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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-01-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENT .4TlVES.
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 10, 1872.

BY Mr.. McCauley: y bill i'll relation to
appeals; referred.
Bv Mr.. Scott: A bill to incorporate the
New River Canal Company: referred.
BY Mr.. Womack: \ bill to repeal the act
to incorporate the North Carolina Benc-
fetal Association; referred
BY Mr.. Brooks \ bill to prohibit the
sale of liquor withi4 three miles Of the
Methodist church at Shal'otte Camp
Ground, Brunswick county; referred.
Pending any definite action the special
order was announced. tO-Wlt, the iHii to
amend the Constitution OF the State. 81
An amendment by Mr.. Martin, to strike
o,t all the bill from time II to the end, in
elusive; lost. q
Pending any definite action. tie Ilouo"
adjourned.
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WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. -.
The I;u>>ien fleet has been ordered 10 I,}tEs,-
cola, where the Duke Alexis sir embark After
his Western and Southern tour.
Claims for return taxes, enormously coii"ctcd,
car only he transferred by power OF ATTORNEYS.
da.cI after III" drafts Issue for 1aymo1tt.
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ia the Virginia General Assembly, on
Monday. The. Joint committee was enlarged
l,y the addition of three members on the
part of the senate aAd iixe on the part OF
the House, TO bc elected by each body, "to
take into consideration ali questions OF
finance connected with the funding bill and
the payment OF Interest onthe pltblic debt"
On the part ofthe House, Aicssls. Douglas,
Ramsdell, Ridnlebarger, Gray and Thomas
We're elected. aa -
Eisks latest enterprise was lie securing
OF Tie Central park Garden, in which he
intended giving a series Of concerts during
the coming sumllier. For the use OF the
refreshmcnt room connected herewith nc
had just purchased he furniture alst orna-
ments of Tayler'3 Broadway Saloon. He
had expected 30 make the Central Park
Garden concerts, Il marked Feature of the
summer 4slatlseaflelAs-ef--<,cW \ Crk. The
music Was to have been provided by the
Ninth Regiment Band.
- An Iowa gentleman who was involved in
domestic troubles, turt with genuine
Jobs comforter TIE other morning.
Ger5ih4 an old friend Who was Il WidOwcr,
he related lis troubles l. hiln, and told
him he expected 10 be broken up, as his
wife had commenced suit against him for
tho sunl Of $1,000 alimony. 'Well," says
the witlowcr, .'I'll wait and see how she
comes 0lif, and il s!ic succeeds I'll 60 for
hcc.
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Fear Jouf1eaI As you have received
accounts OF the Agricultural and Industrial
Convention, of Thursday, | will forward
my recoIlections Of Fridays proceedings
The Convention proceeded 10 discuss the
various reports of Committees; among the
rest, The question Of local freights ;,pon
products intended for market.
a committee of FIVE was appointed to
coli:.,i with railroad presidents upon tive
subject OF freights, and report to the next
meeting of the Convention.
The discussions were able, and this Com
yention Though little practical has thus far
been perfected) promises 70 accomplish that
which has long been needed, viz !: to make
the moral weight of the tue farming III
tcfests felt in the various departments Of
business. The farmer has, long been tie
prey Of tho more Subtle and organized cal
lines, and, unfortunately, has never before
organized any cooperative system by which
he could protect himself against the va
and gig afitie lnehopslies- which haze fleeced
him of the greater portion of his hard Ia
Dor. .a
This will pass away, and the intelligence
of those l,ew engaged in agricultural pur-
suits will hereafter be a power in this
land.
The Convention took steps to open the
discussion Of topics tending to place the
farmer in his proper sphere. a large nun
Der Of energetic committees were selected,
and tue next meeting viii develop some
: thing Of practical and substantial nature.
The Organization is TO be permanent one.
The distinguished President, the Hon. John
W. Norwood, discharged his duties greatly
. to the satisfaction Of all, md hB signal
ability as al aSricultdralist: both In prac-
tice and theory, makes him prom inc It AS a
presiding officer rof such an or: ami zation.
The Convention is to meet ags in at tie
call of the I'resident-perhars in three
months. All farmers, who can spare the
time and money, ought TO attend.
Now is the time. Strike, farmers, for
yourselves. Meet. not to make long-wind-
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The stockholders of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad win meet on the 18th
instant TO vote upon the question of leasing
That road to the Pennsylvania Central
hungry gentleman ordered Everything
on the bill of fare" at a Syracuse hotel, and
was shortly astonished to behold approach
ing him fourteen walters in single file. bear
inc O24 dishes
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Reported for the Journal.
Agricultural Convention 0f North
Carolina.
RALEIGH. n. c., Jan. II, Is

