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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-26
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Commenting upon the rumcr that
Mr.. Iendaulrt Williams is about 10 be
ut as Minister t. England, the 7I-5
btn'e tukes occasion to recommend Oil
Lsck Chandler, Of Michigan, for The
vacancy thereby made III the ofics Of
Attn5ney General OF the United Statee
+ Sa;~:
al deserves it. He has worked
harder for it then any body. We 90
not at thIs moment remember ANYTHING
cTediiahle h. ever did except to he
s'eaten by Mr- Christiancy. But tt.as
's eunnGO. He Is sound, substantial
Grant EiAp, be docs not know any
!;lw. but neither does the President:
and see hew Judge Hoar adnlires nine :!
Ii" L. II. rur ntiy incaracitated Tor bus
HISS, hrt Tor such business az be
would d. dc oI1ener he IL inca pacitat-
I'd lac better. With him and ;i.e
Efeel3"Ilf At u1,e GCd Of teIegra E.tr
Inc a.d Darrell and Sheridan ut tile
oiher, p good duplex Instrument wuu!d
make thug lively for tie newspapers
n taa dEiiest times.
We do not forget that Fir. Butler
mas been mentioned for This place, but
We Go lot think any Sane President
could hesitate for moment between
him aud Chandler. Butler is insubor-
dinate to ti'e last degree. He has nc
regard for anybody's law, it is tr1e,
bat he has ~great deal for his own
gospel. He would be q daily and
penetrating bnz III that Castle of Indo-
!ence OF the Cabinet. He is, we learn
from certain good temperance loctur-
ars IL Massachusetts, a Maine liouo.
law man. He would not do at al. 9e
is jt;st the man for Minister 10 Russia,
He has worn I sword long enough to
keep it from getting between his legs
when he is presented, and the Empe-
ror of Russia speaks ''good Ameri-
can" eve quot, from Gen. CLAWS
dispatches.) He would be happy there
ln studying the effects of emancipation
in country where the slaves were
whitea and the whites are not free;and
he might do something worth while in
bunting. He might also-we would
not beguile Mississippi with a false
hope-but he might take Gen. Ames
with him"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-26

When planters aud newspapers figure
on the subject q paving CROP, n
the Macon Messenger and 2e|egrcIlih
well says, they should make tiiait eat
mates IN mora than one sta q ?, i;
for hune cousua7 ntiun and for SAL.
A. q rule, Il may truthfniIy De sad tut
avozy tLing useful for home conbu45i
ton IS 4 richly paying crop. Gram
needed on the plantation IS worth
highly rer.unerative price there tisat
is to say, ii is obviously worth Il g
IA Tks5 price Of Western grain and
transporsion, be euse vera 1t not pro
due d on the farm, that would bo tn
actual expense Of the substitute 81
Of long forag e-to the extent of til
actual needs of the plantation. Ihl
ia the true rule Il valuation up Ia
measure Of what mutt be had 10 s;.s-
tain the farm.
Next, there is standpoint of yai',-
ation taken from al enlightened
| furm economy. Nothing like econ,
my is possible where less than
| the lowest measure of food cci..
sumption is produced. That is moth
ing but ruin. Economy begins viii
| the production OF what is ectuai )
essential 10 lie. But truer ari
higher economy takes in what is neces
sary to comfort and eOioyment-to
good table and fat healthful condi
ton both OF stock anG land. Meag7
supplies, whether boughtor produce,!
cannot be considered economy. Album
dance is Indispensable to health, nag
piuess aud prosperity. Nobody ev"
saw prosperous agriculture Withon
abundance fer man and beast, and J.
who merely raises just enough IL
food for family, laborers and workIlj5'
,.+.,.tr liz A--~s '-.~ -veusus OF proHt /
correspond with his pars;moDy. Tier
must be plenty OF stock and plen:.
for it to eat And this constitutes II,
second measure Of value to be apple;
to farm products.
The tlird-food merely for mark
| depends en- ingencies-close prox
Unity TO B certain and good market
which few Georgia farms posses=
There are very few, probably, wl.c,
Can make food crops profitable.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-26

