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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-24
legislature OF North Carolina.
EVENING SESSION.
march IL

EVENING SESSION.
TUESDAY, March 13, 1871.
Bill to suppress secret political societies
on second reading.
It's passage was ably advocated by Messrs.
JoneO, Cowles. Morehead. Murphy. Dargan
and Speed
On its passage Mr.. Skinner called for
the yeas and nays. which Was sustained.
and the bill passed as follows Yeas ~.
nays l.
On this, Price. col. asked to be excused
from voting He said he was in favor of
such a bill, but thought il thould be
amended so as to take effect about the LIST
of April. He thought the Ku KluX were
dead, and the league was dying. If not
dead, but some branches of each orgAniZa
ton might yet be III operation, and be
thought time should be given these to
hear Of the passage OF this bill.
The Senate refused to excuse him, ana
he voted yea
MIR. Morrimou moved further considera-
ton be postponed until Thu sday Lis tht.
Mr.. Gilmer favored the motion to post
pone as it would enable the Senate to eug-
gest such amendments as the bill might be
found to require. He thought the amend
ment proposed by the Senator from Now
Hanover (Price.) d good one, and hoped it
would be added.
Motion to postpone did not prevail.
Tut upon third reading
MI GA r 10 IN favor of the bill with
the ameudmeIt prOpUsU'i hJ Sh0 oO-r-.t-
| from New Hanover.
Mr. Love moved to strike out the ratify
| ing clause, as it would then meet the views
of Senators, the law specifying that when
not otherwise provided for, all acts shall
take effect twenty days after their passage.
| Adopted.
| Passed its third reading by precisely the
| same vote as it did it's second read4ng-42
| to l.
| MI. Graham, Of Orange. moved snsp IL
sion Of rules to take up the bill intro iuct d
| by himself to Punish arson aud burglary
| with dtath, upon which motion to suspend
he asked the yeas and nays. The call was
sustained, and the rules were suspended
| by vote of 27 to 9.
! Bill then !put on its second reading.
| Mr.. Graham, of Alamance. favored the
| bill in a few forcible remarks.
| Messrs. Robbins, of Rowan. and Dargan
opposed the amendment. and supported
the bill in their usually able style.
The bill then passed its second reading.
| MIR. Robbins, of Rowan, offered an
amendment relative to trials now pending
for offences committed before the passage
of this act. Adopted.
MIR. Graham, of Orange, called the pre-
| vious question, which was sustained.
The bill then passed its third reading by
q vote of 27 to 6.
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SENATE.

WEDNESDAY,, March Is, 1871
Mr. Speed asked to be allowed to take
up bill to encourage immigration Failed
for want of sufficient number voting to
suspend.
Mr.. Dargen moved to suspend the rul, s
and take up the bill abolishiDg the Special
Court Of vii nington. Failed. for want of
sufficient number voting to suspend the
rules.
Mr.. Murphy, bill to amend an act to
incorporate the Medical Society of North
Carolina referred.
Mr.. Gilmer presented a minority report
from the Committee on the judiciary, on
the bill to repeal the Code of Civil Proce-
dure.
Bill TO authorize the exchange Of certain
bonds sued by the State during the war
for internal Im .,rOVements, for new bonds-
Question Oh the motion OF MIR. Linney to
ec Drslder, aud to lay that motion on the
able.
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SlINA lie.
CL ~ "A IL.
THURSDAY, March Is,

THURSDAY, March 10, 1871.
On motion of Mr.. Edwards tie bill for
the support Of the Deaf and Dumb and
Blind Asylum was taken up. lApproprl-
ates $40, 900 to be drawn quarterly
Bill passed third reading by % yeas to
II nays.
Mr.. Robbins, Of Rowan, bill defining
the duty Of he keeper Of the capitol.
commissioners consisting of the Governor,
Treasurer, Auditor and Secretary of State,
but gives him control Of the night watch
man
Rules suspended and bill passed several
readings.
Message from the House informing the
Senate that that body had concurred in
amendments Of the conference committee
on the bill of salaries and fees of coanty
officers and supreme court clerk.
On motion of Mr.. Graham the Senate
also concurred.
Bill concerning laborer's lien; on SEQ
ond reading.
Mr.. Murphy moved the bill be indef-
nitcly postponed. Prevailed.
Mr.. Gilmer moved TO reconsider the vote
by which the bill concerning laborers
lien was indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. ROBBINS, of Rowan. moved to lay
the motion on the table. Upon which
Mr.. Gilmer called the yeas and nays.
which was sustained.
The motion to table failed.
The motion to reconsider prevailed.
Mr.. Linney moved TO recOmmit the bill
to the judiciary committee; prevailed.
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SENATE.
TUESDAY, March IA, 1871.

