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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-29

in front of the sherift's ONCE. on Second
street, in the city of Memphis, Shelby county,
Tennessee, sell for cash, to the highest bid
der, the following described real estate, lying
In shelby comfy, Tennessee; Beginning at
the northeast corner of AcLemore avenue
and Latham svenue, running south nineteen
chains and ninety-thrse links ii990 to
Trigg's avenue; thence west along the north
side OF Trigg's avenue, eight chains and sew
enty.one links to q stake; thence north
nineteen eh aims and 50 links (l9.a3l to Nc
Lemore's avenue; thence east with McLe-
more avenue to.the beginning; containing in
ali about seventeen acres tl7 acresl less one
acre sold to Nathaniel and Henry Tri9g. Sd
July, 1871, beginning at stake on the north
side OF Latham avenue. 30 fest from the in
tersectlon OF Latham avenue with Trlgg ave-
nue. and running thence sOuthWardly and
parallel with Latham avenue, west side 2l0
feet to the intersection of the west side of
Latham avenue with Trigg avenue, thence
yFegtWardly and parallel with the north side
OF Trigg avenue no feet to q stake; thence
northwardly and parallel with Latham
avenue 2l0 feet to q stake; thence
east and parallel TO Trigg avenue 30 feet to
the beginning, containing one acre. The six
teen acres levied upon as the property of
Martha L. Trigg. Sale in legal hours, be-
tween 10 o'clock am. and O'Clock pm.
August 18th, 1871.
MARCUSJ. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
BY 9Eo. r. Powell.
a1S = Deputy Sheriff Shelby County
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Monday, the 18th day Of September, 1871,

in front OF the Sherih7s ONCE, in the city OF
Mamphis on Second street. Shelby county.
Tsnnesaee, sell to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described real estate, lying In
shelby county, Tennessee, bounded "a fol-
lows fronting on the east side OF Horn Lska
road bounded south by Trlgg avenue, west
BY the Horn Lake road, north by MeLemore
division of the John Ramsey grant OF 6eO0
acres fof which grant this land Is partl con-
tanning thirty acres less dTe acres soldion BY
Mrs. Storkley to James Hodge. being the same
conveyed TO Lucg Jane StOrkley by John
Trigg. by deed or glft, registered In the regis
ter's once Of Shelby county, Tennessee, in
book 81, page go, as the property OF Lucy
Jane S5orkley. Sale IN legal hours, between
10 O'Clock am aud O'clock pm. Judem ent
18th May, 1870 for e623 "A; Court cost, S45 20.
MARCgs ]. WRIGHT. sheriff.
By 9EO. K PoWEL- Deputy Ahk shelby CO.
August ~, lsIL a0S
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BANKsUPT SALE

A s assignee OF John 3. 81 oore bankrupt
- under proceedings in the District Court
of the United States. for the District OF West
Tennessee / wiz sell to the highest bidder,
for cgsh, at ths residence o. said Moore, near
Gibson station, IN Gibson coanty, Tennessee
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Tustes's Sals.

FINDER and by virtue Of a deed of Trust,
~ to me executed, / y Jacob 8 Galloway,
II ustee. and Mary h. Galloway, his wife, on
the lst day OF October. 1870, and recorded In
the Registers once of Shelby county, Ten
nessee, in record book number rs, page 66l.
Z
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAsONIC N0TIcE.

TNHE stated conVocation Of Penn q
4 r. A. Chapter No. q 3. and A. ~
August 80. 1871, at 8 O'Clock, prom pity, fo
work IN the p. 81. N. degrees.
All companions are invited to attend.
by order OF @. N. CARROLL, n. II. H. p
2. n. LEVY, Secretary au0
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF two II Bds issuei by
- the Clerk OF the First Circuit Court oi
Shelby county, and TO me dirEcted ard In
favor OF Levi Ashford Co, the other Ia
favor OF WickhBm & PendlstOn, both vs..
Henry b. Joiner, surviving Itner OF Joiner
a Kirkleg. 1 will, on
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European Diplomacy

LONDON, August "a correspond.
ent at Salisbury telegraphs; 81 am
in a position to affirm that the new
secret treaty is on the offensive and
defensive and has heen concluded be
tween Prussia and Italy"
The Emperor of Austria will pay
a visit to the Emperor of Germany al
Coblentz.
Ii is reported that Russia sends the
Count OrlOfi as ambassador to France
and that the selection pleases 1hiers.
The lrrepreSslhle French and Fenlahs.
NEW YORK, August "a CORE
spondent telegSaphs from Dublin that
the French deputation made their de-
parture from Kingston today. The
roads were crammed; vessels were
bearing flags and bands played Ameri-
can, Irish and French airs. The en-.
thusiasm was intense. Bad feeling
was evident between the police and
the people, but no disturbance Oc-
Cured. The police was holding
aiOOf. The procession paraded
through the principal streets, and the
houses on the line Of march were de-
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L. H. GARDNER g. co.
OF NEW ORLEANS,

