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NIOflCE.-dARDNER Gibson has lust com.
~ pleted, and patented in America, England and
France, his new invention, the "C0NEn FCRNACE, and
asks The special attention Of those about erecting or re-
noticing buildings, as well dealers in Hot Air Steam,
or hot Water Furnaces and all interested in pow
err to carefully examine this invention which entirely
CHANGES the PRINCIPLE and " H0T AIR Fur
hAoEs-deUefoptng dnother and new principle, and
obyating AL iomrr bevtious their The practical
operation OF number OF these Furnaces erected during
the past wlntr, points out discovery 10 science, by
which the wonderful economy In fuel has been at
aned and clearly demo srates that the waste heat lost
from chimneys IL enough 10 ran every dwelling In the
city by this invention the heat formerly lost is made to
warm the house.
Ths dsclgery simple In tselfs the daily wonder OF
those who witness is results and II becomes matter Of
purree that plan simple and practical In Its
operation should thus far have entirely escaped the notice
OF sclentlnc men We believe one who Investigates
this principle will he liable Furnace constructed
on any other principle. and Invite all who would wit.
ness rs operation To call at the store Of
cHILSON, GOULD, q CO.,
Nos. % l01 blackstone Street. Boston. Mass.
sp2S dimis
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Real Vsstatr.

g TAVERN STAND-FOR SALE
SE1ElEAs OR 10 BE LET "A good Tavern Stand, stu
Iss,sAsA ated about miles IRON Worcester. The
Hi$ premises consist of about % of wood and
LA@@@AA tillage land, with gond buildings nearly new
The House convenient ana conmodous with rooms
Tn n has ais for 10 horses with drive way through
it. If will be soil at bargain if applied immediate-
vs. or, If net sold it will be rented reasonable terms
Inquire Of the subscriber at No 2 Main St. Worcester
mJlT du l.. l.. MASON.
o. FOUNTAIN Cottage FOR SALE
mi That pleasant COTTAGE HOUSE in Cherry
.AAs.Az Valley in Leicester, with onibuliags and lands
connected Herewith, (about IL acrs) high state of
cultivation, and well stOc4ed with Fruit Trees, of the
choicest kinds and in bearing condition. is for sale
on accommodating terms Apply to B. BoTT0MLY, on
the premises or At the Spy Office myl3 dsm
49, REAL Estate FOR SALE-Slt-
li. uated in MULBERRY GROVE, leicester consisting
@sA-of HOUSE nearly new and two acres of land. The
a1d in an excellent state of cultivation well stocked
with Fruit Trees in good bearing condition The above
offers rare chance for suburban resdenceor for me-
chanic who wishes cultivate small amount OF land
For further particulars inquire of JOHN PIPER near
the premises, or Of f. A. CURRY
Worcester, May Is, 1856. d2w
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Boston, Sept 1st, 1856
Messers. Baker Co. have been engaged Tor several
years in the publication Of Typographical Maps and have
acquired high and well deserved reputation Ia this &C
cupaon AS they have pub ished Mans which were con
suc ed by me of Counties Massachusetts and Connec
ticut, can confidently recommend them as responsible
energetic and gentlemaly in all their transactions and
am certain they will they invariably have done give
entire sasfactonto awho may have dealings with them
II, +. WALLlNG,
my22 DIFF State engineer If Macs
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Auftions.
By Z. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
90 GOOD CHANCE FOR INVEST MEST


