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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-19


pastures. the less likely will y be to suffer
from famine. ""' : 80 ~ ''''" 7
These considerations, are equally APP
plicable TO the rod. Whether 1t be gun or
rod, or better yet, both tho man who
never saw anything but the pan and the
spit 10 hot half spQTtsmAnS Che true
sportsman has . keen zest for early hours,
fresh airl the EXPLANATIONS 81 vigorous
exerc &c he learns 70 love the lace Of
hea ven. 81 the earth; and Of the sun.
Isl Ct IL. sss stsE ss sss hst ia
.ss ss sss :ssssn ss &. an
kindly man q On the contrary, true
sportsman Is tenderlof every living thing.
He knows the rights Of birds and beasts,
and respects them.
Would sWue man ssSnd nesr by the AouI
| firing into the dense crowds Of . pigeon
roosti II o. bird,nhufdcr that should
shock true son of q gunl Killing for
the sake OK killing il simple barbafity.
snsts Hd fp Vet BE- ssmpa ass sS I'll
orable bow viii never An Iii anything ior
the sake Of killing. Song-birds, sparrsws
01tu tno UklAou ~ 40 DnSA w. - 49,
table. it H. lawful "a, slay that you may ~
| cat But those gIhhefS who go 'iorth
,6hpoting whatever they can hit. be u
bird. frog, os bees ste bfst a {, NV az
This 10 nthmG TO b leasned.s UareeulApsn
destructiveness belongs 70 the young
human animal, but the tongue OF wisdom
End; sas * | s ses asIlsi: e
W. cay, let the boys beNeught how to use
Gun, !. 49, 4, asa Si%ssii
| vdt Of dOesA .Hebushs p ~ aele to drive
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10 a0NSUMTIVES.

THE advertiser, having been restored to health
II A. few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
Affection, and shat dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fellow-suffer-
srs the means 0f cure.
60 all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used Gree Of charge), with the di-
-ections for preparing the same, which they will
find SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS, etc. The object of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription is to benefit the afiict-
t ~. and spread iuformstion which he conceives
to be Invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer will
try Ills remedy, as Il will cost them nothing and
may prove blessing.
part. es Wishing the prescription, will please
address GEy. EDWARD A. WILSON,
\, Tismsburg. Kings County, New York.
nov u 30-w3mch
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IMPORTANT SAEEOF COTTON LANDS
IN s3TPEIY COUNTY.

DUR8UANT TO q DBCREE of the Superior
Court of Duplin County, the subscriber will
Ou the 7th day OF March, 1870. offer for sale TO
the highest bidder at the Court House door in
Kenansvil!e the following valuable tracts OF Cot
ton Lands belonging to the estate Of the late DR..
Thomas Hill. deceased, so wit The AxcoIa Place
near Faisons Depot, on the cast side of the ".
= ". Il. H., containing about 77O acres OF very
superior Lands, located in healthy and deslra-
ble n8ghborhood. Tho Bear Swamp Plantation
contains IA acres Of valuable Lands. This tract
Wit be so!d subject the life estate of Mrs. Hi
willow Of DR.. Thomas Hill. Also two other tracts,
the one known the tract purchased from Zil-
pIla al James Jemagan. The other known as
daccaBeds Holly Swamp place. Said tracts of
Lands sill be divided TO suit purchasers. PuT-
2hssers will be required to give note with ap-
proved sureties, payable in eight months after
date for nine-tenths OF the purchase money and
Dav One-tenth C8sb.
I1tIe withheld unti, the whole is paid.
A. Q. MQBELEY, Receiver.
san 21 5O-tsch
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SENATE.
THURSDAY, Feb. q. 1870.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

