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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-07

which the instrument is admitted to
registration; but if in two or more
counties, then in the county in which
it is first registered. It shall be the
duty of the Judge Of Probate and
Register OF Deeds to render annually
to the Sheriffs during the second week
in the month of September, sworn
statements in detail of the taxes re-
ceived by them respectively, under
this section, and st the same time pay
him the money thus received, less four
per cent. commissions, and thereupon
the Sheriff shall file the statement of
the Judge of Probate with the Register
of Deeds, and that of the lattor with
the Clerk OF the Superior Court. Pro
uided, That mortgages, deeds IN trust
or other conveyaIces made TO secure
agricultural advancements, shall rot
be subject TO any tax nnder this
section.
SEC. 5. On every charter OF incorpo-
ration OF any company granted by the
General Assembly, other than those
for charity, benevo!ence or literature,
where the corporation had power to
become incorporate under the provis-
ions of any general law, whether origi-
nally granted by the General Assembly
or secured by letters patent or other
wise, there shall ba o tax of twenty
five dollars paid directly to the Pnblic
Treasurer. No company shall be or
gnnized under such special act of in
corporation, without first obtaining q
certified copy of such act from the
Secretary OF State, which shall be hled
in the office Of the said Secretary.
SEC. 6. Whenever any officer receives
or collects a fine, penalty or forfeiture
in behalf of the State, he shall with
in ten days after such reception or col
lection pay over and account for the
same to the Clerk of the Superior
! Court, who shall forward such fine,
| penalty, or forfeiture to tho Treasurer
of the Board of sducation for the
benefit of the fund for common schools.
SEQ. Z. Any officer convicted OF vio-
latin3 the preceding section shall be
guilty OF embezzlenent, and may be
punished not exceeding five years in
tbs State prison, at the discretion OF
! the Court.
| SrC. 8. All laws imposing taxes, the
sCbl set OF which are revised in this
act, are hereby repealed Provided
That this repeal shall not extend to the
| provisions OF any law. so far as they
| relate to the taxes listed, or which
ought to have been listed, or which
NAV be due previous 10 the ratification
I OF this act
| SEC. 9. All lawsrequiring taxes to be
! levied by the County Commissioners OF
| the first Monday in February of each
/ year are hereby repealed.
+ SEC. 10. That this act shall be III
! force from and after 9 atiication.
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LOOKS LIKE YELLOW FEVER
AIR LINE ROAD DEFEATED.

NEW YORK, March 5-Noon.-The
weather is clear, but very cold The
gale has somewhat subsiied.
Foster, the car ho X, murderer, re-
ceived his reprlere last night with
great rejoicing.
Jay Cooke & Co. have no a,tvices
indicating their loss OF over $3.50, coo
III the Bank Of England swindie The
firm receives their usual cable dis
patches. but DO mention is made OF
any loss.
Fosters friends think that his pun
ishment will be committed to life i'm
prisonment.
A woman died here yesterday with
the symptoms of the yellow fever.
New YORK, March 5-Night-Mr.
Charles Belts, n builder of iron clads,
Is dead.
Jay Cooke & Co. have sustained no
loss. The Bank Of England appears
to be the only loser.
The defeat of the Air Line Railroad
bill in the New Jersey Legislature yes
terday created great Indignation and
there were at one time fears that some
Senators would be lynched.
Henry N. Stanley reports that his
agent has absconded with the proceeds
of seven days lectures, amounting TO
nearly $50.
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Forth Carosila state Life Eusu-
rance Company.

We see by the papers that the North
Carolina State Life INSURANCE. Com
pany has formally begun operations.
y home office has been established in
Raleigh, Il State Supervisor and local
agents have been appointed, and ap-
ri!cat,os,s GQr insurance are being fled
and issued.
We hear, from private sczssces, that
5000 or capital stock have been
subscribed, and applications for more
are On Sic. We are glad to learn, also,
hat the business prospects of the new
Company are very promising, mary
applications for policies having alsealay
been made. and feeling of confidence
established.
We are glad to chronicle the success
Of all home institutions. The estab-
iishmeut Of North Carolina insurance
companies. both life and fire, and their
successful operation, gives the surest
evidence of a returning confidence in
our financial affairs, and are harbin-
gers OF restored and an increasing
prosperity There is life in the old
nd yet. "-Dotiy Journal, 9TH.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
EVENING SESSION.
SATURDAY, March 1.

