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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
HALLS
Vegetable Siciian Hair Remover

Eces'u rear increases the 1DOpu-
fdrify Of this ratMHbic Hair Prep
0rdfiOts, tChtch Is due to merit
atone. We can assure our Old
1,dfrOMs that it Is kept JMiiy up to
sts nigh standard, and to those
echO hare neuer used IL IRE can
confidently say, that it is the only
reliable 0Md perfected prep0rn-
fiOn to restore GRAY or FADED
HAIR to its youthful COtOr, max
ting It soft, iustrOMs, aud sifHen;
tho scalp, By its use. beconcs
White and clean: It rcmores all
erupttOns Ond dasisfrMn, and Nv
tfs tonic properties preretsfs the
hair from falling 0ut, as It slim
sSI0fes and nOWriSheS the hair
gtamds. BY It's use the hatr yTOiCs
thicker and stronger. In batImess
It resfOres the capillary gtdmds
TO their normal t'iDor. and WiU
create u MesC OrOicfh crccpf IN
extreme Oid age. II Is The most
economical HAIR DRESSING
ercr Wsctt, as IL requires Jcirer
GoPpticafiom:. and Oires re har
that spfeNtiid glossy appearance
90 much admired On cU. 4. 4.
Hayes, NJ. d.. State -issdNcr If
Mass, says, she constituents are
pure and caretMiiy selected FOR
erceilent gwOiify. and J consiti.r
1t the BEST PREPARATION Ter
Its intended purposes. Nr it,-
lish u treatise on The han, Ui.tcii
ere send free bU mail ni,oH ";,tit-
cation, UIich contains comm ~
datory notices from cle.DDn.en.
physicians. the press. Gni "ft. -.
We hare made the aiady ii IRE
hair aMd its diseases . .j.rriGaU
for years. anil En0T TIA, ~; M"he
tho most effective preparation jor
the restoration and ne serfa-
ei0n Of the hair, srtHat. mi1 50
acknowledged On the Best 7t~stf-
cal and Chemical A..tisas-it.
Sid BY all druggists and I,eale,s n INC
COOK, coBURN {.
osal Agents for NortL-Wcst.-u States.
q pYARD0RH ST., CHICAGO. ILL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22

THESE DrTT8R0 AKD PR1PAuDD m PURE
j bourbon whisky, nom eombination Of ever
gveatv dileseut kinds Of roots, baShs - hoshe
Who'll Get IN perfect concert one wsth he other, pre-
rsred fren Tie original fo!Dala given y III great
chief Red Jacket 70 Dr. ChaPin, vhe usen them suc-
esssSliy n hs pfsctics Tor .any ysa 81 y thsis
- eaiasd % GIsat popularity p H. tssasnsnt
tioa. sick and Nervous Hsadaehs, 1svee and NJ,
IA ri dieeoeoe arising from tsspd liver "a {ndi.
seStics. Psfssns suhsrng frsn ether q thcoe
lcstheens diseases win ana care By the nse 81
49, 0i1ofe, Which ase psrDcl1 pn1s enl No. ff11
sli thoee dSap and poDons usually Pot up 9 -
preperatuus, aad palned ~ on an unseopoesipa
r@SSe ena1o trial viii euavineo Tie - ekoeH}
n mat n the RED JACKET there q . viFtue ~
They strengthen end invfeoFate the systen.
They ere nleQuellep for general DEBILITY.
They afs care for Dyspepeta.
they give rood and healthy appetite.
M purify the breath and aeidity of,he stouaeA.
fhsy cure DiarfhGa and Cholera Norbus
TIM afa - aAtidote - change Of water and Alee.
They are the best stimolant In existanee
Thev are q ploveuive Of Fever and Asue
They relieve Cons.ipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatahle.
The oenofSe REb JACKET B1TTkRo are oaly
.oid in Quart bottles BY gallon quart or pinf
Sec that our private Government stamps unbfo.
SoiS - III aruseiss and dealers thrsssAeus III
can Tor Red jacket. and take no Other.
0sefs1R e 81 f 1ff 81. tssssssssea
G a q 1ic1lesa Avsase. COcAG0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
KUUus UH VIZ PUPusT FI~u "
ONE ID OIL "A IL
For Each Article.