BILLS INTRODUCED.
By A. II. Galloway, col, the following
resolutions, to wit:
WHEREAS, By large vote Of the Gener-
al Assembly bill has been passed reprdi-
ating the bonds of the State, in violation
of the 9th section of the bill of rights Of
the Constitution Therefore,
| ResoEoed, That J. J. Menninger, Secre-
/ tary of State, be instructed to file peti-
ton Of Bankruptcy in the oifico of A. w.
Shatfer, agent for Bankruptcy, in this
city.
ReSoZred further, That the State of North
Carolina is hereby declared bankrupt. Lies
over.
Mr.. Robbins moved a reconsideration of
the vote, by which the bill repeating the
Fence Law passed.
Mr. Welker moved to lay the motion on
the table, which prevailed by the follow
ing vote:
YEAs.-Messrs. Beasley Bellamy, Burns, Cher
ry, Oolgrove. Cook, FoIkner, Graham. Lyman.
col, Hawkins, Jones of MeckIenburg, Jones Of
Wake, Lasslter, Lindsay, Long, Melchor, Moore
OF Carteret, Murphy, Kespass. Scott, Stephens,
Welker, Wnstead and WiIson-24.
NAYs-Meesrs. Barnes, Brogden, Davis BJythe
Galloway, COL, Harrington, MartindaIe, nc
Lsughlin, Richardson, Robbins, Smith, White
and Whiteside-13.
A message was received from Gov. Hol-
den, transmitting report from the Audi
tor In compliance with Senate resolutions
relating to the amount appropriated out of
the State Treasury for ice for the use of
the State Department, and upon what au-
thOr1ty said expenditure has been made.
and also an itemized report of expendi-
lures which comes under the head of ''con-
tlngencles" In the Auditor annual report.
The report in reference to ice was read.
Mr.. Love moved that the report be re-
turned to the Auditor, and that he be d.
rected to report In accordance with the
wording of the resolutions Mr.. L. said
he did SO because the report did not cover
the requirements of the resolutions. He |
was the author of the resolutions and drew !
them with more than ordinary care. He |
had two objects in view, first, to ascertain |
the sum expended, and especially, in the
second place, under what law the expendi.
ture was made? He was clearly of the
opinion that there was no law to authorize
it hence, IN drawing the resolutions he
was careful to require the Auditor to give
in the report ''the words of the statute
under which it was allowed" The report
did not do this. It was an artful. bare.
faced evasion of the demand OF the Senate
1t was not an answer to the questions pro-
pounded. The report was an admission
hat ice had been bought, amounting to
upwards of $500, for the use of himself
md other officers in the Capitol, during
he year 1869, with the peoples money,
without any authority Of law.
Mr.. Moore, of Carteret moved to lay the
notion on The table, which prevailed. {
AEEs-Asssrs. esasley. OolgEoYe. Cook. Davis.
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White and Winstead-20 Nays Is
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Consideration OF the bill concerning
elections and registration in the ear 1870
was resumed, numerous amendments were
adopted, when the bill had been consider
ed by sections
Mr.. Welker moved TO reconsider the
vote by which the first section was amend
ed SO as TO provide for the election of q
Judge Of the eighth Judicial district.
which prevailed
AIEs.-Messrs. Beae!ey, Brogden, BnrDs,
Blythe, ColgIove, Davis, EPpes, col, Forkner,
Hayes lyman, col Lassi!er, Legg, Long,
Smith, Stephens, |eikor, White and Winssead-
18. Naye-14.
The amendment was again relnstated in
the bill by the following vote:
YEAs.-Messrs. Barnes, B9all, Beialny Cherry,
Cook, Flyfhe, Graham. Harrington. Jones, of
Mecklenburg. Lindsay, Love, Meohor, Mel au3h-
Iln, Murphy. Richardson. Resp&ss. Scott, White
side and Wlson-19.
NAYS --messrs. Beaeley, Brogden, Blythe. Col
grove, Davis, Eppes, COL, Forkner, Hayes, Ey-
man, COL Lassiter. Legg. Long. fnith, Stephens,
Welker, White, and Wisetead-2rT.
The previous question was called and
sustained, and the substitute was adopted
and passed it's second reading.
On motion the Senate adjourned.
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PURSUANT