SATURDAY, March l.
House met at o'clock.
Mr.. Badger, from the select COM
rlittee, to which was referred the re-
ports of the Treasurer and Secretary
Of State concurring, the grants issued
during the years 1868, -'69,-'7O'72,
submitted that they had had the clerks
Of the Treasurer and Secretary of State
diligently employed il making ezaml-
nation of the records OF grants IN their
respective offices. and furnishing a
transcript of the same. The commit
tee had hoped to be able to make
iuil report before the adjournment OF
She Legislature, but the amount o.
WORK has been such, that consistent
with the duties devolving upon them
al this part of the session, the Treasu-
rer and Secretary of State have not
been able to furnish the abstracts
II. C. ssary to complete and exhaust
we report Enough has been discov-
cred 10 satisfy them that the matter
should be thoroughly investigated,
and they therefore ask leave to be
allowed TO mako further report to the
next session of this body.
Mr.. Brown, of Meckle.lburg, intro
,,1cad q bill to amend the act for the
SUPPORT of the LunatIc Asylum.
The bill to prevent the sale of liquor
! t. minors, was read and passed.
! Tie l,iii c,:icerning the right OF way
> public worship, passed several read
. ,D0s.
/ The bill to amend the charter of the
! North Western \. G. Railroad com
! oany. passed its several readings.
The bin 10 privide q central place
ror comparing the election returns OF
Drun~wtak county, passed is several
readings.
I The bill! concerning the conveying
/ of c0nv;cts. was read and tc}:tTd.
B;,i to incorporate Baptist Church
! ~ Brunswick county, passed lis sew
erai readings.
RESOLUTION in relation to the distri-
button of the laws Of 1863, passed it.
several readings.
The bill to extend the time Of regis
t,ation OF grants, &c, in Cumberland
passed lis several readings.
House adjourned at 11:50 p. N.
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Condense frcm the Raleigh News.
LEGISLATURE OF NORTH
ChnOg!HA.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY, February %, 1873.
EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
The bill to authorize the Western
Railroad Company to issue bonds,
passed It's several readings.
Senate bin to submit the Corstitn
tional amendments TO = vote Of the
people, on the first Thursday in
August, 1873, was taken up and refer
red to a select committee OF five.
The bill to incorporate the Central
Fire Insurance Company Of Raleigh.
was taken up and passed its several
readings.
The bill to be entitled an act author
ling the State Treasurer 10 pay
Messrs. Coleman Brothers S'0, 900 for
resembling the Penitentiary contract
passed its several readings.
The bill to repeal that portion Of t Q
law exemptinc railroad and Other
monied corporal ons from taxation.
was taken up and passed its severa
read pgs.
The bill to provide for & continue
ton Of the Cape Fear and Deep River
Nav CATION Company, passed its seve-
raj readings.
lIr. Johnston, from the select com
mit1ee on Constitutional Amendments.
reported in favor of s1lbm ting the
Amendments to the people separately,
which report was concurred IN, aHdtht
bill passed It's sevcra3 readings.
The Ho1se concurred III the Senate
amendments to the Revenue iii
The House adjourned n II O'Clock
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" FOUL Plan"
ShfpWrcca by SYstem-Re mark ablc
Developments by a Member Of tne
British Numerous
Vessels on the Ocean in an Unsea-
worthy &OnSition-LiveS of Sea-
men Rcckiesely Endangered.
i'r'm the Hagp'sr Correspondent; ec the

