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Evening journal., 1905-06-06
Delaware College
Newark. Del.
van Reopen september Izlh. I9Os.

Offers fine opportunities to young men
for preparation for the several callings
of life.
Fine new Gymnasium one Of the most
valuable and attractive features.
Examinations for Entrance held on
Friday and Saturday. June I'D and oath.
at any Of the following places at which
applicants may notify the President OF
their intention to appear. viz: Middle
town. Smyrna, Dover, Seaford, Laurel,
Georgetown, Milford and Lewes.
Examinations will also be held at the
College on September 18th and 18th for
such candidates as may prefer to take
the examinations at that time. Candi-
dates who may fail in some subjects in
June may appear in September after re-
viewing the work in which they were
Geo. A. Harter, Pres.
Evening journal., 1905-06-06
E. B. RILEY

very important sale of Ladies' Undergarments and
Infants White Dresses.
June event. afordng remarkable opportunities tc
purchase highcass muslin cambric and nansook under
wear at prices much below the market value.
Evening journal., 1905-06-06

25c quality Persian lawn at I8c
yard.
All of our 25c mercerized waist
ing, will be sold Wednesday at
r9c a yard.
SIC white mercerized waistings,
Wednesdays price, asc.
I6-inch wide towelling crash,
3 I-2c a yard, Wednesday only.
Dotted Swiss at IL I-2c, I5c,
I8c, 25c, 4oc and SOC a yard.
Evening journal., 1905-06-06

Infants slips, 6 months to
years from 25c to $500, value soc
to S.. 90; samples.
Infants short dresses, to 4
years. 45c to So SO; value 65c to
SO. oO.- SAMPLES.
Evening journal., 1905-06-06

Don't Let Your love Rust
Use Cartmell's Stove Enamel.
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stock and Rontl-.

New York, Jan 5-'rhcre Was lit
il. life left in the lnari<e, today ana
The sentiment as EXPRESSED in the
movement was thoroughly unccrtain.
The fluctuations Mere constant and the
level Of the market shifted many times
from an average h CHER than last night
To n lower one. Dealings were small
AID were attributed almost altogether
70 professional sources. RumorS OF
Prospective ia lrcstd combinations and
INSCRIPTIONS still attracted attention
and the admitted intent on OF Presi-
dent Cassatt of the Pennsylvania 10
enter the New Haven directory and the
General belief III additional represen-
fation for the Standard Oil interest Oh
The New York Central directory We're
calculated to keep alive this discus
sion.
New Ravens recent extension of in
nuence into the Northern trunk line
iield. il accepted as having Pennsyl-
yania inspiration, would suggest a
shift ne. of The long established ball
ance in that field. The possibility OF
The expected Northwestern Kallroad
Developments tending to a similar out
come may also be considered Money
continued extremely easy and served as
j. safeguard against any pressure upon
the stock market. The general list
was sustained also by a number OF
POINTS of positive strength. Ama!ga-
mated Copper had the benefit OF d
farther advance in the price OF the
metal The coalers responded 10 the
reports Of excellent conditions in the
anthracite trade. This last group
proved the mainstay OF the market
and il was the strong advance III the
Eries that made the closing steady.
Eamors of an early dividend for Ere
second preferred accompanied the rise.
The bond market was Very broad but
the movement. of prices somewhat IT.
regular Total sales (par valued So
420 coo.
L. S. bonds We're unchanged on cali.
Total sales stocks 687 400 shares in
Guiding Atchison 5000; a. c. L., soc;
BAIT more {; Ohio. $500: G.. x o., b
70o: St. Paul 1900; Erie. 100000; do
fist preferred, 1T.100; do second pre-
ferred, $500; Louisville & Nashville,
900 Mexican Central, 10000: Mis-
souri, Pacific, S.6G9; New York Central,
] 600; Norfolk and Western. $500;
Pennsylvania. l9.400: Reading. 1900:
Rock Island. 2S.600 Southern Pacnic
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Faithfully Fulfilled Every Pledge
(Chatham Record.)


This is the last week of the admin
istration of Charles 3. Aycock as Gov
crnor of North Carolina. and on next
Wednesday he viii be succeeded by
Gov. Glenn. 1T may safely be asserted
that impartial history will record Ay-
cocks administration as one Of the
most notable and successful that has
ever blessed our goodold tate Fol
lowing Immediately, as il did the adj
ministration of Gov. Russell the con
trast was so striking as to render ii the
more notab BILE. Rarely mas ther" ever
been i'm any State SO great contrast
between any two administrations,
The progress Of this state during
the past four years Of Aycock's adj
ministration has been almost wonder
full This progress has been Otable IN
all lines Of Industrial development and
in everything that tends to elevate n
people. Especially in educational mat
tcis has this progress been notable.
and most gratifying to all friends of
education So deeD an interest has
Coy. Aycock taken in the cause OF
education and so successful have been
his active efforts that he is known, and
H'il be remembered in history. as
%orih C&roHna,s Educational Gover-
nor'
COY. Aycock has most faithfully full
dlitd All The pledges made in his in
auccfaI address. aud ne deserves the
tha lbs Of all good citizens who love
their State and her welfare.
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KICKING COTTON
WHEN IT'S DOWN
An Attempt to Rise Met
and Checked.
A PICNIC FOR BEARS
Final Quotations Indicated Net Loss
OF About Seventeen 10 Twenty
Points. Business On the Curb
SOMEWHAT Be t.r Than
This.
A PICNIC FOR BEARS
This.
an the Assoeiated press. }

New York. Jan. 5.-The cotton mar
ket was rather less active and after ;
severe .lttacl. at the opening ruled IL
regular with anal prices not fai from
The initial figures. The opening was
.eak ut Il decline Of &c to q points ii
response to caster Liverpool cables
reports ct freer spot offerings from the
south. and IA continuation of the bean
pressure ana liquidation which devel-
oped around the high point Of IS9 fol
May on Yesterdays bulge. The decline
4; the opening was enough 10 atte}, |
cons 1erable prnfit-takine by ihe
sCalping element. who had sold y2ster-
gay. hat in spite Of this prices cor
tnued ( 10 work downward until the
General | st showed Il net loss OF abons
- TO % points. with May selling
Ground co., scoring loss Of nearly
half a cent from the figures current
yesterday afternoon. Following this
offerings fell oil somewhat, and tie
room trade considering the decline too
Violent turned to the long side Tor q
N ok bulge with the result that prlce>
toward The nidle of the afternoon
i,.ied about 10 points up from the low
est later there was Il renewal OF
IRE ssarc Some OF the large floor brok-
a
shake out the buyers Of the middle SEES
: ~ and prices We're forced back uIi-
Ger quite iar-sc offerings OF ,ccrf1t
s.OnthS just before the closing the
I..;irket was steadied by room cover
ing b;l; sinai quotations showed q net
loss Of about Il 10 20 points. Sales
futgrcS we're estimated az 100000
bales Af.er the reguia. close wires
fIom New Orleans reported a very firm
market the re for both Spots aud IT.
turts and Galveston also showed firm
ness i'm the spot department There
".;,s sonac business here on the curt
ana Dfiiciaol transactions We're heard
81 at an advance Of about u points
"a, compared with the official closing.
Receipts at the ports 21,lS3 bales
against 1854 last week, and $3.50
last year For the week $4,000 bitles
aga nst 257. 564 last week and 2@I 80
asst year Today's receipts at New
orleans / 9. 602 bales. against So. last
year. AMI ut Houston S,5o6 bales
:c3.:nst 1bsii last year.
Jew YORK Jan o-Cotton spo, quie,
mi idling saf, / :, sa.es y. m,lts
Futures opened weak and {. s,sd stea'S
fi1.f.a l. rtt Inv Nl,Na
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New York. Jan Cotton spot quie,
p rn'pts 10 yer, niddliny uplands 10
mi idling suu, 4 - sa'~s .. mles
Futures opened weak and {. sss,tl stea IS
Omen Ia ,rh Low Close
Nc,r Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans. Jan. Spot cotton
very firm: sales $3.50 bales. including
1.450 to arrive and 400 fob. Quota
tons advanced Lice.
Futures opened 13 to 16 points down
and barely steady. New York and
Liverpool were much lower. causing (.
depression here which lasted up T.
noon. wilen prices were . points lower
than Yesterdays finals. An upward
movement then set in which continued
with slight reactions TO the close. In
the aiding March was . points lower
at GA declined To GO and finally re-
covered TO 6S5. The market closed firm
net unchanged TO 8 points lower.
New Orleans. Jan. ), Cotton futures
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WINGED me that Il is impossible TO live
within the salary paid to the Cover
nor Of this state ana 40 all the things
which are properly expected Of the
Governor and his family. The salary
Of the Governor ought TO be such that
Il poor man could afford to be Cover
nor Of the State. This office ought
always TO be the reward of merit and
service and open to everyone who reE-
ders service and possesses merit
Without adequate compensation ii will
grow TO be restricted only TO those
who are wealthy / therefore recon-
mend that your Honorable Body al
once increase the salary TO $4,000. 90
per annum SO that the increased sal
any may be available to the incoming
Governor.
Conclusion
After four years of service TO the
State / cannot retire to private lire
without expressing TO the people
through your body my appreciation
of their generosity to me The have
AZ all times been quick to manifest
their support of every proper sug-
2estion on my part and they have
been most generous in overlooking the
shortcomings of my administrations
No" can | leage without expressing
my deep gratitude 10 my associates
N the State government for their Ell
fective. loyal and cordial support Of
every measure which has looked to
the betterment or conaltions i'm tins
State. ] wish for each Of them u long
and prosperous life filed with service
TO those who have come in more
intimate contact with me in the per
Torrance of tho duties Of my office
wish to convey the sense Of my deep
obligation fer their diligent and faith
full performance Of their duties and
their constant fidelity 10 me- l retire
from office with pleasant recollection
OF all those who have aided me in the
work which the people laid upon mo
and herewith beg TO express 10 them
my thanks for the great service which
they have done the State.
CHAS. r. AYCOCk.
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Naval Stores.

