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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-24
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ber foit ausl6lieBli6 nit 5fobleu &c.
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ben @erlu6 MAIDEN 1tott Rsblen notiir<
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60. ga. aus Dem 8ooen itr0mt. Man
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5pnne Gi1en I'm $40 billi9er qls IN it,
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leincrb.fa nnttns d)pci ia
amtcit lit bos 9oupt uniercr 8unbcs.Gr,
eutiue teincsmsaa obnc &orbilocr unb Oa iid) I'M,
ter oieic bcrld)icocne arobe MInncr befnbeu,
10 lud)t @crr@rant Oicleid)t ocrobe burd) ylod)~
obmun9 hericlben oud) iid) nit cincr Nrt@r6b.n.
idein at umacbcn. @oibingon unter Nnecren
helt nic cine 0ffentlid)c &coc Sur cinmol, ols
e. auf Dem @ipfcl icincs MubmeS itonb, mod)te
CT bcn &criud) oasu. 9icicr Teriud) ortetc obcr
III Gin tl0alidcs Nas(o aus uno 9Naibinaton
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ecr Contention biclt CT nun bod aud slpei ioae-
ncNntc 9teocu, bon bcncn jcoc ober MIR Gus
cln poar @ortcn bcltano. Snccb erfannte bic
Gonltituontc in iDm oodl ben lie bcDcrridcnoen
Geilt an unb bic @eld)id)ti@rcibcr bcbanpten,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-24
&uiler gSiIbclm uu6 oie

&oiler gSiIbclm uno 8 ie
Trci ourcr. @or feline Nbrciie bon
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in Trcimourcr=Wng itets out
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nat 9luoiens cmpfon9cn uno aus beren
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mourer'2o9en Stoliens, Die in itolien=
16cr uno ocutl6er @pro6r 5ug(ei9 ab9e.
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putation bejtano ous Dem 06eriten Sa=
mo|o, Nbjuncten oes@roBmeiiters Der CT
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ito &c @apagni; 2ebterer perlos bonn
ouf bcjonberen Wunid bes &oiiers Die
oeutibe l1ebcriebung ser Nbrelie ,porauf
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lino, uno es gereid@t mir gum 8ernii9cn,
con- ltotir.n su f0nnen. baB Die Treimou.
rer otaliens bon iol9en @efiiblen beleelt
lino. Sd bin l6on alt uno fonn nidt
mebr piel lciiten; a6er mein @obn, ben
id) in bieie 9robe Snititution oufncbmen
lieB, Der miro mein Merf ihon pnllen.
oen." Beim N6ldieoc 1a9te Scr Safer
fern,r Sur Dcputation: rDonfct alien
n,cincn italienil den 8riibern unb perls
6crt ibnen, oab i9NQcs tbun wcroe, mas
in meiner Wlabt it, 5u unlerem uno ib=
rem Q1pblc."
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" ~
BON S(1inois bieItcu in ucr9onaener
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ob. Mebrerc protel ltontilde Yrcoi9cr >uo'
rcn babel Die 9ouptrconcr. 9lm Mit'
we6Nbcnb biclt @err Gemonb 9}onopne,
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in oen oritten &roo bes Orocns ouf9e.
nnn,mcn ,uorbcn. Ser Nofuspofus noDm
oollc orei 5tunoeu 3eit in Nnlprud.
Ser v4corio 9cmofrot" la9t borii6er:
vOb es 10 in Den Trcimourer=2o9cn &c,
mo6t miro, mic &onoyne CO om Nlit,poh
Nbcno ben 3uldonern in Der SurnbcQs
9c5cist bot, luiiien mir nidt, oo mir nid)t
;u Den Gin9elpcibtcn 9cb6yen, f0nnen
obcr foum 9loilben, hob &c fir Men1hen
nit 9elunoem Weritonoe m69lid) lit, li6
nit loldcm Noiicnipiel obiu9ebcn."
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dcn uir ncn vSDip SoiienfrcuHo" 10 Sobre
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-24