The scientific world is now about g.
have translation of a comprehensive
treatise on medicine, az understood
and practiced in the valley of the Nile
3.400 years since. A large papyrus,
written in hieroglyphics and in excel
lent preservation, found in pyramid.
has been translated in Europe, and il
now printed by steam, to satisfy the
doctors that their learnig and their
ignorance do not date from yesterday,
The kinds of fruit enumerated as
growing in the Indian river country of
Florida and succeeding well, are the
orange, citron, lemon, lime, guava.
banana, fig and pineapple. To these
must be added, as growing wild,
grapes, pawpaws, sea grape, cocoa
palms, Gust ard apples, black berries,
goose berries and whortle berries. It
is claimed that there is difference be-
tween the Indian river or Smyrna
oranges, and those of colder locations,
owing to the climatic Influences land
the peculiar adoption of the soil to its
perfection. Notwithstanding the frcsts
of winter, such tender fruits as the
banana, guaya. fig. pineapple, ETC..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-26
- VIRGINIA CAEgPE'G. EsAEss = g
HN GRIEF.

One George W. Graham. a carpe;-
baocer who hes fonnd 8 rae+iue, ~ r..
~oo 90 - :, +ra WIN, $500 :. r ,;,.1
- :, 1870 - 1900 -''.
Tha f',I,ouine, - +,,a x~,a,t a. -,
.~,,,,,1.,,;ttaN'f t5.,,.7.>a,-,>i3 '''
''i-i''. 700 % l i'1l'5 50' ''ii'. H'eo 'o''+'
II the Virginia Senate III his case:
FIRST, That Ar. George y. GRAHAM,
80. ~ 5 since IL mas ot zen a member II
IA v;5l.to the nr +i ij,y'' - r..
House in this: that he did corrnntl>
acoep. and from DE- ), g, Beattis Il
SUln "a AlsnGJ 40 p'o1"'7 1of " :,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-26

seley, he seemed to possess the wand
Of an encbanter. The city of Wash
4ngton was saved to the Union by the
reappointnento of General Mcclellan
as Com ma, tier-ip-Chief There was
co other F. ,'erai General who could
have fought tbs battle of Ante am
Wolss-ley thinks ,bat if President
Lincoln had refused to appoint Nc
Clellan to the command OF the army
in espouse to the ciamorous demand
Of the soldiers just at that crisis, that
The latter would probably have marched
to Washington, overturned the Gov
erGment aud proclaimed Mcclellan
dictator.
STONEWALL JACKSON.
The celebrated Stunewali Jackson
r. ceivs d Wolseisy and the Times cor
respondent with much affabillty. lie
.alked most affeciionat.ly of England
AID OF his brief hut enjoyable sojour..
,i!ero-" Woiseley was quite overcome
by his Interview with jackson. For
myself" he afterwards exc aimed im-
pu,sively, Il believe that, inspired by
| the presence OF such a man, l shonld
! be perfectly inseneible to fatigue and
r, exon on SUCCESS as IA moral certain
ty." Wn'seey also made some re.
marks on the morale IF the Soutileti
soldiers, lie met, While visiting jhe
front, patches Of conva!escent soldiers
marching to joir tLa army. This lee
him TO praise the spirit ot The men
but to condemn tho great wa, o
Judgment rvinc, d by the medica
officers. After a sojourA Of ssveEa
days ia the neighborhood Of III.
| Shenandoah Valley, Noiscley a.,
Ltwi.y retraced their steps 10 Ric:.
,uond, aud from thence The tptus
corquerOr of the Ashautces made Li
yay. by the tortunrs ana darge ron
passage a.russ taa fotom &c GH'
through Maryland to Baltimore, an
back to Canada. The memoirs ~
I'll running IN The numbers OF -
United .Sertjce Iaga@i1'e, and Ii
TIT Improbable that We sl:8tl hes
more from tie game source OF = {,
LEY views upon the mn and mi
rsrv nirasurcs of the North AID Sent
.:n::rg :bG great war.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-26