Oh GICIl AItIG1c.
Our Sales for tho last twelve months have
been about ono million dollars.
- Our business has been decided by the cosffs
Of this state and by the United state. authorities
mot to be Lottery, or ON Entcrpfir" eat reg
uiar legitimate business
Tyass ~ sAuH ran rrrnc. 81. selection ~ one
or the following articles r. ~ IN Brown oI Bleach
I'll shreting. snprrior quality. foIiin Or Alpaca
Drs,r pattern. wool sqasrs Shawl IN. yd-. Doe
sk!n. An dAy Clock, seth TAsmas' make. l pr.
genie cali Bouts. " hitc Marsei.n Quit. Silver
81 sicd chased Castor with bottles. A Morocco
Photograph Album, tJo pictures. yds - Wool
Clcth. silver plated cake Basket, " yds. Brown
or Blenrhed Shreting, common quality. AFRO print.
ed notices Of ~ articles for sale IT 81 for each ar
Gle. comprising variety OF articles usually sold ut
retail ct prices fros u 90 10 70 for each article.
Fps CLsn ~ SO, s.lcction OF ore Of the fol-
iEgs, superior quality. Drees pattern, Irice 60 -
Wool Long shswl. Brceha Long shawl. yards
Black Gel man Bros acloth. Common kente Sewing
Machine. price SIS. ehese machines yin hem,
stitch. fell. tack, quilt. cord bind braid. and en-
BREEDER, In nost superior maLneI.) CONT or La
carpstsr. syds te,rr cloth. s Il scoa Dae Z
skin. Silver platee Ice Pitcher 6yds. Wool cloth,
don. width: Pr. superior Blankets.. 12yds Brown
ted notices OF articles for ss- ut a each comprising
variety Of articles usualy soId ut retail from 20
to 80 for each article.
IN. b. are not connected with any Of the Cur
EsryspRisE 0sx DosLAs CoScEnss In this city, All
concerss odssing OR, Premium or any article free
efcost 70 Agent, OF to any one. ara n direct viola
don Of the laws against Lottery. We have infcrma.
tion from reliable authority that iii 0,ft Concerns
IN this city will Be closed up BY the otate Police
~sOR ADDITIONAL PARTIcrfAKs SIND
FOR OUR CIRCULAR.
Send a Draft, Postal Money Or.
der or Registered Letter.
Be sure and direct yonf letters TO
ANDREWS * co.,
1oe Sudbury STREET.
unsrnN MASS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
gpoe. vvsaalraGw.
We SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR
BOSTON DOLLAR ST0gE /!

YIIiE Immense rucrpsA Httthdlug our past hn-ttss
i has induc.s ur 10 mako Rteat MI. arniigM~ for
the fall and winter trade
Our checks and exChArrr lisf- contain nearly
every article desired for fuiy urr, ~ hf~ Try aHd
Fancy Goods, Boots and shorr. Jaweify anu TIA
ted Ware. Cutlery. 40 a..
Presents worth from SIS 20 sio0seft FREQ 10 Agents
Make your orders NJ large 20 ppfsihc. nnd send
yonr money by postal order registered iettot
We arc agents for ever out h-ut red foreign nrd
dome site msnufscturias.
Oui goods ore new and sold ~ maHnfaetutcr
prices at 81 for cnci article Descriptive checks
$40 per hundred, or ten for a.. hgcnis wanted ia
every town. ClrcnIars cent fter. cthHbA IN a co.
Arrh nn al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
GALENIC INSTITUTE.

Ar THE 0ALENlC MEDICAL
: 4: !: !:
n n INSTITUTE, In Conesv. Hall
u Block, near the Post Once, 81
~ n, ~ Paul, Minnesota.
IN, ~ ~ The only regular charter
W. A(5i ed ln6rmary Of the kind 10 The
eAEsYL-4.E West, In charge Of rsgr lar Sur
(31Lka4AE5&f geon, . graduate Of the Medca
IN. College OF Ohio.
laIIRgss.FN"s4 CONFIDENTIAL COMBINATIONS.
'sss- f.sgsTFsss Spermsterrhpa or Seminal De.
W&&HE~.ESss biiity, Private Diseases, Female
Complaints, Ae. personally or by letter. An illus
trated Medical Pamphlet or the above diseases, con
tanning ~ large pages. and giving full particulars
sent TO any address receipt Of 10 cents.
TO LADlES.--A pamphlet o! special Importance
to Married Ladies and others sent IN sealed envc
ope on receipt OF stamp. Direct all letters 10 TIT
3ALRHic tNsrrrJra. st. PABL. MIR. angls-dA WY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22