Has scquired a reputation for enterprise and
progresstveness which they purpose main
tanning; and Buyers visiting New Orleans
will always find their prices M uch lower and
more regular than comp peting establishments.
Their stocks are of
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

ny virtue OF UeRditio,lf e1p0nds issued by
10 the clerk OF the Snprme Court OF Ten
uassee, at Jackson, and TO me directed in
favor of p g. Bigley ". G. A. storkley and
Lucy ]. Storkley, viii on
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Monday, t he 18th day of September, 1871,

y virtue OF Fl. Fd.. issued by the Clerk
- of the First Chancery Court of Shelby
county, and to me directed, will on
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FOREIGN T5LEGaAMs 81
IeOnOeIasts in Dublin

LONDON, Aug. 2S.-Attempts were
made to-day to explode the mOnu-
ment Of King George ~, at Kin >
town, Ireland. Though much black
ened by gunpOwder, the monument
received no injury.
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CLEAN STANDARD GOODS

Bought. NOT from second hands, but directly
from the manufacturer, and on cash terms.
They are therefore both able and willing to
offer all the Inducements which can attract
the patronage OF the good and solvent deal
ers OF the Southwest.
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= tap1e q q q "a =,

At the very lowest point of the market in
the month of June, and they inteSd using
this advantage 10 attract even a still larger
patronage than now enjoyed by them.
Their assortment OF all Foreign Goods, such
AS Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Trimmings,
etc. etc, are rapidly arriving, and at remark
ably low prices,
The house OF
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RdENGRHI8,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
September 9Th, 9th and 9th.

LOUIsVILLE, KY, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. August 24th, 18th and 18th.
BOWLING GREEN, Monday, August 18th.
GALATIN, Tuesday, 18th
n NASHVILLE. Wednesday and Thursday,
August 30th and 3lsC.
SPRINGFIELD, Friday. September lst.
CLARKSVILLE, Saturday, %.
PARIS, Monday, 4th.
n u
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They Employ no Drummsrs.

Their goods ana their prices speak for them
selves, and only need examination for full
confirmation of these statements.
Buyers alive TO their own interests should
not faii 70 cali on or address
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MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE.
Henozsd fram no, ~ Adams street
10 No 95s Poplar stree1-
WILLIAM CARROLL. A. NJ, PEinsiPal.

TIVE sxsrclsas Of this institution VIII be
4 resumed On The llth day o. Ssptem Der.
Drox. Arrangements have been made lor
The accommodation OF several Doarders II
sbe family OF the Principal FOR other par
tiCulars see catal0sue, which NAY 0e oo-
tanned ~ any OF tha nGcE stores OF zpply %
the Principal, No - Pcplnr s1rset- dAFazl
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Old John Robinson,

The LEVIATHAN, is triumphantly march
ing on and will positively exhibit At
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Worthy Your Attention

81 The New Orleans market Is the only
one In the United States, except New York.
which is really and fully supplied with
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As not offered elsewhere in the United
States fhey provided themselves with re-
markably heavy stOc OF
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-14
STATE NEWS.

