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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE.

HAIL or THE HousE or REPRESENTATIVE
| Monday, Fab. 9TH, 1866.
The Honse met at IL Of clock NJ: A 5,3a. s55 !, s,,
Present. the Hon j. B. Elam Speaker pro tenn,
and Messrs. Anderson J., Anderson ST., Alverson,
Bailey, Bensel, Blaekman, Brown, Buie, Brnton,
Collins CouYillon, Daigle, Deblanc, Delamore, De-
porter, PEI Ditto, Durable, Duffel, Dugas,
Eastin, Eager, Eldridge, Eustis, Ewing, Edwards,
Fagot, Freret, Fishburn, Fnlda, Gates, Green Hal
sey, Harrison, Head, Hatch, Hays, Henderson,
Holt, Kent. Kelly, Kidd, Labranche, Lagroue,
Leeds, Lemarie, eBlanc, Martin, Meredith, Nc
Emery, Mcdonald, McCloskey,. Moreland, Mont
gomery, Murray, Michigan, Ormond, Peterson,
Phillips u, Powell, Pujo, Regenberg, Richardson,
Richards, Ryan, Seaman, snider, Smith, stille,
Solomon, Theriot, Thieneman, Tucker, VOORHEES,,
Walker, Wilmington, Waddell and Weeks-77 Re.
representatives..
Prayer was offered BY the Rev. DR. Palmer
The journal Of Saturday, February, Sd, 1866,
was read and approved. 81 ii TIN fsss Il Is I. u
ss Ga motion of MI. Holt,it was
d .Resolped, That ex Governor Anderson, Of Ohio,
be invited to q seat upon the floor Of this House.
On motion Of Mr. Halsey, was
lsesolued, That the clerk be authorized to have
printed one hundred and fifty copies Of rules Of
the House adopted at the last special session of
this Legislature and annex the same to the
standing committees Of this House. Y5
On motion Of Mr. Lewis, leave of absence was
granted to the Hon. Kile, of Natchitoches,
Like leave Of absence was granted to Hon. d.
Rogers, of Lafonrche, for the period Of eight days
at the request Of Mr.. Leblanc. II sgsss 4
Mr.. DeLabare, chairman, on behalf Of the
Committee on Enrolment, reported as correctly
enrolled House bill entitled
Atl act to amend an act entitled an act relative
q justices of the peace the parish Of eiefson.
Mr. Lagr0ue offered the following: IF
Z Eesolped, That the thanks Of all Southern pa
riots due to the New Orleans Times for its bold
md manly action, as shown its publication Of an
lrticle I'M this mornings paper entitled The
Disnnion Spirit. vi ss sss,s All Es1 sss s8Sg
MI. Williamson moved that the resolution be
aid on the table, pending which motion, By con.
sent, Mr, Lagroue withdrew the resolution.
.shr' Kidd offered the following resolution rela-
we % newspapers: ss Il ss5 81 rs M s5 4.
nesosned, That the Sergeantrat- Arms be IN
~ to opfain ahe daily Times and Picayune
9" ~ any members of this House who
assars 'eiacade said Journals in their list Of
1cur papers. si on ga N L 7Fs s- Sssf
u y Il csioshey moved to amend by nrhv;aine
Mas 81 me papers for the use of H. Honsa ~
pau Ior ~ the same price, which a,aaen d,na,s
With the resolution, were, on motion IN ~ ~.
Bvillon, laid on the table. 4 -. eoa'
Mr. DeEabarre moved that the raso,,,t;a, a..
the price 70 be paid Tor newspapers al IA nsr ~,
u IS ~ feseinded which motion to reseind was
on motion Of Nj. Couyilloa, laid on The table.
Il
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Ladies' and Gentemens Pocket Pen Knives
Books, Family and other Bibles, Engrayings Photographs
Autographs Porcelain Frames Chessmen and Boards etc
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implies health Of body and mind.
DE- Whites experience and for hirtyone years in
an extensive practice in large cities have brought to him for
treatment vast amount of every disease both acute
and chronic. tf5l1 =" :
His remedies restore the stomach liver and blood and all
secretions and excetiens of the entire system in unhealthy
healthy condition Instead Of njurng any part Of the sys
TEN or the constitution they repair the injuries
and wastes Of the entire organism with truly sound mind In
sound body. . N Ia
The Institute established for the acute and chronic
diseases viz Rheumatcs Colds Coughs Bronchitis Laryn
ch Asthma Consumption and all diseases of the Throat
Lungs Heart Liver, spine Stomach Bowels Costiveness
Dyspepsia, scrotula Kings Evil White sweings all Sores
Ulcers Abeesses Cancers Piles Fstua Syphilis and Gonor
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Dialects Dropscai Diseases all Female Ailments Weakness
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that open again. receives calls
sonay and by letter as formally from all the country
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MEDICAL. .