FEyO AUTHORITY vested in me by virtue of a
/ deed of trust executed by 5paight Hill, l
shall the TIN day of March, 1870, st the Court
highest bidder, that valuable tract of LAND near
Faison's Depot, known as the Rhodes place, con-
tanning $40 acres This tract of Land is situated
of the best cotton growing sections OF North
Carolina. and is considered very superior Lands
well adapted to the growth of Cotton, &C., &C.
This ii the chance for bargain. Terms of sale
one t=nth cash, and the balance to be secured by
note with approved SUI eties. payable eight months
after date.
Title retained until the whole of the purchase
money is paid.
A. G. MOSELEY, Trustee.
ian Il 50-tsch
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
WEDNESDAY. Feb. %. 1870,

w EDNESDA1s GD. %, 1SIU.
Mr.. Latin moved to reconsider the vote
by which the bill repeating railroad appro-
priations passed its third reading.
Mr.. French took the floor in advocacy of
the motion.
He had since the passage of the bill re-
ceived dispatch stating that Gen. Little
field would be here Saturday. aud would
be ready to submit full and satisfactory
statement in regard to the Western Divi-
sion of the Western North Carolina Rail
road. The Directors OF the Road had
been summoned to Washington, ID. c., to
assist in making this report, and the con-
tractors had also been summoned to be
paid for their work, but the money was
withheld by advice of counsel, &c. - aa
MIR. Welch next followed in support of
the motion. e. . 81
He thought that the passage of such a
bill would be death blow to the interests
70 the western portion of the State. He
wished to let the motion to reconsider
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DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE
OF THE
lodi MANUFACTURING Cd"

@tOr sale in lots to suit customers. This arti-
Gle u sold for half the price of other fertilizers,
and Is cheaper for Cotton, Corn, Tobacco and
Vegetables, than any other IN market. 1t is
made entirely from the night-soiI, offal, &c, OF
New York City. Price delivered on board in New
ork City, Twenty-Five Dollars per Ton. Pam
p7alet &c, giving full information sent appca-
e40n TO JAMES T. FOSTER,
Box 3l39 N. Y. P. 0.
Tlao ,b6 OoUrtlandt Street, New York.
! sale by SPRUNT h HINSON, Wilmington,
Soo 46-w3mch
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Boys girls earn nearly as much as
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s.'URGRS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLE NAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debii =, Premature Decay, and ali the
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NOV y 39-w3meh
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WAFNING
rn NE1R PTMP FOR SALE.

TavING - IN IN1 =, 7BCHAsED THE EXCLUSIVE
AFINu r. States of North and South
Carolina for rot the eh m >sfseture and sale Of A.
bIe-t",.n Zen sap. hereby forewarn,
und,. lha $500 law, any person from
Infringing upon my rights th@ sane won1d
ing 10 manufacture aud sell S~Ane? .I.L Tou1u
10 T9 pleased to confer with partl Saa aecordf o.
me price will range from $50 to 80 a1is
PIN. - the depth Of the well. for No. uinnte. ani
SsIto"ln8 30 g sllons OF water per m csilonS
NJ NJ : Tor railroad stations, throwing fas no
fri; htLcG sven on application. This pun, fifteen
r.oslon, raSs3 aud the packing will last for seom-
nnsn ia "a good we'll. Directions will q y be
dy d"ry me pump for putting it up, which Ca ef
Torfln rorS IA 81 minutes | will receive orders
All 'pofo. orJ. Scotland Neck, and Farmville, N. c.
an1ed @ addressed to me at either Of the places
NDleo Will receive prompt attention. 7
nov 26 IL. hAICHEN, /
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From tho Raleigh Sentinel.
PROCEEDINGS @ 7 THE LEGISLATURE
SENATE.

