The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-30
THE NEXT LEGISLATURES.
SENATE.


q SENATE.
Rutherford and Poke L Harris.
Orange---Je chm Berry.
Wake-Wie ID Jones.
Davidson-J Nj Leach.
Franklin-W ashington Harriss.
Crayen-M Manly.
New Hanover-Col Ed D Hall.
Lenoir and Green j II Coward.
Wayne-W A Thompson.
Rowan and Davie-R Johnston.
Guilford-Peter Adams. --.a. .E
Rocking ham-U Hand.
Alamance and Randolph-M Robins.
Carteret and Jones-Calvin d Koonce.
Burke, Mcdowell and Caldwell-AC Avery.
Surry. Ashe Yadkin and Watauga-A Cowles.
Perquimans and Pasquotank-Rufus Speed.
Edgecombe and Wilson-Henry I Clarke.
Northampton-H C Edwards.
Washington and Martini Moore.
Halifax-M L Virgins.
Chatham-R b Paschall.
Mecklenburg-J II Wilson.
Warren-F A Thornton. -.
Arson and Union-D A Covington.
Iredell, Alexander and Wilkes-J II Hill.
Lincoln, CASTOR and Catawba-M L McCorkle. +
Cumberland and Harnett-Arch'd Mclean.
Duplin-Isaac Kelly.
Person-Jno w Cunningham.
Pitt-C Perkins.
Johnston-T D Snead.
Bertie-David Outlaw.
Bladen, Brunswick & Columbus-Jno D Taylor.
Richmond and Robeson-M McRae. -
Beaufort-Isaiah Respass.
Hyde and Tyrrell-Jones Spencer.
Cabarrus and Stanly--- -Joseph Marshall.
Onslow-Jasper Etheridge.
Sampson----J Williams.
Nash----L N B Battle.
Stokes and Forsythe----J Mathews.
Haywood. Macon. &c---- r NJ Henry.
Buncombe, Henderson. &c-L Cash.
Observation-Disclosures Brown.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Orange-W w Guess, S D U.nsted.
Alamance-R Y McAden, A II Boyd,
Wake-J H Russ, j Rogers, r S Perry.
Davidson-C Lowe, DR. H Shelton.
Franklin-J Davis.
Rowan-O G Foard, w H Crawford.
Craven-S w Chadwick. A C Latham.
New Hanover-R IL Cowan w McClammy.
Chrteret-Jno NJ Perry.
Wayne-J H Everett, G G Garris.
Lenor-R F Bright.
Davie--J H Clements.
Guilfnrd-J T Morehead, il, w Smith and A
Cumberland-W Mel Mckay. # Lutterloh.
ockingham-Jno Hoderby, r Henderson.
McDowel-James Nj Neal.
Burke--Jno Sudderth.
Caldwell-James Harper.
Catawba-W Reinhardt.
1redell-J A Rosebro, H Stevenson.
Alexander-- Carson.
Surry-H NJ Waugh.
Brunswick-D Allen.
Greene-F NJ Rountree
Randolp h-Joel Ashworth, Blair.
Perquimans-Thos Wilson.
Northamrton-R B PEBBLES, Martin.
Pasquotank-J B Jones.
Washing ton-Chas Latham.
Edgecnmbe and Wilson-Baker and Woodland.
Halifax-D c Clark, w A Daniel.
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Chatham-Geo May, Geo Moore, Thomas w
Warren-Thos j Judkns. Jno r Turnbull.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Patton.
Person--Wm A Bradsher.
Wilkes-P Horton, Tyree York.
Gaston--D A Jenkins.
Duplin- Thomas Kenan, lack Smith.
Clevel lnd-Geo w Whitfield, P Durham.
Pitt Galloway, w R Williams.
Anson--A j Dargan. w p Kendall.
Union--Jonathan Tru.
Johnston--Perry Goodwin and P Hinnant.
Bertie-Dr.P 7 Henry, Jos w Beasley.
Rutherford-G w Logan. N Scoggin.
Columbus-Dr NJ McGougan.
Cabarrus-J NJ Long.
Jackson-T D Bryson.
Haywood-S L Love.
Robcson-Rory McNair, J Macarthur.
Macon-W G Crawford.
Caswcll--P Hodnett, - Long.
Martn-Abner Williams.
Beaufort--C Gorham, - Harding.
Hyde-Tilman Farrow
Forsy the--P j Wilson, E 3 league.
Stanly----L Morton.
Montgomery----Mr Jordan.
Onslow----A J Murrill.
Sampson-.--Jno Barden. G. " Autry.
Harnett-- Benz C Williams.
Jones----Jacob F Scott.
INSTRUMENTATION NJ Stone.
Stokes----Silas Westmoreland.
Rchmond---- Peter McRae.
Haywood Green Garrett.
Henderson----James Blythe.
Madison----N Kelsey.
4ancey, &c----Mr Williams.
, 1adkin----T NJ Vestal.
How RAIN IS FoRMED.--The following short
explanation will show the philosophy Of what
within the past seven days has been the most
common "ocal" occurrence:
l. Were the atmosphere, everywhere, at all
times, at uniform temperature, we should
never have rain, or hail, or snow. The water
absorbed by its evaporation from the sea and the
earth surface, would descend IN an imperce pit
be vapor, or cease to be absorbed hy the air
Hhen once fully saturated.
2. The absorbing power of the atmosphere
and consequently its capabilty to retain humid
l'y, is proportionally greater in cold than in
warm weather
3. The air near the surface of the earth is
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