THE bivunie! spring elections Of
April, when the people will be called
npuu to choose two AssC clate justices
of the Supreme Court aud two Re
gents OF the University in the State a
large, the Judges Of tie twenty On
cult Courts by districts, superintehd
ents OF schools Ia all organized conL-
ties, and a full complement OF town
ship officers. Usually party iii es nre
not strictly drawn in these elections,
but this year Messrs Chandler and
Ferry and the whole Republican -,t,t-
cation to the last Congress from the
State have united in an address to tie
people, ealing their attention to tie
importance of the contest and the ne
cessity for Michigan throwing the
weight OF her influence IN favor OF
| ''the integrity Of the Union and the
Maintenance of The equal rights OF al
its citizens" Thy also declare that
| If the Democrats carry the State at
the coming election it will give them
| additional strength with which to enter
| the Presidential contest "a 1875
Under the stimulus of such an at
peal the Republicans are likely to roll
large vote in April, while the small
msioriiy of that party III \ venbe,
| last viii induce the Democrats to put
forth all their strength in hopes tt
win the political race When all Il est
facts are taken into consideration, the
! Spring election IN Michigan this -,
| will he v;A~~~i WIN lar uIoTe tLau Ur-
! binary il tereet.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-26
From the Raleigh New.
CLOSING HOURS OF 7HE
LEGISLATURE!
4 d J OURN MENT OF THE
SESSION
che Prestding Officers OF the rwo
sE0uapsy

B a resolution of the two Hons.o
OLA Saturday, 1t was decided that no
business should be transacted on Nov
day, ana heDce, while the Legislature
was nomipaily III session from 8 a. m
10 II III Sc. terday, it was only for ,ha
ratification OF bill. Quite a humber
II ;he members OF the House wera
present, but the Senate Hall wore
d+a'ited app; arduce.
Precisely at Il o'clock the presiding
officers OF the two Houses dee AIRED
| fher respective Houses adjourned
sine die. Upon adjousnIng the Sen.
al, 1t. Governor AGmfeid sad:
| SenatGrs:-Ete hour has come
VIII Cit brings our labors to a close.
sud sewers those social relations
which have been So grateful to us all.
ds>]Fe', IS ErUr presiding ofic r.
to bear testimony to the country Of
and eurntat devotion and application
10 Your pubic duties. In whatever
else any OF your predecessors may
| have tXcelied SOu, none of tuem have
| surpassed Eou III hose essential quail
ihcotions III L. g.slaeors. Though
yoGr constituents will differ as 70 Tia
| x E|SHA' NY w may LAWS : ~ nave pas
sea, all must accord 10 YOU tue cI,ar
-sct,-c ri I'tcur '1p.tble, courage Jus and
patriotic Leg siatora- men who dared
- do what thry beaieve,i 10 hs right,
4 d ely upon THEN OWL cuu=civuces
a1d The sober judgment Of the people
to sustain them.
l return To you, one ard all nv
sincere thinks for the good order aud
nj.
, "a " rlaiptuiusd, 50 becoming t. you
! Senator's engaged I'm the exercise Of
5..esc h.ssa functions; and from which
: you " never for one rlomeut de-
a parted. Ehis, toee ther viii, tie aind
b.. GO .sidtfullou which each Que OF You
] have. up.n eli Ocl&slJus, shoVa to
3, oar preslii5:g officer, HIS nD. .nly
] made ,ue perform 4uee Of iny gu ,es
- lI* :, bat sonTce OF Constant p as
2 -, - me I sh.il always r.gsr,i ;: az
: ghe greatest happiness ct r.y i,ie hat
[ hay+, presided over s.,.u enloy-,; the
, confidence of me senate Of North CIR
e.itsii ot lS7l-TJ. With the profound
q est sense o. my obligation 10 e&c!. OF,
Oh yuU. i ti0 you sit an sti> ct:"stat'
q, farewell. ana declare ti4:s Senate I'D
journed sine die
=, Upon :iGiouv ning the House. speak
er Robinson h@t. liz thanked SHAT body
collectively aid individually, for th
a Continued coutt-sy that had been man
ifeeted towards linn as its presiding
= officer, and hoped that each memhe
: would ind pleasure in returning t
+ t,.e.r homes aud to the private dutie
= IF lie.
! Almost every member Of bot
: Houses has left the city, and tn
q Capitol indie ii looks ss G hall d,
serted.
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-cu.pNsURG CENTENNIAL.