RALEIGH, n. C., Jan. II, 1872,
Dc,r ,you1pa' The Agricultural Con
xentien- met AZ. metropolitan Hal at IL
o'clock to-day. a temporary organization
was effected be lnt.:ion of Hon. Kemp l..
Rattle. President on n. State Agricultural
Society, that job, W. Norwood, ESD, OF
HilIsborough, he called TO the chair, and K.
W. Dess, ESsF.abe requested +" act as
Secntus.s
ArCn OF counties was called. aud names
of representatives announced, also, dele
cafes from the various agricultural societies
and associations presented their credentials
and we're enrolled:
State Agricultural Society, tWemy-1onr
delegates. ..
twenty delegates.
Cumberland County Agricultural So
ciety eight delegates.
Sampson County Agricultural Society
eight delegates.
Roanoke & Tar River Agricultural so
ciety, four delegates.
Western North Carolina Agricultural u
Mechanical association, two delegates.
Edgecomoe County Agriculture Society,
thre9 delegates.
Deep River agricultural Society, two
delegates,
/ Waync Co, \. & NJ. A., two delegates.
Fair of CarollndS, one delcSater.F
Carey Agricultural Club, four delegates.
! Pcories 4. & NJ. s., one delegate.
! Mebanesvile Club, two delegates.
Catawba Station \. Club, one delegate.
Goshen A. Club, two delegates. ~.
Enfield A. Club, one delegate.
/ Springfield A. Club, two delegates.
! The following counties were represented;
Alantancc, Cabarras, franklin, Greene,
Guilford, Iarnett, Lenoir, Martin, Mont
gomery, Nash, Pitt, Polk, Stanley, Union,
/ Wayne, and Watauga, each one delegate
Buncombc, Burke, Robinson, Stokes, and
Warren, two each; Randolph and Rowan,
three each !; Davidson, four; Chatham and
Orange, six each: and Wake, twcnty-siN
delegates.
GA motion Of Col. y. A. Mckay, OF
Sampson, a committee of one from each
Congressional District was appointed to re
rort order of business, also the names OF
suitable persons for permanent officers.
Under this resolution, the chair appoint
oil tho f. ,liOOQo.
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ErKAEE.

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. IS.
"A bill, looking to the admission OF Utah.
has passed the House.
The weather is pleasant i'll tha mining dir
triCtS.
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EEE+F sSEEk.

..... OMAHA. Jan. il.
Du!ls. Alexis has Departed for Fort Neither
son.
The block OF the Pacific road continues. Ia-
whereabouts OF yer;.l trains i an isun II.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, Jan. II

- ! THURSDAY, Jan. II.
, by Mr.. Mills \ billto make an appre~
priation fofthe Deaf, Dumb and Blind
On motion of Mr.. Currie, the Senate bill
to incorporate the Bank of New Hanover
was taken up and passed its several read
ings.
\ Mr.. Waring presented memorial from
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yy;ufar.gsroof Sx-.sops.

