Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-08-20
STATE NEWS

The following discharges in bankruptcy
were granted by Hon. G.. ". Brooks, at
the special term of the u. S, Conrt held at
Salisbury
GuilfOrd-Geo. ". Clapp. Robt l.. Col
train and Finley W. Shaw.
Randolph-James Il. Bulla and Zacha-
riah Lineberry.
Personal---very. Ann Daniell
Caswell-Albert G. Anderson.
Raleigh Standard.
KEENE PARAGRAPH.--W understand
that a telegram has been received here en-
gaging Tucker Hall for Laura Keene who
will be in Raleigh next week. Laura was
to have been here once before, but didn t
como; we hOpe we shall be moro fortunate
this time.-ltaleigh Sentinel.
STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION learn
that the committee appointed ut the last
meeting of the Chatham Educational Asso-
ciation for this purpose have called n meet
ing of the teachers and friends of educa-
tion in the State on Thursday the 18th day
of October next. We hope to see large
meeting, for we consider it highly impor-
tant that the teachers and friends of edu-
educational interests of our State.
Raleigh Standard.
SARGENT, who has been performing at
Tucker Hall, was arrested on Tuesday
night by Sheriff Lee, by authority of the
Special Court of Wilmington, upon tho
charge of conducting a lottery at Whining
ton. The af1nir did not interfere with his
busines here, and he is awaiting the result
of the igation.-Raleigh Standard
MAKING THEIR MARK IN TIE WoRLD-
We are reliably informed that three men
(Radicals of course) recently elected as
school committeeman in Radical town
ship in Davidson county, were unable to
write their own names, and had to make
their mark. Salisbury Ecnminer.
D1sBARMENr EXTRAoRDINARY.-A CORES
pondent of the Standard, writing from
Rockingham county, says. that in recent
trial before Judge Settle, acting as Magis-
trate, certain members of the Bar we're
not allowed to appear for the accused par
ties, because they had not been purged OF
their contempt" of the Supreme Court.
We shall allude to the matter more at
length at somo future time, in the mean
while we cannot repress ali expression of
Indignation at the Outrages our people are
called upon to suffer on account of fanati
cal partisan malice.-Raleigh Sentinel
DEATH OF JUDGE OSBORNE. are
panied to announce this morning the death
of our distinguished citizen, the Hon.
James ". Osborne. He died at his home
in this city on yesterday, at the hour OF IL
A. m. Although tho death OF Judge Os-
borne, in view of his precarious health for
some weeks past, was not entirely Enez-
peeted, his demise on yesterday threw
over our whole community Il sadness and
gloom mover before witnessed hero at the
loss of any one individual. He WAS man
without enile. and numbered his friends
among ali classes and conditions of people.
Judge Osborne, from his earliest en-
trance upon the theatre of active life, has
engaged large share of public attention.
His genial manners, his rare talents, his
persuasive eloquence, his purity OF ofpurpose
and his zeal in every good work, all com
bined to gain him popular applause, and
to attach to him the wisest and best OF the
land. He has filled many high pOsltlons-
all with eminent ability; and against his
Ettered even whisper. ...,.Etl. 4..
He goes to his grave in the 59th year OF
his age; in the full yigor of his intellect
crowded with honors and good deeds,
and blessed with the hopes and promises
OF the life that is to come.
Charlotte Times, 18th inst.