II
The coming celebration at Charlotte
is attracting general attention. We
published some days ago certain rsso-
lutions adopted by the Tennessee Leg
islature. This morning we reproduce
what our Virginia friends think of the
question, and we are truly glad to sec
that they take SO much interest in the
matter.
The Richmond Enquirer says:
North Carolina is in earnest abou:
her Centennia She will celebrate the
Mecklenburg Declaration of 1ndep"n-
dence on the 18th of May, whether. any
Of her Sister States join with her o.
not. Nov, we think It would be "
very graceful act on the part of the
people of Virginia, through their Leg
islature, to give expression to then
| earnest sympathy with their neighbot-
| ing sister State, and to tender all tie
| aid possible IN making the occasion Is
| general aud national IS possible
| Were there more time other State
might bs stirred up to do sometime
handsome Pennsylvania, New Yonk
Ohio, Maryland, Tennessee, Son'i
Carolina, Georgia, and, N fact, a
| night JOIN in the proposed jubilee
But if nothing else can be- done Bow
Why then we propose that as many {
tie people Of Virginia ard Of IT,
States north Of u IS can possibly ri
t,-nd, make it q poiut to be present "a
lie MeckIenburg Centennial AID p"i
.ici?ata III It's pathetic observ"nce. ]
was a great American event, and 8
such we should be prompt TO do on
pat il COMMUNICATING it. The Gao
? rhat it taxes place Il = Southern STA
i also vortEy Of note. and It's CON
: plete SUCCESS cannot bat be productlT
: f tins happiest consequences On IL
| future of ca common country. Il
= Us n! give at iasst one day TO Mort
e CaroIina, MeckIonburg, ard a
c 4fltrV.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-26

Tie Oxford Torcllight says: Mr.
J. {. fines, who lives near Wilson in
this county, Al the old homestead of
Mr.. Dung, ha3 the misfortune OF
having his house burnt on Wednesday
morning last 1t caught from spark
The property was not his, but he lost
ali OF his furniture save one bed. No
insurance.
The Raleigh News says: 1t is ex-
pecsed that the Chapel Of the Church
of the Good Shepherd will be ready
for occupancy on Easter Sunday. 1t
will be both neat aud commodious,
and will be used by the congregation
until such time as they shall be en-
abled TO erect their church, which We
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-26
rExE CONNECT, ELECT,OS.

The election to take place in Con |
necticut on next Monday week IS
looked forward to with great interth
throughout the country, for the reason
that the result will be taken to be an
indication of the feeling of the people
of the North towards the Radical
party. Apd there is no doubt that the
result there will have more or less III
fiuence upon subsequent elections. In
view Of these facts both sides, we are
told, are putting forth their best ef''rsf'
TO win the victory. The whole power
| of the Administration is being lavish
| " expended in behalf of the Radical
| candidates. Radical orators too from
| other States lave been called III TO
| help make the worse appear the bet
| ter side.
| The Radical candidate for Governor,
| Mr.. james lloyd Greene, Is said to be
acceptable to all factions of bis party.
The Democl attic Candidate for Coy
ernor, Air. Charles T. Ipgersoil, the
present incumbent, is a geItiem III
where personal fitness for the position
not even his enemies can deny. hfr
Greene, VIC believe, has money and l.
willing to spend it freely for party
purposes.
In 1872 the State was carried, after
hard fight, for Jewell in the Spl'ne
by about Twenty-Five majority, and Il
the Fail for Grant by some 5000.
Ii 1873 ther. we're 2,542 votes cas-
for the Temperance candidate, making
the total vote Of the State Sc 862, an:
giving the Democrats clear majorrt.
. | # 3, 2SS II the next year, adding ~
Temperance vote Of 1. $50 results ii
total vote of 81, 7Ol, AM clear Demo
crstic majority OF 1900.
E aides the State officers four Coy
gressmer are 10 b. elt cted- TIE PR :
L ent delegation consists of three IaI
: Gals aud one Democrat.
j It IL Idle fer rs 10 speculate 1T TIL
= ,!i.t4nce and with chr limited iufui
= IL ssiun as to the result. AL we ki.j
with rcytaln1y Is that orr III. ada J
4 Conne cticrlt are :n}iy aroused Old t, :
, thsre are 10 trurr ., nocrats IL a.
i eho!c country thal those u C'4A+t
, tiout.
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sscSosutlot.$ Ian Regard to the Com
tenaiai of American Endcpen6,

