Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-06-07
statesvie, saoo-capt. Hayne Davis Maj P. B. Cham.

I T. Se1dge. TT IN
Iarboro, 5000. L. Bridgers John Norfieet Gov ID.
Clark, Mrs. Il. T. Clark.
Kinston, s2OO-Col Jno. G. Washington, Council WOO
Chapel Hill s2oo-prof ohas. Phillips, Andrew Mickle
Lexington, ssOO-Dr VIM R. Holt, B. B. Roberts, Mrs.
Ruherfordton, ssoo-Gen. Collette Leventhorpe.
| Salem s2OO-E. A. Vogler. e: Belo.
Graham $sOO-Hon. Thos Rufin, Jr., Giles Mebane
Milton, s2oo-sam'l Watkins Wm' Hlii' Rev. f. H.
wentworth s2oOHOn D. s. p Ried, Hon. Thas Settle
Roxboro, s2O0-Col. j. W. Cunningham, lion. +. II.
Reade.
Albemarle, s2OO-Eben Hearne, Danl Freeman.
Walnut Cove, s20O-W. A. Lash
Madison S2OO-Wm B. Carter.
smhfe s d1' ssoo~co j B. Watson Hon: J. T; Leach
Lousburg $2OO-NIrs. Edward Lawrence, Miss Penlnah
Troy, s2Oo-Mrs. Jesse Spencer.
ASHORE, $2O0-Mr. and Mrs. s. S. Jackson
Halifax, s2oo-E. Conigland, H: j. Hervey, Mrs E.
Washington, s2oO-Col D. NJ. Carter, Hon. R. S. Don
nell.
MEMORIAL AssocIAr1oN.-The ladies of noble sister
city, Richmond have gained immortal renown, and the
affection and esteem of the whole Southern people, by
their untrng efforts endeavoring to perpetuate the
memory of immortal dead. The work to which they
have consecraed themselves is of love- admiration,
and venerao for the deeds of those heroes which
have challenged the admiration of the world
Inspired and invigoraed by their example, why have
not the ladies of city formed like association,
with the avowed intention of endeavorng to emulate the
example forcby set before them by the ladies of Rich
mond In own Cemetery repose the remains of many
noble Confederate dead, whose graves entitled
to every mark of respect from the ladies of the place
which they eneavored defend These noble spirits left
the comforts of home and removed from the pale of the
influence of fond and dotng parents, to enlist in the
flushed with fever and tossing to and fro their couch
of pain, visited in the hospitals by of Will
mngton's fairest daughters Why is it that those who
regardless alike of disease and death, while minis
terns to the wants of the sick and wounded fail to show
that they gone from among us, that they still
venere and respect the memory of those to whose wants
they so faithfully minstered?
During the progress of the deadly struggle" many
of the South from every State could testify to the
zeal and energy of the ladies of Wilmington, who would
meet them at the depot dress their wounds quench their
thirst satisfy their hunger and with fterng voice and
mostened eyes, bid them Godspeed their journey to
those loved home who so anxously awaiting
their arrival
Deeds like those will be forgotten But the ladies
of city should satisfied with past acts-they
should consecrae themselves with renewed energy and
ZEAL to haow the spot where the bones of many noble
defenders of the cause lie buried.
We trust the ladies will act upon this matter and testify
by their action that they ready days that
past render immortal the name of Confederate
soldier
GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER NORTH CAROLINA. =
Through the kindness of Dr. T. B. Carr Grand Secretary
of the Chapter have been furnished with the following
list of officers installed at the Convocaton just closed
Comp. Alfred Martini g. H. P.
Luke Blacknler, d. G. II. P.
VIM. Robinson, G. X.
/" w. J. Hicks, G.. S.
60 T. w. Brown, G.. Treas.
6 T. B. Carr, G.. Sec
6 Burnace Walker, G. c. II.
Rev'd Hugh McAlpn, G. Chaplain.
Comp W. j. Hicks G. Lecturer.
c. A. Ciley, G. P. S.
c. J. Rountree g. r. A. c..
6 W. FL. Faucette G.. NJ. Sd V.
DR.. J. w. Blount G. NJ. I'd V.
g W. L. Wrston, G. NJ. LIST V.
A. Boom Tyler
meeting of the Grand Council of Royal and Select
Masters for this State also held and during the
sion the following officers installed
Comp. W. J. Hicks, 80 =. M. P. G. Master
Luke Backmer, T. l. D. G. NJ.
c. A. Cilley, 80 -. l. G. p C. W.
L. ". Brown, G. Treas.
T. B. Carr, G. Sec.
VIM. Murdoch, G. c. G.
E. F. Watson, 80 =. G. c. c.
P M. Smith, G. S.