Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-09-10


other internal improvements The proper
spirit has been shown by the Wilmington
and Weldon Railroad, and We delight to
see that it has stimulated to action the
people living within its reach tc move
menta in the right direction to secure for
themselves advantagea which they have so
long needed. We are informed aud notice
was yesterday given in this paper that
there will be meeting at Clinton tn DE-
wise means for building Railroat from
that place to Warsaw, on the Wilmington
and Weldon Railroad. We do hope that
all tho good people in that region Will be
made alive to the great benefits which
they wonli derive from such work. we
believe that they will not cease till this
contemplated work shall be completed, and
their favored region be put within twenty
four hours of New York. Let tho de-
termination be made and they will sue
coed An invitation IL extended 70 our
business mon and to the officials of the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad. The
enterprise of the citizens of Wilmington
has been exhibited in too many waya for
us to doubt that they will now be back,
ward in rendering aid and encouragement
to work 90 near the city and which must
do so much to open mp fertile district
We arc certain President Bridgers will seo
that hia road does not lose such prolific
feeder anl now that the question has
taken such shape nothing can make it fai!
of accomplishment. Our citizens OF that
region will not chow themselves 40 far be-
hind their kindred few counties north and
east az to stop short in its completion.
And here let us appeal to the inhabi-
tants east of the Railroad and south OF
the Mouse, to come out from their almost
unknown but most productive section, and
open at once communication, by iron and
steam, with the rest of the world. With
q climate mild and salubrious, soil fertile
and generous, it's Inducements to tho
stranger are unknown. The riches OF It's
streams ana forests, and wealth Of It's
soil have long enough been hidden and
buried. Until 1t Is penetrated by tie ltall-
road and steam car, the world will remain
:, ;,n,ranc,. IS ,ts htessing>s md it's own
inhabitants be unable to enjoy them. -
Start now and send the products Of 20 to
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you energy
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Franklin Hill, Everett Hill, Benz T.
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'"h''S' 'h'k athor' f'R'"fi iliii' \ mon
roc Alex DaWann nnI .jetl+r3an Parry
were before the court on WARRANTS l9sled
b2 ,Judoe Thomas. on the 3Iat of Angnst,
on the a1ndaVlt OF Joseph L. Iaf"ott.-
Tha1r war. chsroa3 with conanirac1 mil
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breaking and murder. Besides these
,oor,, r,,ro ,,orsone ,roro o,a.;Go5 :, +h,
-A'' -0-' "'0 'fE - 40 ''-'
warrants and affidavit.
rc,
Ilere pelhg no evidence against Alex
Dawson he WAS ordered to be DISCHARGED.
, , ~ :,
ne lett the prisoner box
The nrisoners being brouoht before the
bar OF the Court seVerally pleaded " Not
MI. Monroo odlaa .T have
NoiA'S' ILL oo '''"o"' n"Ho
never cOnspired against the laws of nv
country'
The counsel for the State desired, though
A, ,.,, :,
the hafhe Oh AieA' Da"soH "outo unaVold-
ahlv he mentioned that M nroceedinrs no
taken as to him.
~ " TilIon 1ritness for the Stata ,ras
" "" WV"
sworn
Mvname ia Gaoroe W TnIou am thir,v |
ponr vasrs nId I'M late y resident IF Iancy,, |
ronniv have lived there ever aimee the c,osa !
NJ the war / have bean engaged in hridge
binding and bntchering dnrinp that nerind l
hayo been connected Nth an orpanigatinn of
which the defenaants we're memhers Tbc oI