esCe-
The following resolutions, introduce
in the House by Nr. NcRae, have pa
sed the Legislature
WHEREAS, On tie 4Fh July. 1876,
lie Ceutenuiei Of American Indep..r..1
enaa will be chle brated or Pbiladat-
piia. where tila great declaration Wa
made: and whereas il is proposed ~
that time To gather up the industfit :
If the States ard to ehcw their resour
ccs to n world assembled !; and where
as. at this most proper time to bury
the aninlosity of past years and il.
brother'v kindness to Commence t! e
work of another century, Moth Carr
lima. present at the birth. ought not t.,
be ab=e,it from the manhood festive
of 4 mrricsn freedom; Therefore be II
Rcso 'r2d by thu General assembly
# North Carolina. That orr Sta:t-
orght TO ba represented IN t5a Cen
tenniaI celebration to be held at Phil
adelpLia. in the persons of her sons
I'D daughters, and III the exhibition
of her resources, her products aud her
manufacturers
9. Resoiued. That we recommend
to the people TO fill up the Noreh Car
ol,na dapnr! m"nt in this greet exnlhi-
ton with q beautiful supply Of her
rich aud various products, and go
themselves to this peaceful reunion
Of reconciled people and assist IL
the opening of = new century of pros
perity and peace.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
By Mr. Tate, X resolution providing
COR the appo3 utment of ala AsEists II
state Geolcgist, 90. q. SIN til, of Ma.
| con equity, al salary Of 81 500 PEI
| annum) Rules suspended, rasolutir
taken up and laid on the table.
By AIR Tate, resolution providing
fer the filling of vacancies in the
! Board Of Cummiss oners appointed to
| ;ocate the branch of the luDatit
| asylum. should any occur. Passe {
under suspension of the rules.
Senate bill, providing the holding
If election of al State and c"unt1
| officers, Oh the third Of No l.Iner, Il
1876, instead Of August as heretofore
passed.
At II o'clock the resolutions *
| pressive CT the appreciation Of ~,
services OF Hon. J. L. Robinson
Speaker OF the House, introduced b
| Mr.. NOrmert, were.takeu up IS the
| Specia! order and unanimously
| adopted.
Senate hill No. 900, to amend tbs
charter Of the North Carolina railroad
md for other purposes, was taken up g
the special orde.'.
| MI. MendSnna{l UH>Ted q suDSt Ill =
fer the bill providing that Gov. W. \.
Graham he appointed Commissioner
Of the State to purchase the dtcre'
| ag2ins: said road, should the Supreme
| Court of the United States eustaiu ths
action Of the lower court. Adopted aid
the bill passed its readings. Sent :,
| the 81 nate without enoroesmeat.
| Tie tsIiFd special order was the hi
to improve aud reclaim certain swamp
| lands IN New Hanover county.
Mr.. Norment advocated the bill.
Mr.. Glenn oppressed its passage, and
moved 10 lay it on the table. III
yeas ard nays being demanded, ti.'
motion to tah'e prevailed by vote al
ayes -, nays Be
A n.essug- from the Senate WAS Re
| ceiycd, refusing to concur in The
| House amendments to the bill T,
| amend the charter eff the North Caro-
Ina Railroad Company a d for oth,l
purposes, whereupon tie House T..
fused to recede, and Committee on
| Conference WAS appointed.
The Committee returned and sub
mitIed report, hut pending actioT
| the House adjourned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-26
Americans are a Nation OF ID yspep

