Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-06-11
STATE NEWS

abundant yield. 1t Is wen neaueu anu
comparatively free of rust ana smut. Corn
Salisbury Examiner.
THAT FINE BUGGY.-The buggy drawn
by ticket 81, at the explanatory drawing of
the North Carolina Real and Personal Es-
tate Agency, on Saturday last, was sold at
auction yesterday on the Market Square,
by order of Mr. Redmond, the fortunate
holder of the ticket, and was bought by
Blair, of the Marlborough House, for $211.
We understand Mr.. Blair has since been
offered $500 for his purchase.
Raleigh Sentinel.
KISSING GOES BY FAvoRs. Delegates to
the Grand Council Of the Fl. 0. A., to be
held here in faw days, are notified 10y
the Rad railroad management that they can
pass over the road for half price.
Raleigh Sentinel.
''NExT TUESDAY WAS A WEEK. "-'s Sub
stance without the FORM" is the motto Of
the Code Commissioners We have q
happy Illustration of the motto in what
follows
In our late trip to Newbern q friend
handed US the following notice of lawful
constable's sale which WAS taken from the
Court House door of an adjoining county.
The constable had been honored with u
commission from Holden as Magistrate for
the county Our informant declared it to
be true.
Viii be sole next tusday was q week at
John Engh's sicks mills on Rolly rode won
boss 4 yerr ole. Won COW an cafe
Won silver spune
One SOW with pigs by me
q. IMBLEs,
l.. G..
Raleigh Sentinel.
O-P- H--The Governors malish, with
banners flying and muskets with mouths
wide open, left the city this morning For
campaign in Jones county. We Judge
these are not the veterans Of the Alamance
fOray, rs we failed after close examination
TO discover any scars or battle bruises on
the persons Of those who left this morning
There were about twenty muskets, with
the RECOGNIZABLE BOiser in command; Just
abOut enough in number and Of the right
stripe, to break the peace all to pieces i'll
any community, but not enough, nor Of
the right stamp to do any good in a dis
turbed district, such as Jones county seems
to be at present. If this force should sue
coed in Guieting the disturbances down
there we should consider it an evidence
that they could have been quieted very
easily by an ordinary process But
when cannons roar and muskets rattle,
@. what q glorious things a battle
and the Governors malish will reap heap
of glory, and some dollars. by the expedi-
ton. Who cares for expense?
Raj. Sentinel !
James ii. Moore, Esq, has assumed |
charge of the local department of the |
Raleigh Sentinel
We notice in the citya number OF dis
tinguished gentlemen in ATTENDANCE on /
the Federal Court, from other parts of the |
State, among them Judge G. " Brooks, /
Hon. \. W. Parsons of Phila., Hon. W. n. |
II. Smith Hon. Thos. c. Fuller, j. j, |
Yates. Esq, Il. G. Gillian, Esq, Judge .
". B. Kodman, G. S. Winstead, Esq, and |
Judge i. 4. Barnes.
Judge Chase has not yet arrived but will |
probably be here tomorrow.
Raj. Sentinel
THE CoURrs.-The United States Cir |
cuit Court, Judge G. ". Brooks, presi-
ding, organized this morning in the Sen
ate Chamber. No business, we believe, of
any Importance, was transacted, though we
understand the docket is large one
MessIs. Il. W. Lassiter. j. @. Rea. Fl.
T. Jordan, Hon. W. Ell. Battle and w A. /
Moore, were, on motion, admitted to prac-
tice in the Court. After calling the list of
Jurors the Court adjourned until to-mor-
row morning at 10 o'clock.
The Supreme Court Of the State also
convened this morning at their Chambers.
All of the Judges were present except
Judge Reade who, we learn, is detained .
at home by sickness in his family.
The case of the Heron Mining Company
came mp; and, by agreement of the /
counsel, the sale was postponed until
Thursday next. Notwithstanding the late |
rumors concerning the appointment of |
Victor Balringer, Lewis 2. Olds appeared /
and acted as Attorney General. This |
tribunal will probably be in session for the
next six weeks, as there is & large amount ,
of business to come before it.
Raleigh Sentinel.
At the Falls of Neuse. in Wake county
On Saturday morning. June 5th two dri
vers of paper mill wagons, named Nathan
Altman and Norfleet Iassiter, got into a
quarrel. After some high words, Altman
drew apistol and shot Lassiter, from the
effects of which Lassiter died at l o'clock
Bachalan, of this city, proceeded to the
scene on Sunday, summoned a jury, and
held an inquest on the body of the de-
ceased. The jury rendered the verdict
THAT the deceased came to his death by
pistol ball shot from pistol in the hands |
Of Nathan Altman" The murderer has
been committed to Wake county Jail to !
await trial.-Ral. Standard.
Another unfortunate insane man was
brought to the Asylum on Saturday last
and was obliged to be carried to his homo |
IN Edgecombe for want OF room. The In
stitution is now full, and at least one hun
dred applications still on file. And of
course none can be received until dis |
charges occur.
Every Sheriff throughout tbs State has
been notified by circular, officially, not to
Drlng patients, without previous CORES /
pondence with the Superintendent
The 100000 thrown away on the Deep |
River Penitentiary site would have added |
sufficient accomodations to the Asylum for !