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learnod all Of tho habits Of tho pest. and wo
must nnko further progress III this direction be-
foro so shall bo ab1e to proBoribo ron,elY. Wo
do not aa yet know wlothor It In single or double
broodod. II single brootlotl, plowng np tho
ynoa immediately aftor tho crop Of fruit Is lar-
ycHted IL recommended.
DAMAGE 10 ononAnD-THEEs m 1873.
:. Mr. Flngg suggested that troeA that stood In
bluo grass wore tho loast injured, probably be-
cal1ao tho grass retained moisture,
hlr. Muckrr said that. TO snm up, tho catlHo
WA tho extensive drought, drying up tho soil
under o.,r orehartls,
alr. ,Weir. thought thoro were other, ca,,sea
than drought. II was probable that plant-ltoc
havo Romothing to do with tho doath Of trees.
CHERRY TREES.
Tho dlscuBsiou oil tlio ohorry olieited mnny
facts but no oiinito conclusion could bo arrived
Mt, though tho proof nppcarod 70 be ln favor Of
Ille drought About Chicago, Mr. Dunning ro-
ported only tow doad oherry troos, mud fair
crop Of fruit. Tho nppo crop was also fair.
The dobato ahowod q Rrehtor. danago to
orchard trcos thau has boon generally supposed.
Tho pcach, the apple, tho cherry. tho pcar, and
some Of tho Bmafl trees suffered alilo whom tho
Harno conditions wero presented and those were
tho drought and tho cold, to which may ha added
causea Of minor Importance.
Tho thermometer was reported to Lave boon
40 degrees hollow at Tuscola, In Douglas County,
that being tho lowest point mado In the State.
Rrtn4T
, 1873-12-13

hand and whothor. united ~ ono man, Under
whatevor government hold Tho roinH Of power
tho Spanish nation would not respond to call
upon their patriotism? ]? In looking down lilo
page Of history, 1t viii DO iound, think,
that tho boat euro for intorneotno Htfifo
Is a foreign war; and. If our Admlnln-
tratlon I'll war would 1nt1 q balm for
It's nleoroMa body polite, how ,nao}! moro vonld
to tho bloohaded roxts Of Ouha ls ourlonaly mis-
construed. Tlioy aro blookadol nov, not ugainst
tho British Lion {who, consequently, noel not
lash bis taiD nor against lii. but agatost tho
Cuban Insurgents, That iron-clads llavo, IN =
fcw lnstancos and by lucky hhota, boon tliaable,l
by wooden vcaao1s, docs not, Ii aootnB, dotor
thoso nations noat advanced IN naval architoc-
tnre from building moro Of them; end, oyon
with tl,o disadvantage OF Observation-Disclosures,
t,oy arc mono tho loss formidable al rams.
11owoyor, although We may not dehplHe tho
powcr Of Spain, witch, in tho initiative, might
do liz harm, but 'wllose t1oots could not DO rc-
plcniBhod, willis onr rcaourcos arc bonndless,
wo told thcro IL to bo no war, and, like good
mon and truo, roat satisfied with poaco.
CHICAGO, Doc. II, 1875 &. r.
, 1873-12-13
Sound Railroad He Is n mnn who actnaEly 1o7oB
hia profession. Tho headquarters OF tho Canada
Southern ato ot