O. GOOD CHANCE FOR INVEST MEET
-~aest~ AqJ'%Hsd sale on account Of the Storm.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION, On Mechanic St, Nos. IL &I2.
friday. May 23d, at 10 o'clacl A. w.. will be
So Tl,us reserve on the prem ses the following valu
soie Eeal Estate consisting Of about 600 square
% " tanh win frontage said street Of about as feet
pom tue same IS one two story DWELLING H0ITsE
suI.aDie ioT tenenentsi Barn, stlre rs by IS
sVes nlsn ana ether ou6ui dings, al Of which win be
sO.1 s-isf OF separately, as purchasers NAV desire
rIne above property the nost cent aIv IoSsted of
any offered at auctioa 10 this citv for ling tune ia in
eoSe proximity % nam street, Railroad dspots sc In
any OFF fr'm Maa street; be made Yery lucratiys
to tn purchaser For terms and further particnIar on
Once W Vail ''
myI6 dot
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Putuam's Auction Rooms,
Regular Sales at Auction, for ROrses Carriages Way
ons Harnesses, &C., will take place EVERY SATURDAY
MORNING, at lO4 O'Clock, in front of Sales Rooms.
Also, Regular sales at Auction will be held EVERY
SATURDAY AFTERNOON commencing at l o'clock at
Office when will be offered for sale New and Second Hand
Furniture, Dry Goods, Hardware, Table Cutlery Boots
shoeS Groceries, and Produce and every description Of
property that may be Consigned them on sale They
VIII also give their personal attention sales in any part
OF the County STATE; such Administrator AS
sgnee's Sherhs and Mortgagee's Sales of Farms and
farmers stock, Real Estate Houses Furniture at private
residences &C. Charges reasonable.
They Will also attend to the sailing Of Real Estate OF
any other kind OF property at private sale. Liberal cash
advances made on property left sale.
EVENING SALES Of Dry and Fancy Goods Watches
Clocks, Jewery, Cutlery, Hardware Boots Shoes Ready
Made Clothing, &c. COnsignments of all descriptions Of
property respectfully solicited
NJ Constantly on hand assortment Of New and
second Hand Furniture, AT PRIVATE SALE, Low FOR
CASH.
Cash paid for Secondhand Furniture upon application
at he Auction Room.
HAVING had twenty years experience in selling in this
county E. Lamson confident he will be able to give
satisact on to all that wish his services
D. L. will also attend to the appraising of propertv
REFERENoEs' Hon Isaac Davis, George W. Richard
son, Ed, John Boyden, Esq, Gen Go. Hobbs Charles
D. Pratt, Alex. Putnam. ELI b LAMSON,
LEVI G0SS,
mlf dawu EDWIN II. LOWELL.
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WORCESTER DAILY sPY..FRIDAY
Drn GOODS.

