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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-02-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, Feb. 3, 1872.
AFTERNOON SESSION,

On motion of Mr.. Stanford the bill to
incorporate the town Of Faison, Duplin
county, was taken up and passed its sew
cral readings.
On motion OF Mr.. Stanford, the bill sup
elemental TO the act creating the new cOun-
" Ofr'PamlicO'' was taken up and passed
its several readings.
BY Mr.. Luckey: n bill TO levy special
tax for the benefit of the Insane Asylum ::
referred.
On motion of Mr.. Jordan, the resolution
concerning the taxation of Banks, farm and
products, was taken up.
On motion OF Mr.. Houston the bill was
laid on the table.
The Senate resolution raising special
Joint committee to wait on the MeSSrS.
Coleman and ascertain upon what terms
they will relinquish their rights under
the existing contract for the construction OF
the Penitentiary was taken up and passed
its several readings.
BY Mr.. Broadfoot A bill concerning the
taxation of Banks calendar.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


THURSDAY. Feb. s. 1872.
The unfinished business being the bill
from the Senate in relation to apportion-
ment III The Senate was taken mp. but gave
way To the Senate bill in relation tu mar
riage, marriage contracts, &c.
The bill passed its second reading. and
was made the special order 80 p. IN. to-
night.
Bill in reference To the pruportionmcnt Of
the State Senate.
Pending tho discussion the special order,
report OF the conference committee
The House then concIuIrd in the report
of the conference commttee-ycas II.
NAYS 50.
Mr.. L"flln from the Committee on Edu-
cation reported on the following bills:
Bill creating The Office OF Assistant SIT
pcrirtcndcnt OF Public instruction.
Bill to allow school committees pay for
their services.
Bill 10 repeal sub. }, see. 30, of scIrol
laws OF 1869. .aes.,
Bill to protect property and rcvepuc of
the UniveISi". T. -
! Rill in relation to the superintendent al
, the State Senate WAS again taken up. ..,r -
On motion the bill WAS laid on the table
\ message was received from the Senate
! transmitting The following bills and r,.Sol,t-
! tinns:
Resolution t" invite immiSra ION to North
Carolina.
! Bill creating trusts and estates.
/ Bill to protect oysters and tarapins i'll the
| wctCrs of North Carolina.
Bill to promote the planting of oysters
/ and clamS III the waters of North Carolina
! Bill.tc divide North Carolina into eight
/ congressional districts.
/ On motion of Mr.. Robinson, the bill to
! divide North Carolina into eight congress
! sIonal districts, Was l'ut upon lis seeoud
! reading and passed-ycas 5s, nays b.
Under a. suspension of Tie rules the bin
/ passed its third rcalinS-ycas 56, nays 20.
| Bill i'll reference to conStables WAS taken
! M on its third reading, and failed to pass
for want cf quorum.
OnHOtien of Mr.. Johnston, of Buncumbc,
the rules were suspended, and bill i'll rela-
! ton To the stock of the State in the West
ern Division Of the W. y. G. II. II. was Ia
/ ken up.
! Pending the discussion of the bill. the
House adjourned 10 meet ut Z e'cloe'k.s
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10 r A R Nj II IL - and
PA NTNNCRS

DOUBLE HEFINED PouDEErTE, OF the Lodi
Manufacturing Co.." for sal III lots to buit Gus
toners. This article is Sold for half the price
OF other fertilizers, and Is cheaper Tor Cotton
Corn, Tobacco and Vegetables than any other
Pightsoil, ohaI- &c, OF New York City. Price,
delivered OH board in New York CITY, twenty
I'VE dollars per ton. ask attention to the fol
lowing testimonials
j. All. Askew ,5of Colerain, Y e in J; letter
dated Sept. 10th, 1870, says: Il let several
planters have some OF the iEDoublc Refined
Poudrettc." One says lie wants five tons next
season to pat unuer Corr. - i used four tons on
Corn, and although the season was unfavor-
able, 1t astOnished every one who saw it. I
think 1t the best fertilizer for Corn lever saw"
Daniel McLaury, OF New Brunswick, n. j..
under date of August 18th, 1870, says: tEUrpon
the Recommendation of Prof. Cook, OF the New
Jersey State Agricultural College, who analy-
Zed the Lodi Co.'S Double Refined POudrette. L
used it very extensively two years ago This
year used, in connection with a neighbor IN
II. Dudley, about 80 800 worth of Double Re-
fined Poudrette. can cheerfully recommen
this TO be- as believe, a cheap and valuable
Coneent Iated Fertilizer 800 l'|.r r..#
Pamphlet, giving full directions, &c, sent
on application 10
-" JAMES T. FOSTER
- .Hz &c Cmtlan'tt Street, New York
For sale by Vsi ai -..t
&. SPRINT 81 HHNSON
.oo...s.. Wilmington, n. G.
Jan 70 2s-wSwch
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
EVENING SESSION.
IHTRSD kY +

EVENING SESSION.
THURSDAY, Feb. s.
Bill tor the better protection of oysters
and telrapinS in the waters Of North Caro-
lima, passed its second reading.
A message was received from the Senate,
transmitting State Senate apporionment
bill, with amendments, and asking concur
renee therein.
The bill passed lis third readng-yeas
50, nays II.
Message was received from the Senate
transmitting resolution resembling a former
resolution fixing the day of Adjournment
on Monday.
The resolution to rescind passed the
House, yeas As: nays II.
Bill to amend sec. 06, laws IS79-'7O
Bill in reference to elections and regis
tration for 1872 with amendments from the
Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. Robinson; the Senate
amendments We're Concurred in.
Senate bill to establish the prices for the
public printing, read and referred to COM
mittrr on Printing.
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SCROFUI.A.

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time the disappearance OF tile hideOus sores, and
restoring the skinto Acalthinl appearance, the
eye clear and sparkling, and the whole human
organization becomes healthy.
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the result OF patient investigation, requiring
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SENATE.
SATURDAY., Feb.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The bill to incorporate the New River
Canal company. Also
The bill to prevent the sale OF spirtuous
liquors within one and half miles ot St.
I'aurs Church and Ashepole Meeting
House, RObeson county, passed the econd
and third readings.
The bin To prevent Illicit or fraudulent
trading in the night time or on Sundays
was laid on the table.
The bin for the relief OF Express Com
panieS was taken up.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


BY Mr.. Jordon, a bill concerning the
taxation of Banks calendar.
BY Mr.. Sparrow !: A bill to prevent the
practice and procedure in action by cradi-
Tors Of deceased persons against their per-
sOnal representatives. Referred.
On motion of Mr.. Durham, the bill con-
corning the election and registration in 1872,
was taken up.
The previous question was called and
the bill passed its Sd reading; yeas 80, nays
30, q strict party vote.
On motion of Mr.. Harris, Of Guilford, the
ill reducing the salary of the Governor TO
% 500 per annum, TO take effect on the 1st
day of January, 1879, was taken up and
liaSsed its Cd reading.
The bill was put on its third reading.
After considerable debate the bill was re-
tered to the Finance committee.
SENATORIAL. APPOETIoNMENT.
The bill redistricting the Senatorial dis
tricts of the State was taken up and after
i long debate, and the adoption and reiee-
ton Enumerous. amendments, passed its
"a reading.
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Kidney and Bladder Complaints.

Urinary, and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
DTarSv, StoppaGt OF Water, lncOntnenCe or
urine, BriGhts Disease, Albumnur,iI. and IN All
casts where there are brick dust deposits, or the
water is thick, cloudy mixed with substances like
tile white OF egg, or threads Ike white silk,
or there is IA morbid, dark, bilious appearance.
and white bore dust deposits, and when there is
pricking. hrrning sensation When passing wa
ter, AMI PAIN iii the Small of the Back and aiuIg
tn, INt,iII
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-02-16
EVERY DAY AN INCREASE IN FLESH
AND WEIGHT Is SEEN AND FELT.
Tho Great blood Puri fer.

Every drop OF the SARSPAILLIAN RESOI.-
VENT comm uniCatee through the blood, Sweat
Urine and other fluids and juices of the system
the VigOr of life, for it repairs the wastes OF the
body with new and sound material SCroiuii,
Syphilis, Consumption. GlandulaI discusses. II
GERS IN the throat, Mouth. TUpIors, Nodes III the
Glands and other parts Ui the system, Sore Eyes,
SHumOrous discharges from the Ears, aud the
worst forms OF skin diseases, EruPtiOls. Fever
Sores, Scald Head, Ring Worm, salt RheuID :,
ErySipelas, Acne, Hlack Spots, Worms IN the
Flesh yumorS. Cancers IN the Womb, and all
weak Cniug and painful discharges, Night Sweata
Loss OF Sperm aud all wastes OF the life i,TiIcl.
PIE, are Within the curative range .; this wonder
OF Modern Chemistry, and a lew days use wiz
prove to any person using II Tor either OF these
forms OF disease It's I,UtrDt power 10 cure them.
II the pat lent, daily becoming reduced by the
Nusttss and DECOMPOSITION that is continually
progressing, suCCGFtlS i'll a5rcstlB these wastes
aud repairs Tive same it'll new material Iuade
from healthy blood, and the SARSpARIIIIAN
VIII and d'pcS secures. cure ~ certain for
when once tais remedy commences its work Ot
pUriicaticn and succeeds in diminishing the
loss oI wastes, its repairs will he rapid, aud
every day the patient will feel himself growing
/ Cttrr aud stronger, the fool tlgcoting better,
appetite improving, aud flesh aud weight in
cTcasiHE.
Not oIlly dos the SAE1PAIIiIIAN kESUL-
VENT excel all known agents III the cure ~
Chronic, ScrOfuoEs, Constitutional and Skin
Diseases but ii Is the oItiy posAfiVe
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-02-16
AN ACT
EeS Incorporate tlsc Wilmington and
shasI"tf" HALLWAY Building <ona-
ipauy.

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Railways Ready Relief

WILL AFFORD INSTANT EAsE.
Inta fumation OF the Kidneys,
Inflammation of the Bladder,
Inflammation OF the Bowels,
Congestion OF the Lungs
Sore Throat Difficult Breathing,
PalpitatiOn of the Heart,
Mysteries, Group, Diptheria,
+ Catarrh, Influenza,
Headache, ToOthache,
Neuralgia, rheumatism,
Cold Chills, Ague Chills,
The application of the Ready Reiiefte the part
ease and comfort.
Twenty drops in half a tunibler water will in
a few moments cure Cramps, Spasms, Sour
stomach, Heartburn, Sick Headache, Diar-
rhPa, DySentery, Collie, Wind in the Bowels
and all Internal Pains.
Travellers should always carry "A bottle OF RAD.
WAYS READY RELIEF with them. A few drOpA
. in water Will prevent sickness or pains from
change OF water. 1t ia better than French
Brandy OF Bltt6rS as a Stimulant.
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SENATE.
SATURDAY, Feb. ,, 49,:

SATURDAY, Feb. ,, 1872.
Mr.. Murphy. from the Committee on
Agriculture, reported tavOrably on the
hill to prevent fraud iii the adulteration OF
fertilizers. Calendar.
The bill to authorize the commissioners
Of Onslow to levy special tax passed It's
third reading.
Also the bin to authorize the commits
siOners of Sampson county TO levy Il
special tax.
Also the bill to continue In force ali act
10 authorize the commissioners Of Cumber-
land to levy a special tax.
Also the bill to authorize the commits
sioners Of Montgomery county to levy a
special tax and to issue bonds.
The unfinished business of yesterday,
the bill concerning cODstables, was re-
sumed, and the bill passed its second read-
ing
The bill to amend sections 8, IL and Is,
chapter 1870, laws Of 1870 II, was put
upon it's second reading. fees OF county
officers, &c.l
The bill passed its second reading.
RE-DIsTRICTING THE STATE,
The bill to be entitled an act to divide
North Carolina into eight Congressional
Districts, the special order, was put upon
its second reading.
Mr.. McCiammy moved to rccomInlt the
bill and substitute till Monday, and that a
committee Of one person from each Con
yrcssional District be appointed to confer
with the committee, and report bill for
the action of the Senate. Adopted.
The consideration of the bill in regard to
probate of deeds and the privy eXamina-
ton of femeS cOreIt was reSummed, and
the bill passed its second leading.
The bill to amend the law Of limited
partnerships, passed its recond reading
also
The bill to promote and encourage the
planting Of oysters and clans ; also
The bill to mend the law Of evidence III
certain cases ; also
The bill to define and punish the crime
Of embezZlement. Under a suspension OF
The rules, the bill passed its third reading.
On motion of NJ. Whiteside, the rules
were suspended, and the following bill
passed its several readings:
The bill to require Superior Court Clerks
TO attend i'll their offices every Monday
from 0 a. M, till p. m, for probate duty,
and each succeeding day till such matter
is disposed of, under the penalty of 4 for
lecture Of his office, unless the failure he
because of sickness.
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SENATE.

J. EIDAh- Feb. =.
lb3 bill III regard toa municipal election
il the town ct Carthage, Moore county,
passed its final reading.
Mr.. NhitCSidc introduced Il bill to amend
the act III relation to the Senatorial dis
tricts, which was made the special order for
II o clock to-day.
The bill 10 amend clap. IS private laws
Of lS7O-'7l, passed its several readings.
Tho bill 10 incorporate the town of Fai-
! sou, Sampson county, passed IFS final read
in">
The bill ill relation la Insurance Com
panicS not incorporated in this State was
pootlro2ed till thr lst day of December next.
The Senate concurrcd in the House
amendments, Ia the election bill.
The special order, the bill to prescribe
tile practice and procedure OF creditors OF
deceased persons against thcir personal rep
rcscntatiVes WAS considered. and the bill
passed its thiad reading,
Mr.. Murphy reported taYOrabiy on the
bill 10 prevent fraud in III" sale of CONNER
cial manurCS.
On motion of Mr.. Troy. the rules were
suspended aud hill passed its several read
ings.
! Tie bill WAS supported by Messrs. Nc
C,ammy and Troy.
The resolution to appoint commission
10 examine the OF the lDilDilc treas
! Iuer passed its final reading. ....-.
The following resolution was adopted ::
Tire resolution 10 authorize the employ
ment Of the necessary aid in carrying out
, thc act to provide for the exchange Of State
/ stocks, &c.
J The bill To- amend the bin to redistrict
. the State by changing the 9th, 3Sth and
: "0th Senatorial districts, being the special
order was proceeded with. The bill pro-
poses to consolidate the three districts as
! follows: Catawba, Lincoln. CASTOR, Cleave-
land, Rutherford and Polk to form one
senatorial district and have three Senators,
the district To be numbered 80.
The bill WAS amended and then passed
/ lis second reading, l. to lG.
The bill concerning insane cOnyicts, pass
ed its second and third readings.
The bin 10 amend the act in relation 10
salaries and fees Of county officers was laid
: on the table.
The Senate conculred in the House
amendments 10 bill for the protection OF
oysters and tcrrapins
The resolution concerning the Cherokee
Indians was laid on the table.
The resolution in relation to the SALE Oi
The Eastern Division Of the W. y. c. Il. II.
instructs the Governor and Attorney Gen
eral TO investigate the reported sale. and to
protect the interest al the State in the
premises.
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From the Raleigh Sentinel.
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
FRIDAY, Feb. 2, 1872.

FRIDAY, Feb. 2, 1872.
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate met at u o'clock, Mr.. Presi-
dent Warren in the chair.
CUMULATIVE SUFFRAGE.
The special order, the bill to autho authorize
cumulative suffrage for municipal elecLi1llS
in the city of Wilmington, and for other
purposes was considered.
The special order, the motion to recon-
slider the vote by which the Senate refused
to concur in the House amendments to the
hin for the relief of the Wilmington, Char
lotte and Rutherford Railroad, was con-
sidered.
The vote was reconsidered and the SEN
ate concurred in the House amendments.
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SENATE.
THCFSDAY. Feb. s.

