Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-05-14


published, granted at the recent term O
the United States District Court, FOR ths
District of Cape Fear, held in this city
| Cumberland-Jas G. Cook. Hiram VIVA
ley, Sebastian S. Arey.
Sampson--A. s. G.. Powell, Jno. R
Marable.
Anson-Wm G. Meachum, Simeon f
Lilies.
Stanley-Rob't NJ Lanier, Martin Shoff
ner.
Acknowledgements ". Fuller, Alex
! Watson, Edmund Lilly.
Harnett-Archibald Mclean.
Moore-Rob't A. Stuart. Haywood T.
Muse.
Rowan-Jacob Z. Moose, Michae
Brown, Julius ID. McNeely, .Jno. W. Gray,
Jas. G. Ramsey. Edwin Falls.
! Davie-Allen A. Hardin.
Forsythe-Jno. T. Conrad.
Yadkin-Jno. II. Kinyon.
Iredell-Jas. L. Mills, Henry NJ. Mills.
Mecklenberg-Jno. F. Butt.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. Yesterday the
Board of Commissioners met, pursuant to
adjournment, when the bonds of the fol
lowing named Inspectors were submit
ted and approved. They are executed in
the sum of SIS, 900 each.
INSPECTORS OF PROVISIONS.
VIM. A. Green (colored )-sureties, Fred.
T. French, Jas. Anderson, Jacob Loeb.
! Danl Klein-sureties, Jos. 81. Neff, Ed
il. Brink
Duncan Holmes (colored) -sureties, JAS
Wilson, II. p Barry, W. 8. Flanner.
The other Inspector of Provisions, Solin
Y. Larkins, has not yet qualified. He has
twenty days time from the date of his ap.
pointment.
INSPECTORS OF NAVAL STORES.
jeff Williams (colorcd) sareties, Il. P.
Barry, Roger Moore.
Q. S. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jas. 0.
Bowden, Roger Moore, Duncan McFad
yen.
Chas. Switzerland (colored) -sureties,
r. P. Barry, Theo. Denike, Roger Moore.
VIM. II. Thurber (colered) -sureties,
Owen Dove (colored), Silas N. Martin.
John W. Brown (coiored) -sureties, Jas.
Anderson, Jacob Loeb.
E. J. nypacker-sureties, Ed. r.
Brink, Dan'l Klein.
Geo. W. Belts (colored) -sureties, E. D.
Hall, W. B. Flanner.
Boney atherland-sureties, s. D.
Wallace, Jno. Q. Heyer.
INSPECTORS OF TIMBER, LUMBER AND SLAVES.
John HI. Whitman-sureties, Edward
Kidder, Silas N. Martin.
Eastwood Turlington-sureties, Samuel
Northrop, W. A. Cumming. Jas. II. Chad
bourn.
Geo. Hooper-sureties. Jas. Fl. Chad
bourn, Geo. Chadbourn.
Edward Robinson (colored) -sureties,
O. G. Parsley, Ell. M. Bishop.
III. M. Bishop-sureties, T. 81. Johnson,
VIM. Larkins.
J. A. Dlpong-sureties, L 81. Bowden,
Samuel Northrop.
The follow ing resolution was passed dur.
ing the session of the Board
! Res2lced That the resolution exempting Com.
! mission Merchants from the tax of one fourth Of
one per cent, passed 21st April 1859, be rescjn.
| ded, and the tax of one fourth OF one per cent
| On sales of commission merchants, be required
| to be paid as specified in former resolution o.
j April 9Th
VIM. J. Bivins was appointed Register
and Miles Armstrong (colored) and John
Larkins, Judges, for the election for town
officers to take place in the town
of Ellington incorporated by act of the
General Assembly, on the fourth Monday
in May.
Although the Board was in session dur
ing nearly the entire day, the time was
so much occupied in the approval of bills
that nothing else of general Importance
TRANSFERRED. The next meeting will he held
on Tuesday, the 18th instant.
! RUMoRs. We heard yesterday that there
was some futtering among the Radicals. -
Col. Sinclair is in danger of being ousted
from the Collectors place to which he had
been recently appointed. Other removals
are threatened. The leading carpet bag.
gers are anxious to form an alliance with
leading natives. President Bridgers, OF
the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, was
recently approached by General Estes, and
a formal proposition was made to him to
combine with the more prominent carpet
bag gentry, but the President would moi
bite at the bait, telling kilpatrick's Adiu
tant General that he would have nothing
to do with the concern. Good for Bridg.
ers We give the rumors as they have
come to Us. We notice that several Radi
Gals have been in the city within the last
day or two, among them Galloway, the
leader of the party. What's to pay
Raj, Sentinel
JAIL DELIVERY. On Saturday, the 8th
instant, during the absence of Mr.. Near
thur, two prisoners, Alphonso Johnson
convicted of burglary and sentenced to the
Penitentiary, and - Cooper, charged
with stealing, made their escape from the
county Jail, in open day light, by cutting
through the floor and descending by means
of blankets. - Weste,7a Viedicdtor.
His Excellercy Gov. Holden on yester'
day appointed Jas. 8. Beatty Justice Of
the Peace for Iredell county.
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