Wilmington, Jan. Turpen,Ine =. =, 49M
receipts - casks.
Sosn firm, 2.40, receipts i69 bills.
Tar nrm, Loo, receipts 50 bblS.
crude nrID, 23UtG3.70, receipts "a Dbls
Charleston, Jan. 5, Turpentne firm ....
savannah. n o-Turpenune steady, SC.
receipts lo2 sales i55 exports 20.
Rosin-tirm, receipts : or; sales 7.3, c&l
ports 1921.
Quote A, &c, 255@... 2.,0a.... !,
2.IbG G1R r 2.T0@M G 2.7715 80, Fl 2.95, i.
49, X AGO, NJ $50, " 400. VIC 4SJ, WV oi5.
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winston sentinel.l

1t is repeated that Governor Aycock
is to become the head OF a great edu-
cational institution upon his -getire-
ment from the office of governor. We
do not know that there is any truth in
the report. bat we do know that he
could iii such position in a most
brilliant manner. But then our pres
emit governor has the ability to make
A reputation i'm almost any line he may
choose to follow. AS we have said be-
FORE. he is naturally a brilliant man
and there is no danger that his retire.
mC from the office of governor VIII
lessen his reputation. And this seems
be the general opinion.
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Special Rates to- Raleigh. Account of
Inauguration of Governor Glenn,
January 9th lfth. 1905.

Account Of above occasion Seaboard
Air Line announces rate Of one fare
plus twenty-five cents for individuals.
and one cent per mile. for ten or NOR
on one ticket for Military Companies
and Brass Bands from all points In
North Carolina to Raleigh and re-
turH Tickets sold January 10th-11th
y it'll ,tiaal return limit January 14th.
G. fl. GATTIS,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
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Effect ofsayins in Little Things,
lChatl1a ~ Record

Few farmers nave any IDEA how
much cotton is left on the seed after
the cotton is ginned. All this is saved
q: the oil mill mere and ii amounts &c
nearly bale day, which is quite ar
important item. n an average thirty
pounds Of cotton are saved from every
ton Cor 66 % bushels) of seed This
is practical illustration of the i'm
portance Of saving in little things.
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New York Money.