Rockingham Superior Court. at its last
term, adjourned after two days session,
the lack of business. Good morals prevail
there.
ScUPpEltNoEG GIAPE.-Ihere is no bet
ter grape than the scuppernong. 1t grows
10 greatest perfection in the tide water
regions of North Carolina. The vine does
we'll in Orange. We have seen it growing
in Iredoll. A citizen of Randolph informs
us that he has n fourishing vine which
bears remarkably well. On Roanoke Island
ia the famous Walter Raleigh vine, near
300 years old, which covers one acre OF
ground. It is reported that the wine from
this vine last year sold for So 600. A vine
in Tyrrel county in 1869 produced 1 $50
gallons
GRoss OUTRAGE.-We learn that four dig
guised men, with painted faces, went to
| the house of white man named Rhodes,
| living near Banks', In this county, on
Thursday night last, and iendishIy perpe-
| trated q gross outrage upon his person, the
particulars of which we have not language
TO describe through our columns, in d pro-
per manner. The injury inflicted was such
as to requirea surgical operation to relieve.
! The outrage vas perpetrated from no pol
itical motive, but was brutalin the extreme.
THE WEeTERN ". G. RAILROAD Cow
PANY.-Tbe OM North iStule says a meet
ing of the Stockholders OF the Western n.
g. Railroad Company was held in the
Court Honee in Salisbury on Tuesday, the
14th inst, Mon'rayille Patton. Esq, pre-
sided. The amendment to the charter Of
the Company passed by the last Legisla-
ture was accepted. The Directors on the
part Of the Stockholders resigned a reso-
luton was adopted removing the Presl
dent, Directors aud other officers of tho
Company. President Mott made an
explanation Of transactions with the bonds
OF the Company in New York for which he
has been censureG. and which he las al
+ legged, was the cause OF his removal. He
stated that III the entire transaction b.
g had acted under the advice OF Col.
d Tate, one of the Directors, and former
: President, and financieri in the State.
The former Directors on the part OF the
Stockholders, Gov. Vance, Judge, Me.ri
g mon, DIR. Mcdowell, and Col. Tate, we're
g reelected, Thadeus Coleman was electet
# Chief Engineer Of the Company. Th;
Q meeting then adjourned to meet at Marior
q on the 10Th instant.
e At night We understand. there was {
5 meeting OF the new Board OF Directors q
Iel tue Boyden House-thOse mentioned abov'
le and those appointed by the LegIsiature--
Dt when COL Tate was elected Presaenl
le temporarily.
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CONVENTION ACT.

An Act Entitled ''An Az: to submit the
Question of .Convention,' or no COnVen-
tion,' TO the People, and to Provide for
the Election of Delegates"
WHEREAS. The present Constitution is,
in many respects, burdensome and OPP
pressive to the people of the State, and is,
in many Of its provisions, i'll adapted to
their wants and condition /; and whereas,
the taxes required by said Constitution to
be levied upon the citizens OF the State by
this General Assembly, are, in the iudg,
ment of this General Assembly, too griev-
Gus to be borne, and cannot be collected
without effecting the ruin of our people;
and whereas, the General Assembly, hav.
| ing reason to believe that a majority OF
the voters of the State are anxious to
amend the said Constitution in many par
ticulars, consider it their duty to adopt
measures for ascertaining the will OF their
constituents, and to provide the means for
CARRYING that will into effect when ascer
tanned; therefore,
Section 1. The General Assembly o.
North Carolina do enact, That the Sheriff.
| of the several counties of this State shcl
open polls at the various precincts in thel'
respective counties as now established b1
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EXPATRIATION.

6. ANY British suUj Uject who has at any time be-
fore, or may at any lime atter, the passing OF
der any disa iity. voluntarily become natural
ICED in such State, ehall, from and af!er the
time of his so hsviUg become natursilZedl IN such
foreign State, bs deemed TO have ceased 10 De
British subject, and bo regarded as au alien:
Prorided Il That where any British subject
has, before the passing Of this act, volunta-
rly become nsturallZed in q foreign State
and yet is desirous OF remaining d British
subject, he may, at any time within t~o years
after the passing of this act, make decla-
ration that he is desrous OF remaining a
British subject, and upon such declaratIH1
hereinafter ref rred to as declaration OF
British nationality, being made, and upon
his taking the oath OF allegiance, the decla-
rant shall be deemed to be, and TO have been
4sontinually q British subject with Iis
GUaiifcation, that he shall not, when within
the limits of the foreign State In which he
has been naturaizsd, be deemed to be &
British subject, unless he has ceased to be a
subject OF that state In pursuance of the
laws thereof, or in pursuance CT treaty to
that effect.
(2O A declaration of British nationality may be
made, and the oath of allegiance be taken, as
follows. that is to say: If the d-clarant be
in the United Kingdom in the rtsence OF
iustIce OF the peace: if el>e~ here In Her
Maiesty's dominions, in the presence ~ any
Judge Of any court of civil or criminal jurls-
diction. of any justice Of the peace, or OF any
other off ser for the time being authorized
bv Jaw in the place in which tho dec'arant
is to administer an oath for any Judicial OF
other legal purpose if out of Her Msjes y
1ominions, in the presence of any officer in
the diplomatic or consular service of Her
Majesty.
ALSO, TO the following extract froiA the ICON
yention between Her Majesty and the United
States Of America e'atiVe to Naturalization
fRsti6cstions excla anged at London, August 10
1870
| an IcLE IL "litish subjeot0 Wht
hav. become aud are nsturaiZed as c!tlZenl
VII hin tn Uuited tstes, h al be- at liberty Il
| renounce their ma ural!2ation and to resum
| .he,r British nationality, provided that such re-
nnnci alton pe publicly dec sred within two year
| after the I2th day of Mey, 1870.
| Further informs alton msy be had On aPphcs
''O1 ALEX. SPRUNT,
| British Vice Consul at
| .e.aow.7wch Wilmington. N. @.
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superintendent OF the insane asylum, and
other officers. was laid on the table.
SENATE,
DAIN a = La
WEDNESDAY, April D, 1871.