j'r'm the RHgl'sr Correspondent OF the
TEibon".l
LONDON, February 13.-One of the
most extraordinary books ever pub
llshed appears this week under the
tItie: "Our Sesmen: an Appeal. by
Samuel PimsoL, Al. P" The author
sits in the House Of Commons for
Derby; n man OF 80 years or thereabout:
not at all a leading parsonage; not Of
great position; 4 coal merchant: q
Liberal, and al advanced cne: b,i:
possessed of nm idea neither Liberal
nor Conservative, hU. Human. and
humanitarian in a very high sense, OF
which the book now in question IS the
outgl owth and expression. His book
Is. to begin with, bibiiographical
curiosity. 1t is a nuarto VOL
uTne, numbered to make but eighty
nine pages ; really containing two
or three hundred the pages un-
numbered being devoted to iIlustra-
tons of the most varied and unusna!
character. The idea which Mr.. Plim-
soil has sought to work out in the wsy
10 the preservation Of seamen from
sbipwreck; and his studies into the
causes of shlpyreck are what give to
his book its amazing character. 1t
seemed to Mr.. PHmsOli that the true
way to attract attention and enlist
Sympathy was not through theoretical
appeals, but by a statement of facts
and by statistics.
Convinced of what? Of ti.i.. that
that there are many hundreds Of liyss
iost annually by shipwreck and as 70
he far greater of them, they are lost
inl,
ole; that they would not be lost I
he same care was taken OF our sailors
~ the law. as is taken OF the rest Of
our subjects ;" that "a great number
II ships are regularly sent to sea in
'uch rotten and otherwise ill-provided
state that they can only reach their
destination through fine weather, and
: large number are SO overloaded that
It IS nearly impossible for them also &c
reach their destination If the voyage ID
1t aIi fougn:" that from these Two
:auses alone land they applied only to
one cisss of our merchant ships,
rather more than full half Of cur
losses arise
Truly, formidable indictment
against the greet ship-owins class Of
ireat Britain. The facts to support
it are what mako up the bulk of My.
Piimsolls hook. Nobody can say he
is vague or lacking in specific detail.
de gives dates and rarticulars-every-
thing but names. He has witnesses
1t hand. There are. he declares,
gentlemen of high character in Car
Tiff, Newcastle, Grecnock, Port Gias-
gov, Sunderland, Hui, Liverpool aud
other places, who are longing for the
OF telling Royal Com
mission what they know. but "hoss
IDS are now sealed by the terrible Law
u libel"
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This is not a pleasant subject to
write about, but taxes are one of the
necessary c-ils of life, more certain TO
come upon one than anything else
except death, and they come ottener to
the same person.
What we intend to say Is that we are
able to hay the full Tax Bill before our
readers to-day, and they can rely on
its being correct. For several years
past, indeed, ever since the war, THE
JOURNAL has been before all Of its
cotemporaries, even those OF Raleigh,
II publishing the Tax Bill, and We
expect we are ahead of all others this
year. IN all matters of moment we
are generally ahead, never behind
others.
The question of taxing foreign insu-
rance companies, IN which our people
generally felt a very great interest,
AID the excessive rates at first adopted
bv the House vonld have had a very
IN urioue eff c. upon our commercial
interests, has been adjusted quite sat
1sracsori;y Aud it gives US pleasure
to say that the State IS indebted, in q
great measure, for this relief to Colonel
Bsnoett, OF Arson. The Raleigh
papers speak OF his efforts in this
be!la-3 in the most fattering terms,
sad private letter from a
friend in Raleigh, one of the
leading assurance men OF the State,
SAYS: The resolution was mainly
effected by the efforts Of Colone.
"BeDnett, OF Arson, to whom the In
"s11rauce men are under great obIga
"t:ons." As long as is this act. We car
assure taxpayers that in every class
md soct;on, and almost every line
tho- vii ind something Of interest to
them. We advise them to read it a
once, and if they have not the time
now, lay the paper aside for rainy
day ard read It then.
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the Senate resolved itself into execu-
tive session to consider any further
nominations the Governor might have
TO make. After short time spent in
secret session, the Governor having
declined to send in any further nomi-
nations, the Senate resumed its regular
session, and at I 80 adjourned till the
third Monday of November next.
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The gold leaf used for decorating
the intelioE Ct an ordinary sleeping
coach costs 5000
It is estimated that the drowning
capacity OF the Erie canal averages
five boys g week.
1t is said that the bridal outfit of
the Princess Royal of England were
WE'VE dozen pairs of shoes.
4 Chicago man ate ten dozen eggs
On a wager last week. The money he
won has been paid over to his widow.
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AS0EEEEE CLUB.

We are under obligations to an
esteemed friend at Rockingham, Rich
mond county, for club embracing
subscribers at Sulphur Springs, Mont
Eomery county
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GOTHAM.

FOSTER, THE CAR-HOOk MUIR
DERER, RESPIJED.
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ta-lrlin ! does not stop at Boyd arm, shailer
or Mycr Switch, and stops Only sgnal at
BCughton aDd Iakevic.
,.t'l rains do noE Stop. % Stop on Signal.
Trains and viii run daily. Al other trana
daily except Sundays.
On Sundays train i viii run one hour late from
Mayvi.le II OIL CITY.
Train will stop al ROuoev,lle On Signal for Pas.
san-er' going North of rttusylllc.
Traiu2 may leave of Rol.,eyc Passengers that
were rceAusd Nuwh of 1lu-vi'lc
~. LAWEENCF, Gen. Supt
G. W 1lEPBURN. Asst .upt.
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NESDAf July 30ih,
n 1873, the ste u mers
PL INTER- and
NARY WASHINGTON will run as follows !:
Leave Pier No, 8 light street Wharf every
WEDNESDAY, nightst 10 o'clock
for Pstuxent river direct, far UP as HilPs
Landing Returning, leaye Hills Landing
every Friday morning At OIL ok for Bslsi-
more. calling atall the landings for Freight
and Psssens ers, and at Governors Run and
Plum Point on her trip to Baltimore.
Leave every Friday morning at 6 O'Clock
or Patuxent river, via Plum Point and Gov.
ernor's Ran, far mp a. HiE's Landing. Rs
turning, leave Nottingham every Monday
morning. at o'clock, for Baltimore, calling
al all the landings for freight and passengers
going and returning. t-r-
Leave every Tuesday morning at Q O'Clock
f~ Pstuxent river. via Plum Point and Cow
srnor Ran, Gar up - Benedict. Returning.
leave Benedict every Wednesday noruine a
o'clock for Baltimore, calling ~ all the
andings both ways. -
Freight received at No. Tobacco Ware
hopse- whakf Xsanasaaya rfae- .shaal,s sxhass
and all landings above Benedict; Thursdays,
|or Plum Point and Governors Run, and all
The handbags GA the Fis~r,, Gar MP 60 Hi.rs
landing; Mondays for all the landings far up
III EEEKS Ase.s
! July 81, ls.3-tf
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-. DiNWicDIE'S
So. p.p IMPROVED isra.t-i'.
CLOTHES FOUNDER,
Fsre Minute Washer.