Ihirl. boots and Aannrls arc necessary at this
t1son. bat IT," human fran" requires some
tiUG more t;an thCS" T. render it winter proof.
sT7" iIrITar man. y:qIeas the outer surface Oh
Tn: body. must he prott ,tcd. The raw, moist,
Chill wiE,3 which l,rtN all nj this season trans
pierce the warlnest cIothing. and are apt to at
feet the health unfayorabIy. both through the
pores and the respiratory organs. The surest
way 10 avert thc evil il tn strengthen the inter-
lal machine, aud thus enable ii to rcpcl tho de-
vitalizing influence OF unwho!eSomc weather.
Enrich the blood, gcrtly stimulate the circula-
lion, regulate the bowels, inYigcratc the stomach,
tone the liver, aud brace the nerves with Hos
letters Stomach Dittcrs, and no condition of the
atmosphere. however iaclcmcnt, no variation of
The barometer OF thcrmolnctI.', however sud-
den. vii! have I'oVnl +" disorder the.Hy stem thus
fortified in advance. and put in perfect working
order. Damp and cold. actin.; upon sensitive
or f@cblc organize ti"u. may produce rous'Imp-
ton, dipthcrj:!, metlraiG rIlorn1f-n, dvs!cP-
STA liver cGIn!,,, int. Iow n"Iyoi, fever. or inter
riitt4Iat f.ycr the Importance Of rendering thr
- stem ilnpcryo' 10 tbysr two destructive Gle
neIis i, IT, g~iur oI,l inr>. TcI1,nlS in delicate
Heal b. il, az. al :tIl jahicto be injurnHsly
a;,.rt5 ~ -; noa. ,c,ic influ noes, should take
the Bitt,'rs daily throughout the winter and
sriu,c. IIl thu, way dam roua diseases may be
wardcd OIL, ai;,i condition Of perfect health
preserved l,y individuals Of comparatively feeble
physique lille those. moro robust. vino scot at
prcclulon, are suffering the penalty of th"r
rcckleesn,s.; IN hospitals and sick room
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NEEE WORK.
New YOEi

NEW AOEN. JaIl. T.. -
Ddblin advice; state that u,DonalHc has
asked to rcsign his seat III Parliament. h> yicter.
regarding the Home Governments being OPP -. =
to these Or his constituents. ..- 90
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3sE&%0ErKE.

~ ST. LOUIS. Jan. =.
\ joint resolution: introduced i'll the Senate
toPay currency instead OF gold on State bonds
maturing passed to-day by vot' OF tHrnty t"
ten.
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HOUSE OF EEPK ESENTATIVES.
RiDAY, JAN. 18th. 1872,


l;y 2lr. Witl.eis--\bi to amend the act
in relation to fncS. *. llaccd OF tn
calendar.
= O motinn Of Mr. Scott, the bill III favor
81 the Sheriff of OliSlOW COUNTY, was taken
up and passed is several readings.
On motion of Mr.. Sparrow, the bill sup
elemental tothc bill in relation to the In
sane As} hum (to cnablc persons TO be sent
to aSylJtIAs outside of the State Who arc
able TO pay the chargeS) WAS taken up and
passed lis several readings. o.
On motion OF Nir. Currie, the hill to in-
corporate the Fayetteville Road steamer
Company was taken MP and passed is sew
cral readings
O., motion of Mr.. johnston. Of bum
cnnhc, tie bill to amend the Constitution
of the S>,atc wa, taken up.
Af:nr some debate, the nation TO pest
pole Was put to Il vote and adopted.
BY Nj. Ltckcy-A resolution requesting
the Speaker In require the presence alb
seat ncmhcrs by tho 18th iti9t. Z, -. -
BY Mr.. BrySun 4 bill tasgaid ia. the
completion OF The Western Disision Of the
Wcslcrn \. {. Railroad Referred. -
SPECIAL. ORDER Fg5z,g
The hin in regard 10 the debt of the State.
being the spaclat order for this hour (1l:3o)
. NC ."N>ii ,'I "'i, 1oHHi'''Ito. Inc IT,
pV.ter Is unable 10 report The e.sbate on
this mcsstie in;eTiigibly without publish
Elg the bill III full, which is too voilmlill-
~os,s for publication in this Issue bat will sap-
pea hereatter. %-@
\ substitute reported 10y the Finance
Committee for the bill was adopted. g
\ long debate ensued in Which NfsSrs
Ashc, Stanford and Crawford participated.
On motion Of Mr.. GresQfg, The bill was
postponed until Tuesday next.
On motion Of Mr.. 1JohAstsA,ref- Bun
combe, the bill 10 abolish the ofiice of. SUI
preme Court Reporter, and deyolve the
duties on The Attorney General. MAS taken
|Ftf1. . ga
g9Fuaf'f'r 4 TCTI rzts~ -
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TEL EGRAPHTC.
PENNSYLVANgA.