+tGe st. Domingo Bitter,
g.. ..-.aa@s@ GtaaE
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One Of the most valuable combinations of useful medcn
and an agreeable beverage that has been offered to iii
public Millions of bottles sold throughout the Mort
during the last four years. and wherever introduced IL ha
awsceme addition to the nsds table the faml
circle and the bachelors sideboard h . ga II 49,
Ladies who and appetite and suffer or
nausea, vomiting and vertigo -.
Gentlemen who don't feel very well Just before breakfas
OF whose stomach out Of order and system is
rally deranged-- 81 tr ssd5 * tsF z- .s,f-.s =
Mothers weaving children and suffering from genera
debility
Children of sickly nature and sour, dyspeptc constitution
Travellers who have occasion to change water and
All who live in maarous districts and are subject to mas
matte Influences will find Of the valuable tonics an
insigoratofu thasean be taken fn--E salsH5a,8 .2#
''.''-. va RUSS ST DOMINGO BITTERs. s'ts'
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Russ St. Domingo Punch
Russ Arraek Punch.
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MADE FROM BATAVIA RICE. 7.e.5
H. .,-t. Russ' Messina Punch
Russ' Gin cocktaM.
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nas7@5,t sa8 Russ Mint aJulep,
Russ Brandy Cocktail,
Russ Boaraon Whisky Cocktail, 4
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Fss ,-|sa@4@ ppu IA
asa5 rsassy LEMON SYRUP,
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an Superintendent
THANDLEK,S NEWS EXPRESS FROM
~ Magnalia fke County, to Homesvie county seat Pike
county, Miss, tri-weekiy. Il - ' ~
From Magnolia JAcksonwood Iberv feounv saat,
Amite county, Miss, tr-weekly ''
From Liberty Cenreylie and WoodyilIs tconntv sean
Wilkinson county, ssmi-weekly TT y "a =, S1H
WIN supply subscribers residing In the vicinity of any
station on the New Orleans jackson Great Northern Rail-
asa Rsoad and Mississippi Central
Monticello county seat Galan county seat Pine Buf
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE, v1cKsByRa. JACKSON ann
MEHlDlAN DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS
Ing etc. e 'sa' e"ass~
Letters mailed 40 cents enclose packages sent to
promptly forwarded. \ - 4 - - @r-pp' WI oo
sn mall routes and postoices established will rna
Office fes ~ -""sA'nS poeT
Passage from Magnolia 10 Liberty ~ m
". ., Ro5s!tags pale; 10
and Advertisements for country papes
" W -'- n,t-& y. BENZ CHANDLER,
-g IS Carondelet street
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EtLrs INTRODUCED.

4
y To the Committee on Claims. .5s. - i
Joint resolutions relative to the opening Of th
q channel Of West Pearl river, and Bayous Boz
., fouca and Lacombe:
2 And joint resolution relative to reclaimin
le swamp and oTertiowed lands on Pearl and Bogn
s Chitto rivers; a=as,s
o,t Both to a committee composed Of Eve from tn
e delegation from the Florida parishes.
$, By Mr.. MCCONNELL
e An act to incorporate the town of Vienna, in tn
/ parish Of jackson M ,.a 81 5S "A
u To the Committee on Parochial Affairs. ses,
y BY Mr.. Sambola-- ss we 8 F&F
to interpret section one Of an act to regu
Il late corporations generally, approved March l5
J 1856 ;fs8 wv
J. 70 the Judiciary Committee. i8
Il And an act to amend section six of e an act t,
provide for increasing the revenue Of the Stat,
and raise means to pay the interest on the Staff
Z debt, approved April 4, 1866; MI
To the Committee on the Judiciary
BY Mr., Williamson
# Joint resolutions in regard to construction O.
South Branch Of the Union Pacific Railroad to !
point on Red River, Northwest of Preston, Texas
70 the Committee on Internal Improvements.
ss REroRTs Of STANDING coMMiTrEEs, Nh
Mr. Gates, Chairman, on behalf of the Commit
1 tee on Claims. reported ~ ~
NJ On an act for the relief of the heirs and legal
representatives of Benjamin Ray, deceased, ia.
vorably By substitute.
On an act for the relief Of J. H. Rils Assistant
Clerk Of the House of Representatives for the
year 1860, favorably. w
| On an act for the relief Of F. G. Babn, Keeper
| of the late State Depot-at Baton Rouge faTorably
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SIMMONS, FRANCE CO., MANAGERS.
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000

GLASS Lotto be drawn in Coviagton Kentucky on Wed
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nR- j.. WHITES INSTITUTE 81.
l2S cARoNDELET STREET.
In rear ofthe City Han.

The trs aim Of human beings is happiness and hanniness
implies health Of body and mind.
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SHIP AGENTS AND BROKERS,
TRANSPORTATION.

TRANSPORTATION.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
n,,l FARE Aia FROM NEW ORLEANS 70 NEW YORK.
Daataaf Reduced to $40 10. ,nes,,-.
rn DAILY TRAINSl Cairo morning and eyenins
~ arrival Of the Atlantic Mississippi Steamehn
Vic al lines East And West = e Ness soAAee'AoiS
Nm Tame rem Cairo to New York, two days .H--
nm rom GaiIo 70 Boston, days and SIX hours u
oompany's Office, Cairo MI 'ua'on apply 70 the
70 nj stia ,5y.,g ~ 5-i-sl. W r. ARTHUR
. ;,, General Superintendent Chicago
'+'' 7t" at's-t - W.sP JOHNSON.
s4Dr.Ea General PASSENGER Agent Chicneo
- rg.. &c 7s, m. -, B. r. PEdRAN AGENT e'
avn oolnmon street, opposite the City Hotel,
New Orleans
General Southern Agent, New orisan.
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DHENTx DRUG sTORE--J g. HARRISON
6ssng RRTf6a s The Drug Establishment
cured tho services Of Mr. VIM H.. McQUITHY well known
N city as an experienced and Druggist
and city orders Will promptly filled and prescfip
ton carefully prepared at all times Mr. Mclmitht viii be
pleased to see his Old friends at his husinesa
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oFFICIAL JOURNAL
REGULAR SESSION OF 1865.
aTrrsDAY, Feb. 8, 1866.

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collections had heard from her parent the
same lessons every day or two. They were
ilKe Dracos' laws, but the blood was shed
from her own heart. She was taught that
mercy and money could not dwell together.
That her entreaties for work was met with
I'LL usage and repulse, and that when she
held up the trembling hands of beggary
and starvation, she was driven away with
mockery, threats and scorn. She was
taught that they were the manacled cap
t1ves Of the strong and the rich, and that
to break those chains by any means within
their control, be they foul or fair, was their
right
The door of this wretched howell opened,
night or day to any one who would bring
a few old clothes, ora little food or fuel into
it. Such was the education of Della Nor
win. Her mother, Martha Cloud, was ia
ken, when an orphan of four years of age,
into small country public house, where
she grew up, and while yet too young to
take care OF herself, was betrayed 10y a
Judas in the person of one of her own
sex.
Here was seen the type of him who in
the garden of Gethsemane committed so
cruel and hOrrld an act, that life was bur-
den too heavy for him to bear ''And he
went ont and hanged himself"
| On that bitter, frozen day. when the
poor, suffering outcast ventured to 90 to
the marble residence, a famine was at her
threshold. She went to beg for the GO crum BIS
which fell from the rich mans table" And
IN that single act there was more virtue
| than years had afforded to the silken and
| iewelled lady. She was striving to feed her
destitute, hungry children, and forgot in
their necessities her own existence She
was struggling against mountain for
them, when she encountered dread, and
shame, and storms for their sakes.
Had she been given employment and
coantcnanced in upTightness. those little
ones wonia have been brought up faithfully
md honestly. fer she had Il good heart, and
when IN great want, had been known to d.
vide her crust with those she believed to be
more unfortunate than herself. She had
spread her rags, as we'll as she could. for
the sick and weary, who had but the claims
Of humanity upon her, and watched them
when all around her were sleeping. There
Is a bright record Of all thy charities in
heaven, Martha, and the last here are some
times the first there.
The good Samaritan did not enquire
whether the man who went down from Je-
rIlsalem to jericho, and fell among thieves.
was a sinner OF not. He was performing a
duty to a fellow being, and Icftthe judgement
Of his character to God aloe.
That repulse-that dreadful reDulse was
fatal in its effects. Legion is the name of
the vices which resulted from it. Had the
lady compas.ioLatcd the unhappy woman
by assisting and advising her, enc among
many OF those disasters would have been
prevented. Della Morvin would not have
committed burglary-a capital offence, nor
would She lave rushed unbidllen into the
presence Of her God.
The lake of the Nymphma is her coffin
and her grave.
Think of their wTctched fate.
Whom friends and fortune quite forsake"
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and mileage Of the officers and members

and mileage of the officers and members
of this Legislature. Stands the same as
the last General Assembly.
9. 4 Resolution 10 postpone the valua-
ton of lands in this State. (Repeals SO
much of the Revenue law of 1866 as re-
quired a re-valuation Of the lands in 1867. J
TO- A Resolution III regard to Confeder-
ate soldiers detained in Northern prisons.
Requests the Governor to inquire If any
Confederate soldiers from North Carolina
are now detained III any Northern hospital
OF prison, unable from wounds, sickness
or other cause from returning hcme, and
that he take the necessary steps to enable
them to return home.
IL. A Resolution providing for the pay
ment OF Sheriffs holding elections. al
lows the Sherif1s same pay on the vote of
the new Constitution as is now allowed for
the election Of Governor, and the Public
Treasurer to pay the same)
II. A Resolution In favor of d. Outlaw,
Senator from the It'll Senatorial District
ALLOWS per diem from the time he rrived
at Raleigh and not from the time he quail
flied, he having been prevented from quail
flying sooner by extreme illness.
Ii. A Resolution in favor of the people
IN Lincoln County. allows the Sheriff of
said county until February 10Th, 1867, to
settle with the Public Treasurer
10 A Resolution authorizing the Gov
ernor to extend the provisions of the act
granting amnesty and pardon.
IA. A Resolution in favor Of the Sheriff
of Richmond county, (allows time until
Feb, 1867, t. settle taxes with Public
Ireasurer.)
is A Resolution for the benefit Of the
Sheriffs of Randolph, Yadllin, and BERTHE
counties, (allows time until 1st of March,
1867, to settle taxes with Public Treasurer
II. A Resolution in favor of the Sheritia
Of Cumberland, northampton, Wayne, Ons-
low, Moore, and Casweu counties, (allows
time until March LIST, 1867. to settle taxes
with Public Treasurer.)
II. 4 Resolution in regard TO tax and for
other purposes.
10. A Resolution of thanks to His Excel
lency the Governor and others.
20. Resolution for the relief of the Seth
Jones estate.
kins, ALLOWS her the pay due her deceased
husband to the oath of December.)
q. Resolution for the benefit of the IN
stitution for the Deaf, Dumb and the Blind,
(appropriates $4,000
%. Resolution in favor Of Rufus 81.
Jones.
q. Resolution in reference to the II. c..
Railroad Company. (Appoints a commit
tee, two Oh the part Of each House, to eX-
anime the books, inqlire into the alleged
abuses and general management and con-
dition of said road, with power to send
for persons and papers, and to report to
the adjourned session OF this General AS
sembly.)
%. Resolution declaring the 10y lily Of
the citizens of North Carolina
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CAPTIONS OF T!is1 ACTS

R.sE Resolutions PASSED EE:'st Session
OK the Gentrut ASST s:,F,i3-, E8GG-'G7.
l. All Act to extend the present term O.
the Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions o.
the county Of Wake.
9. An Act to enable the County Courts
of Craven and Cumberland to extend theil
sessions. Grants the privilege to the
above counties of extending the terms Of
their County Courts from day to day unit
the business is disposed of, though it should
extend beyond the time heretofore provi
ded)
3. An Act in relation to the County Courts
of the county of Hyde Gives majority
of the magistrates, at the first Court after
the 1st of January, in each year, to select
five of their number to hold the Courts,
three of whom shall have power to act
4. An Act to authorize the Dismal Swamp
Canal Company to issue eight per cent.
bonds.
5. An Act to postpone the special torn
appointed for the county OF Chowan, on
tue second Monday of December, 1866
Postpones the time until the Wednesday
after the first Monday of February, 1867,
and grants the privilege OF continuing the
tern two weeks if necessary.
6. An Act to amend the Charter Of the
Washington Toll Bridge Company.
7. An, Act to extend the time for the
collection of taxes in certain countless
Gives the Sherit1s and Tax Collectors of
the counties OF Alexander, Wilkes, Beau
fort, Polk, Rutherford, Mcdowell, Mitch
ell, Burke, Watauga Caldwell, Catawba,
Lincoln, Cleaveland and Castor, time I'M
til the first Gay of March, 1867, to make
settlement with the Public Treasurer)
g. An Act to protect the people of CHAT
ham county. ALLOWS the Sheriff of said
county time until the list Of March, 1867,
to settle taxes with the Public Treasurer
g. An Act to make valid the sale OF the
old Jail lot by the County Court of Edge
combe, and to secure the title to the pttr-
chaser, and to sell and purchase other lands
for certain purposes. authorizes the
Chairman of the County Court to make s.
ties, and a majority OF the Justices to sell
and buy other lots for the purpose Of build
ing Jail and stocks.)
10. An Act to amend sec. lst of chapter
18th of the laws of North Carolina, passed
by the General Assembly of 5000, rela-
tive to Roads, Ferries and Bridges. Linn
its the age to forty -ive instead OF fifty
years.
IL. An Act to change the time of hold
ing the Courts Of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
sions of Alexander county. Changes the
time from the third Monday of March, June,
September and December, to the first Mon
day In each of the above named months
II. An Act to change the time of holIlns5
the Courts of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions OF
Yadkin county. Changes the time from
the first Monday IN January, April, July
and October, to the second Monday "a the
above named months
| 13 An Act granting a general amnesty
| and pardon to all officers and soldiers OF