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bern SS6urb Greunbli6feit unb 98oblmollcn'
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Iid)cit uub 9lufgeriinnt1eit. @iucn teuibcnSlnn
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iie battcn ibrc abaelonbcrten @dlafitatt:n uio
iuown aud, bel berslrbcit aetreunt. Gs ,uar lei~
ne @cipobnbcit, ollobenOlid mcnn CT al Souic
mar, ,beu 9r6Bten She'll icincr @ouSlcutc III clncn
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bcm Gdlofcn0clcn nit iDncn Ncmelnld)oftlld)
su bcten; uno lic betctcn inSgciummt fntccno
orci Yioln,cn, ndmli1: Grbormc bid n,cincr
Q G'ott. 3u Oir, Scrr, crDcbc id) lnc1nc Scclc.
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gum Sdluiie fit bic &crtorbcncn bcn Flolm:
Mus Der Sicfe ruic id): Gicb su tbun, untcrlieb
cr aud uls 9cid}afonsler ndt: @r buloetc cS
nid)t, bob Scnono aus icincu 9auSacnplicn al
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tc, uno sluor mubten iie BON slnfana an au9c'
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S0d)tcr muftcn obiuc6idnb mdbrcnb Scr Mobl>
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0em @icu nit ihucn unttrrcbcte: Gr bat lciu
@aus nit 10 fromlnem unb iuiiroiNcm Sinuc
pcr,ualtct, bob icinc 2odttrMoraorctba an i'm,
ais er idor i'm @cfduNniiIe mar, alio ldrieb:
vsSoS mcint bu, D gclebtcltcr &atcr lit cs, bos
uns lit bcincr NbWcicnbeit om mciltcn su tro<
itcn pcr1na9: @cuib nid)ts onnercS, ais b;S 9(n>
ocnfcu an bcin friibrcrcS untcr uns 9rfiiDrtcs
9cbcn, bcne Dcil. @ciprddc, ocinc bcilianen
llntcrmciiunacl,, bcin 8ciipicl in allen Su9cn=
ocn, bic Soffnunaer uno bas @crtragen, bab
oici borsii9libcn Giacnihaitcn III Dir nidt bios
bcmobrt lucrocu, ionocrn nit Der @nobc G5otteS
cin nod) immcr ar0bcreS @ad)St6um cr5alten."
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10 bat cr ioat @taplcton, icin 9ouswc>
fen aclcitct 9arum lit CT Gin &orbilb fit al(c
Tanlilicnodtcr aciuorocn; icin @laubc mar itart
in Nsrocl, borum 9cibt cs aud bon ibm in DEM
8udc brs 9cbcuS: ST. 9luubtc uho icin aonscs
0nus nit ibm.
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slcr;tlibe @l1fe! slcr5tliAc @1lic {!
DR., +, B, MUSSEY,