On motion of Mr.. Graham, of Orange,
the Senate took up the bill in relation to
convicts. It orders commissioners of the
penitentiary to receive convic's sentenced
for two years. &c.
Bill passed its third reading. yeas %,
nays 2. Ordered TO be engrossed and sent
to the House.
On motion of Mr.. Norment. bill in favor
of Henry Biggs, for the capture of Zach
MCLAUGHLIN, one of the Robson outlaws.
was taken up and passed it's several read
ings. Yeas 33. Mr.. Bellamy alone voting
in the negative. Pays Biggs 5000.
Also by the same, q resolution in favor
Of the sheriff of BladeB, passed its several
readings.
Mr.. McClammy introduced bill to
amend the charter of the city of Whining
ton. Referred.
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Iov. GRAHAA's ARGUMENT =

Gov. GRAHAA's ARGUMENT.-Gov. Ora
ham opened the argument on the part of
the managers yesterday, occupying four
hours in the delivery of his speech. He
made no effort at oratorical flourish. but
confined himself to nn exposition OF the
facts as brought forth by the evidence in
the case of the people and of liberty against
the arch offender of both, and thorougly
did he succeed. 1t was, in short, an effort
of great power-carryiug with it most con-
vincing weight TO the minds of every man
who is determined to be governed by the
facts and the law 10 the case. It was a
noble vindication of the rights of North
Carolinians, and mnst but win additional
Iaurels for the speeker.-Ral. Sentinel.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

AdUhS1IA1S 4AdICA 4OI 1Ct l.
On motion of Mr. Martin a bill to con-
solidate the Atlantic N. G. and North
Carolina Railroad, was taken up and made
special order for Wednesday next at IL
o'clock
On motion of Mr.. Houston bill on the
salaries and fees OF county officers and SD
preme Court Clerk was taken up, and the
report of the Conference Committee con-
Cured in.
A message was received from the Treas
urer in reply to Honse enquiry in regard
to cspitation tax. Referred.
On motion of Dudley. col. bill TO
charter the Newbern and Washington
Railroad Company was taken up, and
passed it's several readings.
On motion of Mr.. Ashe. bill for the
collection OF taxes for tn e State was taken
up.
On motion OF Mr.. Sparrow, a bill to in
corporate the Bank of Eastern North Caro-
iina. in the city of Newbern, was taken up
and passed It's several readings.
On motion of Mr.. Ashe. bill to in-
corporate the Wilmington Railway Co
operative Association was taken up and
passed its several readings.
On motion of Mr.. Nicholson, hill to
Incorporate the Statesville Airline Rail
road Company vas taken up and passed
| it's several readings.
On motion of MIR. McAfee. bill to
amend chapter 106. laws of 1869-'7O, was
taken up and passed its several readings.
Mr. Mills introduced q bill to remove
r. ts<ictions upon contracts. Referred.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY, March Is, 1871.

by Mr.. Jordan A bill in regard to Su-
ptrlor Court judges referred
The Chair announced Messrs. Jordan.
Philips, McAfee, Hargrove and Stanford
as the Special Committee to investigate
the charges against Judge Watts.
Mr.. Shull. by consent, introduced bill
to suppress all games of chance ; referred.
A bill for the collection of taxes being
unfinished business, the same was taken
up and considered.
After the adoption Cf various amend
ments, the bill passed its second reading.
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EkPATRIATION.