~
nF the many consrivances for WASHING
~ Clothes but few have given satisfaction
Nearly all lave been constructed on the rubbing
principle, wearing clothes us fast as the board
and requiring much labor. The question r,ay
be asked ''What 10 Washingr'
Why, forcing W alter through q garment tc
loosen and remove the dir.--consider See tha,
boy with his pop-gun. He is using compressed
air. How powerful il is Why not use com.
pressed air for forcing water through clothes
This is the principle Of The Little Five Minute
Washer.
-.Nlst a',ciU do. Il will wash tab Of wear.
ing clothes in Fl ON 8 TO 10 minutes; Sheets
Table Cloths, Counterpanes, Quilts, Comforts
Blankets, &e.,s atol5 mipntes without breakipg
stitches or wadding up the cotton. II also
washes Pants, Coats, Vests &c, in Q sew min.
utes, and any garment that requires washing,
from the finest Lace Collars to the dirtiest Rag
Carpets. II also Rinses, Blues and Starches on
the same principle. IL don't weigh over Z
pounds, and child 10 years Of age can wash
with 10 with ease. ''..'7 '
Direction to use i-In the first place, assor,
your garments, fine goods first, dirty Wrist.
bands, Collars, &c, dip in water and apply
soap: rub in 10 loosen the dirt. Use any kind
Of soap you wish, soft soap Is easier applied. -
Remember, this Washer works by air pressure
no, pounding. Never stamp nor pound. Make
good suds in a tub to rover top of rim, spread
your clothes in loosely, press first in centre oil
tub, then aroand inside Of tub. In short time
you will learn to handle il. .r.. ...- ~. e.
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kOTICB

NTOTICE is hereby given. that at tho
In expiration Of thirty days from th's
date, the undersigned in,cId TO apply to
the County Commissioners OF st: Ma
rvs county to open . PUBLIC ROAD
leading fror the Chaptico and Newport
,oad. through the lands Of DR.. i. r.
Barber, and John A. Barber, 70 the VIE
comico river, about II miles in length.
o0 s. = JOHN H. KEY, : = Il
X. T. BARBER,
f4- J. Il. SHEMWELL,
and others.
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PRICE $500.
J SlMMS EENwycH

Agent for ST Mary's aud Calvert counties.
Ss-To satisfy the doubling, will allow any
person convenient to my place of business. Leois-
ard,own, 10 make experiments Of The Nv asher''
and return it, il thsy should be disappoint,d
with il after trial without risk or cost to them
selves. JSE
Aug Is. Is73-3m.
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S McGILL. NJ D.

~ BALTIMORE December O. 1871 -
KNIGHT Ee lent for Badlcy Patent Euam Pau Dear SirThe
lave qualities everything desired drying
ard which
Of, all We u work
" yey respectfully. EMMARf QUARTLEY. 276 W B4ts
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The PLAIxs, FAuaurER COUNTY, VA, Feb 6. 1873.

~ The PLANE FAuoUrER County, VA, Feb D. 1873.
KxGHSR The Paint safely ordered-wO kegs,
6 three buckets gn each As practice slack
Two weeks work completed the house
applied thick and generally conceded that for
bdy co!ors there handmer
saved sos by the OPERATION which item just with
generally adopted
daLcd
ae, great atay your Euame Paint" the people
me color an in the fact Of i being 'eady
miAd' free permission Gift desirable you) make wha,
ycu link proper of this letter ..t.,. VIZ, ,a
' - Very respectfully and truly McGIL.L. N D.
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Sea Island Guano.

nArING The Agency Tor 80 Mary's
II county 81 X w & Rsfsin & Os's SOL
UBL e SEA ISLAND 0dANO. sf5er i
Tor saIe on th~ most favvsa6ls terms. For
fasthea iu5oruaiioa, apply 70
ga =, ieTs-tf 800
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FROM Hon. Jonx WErnERED.

MIR apply
Bud paint house. have pleasure stating that it
gloss than ordinary Pi Ind er ko
odor II Yours respectfully. JOHN WETHERED.
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Charles Brooks, Esq, Pres't Western Maj
Blk, Penniman & Bro, Harst sPsrnell / Co.
Vim ,Rsiman = Son, VIM Deyries = Co. Aer
chants, " B Brooks, Esq. ~ fq7isp,7 Sis.
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