New YORK, Jan. 5, ] p. m.-Money on CAL
eady;2o y, low ruling rate, last loan
closing a, offered 2L@, time loans
steady, 90 days Sal. 90 days 3.pA, six
months aA,@1a. prime merc'tile per I0415,
sterling exchange Ann, with actual business
III bankers bills at Isl loo 1872 for demand,
and al 4si S0d IaI 90 for 60 day ,ilIs. posted
rates 1871 IA ass commercial bills 48lsf@
bar silver CO.'S, Mexican dollars AZ.
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200 Southern Railway, 1900; do
preferred, 1900: Union Pacific, $500.
A'nalsamated Copper. 60 500: Brock
'yn Transit j.300; Colorado Fuel,
1900; Tennessee Coal. 1000 t. S.
steel, $500; do preferred 64.T00:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chemical, 1900: do
i referred. 200.
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Dry Goods Market.

New Y ork, Jan. 5-Buying of dry
GOODS shows little Improvement but
The undertone of the market is said to
be slightly better, with buyers more
willing TO provide for their current re-
No weaken ng is noted in
my direction, for sellers see the fulfil
ity of such course and are inclined
to wait without trying to force bust
ness.
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dcned criminals TO be converted into
use in the saving Of the youthful who
have been tempted int committing
crime. The sentiment is fine one
and / am certain that you viii appre-
ciate the action Of this board and
recommend this course. ] concur
most earnestly in their recommenda-
lions and seize this occasion to eX-
press my deep appreciation of the
wise management which the directors
and the superintendent. one and all,
have given TO the penitentiary there
by enabling them to make this gen.
arouS suggestion to your honora bic
bod
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alton as to flour today and caused a
weak finish in the wheat market
E'inal quotations on Nay wheat Aert
,n 1-4&S-Sc Corn also is down Ia
ia 3-Sc. oats show loss of Lac and
/ rows ons ID TO / ? lie.
tOpening Iiigne>i. Lowest Clos pg
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To Pnotect Birds.

(Taylorsviile Scout)
Since tho 1st of November there has
haea daily average Of about 100
birds shipued out of this county II
they don't get some protection it Will
onlv be Il few years until birds VIII be
as scarce as gold in Alexander.
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The Ups and Downs OF Life.
Chatham Record.)

Nhotham RecOrd.)
Among the inmates of our county
home is a decrepit old man, who was
once a well-to-do farmer and for many
years was q constable and deputy
sheriff. People do not know what
changes in this life they may have
10 un6ec.ro
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New orleans. jan. ). Cotton futures
1Asr9pJOL-

Liverpool, Jan. 5, p. m.-Coton SD t
nod deniatd prices points lower,
american middiing fair, ~, good midd1ng,
:9l middiing 50, inw middling rs gooo
ordinary, 3 - ordinary - The sales of tb'
uay '0OG oaes of witch 1850 were for specu
lation and ex port and included 900 Ameri
csii. REGENTS - GO, is.les, 49, q American
Futures one led EASY closed steady.
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Stockholders Afoellna.

The annual meeting OF the stot
holders Of the Carolina Trust CT
pany Of Raleigh viii be held NJ II
Banking House on Tuesday at IL
January 10, 1905.
II +. SMITH. Cashie
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Good Example For 1908.

Greensboro Telegram.)
Every third tie Of news from a
North Carolina town or city nowadays
tells of the closing of saloons. North
Carolina was in q distinctly anti-sa-
Don mood in 1904.
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Stockholders, Meeting.