Mr.. MOrehead presented a resolution for
the appointment of commission to ex-
anime into the accounts OF the public trea-
Surer. Went over under the rules.
Mr.. Troy introduced resolution for the
relief of the Penitentiary. Lies over.
The Senate concHrred in the report Of
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HREATEsT .e-..r ..r -
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Medical Discovery of the Age
DR.. FOWler's Compound Extract {!

- FOR THE CURE OF
Scrcfuld, Syphilis, Lirer Compliant. Con
stipation, Chronic rheumatism, Disease
Of the Kidneys and BLADDER, and ali
Blood impurities. 49,.
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WEDNESDAY, CD.
Nh. Graham, of Orange, introduced the
following bill III relation to apppOltiOmment
Of Senatorial Districts, which. under a sus-
reading.
The bill passed It's third reading by a
vote at - To 6, and was sent 10 the
House.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-02-16

The Irish societies in Boston, after much
discussion, have decided upon L public
parade Oh ST. PatIick's day.
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atorial' districts, and asking the concur
On motion of Mr. Whiteside the Senate
rnfI1sed to concur, and asked for commit
tee of conference.
Mr.. Troy introduced a bill supplemental
to the Revenue bill-to reduce the penlten-
tiorv toy 10 G. cents the work on the
main bnildino, :. for good cause" having
hner s1spended, and the tax levied being
more than necessary for the support OF the
convicts. ,,..
M GiIu1er moved 10 amend by prnyi-
ding that the poll tax be reduced proper
tioratelv-to 70 cents. Adopted
The bill passed its second reading - to
16. and its third reading p to II.
Mr.. Norment introduced bill to amend
an act entitled salaries and fees, passed at
the session of 1S10-'T1. Referred.
The bill to amend the act in relation to
salaries and fees, passed its third reading.
The bill concerning Constables was
amended by making their fees equal 10
those of sherifs for like services, and pas
sed it's third reading.
The bill to cure certain defects in taking
the probate of deeds and in the privy eN-
animation OF fc1es r0rcH passed its third
reading.
Mr.. Darcan introduced a resolution to
rescind the resolution to adjourn on the
eth February. and pOposing to adjourn on
Monday, February 18th, at Il NJ.
The resolution Of Mr.. Dargan was adop-
ted.
The special order, ihe bill concerning
elections and registration, wa, proceeded
with,
The first section was amended by requir-
inc elections OF Superior Court Clerks III
counties where such offices have become
vacant and been filed by appointment.
MIR. Moore moved to strike out sec. /
nrohibitino REGISTRATION on election day
exceDt in certain cases. NieSsrs. Moore
| King, Odds and NO1nent favored th(
! amendment. Messys. Gilmer, McClanmy
! Edwards. Daroau AID Troy opposed 1t.
/ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY. Feb. }, 1877.
! By Mr. Mcneil: 4 bill in relation to in
dictmcnts; calendar.
! The Senate bill to transfer certain case.
/ left TmdispOscd OF in the late County
( Courts was taken Up and passed IFS ttlrt
reading.
! The Senate bill to repeal chapter - :
| laws of 1SG9-'10, was taken UP a'ld paSe"'
! its third reading.
! Tie Senate bill to repeal chapter 267
! laws Of 1S6S-'GH, was taken Up and passed
! its second and third reading.
The Senate bill to repeal chapter ~
/ laws Of 1S1O-'I1l, was taken up and pasSco
/ its second reading
! The bill to consolidate the School law
and to provide for 4 system Of public III
struction being the special order, il Wa.
/ taken up.
Mr.. Mcneil moved t0 postpone uhill to
morrow; carried.
no CCDot, Hill i'm ~, fi,t, tR:t, {,