Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-06-12

the General as q candidate for the United
States Senate If the Legislature can get
any evidence that this is SO, we hope it
will strongly rebuke such conduct by the
election of Gen. Dockery to the u. S. SEN
ate. Radic0Zisna has no man in the State
whose character and position SO we'll fit
him for that place as Gen. Dockery.
Raleigh Sentinel.
MEMORIAL CEMETERY. is now by
far the most lovely and attractive spot in
our midst. Every pleasant afternoon it is
visited by numbers of our people, and by
strangers who may chance to be in the city.
Few visit it-especially Of the gentler sex
| without leaving floral tribute on the grave
Of some one of the many dead heroes who
rest within its hallowed precincts.
Raleigh Sentinel
Exhibition quite large number of
strangers are visiting our city at this time
IN attendance upon the Federal and Su
preme Courts, the Principal of the Institu-
ton for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind
has consented to give an exhibition of his
pupils tonight, in the Chapel of the Insti-
tuition, in order that all who desire may
have an opportunity of witnessing the
method of instruction, proficiency OF the
| pupils, &c. The exercises will commence
at s o'clock, and the public are invited to
attend Raleigh Sentinel
OUrRAGE.-Some fellow unknown went
into the Sunday School room, in the base
on Friday night last, and in his searches for
treasure broke every lock in the Sabbath
School library. 1t is thought that he found
nothing that he could profit by, as nothing
has been missed.-Raleigh Sentinel
.. S. DISTRICT COURTS. are pleased
tc learn that His Honor, Judge Brooks,
has determined to hold United States
District Court at Salisbury, on the first
Monday in August next, and at Asheville,
Buncombe county, on the second Wednes-
day after the first Monday in August This
arrangement will greatly relieve our Wes-
tern people from the heavy expense and in
convenience of coming to Raleigh in June,
the busiest month of the year with plan
ters.-Raleigh Sentinel.
WILLIE J. PALMER, Esq, Principal Of
the Institution of the Deaf the Dumb and
the Blind of this city, has been elected a
Trustee of Columbian College, at Washing
ton City, of which he is graduate The
College is Baptist institution and under
the Presidency of Rev. DIR. Samson, and is
in a prosperous condition.
Raleigh Sentinel.
Stokes County Court has ratified the
county subscription of 100000 to the
North Western n. G. Railroad l. G. Lash,
ESD, was elected financial Railroad Agent
for the county.
Gov. Vance has been invited to address
the Conservative club of Portsmouth, Va,
at an early day.
SUPREME CoURT.-The following gentle
men were admitted on Monday to practice
in the several County Courts of the State,
viz:
Halifax-Andrew J Burton.
Bertie-Patrick Fl Winston.
Granville-Wilam M Snead.
Cumberland-J ohm McRae.
Bladen-John McGill.
Edgecombe--Julius Barlow.
Hertford-Wiiliam d Pruden.
Edgecombe-Thos r Owen, Jr.
Orange-Isaac f Strayhorn.
Granyille-AleXander Peace.
Halifax-Alexander II Smith.
Granviile-Wesey Peace.
Craven-M Dow Stevenson.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS B Station.
Pasquotank-W III Ehringhaus.
EOrSyth-CharleS league.
Granville-Francis Page.
Caswell-C r Stamps.
Bladen-Robert Fl Ly II.
Buncombo-Melvin Carter.
And the following to practice in the Su-
perior Courts, viz:
Pasquota1k-W K Woodson.
Rockingham-W N Mebane.
Wayne-Nixon P Clingman.
Aamance-James e Boyd.
Wilson-James Shepherd.
HenGerson-DaVid 81 Graves.
Halifax-Itice A Pierce.
Orange-Thomas r Roulhac.
Iredell-ThOmas Tucker.
Wilson-Hugn Murray.
ChowaI- 1abriel Johnston.
Onslow- J )hn Hussey.
Wake-Abraham K Smedes.
Pasquotank-WiIam B Martin.
Hartford 81 Foster.
Washing ton-Thos s Armistead.
Cumberland-HamiitOn Mcmillan.
Warren Charles Price.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lnney.
Raleigh Sentinel 10th.
Rock ISLAND FACTORY. While on a visit
to Charlotte, we were politely shown
through this extensive and complete estab-
lishment, by Gen. John A. Young, one Of
the proprietors. The machinery is perfect
and propelled by steam power, for the
manufacturing of cassimeres, tWeeds, broad
C4OG11O cIu\IOG4Cl "OO44CA S5OOAo,OA CfC1J NdAA-
ETY. and quality; all of which are sold to mer-
chants and others, at very low prices. The
quality of these goods cannot be excelled,
| and they are superior to the ''shoddy" that
is usually made by Northern manufacturers
to supply the Southern market, and which,
we regret to say, our merchants purchase
so freely, to the great neglect of these su-
perior home made fabrics. We have been
an old merchant, and profess to have a
good Knowledge of the quality and beauty
of the description of goods named above,
and hesitate not to stake our reputation
upon the assertion that superior fabrics of
the kind are not made elsewhere in the
United States. The variety turned out is
equally large and well adapted for summer
and winter wear. There is a wholesale and
retail department at the Office of the fac
tory, where customers are served, and every
merchant and visitor to Charlotte should
purchase more or less of the goods-either
of dealers or at the factory. This estab-
lishment is an honor to the gentlemen
whose enterprise and great struggles
through many difficulties erected it, credit
to the State, and benefaction to hun
dreds of operatives, men, women and chill
dram vino find arnploU0ooDt and Obtain