TUEsDAy, Feb. %, 1870.
On motion OF Mr.. Burns, the rules were
suspended, and the bill relating to the
several Railroad Companies Of the State,
was taken up. This bill prohibits any
Railroad Company of the State from sell
ing, leasing to OF from any other Railroad
any portion OF its track, or the use of it's
Road, bed or right Of way, any Railroad
Company violating the provisions of this
act shall not charge or collect any freight
for transportation, &c, and further, that
any violation of this act shall be deemed
a misdemeanOr, which shall subject the
officers and managers OF any Railroad so
offending, upon conviction, 10 fine and
imprisonment.
An amendment from the Committee con
fning the provisions of this act extensive
ly to those R0ads in which the State has an
interest, was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Stephens, the bill was
indefinitely postponed.
The following communication which
was read from the Clerk desk, will ex-
plain itself, to wit
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC NoRKs,
RALEIGH, Feb. %, 1870.
The Honorable, the
Senate of Norhl Carolina !:
GENTLEMEN II have the honor in re-
ply to resolution Of your honorable body
directing me to inform you Of my authori-
ty to occupy the Governors Mansion, to
submit the following: 7 have occupied the
premises at the suggestion Of the Cover
nor. He having elected not to occupy
them. I have paid no rents, and would
moet respectfully refer your honorable
body to the recommendations in nv re-
port in reference thereto.
l have the honor to be,
Most respectfully,
Your Ob't serV't,
G. L. HARRIS,
Supt. Pub Works.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Bill to Incorporate the Wilmington and
Carolina Railroad Company was taken up
and passed its several readings under a !
OF the rules.
On motion, the rules were suspended |
and the bill authorizing the WiIiamston
and IarbOro' Railroad Company to Issue
first mortgage bonds was taken mp.
Mr.. Martindale offered the following
amendment as on additional section
That the Williamson and Tarboro' |
railroad Company shall have power to |
extend their road to Plymouth, which was
adopted
Mr.. Hayes offered the following amend
ment:
Progicled, That said second mortoaoe
OOANAS w
IS the first mortgage bonds now held by
the State, bearing the same interest and
payable in the same manner and the
President Of said Williamson and Tar
ooro' Railroad Company shall also deposit
with the Public Treasurer the sum of
s54 600 of the said first mortgage bonds,
o be applied to the payment of the inter
'st on the bonds heretofore issued by the {
State in aid Of said road, and this act shall !
'nly be in effect when said deposit is made I
nd this act shall have been fully complied
With, which was adopted. t
AXEs.-Messrs. Beasley, Brogden, Burns,
Vthe. Colgrove. Davis. Hayes, Harrington, |
7say, Long, Love. Melchor, Mclaughlin,
it'll vs. II.
,,c Na, Stephens moved tho indefinite
W. ,iar oent of the bill, which motion
svailed. =. Rea-,cr Rouar,r rroe,,o, /
,na 1seRMs6sr1 ,R11t5s g 'grove Cook, Eppes, eoored
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SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. %, 1870
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY MIR. Blythe Bill to propose certain
amendments to the Constitution by legis-
lative enactment
1st by striking out section (G) article of the
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MARRIED,

February path. 1870. in the First Baptist
Church, Wilmington, N. O., by Rev !. Q. Hiden,
Mr.. Ii q. TOMS OF Hendersonville. N. O., to
Mas JOSEPHINE FL. FRENOH. daughter of
Geo. IL, French, Esq., OF this city. 90
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Church Matters

Episcopalians are more numerous in
New York than any other State in the
Union. Pennsylvania comes next, with
%, 900 communicates, and Connecticut
next, with $1,000.
Presbyterians are discussing the question
whether or not to introduce sustentation
scheme in this country, like that in Scot
land, whereby all the pastors shall have at
least living salary.
Several leading Methodist Protestant
clergymen in Alabama have Joined the
Methodist Episcopal Church South. Now
that the latter allows lay representation,
both bodies occupy practically the same
ground.
There are in Ohio 38.195 Baptist COM
municants, and 80, 291 in Indiana. In In
diana the increase last year was 1852,
nearly three times what it was in Ohio.
owing partly to immigration into Indiana
from Ohio.
His Holiness is now said to be sick O
the Ecumenical Council, and anxious to
hasten its adjournment. Vienna dis
patch in Paris reiterates the story that
Austria is willing 10 join the other Catho,
lie powers in opposing Papal pretensions
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RATES OF ADYERTIsIN0

square, of 10 lines or less, for eacl, and ever,
insertion, 81. fg
special Notices willbe charged s2O0 persquars
f"reacha and every insertion.
All obituaries and priyate publications of every
charac ter arc charged as advertisements
No advertisement. rejecting upon privat.
character can' under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, ~
admitted.
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PATRICK MURPHY,
CHARLES J. WILLIAMS,