= e u e /! d!
And look at the largest and best assortment
f A n CY DOE S KINS
Ever brought into this CRY.
We shan make them up into garments in style that
c7nnot be beat. Call
MECORNEY & BIGELOW,
myS diff 214 Main Street.
EMP RTANT OTICE
THE NEW CITY STORE.
14s Main Street.
j. II. CLARKE & co,
Can the attention Of the public the LADIES in particular
TO the opening OF their
NEW DRY GOODS WAREHOUSE,
No. AS Main Street,
Directly opposite the Post o:e, tgo Doors north of
their oid Stand,
And doing would say. that there has been no pains
spared in making this one OF the most attractive and
pleasant stores 10 Worcester; and admitted by ALI
to b. the 6sst lighted Store in the city.
Our stock embraces of the largest and most
desirable varieties Of Dry Goods found in this State
Having been, and is being selected with great care
from The largest Dry Goods Importing and Jobbng Houses
IN Boston and New York,--RARE BARGAINS from the
most extensive Auction and Commission Merchants in
New York. Please notice by the following leading art-
Ges the nature Of stock, which shah always en-
leaYor to keep attractive and complete Wis
DOM ESIIC GOODSs
In this department shall always keep full stock Of
the most approved brands of Foreign and Domestic
HOUS EKEEPING GOODS.
$50 Toilet Quilts received this day from auction
LINEN GOODS, full supply, of the best makes of
WHITE GOODS!
large and wei selected of Jaconets Cambrics
Tape Stripes and Cheeks Book Null and swiss Mnslns
tu1aD If GndIs
les, &C.
Embossed Piano and Table Coverings, Curtain
FGynitareS, Curtain Damasks, and
French Patches.
PRINTS AND GING HAMS!
English, French, and American PRINTS English,
French, American, and Scotch GIN6HANs.
$500 yards Of yard wide Prints, warranted Fast Coors
Mt the low price of 10 cts per yard. FROM AUCTION.
DRESS GOODS.
In this department We invite particular attention as
CUR facilities for presenting an attractive stock of Foreign
and American Press Fabric favorable embrace
ing rich and desirable assortment of
Fancy Plaid. Striped and ignred Silks,
Brocade Silks Plain Solid coors, and Changeabe Silks
Black Striped, BlacS Brocade AMI Polka Spot Silks,
with a complete assortment of Plaid and
Printed Dress GooDs.
SHAWLS, CAPES, AND TALMAS.
great variety Of Long AMI Square shawls, of new
and desirable patterns. six velve;s for Manlas and
rich Friuges. large lot of Cashmere Shawls from
auction.
PLAIN BLACK SILKS,
We would sly to the Ladies' that there are no goods so
difficult TO judge of their quality, Plain Black Silks
We have grade of these goods, which have heavy,
beautiful uS that sold for the last four years
and haven proved beyond doubt, that they
WILL NOT CRACK BY WEARING!
o. We WARRANT that they will prove in every respect
to the satisfaction of the purchaser Ladies will be sure
to get Silk that will crack, ii they buy of us.
.1.t,-
80 to 10 cents per yard. From auction. CALL AND
THEM.
Mits, Gloves. Hosiery and Trim innings,
rms,
And general assortment of small wares &C. &c.
REMEMBER AND CALL AT THE
y L L Y S T O r E!
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lay 23. 10 Sc
Notices.
For "Real Estate" "Wants," 80 Let
see First Paae.''
A SCISSORS NOTICE.-AssEssoa's OFFICE,

"A ri,
IN City Hall, May 81, 1856
The Assessors the City Worcester hereby give no.
tice to the Inhabitants Of said city, and to all persons La
be to pay taxes therein, that the office viii be opened
from the twentieth day Of May until the first day Of June
next, from to IL M. and from 70 p. m, TO
ceve the valuation of Estates and all persons liable to be
taxed in said city requested 10 bring in e the Office
true and perfect lists of all the POLLS aud schedules and
estimates OF the estates real and personal for which they
are liable to pay taxes.
Persons holding estates in trust whether for minors
cthsr|ise are particularly ted to furnish the As
SCISSORS with Statements in relation to such estate
When esta'es of persons deceased have been divided
during year, have changed hands from other
eted, are respect uiy requested give notice of such
changes at the Office.
The following enumeration may as a guide to as
sist the inhabitants in making their statements:
Pols-Nunber of 20 years of age and upwards; real
ESTATE money at interest than they pay for;
other debts more than they indebted for; and
sock IN banks, insurance companies, manufacturing AMI
other incorp rated companei public stock and securi
esi all Kinds NJ goods. wares and merchandise,
10 tradei vessels Of all kinds at home abroad with
their stores and and appurenances household furniture
'iages income from profession trade, employment or
gained by trading at sea or on land
Any person negectiug to furnish the Assessors with
list OF all their personal property within the time spec
fed, shall be docmsd at the legal meeting Of the Board
OF Assessors agreeany to the laws Of the Commonwealth
Extract from the Statute Of 1885, chap. 3I9, -
"A property liable 70 taxation in this Commonwealth
shall be assessed at its fair cash value"
s S SsSs Si S SSIS5
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BY E. w. VAIL.
II p u STE ESs SAT q
!. b. LAMsON & co.

