Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-09-06

In the streets of Hoboken, New York, a few
days since. Mr.. Fitzgerald was greatly es-
teemed and beloved in this community. and
lin other parts of the State, and the intelli-
1genee of his awfully sudden death will ex-
/ cite profound regret.
NATIONAL BANK OF SALEM.-A Nationa4
Bank has been established at Salem in this
State This is the sixth National Bank es-
tablished in North Carolina. The officers
are as follows: Directors p A. Wilson, l.
G. Lash. J. W. Hunter, r. L. Patterson
and E. Belo. Israel G.. Lash, ESQ, is Pre-
sident, and ". A. Lemly, Esq, Cashier
RICHMOND DEsPERADoEs LYNcHED IN
| NORTH CAROLINA. Examiner of yester-
| day. says
| We learn that Granville Montelle. the no.
torious Richmond desperate and horse
! thief, was arrested, with five others few
! days since, in North Carolina, for horse
stealing, and that the whole party was hung
/ by the people of the county in which they
had been committing depredations, five
| hours after their arrest The others of the
party are said to be from Richmond. Sup
tposed to be Doll, Leber aud Fick.) These,
with MOntelle, took supper at the house of
| ". Coots, near camp jackson, two weeks
ago, Saturday night, and went in the direc-
ton of North Carolina when they left this
city.
We understand that the man who gives
this information brought Montelle's watch
and ring to his wife, and says that he wit
messed the execution.
ONLY BORROWED HIL.-Some days ago,
a negro made his appearance at Enfield,
having in his possession horse for which
| ,11 t.rfp .Il--o
allowed to go free, but the horse was de-
tanned by the proper authorities. In short
time letter was received from Hon. W. n.
Il. Smith stating that the horse had been
stolen from him by the negro in question.
Smart negro
RA1N.-We have recently had fine rains
in this locality. The weather is now quite
warm, and with the recent rain will be ben
efcial to the crops. The rains were too
late for the corn crop, but it will add mate
rally to the pea, potato and turnip crops.
Standard
BROKE JAIL Malcolm White and gang
Of negroes who were in Jail awaiting the
sitting Of the Court, fearing they would get
Justice done them, with the assistance of
some party outside, made their exit from
durcSs vile, and are now breathing the
pare air of heaven in the outer world,
ready, doubtless, to commit other crimes
which wonld tend to blacken, if posi-
bic, the escutcheOn of these miserab le
wretches.
White and four or five Of the negroes
were charged with the robbery Of various
stores in Newbern, and two were charged
with murder, and the remainder Of them
we are not aware OF, what they were
charged.
2. S. Since writing the above, we learn
that the man White, who escaped night be-
fore last, was rccaptured yesterday at Do
Yer Station, Or near it, by parties on the A.
/ \. c. Railroad train The other scoun-
drels who took leave of absence have al
ready commenced operations, having
robbed gentleman in the upper edge Of
Craven county, of over $500, and commit
ted other depradations in that vicinity.
We are indebted for these particulars to
Mr. S. Dixon, of the Southern Express.
Ne,cbe1W Times.
"OLD CAPT. GARoUTTE - GONE The
name of Capt. Garoutte has been a terror
to horse and mule owners in the State
The poor men and poor widows, whose
horses have been seized by his order, and
who have cried over their losses, may dry
up their tears The & old Capt" is certain
ly gone gone glimmering between two
CaNS2 auGi HAS leiU lOi k)aEtS unhD0Wn.-
GarrOutte was convicted of unfair dealing
with the government, We understand, and
paid the penalty. But he was bound over
under several charges for unfair dealing
against citizens, for which he was amena-
BILE to the civil law. He WAS under bail,
but has fed and left his sureties, we learn,
to foot the bill These particulars we gath
er from respectable army officers.
Well, we hope he will not be brought
back. We would subscribe as literally as
our poor purse would allow, to rid the South
of all such men. From what we have heard
of him, he was the strongest mixture of
truth and falsehood, penitence and pride,
piety and Hypocrisy, friend and enemy to
the South, we wot of. He is gone, and JOY
go with him. Let it now be known, that
if any body comes along processing to have
an order from Capt Garoutte, or any one
else, he is cheat and imposter, and have
him arrested forthwith. Rid Sentinel.
DR. P. 7. HENRY.-We are gratifed to
learn that this sterling patriot and clever
gentleman is a candidate for reelection to
the Commons from BERTHE. DIR. FL. was anx-
ious to retire, but the opportunities of his
Union friends we're such that he could not
resist them.-tSta3adCu'd.
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