The regular annual meeting OF. the
stockholders of the Raleigh Savings
Bank viii be held at their banking
house on Monday January 9Th, at
noon.
j. 0. LITCHFORD, Cashier.
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Stockholders Meeting.
THE ANNt1AL NfEETTNG OF

TIE tlN4NO Vii MEL INV vi e t#
stockholders Of the Mech
Dime Savings Bank OF craze
eigh VIII be held IN
banking house January 10th.
1T 8 o'clock y. M, Walters
ham, Cashier
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a. 1. n,n,xs ann iinf

Baltimore, Jan. S, a. L.. common l9@L
preferred. 3S1a@...
Bonds--4s.....
A. q. l.. common log go. pi eferred =.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that appli
cation VIII be made to the Genera
Assembly to amend the charter of II s
Commercial ana Farmers Bank
Raleigh, \. c.
Dec. %. 1904. 12-23-1n
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1,osn onnia1,nns re-e as lollows

bakers a.7oa 10, wheat No. . spring CtalIa
i No. 3 IS ,ii,. No. red. i5@'is corn Nc. .
30, "a white Me- t ys!lss 10 sa's White Int ss
We No27iH, good seetliag barley 37d j.
Gair 10 ch.,ic mailing u az fax seed No;
~ NJ. | northwestern |. = prime nmn,h ny
sd IL, mess Urk pei bb'. l.lIGl2, -
ara per loom -. shor;, rib, .,de'
noosei lano3' dry salted shoulders ihnxed
6.s.K, short clear. sides fhoxed) go idu-
tract grade 1915.
New Yosk fsrovfsfoDa
New YORK Jan l. r!nur quiet, winter
patents s,5hn,. =, Mhtnesots patents 1.s,do ~
10 bakers. sl.coa. i.2'. straigiiis 5.l0S6k
Rye flour quiet, fair to good ',''o4.7'
choice :" fa,,cv .t5' $50,
Buck ~ heat fiou" steady 206 30.
Corn IN al pnet, ,-llow western I0Hi4'
kiln dried a.iM63.i".
Rye nominal, No. W. stern, 10.
Barley quiet, feeding t61l mailing $50
Wheat eady. No. red, y x, May ll'A
Corn easy, No. . 5:1z May 5oe Decemhel
Oats qnic. mixed 7%e =. -, Sept.
.seel steady, fanny 0a0l ~ packet 100
all. 90, city ext IN ii.t...... hiess H. d9it-W
.eef hams q 00@2a.o0.
Cut meats qucitpic kied bellies 6A@7
killed. shoulders ~. picked hams el2o ~
Lard -us,jy western 'eained ~ Now,
NJ ] nom refined dni. continent ] ~
PIN steady, ,a,"ily II oAeI4 %. shor' c'.,n
tt1Idla -, ,,.,'.s | 20 CISCO
TalIow firm, 81 pei pkgl, '@rGeonniry
Rosin Arm strained common To g~'o
.723sG'.SI
TnTpeniine quIef 30 ~
Rice nrm, domestic Iaiy "a extra 27sa1oK
Molasses steady, New Orleans oren kettl ,
= nd to choice S2xDSh.
Coffee spot Rio 81 ady. Not invoice SIS mia
ar,n sOrdova IIhn 3
sngar raw -teady, tar refining X, c.n,rlf1-
s ss 81 ties, c3 - ,"e.St sSs mold &
ID Get loaf 10, crushed 8a5. powdered a.s1
formulated 5.Sj. cnnes $40.
Butter Grm creamery common To extra
l99z9. state 'iairv i az west, I'll factory -:
Eggs steady, state and Penn. nearby
fancy selected white a5d3s, Southern 20o2 y,
Interiors
Cheese strong state full cream small col
Potatoes quiet. Long Island l7otG2.0J. state
end western s,di.,,. Jersey Swe"ts 9 h0st3 10
Peanuts, duiet, fancy hand-picBed jGR ofhef
C.bbaae Sea ~ Hat dutch per 100. 2s'.
Cotton by .tea,n lo Iiserpooi l3ph o.
Cotton seed oil NJ, rkei was easy.
= IJa2l, off summer yellow nominal. prime
white 2j9 81 prime winter yellow .6m2'.
Baltimore Provisions.
Baltimore, Jan 5 Flour dull, wlnt-l
patents ). $3.50, spring patents 5.31g6 Is, extra
Wheat steady spot CONTRACT j IL. l-lh "a
ed western Sou lhern by sa,npeiDvdli ~.
earn Irin, spot, new i5t4G5s, new Southern
white corn lI541 "a
OAts ffln, No. white 800 =, No.
mixed "a.
Rye dull. No 2 western sfoL
Butter reaiy fancy imitation 2l@2l dc
creamery e2l, do ladie '7e ), sore packed
II H.
Eggs firm, unchanged IS.
Cheese nran. large ana small 2 me-
dunn l1gl2X
sugar nrln, coarse grant lated 59i, fine SIS.
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just think OF the taxes yGn get GA.
f paying by not owning the earth.
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Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Jan. 5.--LoHrcc cables
coupled with prospects of q good crop
q. winter wheat offset a buiish stu
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RaIcigh Spot COTTON AIarI>e;.