G. Any British ubject who has at any time be.
fore. or may at any time after, the passing OF
this act. when in any foreign state and not un-
der any disability. voluntarily become natural.
lied in such State, ehall, from and after the
time of his 50 AaVing becOlna naturaized in such
foreign State, be deemed TO have ceased to be q
British subject, ana be regarded as au alien:
Provided. Il That whore any British subject
has, before the passing of this act. volunta-
rily become natJra!!Zed IL a foreign state
and vet is dcsirOus Of remaining n British
subject, he may, at any time within two years
after the passing Of this act. make deols-
ration that he Is desirous OF remaining q
British subject, and upon such declaration.
hcreiuafter referred to as declaration OF
British nationality, being made, and Wpon
ha taking tho oath of allegiance, the decla-
rant shall hC deemed to be, and to have been
continually, British subject; with II IS
qualification, that he ehall not, when within
the limits Of the foreign State in which he
has been naturaized, be deemed to be s.
British subject, unless he has ceased to be 8
subject OF that State pursuance of the
laws thereof or in pursuance OF 3 treaty TO
that effect.
(2D A declaration Of British nationality may he
made, and the oath of allegiance be taken, as
follows. that il TO say: If the declarant be
in the Untod Kingdom, i'll tho presence OF q
ustica of the peace: ii elsewhere in Her
Maiesty's dominiOns, IN the presence OF any
Judge of any court of civil or criminal juris-
diction. of sny justice Of the peace, or of any
other officer for the time being authorized
by law in the place in which tho deciarant
is to administer oath for any judIclsl OF
other legal purpose if out of fer Mslesty's
dominions, in the presence OF any ofhcer IL
the diplomatic consular service OF HeI
Majesty.
ALSO, to the following extract fron the "Con
vention between Fer Majesty and the United
States of America relative to Naturalization.
Qualifications exchanged at London, August 10
1900
ARTICLE II. British SUBJECTS who
| have become and &re nstUrallZad as citlzens
| within the United States, shall be at liberty tc
| renounce their naturalization and to resume
their British nationality, provided that euch re-
nunciation be publicly declared within two years
| after the 18th Dag of May, 1870.
Further information may be had on applica
| tion to
ALEX. SPRUNT,
| British Vice Consul at
| 3-eoW-7wch Wilmington, N. q.
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The Next sugar Crop,

The New Orleans Picayune says there is
every indication that strenuous efforts will
be made to increase the production of
Louisiana sugar uext year. The old plant
ers intend to extend their acreage under
sugar, and mauy will abandon cotton cul-
ture and turn their attention TO the sweets.
In many parishes planting has already
commenced, where the requisite labor had
been secured. Very high wages are being
paid, so strong is the competition for la
bor As we feared. it has been found that
the cold spell during the holidays did
great injury to the seed cane. and killed a
great deal of stubble. This will seriously
affect the yield of next season, and it is
probable that the large increase in the
production of this important staple antici-
pated by the Agricultural Bureau will be
deferred. = : -. ---. s,ss~asp. d.
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CaNCEgs. IUMaRS, ULCERS.

Astonishing cares By prof. Kline, at the PLila
.oIpi.is Cancer Institute. 93i Arch, street, hil.
peIphi4, Ia. At Branch Offices 10y DR.. Dalton,
aS8 VI. Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio. by DR..
Greene, Char otte, n. O., b. DR.. Healy, Stuhble-
field House. Atlanta GA.
WONDERFUL CANCER ANTkDOEES,
n, Knife. No Caustjc Medicines. No Blood
Little Pain.
Ior particulars call or or address either OF the
pbuvG.
ian y 5I-3mch
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alaabIe RGai Estate for Sale at
Public Auction.

11Y VIRTUE CF a DECREE MADE BY THE
lporior Court of Law of New Hanover county,
nu the 7th day OF March, 1871, the undersigned
viii sell at Public Auction at Point QasweIl, in
said county, On SATURDAY the 8.h day of April
next, THREE TR ACTS OF LAND, lying in said
c5dIIiy and belonging to the estate OF John f.
.ioore. deceased more particularly described as
follows One tract known as the Black Swamp.
adjoining the lands OF y. z. Moore, J. p Moore
and others. continuing about 2JO Acres. One
nshor tract known Gum Swamp. adiclnIng
Z 10 lands Of J. p. Moore and &. J. Mott AID
nthers containing Gb out 126 Acres. Aiso,
licd tract, known the Miller land, adj lining
% lands Of J. p. Moore, z. IL. Boil and utherr,
Z. -.ntaining about $50 Acres. Terms II SAFE
ca f10l Uer cent cash the balance IN 20 6q1ai
..-yi!iol.t- Us y1bIe IL three AMI SIX months
.!s-ctI9, Is. i>Ju,ia viii approved securities WI"
80 r.f-jfs-I from the i,nfCaa@prs.
OWEN FtNNELL.
Oommi5= ioucr.
e1sr 70 6-iw*
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corporate the Bank of Eastern Nortn Car.

