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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
rH THURSDAY, Dec 8, 1870.
House met at 10 o'clock. . tH
Speaker in the chair.
Prayer by the. Rev. Mr.. Grayson.
Journal Of yesterday read and approved.
, h-e %. STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Robinson, from the committee on en-
rolled bills, reported several as properly en-
rolled. FF.4
Mr.. Settle presented memorial from
Jesse G. Griffith, Sheriff of Caswell County.
Propositions and grievances .ds5s
Mr.. Powell from the committee on engross-
ed bills reported several bills as properly
engrossed.
Mr.. Settle, from the committee on claims
reported several bills and recommended
their passage. Calendar. ''1 p =
Mr.. Ashe, from tie Judiciary committee
reported House bill, No. s, entitled an act
to repeal certain acts passed at the session
.iof 1S6S'69, making appropriations to rail
road companies, ratified March 8, 1870
Calendar. "a sgi} H. H3T;c a39d 81 guiassrI
p Mr.. Rankin, from the committee on salaries
and fees, recommend that all bills and reso-
buttons in relation to per diem and mileage
be referred to the joint committee on that
subject. Tssj gagg.l E9Y 2n e9iihida.iH z5ii D
d Mr.. Martin, from the committee on town
ships, reported in favor of resolution con-
corning the counties of Alamance and Cas-
we'll
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, SENATE. 1'lg o. 'eV .
THURSDAY. Dec 9Th, 1870.

Senate met at 10 o'clock. osl s9' iI9l9i
Mr.. Graham in the Chair IRE, lo!!.Jii
Prayer by Senator Norment. a7'i1 bis !
Journal of yesterday read and approved.
Mr.. Robbins from the Committee on In
teraal improvements, reported back bill
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RESOLUTIONS.

hESOLUIlONos
Mr.. Kelly, of Moore, introduced resolu-
ton in favor Of, the Sheriff of Moore county.
Finance committee. -, - =
Mr.. Tucker introduced resolution that
the Speaker, be authorized to make requisi-
tons for the necessary stationery for the use
of the House. Calendar. g.. - X 80
itrig INTRODUCTION OF BILLS. ,r' b 81
Mr.. Brooks introduced a bill to legalize
the acts of the Justices of the Peace of the
county of Brunswick Referred to the com 2
mittee on Judiciary: also q bill to fix the
compensation of the county Treasurer Of
Brunswick county, Referred to committee
on Salaries and Fees sUofl5alIg1 ~ ~
Is Mr.. Nicholson introduced bill in rela-
ton to the Board of Commissioners of Ire
dell county. Referred to the committee on
Proposition and Grievances.
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Trsas17efa of Henderson and Northampton
cotinti1, failed to pass its second reading.
<Sen6e bill y repeal chap. SO, of laws of
d S68do in reference to the powers of the
Governor Employ detective force, passed
itsSsxef1 Isadings.
Senate Bill in favor of the tax collector Of
,Bladeu county to collect arrears of taxes,
passed its 2nd reading.
Senate bill to relieve Thomas F. Baxter.
Sheriff of Currituck, from the penalties for
failure to pay over the taxes in the, time pre-
scribed by law, passed its 2nd reading.
On motion of Mr. Ashe, the rules were
suspsndelnandE the billz declaratery to the
meaning of the act entitled an act to repeal
certainsacts passed at the session of 1S6S'69,
making appropriations 10 railroad compa
ies-ratifed March 8, 1870. Was taken up.
After discussionsofr considerable length
the further'eonSderation of the bill, was on
motion Of MI. Martin, postponed until Mon
day and the bill ord cred 10 be printed. &c
A message was received from Tile Senate
transmitting several bills, announcing the
passage of the same and asked the. concur
renee of the House. The bills were appro
priately referred.
Mr. Chamberlain was excused from acting
on the COMMITTEES on agriculture. q sIEsl5
T The House then adjourned. 57ea1 ~ t.si
NoTE. In the proceedings Of Wednesday
Mr.. Jones, Of Northampton, is reported as
having called up. under a suspension of tile
rules, Senate resolution in, favor of the sher-
ifs of Northampton and Wilkes Also, on
Thursday as introducing a bill to empower
s. A. Warren, late sheriff of Northampton
to collect arrears of taxes. Instead of Mr..
Jones, i. should read Mr.. Buxton.
.adi9aF affigss,TsE Us IL; REPORTER.
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CALENDAR,

House resolution in favor Of w. A. Gen
try, Sheriff of Stokes, passed its Bird reading.
House resolution for the completion of the
Western Div. of the W. N. G. R. R., passed
it's 3rd readingsH n si9rnl.9 "a sviT,k
House bill to fix the compensation of the
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The Senate adopted aresolutiou authoriz-
ing the General Assembly to take a recess
from the 22d of Dec to- the 1lfh sof Jan.
next. 81 n ID tro0FsE "a svi-ryt
a resolution asking fora national. system
OF edncatlon was postponed till, Tuesday
next. 5.ss
Abresolution in regard to q house of cor
rcction for juvenile offenders did 3 not pass.
A resolution authorizing d loan OF $780,
900 from the North Carolina railroad passed
its second reading, ayes 81, nays 10.
At the request Of MI. Troy the rules were
suspended to take up a. bill to restore to
the Western Railroad Company its original
charter ese' ''l''1s L''sA saiof'sss1 49,
MIR. Graham proposed to amend by pro-
viding that no claim of the State, shall be
surrendered until the bonds shall be returned
into the treasury. Adopted. III Il INA
Mr.. Robbins, of Rowan, moved that the
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The particulars of 4 sad case of mistaken
identity come from Skaneateles, N. Y. A short
time since the wife of a wealthy man died
near Shepherds Station, and was inferred in
the public cemetery. Then followed the death
OF woman Of questionable character, whose
remains were also laid away in the same GEM
etery by kind hands. They did not pay par
ticular attention as to the place where the
tainted one should lie. 1t happened that she
was buried near the wife of "Dives." Again
the angel of death visited the rich mans
dwelling. A daughter was stricken down.
She was buried beside her mother, as the faith
of the year no headstones had been raised
over the graves of the mother or daughter
The friends of the fallen sister did not design
to mark her grave out, but were willing hel
name should be forgotten.
After the last funeral had taken place, the
father began to question in his mind whether
or not his daughter had been buried in the
proper place beside her mother. He exam
med the locality carefully, and came to the
conclusion that the woman OF questionable
reputation slept between his loved ones! The
matter preyed upon his mind. Considerable
time had elapsed, SO that there was no oppor
tunity of ascertaining, by reference to the
bodies, whether or not such an error had beer
made. The father finally took spade, ant
proceeding to the burying ground, avoweG
his determination of digging up the body O
the woman of bad character. He did So
and threw both body and coffin outside thu
burying grouud The neghbors were in
censed at this action, and gathered abou
the remains the next day. One of them hap
pened to pick up the plate ofthe coffin, whicl
was so covered with rust that the letters wer
quite unintelligible. Diligently he scrape'
the plate, and finally he was able to distinct
ly make out the name thereon, and behold tn
husband had dug up and scattered to tn
winds the remains Of his own wife [Syra
cuse On. Y. } Courier.
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knows?" But the above may be taken as a
true statement of the matter, though now
the facts came to be known-Whether the
ghost of the last will and testament PAD
second visit to earth and told the story-must
remain a profound secret. All that is neces-
sary to say is, Jerry Simpson and Fanny
Champion We're married and lived happily
ever afterWard
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MANHOOD ANDsWOMANHOOD.
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The business heretofore carried at II Main street
Belfast, by Barker g. Burgess, will be continued at the
same place by Albert G. Burgess. All persons indebted
to the late firm by account arc requested to SET
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due said firm must be paid without delay The books
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Dissolution of Co-partnership.

TNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be
= tween the undersigned, under the firm name Of
BARKER Il BURGESS is this day dissolved by mutual
consent and the affairs of the late firm will be settled by
Albert G. Burgess who alone is authorized to use the
name of the firm in liquidation.
fred BARKER,
ALBERT G. BURGESS.
fact Ian
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Fishing Vessel for Sale.

IL THE schooner SENATOR 81 tons o. NJ
ES11t Is in good order and well found in sails
MI3N rigging, cable, &c. Will be sold very low
A& r.. T.. GARDNER
SSk Huckep sport.
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The voice of Jason reused the doing sailors,
And up the mast was heaved the snowy canvass,
But mighty Hcraces, the Joye begotten,
Inmindful Stood beside the cool Scamander,
Leaning upon his club. A purple chlamys
Tossed DER an urn was all that lay before him:
The empty echoes made his answer -.'Hylas!"
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PIINATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
FL EmtaIcett Street Boston ysass