Receipts yesterday -. bales
Prices yesterday ... Z cents
anne date last year .l3 a. Ii 3-S
Receipts that day :. 49,. II bales
isece pts this season -. .l0,S22 bales
same date last season ...11.197 bales
Othe" Cotton Markets.
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Agricultural Board.
Department OF Insurance.

The report of the Commissioners Of
Insurance shows the work Of this de-
partinent in n very fine light. The
increased revenue 10 the State With
better protection 10 the property and
the safeguarding Of the interest of the
people against speculative and weak
insurance companies all combine Ia
make this department of srea, value
% tho state
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North Cardinals Record.


North Carolinians proudly boast that
during the War Between the states
North Carolina was ''the first at
Bethel. the farthest at Gettysburg ana
Chickamauga and the last at Appo-
'mattox." and il is eminently right and
PROPER that suitable memorials should
be placed to commemorate and per-
petuate this proud record of our Con
federate heroes. On the first day OF
last October committee of patriotic
North Caroinians visited the battle
field al AppomattoX court house ana
identified and located the places there
where CoXs brigade Of Grimes divls-
ION fired the last volley on the fatefu.
9Th of April, 1865, and where Roberts
cavalry captured the last battery cap
tured by the army of Northern Viz
ginia and where Capt. w T. Jenkins.
of the 14th y. c. Regiment fought the
last skirmiSh Immediately preceding
the surrender of Lees army \ deed
for those three places has been most
generously executed as a gift by the
Owner of the old battlefield. MAJOR
George 4. Armes. T. S. A, retired,
to Hon Henry A. London for the Du-s
pose of having suitable memorials
erected thereon, and Mr. London
wishes TO transfer the title to the state
OF North Carolina. ] respectfully rec
ommend and ask your honorable body
to pass bill which | am Informed
will be introduced TO accept the title
to the said lots a AppomattoX 50 gen
erously rendered and to authorize the
appointment OF a commission of five
to take charge of the same and sup
erintend the erection of proper mem
orials thereon and to appropriate 4
sum sufficient TO erect an appropriate
monument at the spot where North
Caroliuians fred the last Volley. This
gentlemen i'm Charge OF this movement
hope TO have these memorials unveiled
and dedicated on the 9Th of next April
which will be the 10th anniversary Of
the historic events then commemor-
ated.
Salary CT The Governor.
An experience of four years has cons
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state Bocrd OF Health.
state Board

This is most important board
which comes little into tile considera
tion Of the people by reason Of the
quietness Of the work which = does.
Steadily year by year TINS board has
gone on in it's work, ameliorating the
conditions of the prisoners and call
ing attention to the needs of the de-
fective classes until legislation hss
been provided for the most glaring Of
these needs. The work which the
board does is of the finest character
and entities the board and its most
efficient secretary Miss Daisy benson
to the thanks and consideration OF the
Oublit.
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