We live fact. dissipate and FL early
graves. We drink all kinds OF CO.
holic spirits, and swallow, without
mastication, pork, grease, and every
kind of hFe-destroyipg. asstem-clog-
cling, indjgestIble food DIR. Walker
Vegetable Vinegar b tiers will remov Q
the evil effects, and the recovered pa
t;ent, with pure, vitahzrd electric.
blood flowing through his veins, will
have clearer head and cooler iudg-
mrpt. which added to experience, will
cause him to abstain III the future 4w
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Many people in the South take the
Christian Union, 1t may be inter
esting for them to know that, accord
ing to his own testimony, Oliver John
son, the managing editor, is Univer-
saiist and does not believe in the di-
vinity of Christ. He also processes to
be "a Spiritual;st but not damned
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-26

The Fayetteville Gazette learns that
Miss LOUISA 4. Leete. of that town, ii
teacher at the Oxftrd Orphan Asylum,
has abandoned the idea entertained by
her of joining the Presbyterian Mis-
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60 tIae Afflicted.

No matter under what form OF slch.
9ess you laoor, there is one gren,,1
trath you should keep i'll mind I; Al,
iiSease originatein IN impure cand'i, u
ct the blood. Purify that, and the q -
case must depart but you cannot P,
risy the blood by the use OF polsopmUh - :,
d ugs, ana exhaustive stimulants. :: :,
b1st Blood Purifier ever discoVereno n.
Dr.. WALKERS famous VINEGAR Dii
THIS, compounded of simple. ="
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-26

Quicksilver is SO scarce and aea1 -.
Mexico that the Mexican Congress IL
offered q rewatd of SEC, COO to the Ut
mine producing SEQ TASKS o.. o.
mineral. It is contented by . Me ~
ms,allur g1st mat 1t may bo pl.a.us..
at fifty places if proper stefs are - ....
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-26

SCI ATuR CIEisTtANCT, thanks it
wouId reqn,:" IA good many regiments
81 United States soldiers to repeat the
Louisiana programme in Michigan.
He holds to the old doctrine that a
Federal Judge, drunk or sober. cannot
determine who shall b- Governor or
What members to the Legislature are
esltitlcd to their seats in a sovereign
State. Nobody ever questioned this
plan proposition until this creature
Grant undertook to run the Govern
uent AS he would a regiment OF Yahoo I.
Indications from all parts of the
country point TO decided decline IL
the price of ice during the ensuing
season, and there will hardly be any
reason why even the poorest should
deny themselves the indulgence Of the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-26

Fr NJ the r. eish News.
.Ersz SEOEsEs OF SATURDAY.
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PASSED THIRD READING.

House biz concerning cu;:;sy 'a<s :
4 Columbus county.
81! authorizing the Commission Is
81 Fayetteville to issue new bonds.
3eantu:i by MIR. Cabtwsi!. re
prjri::g Tire Clerks Of tie House
- bring forward for con- ID
"rntiou ali u GnIstito business shcGlti
=ha Legislature De couven. by tii,
;Ervern"E o. tn Convention to b
held IN September next
Bill providing for tho employment
of the convicts in the different iails II
liz State.
House bill enabling part;e, holding
bonds Of tee state issued for later. al
improvements, under acts passed pr
or to the war, to sell tn same.
House Ditto proh!b bit tie fraului, Ii
use of brands.
| House resolution concerning tLt
| American Centennial. RccpmmendI.2
the people to fl up the Department
Tor this State with mechanical PFC
/ ducts, and th"t the people be request
| ed to attend the sane.
| The - nate refused 20 coBcnr IN tht
| House snb>tistute to Ar. HargrAvt
bill Coz oernlrg the purchase OF IT,
Construction bond. of the North Car
DINA Railroad