I'm Bankruptcy.
In the District Court Of The Unitsd Staass fse
the District Of loWa
In the matter Of Simeon s. 0illet, BaakruDt.
70 the Creditors Of said Simeon 3. 0illst, and ~
other persons interested.
CIRS: TOG ARE HEREBY MOTIFIRD,
- that petition has been iiled in said Court
By Simeon s. 0illet. Of the City Of Davenport, 10
said District. duly declared . Bankrupt under
the Act of Congress of March I'D. 1867. for
discharRe and certificate thereof. from all his
debts, and other claims provable under said Act,
and that the 9Th day Of November, A u. 1868, at
the hour Of ten O'Clock A. n. of said day, 10 as
signed for the hearing Of the same, before the
said Court, At Chambers, At keokuk, Iowa;
when and where you may attend and show
cause, II any you have, WHY the prayer Of said
petition should not b. granted.
YUu are hereby further notified that The I'd &Sd
mestings Of the creditors Of the said Bankrupt,
for the purposes provided In S5th end asth Bee.
tious Of the Act Of Congress u March 3, lte7,
will Be held on the 9Th day Of Nov. A. D. leS8,
ct the hour Of ten e'cloek 4. n. Of sail day.
before the Hon. +. u. Price, Register, 81 bic
once. No. I West Second street, in the City Of
Davenport. Scott county, State Of lows, who's
ard whore ysuD can Be present II you % desir0
- ~. lsa $50
sets-dst-thurs q. Z. LOVE. 0lssk =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
sjWANCANlp 1,Ot.a,AN.

Ncsss- From ssporte and letters received:
!. Your Aae 10 bound to he 1ur Ans.
II II viii cut - per cent. better
Ill. Ny brother lost one arm In tho war. but with
your Ane he can cut ~ we'll y any one ei,r can.
". II could not get another tsrnty I've 81 dol
lars would not huy Il
v: u viii cut hoop poles better than any other 10
VI. would not be withnnt Il for any thing.
For sale by all Responsible dealers and the ma.
ksre. LtfPINCOTr 4 BkkkWkIi,
Firranrssn, Pa. Sole owner. oi tho Patents.
4l0fln A YEAR To A0pSrs To sell the STAR
VuSVV SuurriK skWiSa MACHINES fuil
particulars frec EI,rs Inducements TO experienced
Agents. Call on or address ". q. WILSON A co.
Cleveland, Ohio Boston. Mass or ~ Isnis. Mo.
ri MN MANHOOD Nothing 90 important.
eSDvVUs Send two stamps for scaled ~ psces on
the whole subject Dr. whittier confidential ply
sieian. OH 1t chsrlcs st. ~ Louis Mo. stands pre-
cmincotly above all others Ia his sp~sslity. No
M after who failed. state yosr Patients treated
BY mail In every state.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
j. 3. SMITH.

- - SMITH,
n Main d.. IA deer bol~W nhe
EirOt National D0nG.
CIvI PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THl
u sale Of III kinds Of Personal Property aed Rea
Ietato Il Auction. or private sale, viii aiee buy
Aossseh0ld Fssrsstfssvs,
o. ali kinds, new and old advance Money o. large
STOCKS Of Merchandise for sale q auction
WilI also sive particular attention % The sale I
Horses, On SATURDAY Of each week.
Terms are liberal.
spr9S-dtf =. - NORTON, Agont.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22

~ A SCIENTIFIC COMPOUND
an cid and well tried remedy that was never known
to fall. When used in connection with HAoR's MAJ
pnAKn LtvER PIIIa, II 10 svrs euro for Rheunatis0
Neufaga, Scro!ula, Fever Soree Salt Aheum, ulcsra
Piles. Chilblains, Core EJes, Cuts, burns, Bruises,
and all diseases Of the Skin Whenever there ID
pain and Inflammation either in the Langs, Stomach
or Bowels, apply plaster OF Pages Arnic aOil, and
immediate relief will be given For
SCrOGu1n N0reO.
II has ne parallels 1t having completely sradieated
this horrible dseass after every other remedy had
been used In vain. Any person max ing trial OF II
who may not be satisfed with tho result, return
the same add the purchase money will be refunded
II be had at the Druggias for 25 and 80 cents
box. and 10 Manufactured only by ]. n. PAos. Gene
Ask for Page Arnca Oil. and take other.
SulsHAns 1 VAH ScHAAcx, gents, Chicago, III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
Pn8Mx BILLIARD HALL
Ger. IA and Harrison sfs.s

