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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-02-02


Ex Sykes, colored, a reioltdion ii ili>trlW-
ti,u to our Senators aud Representatives IN
Congress in regard TO educational matters:
calendar.
Tie bin to incorporate the Cape Fear
Club, Wilmington, was taken up ami pass
ed its several readings.
Thctbill to prevent the sale of liquor
within ono mile and a half OF ST Palu 5
church. Robeson county. was taken up ana
amended so as 10 include Ashpole Baptist
Church aud passed IFS several readings
The bill to prohibit the sale of liquor
within two miles of Smithviile, Brunswick
county, was taken up and passed its several
readings.
The bill to prevent the sale OF liquor
within three miles of the town Oh Pitts
bsro', was taken up and passed its several
readings.
The bill to protect bonn rte purchasers
of real estate was taken up and, on mo
/ ton of Mr.. McAtee, was postponed nnti
: Saturday II Il. III.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

THURSDAY, Jan. -, 1872.
BY Mr.. Sanford: a bill to incorporate
the town OF FaisOn, Dupln county; re-
ferred,
BY Mr.. Bryan : Iii, reGuiri lg the
Judge OF Probate in each county to rppOint
a commissioner TO take priSy examination
Of married women in each township: le-
ferred.
By Mr.. Sparrow A bill TO amend the
act in relation to proceedings III criminal
cases calendar.
allow the, cOmi1issiOI err OF AnCOp county
to levy special tax was ta:-en up and
passed its second reading =
On motion of Mr.. Marler, the bill to Gre
ate finance committee in the several cOun-
ties Of tie State was taken mp and passed
its several readings.
On motion OF Mr.. Currie, the bill 10 re
enact and continue TO enforce the act 10
empower the commissioners of Cumber-
land TO levy i s,1ozial t2y was taken up and
passed its tillrtis reading:
On mOtiou OF Mr. sc0it, tine Dit To AL
thurize the commissioners OF OnsiOw
county 10 levy special tax was taken up
and passed lis third reading.
On motion, the bin in rel:ti iGH 10 the
Robson county outlaws was taken up.
The biz sl3iDor;ces the Governor TO offer
an addition3f reward o. 50 400 for Henry
Berry Lowry. dead OF alive, spd y ~
each for the other 1DettfAers OF the gang,
dead or alive.l
Mr. Mills moved to amend by making
The reward for Ii. B. Lowry Sl0,00O, and
5000 apiece for the others.
The yeas and nays We're called and the
amendment prevailed, yeas "A, nays is.
After coTsts able debate the previous
question was, on l4ol@toIt o Mr.. Sparrow
ordered, and the bill passed'ns atecJ;4t cad
ing.
The bill passed its third reading, MPssrs.
Bryan. OF Jones, Bum. col, Carson, Har-
grove, HeatOn. Johnston, of Edgecombe,
col, Marler. Page, COL, Smith, OF Halifax,
col. ReaviS, col. and York, voting iii tile
Legally:
On motion ~ A. Wiring, The bill to
enable the Wilplnsto4l,, ( ll .9s5ty. 4 Ruth
erford Railroad Company "a Ct1mnGte tIi.eis
road and extend it To tie Tennessee line,
was taken up.
On motion Of Mr.. Ashc. the amend
ments reported ity the committee Were
adopted.
Mr.. BrOadfUOi offered an amendment
that nQ hing N the bill should be constr ned
to affect the iA+ol@gS9c bonds of the VIII,
Char. n Ruth. II. r. 50. .%!,.ch are held
ny the Western II. II. Co.; aGo3Ac&
The bill then passed its several readings.
BY Mr.. WOmack: 4 bill to prevent the
sale Of liquor within three miles at the
town of PittsbOrO.
The bill TO pro- ct policy holders in this
State in foreign insurance companies Was
taken up.
After much debate the matter under
consideration WAS laid on the table for the
present.
The Sen&te resolution OF instruction to
the Joint Copnlittee 10 Investigate the ac-
counts OF the Public PrilpeF Was taken up
and adopted.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


