Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-08-09

H n, Isl 9zt Iroman, ed Spirgel K 35th; L
47th; Rial Nelson, I'd BAIT; David Hagan, E. SD
B. 49th-Gotds5oro' Ne,rs. ''''~''
lowing list OF the names of Confederate soldiers
inferred upon the farm of Mr.. Harper, near Ben
louisville, n. c. Further information will be
given, If desired, upon application to the under
signed:
n Milton, I Nance, LIST Battalion; A Watkins
34th Va Regt ~ Methaus, LIST e Bat W Reid, do
SeTs 4 pS s1"9rs $40 aa1u s o. Cham
Edwards, I'd Tenn Regt L 3 Fach, 50th C Regt
Glover, 9th Ga Relt; 1t G Laimer, 42d Ala Regt :,
There are also three graves containing five
bodies, names unknown.
r. T. FULGHUM,
Goldsboro, n. G..
August End. 1866
Capt r. Z. Fulghum, has within a few DAYS
past, caused to be placed the graves OF few
of our scattered and unknown dead neat head
boards bearing the following inscription
Confederate Soldier!
| ''IGNoTUs SEQ GLoRIFICATUs'
| La our opinion, no more appropriate epitaph
can" he placed over the resting place of these our
unknown martyrs. These few words tell all their
history.
Unknown but Gloriied y Glo1ified here,
and trust in the hereafter.
Goldsboro' Neecs.
| The fine promise of the growing crops is hay
ing its effect in the preparations making for the
tall trade we notice two first class stores nearly
completed and one or two more closed for
pairs. We also learn that Messrs Shaw and Nc
Cabe contemplate building two very fine stores
this fall on the lot adjoining the one now occu-
pied by then.-1ta'borO' Soutte1mer.
The INsTIsUTE FOR THE DEAF DUMD AND BLIND
The next session of the North Carolina Institute
for the deaf, the dumb and the blind, will COM
mence on Monday, third of September. Arrange
ments have been made to accommodate an in
creased number OF pupils, and we hope all friends
curing the attendance of all the deaf and dumb and
blind children in the State. To the parents and
friends Of pupils already in attendance, we would
say send them back promptly at the commence
ment of the session. It is highly important that
you should do this
Application has been made for the admission of
pupils from other States and the Board of Direc-
tors have authorized the reception of all who make
early application for the next session. The terms
of admission two hundred dollars for session
of ten months. This sum includes the payment
for board, tuition, fuel lights, &c. All appica-
tons must be addressed to the Principal at Ral-
eigh, n. C.-RaIeigt Cashet.
IMPROVED RAILWAY FAcH1T1Es-f gives us
pleasure to announce, on good authority, that al
engagements have recently been entered into be-
tween the Wilmi ngton and Manchester Rail Road,
the South Carolina Rail Road and the Georgia
Rail Road, 10y which through passenger trains will
be run daily between Wilmington, n c., and At
anta, Geo Passengers, baggage and mails will
be carried daily between these points without be-
ing disturbed or having to change cars. The most
luxurious sleeping cars, built expressly for thisline
will be in these trains. The are both day and
night The passenger need not change his
place from Atlanta to Wilmington, n. c., and has
no trouble about baggage Or transfers. besides hay
ing most comfortable bed in the sleeping car
Passengers going North and taking this route, and
also going up the Chesapeake Bay, do not lose q
single nights rest from Atlanta to New York, and
even to Boston. Through passengers can get in
these cars at Augusta or any other point on the
route. This admirable arrangement, learn,
went into effect ON the 4th inst. We hope this
effort on the part of these Companies to add to
the comfort of the travelling public will result in
a corresponding increase of patronage to their
line. The connections of this line are sure and
reliable the Companies having recently added the
best and most improved rolling stock to their
equipments. -Charlest0n Courier.
FRE-A fire broke out on yesterday afternoon,
about o'clock, in the distileryeof Messrs. Sweet
& Dutton, destroying the distillery and some
other property to the amount of fifteen hundred
dollars. No insurance. The parties intend build
Net05e,m Times, It'll.
We learn that on Sunday night some party or
parties unknown entered the smokehouse of Mr..
Avis Sorrell of this City, and took thererom his
whole supply OF bacon for the balance of this
year, leaving him only two pieces. The
house was entered by the use of false keys.
Roseigh Standard, It'll.
Hays, in this county, were addressed by Moses
A. Bledsoe, r. c. Badger, and G.. J. Rogers,
Esquires. Mr.. Bledsoe spoke at Roesvie on
Saturday, and was replied to by Capt. J. O. A.
DeCarteret.
Mr.. Rledsoe, we learn, confined his remarks al
most entirely to the financial condition of the
State and argued the present inability of our
- - - RAJ Standard, 7M.
JONES SPRNGs-THE EXERCISES ON THE 8rH.-
The following letters, says the Raleigh Sentinel of
the 9th inst, have been sent us for publication, |
by the committee of Ladies appointed to make |
the necessary arrangements for erecting monu- |
ment in memory of Miss Lee, daughter of Gen. |
Robert E. Lee, at Jones Springs, Warren CO., on
the 9Th inst. The occasion will doubtless be a
most interesting
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
RALEIGH, July 25, 1866. { |
Mrs JOS s. Jones' Mrs. Col. Heck and Others COM
otee LADIES I have received your polite note of the
goth inst inviting me to be present at the Warren White
Sulphur Springs on the 9Th OF August on the OCCASION OF
erecting monument in memory Of the late Miss Lee,
daughter of Gen Robert E. Lee:
thank you for this opportunity you offer me- of which
great and good father and anliable daughter
have the honor to be
yum 0O. JONATHAN III NV WORTH.
RALEIGH, n; c., July 24th, 1866.
Committee LADIES Il have the honor to acknowledge
receipt your kind invitation, behalf of the ct
quent upon erection the proposed to the
daughter of beloved chieain recent struggle
for separation and nde pendence
The noble sentiment which actuates your citizens in
pressing their high appreciation of his distinguished
vices by testimonial delicate and touching, is worthy
thank you for your kind remembrance of myself and
if possible will be present but if circumstances prevent
my heart and best wishes will be with you that occa
have the honor to be, very thankfully,