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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-08-10
RAPID GROWTH OF FARM PRODUCTS.

RAPID GROWTH OF FARM PRODUCTS.
Ours is a forcing climate, and the idea
which many entertain that we can raise
nothing here because we sow late, is one of
the most erroneous possible. The facts all
go to show that this region can be made not
only passable agricultural country, but one
that can claim admiration and invite settle
ment by reason of it's positive agricultural
advantages, which taken in connection with
its healthful climate, make it section worth
the attention of home and forei gn immigra-
ton.
We expect to chronicle in this paper from
time to time the facts bearing on this SUBJ
iect, and in pursuance of this plan would
call attention to what we have heard, or
what has come under our own observation,
in this line Of speedy growth. We under
stand that L. I. Slayton, one of our success
ful farmers, planted some potatoes even as
late as the sth of July, which were foot or
more out of the ground on the 9Th of Au-
gust. E. W. Anderson Jr. sowed buck
wheat in his block on 5th street near the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-08-10

We are informed that the Northern Pa
cifc Directors at their meeting in N. Y. last
week, passed a resolution to carry out the
agreement made last spring between that
Company and Superior, in relation to the
construction of certain lines of railroad.
Very well.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-08-10
A.-The Wheat Field of America.
HEALTHFUL CLIMATE-FREE HOMESTEADS-CONyEN
ENT NJ ARKETS.

ENT NJ lRKETS.
The Northern Pacific Railroad offers for sale 100000 of
Land Central and Western Minnesota embracing l. Some Of
the productive wheat nds America 2 Excellent tins
Der for the MILL the farm and the fire. g. Rich prairie pastTage
and meadow, with lakes and running streams
neathfu where fever and unknown Grain
be shipped from this section to the Atlantic cities cheapy
from Eastern Iowa Cn Illinois Cars running through
superior Dakota 23 miles. Price Of
land close track s. per acre. further away, S40O Will
for 16G farm. credit warranee deeds
Northern Pacific 0 railroad bonds received in payment for
lands 81 TO- No other lands present such adyan
tages To settlers.
Soldiers under the awMarch 1S2get 100 Free
the railroad by and two years residence.
Transportation reduced furnished from all principal
points purchasers of railroad lands
homesteads Purchasers will have the
Northern Pacific Railroad GeGucteJ Now the time for
tiers and colonies To get land close to the ro9d.
Pamphlets containing and description OF lands and copy
of the Homestead law free and full information
furnished all Address by letter apply in to the
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD,
may11- St. Paul, Mimi, or 30 Broadway New York
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-08-10

Here we find Wisconsin fourth in the list,
while Minnesota is no higher than the NINTH
Look again at the tables of same immi-
grafton at same port for June. Whole num-
Der arriving 4o,75s. Of these there were
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-08-10

WE are enabled to state, and upon undoubted au-
thority, that the Snation of Mr. j. Gregory Smith,
as President of the Northern Pacific Rail- DAD Company
has been accepted to take effect on the st OF Novem
Der next.-Nuueapols Times, 2ad inst
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RAILROAD ITEMS.

Wisconsin Valley r. R. progressing
rapidly. Grading nearly finished between
Grand Rapids and Tomah. Bridging be-
gins this week. Tracklaying Immediately
after. Trains expected to run before the
month is out.
Rails are down for distance of fifty
miles beyond Fargo, on the N. p. r. X.
Track is to be laid, and railroad COM
pleted Immediately from Sauk Rapids to
Brainerd.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-08-10
City Meat Mark ETY..
S. WAKELIN, Prop'r,

Nos. 365, d; 367, end ST., Superior,
Will keep constantly on hand full stock Of FRESH
BEEF PORK, VEAL, MUTTON, SAUSAGE, FISH,
&c. Also SALTED MEATS and FISH TURKEYS
CHICKENS, VENIsoN and OYSTERS Orders solicited and
promptly filled for large small quantities. Give
me call. l am you will be suited in price and
quality. 15- : WAKELIN
sep2270
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-12-13
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