"WEDNESDAY, April D, 1871.
The following bills passed finally this
morning /:
Bill changing the manner of appointing
State proxies, transfers from the Governor
to Messrs. Warren and Jarvis.
Bill to Incorporate the Walnut Noun
tain Turnpike company.
Bill to pay expenses OF University In
vestigating Com mittee ($47.)
By Mr.. Moore, the following resolution: !:
ReS0lred That the thanks of the Senate
are hereby returned to Hon. L. j. Warren.
President of the Senate, for the dignity,
ability, unpartiality and courtesy with
which he has presided over the delibera-
tions Of this Senate.
Upon the adoption of the resolution, Mr..
Warren said:
SENATORS I thank you most sincerely
for this expression of your kindness and
regar3. / esteem myself exceedingly for
tuuate If / have given satisfaction as the
presiding officer of such q body. You
nave male my duties light and pleasant
You have never been unmindfnl of the
dignity aud decorum which ought to char
acterize the Senate of North Carolina. The
only return can make to you for this un-
merited compliment. is to wish you, each
and all, health and prosperity, and to pray
that IA kind Providence will bless and keep
you that you may retnrn to your duties
ut the next meeting of this General Assem-
by, animated by the same high purpose
to serve the State which has hitherto
marked your action.
The Senate concurred in House amend
ments to bill transferring that portion of
the Central road laying between Raleigh
aud Goldsboro'. to the Atlantic aud North
Carolina Railroad.
Resolution in favor Of Principal Clerks
Of The Senate aud House (pays SlOO).
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nOUBLE REFINED POUDRETT-
II OF TIE
Lodi Manufacturing Co."

For sale in lots to suit customers. This article
ia sold for HALF THE PRIOE OF fother fertiii-
zers, and is cheaper for Cotton, Corn. Tobacco
and Vegeta bles, thAA any other In the market.
It made entirely from the night soil, effAl, &C..
of New York City.
Price, delivered ca board in New York City.
twenty-five Dollars par : Ton:
Read the following Testimonials:
JACOB JoYxEE Esq. of Greenville, N. O., IN
der date ot October 25th, 1870. says: " The
Poudrette I purchased OF you last sPring, esed
on Corn and from results. l am satisfied IT ls
the cheapest and best fertilizer we can use IN
this section
DAVID ". GAsKILL, Of Washington. N O., IN
Double Refined Poudr cite on Cotton in the same
way lin the drill,) side by side with Peruvian
Guano the POudrette in row and the Guano
il the next, and pronounce 1t superior 70 IN e
Gusno In the spring the rows where used
the Gusno looked the best, but in june and uly,
the Poudrette showed itself, and my neighbors
who have seen it pronounce it equal TO GuSnos
and think they will unite with me in using 1t
another year"
JAMES Is WILDER, OF FrsnklintonA n O., says,
in letter dated Sept. Esd, 1870: used the
Double Refined Poudrette Cotton. and il
viii, without doubt, make more than *66-
guano, which has a great reputation as q Cotton
Manure. The Nitro-Phosphate I used on GOT,
ton, sweet Potatoes and garden truck, al! ol
which did exceedingly well
J. ROLLINS. OF Pactolus. n. O.. ur'der date o.
October 29th, ls70, says DGn1ese 1ne IN Jfos thss
are recommended to be. l used the Poudrette
on Corn and although the season has been very
unfavorable tor all kinds OF fertilizers on my
sandy soil, I was perfectly satisfied, and belieVe
it the cheapest fertilizer we can uso.
]. A. AsKEw, of Colerain, N. O., In . iettel
dated September 10th, 1870 SAYS; II let seyera
planters have some OF the Double Rehned Pou
drette One says he wants tons next seseor
to put under Corn. I used tons on Corn, snG
although the season was unfavora6le, 1t aston
ished every one who saw II. think u the oee
fertilizer for Corn ! ever saw"
A Pamphlet giving full directions, &C. sent ol
application to
Box $780, New York r. o.
Office 66 Cortlandt StreeS, New York.
SPRUNT & HINSON,
Wilmington, n O.
IQ.w19t-Nh
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A MODEL NEWSPAPER.
The Carolina Messenger.
PUBLISHED LIVERY FRIDAY,
a