CNssr St. Charles HotsL) ,ovA
Ce.tssc,r, 4 ~ the best gchalenbars Tables. Al
kis1s q Wines and Liquofs. ard MILWAUKEE
LA08B on dfsueht.
1iSfxUKANf open I'll e'ciees sssry n s txm
r12|nHSCt every EVENING. sELx1N = GO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
% ESTER.r MOTEs

sc OFT Il HOUSE.
DAVENPORT. IOWA
rHIS HOUSE HAS ONE OF THE FINEST 10
cations. II fronts the River, aad commands Q
view OF the Mississippi Bridge, the Arsenal and Q
long stretch Of beautiful scenery up and down the
River. 1t 10 convenient TO and for the business com.
mnnty. and where the traveller may expect 10 and
oil the comforts Of FIRST CLASS House. compri.
Sing clean rooms, clean linen, bountifui table, and
prompt attention 10 all seasosabls wants. This
Mouse 10 pronounced (by its patrons)
The Best Two Dollar Houso
Wset 81 New York City
L. HrspHnsv Clerk. J. J. HvxPnlsy, Prop
Free Omnib n and from the Houss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22

NEWCOMB HOUSE.
(LATE Ii CLAIRE HOUoR.)
Davenport, lows
This HOTEL SITUATED IN THE CENTRE OF
! the busness portion Of this city. and bat oss
block from the Ferry and Steam boat Landing, will
Wednesday, April 18th, lSoo.
i has recently undergone thorough repairs and *
tensive addtiOns among which o . disine hall lex
q fest. an once 3lxAe Large pleasant Parloss.
sample rooms for Agents, and ample accsnmoda
tons for over 20 guests. II being furnished com
plste With new modern styled Furniture. and Steam
Cooking Kengee. the PfoprtstoYs feel warranted II
offering to Families. Tourists and the travelling pub
lie. n attractive desirable stopping place. the
sset In the West
PENNINAN. SIGLHY D CO.,
aprls6Awtf Propr 10 o
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK!
Of DAVENPORT.
Capital - 100000.

Is X e III 4 II q e
Doaght and Sold ~ the most favorable terms.
COLLECTIONS
Maas on oil accessible points, and prafts drawn en
ail the primo pal cities. and towns, In the U. ..
GOLD AND oliver
1eughtsnd Sold. Highest market price paid for
GOLD COUPONS. Especial attention given TO the
p01chase and sale Of GOVERNMENT BONDS,
We make ear own Drafts on
FORE10.r COU.FTREES.
- Dsposits and General Bsnkine business re-
ePectmlly solicited. To oar customers We pledge
the nest liberal treatment.
OFFICERS:
VIC. WApswoara. Prest. J. 8. 9nrrn, vice Prsst
]. c. CoHKLiR, Cashier. Lswm Dnxw Asst Cesh.
DIRECTORS:
NC: Wadswofth. Moses Kelley,
=. =. smith. Geo. 3. Wood,
= O. Contlin. John r. Boyle,
D. n. Riehardson, l.. B. Never
Geo. n. Parker. ian1f.Atf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
J. A. REID M. d..

DHYSIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
residence No. 2s, corner Main and Third
'-es.s, Davenport Iowa. Jyl-o2-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS.


- - BRADY STREET, BELOW SEQ
ond xceps constantly on hand and nakes
20 older.
Gents, Boys aAd Chlldren.s
CLOTHING ofthe best material and in smannsr
that cannot fail TO give Satisfaction. LIBERAL
patronage respectfully solicited. [my1l -d1yG
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
BROWN a .sj..lY,

A rTORNElSANDC OUNSkLORS ALLAN.
~ Once corner I'd and Brady SIS. Davenport,
lows. mchl6
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
THE ORIGINAL.
ONE DOLLAR BROKER STORE,
Est abl1shcd fn 1865.

Our stock. consisting oi every saristyof
Dry mnd Fancy lsoWSs.
Boots mud Shoes.
silver Plated Wares
liAsass Svnr~.
Woolen md Hemp Carpesisgs,
AarMw Malsinxs and
Photograph Albums.
II Of our own importation. or purchased directly
from the MAsafseturers in large quantities.
~ We wefo the first 10 commence the sale
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
CAMELLIAS.