corporate the Bank of Eastern Nortn Car.
olina.
MIR. King moved to disagree to House
amendments to this bill, and asked a
committee of conference; motion prevail
ed.
The bill concerning deliquent sheriffs,
was, on motion of Mr.. Crowell, taken up
and considered. (The bill provides that
all sheriffs who do not settle with the pub
lie treasurer, for tax collected in 1870,
within twenty days after the ratification of
the bill, shall be fined not less than three
thousand dollars or be imprisoned in the
Peniteutiary for not less than five years, at
the discretion of the Court)
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SENATE.
EVENING SESSION.
"WEDNESDAY, March 15, 1871.

"WEDNESDAY, March 15, 1871.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Bill to allow railroad and other corpora
tions to purchase the stock of the State in
S'Oi' s., No.rI-~+inns by returning to the
Treasury the bonds with which euoh etock
VAS obtained, and for other purposes. On
second reading.
Mr.. Worth offered his bill heretofore
presented) as substitute for Mr.. Ora
hams bill.
Mr.. Flemming moved to have bill to
sustain the credit of the State, &C., print
ed, so AS to come up at the same time.
Carried.
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NOTICE.

a PPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE
pre- sent General Assembly OF Moth Carroll Ia fol
an Act TO incorporate the First Cooperative
Store Cf the city of Wilmington, n. @
marl7 w2t*
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NOTICE.

a PPLIOATION WILL BE MADE TO THE
Legislature of North Carolina, at it's present
Session, for an act incorporating Waccamsw
mar 138.dltwSt"
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Tie State Of North CarOliAa

IT '1faASN "A n VII y SAH VhaaH-A
SUPERIOR COURT COLUMBUS C-UNTY.
Mary Z. FL W. Plaintiff
against
harm ona Floyd, fcoGaot.
Harm ND Floyd, not being found III the Coun-
~ OF Co.unhra, ans it appearing to the eatiefao-
tion Of 4 c Clerk that lie is a nonresident of the
Sta:e II hovih Carolina, ii s ordered that pub
lie alton b. "Ado Tor six weeks in the WEEKLY
JOUNSAL, 81 ne5gsp2per publish eG in the town Of
Wilmington and state Of North Carolina. notify
ing asi defendant 10 appear at the next Term
- =; - 10 -I-~-1c", Court OF said county, to be II I'D
tho an NO. Moniar * III # February? n Monday after
ana there 10 aCGwcr The comp p'aint of Mary T.
FlcgG his wife ah" has f'ei her application
for 3 'iY in : 81 t5uart.
iIAAG JACKSON,
Cicrk 5uuGriOr Court.
b - d1t-W5tT
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ADMINISTRATORS NorsC:1.

HAVING on THE Z2d DAY OF FEBRUARY
1874 before the Probate Judge of Baden c0uu-
samuel Anders, deceased, | hereby notify sill
persons having claims agaiGst the deceased to
preeent them to me or before the 22d day OF
February, 1872, for classification aud arrange
NEXT for payment, otherwise this notice will be
plead SIS bar to their recovery.
Il. Il. ANDERS. Admir-.
feb IS , 6w'
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SENATE.

rv MARCH IL. 1871. q
Message from the House received, in-
forming the Senate of.the passage of GER
tain bills, among which was o bill to in
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NOTICE..

THE RENTING OF THE HOUSES. STORES.
L Mil, Land and Boxes of the estate Of John
Saturday the 1st day Of April 1t. 4
Terms made known on the day.
JOHN A. JONE@,
Administrator.
march u 14l.ltdwtsCh
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NOTICE {!