49, EVERY ONE HIS OWN
O>SS BODYBUILDING private instruct
or for married persons, or those about TO bo
marTic led, both male and female, in every thing
cCncernin z the physiology and relation OF our
sexual sy stem, and the production and prevent
ion Of offspring, including all tho new iii: cove
ries never before given in the English Language,
by VIM. YOUNG, NJ. -. This is really vau.
able and interesting work. 1t is written in
plain language for the general reader, and is
illustrated with numerous Engravings All
young ma rricd people, or those contemplating
marriage, and having the least impeachment 70
married life, should read this hook. II disclose-
secrets that every one should be acquainted
with still IL is 6 book that must be locked up
and not let lie about the house. 1t Will he sent
to anv address on receipt Of 30 cents. Address
DR.. VIM. YOUNG, No. ilG Spruce street, shove
Fourth, Philadelphia.
~ AFFLICTED AND USFORTU;S ATE.
No matter what mag be yOGr disease. beiore
Won place yourself under the care of any oi fL-
QUACKS-native and foreign-who advertise
in this OK any other paper, get copy OF DF.
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health, and possibly your lie. DR.. Young can
be consulted on any Of the diseases described
in his public stiOns by mail Or at his Office, NJ.
41G Spruce street, above Fourth, Philadelphia
sept % 2G-"tm
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Western North Carolina Railroad. Vote
recODsidercd, and Mr.. WEIGH moved to |
amend the former resolution by making |
said committee to consist Of eight mem |
bers, instead of five, and That the sa ne |
committee be allowed to send for persons !
and papers Adopted.
Hills on SECOND READING.
A bill in relation to townships-that tho
Board Of Trustees shall have power to levy
and collect all taxes necessary for the cx-
pensesS6f said townships, subject to the
approval of the County Commissioners.
file question was discussed by MessIs.
MeIrimon, Gudger, Ellis, of Columbus,
Waring ana AveraE Bill laid on the table.
Bill to amend The charter of the Will
m;ngton and Planters Railway Company,
giving it larger powers, and authorizing its
consolidation with any other road, and the
same to be called the Atlantic and Pacific
Seaboard Railway Company, or by any
other name, the OhjecC being to establish a
road from Charleston TO Norfolk by way OF
Wilmington.
! A bill to facilitate the sale Of public lands.
! Committee recommend it 60 not pass. Laid
! on table.
! Bill in reference 10 Venue. Committee
recommend it do rot pass. Laid on table.
Bill in relation 10 County Commission
ers. That no person shall be eligible unless
he has paid his taxes for the previous year,
and that bond shall also be required from
said commissioners. Committee reported
unfavorably upon it. Made special order
for Monday at II O'Clock.
! Resolution 10 purchase national ColOrs,
the same to be raised Oh the flag stall OF
the Capitol each day during the session OF
the Legislature.
Resolution passed.
A bill to prevent the carrying Of deadly
weapons. Any person carrying same shall
be guilty Of misdemeanor, only except
certain officers. Committee reported unfa.
avorably, and bill laid Oh table.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
J The Speaker announced the following
= standing committees, House branch
: Committee On the Sale / the North Car
: oliAa Railroad .-Messrs. Houston, Bennett
/ Bowman, DIysoD. Of Swain, ard Guyther.
= Committee on Constitutional Reform.
$ Mcssrs. Settle, McGehPc, Moore, Dula AM
2 Badger.
: EESoLU rIOSs.
= By Mr. Bcnucl: A resolution In regar,
- to :; Supreme Court Library. 1t provide
: that he amounts paid in for licenses b
;, applied to Tie purchase Ct Library, ant
= no funds hc drawn trOm the Treasury fl
: such purpose.
: By Hughes. colored y resolution to es
tahlisli an Orphans Home ii this State.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
Il BY Mir. Moore \ bill 10 amend seeio
?, 9, subdivisions i, respecting COUNTY treas
u urei=.
: Ey Mr.. Blythe y bill requiring laut
holders 10 close their lines.
By Nj. hiloIes y bill in II icrenco t
S the to%n Of GvldsboTo il Wayne county
IS by Nj. Perry \ bill - make Neu>
!, E;ver a law f;ii fence.
: CALENDAR.
T. ,
udor suspension Of the rules, OH motto
= of Mr.. Bryson. cf Jackson, House bill n
81, III regard TO the formation Of the count
II Of Alto, was taken up
g The committee on Towns, Counties al
Townships, recommended that the name
&C CliattOn4a be inserted instead Of Alto
~ A0ioitrnci without action.
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Ne" YORK.
Tie IneVitHhic Herald Reporter In
feFVfeWn WaTmOutii-The Latter
viii not Obey IAe Order of Court
Troops ia the City.