Snyder has beon in charge Of tho Long Island
Sound Railroad. He Is man who actl1aEly 1o7oB
1liH profession. Tho headquarters Of tho Canada
9outliorn a1n at
and tho Company Inns generously provided tho
most complete Office md ehop buildings: do
not know Of my Company In tho West which has
30 expensive and veil arranged shops aa aro
those hcro. The Company has DO acrcs OF
and any number Of lots for mechanics mud train-
mon to build on.
At Crosse Islo tho Company purchased 90
noros Of tho Mick Didlo oBtnto, on which trana.
fer-gro,lnds md extensive stock-yartls nro tail
possessed by the Canada Southern in tho
TRANSPORTATION or sTo0K.
From. tho Union Stook-Yarda to Buffalo tho
Canat1a Southern timo to sevoral hours In nd
plaoo--on GroHao 'IaIo. Tho enormous amouiit
Of business done at Toledo, Detroit, antt Oleyo-
land mnkoB 1t difficult to got through those
yards without honra OF Dolby, but by tho Canada
Southern tho delay IL comparatively nothing.
tension T of tie Ss' Cnnada @ Southern into ohoago,
but 1t is only n question Of timo. Chicago is ita
objective point, and, aa aoon M the financial
horizon llghtena up, construction will DO con-
ttnuod. For tho present, tho Canada Southern
haa
VERY sAr1srAoron7 wEsrEnv CONNECTIONS.
Tho Toledo. Wabash d Woatorn, now TINT it
las passed into tho hantls Of tho Tracey inter-
cat, will supply tho Canuda Southern with all
i1nInonso amount Of businoss. To moot this new
de,naud upon It, tho lattor road connects direct
" with tho Toledo, Wabash & Western, tlua
avoiding what ia called tho " Maumee Pocket"
or insufficient yarl-room OF Toledo. It IL no u.s
common thing for there to bo a thousand cars of
freight looked in at Tolcdo,-of ool1rao causing
grcat dolaY. Tho Ohio branch Of the ponnsyl~
yania Railronl Company also has built bridge
across tho Maumao Rivor. just below Toledo,
mud makes diroot connexions with tue Cnnada
Southern.
AS rAs5EN1EH-RouTE,
by reason Of ita easy grades, Hhortor distance,
atoel rails, md eumptnous cars, tho Canatln
Southern noxt spring will offor superior ndyan-
tuges Indeed, from tho Aovornl points on the
hliasisBippi River tapped by tho Toledo, Wabash
d Western. 1t Ia tho boat route to-dny. Shippers
aud travellers from Chicago are awn,o Of tho fact
that railroad faoilitios aro none too grcat now:
III another year thoy would bo insufficient did
not tho Canada Southern promise relief. Thero
will bo business enough for all tho roadB; hence
there nood not be any rivalry of interest. Yet I
anticipate that tho Canada Southern folks, when
they do tap Chicago, will offer Buch q reduction
Of existing rates MI tho growing interests Of
Interstate commerce demand, aud as they uatl
do without detrimont to tho holders Of their
stock. Tho Canada Southern has no waterod or
preferred stock to provide for ont Of it's earn.
ings therefore it Gun mako mouey by charging
living ratoa. IiloC1oS.
, 1873-12-13
SUFFERING IN IOWA.
Tho Case Of tho Ilomcstcad-Scttlers in
tho Northwestern Part Of
tho Stale.
Their Actunl Condition and Nccds--.TlN
Movement for Their Relief.

10 fhs Et'itor n ftfe De5 tfoi'tca journal: ..
llnvp received from so,ne ono Tho palo Alto
Patriot Of tho 22d tlt., which CONTAINS the fol.
, 1873-12-13

Tho tomb Of Napoleon ILL.,, III England. was
again coveted With tlowers iu insignificant
ono OF lGugonlo's toto lays. Tho widow did not
appear.
, 1873-12-13
Visit OF the 9ioaaa City RELIEF Cons
lklitteo to Siblcy-.Nllilt Rs Needed tllit!
What 1s IscallE DoIic.

What 1H EscaAE Dohcs
s1p1EY Oscgo1A Co., a., Dec. 3, 1879.
To &he Editor Of TIC S,a1t4 City Jatg4.Ut:
ple undersigned, mamherA Of tug Com'nlttaa
appointed by tho citizens OF Sioux City to Bcc,rs
mid for the suffering honeateadcrs in OAceola
r ssi aah a oo@ns ra
We reached Sbley, in Osccola County, which
Ia near tho centre OF tho region devastated hy
ErasBhoppols. aud from tue statements of se-
liable mou whom nc have known fur ycarB, aa
well as from many Of tho l,omestcadsrs tllom-
snlycs wo are eatiatiod that thoro aro many fa1u-
m life. Ns'@e'
It is believed that at least ona-l,att at tho on
tire population of Oseaola County IS burning
lsay gus fuel. being entirely destitute Of snonoy
to procure coal. This will be bost understood
whore it is known that Oace0la County il one
vast trcelcsa prasfo-and tho Banlo IL true to q
great extent Of otl,or northwestern counties.
Just Ut tue time when oil vegetation waa ma
turing aud promised large yield Of fas'n US
vel! aA gartlau pralnota, tue gtasahoppata aWopt
away nearly tho entiro crop. This, to u class or
men like our lomesteadors, whose all was i!1-
vested In accd aud lahor, wore losa irreriasubio
unoss ujdod by tho benovolcut OF our State who
l,avo benn moro fortunate. Thoro arc in tho
County Of Ososola alono at 1oast Ii, ,000 acres OF
land prorarcd Tor R0winE seol wAaat Ill the
spring, mid with a sol! Of 1nelipasscd fertility
tho boat cultivated and n,ost productive conn-
ties iu tho State. Dnt miBfortunea and de-
strllc!ye viHitn.iunB, no fault OF tho homestead
ors, should no. 90 allowed 10 discourage ono OF
them, and their Immediate wanta must bo sup.
piled by our genoro.u peoplo, and no one should
he compelled to toe from hls homestead for Hek
Of fto], food az clothing or seed fur nok1'
spring.
Aud this Eentimcnt IL trno in relation to u.
tho Northwestern portion of our 6tato as ro-
ga,ds fertility Of Tho soil and "anta Of tho
1o1neateaters.
What tho poople moat need In osceola County
at prcBent IB bodt1lug, tlaano!a, md food. They
arc te1uporari,y tuppoa with clothing and fuel.
At Shojaun, iu Uilrien County. which III this
ceutre Of a,. aroa Of doyastalod country south Of
Osoeula including part Of l.ynn aiuux, Iowor
puvt of Osceala. mud woss part OF O'1}rlon Cour-
tics, hut uttlo relief hns beau roGoyol, although
to-day they will rocolyo neary twonty boxes anl
barrels Of food and clothing. md 90 tons Of coal
In on tl,s road to then Bont By Qou. Dalcr,
Tomorrow, tito si0nx City Committee will
sonl to 6iblay 1000 pounds Of flour and quo
pounds OF meal and to Hlls!tlon tho same amount
Of laur utld nloal also, banlsats anu bedding to
both plaoea.
Aftor meeting tho question OF Immediate wants,
wo mubt, In nloaau.o ut leAat, supply tho xooil-
wl.eat for spring sowing. It IL liaped from hiuts
nlnlo by leading patronA If llusiantlry in tue
6taso, that this Ortler will uke hold at tho uat-
ter md co-opelate with Con. Iakor anu tho Com
mitteo in securing the amount of seol-wloat 70.
Quirot.
lsigned by nolof Committco.1
, 1873-12-13

