Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-04-24
STATE NEWS.

BASKRUPrCY.- following persons
filed petitions in Bankruptcy on the loth'
18th and 18th inst: VIM. Mcdaniel M. U.
Allan and W. J. Higgs, Halifax; John o.
KaeIv Gamaliel Might, J. B. Forbes, S.
p Norrisett, W. r. Abbott, 4. 3. Dozier,
n IT SAWYER and Malachi Sawyer, Cam
don .B. T. Taylor, J. NIerceG, Caleb II.
Tatum. Geo. V. Halatead, Thos. c. Gray,
7 3. Bell, Josiah Cannon, Jos. r. Hal
Sfead. 4. 3, Jacobs. n. S. POWER, Simon
McNoe, II. q. Wilson and L. G. Hump
shires, Currituck S. D. Cartright, Jas.
Commander, Sr., J. ". Pool, Z. n. Stan
ton, Simeon Harris John Black and Ihad
f. Banks, Pasquotank VIM. NJ. Bats and
John Bullock, Wilson ; Jonathan haley,
Franklin Hoel, Moses Prag and Arson H.
Brte, Craven NJ. Harvey, Rich. W. Pei
letter and L. III. Sutton, Lemon RIch. u.
Frazier, Chatham ; L. Il. IunstaiI, War
rem Robt i. Johnston, EdgecOmne; VIM.
j. Mentfort, OnslOw, jeremiah EStls, Gran
vile Jas. ". Cox, Wayne.
"sV1A RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAILROAD. "
TIM STENCIL BUSINESS AT DISCOUNT
We were pleased to see III town last Satur-
day, Maj. J. a. Sadler, who is in the in
terest of the shipping line ria Goldsboro',
in opposition to a monopoly long enjoyed
by the r. and G.. Road, this road, as it is
charged, having runners whose business it
is to mark with stencil plate, on every
package of merchandise they see for ship
ment in this direction, the words which
ale quoted at the head OF this paragraph.
The Major Is succeeding very well III break
ing up this nefariouS business, by prOcur-
ing from merchants and others written or
ders to the General Agent at Portsmouth
to ship their goods, no matter how they
may be Jr0tdeej, by the line which he re-
presents. Patriot.
The WHEAT CRoP-The wheat crop Of
the up country in this State is said to be
very promising. We fear that the recent
rainy season has proved injurious to it.
FRUIT CEoP.-The fruit crop of North
Carolina promises to be abundant the pres
ent year. We have not heard of its being
killed in any part of the State. It has sell
dom been il urCd after the 10Th Of April
BASKRUPTCI- The following persons
filed petitions in bankruptcy on the Goth
inst. L. d. Ferebce, VIM. G. Robinson,
Thos Everton, Edmund Spry, Jno. S.
Poyncr, S. p Cox, II. S. Ferebee, j. NJ.
Ferebec, Edmund ". Jones, D. Moo.
Lindsey, Jas. II. Reel, Jno T. Cray and
VIM. Goodman, Currituck VIM. Jackson,
Z. A. Il. &. COhOrn, Fred. jennings Geo.
Fox, L. N. Cook, Owen Williams, A. L.
PendIeton, G.. ". Williams. V. Trueblood,
VIM. II. Davis, Geo. W. Hinton, Daniel
DALEY, b. Wiggins, VIM. Tore and Jacob
Richardson, PasQuotank VIM. ". Saw
yer, Jas. b. Spence, Arch. Cherry, n. G.
Gordon. JOS. Mcpherson, \. q. BarcO, \.
q. Sawyer, Noah Mcpherson, Gary
Spence, VIM. Mcpherson and H. c. Pal
mer Camden.
GENERAL CLISGMAN.-Ex-SenatO Cling
man. of North Carolina, is now here quite
sick. He has lately returned from New
York, where he has been very successful in
inducing capitalists to invest in mining
operations IL his State. He says the only
obstacle he found was the fear the Northern
people have Of negro supremacy.
Wash. T., 17Hs.
REvIvAL.-Tho interesting meeting
which has been progressing i'll the Baptist
church during the past week Will be con
tinued every evening OF the present week.
Raj Sentinel
WHEAT CROPS IN DAyIDsoN.--Wherever
we have gone the wheat crop generally
looks more promising than we have ever
before seen it at this season Of the year.
There are, however, a few exceptions
Cor. Salisbury State
STRANGE CONDUCT FOR A AIINIsTEE.-We
are informed from sources deemed entirely
reliable that, on Sabbath before last, Rev
VIM. Logan, late delegate from this county
to the Convention. after preaching an eX-
cellent sermon at Bills Greek church in
this county, LETT the house of God-ascend-
ed Il stump, gave out some political APP
poin ments, and then, remarking that he
could not get down without saying some
thing about the new constitution, began a
political harangue of half an hours dura-
ton. Alas what have we come to when
ministers of the Gospel slam the lids OF the
Bible and, with the name Of Jesus on their
lips, climb the stump to speak in favor Of a
Yankee-manufacturcd, negro-equality Con
stitution ,-Rutherfordton Tindicdt0r.
CIRCULATING THE DoCU1ESTs-We see it
stated in the Statesvillo American that Bry-
an, one Of the members OF the late 9 Con
vention, is engaged III peddling pamphle
copies of the constitution at fifty cent:
per copy. He evidently has an eye to bust
ness.
THE Warrenton Indicator has not beer
able to hear of bat ico-possibly three
white men in Warren who will vote Will
the Radicals. 1t knows Of several coioret
men who VIII support the Conservative
ticket
FRANKLIN white men gain abou
80 votes on the registration IN this county
Illinois Democratic state Convention.