AUCTIoNEERS 4 COAMISSI0Y MERCHANTS
RoUms Nos. GO ana IS Main Street
WORCESTER, MASS.
Would take this opportunity of informing the citizens of
Worcester and Worcester County, that having purchased
the stock and Of
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Blu &c ID ERS.-For sale, on favorable terms
the stuck and fixtures of the Meat Market No Ii
Pleasant Street, next to the Baptist Church. Apply on
the premises. mylT d6t.
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Boston advertisements.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
SKIRTS! SKIRTS SKIRTS!

In consideration Of the unusual and unexpected de-
mand for Holiness Improved Seamless Whaleb ma Skirts
numerous and worthless limitations have been thrust into
market, and particularly calculated initiate tie
genuine, bearing the and Deary the same
ssanp and put up ia the same style Our Iods are
superior quality, our co DIS at the ttom made ex
pressy for goods and warranted wash without in
jury and expense is spared make them pt riecy
satisfactory particularly giving grace III form the
dress to the consumer male in piece breadth;
and in future will be stamped SO j. Holiness Improved
Seamless Whaebone Skirt The imitation is an inferior
quality in every and mportlnt respects and made
IN two 6reddths, and stamped se posi-
be See advertisement in another column
my0 dawtt Il. 81 ]. HOLMES.
E1VERTELtZ GRS,-Mapes's Improved !; Nlfro.
u geataed. and No. l Su er Ph9sphate Of Lime
also, While Mexican GUAN0, containing 90 pr C, mt Of
Fhospnate OF Lime, for sale 10 lots purcha ers by
STEPHEN BARTLETT,
apo dlmls No. Al India Wharf Boston.
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Fancy Ery Goods

To be found in this State. And the way they edo" sell
them is caution and no mistake. No use going twice
for the same article; better buy it at FIRST for on y,ur
second ppearance-crackey, 10! and behold sit" has
made its "dis'appearance Procrastnation is the thief
of tme-yes, of bargains" likewise. Another great
and pre-emnen feature in this establishment is the one
price system"you always depend upon getting the
worth of your money and too. No "jocksying"
with ''three four" prces here for one article Buy
or not buy price rules the day. and goods marked
in plain egible figures,
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We do no not as general thing, like to blow the trum
pet Of fame for any party firm. We do" say how
ever, that such firms as MACKENZIE, PRATT, & CO.,
ought to and viii be appreciated and supported These
gentlemen haze recently opened the Branch" So Main
Street (and to judge by the crowds that continually
throng it all day long is che" Branch of 'Iudustry")
with by far the largest cheapest and most extensive as
sortment of
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TNXHE HOUN DS AREOUT! THE HOUNDS
ARE OUT! AND SOIS
f. II III IT w 4, II ~ II

Buildings of every description moved or raised in an
expeditions and work manike msnner
All orders addressed to the subscriber or to Lothrop
Ames, 38 Mechanic street, will receive attention.
SETH TWICHELL
Worcester May 3. 1856 an
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ExHiBiTlON OF MOSAIC WORK