On motion OF Mr.. Houston, tie bill to
incorporate the Carolina Narrow Gttage
Railroad was taken up, committee amend
uents adopted and the bill passed its sec
Ond reading, yeas 90, nays II.
Mr.. LOftin, from the Joint Select Com
mittee to examine the accounts of James
II. Moore, Public Printer submitted Il re-
saIort showing that the said Public Printer
mad ovcrdraWn up to Sen 2lst, 1871,
S3,33S.59, since which time none Os bis &C
counts has been paid. The report WIS
adopted and transmitted to the Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. Luckey the bill Tor
dhe support OF the Insane Asylum for the
fiscal year of 1872, was taken up and pass
sd its several readings. (Appropriates
$50, 900.
On motion of Mr.. Bean the bin to StHend
The act authorizing Judges Of Probate 10
appoint trustees in certain cases was taken
up and passed its several readings.
On motion OF Mr.. Currie, the bill to
amend and extend the charter OF the Rock
Fish Manufacturing Company, nj Fay
etteville, was taken up and passed its Sey-
eral readings.
On motion OF Mr.. Mills, the 18Th 2ppro-
priating $45 600 to defray the expenses, &c,
of the Deaf and Dumb and Blind AsylumS,
was taken up and passed its several read
ings.
On motion OF Mr. Ashe, the bill 10 enable
'lhe Wilmington, Charlotte Il Rutherford i.
Il. Co., to complete their r0ah and eX-
tend it to the Tennessee line Was recon-
united to the Committee on mternal I'm
provements.
The bill in regard TO the debt Of the State
was taken up. The question recunc ed upon
the substitute OF Mr.. Welch published he
tore.)
The substitute was rejected by the fol-
lowing ballot: Yeas 30; nays -.
The original bill (Nir. Ashes then
passed its second reading by the following
ballot:
YEAS.-MessTs. Anderson, Armsi r0TEs,
Ashe, Brooks, Broadfoot, Crawford, Cur
fie. Darden, Dickey, Drake, Durham, Fur,
Gore, Gr&ysOn, Hampton, Henderson,
Hinnant, Johnston, OF BuncOmbe, Johns,
,joyner, OF Johnson, Joyner, Of Pitt. ,Tur-
dan, Kelly, OF Davie, Kelsey, I.ncl>cy, Max.
well, McAfee, McAllister McCnulev Nc
Nei0, Mills, Mitchell, Nicholson. Page,
Phillips, Rankin, Reid, Regain, dickinson
Scott, ShIll, Tucker, Of IreGeH. WithcrS,
Womack and Williamson-4S.
NAY6.-Messrs. Atwater, Bean. Bryan.
OF Jones, Bunn, Buxton, Cawthorn. Car
son, Coils, Copeland, Dudley, Duckworth
Ellison, Faulkner, Fletcher, Garrison, Gull
lick, Guyther. Harris, of GultOrd, Ilal-
grove, Hardy, Houston, Johnston OF Edge
combe, Justice, Lassiter, LOttin, Lucas
Lyon, Martin, MADISON, Marler, Powell
Re&vis, Robbins, Settle, Smith. Of Halifax
Strudwiok, Sykes, Tucker, Of Craven, War
ing, WEIGH, Willis, Wilcox, Woodhouse
Young, of Wake and York-44.
BY Mr.. Durham A bill To amend thC
act to incorporate the Bank o.: the State
referred.
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SENATE.
THURSDAY, Jan. %, 1872.

RSDA1s JAIL 1Ct-'
A message was received from the House
asking concurrence in an amendment TO
the Senate bill 10 change Sampson from the
4th to the 9Th Judicial District. The House
amendment proposed to exchange Klch-
mond county,,tOr Sampson.]
Mr.. Dargan warmly opposed the amend
ment. He was surprised that this measure
should have been pushed through without
consulting him or any member OF the bar
of Richmond COUNTY. He was satisfied the
bar of the district and the people of Rich
mond would not consent to the transfer OF
that county to another district. They were
satisfied with Judge Buxton and desired
no change. They had nothing to do with
the feud between Judge Russell and the
people of Sampson. He, Mr.. Dargan, had
no objection to the transfer Of Sampson
to the 9TH district, but he protested
against a transferof Richmond to any other
district.
Mr.. Murphy explained that the bill as it
passed the Senate simply proposed to trans
fer Sampson to the 9Th district, and as Mr..
Dargac was willing to do that there could
not have been any purpose to lnlure any
member of the bar of that district. lie
/ said the House had proposed the change
of counties to satisfy the SOlicitr OF the All
/ district, and he (Mr. NJ could see no great
.
called upon the Legislature for relief
There was bitter ieIId between them ano
Judge RUSSELL and it was the belief that
under the present circumstances justice
could not be administered i'll Sampson.
Mr.. McClammy supported the bill as i
came from the House.
Mr.. Allen supported the bill as it stood
At all events he hoped there would be M
objection to transferring Sampson to judge
BuNton's district.
The Senate refuse to concur i'll the llotls'
amendment, and proposed I" appoint
committc of conference.
Mr.. Gihner introduced bill to protec
the property and revenues of the | nlyel
sitv which was referred to the conlmitte
on education. Proposes to abolish TN
office Of treasurer of the University, an
transfers his dtties 70 the treasurer OF tn
st lte.
+ The bill to aid in the compieliGn ~ tn
Western division Of the W. \. {. j. Il
the special order, passed its third reading
Is to q.
On motion of Mr.. Troy, the rules wer
suspended, and the bill to amend tn
charter of the Fayetteville and FlorenC
. Railroad Company was put upon its pa
J sage.
| The quests,n was On the passage OF I'll
bill on lis second feeaaax1.,tg51 ami 1t was d'
cited in the affirmative, y tO'i.!
On motion Of Mr.. Troy, the bin VIZ
made the special order for ii O'Clock o
Saturday next.
The Senate concuTed i'll the Hon:
amendment to the bill for the protection
wild deer.
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"or,lownship2 where they occur in said
sections. Pc
Strike OH section three oil the ninth ar
ticle, and in lieu thereof insert the hollow
ing The General Assembly shall make
suitable provision by law for the manage
ment and regulation Of the public schools,
and fol- perfpct!Iig the system Of free pubic
instruction. - $50
Strike out section five of the ninth ar
ticIe, and In lieu thereof insert the follow
ing: The General Assembly shall have
power to provide for the election OF T1Is-
tees of the University of North Carolina,
in whom, when chosen, shall be vested all
the privileges, rights, franchises and en-
dowments heretofore in any wise granted
to, or conferred upon, the Board OF Trus-
tees of said University; and the General
| Assembly may make Silch provisions, laws
and regulations, from time to time, as may
| be necessary and expedient for the main
, tenance and management OF said Univer-
! sity."
Strike out sections thirteen, fourteen and
! fifteen of the ninth article relating TO the
| University Of North Carolina. Amend sec
| ton ten of the eleventh article by striking
! out the words sat the charge OF the State,
and in lieu thereof insert the words "by
the State, and those who do not own pro-
perty over and above the homestead and
stitution, or being minors, whose parents
do not own property over and above the
same, shall be cared for at the charge OF
the State
Alter section 7 OF the fourteenth article
SO that said section shall read as follows
No person who shall held any Office OF
place of trust or profit under the u. ). OF
any department thereof, or under this
State, Ell under ans other State or govern
ment. shall hold or exercise any Othel
office or place of trust or profit under TN
authority OF this state, or lie eligible 10 {
seat in either House OF the General Assem-
bly, PrOrided, That nothing herein con
tanned shall extend to officers in the militia
justices OF the peace, commissioners of pub
lie charities, Or commissioners for specia
purposes"
Add another section To The f0nIfeentl
article, TO be styled section &" and TO rea(
as follows:
. County 'oficers, justices OF the peace
and other offices whose Offices are abolished
, o. changed in any way by the alteration o
: the constitution, shall continue to eXercis'
their functions until any provisions neces
, Sary to be made by law in order TO give full
! effect to the alterations, SO far IS relates 4
said officers shall lave been made.
Renumber the sections in these article
: from which any section has been stricken
without the insertion Of another In il
stead and give 10 any new section tina
; number which by this method would hav
been given TO the section for Which it
; substituted, and the alterations shall b
: embodied into the constitution, and tll
sections numbered cOnsecutiVelv.
Ratified the 10Th LAY of January. a.
e 1872.
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY. Jan. -;