70 fHf Editor n tho i}Et A{9fitta J1HfH1{:
] hnvU received from Homo ono Tho palo Alto
Patriot of the 22d ,lt, which contains the fol.
lowlug:
The great hso aud cry about destitat!on In North.
weatcr lava is more scnaatona tan tr,e rotleetioa
Of te co, lion Of tho mass Ut eccss lii !hts region
exia.a In the Counties Of Lyons and oJcooIn,
., ths s';pqnrt i; ,n Of tlo,o a 1es.!tate % . sjEsr
eo T. y sn as na , sns n
y oxe'npt from ta1atton bit tho bl0atcd landnnosu.
atnsa snd rai,road, ,cormorants %3o haze induced IN
to foot tho hil This appeal for outside aid snnoh
top much Of tho great frausls anl swtudles Of tho
tlp 10 get 10 ccns worth * gf,ss 10 lbs private SOL
d,er. Let tho Dnard of Supervisors In each county
nh!anthropio stock-tobhcra viii 10 gone.
Tho glst Of this article IL, as I understand 1t,
ndvico 20 tue county oitcers 10 iErNo warrants
on tlte Oonsty Treasury, for tho ye!.ef Of The
demonstrations Now do not know what county
been Informed OF tlcir ya!,le in othor counties,
nnt koliovo tho effect Of such attempted rolict
would Ho dcprucjate the warrnnts Of ssome couu~
lies TINT little woi1ld be realized Oh thom for tho
benefit of tho honloatondora.
Bcsidcn NIL TINT, when It is proposed to isnuo
warrants far tho purpose OF taxing "bluMtod
land spectators md rnilroad cornorRnts, tho
editors Of Tho Patriot Bcen to torgct that tho
como in for thur share Of the hoayy tax
ntion, although tho 1antis now (clains not bosng
proved up) nre exempt from taxntton. And
| thon. too tlloro aro tho now tnx-paying portion
properly, az well as the "spccu1ators" and
"cormorantA" ahovo referred to.
Just ~ had writ ton 30 rar received the fol-
loving F from ]. L. Martin, ESQ, heeorder Of
aboro rcprouch III soldier, public olIicor, or a
c}txotl. He Wrisos from tie Busne town In Which
p! tito Patriot 10 piinted
EMMErsDuno, Dec. ., 1879.
DEAN SIN Your letter Of tho 10Th ult was duly rc-
ceve, a,t cfecra my he1rt. being Tho first ovilnce
q hearty sympnthy hayo received tn thi. worl.
able to otain n1 for tho destitute, causing 1ome 10
wort: their why 1;ast as o.t Their condition would ad-
srd from ST. Ind 81 my ia lat sS Six nane. pnS
Of heals Of ie,!es, reprssentlng 100 psrsons On
9's sss ss .pes9 e.sys afsy Ms9
;.s thSss H. hsys sS :s,;s sssTsa . ,ss ossy sa
their nrcd. havo aced on your suggestion, and
called ,aoeting on tho lotl to appoint Comnleu
yshilo to wait, hut could rcach It no Boomer. In
Tue meantime. If you can forward unythug subjoct Ia
ssoss s I xess Kss.sn e 6 5 1;sa III as1 & I'll
truly yours, ]. L. nlAl!rrN.
{FiftJ-aecond Wisconsin Volunteer Infunt7yo
! 5uco Wrote tho abBvo / fInye received the
o'BraN Pioneer. I extract from TINT papcI
| {Noy. 2D:
week two since wo Ind not icarnod the fact thai
there woro my persous In this county who would la
cd by ncighhors and friends since which tmc, how.
over, aud after careful Investigation Of tho avaabla
resources Of mnny czeHa In tho several townships
trausp!rud that snccor mnAt come from source,
re tho NUT n ned q, tlo hs ayo o. ncsn vcrp
reticent about allowing their truo condition to bo
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SENATE.