miro bis gum /. 9c,br. im Mcminaton 9oule
at 1prcd)cn iein uno 6ot cine 3oid6rigc @riaDr<
Jung in 8cDonoluna uadfolaenocr arant9eitcn
@atarrh @nsbriiiti9fcit, Gcruenleioen, M@cu>
,notismuS ncrb0ics &opipc9 a(ascnlcioen,
rotbc &ubr, &otblauf, ongcld,ppllcnc @licocr,
@cidmircn oltc @unbcn MugcntranfDe
Bride, 9dmmor6oinen, @oloobcr, Strleturcn,
mibiormte Giibc 9aaitnlippc Staor uno /"
alien 9(erbcnlciocn.
eay" COMPILATION frei - 9cDanolung billia.
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- gScl@c ouSsc;sid)ucte @irfura 0r. sll~
t@onrooi' i'sNugsbur9cr8ru I'll It.
t &C bci ollen @ronfbcitcn oct 2unae, Der
@ruit 1tub bes &ebltopis lrilten, benefit Gin
Sd)rcibcn bcs 0r. s. g. 9Niller, aus 2oiallc,
Sis, in wcl@cm CT fir bic aefabrlid)c Scrbit-
ioilon cine srobe Nu3abl Eadcte beitellt uno
iaat : vScit SaDren ber,uenoe id) in mciuer
YroriS ibrcn (ugSburacr @ru fttbce uno iiber>
;euac MIDI imn,er ,hcbr bon oefIen rui@em
Grfolae bei allen 2cioen, bencn Grtdltung su
@runbe lie9t."
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0en bid fcn bcutldcn g d IL
Del in pen Scr. Stootcn Fat jcbcnfolls rcr
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idaft mcbrcur Srcunoe mittclit ciucs @anc=
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babn cincn NuS1ug na@ cincm 1s Otcilen ent-
ferntcn Srtc, I'm Dem eblcu @oiomcrfc obsu~
licocn. Gr iibsrnobn, Den Foitcn cincs Nortcc@
pc9crs uno brcbtc, um bic Gobrt SIT beldleunii>
ocn, nit folder @ciuolt, sob Die @onolebc
brad unb ct nad born fopfiibcr ppr bic &dorr
ccS @a9cns fiel, ,pcld)c iDm qucr iibcr ben Aopf
an9cn Scr @aaen wurhc raid sum Stc9e,,
ocbrod)t unb sic cuticbtc @ricl(ldoft id)idtc l'dl
an, bic ecid)c bcs ocrungliidtcn 0rcuno:s ouT
ben gSaacn al lootn uno nod 9ouic su brin>
acn. Nbcr Die qcutc parcn nod nid)t bel &cins
borbt onaclonat, ais Sicier iid) erbob, mleoer
ouf Den Bosen flettcrte unb iid) hen Aopf c'n
'ucnia rich, 1bcr munter uuo ucraniat bic Mellc
uno Soao n,itmaWte. Gr id)ob ad)t Sdnepfen,
bier Gnten uno ciucn Saicn unb crbot lid, o'''
s(bcno ociiclbcn Saacs, nad)bcm CT bic notlae
Guantitdt 8ier ucrtilat iracnb Sclnonocn, Der
cS nit iDm aufncgmcn molltc, >nrd)suprii9eln.
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2Sarmnne. gcuoacn burd) Den arobcn
@rfol9, weldcn id, bcrn,6ae ibrcr 9SirfunASs
Groit, bic 9o Ill burgcr Sropfcn bon
81. Nuauit @onia in bcn aanicn &crti,
niotcn Stootcn crrunacn bobcn, bcriud)cn &C.
millcnIoic Menid)cn oieiclbcn nad)suabmcn uno
ben @cutcn ibed)te 3uio,nncniebun9cn in
1bnlid)cr &crpadun9 uno beniclbcn @cbraudS>
anipcjun9cn on;uiApiuocln. Scib ouf curer
&ut.
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senb einetls onoeren 8untte Der Melt Dcr=
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fng, tpnnte man i'm 10pn nod clncr
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leiner Gpeiiun9 nit &oblen bdttt mii|lcn
nlinbcltens 6 Gtunoen mortcn. 9(m bo=
rauf folgeneen Ureito9e crseltc mon
nit bielcm @os ols $Oei3motcrial fir
0anpftellel 9lei(b Qiinltise grfol9c. 9cr
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unb 3oQ 1torfen ourhlbbercn &obrc,
oic man I'M 6oAofsn Der Greite noh on=
brinot. Gs bot lih bercits cine Gclell=
l6of it nit $500,00O @opital 9ebiloct, uns
oos @oS nod Yittsbur9b Su leltcn.
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-0os @auShesG GRartb s + o.
III Il Morus. 9icies 9ouS fann man nit
pouitcm Aied)t: cine Sdule unb cinen llcbunAs<
ort ber hriltlid)en &olltommenbcit nrnncn. sl!le,
Die mdnnlid)cn uno neiblidcn Mitalieetr ocS=
iclbcn, iino itcts nit Den portrcifiditen l(ebun>
gen ,,ub frubtbrngcn itcn Seiun9cn bel1dftiaet,
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ten in Der @ottesfurd)t. @ier lit tein Streit ,
bier miro tcin onlt0bi9cs @ort aebort, bier lit
Niemoub niibig. slbcr nldt bnr@ ein ltren9es
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Scr Babrbeit sic Gbrc. - 9crr &C.
urac &idaros III &roofSpil(c, Ea, tbcilt unS
nit: SD par lcbtcn &intcr bon cincm 1d)mc<
rem Suittu aeplaat. 9a aebrau@tc i@ Or.
a6nig'S mburAer 8ru It.
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sl(e snsciden hcutcn barouf hin, bab
Fr0iiocnt @rant lih sum brittcn Malc bon Scr
republifoniiden Eortci mirs nominircn laiicn
SIS 1T III Der Gcfd)!d)tc uniercS 2onbes nod
nid)t poraefommcn, bab ein Yrdiioent breimol
picr Sabre icin s(mt bebielt. Scr @riineer
oicier aroben &eplblif, @eor9 @oibinoton,
lcate nod cinem slueinoliacn 2ermin ien Nmt
frciipillia nicbcr obwobl CT ciGt bdttc fir ieiu
9ebcn lang an Der Spite Der @eaierung blei>
ben fonncn. Grant ober idcint ieinen Soften
nod beboltcn 81 wouen fir pcitere bier Sabre.
gSiro erIclbc wicocr gum Yrdiibentcn crlpdblt,
10 1T oos Gin itorfer Sdrit sum Sfaiiert9ume
meui9ltcns werbcu mir bonn ben General
Grant bor ieinem 2oec nidt mc1r aus bcm
Yr1iiocnteniibc los.
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m Sine Bucbbinberci-sDF