NAV OK, IIGG. /.
The Iiofal.i'S New Orleans CORE sI,oudent
reports Governor Yarmouth as saying, in
interview. that he uons not intend to obey
Judge barrels order deliver np tn. eltc, Ion
returns ." LongSt ger. I.ynch, Heron aEt
HoVeG !; that he is Governor Oh L0Ui,I lana ami
does not acknowledge the right OF any coU'; I"
paralvZ bis Executive functions
Between 1 900 and CO.. troops are qnartereh
in various localities OF the city, and more
10 arrive from Louisville last night. I he
beers OF the Legislature, returned elected by the
W@rmcuth Board, generally express their de
termination to convene Monday In accord
ance with his proclamation. There l. not much
excite mcnt outside Of political :rcias.
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TIE PIONEER,

ami will IL devoted to the INTEREST or THE
PEoPLE. 1t will be a live, spicy paper, dis
cOurSing in Il bold outspokcn manner upon all
the general topics Of the day.
IL politics the paper will lie Conservative,
strictly adhered to. We shall strive every week
to give our readers full and accurate account
OF all matters OF into rest. but the Local DEPART
mcnt shall receive special attention.
With a perfect Knowledge of the ME Oh anical
Department. together with some experience as
editorial writer's, we think we can safely prom 4.
Use our patrons paper that will compare most
fayoraUiV with the best newspapers in the
State. We shall seek TO foster and promote the
best interests OF the people OF our immediate
section, and that which is most beneficial to
the whole country at large.
We shsii have IL Literary Department v hich
Will be supplied from the very bCs of our liter
airy exchanges. Our gricutural department
will receive special ATTENTION, and to that dc
partme Mt We respectfully invite contribute ng
from all faImcrs Of practical experience.
In shCrS, II viii he a ne wspaper for the mil
lion, giving iDlOT alton 10 all classes OF readers
y prominent feature IN paper will be n full
and correct report Of the markets and tele.
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: For the present all communications and busi
ness letters should be addressed to Us at thi
pics.
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w. d. PETERSON,
! Editors and Proprlct0rs
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TELEGRAPHI
ODDN AND ENDS.

I H. steamer Queen. Iron LIVERPOOL. for New
YoTl, Is at Halifax, short OF coal, and viil Sick
ness board.
Or. Warren Stone, a famous New orleans en-
gincer. i> dead, aged sixty-tirf year,.
The New Orleans Jockey Cluh races have
been postponed TO i1a 18th.
Tie drawing Of the Louisville Library lottery
commenced Yesterday. Ticket Eumbtr 6.4Jl
trra th2 capital prize OF $4,000.
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LOUISIANA.

Two LeSI9EatiIreS PrObabIe In Louis.
iana-The Decision Offhe u =. Court
to be Enforced.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. I.
The custom house returning hoard have pro-
mulgsted the election returns for the members
o. the Legislature, differing materially from
the Yarmouth returning board. Two lcgisia-
lures will probably assemble.
The following dispatch ha- been received
from Washington by the United Sta.cs Marshal
at New Orleans:
WAsHIX0TON, D. c., Dee. 6.
s. B. Pdclcrd, United !sotss Marshal, Nc,-
Orleans
Sir You are to enforce the DEGREES and
mandates OF the [. s. Courts, no matter by
whom resisted, and General Mercy will furnish
you With all necessary troops for that purpose.
Signcd1 SEQ. n. WILLIAMS,
Acknowledgement
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The Ommittee OF Thlr.y-GOvern.
ment Stock ImprOving-Tsse Feel
ing In the Provinces.

ing In the Provinces.
PARIS, Dee. :.
NJ. Audi1fret PasqUire, Vice-Pr esilent of the
committee Of thirty OF the National Assembly,
called upon President Theirs last night, and a
long and friendly conversation took place be-
tween them. The governmental situation is be-
lieved to be improving.
Itisrumored this morning that GouIard Il to Do
appointed Minister of Interior; Leon Say, Min
lster of Finance, aud Fourton, Minister Of Pub
lie Works.
AT meeting OF the Union Republicans yes
terday, at Credin, in the department Of Aforb!-
han, speeches were made and resolutions edop-
ted in favor of a speedy dissolution Of the Ma
tionsl Assembly. Louie Blanc presided over
the meeting.
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LOUISIANA.