& Chariot .CGent
chGsaI takes
j.
O-lncl
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a Nashville druggist has invented a rat
paint made of preparation of phosphor.
us. You first catch the rat and then you
paint him. After dark he looks like ball
of fire. and, going among his fellow rats,
they get scared to death at the eight Of
his countenance," and vacate the premi-
ses, he hurrying up the rear.
The story of DR.. Livingstone's death at
the stake originated year previous to the
date to which we have positive intelligence
Of his safety.
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Al KINDS OF JOB WORK
EAFLY AND EXPEDITIoUsLY
EXECUTED AT THE
JOURNAL OFFICE.
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS.

Hayes, Harrington, Lassiter, Lin dsay, Long,
Love, McLaughHn, Smith, Stephens, Welker,
White and Winstead-20 Nays IS
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Medina county, Ohio, has nine cheese
factories, each averaging 500 cows The
largest factory made 10000 pounds of
cheese last year. Numerous new cheese
factories are going up in the Western Be-
serve, and English dairymen are emigra-
ting there.
An association has been inaugurated at
Memphis, Tennessee, to raise funds to
erect a monument to Stonewall Jackson at
Lexington, Va. Committees have been
appointed to collect money in all the wards
of that city.
The Court of Appeals of New York State
has decided that that provision of GER
tain act of Assembly of that State which
requires voter to take the iron-clad oath
is a violation Of Doth the Federal and
State Constitutions.
An Indiana maiden has been arrested
for heaving rocks at the schoolmaster In
for the sleeps eyes he cast Mt g
her. 81 l.
Paris reporters are to wear uniforms. ,ib
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Eppes. colored, Forkner, Galloway, colored. Ear-
mngton, Lyman, colo ed, Hawkin-, Jones. of
Mske, Aassiter, Legg, Long Martindale, Moore.
OF GSTteret, Richardson, Lnith, Stephens White
TIE report shows that ice was bought
from Phil. THEM, as follows, to wit
For June and July. s19s %
For Supreme Court IN August. . 81 81
For August and September ......... 339 %
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-30
FROM YAQUINA BAY.

Editor Democrat:
deem it not unintercsting to your read.
ers to give an occasional item from this Sc
|cluded, or excluded, portion oi the moral
vineyard.
The general appearance Of things along
the river denote a slow but steady improve
ment throughout. The sawmiils are not do.
ing q very active business. in consequence
Of tho dull sale for lumber in the San Fran.
cisco market. They are turning out only n
sufficient quantity to supply the demand
along the river.
The new schooner at the present rate of
work, will be ready 10 lauuch about the first
of April. She will have three masts. and
will be larger than any ever before built at
this place. She will run in the interests Of
this locality in the lnmbcr trade.
| On the 10th the little steam propeller for.
merly running and owned by parties on the
/ Yaauina, arrived here. She has been pnr-
chased by company here to run on the
river, and is so constructed that she will an
swer for tug boat, so hereafter vessels need
not wait for favorable winds to cross the bar.
As soon as the company are fully organized
they design building new steamboat, and
i, Is rumorcd that DR.. Kellogg will soon be.
in tie construction of one also and these,
stooe.. her with the lighthouse to be built,
vii ;iiII mn ,te t; i;mes lively next summer.
"'1' The hone 0. Mr.. r. A. McDonough wa,
entirely consp ned ny fire about 9 o'clock on
the evening Of the l5...h. Cause, defective
chimney. Winters rrov,'oder and rick O
wood all went, nothing Ct val. &c S.,as sav'u
A