lit in Nomerob bitis 81 berfanfen. 81 Der
icitbcriac Budbinocr icin @eid)0ft Nidt fort
iiiGrcn turo unb i6 bier III meitcm llmfrciic
ionIt fcin Bndbinber bcfnoet, 10 birtct lid,
iebt cine quite @elegcnDeit fir eincn lold)cn, l'd)
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&eooftion.
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ben unb jcbt iino im Su(turltaate 5oucnee
bon Sd)ulcn obne 2cDrcr. Sos lit Uortldrtt.
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niSsclpsti aufsufinocn, mobrld)cinlie) wcrorn
iic lonAe iuden niilicn.
0ie Staot Oulic(eprf fat fiir;l.d rrm
Grabiid,oie bon A6lu, ocn bic Yrcubcll cin9c>
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ocs Miniiters Salt uno ocs &ronprinScn OBJ
itiDt. 9aS @olf aln &bcin babt Die Yrcupcn
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fiir bic 9ioscicn Cincinnati Columbus Sort
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-09-17
A WONDERFUL TRIAL.
How n Surgeon Escaped Hang In

How n Surgeon Escaped Hanging.
A most extraordinary trial has just
closed at HaverfOrd. South Wales, IN
which Sydney Alder, a staff surgeon of
the British army, was charged with
the wil,ul murder of Lieutenant Z. q.
Walker on the 21st of May. The cir
cumstances of the case are as follows ::
On the Goth of May, Alder and
Walker, after dining at mess at Hub
bertson, a place near Milford Haven,
remained together until between l and
2 o'clock the following morning. Both
men were intoxicated. At the last
mentioned hour, the mess corporal, a
man named Green, was aroused from
>leep by Alder, who said that Walker
had stabbed himself. Green found
the latter lying on the floor, bleeding
from a wound in the region of the
heart, and immediately summoned
Capt. Bracken and Lieuts. Randolph
and Moller to his assistance. In the
presence of these officers Alder threw
hi mself on his knees before The wound
ed man, saying, "dear Phil, speak to
me" and then added, lie Gid 1t him
self he fell upon a knf1e." Walker
thrust him away with apparent horror,
CRYING, '4Ou OlO IL SO away AoIA
me. Randolph, I call you to witness
that this devil stabbed me-" Walker
again asserted his innocence, and the
wounded man again denounced him
as his murderer.
Walker soon fell into a sc ries OF
fainting fits, and Alder, who, it must
be remembered, is a surgeon, more
than once declared that he was dead,
| and covered his face with rug. Or
one occasion Walker himself removed
the covering from his face, and, feel
ing klder's hand upon his breast said
'Take it away for Gods sake" Late
on Captain Bracken took Alder on ont
side and told him that serious charg'
had been preferred against him
whereupon the dying man raised hi
head and said, "What are they say
ing? What are they talking about
/ did it myself" He then sank bacl
exhausted, but beckoned to Randolph
and whispered, save him, save him,
promise me. Hide that knife, but Dc
| Il TJ IL !
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-09-17

A gentleman said to Us the other
day that he, wanted to write commu-
nication for the paper, and added that
it would 'help to fill up" Help to
fill up There is no business. the
internal workings of which the
general public are SO entirely Ignorant
of as journalism. To fill up" is the
easiest thing in the world. We can
take our exchanges each morning. and
in an hour clip out enough matter
readable matter, toto fill New
York Herald. The question is not
what to pu; in, but what we leave out ;
that is the trouble always and if peo-
pie send us communications only for
the benevolent purpose of ''helpine
to fill up" without having anything
to say. we vastly prefer that they
should keep the communications to
themselves.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-09-17
EEEs I5VIE'EIsEE.
>eheming al the snIperIaI Family
for I'OHVer..