HARRIsBURG, Jan. I3.
Afrcight engine exploded Mt Middleton, kill
ing the engineer, Dowdali, and dangerously
weandjng the cOnducto and fireman r.
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CABLE DISPATCHES.

1.AIIs. DAN. Is.
NJ. Crcm0r, charged with shooting Iius-itn
spy. at f}iiGn. has been acc tgittet..
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{ Isnanfifnl WOmAn-

faculty Of women is usually keen, 49,
the same chronological organ in n;.la. We
men know that beauty rather ttiasi .sciiius
is worshipped by the Steiner se>. i man
may talk Of the latter 10 his ladE-lDvt, lat
the kee.lness Of the woman li'lo'Ts Lhat lie
is thinking oi, the fnmcr. Women are
fond Of admiration; hence one Of iheir
longiiigs is to be beautiful. The grand So
cret OF female beauty Is leaI!n, tie power
10 cat, digest and :Gs~iIi}iiale n proper 4Gt;tR-
tity Of wholesome food. lake VINEGAR
DIrTERs. 1t viii cleanse the stomach, tone
the vital organs. give a perfect Digestion,
purify the blood. cl.aT up tie complexion
and produce a ate oi mental and physical
electricity, which gives symmetry ct 1o,Tn.
bright eyes, Wl::te skin, glossy fair. ard q
genuine type OF female loy iaes>. Ii iieh TO
cosmetic can produce. -
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We offer TO the American public new ana
valuable remedy for the above mentioned dis
eases. Fowler's Compound Extractis composed
of the best medicines known to Materin Nedca.
1t is perfectly pure in all its Ingredients being
composed Of several well known articles univer-
sally used 10y the best Physicians; each of which
in combination, supl..ts what experience haS
shown to be wanting when singly employed, but
the result Of patient investigation, requirin.
time. labor aud skiil, 80 as 10 give the public
g"nnine article, which they can rely upon, AMI
in place al the worthless and dangerous Patent
Medicines h"CdinG the country; and therefor
enables lis to warrant Fowlers Compound EN-
tract To he tho most perfect eurativs for diseases
OF thG CIuld over discovered.
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l.. +. l'esclid, ST..
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
Col. ). l.. Fremont, w. c. Kerr, Esq,
E. c. Gricc, Esq, Gen. r. F. Iollc, Maj.
Jonathan Evans, ID. r. GoodlOc.
Committees of three were appointed
upon each Of the following subjects:
Immigration, Fencing, Railroad Trans
portation, Sheep, Hogs, dSc., Commercial
Fertilizers. Agricultural and Mechanical
Statistics.
Adjourned to meet at ! O'Clock.
Convention called to order nj o'clock.
Reports being called for, Col. John l..
Bridgcrs presented a &c s,oIt on behalf Of the
Committee on Agriculture Statistics, en-
bracing the following resolution:
Resolved that Inc President of this Con-
vention communicate with the General As
senhlv through the Committee on AeIicui-
t,ne. OF otherwise, in his discretion, upon
the prupiic;y of passing IA lax in regard to
the Agricultural Statistics OF the State, and
especially in relation 10 the number OF acres
planted i'll cotton and tobacco, each year ::
also, the amount Of Commercial Fertilizers
purchased in connection Herewith
y second resolution was also passed bearing
upon the subject, which, after considerable
discussion, was adopted.
Tic following additional reports wcrc
received Immigration and Fences.
The Convention adjourned tOmcet at Il
o'clock, in the Hall Of the House OF Repre-
scntatiye5.
The Convention Was called f" order at
IL o'clock. Tie committee on Fertilizers
reported. also that Of Immigration and Fen
ccS were called up and discussed at consid-
erahlc lcngth. The former being adopted
the latter WAS rCennmtted 10 the commit
tee.
Mir. President Norwood then took the
floor, and introduced a resolution with rc-
gard to the appointment by the Legislature
Of Il Superintendent Of Agricultural Educa-
ton for the State.
Pending the discussion OF this resolution
yOtn reporter retired in gOOd order, but
has been informed that the Convention adj
.journed to meet again oRto-mOrrow.
Upo.i the whole, L regard this coming
together Of some Of the wiscst and most
successful farmers Of our State as indicative
Of better times for us. 1t is, L hope, but the
first outlook ofsolid progress. Great earn
estneSs has thus far characterized the dis
body and many valuable suggestions
and useful lessons have been impaired
to those who were fortunate enough TO hear
them. The attendance was large. The
Cape Fear Agricultural Association is well
and ably represented. Duplip, Wayne,
Edgeeombc aud many other counties have
here their representatives in their most en-
terprising men, and last, though not least,
the noble old county Of Sampson is repro
sented by some of her trueSt and best men.
Can say no more tonight.
Truly yours,
OCC
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NUPERioTE rCOVRT-E ABE \

SaJilia Beatty. William Beatty, Elijah
Beatty and wife rs. Charles b. Mallett,
Hays White Beatty. w. il. Beatty.
Ii is ordered that publication bc made in tic
Wilmington JOURNAL once u week for six
weeks commanding the defendant, William III.
BeHtty, i'll the above cause, to appear at the
Spring Term. 1872, Of Baden Superior Court
and answer the complaint in said cause, a
decree will be made iOr the relief demanded In
the plaintiffs complaint.
u. Blu r.
Clerk Superior Court.
E-iiZab own. y. -. Jan. 1t4, 1872
ian ti,h. S9-dlt& Wf,Ych
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WEEK K MEBANr..

j. C.ler Special Treiniilins ard, t,.e. 5sen
eralfremiRn, Isl, Mil. b. issued ealy in
thesSrsit1c. e'S'eis =aftraetiva premiums vii
be offered in all departments # i.,f! islrv.
3TI s. * valuable Premium t. ne
n 1:;st-ife cShbTii!G The Iargeaf aiia l.. #
: i..otfrf1c: - IF her laa:lciwo7lz.
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; 1t Is .tiss semIlailt ef the cmiaeHt IJy,,
-Ilpt' = llt'st lie toiaasFf u s.Smih tllro;ell
sisies SElas seasaasai s,las Oh Nitl.ogst lpisA-
dang hsf l'fossh' ssAssAes -sas...z4 a.sr LA
- ca Gil nay cttfis with, sci>sors.
mama, is he foundation of tie la,cst rfl,-
seal mo1sei Il is expected 10 he succeeded
by . Rip inS chisll"il with Your jack knife.
papa"
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Progress OF TIE E,eyozutian.--A new

FFOsi'o9S 0l Tic IEeVOz UE1 3ll.--A nov
light dawncd upon the world with the introduc-
ton OF PLANTATION EITTERs twelve years ago.
Drastic IuTSation went characterization and
renovation came in. The eyes OF the people
were opened 10 the great fact that the way to
disease is To strengthen and support its
victims, not 10 place them at its mercy by de-
priviug them OF the little strength they have.
Ii soon became evident that means OF in
fusing vitality into the feeble system, regu-
1ating the seCrCti0ns curing indigo iUn, aid re
forming bilious habit OF body, ~ medicinal
preparation then known was at al compare BILE
To the new restorative. Since then hundreds OF
attempts have been made 10 risai tine Dittcrs
They have AL failed. and the GRAND REvOLU-
TlOS IN MEDICA TREATMENT, which was com
meIced in 1ttiJ, is still in progress Nothing
can stop it. for 1t is founded on til" principle,
now universally acknowledged. that physical
vigOr is the most formidable antagonist OF all
human ailments, and experience has shown That
PLANTATION BiTTEEs * IL peerless inVigorant,
as we'll as Tho best possible safeguard against
epidemic diseases.
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Ilr. X. V. Pirrte. OF Buffalo =. y, sole pro-
prietor of Dr.. Sagc's Catarrh Remedy, has for
over three Years offered through nearly every
newspaper in tle United States, stantiing re-
ward OF $500 for case of Catarrh i'll the head
which he cannot cure. That lie has treated
thousands OF cases and had 40 claims presented
for the rev ward, from any one who has made
thorough us OF his means of cure is strong and
conclusive evidence that he Possesses sure
Catarrh lton,Gy is sold by all druggists.
sent By mali on receipt OF sixty cents.
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Medical Discovery Of the Age.
DR.. FOwler's Compound Extract (!
FOR TIE CURE OF

ScrGfHtd, syphilis, Lircr COMPETENT. to.-
stipdtion, Chronic rheumatism. Discuss
Cf the Kidneys 0nd Ha'1dcT. '1.d rH
blood Impurities.
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North E:traEinisesI st!ttstIe: Ia, yYi.h..
ss g<'tiG lisiS Szas,.

II A,L:-~ESGfH Is pre- niiil,ntl :: readable
FANNY Paper tn"w III It's ill lpIuln".b and n,
" hicte "i news, has always held The first rank
@ilvn" -0utiifrn Journals. It, Ilcv- on every
:npic nt intrrca.-potical, literary, s1ciaI do
ntHdc ana toFeIgl--s always FRESH. abundant
F'rifos amt accurate. comprising the whole cT-
~. o. current intelligence, always rendered
with s''ch prcnTtitl;dc and spirit, that the raper
HAS q large and increasing circulation
AhtsIAk. ORGAN OF OPINION
fHE VI Is 5AfI:I. is fearless, tranchant ir;,Io,n-
t'Hiie, ardent IN it, advocacy OF. sound Dcmo-
tfai" ~ .fic1rics, u!frafing In It's dcurnciafinr
~ political abuses and corruption; and not con
timing IFS discus iOn TO nr.rc POLITICS i. takes
Wne range, touches upon great variety of sub
lSctS, ard aims 70 be safe guide of public onin.
ION on All topics which engage PUBLIC attention
IL gives conspicuous irOmiucns4i tn S ats nyvs
and market reports. .zr-I -
c;'nV"ssers Wanted in Every County.
~ Send yoTr money in Post Office order.
Wherever convenient, Ii not then register i
letters containing money. -
J "A ihfess s.l JULIUS A. BONFTX
fz--s- 81. 5.E.r Editor and PrOprsetOr.
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Il p r. go.
tAF>E: FEAR AGRECULTURAE. Asss4>-
az ATTON.f @s5e5h

Y'llc Executive Committee 1T the Cape
Fear Agricultural Association hare the I
pleasure OF announcing Slle following General !
and Special Premiums fol- Field Crops TO :
be awarded at the Fourth Annual Fair of
Che Association, in the Fab OF 1872: +
|, lei. u L 20 PS. - !
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NVEsEr%T &AET-.
4 MODEL NEWSPAPER
The Carolina Messenger.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY,

At GOLpSEORO'. Nc
LNPEOj'LD I.ND ENLARGED!
a Newspaper Of ilte Present TiIne~.
Intended for the People HOW o. Earth,
including Farmers, Mechanics, Merchants
Professional ~ en- and all manner OF honr,5.
totks. and the v1Fes, ss,i,S and daughters OF AZ
XII
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oxEC r.Yo DOLLARS A YEAR!

Syi< toPIE~ 0EF YEAR FoR ssIn.
? ~ ~ cry lr;w subscriber receives, as 4
GIFT, handsome POCKET MAP a
NORTH CAKOIINA, containing also -
calendar. and tie tin1c of boiling Superior
-gins ia evefY County ti!en!. hoLt the
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SUPERIOR COUKr-NEW nANNV
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