NarmIoWIII SOt Yet Responded bitter
ness of Politics.
NEW ORLEANS, Dee. =.
Yarmouth has not yet responded to the de-
Inani OF the Returning Board, declared legal
by the Federal Cont for election documents.
The political! tone OF the he VS. 2ancr- are very
bitter
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A GREAT OFFER RA :,

4sl Rroadway,N Y, will dispose OF 100 PI-
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ilrst class makers, including Waters, at very
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In small monthly instruments. New 7-Octave
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1915 cash. Now ready n CONCERTO PAR-
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mailed. Sheet Mus;c ard Music Merchan-
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Dee. Ith

WEDNESDAY, Dee. I'LL, ICt-'
Nj. Humphrey presented memorial
from the citizens of Mount Olive, Wayne
county, pra} ing for an amendment To tho
charter OF that town.
Mr.. tIraudv introduced a bill To inc,iE-
pcrate the New ork, Norfolk anal Charles
ton Raj!road Company.
Mr.. Ellis, Of CataW t3, ii tlil 10 ;iulh0risG
H., Norti, Carolina Narrow Gauge Rail
read Cnn,panv 10 consolidate with tie
Chester and IcnoiT Narrow Gla%e Gem
pany Of South Carolina.
lir. Flem!ning, bill In regard TO the
duties Of Superior Court Judges.
On motion Of Nj. Powell, Of Catawb a,
the bIil TO define the duties Of tho Judges
Of the Superior Courts In certain cases, was
male tie speCial order fO~ "Wednesday next
1T H. O'Clock.
On motion Of Mr.. Waring, tie bill in re-
lation 10 the re7tue in ceIt;,in cases was re-
fefIeti 10 the Committee on the Cotlifi8ti0n
of the Laws.
The engross3d resolution TO pay the
SheriiYs for holding the Presidential cleo
ton, was taken up and referred.
The resolution in favor II certain Sheritis
for conveying convicts tn The penitentiary.
was taken up.
The consideration Of the resolution was
interrupted by the arrival of the hour for
the j0irt session to count and compare tho
vote for State officers.
Mr.. Norwood, on behalf OK The Com
mit;cc on State Debt, &C, asked that that
portion Of the Governors message in re-
lation to the State debt t,a referred 10 that
committee.
The Senate then ! ,iuet the House If
Joint session.
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DIR. Wells Extract Of
.TJ RU BE B -

retains all the medicinal virtuespeCuIlar TO tie
plant and must be taken as permanent GU a.
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Is there want of action la your Liver
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Take JurubeSss to cleanse, purity ana re-
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Have yea weakness OF tiIe latest
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Take it to allay Irritation and ward of tc'l-
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Have you weakness Of the Uterine
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Take it TO strengthen organic woakntSs or
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contagious diseases.
JOHN z. KELLOGG, 10 Plat St, New York.
Sole Agents for the United states.
Price FL per bottle. Send fer CIRCULAR. 'w
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New York Bank statemen.

New York, Dee. 7.
Increase In loans Sl,750 900; increase In spe-
Gle ,25o, 900; decrease in legal tenders e15n10;
increase In deposits 8, 10000
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Cheap Farms 1! Free Homes |!

On the line of the UNION PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD. 1900. 900 acres OF the best Farm
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5000, geo Acres In Nebraska, in the Platte
Va ley, now for sale.
Mild Climate, Fertile Soil,
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CHEAPEn IN PRICE, more favorable terms
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FREE HOMESTEADS FOR ACTUAL
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'-...e best location for Colonies-SoldieIs en-
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Send for the new Descriptive Pam phlct, with
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Swedish and Danish, mailed free eve -ywhcre.
Address, .. F. DAVIS,
4w Land Commissioner L. P. X. Z. Co.,
OMAHA, NEB
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ioROSPECTUS
- UF
THE PIONEER.