q ANAN VI NhOSAAC NtOHNAs
MR.. PETER GLASS
Would respectfully the citizens Of this place.
that he will We an exhibition of Mosaic Work at HOR
TlCULrURAI ALL, on Tuesday, w educsday,
and Thursday. May q, q and q, VIII r. all lovers
OF the beautiful in Art have oppnr unity of be-
holding the most wonderful and beautiful pieces of
sJRa0SRtC BIO9E
Evr exhibited in Unite States consisting of two
Centre Tables, and Lady's Work Table.
trs-An elegant Centre Table ou feet in diameter on
ground of Rosewood inaid with a multitude of ueces
OF colored wood, as to form aud represent most per-
fecty, Bouquets and Vases Flowers Birds and Insects
IN their natural contour and colors all aseuy and
happily arranged and brilliantly polished. There are
40,4OO pieces of Stained White Holly Wood, the
p'ihs convergng to a common centre style Of work
called the sixteen point geonetric accuracy is pre-
served throughout the whole Of this beautiful piece of
work
The Second Table is three in diameter SQUARE
IN the centre of the top inaid Bouquet OF overs
encreled with eight different kinds of Birds in their
orgina col RS and life like positions; they are enclosed
with circle of Moresco Work. The next circle repre-
SCENTS the most noted men of their age horseback as
follows
Washington the Father of our Country; Gen Jackson;
Napoleon Bonapare; ~ ederic the Greats Friendo De
Cruser; Emerson's Statue; King Robert Bruce of Scot
and and Sir Henry De Bohun of England in the action
OF bate the Governor Of Massachu suite They
are enclosed with beautiful flowers and Moresco WORK
The base and pIrs inlaid with likenesses of our
most noed Officers of the Revolutionary War; Statues
and characters of the States and containing COO pieces
of stained wood
Hours of exhibition from to IL a. m to 5, and to
9pm
Admission l2l cents. my1e dot
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STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
- COMPANY OF W0RCESTER.-Notce is hereby
given that the annual meeting Of the assured members
and guarantee stockholders of the State Mutual Life As
surance Company of Worcester for the choice of Direct
ors and other business, will be held the Office of the
Company, on WEDNESDAY, June 4. at 10 O'Clock a. m.
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
Worcester, May 81 1865. dim
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r / r E w Q R K S
FOURTH OLE IIIEK

EINROST'S PATENT BLIND FASTEN-
a ER.-The subscriber has purchased the sole right
to manufacture and SELL throughout the United States
FroSt's Patent Blind Fastener, which is dec ded i'm
proYemen tor COZ Venienee, durability, and cheapness,
over anything ever before invented in this liae He is
prepared to furnish the same, at wholesale RETAIL at
No, 2S3 Main ST. up stairs, where sample may be seen.
my23 dtf ALONEO EAT0N
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E4SOREST TREES.-On al d after Monday, May
49, shall have for exhibition ard sale large guam
ty and good quality of Foe st rees. consisting of
Rock Maple, Elm AID and Other Trees Fruit and Flower.
ing Shrubs and fauts, and will provide and deliver to
order Bean Poles and Pea Brush. at my DEPOSITORY
on Ell Chayes land, between Souhbridge aud the
Norwich Railroad south of the bridge now building
under the Il. r. HARVEY TAINTER
Worcester, May II, 1856. my2O DIFF
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&STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
~ COMPANY OF WORCESTER.-The stockholders
Of this Company hereby notified that the annual div
dend of seven per cent will be payable at the Office of
the Company, Wednesday, the fourth of june to those
holding stock the Oath inst.
WILLIAM DICKINSON, Treasurer
Worcester. NAV IL $3.50 din,
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AfRNAkD BLAChING.-The finest Amer
i NJ "a. n.auu mat has ever appeared in the markets
, uaD,,"s wv Important qualities, a leather preserva
nye alu beautiful polish which is not exceled by The
nj. n pa1eslhg Is put up both In the paste and
nd i h " iO' sure wholesale aud RETAIL at our
DOssop Pr'0es'W H. HARRINGToN. Grocer
s..,., N. ..... - 3O3 Main st Worcester
my20 dT6R2w j. IL. KELIFY snI
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.

ALEXANDRIA, April 80, 1856.
Our City Councils held short session, last
evening, passed unimportant resolutions con-
corning internal police, and then adjourned.
The Orange and Alexandria train, this
morning, carried up a large delegation from
this city to the Democratic Convention which
assemblies in the town of Warrenton to-day.
The Improvements to st. Mary's (Catholic(
church here are progressing rapidly The
pastor, Rev. ]. E. Blox, s j., preached at
Trinity church, Georgetown, last Sunday, in
aid of his Alexandria improvements, and real
lied, from the liberality Of the congreg alton,
5000. We learn that he proposes to call forth
with on his numerous Washington friends fer
the same purpose, and, as this is the first time
the Alexandria Catholics have gone abroad to
solicit aid, he speaks confidently Of his pros
poets in the national metropolis. The known
popularity and urbanity Of Father b. leave
| no doubt but that his expectations will be
fully realized.
As the warm season approaches, it becomes
the more incumbent on each one of our peo-
pie to take care that, so far as their powers
go, nothing shalt be left undone to remove
| everything that might prejudice the general
| health. The City Council have been ably
seconded by our very energetic Board of
| Health, and if their recommendations be
| faithfully observed, we cannot doubt that the
summer heat will not disturb the excellent
health our city now enjoys.
Fish are bringing-shad SSas9 per hun
dred herring 50 per thousand. AMI.
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Political Items