arranged that patients hear each other
Recoect the only entrance to his Office is No sH hav
ing come tion with his residence consequently no
family interruption, that account any person
hesitate apply ing at his office.
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| is made of the choicest
leaf grown; it is anti
nervous in its effects, as
the Nicotine has been cS-
tracted; it leaves no dis
*; it is very mild, light in
pound will last as long as 5
brand we also pack orders
Ieerschaum Pipes. Try it
5 ali it claims to be, "THE
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TO avoid and escape imposition OF foreign and native
quacks numerous in Boston than in other large
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faint Pm evaporating, Tom, or I'd stay
with great deal of pleasure Goodbye,
and mind you do as bid You. Goodbye,
for the present"
And so the voice died away
Tom Soper never knew how he got home
but the servant who opened the door to him
always declared that he got home in a wet
bundle in the bottom of the gig, perfectly in
sensible, and in that state he was put to bed
and doctor sent for; and in the morning,
moreI ominous than the dreaded tick of the
fatal death-watch, came lawyer; and Tom
Soper made his will, and such PREPARATION as
lay in his power for the wrong he had done.
In less than q fortnight that will had to be
read and people declared it was the most
incomprehensiblc will that was ever penned :;
for, to Miss Champion, it was known that
Tom Soper had had what almost amounted
to an aversion for her; Jerry Simpson, who
was then up in London being turned into an
architect. was no more than speaking ac-
quaintance and there was not penny be-
slowed in charity. The trustees of the
schools, the guardians who had to keep the
pump in repair, the board of the literary in
stutition, and in a word, every one connect
ed with any Of the local charities, declared
fatty that the five hundred pounds was evil
IDENTIFY intended as n charity trust fund, and
even went SO far as to quarrel among them
selves as to its distribution; but the clergy
man happening to differ from them in toto
kept the money for his own use and benefit
so the literary and scientific institution, which
it had been in contemplation to call "Th6
Soper Lyceum of Science" came to speedy
end for want of funds and the building stand:
desolatc and untenanted- (there is talk o
turning it into a lunatic asylum, but the
''Black Lion has petitioned against it,
even unto the present day-a melancholy
monument of the vanity of human wishes.
Every one said it was the most incompre
hcnsible will ever penned; and so half o
i Cogswell asked, "What induced him TO d.
it?" and the other halt answered "Heavel
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"Qnitc Run Down."-How oitcp In this
expression used By persons whose bodies and minds
are exhausted by the tolls and anxieties Of business
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Their frat effect Is transient. The reaction dlsas-
trous. In TARRASr's ErTrRyrscESr SELTzER APE
RENT the true remedy for this breaking down Of the
physical energies and the animal spirits Is provided.
1t renovates and rcfreshes the assiinilating organs
and the nerves. while IL carries or without violence
or pain all the impurities which clog the bowels and
vitiate the blood. In Indigestion. blllousness, con.
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has no rival. except the water OF the Seltter Spring
Itself, Of which II Is the exact and perfect equivalent
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
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TN PRESENTING OUR IMPROVED IL.
brIcatOrs. for the oiling OF oil kinds Of INA.
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and having every confidence that their useful
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together with their simplicity, will commend
them to all owners and operators Of machinery.
The principle of their action IL u combination
OF capillary attraction and expansion Of air In an
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reservoir, a, being filed with oil to top Of tube,
C. hut never over Il, leaves m alright chamber
above. The least warmth Of journal Is carried
by tube, C., to air. chamber. causing an cSpan.
sion Of air, which forces tho oil through the
tube, graduating the discharge to the require
ments of journal. The wick siphon, D: keeps
the tube filed with oil. OIL Is retained In tube
by atmospheric prrsrurc when journal Is not in
motion, Screw, f. removes Tube for nlling res.
cryoir tcxcept In top alling cups. j., brass
socket on glass cup.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNION
REPUBLICAN STATE CEN
TRIAL COMMITTEE. 1L9oI
"a

MEETING OF THE UNION REPUB
a llcan State Central Committee, held ~ VIZ Z,
ginIa City, June sd, 1870, It was
Realred, That State Convention OF the Ma
on WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 2ist, 1871, to
nominate candidates for the following oftces,
to-yIt: Governor, Lieutenant Governor. Repre-
| sentative IN Congress, Justice OF the supreme
| Court, Secretary Of State, Attorney General,
Treasurer Of State. Controller Of state, Sur
| yeyor General, Superintendent OF Public In.
struction, State Mineralogist, Clerk OF supreme
| Court, and the transaction OF such other busi.
ness as shall properly come before said ConSer'
tion. ~ 81 ,,'LaEL
entitled to one delegate q large, one for each
one hundred 900 votes, and one Tor each rae
| lion over any (50 cast for the Republican Prcrl-
Dental Electors at tho election OF 1858.
On motion. Resored. That We recommend 70
Primary Election OF Delegates to both State Ard
County Conventions be held OH the 10Th day OF
September, 1871, and that at said election one
delegation be elected to the State Convention
and one delegation to the County Convention.
On motion. Reslred, That q voter at the Union
Republican Primaries shhll possess the follow
Ing qualifications: lie shall be q citizen OF tho
United States and OF the State OF Nevada: ne
shall at the time OF voting at the Primaries pea
qualified clector and registered voter OF the Ere
cinct In which he offers TO vote he shal have
voted tho Union Republican ticket, State and
National, at tho general election Of November,
A., d., 1868, or would have done 40 had II been
possible 10 vote; he shall solemnly pledge HIM
sclf to vote for the. nominees OF the Union Ne
publican party at the general eleetionin Nofem.
Der, A. D.. lS1U. EgA,
RsAdred, That We recommend to the several
County Central Committees that on the day OF.
the Primary Election for Delegates TO the sew
cral Conventions, tho people be requested 70
express their preference for the candidates Tor
ths s,ynral nflcca ktatp and County. Dy q direct