Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-05-14
June 3, A. D. 1867

June 3, A. ID. 1867.
Hetnc senaper oaenninaiSse jurabu.
While on the reverse are found the fol-
lowing words
beaufort county, his chosen home,
records her gratitude for many years of
unselfsh and distinguished services upon
his honored tomb.
Newborn JoWnat Of Commerce.
BERTHE CoUNTY-His Excellency Gov
Holden has appointed the following Justi-
ces of the Peace for Bertie J ohm W. Heck
stall. George w Downing, John II. Mitch
ell, Jas. ". Mitchell, r. e. S. Cox, Jas.
N. ell.-Raleigh Standard.
DR.. H. G. Vogel. Superintendent OF Edu-
cation for this State has received new ap-
pointment from the Secretary of War, and
will remain in charge of the Educational
Department of the Freedmans Bureau with
headquarters at Raleigh.
The Masons in the vicinity OF Morgan
Lodge, which, in honor of our esteemed
townsman, Gen. r. B. Vance, the present
Grand Master, has been called the ''Vance
Lodge" It is a merited compliment to a
worthy gentleman.-Asheville Ne1rs.
AT HoME.-Dr. Thos. D. Hogg, of this
city, who has been absent on European
tour for the past nine months, reached
home yesterday afternoon. He is one of
our most enterprising citizens, and we are
| pleased to chronicle his return.
| Raleigh tStCoat{nrd
RESIGNED. learn that Mr.. j. S.
Bryan, of this city, has resigned the posi-
ton of Deputy Collector of Internal Rove
nue. for this District. Standard
| a cruel punster says that lady has
claimed the new editor of the Goldsboro'
Messenger as Her'n. Oh oh Billy, you
are a goner.-W Weldon Ne,cs.
PRIVATE SECRETARY exeellency
Gov. Holden on yesterday appointed W.
Il. Richardson, Esq, of Raleigh, Private
Secretary, Vice Col. Robert NJ Douglas
resigned.
MI. Richardson has been engaged in the
Executive Department since July last, is a
gentleman of first class business qualifca-
ton, and We d0ubG not will make an eff
| L y
TRANSFERRED. Mr.. Theo. Joseph, OF
this city who was some time since appoin-
ted ront agent, and assigned to duty on
the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad,
has been transferred to the Raleigh and
CASTOR Railroad RAJ Sentinel
CHIEF CLEBK.-Mr. G. w. Horner, book
keeper in the Treasury has been appoint
ed Chief Clerk in the Executive Depart
ment vice w. r. Richardson, appointed
Private Secretary.
MIR. Horner was for some years connec-
ted with the Standard as business mana
ger. and we chronicle his promotion to the
above position with great pleasure. He
has filled the position Of book-keeper in
the Treasury to the entire satisfaction of
the Treasurer. and the Governor shows his
appreciation of his valuable services by
offering him the place of Chief Clerk in
the Executive office.-Ral. Stand.
RAILROAD MEETING.-A meeting of the
citizens of Salisbury was held on the LIST
instant, to have that community represent
ed at the meeting of Stockholders of the
tCheraw and Salisbury Railroadon the 18th
instant, and to give expression to their
views in reference to the construction of
said road. ". Z. Henderson presided,
and DR.. G. A. Henderson acted as Secre-
tary.
Resolutions were adopted, sending twen-
ty delegates to the meeting at Cheraw
promising to do all in their power to pro-
mote the construction of the road; express
ing their anxiety for the completion of the
work, and the assurances of their cooper
alton.
Speeches were made by DR.. Hall, Mayor
Long, Mr.. Shober, Mr.. Bruner and Maj.
Robbins.
The following resolution introduced by
Maj. Robbins, was unanimously adopted
RESOLVED, That in our efforts to secure the con.
struction Of the Cheraw and Salisbury Road, we
by no means wish it to be thought that we have
relinqu1shed any of our interest in the construc-
ton OF the Fayetteville Road but on the con.
trary, it is our firm purpose to aid this also, to
the utmost of our ability, and our conviction Of
the wisdom of locating that road to this place
mains unchanged.