The undersigned propose TO commence the
of a news paper at Florence, Oar
ington county, South Carolina, about the 10th
If December next, provided we can procure
he names OF SIX hundred (GQG) subscribers in
the meantime. This paper will he called
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TIE Inaian War ip Oregon.

San FRANCISCO, Dec. :
The with tie NIahoe In dams in Oregon
continues. Two additional soldiers have been
killed The soldiers are marching from three
points TO the scene.
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FOREIGx INTELLIGENCE.

ERe French CrisIS-DefeaI Of Govern.
menf Considered Probable.
PARIS, Dec. :.
The political composition OF Dutaures' COM
mlttec insures a report III favor OF ministerial
responsibility and the exclusion of Theirs from
the floor Of the Assembly and reducing the
Presidential vote to n mere fiction. The defeat
of the Government is considered prob able.
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SST1SYCiONANCY, or SOUL CHARM.
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It Is not a physic which may give temporary
relief to the sufferer for the first few doses but
which from continued use brings Piles and
kudred diseases to aid in weakening the iu-
valid, nor ia it a doctored liquor. which, under
the popular name OF ''Bitters'' is so extensi ely
paine1 of on the public as sovereign remedies
but it ia Il most powerful E'zsNic assCl al.
Gerattxc. pronounced so by the leading Tnedi-
cal Authorities of London and Paris, and has
been long used by the regular physicians OF
other countries with wonderful rem e-f!al re-
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Condensed from the Raleigh News.
THE NORTH CAROLINA LEGlS-
LATTRE.
SENATE.


TUESDAY, Dec. :, '72
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr. McCauley, bin in relation to the
registering Of deeds-making certain re-
ouirements of the Registers. Referred.
Mr. Waring, bill to fix the venue Ill
cases Of corporations. Referred.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
NJ Flaming. a resolution to pay Sherihs
for holding Presidential elections, that the
TT easurer be instructed to pay the Sherins
in diiernt counties for expenses INQUIRE"
in holding the late election
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The bill for the relief of certain
Sberiffs was taken up, which bill Is intend
Cd TO reimburse certain Sheriffs for all ex-
nenses inquired in bringing convicts TO tie
penitentiary.
bill referred in order that 1t may be more
thoroughly investigated.
Mr.. Welch advocated the measure, and
thought the State should shoulder the eA-
norsc. He felt that he could advocate the
measure with plausibility, as the county Of
HAYWOOD had never furnished a convict,
and he hoped never would.
Mr.. Love urged the passage OF the blll,
belieVinC it to be just and equitable.
Mr. Respass favored tbs bill, as to require
the counties to pay these expenses would
prove most unequal, as the remote counties
| in the State would be taxed to large ex-
| tent. while those adjacent 10 the State
prison would not feel the burden.
! Mr.. Norwood thought there was nc
question of the duty Of the State to REIN
i,trse the Sheriffs for all expenses already
incurred. The bill had no reference TO the
future.
Harris, colored, wanted ii referred to lk'
Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Murphy would advocate the resoltl
ton if the Judiciary Committee reported
favorabl-.
Resolution referred.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A resolution by Mr.. Morrison, request
ing our Representatives TO secure the par
sage Ct an act requiring SheIifiS OF countle
to perform the duties Of Internal ReyenIl
officers
INTRODUCTION Of BILLS.
81 Mr.. Denuett-A bill TO repeal an ~
to suspend the code Of civil procedure
certain cases.
Tx Dir. Brown, of Ilavi.ison-A bin
empower the Board Il Commissioners
} the several counties to change the lines {
tho toI nship.
/. 81 Nr. Biackw.iI-A It'll to increase Il
\ Quantity Ct personal pro!"tty OF any res
dcut Of this State Which Sh'f! be exeTnrte
from debt.
By Mr.. Burnctt-A bill to authorize Il
Imprisonment Of persons convicted IN Il
L. $. States Courts in this Stat" III Il
State reDfentiary.