Mr.. Stilley presented the memorial
of citizens of Beaufort county praying
that no action be taken on tile subject
. of the new county of Pamlico, tending
: to attach that portion of Beaufort
county IL which they live to said new
county. Referred
INTRODUCTION OF Hills, &C.
Mr.. Cunningham introduced q bill to
amend chap. 1S5, laws Of lS6s-'69, con.
corning townships. Referred.
hIr. Allen, a bill to amend the char
ter OF the Wilmington North Carolina
Life Insurance Company. Referred.
Mr.. Nicholson, a bill to amend sec.
|. chap. II, public laws of 1S71-'72.
Providing for the election Of finance
committee for the several counties.
Referred
Mr.. Stiiley, = bill to incorporate the
North and South Az line Railxoad
Company, Referred
Dir, Warning, Il resolution to provide
for the further accommodation of tile
Insane OF the State. Referred.
MI. fienlmii,s, IL resolution instruct
ing the committee OR Immigration, &c.
to enquire into the feasibility OF estat,,
fishing bureau of Agriculture and
Immigration. Adopted.
Mr.. Murray, resolution of instruc
ton to the Judiciary Committee to
enquire into the efficacy of the laws
proyiding for the accountability of
clerks, shc.ltfs, &C., to the State.
Adopted.
On motion of Mr. Ai1-.,. the rules
We're suspended and the biii 70 au,sni
the charter of the Wilmington North
Carolina Life Insurance Company
passed rs several readings and was
ordered tobe ansrDssed and transmitted
to the House,
The following bills passed their third
Senate bill providing for the taking
of deposition in cases before iuctices'
court-3O to l.
On motion of Mr.. Humphrey. the
biz to incorporate the North Carolina
Railway Company was made the
special order i@Y Tomorrow at - m.
Mr.. Powell, by leave, introduced a
bill i'll relation to the fees Of JUSTICES of
the peace and constables. Referred.
The following bills were read q
second time or acted on rs Indicated:
The Senate bill to require Judges of
Superior Court % sead to the Supreme
Court the testimony Of witnesses of
appeal, was rejected.
The engrossed bill to repeal the
''deer lazy" chap, 68, laws of 1871-'72,
except as TO tie counties of Clay, Cher
okee and Randolph, passed its second
reading.
On motion of Mr.. Flemnipg, pnGeS
a suspension Of the rules, the bin to
repeal chap. 6s, Laws of lS7l-'72, the
. On motion of Mr.. AyeFa, the f,arthef |
Of the bill was ipfoE-
mally passed over. a,s
Mr.. Merrimon introduced q reso11i- |
lion in favor of Judge J. L. Henry, |
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law to allow time for the collection Of
arrears of taxes-was put upon its
second reading.
ON motion of Mr.. Ellis, of Column
bus. the bill was re-referred to the
Committee on Propositions and Griev-
ances, with instructions to report a
substitute.
The Senate bill to4authorize certain
counties to issue bonds and to sub
scribe to the capital stock of the New
York. Norfolk and Charleston Railroad
was passed over informally.
Senate bill to incorporate the North
Carolina Construction Company was
passed over informally.
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Boots and & hoes.