PARSONS q CO.. offer . stock equal to any ever
grown In the country. The attention Of Pani-erow-
ere 10 Invited - ours. which are vsfy hssithy and
beautiful. They can be furnished fron % per 100
uIwarde according tosiso end qaallsl For Ilst and
peieee addseoe ct 1L0UuN0, n. II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22

DENsIOS ST RECON. OFFICE ON THIRD
II street, betwesa Brady and Main street.
Once hours, G to 10 A. NJ. 3 10 r. n. TO
SEve'g. Residence, Brady Of. bet 9Th and 9Th
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22
R.EAKh.. Il llliE,E,.

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
IL w y. L. corner Of Second aud BRADY
| streets, Davenport, Iowa nov4-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-22

OPFICE AND RESIDENCE ON EAST
~ Side Of Brady Street, near 9Th. n.st door
above the Christian Church. O1Iss hours. Z TO
g--l2 10 2-S to 0ctcc-dom
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-06-05
Tennessee and North Carolina.

There is something strangely analogous
in Brownlow, of Tennessee, and Holden,
of North Carolina. Each is the political
scourge and curse of his section both are
Governors both are perjured apostates,
and both are unfortunately for the cause OF
truth-editors of newspapers. They ex-
change, of course-the Knoxville Whig
and Raleigh Standard. Each plays into
the others columns, and both reap a reel
procal benefit by q judicious transfer of the
best lies to be found in both.
One day the Whig freights its columns
with "Horrible Ku-Klux Outrage"
which the Standard, in due course of mail,
receives and serves up cold to its readers
in North Carolina. The Wing recognizes
the delicate compliment paid its lying abil-
tiles, and the next day spreads before the
loyal Union men of Tennessee "Negro
Roasted Alive" or "Union Man Eric
casseed '-whichever is the most conve-
nient- duly extracted from the columns of
the Standard.
These two big base viols of the Radical
party are in perfect accord. According to
Brownlow and his organ, treason and
traitors are still rampant in Tennessee.
According to Holden, the " "rebellion and
rebels - still dispute State and United
States authority in North Carolina. These
are their pet alliter&tive phrases, and the
ingenious way they ring the changes upon
them is only equalled by the man who dis
covered that Shakespeare can be spelled III
several thousand different ways.
Southern Opinion.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-06-05
The Mississippi River to be Diverted from
It's Present Channel.

The people of Mobile are just now excl
ted over o most stupendous project, which
is nothing less than to dig new bed for
the Mississippi through Bayou Manchac,
so as to render Mobile instead of New Or
leans the main port at the outlet of the
Fathers of Waters. It is urged on behalf
of the scheme that it will virtually do away
with the levee system and so relieve the
pressure of the great river that the fears OF
a crevasse need no longer exist.
The New Orleans papers are violently
opposed to the enterprise. The proposed
river route, they say is exclusively within
the boundaries Of Louisiana, and the peo-
pie of that State will never consent that
any such dangerous experiment shall be
tried with her territory and her streams. -
Besides, it is stated that it could only be
accomplished by the sacrifice of all the low
lands in Louisiana below Baton Rouge, in
cluding larger body of valuable land than
can be found in the whole State Of Alaba-
ma.
st. Louis is expected to furnish most of
the capital to carry out the plan. Nothing
daunted by the vigorous protest of their
New Orleans neighbors, the Mobilians are
actively moving in the matter, and seem to
be thoroughly in earnest.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-06-05
Negro Aldermen-Seven Negroes

Our people are once more called upon tC
realize the bitter fact that they are con,
quered. We have had so much experience
of this character already, that we had al
most begun to believe there was nothing
further In store for US. But we were mis-
taken. Yet another turn to the screw =
There remains, however, nothing for US to
do IN the premises except to submit quiet
y, and patiently bide the time when the
yoke shall be removed from our necks
Complaints are useless. and exhibitions of
impotent rage ere puerile. We, therefore,
earnestly hope that our fellow citizens will
bear this burden also, as they have borne
so many before, as becomes brave men
and above all things avoid anything, by
word Or deed, that might lead to disturb
ance. Our enemies would like nothing
better than to be able to say that the az
pointment, by military authority, of negro
aldermen, had produced riot in Charles
ton. We have ever been peaceable peo-
pie, and We must endeavor to keep up the
reputation of our city in this respect, and
avoid furnishing material to the Radical
revolutionists in the coming political cam
palgn. We want no New Orleans and
Memphis riots in Charleston-no "bleed-
ing Kansas for electioneering howling.-
Let this revolutionary regime play out.
Charleston MercurY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-06-05
dale, James Jackson, Z S Abrame and J W Hamp.