=
Mr.. Trey rose TO question OF personal
privilege. He said he had been represented
by both OF the Senate reporters as having
introduced a bill to repeal the law i'll rela-
ton to landlord and tenant. The bill he
introduced was to amend the law referred
to.
Mr.. MOrehead presented a memorial Of
Duff Green, proposing to pay the entire
State debt, and make three per cent. by the
operation,
And a bill to incorporate the North Caro-
lima Industrial Agency and Banking Com
pany, which were referred.
Mr.. McClammy introduced resolution
to provide for the establishment OF a hos
pital for the insane, near the city of VIII
IningtOn. Referred.
Mr.. Brogden introduced resolution to
provide for a joint select committee to in
vestigate the printing of the report of the
Fraud Commission. Went over under the
rules.
A message was received from the Cover
nor transmitting proceedings Of the board
of education in reference TO proposals for
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Il ROfEtA

HIS Coklpounl is a never fAIiii,s .Rr- ri tbl
terrible disease. How many Diseases have n ,i,
seat Ill The blood-'tiseAsea which have lss.s
treated Valhly for years. II the blood alone n
purified, in most cases health and ha ptdne.s viii
soon retarn. DIR. Fo"ler's Compound Acts ~
pecially upon the virus in the blood, causing In
time the disappearance Of the hideOus sores. sas
restoring the skin e. n health fnl ppea -apcc
eye Clear ana spa kiing, and me vtGie EhlGgt
Organization becomes healthy > - '..n''
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= II stare ~ gents.


WiLNINGTO%, ~: g., Jan oh, 1872.
Mag. i. \. Frqeihard, General Secretary
cape Fear igFJ.Utt,IEsj 4sSeciGtiOn.
SIR As Agents Of WHANN's RAwBoAK AS
PEKPHosPHATE and the STAR AMMONIATED
SoLr BILE PHOSPHATE, we otler the following
Cape Fear Agricultural Association 10 be held
in the Fall OF 1872
1900 l's. Whann's SuperphOsphate fer the
largest prC3l CttGGl C. Cotton 70 the acre.
1000 1Bs. Ser + h9spls.Ie tes t9e lsfgesF p4s Pc
ton OF Cotton 10 the acT9 u ''f 40 : ~ S''{E'i
The above Hreniums are ftsr er0Ia produeed
10y ,.re "t si.ser Of the above FeItiiizere alone,
rr only III combinations as4.E YHgptatioH maA-
or vegetable matter.
We OTTER also one ton each Of WlIann's and
ki6F Phosphate " In competition with other
Phosphasea 81 C"salaereia Fertilizers. Certif-
Gates must he furnished IL the General Secre-
tarv, setting forth that our phtsplates were
Ilse,i. side by side. with other Fertilizers. The
PERSON who produces the best results from the
use e. ei:!.cE 'FhsRn'& " or - STAR compared
with anFof ai,eH,rr:, fa'ai. Le c.:iile4 re- one
TON ct the special n lse4. he "a ske 4ESa
titv of each of the competing Fcrtin ze4s 10 e
Esa'i in the test and oil The same kind of ezOuH,i.
Ioutpe, to- rye required to furnish the GEN
cfal SrcreiaiF FHl e;? ee1 .satcnet't of tn eli,
moA r< nf af..,Iie.ltil.7i inG icijIfuic 1t
'' tiCk s MEBANE.~r
0eHcfai :: geat&.
MAJ. j. \. ENGEi BARD Secretary c. r. A. A {:
sIn Please OTTER the following as Special
Premiums 10 be cO4petcl for at the next Fair
of the Cape Fear Agricultural Association. in
November. 1872:
,EO lbs Cape Fear Cuano for tn. largest Weld
oil cotton to the Aclc, .-.-... $3.50
900 lbs. Cape Fear Guano for the largest yield
OF cen TO t. ere
500 lb2. Cap"I7cer Gauanc - - lHFeef: sielt
Of peanuts to the acre. - ~ - ! .
500 Ibz. Cape Fear GHano for the largest yield
cf sweet potatoes 20 the acre.
fhe abG.e premiums are 10! the crops pro
duced by this gHasll, alf5Ifc.
The rules ami regulations 81 lie ASSOCIATION
must I've complied with.
NoETHoP & CUMMING
Other Special Premiums, and the Gen
eral Premium list, viii be issued early in
the Spring. Very attractive premiums vii
be offered in all departments OF industry,
including Il .4ltstble Premium 10 the
housewife exhibiting the largest and best
specimens OF her handiwork.
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SENATE.
w DAr2soA}', Jan. 24th, 1872.
EVENING ,>&&IG->.