The old-line Wings of PHILADELPHIA have
Withdrawn their municipal ticket, stating in
reference to that city that sit is hard to con.
celVe to what point Of economical embarrass-
ment and discredit the affairs OF the city of
Philadelphia have been brought -
In the fourth district, North Carolina. F
thornton, OF Warren, and Ii. g. Williams, Of
ash, were elected delegates to the Cincinnati
Convention; II B. Watson, of johnson. and
j. NJ. Bullock, of Granville, alternates, Elec-
tor for the district, Major c. II. Wilder, of
Wake. '.
In the fifth district, North Carolina, DR..
Pleasant A. Holt and Colonel John Morrison
were elected delegates to the Cincinnati Con.
vention, and Colonel D. r Cochran and C. S.
Winstead a!ternates. Elector for the district
5 +. Williams
In the second district, Maryland the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected delegates to
the Cincinnati Convention B. B. Chambers,
Richard drasOn, Joseph Golibart, and An
drew Orr
The Democratic convention for the first Con-
gressionai district of Maryland, to appoint
delegates to the Democra tic National Conven.
ton, assembled in Cambridge on the 23l.
The Hon. James A. Stewart of Dorchester, ami
Dr Cathel Humphreys, Of Somerset, were ar
pointed delegates, and r c. Carter. ESQ. of
Caroline, and L c. Holiday, Esq of Talbot,
alternates.
IL Is stated that extensive arrangements are
making at Cincinnati for the Democratic Ma.
tional Convention, as an immense throng of
strangers is expected to be present
The Houston (Texas) Telegraph says:-
Private letters have been received in this
city, from Hon ID. G. Dickson in which he
expresses his utter disapproval Of the platform
and nominees Of the Philadelphia Convention
According to appointment of William Hone,
President, the Georgia State Council of Know
Nothing met ut Macon on the 10th inst. The
old concern was then and there formally de-
clared defunct, and new associations Of the
American party recommended to be formed
in the several counties Of the State
There was special election in W orcester,
Mass ON the 2lst inst, for An Alderman, in
place OF j. p: Halo, resigned The result was
as follows; For Lamb, Dem 493; Chenery,
Niger is Wo,shipping Know Nothing, 4OS Rice,
rn m re Know Nothing, Ill
ne Lawrence Kansas Free State has DIST.
President. 'nion' ioi
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the Senate, yesterday, after We went tc
press, the Senate proceeded to the considera-
ton Of the bill making appropriations for Ger.
tain Notifications, when several amendments
to-day.
having resumed the consideration Of the
eoiations In relation to the Naval Board,
al beii, OF Tenn, finished his remarks in
'hmalea n of Lieut.. Maury.
;ect , ID Digs obtained the floor, and the sub
ate ad;onpr us.6oned until to-day. and the Sem
Al Inc house, Committee Of confsrence
to act in conjunction with that of the ssn.ts
upon the disagreeing amendment. 70 ~ ~
fciency bill, was ordered.
The resolutions of the Elections Comm;,,..
awarding the contested seat from the s;r,b
Congressional district Of Maine to the s;ttina
member, Mr.. Fuller, and granting ths usuaI
pay and mileage to the contestant, was adopted
The House then resolved itself into Com
mittee OF the Whole on the state Of the Union
Unit Cobb, of Georgia, in the chair,) and re,