dale, James Jackson, Abrame and J " Hamp-
ton.
Rutherford couuty-G W Logan, Rpfus vii.
liams, IL ael p SorIes, e Mcfarland, W An
drews Moses Wilke nsoD, Fret man, Edward
Hawkins, Il j McCT"w Hi Nhisnant Martin " al
ker, Willis Bradley Mode w dode, Jas II
Hcoggirs, smith McCarrY, W Wilson, X F Car
peuter, sparks, L Deck, Hole rfeld, II
d0pPsr, Z -" Barber, WO Wallace, A Martin,
Gibson and Jere Jackson.
Lenoir county-Walter Dunn, James L Cana
day, Anthony Davis, Joshua Rouse and James M
Parrot.
X beson County-James Sinclair and Bepi A
Howell.
Craven county-Edward Stanley Charles B
homas and Fred Jones.
Johnston county-Thns D Snead, Massey,
B l. Hinnant, Willie Bolt, John Coats, samuel
Woolley, Ray Phillips, j Peck Kobt MesseI gale,
", Mm n smith, Jas knwins, Franklin Phillips,
u Holt, Ibos EdgertOn and Bryan v iilisms
Randolph county-John Pope, Henry Pre- ssuell,
VIM McGee, James Latham A son Jennings, A
Selars, J Rulla, Alfred Julian, Jas Fox and
Elijah Whitney.
Brunswick county-Robert W woodside LID
Ihurston Lorenzo Frink, Lewis Galloway, D K
Bennett, d l. kussel and Priollsn.
Chath IN county-R ID Brown, W Counsel,
Henderson, Il Council, \ m Griffin, JOS Brszng-
ton, Elias Bryan ana II h Burk
Surry county Drury McGee, 1hos Martin, FJ
Williams, Il Kepp, Jot hurtz, Martin Payne
Geo Jarvis ediere. James Nations, Isaac
Arnheld, Gideon Brya ant, JLo Nichols, A b Knapp
Jno thompson, McNlcke, VIM Hodges
scott, JAS Venable, Martin Axum Jno McClUud
and Jeremiah Gay
Macon count!-R NJ Henry, W Higdon, G u
Rodgers, Parton and Vaughn.
'laDge couuty-H B Guthrie
Granville c, un y-R lassiter.
Person county-iJOhn Barnett, S Barnett, Geo
W Norwood, Joseph Massey, Chesley HSmIin Jas
sergeant and Ninst, ad.
North ampton county-Edmunds Jacobs and
Jas w Newton.
Edgec1me county-Robert q Austin.
ChOWan county--Nm X Skinner, Jno Fl Hall
Robert G Mitchell and Jas Woodald.
Haywood cOupty-A L Herren.
Carteret couuty-Wm Z Duncan, Isaec Ramsay
and Thomas Duncan.
Wake county-Bartholomew MOORE r w
Wynne ard VIM jerks.
Cleaveand cOunty-John W ogan.
Chatham county-John McDoDald.
Craven cOunty-Richard I Berry, William w
Holden, Tod X Cald" ell, Henderson Adams Ce-
bern l. Harris Richmond N Pearson, Rob~rt P
Dick, Thomas Settle. edwin Reac 8, Charles Z
Thomas, Daniel Russell, jr, Nathaniel Boyd. n,
liver II Dockery, Geo W Logan and Anderson
Mitchell.
Passed the House of Representatives May II,
1868.
Attest EDWARD MCPu' RsoN Gle K,
By CLIN ON Ii YD, Chief LLeTk.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-06-05

After the first few years of infancy, it is
q curious fact that children-like animals-
never laugh. If they are elated it is always
with expectation, which is naturally mixed
with underlined apprehension or it is with
possession of a coveted prize that is too
absorbing to permit mirth. Children do
not appreciate jests, nor humor, nor wit
They listen, and then inquire and question (;
they are pursuing knowledge; it is only
when they are grown up that they can find
time to be gay. The age Of adolescence Is
the age of seriousness. The contrary is
generally believed, but the belief is un.
founded. 1t is the age of the pursuit of
the knowledge of human nature. That is
the reason why children hate books and
book knowledge. The idleness of children
is when they are bard at wC1k at the school
of Nature, and hate to he bothered about
artificial things. When we begin to love
reading, We btg gin to be SO foolish as to
laugh, and to love the causes of laughter.