s"a row
The Paris correspondent of the New
York HeFUid writes that tn Empress
Engenle and her son ARE receiving
Small and seIec: purity at their castle Of
Afencnburg, where they are passing
the holidays. The party comprises
several lonrln,lists, and ;he Empress
Is dung al she can 10 win back her
way III popularity. IT Is now pretty
generally Understood that the NapO
Icons took away with them III one
slape or another about $50, 600, 900,
and that they have since spent d greater
part OF tins money III political intrigncs
l'r Their restoration. They have
maintained, and are probably still
Maintaining, wholly or in part, about
iotty newspapers III France and other
countries but their funds have lately
hteh running short, and they are now
SfyIA8 to do whatsoever is to be done
oy condesccnsion instead of hard
cash. NJ. pIul de Cassagnac, the
champion OF the fallen Empire, il also
particularly court..d both for his pen
and his sword But the exercise Of the
is't"f las been recently circumscribed,
:. gecanse two Journalists attached to
'"T ''Gt"FIhi department of the Re
poOEque Franchise, NJ. Gambetta's
ptaper, pass all their days in practicing
.ehcing. fHT the aYowed purpose of
4King NJ. Paul's life. His duets, there
aore, have not lately been so frequent
as 5he,f formerly were. A few of the
oIusf adherents Of the NapoleOns
saIAered round tie widowed Empress
~uu ler son on the 18th inst, and the
souhg prince addressed them with con-
antefaDle tact and political ability. He
salo ); Should the people some day
s ast NE to power, ] will force all hon
got men to rally round the Empire, by
pl1Slhg from the French language the
" "oEus exile and prescription If it
tould only be known what lessons ]
lave. learned from the past, what reso-
It'.nhS have drawn from experience
VI the events which passed under my
~ ~ eyes, 1t would be seen how well !
r nu53fstand that [ must only lo.h back
NO. ttt Iof example aud teaching, but
~ ao' LOT objects of vengeance and bit
"a Guess. : great people is not to be
IfgI,erhed ~ hatred and revenge.
n 1nese are brave words, full Of fail
tftt IRON and it is only to be hoped
c e;'1 the prince will act up to his prin
to do so. ~ : = --''o VIC on''n''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-09-17
Fer the JOURNAL.
New River auat Company.

Persian! to preyious notice, a large
and respe ctablo portion Of the intelli-
gence and property holders of Onslow
County, met at the county seat, Jack
sonville, en- Monday, the 9th day of
September, 1873. On motion the
morting was organized by appointing
DIR. f. w. Ward Chairman, and James
IL Foy Secretary The Chair ex-
planed i'll few weIl-timed remarks the.
object of the meeting, to wit: To de-
wise Ways and means to construct tht.
canal and unite the waters of New
River with those of the northeast
branch of the Cape Fear.
Maj. Young, champion of the canal
enterprise, being present and called
upon, explained i'll lucid and forcea-
bile way, the object, aim, and intent of
the Company, aud the great Importance
OF this work to Onsiow county.
Whereupon, on motion, a Central
Committee, consisting OF the following
named gentlemen, to wit: Messrs.
Harvey Cox, H. III. Sandlin. Sr., W.
T. Ward, HarrIss Waters, and A J.
MnrrllI, were appointed to solicit sub
scnptions on the part of individuals.
This Commute then retired and APP
pointed sub Commuters for each Old
Captains district, to wit:
For Stump Sound. ". Spicar, II.
Il. King. and j. ". Yopp
Lower South West-John Stevens.
b. Z. Dixon, and Q. Davis.
Upper South West-G. ". Blake,
DR.. Cults, and Il. D. Murrill.
Lower Richlands-C. Stevens, S. B.
Taylor, and F. Thompson.
Upper Richlands-J. H. Foy, S. W.
Target, J. W. Shackelford.
Half MoOn-D. E. San,lliu, DR.. Less
cum, S. w. Venters
North Eaat-Jasper Etheridge, John
Cox, r. N. SummervilIe.
White Oak-S. l.. Jenock, d. S.
Aman, B. w Trott.
Swansboro-E. W. Morton, T. B.
Holland, Byron Hatchell.
Wolfe Pltt-E. w. Ward, l.. o. Far
vile. SOL Gornto.
The Central Committee respectfully
requests that the Subcommittee will
exert themselves to secure all the sub
scrlptlon possible, and report at next
meeting, of which due notice will be
given; and hasten the day when the
beaut full canal boat will glide from
the waters OF the Cape Fear, to those
of New River. No other business,
the meeting adjourned,
E. w. WARD, Chairman,
j. Ell. FoY, Sec, etllry.
Viii. Star and Goldsboro Mcsse,,qe1.
please publish.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-09-17

While the total valne of the farms in
the United States is put down at 80,
262 500, 361, the value in the above,
sma!l-iarm States foots up s., 4O7, 5s7,-
US, or nen ~ three -ffths Of the total
and this, too, while the area of these
States is less than one-tenth of the
area of the whole country. No more
conclusive exhibit of the practical
superiority of the small-farm system
could be given than this.
While this record is of interest to
those engaged i'll firms, the following
table, collected from our agricultural
reports, is of hardly less interest. We
give the average value pei acre: