
before the public by varioAndividuals, but with
the same result
An insufficient supply dfaninesition from Mil
Brook, competent (if all hbbints are trnel to
produce any quantity of bases, and cure as
many more. VII
Two former City goveFknts have SHRINK
from increasing the necess expenses Of BRING
ing into the city the quaIit1ok water. said to be
needed. hope and trust t the time has now
come, when some proper timinarv stems will
be taken on this imporli subject. which.
say, are these -
Let all that part Of tb ity where water IS
needed be canvassed by inner men. and tho
names obtained of all theltlers of real estate
with the quantity of wasrhat each one will
take per year, for the nextt years. and the nav
therefor collected, in tn, Iual way of other
taxes.
Then let two-ffths of tn aount so GOT he adj
ded for tires in the prospeciIwants of the CITY.
In this way, it is easily sd that the quantity
of water needed, and the iome for the same
would be shown,-two unnecessary facts on
which to base an outlay of dreat an amount of
money as is needed in this !.
II
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ArnoId's GIobuIes and v Etnl FIuid!
Their process of action,
They neutraize posons in the blood by giving it HrpR,

IHep process OF action,
They neutraze posans in the blood by giving HYDRO
GEN and OXYGEN, the elements Of pure fresh air!
and they supply vitality in like manner, by
their CHEMICAL ACTION
III health results from OF The chemical elements
which compose pure blood, and chemical power needed
to restore those elements. The GLoBuLEs and VITAL
FLUID a ri that power amply by giving the ments Of
pure air to the human blood. Air consumes or neutral.
res all poisons or Impurities with which comes in am
PIE contact Witness It's consumption Of all impurities
OF dscayed matter since the world began
Hanaqrs are Destroyed because all humors result
from poisonous impurities in the blood and they are all
anuihiatea or neutralzed by the chemical ofthese
new agents for the restoration of health and Uital,y
Here'n lies their uneqaatted power-simpy chemical
action.
The Vital Fluid has like properties with The Globules,
except the cdtharttc power bling less the aeraue
power being something greater
~ kh PEltRF, General Agents, Cornhil, Boston
Sod by medicine dealers generally.
In Worcester by John O. Hill, 229 Nam Street; David
Scott, 25l Main S Charles Clarke CORNER of Main and
Pleasant st.; and Samuel G. White Co.. No. Harriug-
ton Corner; Bush Co., 81 Front street.
f29 deod&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-15
NEW SPRING FASHIONS
TO PURCHASERS OF BOYS CLOTHING

TO PURCHASERS OF BOYS CLOTHING 1T
WHOLESALE.
This branch OF our business has been steadily increes-
ing, and now stands unrlvaled in the country Great
care and attention has been given in this department OF
our business the present season, its enlargement
and the wants of the Trade and prepared to ex
hibit he best stock Of Y0ughs and ChsIdrcmsa
Garments in point of taste style, workmanship ard
durability, TO be found IN New England.
Large additions to our present stock Of and desra
Die foods, will be made through the season. and the
latest fashions introduced
Buyers FOR cash. and the trade generally are invites to
cal and examine onr assortment before purchasing else
where GEO. w SIMMONS, PIPER, & CO.,
Oak Hail, 80 and 81 North rect,
mch11 d2tawkwlm BosroN
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,.ssACHUsETrs LEGIsLATURE.

FRIDAY March IA.
SpxATR.-Sundry House papers recel!eu
oo,,cnrrenr action. The resolve concerning
tba enlargement of the State House was
nassed to be engrossed under suspension u
the rules. ~ Isl, con-
Bank of Mutual Redemption The olll com
corning the Bank of Mutual Kedenp p,"rt
came from the House With se noysa that the
whore subject be indefinitely postponed.
Messrs. Raymond of Middlesex and Dewey
of Worcester opposed this motion.
The President said the question would be
first on tie amendment. The bill was laid on
the table and ordered to be printed as amend
ed.
The bill relating to Savings Banks and In
stitutions for Savings, was amended on motion
of Mr.. Dewey of Worcester, by providing
that the amount Of deposits in the Provident
Institution for Saving shall not exceed So
100000 and that IN any other Saving Insti-
tuition in the Commonwealth, the amount
shall not exceed $4,000, 0OO The bill was
then passed to third reading.
House. Petitions Presented and Referred
Of w. w Loring and others against the d.
vision of Worcester county; of C. Chandler
and Others against the division of Middlesex
county.
Mr.. Weeks of Lowell offered an order,
which was laid over that the Secretary of the
Commonwealth furnish each member Of the
present Legislature, and each member of the
Executive department with one copy of the
Records of the Plymouth Colony, also one
copy Of the first five volumes of the Massa.
chusetts General Court Records, at the ex-
pense of the Commonwealth
The question on the reconsideration of the
vote accepting the report of the majority of
the committee in the case of Justin Jones was
taken up. and Mr.. Jones was proceeding to
ask of the House candid hearing of his
statement, when Mr.. Devereux of Salem in
terIupted him, and called attention to point
OF order, stating that in the present state Of
things Mr. Jones was 10 longer a member of
the House.
Mr.. Vose of Boston raised question Of
order, and after half hour spent in discuss
ing points Of order, tie question of reconsd.
Grafton was finally arrived at and carried, and
the whole matter was then recommitled.
The House then reconsidered the vote
whereby they had concurIed in the Senate
amendment to the bill in addition to an act
relating to Savings Banks, and then refused
to concur.
Snndry bills were passed to third reading.
The question on engrossing the resolve pro-
vi,ling for an amendment to the Constitution
relative to the qualifications of voters was
then taken, with the following result: Yeas
1888, nays 81.