Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-09-27


Oak Forest Ircdell, Marshall r. Steele
Bushy Fork Person, Mrs. Jacobina Mllman.
Webs Ford, Rutherford, Mrs Jane Webb.
Norwood, Stanly, Miss Sarah Norwood
potocasi, Northampton, Mrs. Eliza Bealc.
Winston. FOrsvthe. Moses '. FairclOth.
New Camden Guilford, Jonathan Z. Cox.
Stces Shoals, cleveland Mrs. Harriet E
Chambers.
Mil Hill, CabaIius Mary j. Stirdwalt.
EIzabethtown, Dladen, Harry p. Crowell.
New Hill, Wake, Mrs. Lucinda Z. Pattshau.
Pekin, Montgomery, Mrs. Fannie Mckenzie.
Pineville. Necklenburg, Mary A. Harrison.
New Sterling, Iredel Miss Mary D. Summers.
Martins Lime Kiln, Stokes, Mrs. Harriet NJ
Smith.
Clover Orchard Orange, Henry Stout.
Rowan Mills, Rowan, Mrs Mary Owens.
Tancv Hill, IredeI, Jno. Il. McLeland.
Snow Camp, Aamance, JnO. Dixon
Union Grove Iredell, Jas L. Norman
Hay Meadow, Wilkes, Miss Rachel Sebastian.
Macon Depot, Warren, Amanda A. EgertOn.
White Sulphur Springs, Catawba, Martha J.
Eckard.
Bear WaIlOw, Henderson, David Williams.
Company Shops, Alamance Thos. Sellers.
Orange Factory, Orange, Sidney HOleman.
1IonroetGn, Rockingham, James Scott.
Buies' Store, Robson, Nick MCLAUGHLIN.
HiIlsdalc, GriilfOrd Vim. Archer.
Lexington, Davidson, Mrs. Mary B. Dusenbery
High Shoals rutherford, Hiss Delphina Ayd-
lott
Hamilton Martin, VIM. W. Gardner.
Mofiitts Mills, Randolph, VIM. b. Maness.
Brewers Mills, Randolph, VIM H. Brewer.
Big Lick, Stanly, Jno. Hunnicutt.
THE TOBACCO CROP-From the best in
formation we can obtain from farmers in
this part of Virginia and the adjoining
counties of North Carolina, no finer crop
has ever been produced in this country,
nor have Our farmers ever taken more pains
to keep up their reputation for being the
best cureTS of tobacco IN the world. We
have seen many samples of the new crop
that are fully equal to the best high priced
samples that were offered in our maket dur
ing the season that is just closing.
It is or opinion that bright wrappers
can be furnished from this section in guam
titles sufficient to wrap all the common
stock that will be offered in the Richmond,
Lynchburg. and Petersburg markets, be-
sides the large quantities which will be re-
quired by our own manufacturers.
DamUiUe Ners.
CANDIDATES. G. L. Cobb and Col.
Joseph 5. Jones are candidates for the
House of Commons, from PasQuotank coun-
ty, both coming out at the solicitation of
their friends, without any meeting or eau
Gus nomination.
r. K Speed and Gen. William E. Mann
are candidates to represent the Senatorial
District OF Pasquotank and Perquimans.
New Corrosive notice the arrival of
quite Il lot of new cotton. The first ship
ment from Wayne county. The marks in
dictate that it comes from the plantations
near Goldsboro', operated by J. K. Miller
Il Co., and Day Il Van Der Baugh. These
enterprising young men have made their
mark among us, and We are glad to see them
meet with the success they merit.
Ner6egm Times, 1871.
CoTroN INJURED. The heavy wind yester-
day injured the cotton on the stock very
materially. We understand that hundreds
of pounds were broadcasted through the
woods adjacent to the fields.
Raj. Progress.
HENRY MORDECAI, EsQ.-This gentleman,
during the war, was well known for his de-
votion to the Southern cause. He resides
near the city of Raleigh, and has recently
presented To the Ladies' Memorial Associ-
alton of that city beautiful lot of two
acres of land, in the North Eastern part of
the city, adjoining the premises of Hon. X.
Rayner, for the location of the monument,
and cemetery OF our deceased Confederate
soldiers.
REMOvED.-It is reported on our streets
this morning, that John Robinson, ESQ,
p NJ, has been removed, and that H. L.
Grant, Esq. is to be his successor.
GOiCLSbOrO' Ne1rS
THE NEXT LEGIsLATURE.-A friend in
GuilfOrd informs us that the following ex-
cellent ticket will be supported by the
JOhnsOnWOrth men III that county, for the
Legislature. viz For the Senate. Peter
Adams Esq: for the House of Commons,
Col !. I. Morehead, Jr., Colonel J. A.
Houston, and ". L. Smith, Esq.
Jas. H. Everett is announced as candi-
date for reelection to the House of Com
mons from the county of Wayne.
Gen. 4. j. Dargan Is Il candidate for re-
election to the House in Arson.
Mr. c. L. Cobb and Col. Joseph S. Jones
are candidates for the House Of Commons,
from Pasquotank county.
r. X. Speed and Gen. William E. Mann
are candidates to represent the Senatorial
District of Pasquotank and Perquimans.
Rdleigh Sentinel.
THE CoTTOS CROP OF EDGECoMBE.- Many
and various SpeculatiOns have been maderel
alive to the growing cOttoncrop OF this Go.
The Spring was unpropitious for the plant
and bad stands were common, almost uni
yersal June and July were favorable and
the plant attained good size, and bolls
We're plenty. Estimates were made by
practical planters that 10 to 10000 bales
would be made, but August set in and with
1t remarkably cool weather. In fact OuI
oldest planters say they have never known
81 cool an August. The consequence is
i%sI everywhere and in many places rot
soc 4ili atl We can gather from the different
o of IONS We are not disposed to put the crop
'ii0 county higher than 1O,0O0 bales.
IWbOrO' jSo,dleTper.
pu uLNL IL CoNTRIBUTIoNs.-Gen. L. G..
- W., =: ., Collector of Internal Revenue,
49, lli an1g promptly forwarded TWEEN.
ers a. AZ o i Ior the benefit of the suffer
NeecbeJ7a Times.