Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-03-22

, The FRUrr.-The weather is again be
coming mild and pleasant We do no
think that the late severe snap" has gen
orally injured anything beyond the Apricot
crop-a small one invariably, in this eli
mate.-Ral. Sentinel
l. To Go TO NORTH CAROLINA Mr.. w. 81.
Cverton, from South Mills, N. c., having
recognized the set of cart wheels and hand
saw, yesterday, as his property, which were
stolen by the negro John Mack, Mayo1
White delivered that offender over to the
custody of Mr.. Overton, for trial in North
Carolina, where the offence was committed.
The negro was committed to Jail until to-
day, when he will be taken to South Mills
on the Elizabeth City steamer
Norfolk Journal.
| REVENUE LAw.-The Public Treasurer.
K. 2. Battle, Esq, has prepared very full
and plain instructions to all State Revenue
Officers, and also copious index to the act
to collect Revenue, which will greatly ia
cilitate their operations and secure a uni
form course throughout the State. 1t will
be found very convenient to all who wish
to understand the law fully. Mr.. Battle
Omits nothing which can render the duties
pertaining to the revenue easily understood
THE LATE VIM. T. BANE-Lagle Lodge,
| No. T, HillsbOro, in noticing the death of
this venerable citizen Of Raleigh, says -
Althou Oh our aged friend and brother, full
of years and fnll of Christian piety, has
been called from "labor to refreshment"
and relieved from the post of honor and
trust in the Grand Lodge below, yet from
| a ''purity of life and rectitude of conduct"
which SO eminently characterized all his
dealings, and trusting as he did in the Lion
of the Tribe of Judah, we confidently be-
lieve that he is now 'raised' to that spir-
itual life, in that Lodge above, where the
Great Grand Master of the Universe pre-
sides.
TEA1PERANCE.-W see it stated that a
meeting will be held in this City Oh Tues
day, the 10th of April, for the organization
of State Council of the Friends Of Tenn
perance. It is earnestly desired that all
the Councils Of the State shall be represent
ted, by at least one, and as many more del
egates as may find it convenient to attend
Council of Virginia, and other Temperance
men from this State, will be present
Raleigh Sentinel
MISSIONARY tcR NORTH CARoLINA-At an
Episcopal Conyocation in Petersburg, last
week, Rev. S. c. Roberts, Of North Caro-
lima, was chosen Missionary for supplying
destitute churches 90 in this district -
Raleigh Sentinel.
MUsIcAL.-We observe that Mr. L. P.
Wheat, fornaerly of this State, is giving
concerts in the City of New York, at Wal
lacks Theatre He IS assisted by Madame
Parepa Rosa, Carl Rosa, and others.
Raleigh Sentinel.
SNow-The Salisbury Banner says that
the recent snow in that region was four OF
five inches deep.
The NORTH CAROLINA DEAD. -Messrs. W.
G.. Garther, A. H. Stokes and A. 4. Taylor
have been appointed acommittee to prepare
memoirs of all members of the Hesperian
Society, Of Trinity College, North Carolina,
who died prior to May l, 1865. It is known
that more than one hundred fell in battle
or died of wounds received on the field, and
the committee respectfully ask the relations
and friends of the noble dead of the above
named society to forward them all informa-
ton in their possession touching their de-
ceased comrades Address the committee at
Trinity College, North Carolina.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs-The Governor
of Virginia has APPOINTED julius A. Bonitz,
Of Goldsboro', Commissioner of Deeds for
Virginia in this Territory.
G0Lds6OrO Ne,cs.
TRooPs.-A company of infantry arrived
here yesterday from Fort Macon. We sup
pose they are to remain with us for some
time. They are white men, and seem to be
quite gentlemanly in their department, and
will doubtless find Goldsboro' quite an
agreeable place to live in.
G0hls6oro' Ne1rs.