%ENE HUN Red THOUSAND DOLLARS bav-
NJ been subscribed to the Capital stock OF tho
WILMINGTON and OH-IoE Railroad Company, and
FIVE FER CENI. OF the said subscription hav-
ug been paid il. II accordance with the pro-
Visions cf tha Charter, n3tica is hereby Civ :,
that gene raj NEE ting Of ths said subscribers
H..l be held III the city Of Wilmington on SAT
RDAY, the 25-h day Of March le7l, for the pur-
pose o. organizing tho said Company.
NOD'T q. COWAN,
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.An elderly lady IN CouhecFicut has eva y
Just completed bedqailt, containing e.1e64. eas
pieces. I.EcIa9Bp s19Dsl
James Gordon Bennett, of the New
York Herald, is said to have fortune OF
SIC, 100000.
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lOU eAoKs GOOD RIO COFFEE, CON
tanning Is pounds each. at FIVE DOLLAR RS PER
eAUK, delivered at either of the Railroad De.
pots for five dollars by
L. A. KEITH.
mar II w-1m
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1871. TIN WARE!! lS7h
$4,000 Eo ToFpH sPFn2 OF 44sas TlN WARn Al fSa oR
prices as can be found in the
country, North or South. Ten per cent. in the
Freight saved by buying here Send FOR ne
Price List and patronize your noighbor.
am also sole Agent for the eajo of " Choice
Durham Smoking Tobacco"
address E Il. POGUE,
feb 52-2nl Hillsboro', n. G.
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nOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE
~ OF THE
Lodi Manufacturing Co."

For salo in lot5 to suit customers. This article
Is sold for HALE THE PRIOE of other fertili-
aud Vegeta bles, tn an any other in the market
it Inado entirely from the night soil, ef"l, &c.
Of Now \ Ork City.
Price, delivered on board in New York City,
FTTYantV-tiVa Dollars Ton,
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JACOB JOINER. Esq, Of GreenvilIe, n. o., I'M
der date of Ootober 25th. 1870. says: " The
POudrette [ purchased or you last spring, used
on Corn, and from results, I am satisfied it is
the cheapest and best fertilizer we can use IN
this section"
DAVID W. GAsKLL, of Washington, II c., m
der date of Nov. 4th, 1870, says: ''I used your
Double Refined P0udrette on Cotton in the same
way Tin the drilI,) side by side with Peruvian
duano, the Poudrette in row and the Guano
in the next, and pronounce 1t superior to the
GuanO. In the spring the rows where l used
the Gusno looked the best. but in June and July.
the POudrette showed itself, and my neIghbors
who have seen it pronounce it equal to Guan0,
and think they will unite with me in using il
another year.
JAMES r. Wilder, of Franknton, n o., says,
IN letter GATED Sept. 23d, 1870: l used the
Double Refined Poudrette Cotton. and it
will, without doubt, make more than $56-
Guano, which has great reputation as q Cotton
Manure. The Nitro-Phosphate 1 used on Cot
ton, Sweet Potatoes and garden truck, all of
which did exceedingly Well"
JJ. ROLLINS. of Pactolus. N O.. under date of
October 29th 1870, says: 81 believe the Double
Refined Poudrette and Bone Dust are ali they
are recommended to be. | used the Poudrette
on Corn, and although the season has been very
unfavorable for all kinds of fertilizers on my
sandy soil, I was perfectly satisfied, and beAeVe
it the cheapest fertilizer we use.
]. A. J. AsKEw. of Colerain N. O., in 8 letter
dated September 10th, 1870, saws: II let several
planters have sOme of the Double Refined Pou-
ofette.' One says he wants tons next season
sTtP 20 Pot under Corn. used tons on Corn, and
aLtuough the season was unfavorable, 1t aston
lsnea every one who saw IT, think /: the best
IertIlZer 1or Corn l ever saw"
Famphiet giving full directions, &C., sent on
application to
JAMES T. FOSTER,
Box 3l39, New York P. o.
Office DO Cortlandt Street, New York.
SPRUNT & HINSON,
.,o Wilmington, N. @.
lan134 49-W13t-ch
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An eclipse of the sun-cut off without q
penny.
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ROBERT a.. JOHNSON.

INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES, COTTON, &c.
NEELm1N GTOH. n. G.
NFFICE AT JOHN q. HEYER'S STORE.
would inform his friends and old customers
HAT he has qualified Inspector, and solicits
their patronage.
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