EVENING >S=S~LG>.
ON motion OF Mir. NcClammy, si.e bill To-
take from township trustees the power to
lay taxes i'll certain cases was taken from
the table and referred to the judiciary COM
nittec.
The bill in relation 20 the inspection of
fish was rejected ON its second reading.
Nj. COWles moved to suspend the rules
10 p>G }q!on its passage the bill in relation
to the support IF Idiots and Lunatics re-
fused admissions - the public Asylum.
Agreed to.
Mr.. Cowles offered Il Substitute for the
bill amending the act in relation to idiots
and the insane which paws 500 for the
support Of each idiot or insane person re-
fused adlnittance into the Lunatic Asylum
by striking out the word idiots and 1e-
Quiring for each person applying for adj
mission to the Asylum ii certificate from
two competent medical practitioners, and
providing for the discrimination of all those
insane persons now supported by the State
outside of the LIinatic Asylum.
Tive substitute was adopted and the bill
passed its second reading.
Mr.. Edwards Gid not see Why provision
should not be made for the support of help
less idiots Is we'll as lunatics.
Mr.. Worth moved to strike o1Rt AidOts
wherever it occurs in the bill
Mr.. WOrth,S amendment was adopted.
The amendment of Mr.. Cook, the suo-
stitute for the amended bill, was tLen
adopted.
The bill then passed its third reading
PC to !,
The bill to promote the mining interests
OF the State was put upon its second read
lug.
The bill passed its second reading.
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TO T. A R MI IL RS and
AMTEKS.