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INTENDED FOR THE PEOPLE Now ON EARTH
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ONLY T WO DOLLARS "A YEAR:
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Bk2y1 Every new subscriber receives, as
A GIFT, handsome POCKET MAP OF
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TIE MEssENaEE is pIe-emiufntiy pI a readable
FAMILY PAPER, tDOw in it's 7lh ,piume and, as
VEHICLE OF NEWS, has always held the 1irst
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THE MESSENGER is fearless, trenchsnt, indonii'
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or pOiI'lcal ebuses g. d corruption; and not con.
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vide range touches upon a great variety Of cub
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY, April 5, 1871.


The fullowing bills and resolutions
passed their several readings:
Bill to amend tie charter of the Wiz
lium3ion and Tarboro' Railroad; Bill to re
peal chapt, 257. laws Of 1868 '6o; Bill to
Incorpurnte the Wilmington ard smith
vile Steamboat Company; Bill for the
better protection Of the Literary Fund;
BIZ to Incorporate the 1st Cooperative
s ore o: Wilmington; Bin to incorporate
VIE R-,.t T. tate and Loan Association Of
Wilmington, Bill to allow the registcation
If cer'unn Deeds upon rrcof; Bill In favor
# tic executors Of Reuben King late
su, l. fl o. + )tc o. COui.tr.
Ar Fre,cil OF !,''i res"lot;u0 'el't
erin. tie III nka ot the E"use /: :he
S. eaker, Z +. Jatvi, f,r thu i'm partial
aad cOurt,.e.lt} mtuug! III Whlch il bad
presided We! ti,,. d,-iibcrati ,ns OF the
HousL during the entire session. On mo
ton Of SIR. French, the 1ules We:e sns-
ended and the resolution unanimously
adopted.
AZ" Speaker Jarvis then III brief bnt ap-
pc.Jrgiate remarks returned thanks for the
l>:Eo pnmeDt.
Sykes, COL. offered 3 resolution ofthanks
t. the c ,orts and other officers Of the
,iougc, ,shich was aIso uuanimo moualy adopt
q rpier u suspension Of The rules.
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s7AsR4ElGE. GC{nE,

EVERY ONE his OWN DOCTOR.
a private Instructor for MARI ed persons or
tLosG aJon 10 be Earrie,t, both male and female,
in everything concerning the physiology and re-
iutiou9 ae11al e-ToID, and the production
and prevention II offspring, inc'uding al the new
discoveries nc before given u .Ee FI ,;lish In
suage. hy WI. I0UHG, Il. J.. This is really ~
yatuAbe and Interesting worH II is written il
plain langu,g &c for ,he general reaier, and ia il
luatr rated with numerous ongravings. All young
married pecpc, or thoge contemplating m ;rria9e.
and having the l7a.; imI Iedstoent TO 4rrIed lie.
should read Il ia ta2'-. T. dtsciosts seerots tila'
every one ah,r.!d b. acluai5 & with: atil i j.
booi, tha. ms b.. is-Ee gsp =--,:s ilo ab"v
tbs ho1eo Il s7a.i Ia rea. 10 az ei6T0ss on r
caipt Of 81 MS Aidrers Da. w. TOU'!G
phia.
ocs2j 37-EIs ch
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CANCERS. TUMoRs. ULCERS.

Astonishing cures by Prof. Kline, at the Phila
delpha Cancer Institute, 93l Arch. street, Phila-
pelphit, Pa. At Branch Offices by DR.. Dalton,
233 W. Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio, by DR..
.ireene, Char otte, N c., by Dr., Healy. Stubble-
field Hous4, Atlanta Ga.
WOSDERFUL CANCER AETIDOrEs,
40 EalG No Cdu5:l0 ifedicane5. No Blood.
Little Pain.
For particulars call on or address either Of the
hbOve
ian 27 51-3m III
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LEGISLATURE Of North Carolina.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
TUESDAY, April 4, 1871.

The following bills aud resolutions pass
ed their third reading:
Bill to incorporate the Land Improve
ment Company.
Bill to authorize the Speaker OF the
House and President of the Senate to ap
point proxies and Directors in corpora
tions in which the s ate is interested
yeas &C. nays 27.
Bill to allow aliens to hold and convey
land.
Mr.. Jones, of Caldwell, submitted the
renort of the sperial committee On the con
dition of the University.
The resolution to provide for the audi
ting of the aocou ats of Sheriffs who may
hereafter overpay the pubic treasurer
passed it's several readings.
The bin regulating the salaries OF th'