We are HOW receiving orr FALL IN
STOCK OF BOOTS and SHOES ~
A1rt ask the attention OF buyers.
Mea&ons why you should trade with
we sell nothing but Boats ana shOes.
Our stock II manufactured for us CopSe
Ihehtly we can and do WARRANT EVERY
PAiR OF BOOTS AND SHOES w BSEI,i.
We Keep n yFLL ASSORTMENT or
LADIES AND MISSES
w. MEN AND BOYS.
we kefr every quality that is good-frOm the
cheapest BrOgan up to the Finest Haud-sewai
Cali Boot. and finest Ladies Kid ard Morocco
Boot Give us a call. We guarantee satisfac-
tiou DUDLEY & ELLIS,
Sign of the Big Boot,
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sept ,c,,
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q New CARPET.

THE GREAT WoNrEe.-Ihe New Euyland
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a cen'nrN ago. having cx..eYdrd ~ Ilch time
taitnt. an m''i'r:. to produce >t1!ish and
'hihhi' t>trI"- ~ low rice. after wears of -x-
f-fintnfifS with the best arttZan. have
- ought OUT 4 c1r;tt whi,h they h,,a nam.d
a." VI lie known GERM 4 ~
"A + T. IR Y, Icing an exact inisa-
Tim ~ No!it Is uss"is. 'hr first thousand pieces
q" which. III oid-r 70 intrDrucr them will he
so'h for 81 x c"nrs pr ari.-Sample sent nv
man on rec ipt or 10 cents. or different pat
{. ri,s 70 cents
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which ~ pronounced bv the leading metiical
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SENATE


THURSDAY, Jam. 1G, 1871.
The journal of yesterday was read
and approved.
Mr.. Morehead, of Guilford, pre-
sented q memorial from the society of
Good TeInplars, of Greensboro, $50 in
number, praying for prohibitory liquor
laws OF IL general character, with bill
to that effect. Referred.
a message WAS received from the
Governor transmitting a conlmunica-
ton from Alex. McIver, Est, Superin-
tendentof Public instruction, charging
Hiram E. Stilley, il member Of the
Senate, with improperly obtaining
certain moneys from the Peabody
Fund.
On motion of M Ellis, OF CoIum-
bus, the message and accompanying
documents We're ordered to he printed
A message was received from the
Governor transmitting a memorial
from citizens OF Morganton, Burke
county, praying for the establishment,
at that place, OF IL Branch Insane
Asylum. Referred.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS, &c.
Mr.. Humphrey introduced . bill to
incorporate the North Carolina Rail
way Company. Referred.
Mr.. Durham, a bill to amend the
act to prescribe the procedure in
actions by creditors OF deceased per-
sons against their personal represen-
tatives, Of the 18th of February, 1872.
Referred.
Mr.. Humphrey, 4 bill to protect the
tax payers of the State and to save the
public works.
Mr.. l.espass, a bill to amend the act
requiring Superior Court Clerks to
keep open their Offices every Monday
for probate business. Referred.
Mr.. Nicholson, bill to define the
powers and duties of county surveyors.
Referred.
Mr.. Morehead. of Guilford, a reso-
ton providing for certain returns of
moneys paid ont of the school fund
under the present school Law. which
was adopted.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
The special order, the resolution
in relation to the Z. S. Internal
Revenue, was,
On motion of Mr.. Flemmine. ne.
referred to the judiciary Committee.
On motion of Harris, coIored. the
Committee on Propositions and Griev-
ances were requested to report to-
morrow morning on the bill in re-
lation to the enticing away of minor
children.
The bill in relation to the taking of |
dispositions before Justices Courts. /
the unfinished business of yesterday. !
was resumed, the question being on |
its passage on its second reading. The
bill passed. Q
The engrossed bill for the relief of
Shefiffs and Tax Collectors-a general
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The Marion Star

Is the only newspaper published at Marion,
=. e. Merchants and Dealers in rrertili xsr 4
In Wi''singfon shoud rrmemher this in the
begiDp 'ng of the season, il they wish to advance
their interest IN the Pee Dye section-one OF
tho bert Agricultural distr cts in South Caro-
lima. Address
Ii N.J. McKERALL
Jan IL 1i-tf
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WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS,

worthless limitations are on the market.
put the only scientific preparation of Carbclsc
Aclu tor Lung diseases is when che micaly COM
nihed with other well known rem edies, as in
tncse TABLETS. and all parties are cautioned
against using any other
In ali cases of irritation of the mucous
nlenbrane these TABLETs should he freely
used their c!' ansing aud healing properties
are astonishing.
BE warmed neuer neglect u cold, it is easily
cured in its lncipient state when il hennms,
chronic the cure is exceedingly difficult. use
wells Carboiic Tablets q specific.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG,
4w Sol 4 oeu+ for i-n;,na 49,,
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-24
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-24
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IT'S CIRCULATION

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Richmond. Arson, Cumberland and Moore.
and IN several counties Of South Carolina, its
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