DOUBLE REEINEDtP orDRKrrE, of the Lodi
Manufacturing Co, "for sale In lots to suit
tonters. This article IS 'sola for half the price
Of other fertilizers, and is cheaper ror Cotton,
Corn, Tobacco and Vegetables than any other
in tAe l..afket, IL Ia Isade-entI9eiS from the
night-soil Offal. &c, OF New York City. Price,
delivered on board IN New York city, twenty
five dollars per ton. ] ask attention to the fol-
lowing testimonials :.s--es--.z--,ss..
II. A. j. ASK ew, of ColeTain, y. C., in a letter
dated Sept. 10th, 1870, says: IL let several
planters have cone OF the "DOuhle Reined
POud, cite - Jne says 10 .Hanls i've tons next
season, tU put dhttef@ C0rii 4 used four tons
Corn, and although tiie season was unfavor-
able, it astGnfshed pyery One Tho say it,
think 1t the pest Fertilizer fof Corn IeYef saw.
paRiel Mel .aQfY, al New Brunswick. n. D.,
under date OF AaHIst llth, lss0, GayR: HUPon
the recommendation of Prof. Cook, of the New
Jersey State Agricultural College, who analy-
Zed the Lodi CSs Double Refined POudrette,
used it very extensively two years ago. This
year used, in connection with neighbor IN.
l.. EEalegl, R.C - SI,EG0 EY1r - .. G1uple Axe
inod Foutirette,iiI cs4E ChceIfulIy Tec0Inm end
this to De5 as believes a cheap add valuable
Concentrated Fetanzer." =. ~. ....
Pamphlef, eiViHg full directions, &c. sent
9N Application e ,,,so ,,a..,.,,,
of HoTIiandt Street, New York.
For sale by
%PRTNT a. HINSON,
Wilmington, N {.
Ian 0E B-NSNch
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"a English paper estimates the average
speoG OF railway trains in that country as
not probably more than - log az, md SC
for those which are regarded as fast trying
The Manchester express goes from Kentisn
town to Leicoter, distance Of 97dl miles,
in two hours and eight minutes, the speed
being AZ miles an hour and the Scotch sex.
press from Kings Cross at $40 reaches
Peterboro', 7Gaa miles, III one hour ard
thirty-seven minutes. travelling at over AZ
miles All hour.
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A Connecticut paper tells this stsry OF a
new boy in one of the Sunday schools {:
The precaciou3 y0llIh Wa3 asGed w.lo made
the beautiful hills! about Them, and re-
marked that he did not know, as his pa
rents only moved In town the day before.
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NJ y II &c K,
4 VALUABLE
Tract of Land for Sale {!

/ offcr for safe I.y u..Ii iIe,, t.llf interest in
that valuable Tract bf Land, Situated iir the
county of 0nsloyss and on Sew River, known as
the Huggfl's F ARIA, wfthin five piles ct the
county seat Of Jacksonville, cQntaihipg Seven
hhlsan.l FIVE Hundred end Sixty tires:
Terms moderate. lie 0tIer hAlt l.teEe5t Is
also for sale.
Address LEWIS w. HIGGINS,
OF Hon. .. r. Meares 90. w. 5. Devane,
Wilmington, n. G.
jcn 81 gS-dlWISw3
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ST ATE E"~

Corn ~ cents in Newbern.
Circus III Newborn yesterday.
Measles plentiful m IIllsboro'.
Wheat and oats are looking badly.
Bfina 't;.,n y q i. l'alaieh last night.
Greensboro has Qr@qnI<cq ! but ding and
lean association.
Large quantities d! iGa a9c being put up
III the interior OF This Alate.
Two thousand persons at Haght- J circus
ut Rocky Mount on "Wednesday.
Raleigh is to have 4 spell Of the Black
Crook.
Newbern barely escaped another dis
a@tr0.s fire on Thursday.
Solt,e os The young gentlemen and ladies
of Charlotte have formed 4 Jlea1;no Club
known as the rip Van -EFinkif.'1
The Salem Press saws that !. negro at
tempted to rape a little daughter Of Mr..
George Mitchell, near Winston, last weok,
lie failed i'll the attempt, and is now in jail.
The TarborO .S0utAe1acr saws that quite
4 number of persons from that section
have left for Colorado during the past
week.
The Charlotte Cdnniercin SAYS: A fire
occurred i'll our city yesterday about !
O'Clock, by which 4 small office belonging
tQ Coz. J. Y. Bryce, and occupied by Drs.
Grail3Ri 4 jones, VIZ destroyed. Fire ac-
cidental.
\ chambennaid at the Seminary board
ing-house, Bangor, Maine. While shaking i
rug out of a second story window recently,
lost her balance, turned complete soIncr-
sault and came down to the ground with a
rush. An observer was horror-stricken at
the sight and supposed, Of course, that the
maid was killed but to his utter astonisf.-
ment, after a moments rest she Jumped
up, ran into the house, and resumed ler
Wnlk as if nothing had happened.