Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-06-24

Ihlgpen, Esq, of Edgecombe, editor of
the RECONSTRUCTED Farmer. will read paper
lon Fences for farmers, and Mr.. VIM. F.
Shultz of Salem will prepare paper On
Bees and Honey Making.
WAKE CoUNTY.-The Conservatives of
Wake have nominated Hon. ID &. Fowle
for the Senate, DR.. J. b. Dunn, Rufus Fl.
Jones, J. Q. DeCarteret and G. FL. Afford
for the House, and w. FL. High for Sher-
iff
Gov. Vance addressed the Convention
in one Of his ablest and happiest efforts.
M. S. Littlefield. with his vito and fam
lily, and alao. it is presumed, with few
North Carolina bonds. passed through this
city on Sunday on his way to Washington
City Wilmington Journal,
Next morning he breakfasted at this
place, and, tricky scoundrel, rs he has
proved himself to be, i'll the absence of the
proprietor of the house, conducted to the
table with him strapping negress, with
her native summer scent. Foul animals,
it seems, are bound to exhibit their unen-
viable prOclivities. Weldon NetcS.
MOTHER TRACE "A gentleman
writing US on business, from Wilkes
county, mentions an attempted outrage in
that county as follows:
"We have, at last. rnhelIi ion in Wilkes.
Gov. Holden telegraphod Major General
J. 6. A. Bryan to appear in i.aielgh i'm
mediately to join q council OF war, com
posed of all the Generals Of the State. No
sooner had the General got beyond the
borders of the county than negro attempted
to commit a rape on tie Generals sister. The
negro is now in our county Jail, and am
informed by Deputy Sheriff Kennedy
that he had to bring him to Jail to Keep the
Republicans Of Trap Hill from htt-hIurih0
HIM
I'VE certainly need regiment Of the
Generals militia to suppress the rebellion.
Please send the General home"
We think that with little manipulation
and CLOSING over, the Governor could
make this Wilkes outrage capital item
for his proclamation, as another <'diabOli-
cal act of disguised men, known as the
Ku-Klux Khan" He might make out
either the negro who attempted the act. or
the RAIDS who tried to kill him for il, Ku
Klux Some of the cases mentioned in
his proclamation are based on a much
slenderer foundation, indeed, on no fOun-
datiOn at all.
CHERRIES cents per quart in Goldsboro.
CROP prospects gloomy, near Goldsboro.
The Raleigh Base Ball Club has been
fully organized.
SPECIAL TERM of Guilford Superior
Court, Monday, August Is.
Four coiored persons baptized in Little
River, near Goldsboro, last Sunday.
H. HICKS has been nominated for the
House by the Conservatives of Polk cOun-
ty.
THE Goldsboro Messenger has been
shown oat stalks 5 feet inches high.
GoLDsBoRo is to have another brick store
26x85 feet and two stories high.
DAVID DUFFEE, brick mason, OF Fay
etteville, was badly shot near Averysboro',
last week. No particulars given.
The Conservatives Of Franklin have
JOS. j. Davis. for the Senate,
and Capt. VIM. G. Harris and q. Nj. CO oke
for the House.
A smash-up of several freight ears on
the Il. &, q. r. r. on Friday last Was fol
lowed by the killing. very shortly after. in
coupling cars, of coIored train hand,
name not reported.
AT the recent Commencement at Trinity
College, the title of d. ID. was conferred on
Rev. Turner M. Jones. formerly President
of the Greensboro, now of tho Warren
ton, Female College.
HYDE CoUNTY-The Conservatives of
Hon. e. J. Warren, of Beaufort, for the
Senate, and have nominated Wilson Ell.
Lucas for the House and Henry s. Gibbs
for Sheriff.
A MAN named John Pearsall made
br utal attack on Chaa. Sylvester, n mere
youth, in Goldsboro, on Thnrsday night.
Tho latter was seri onsIy injured and Pear
sail has fed.
TIE Conservative nominees tor Craven
county are John S. Brinson for the Senate
Cicero Green, Henry @. Whitohurst and
Samuel ". Latham for the House, and
Hardy B. Lane, for Sheriff.
1T is rumored IN Raleigh that the
blood thirsty Kirk, of Tennessee, has
proffered his services to Gov. Holden, to
take charge of the state levies in the war
which Holden has declared against the
people, Also, that the said Kirk has pro-
posed to raise q regiment in Tennessee,
for service in North Carolina. II is said
that our dear Governor has accepted both
of these offers.
North CArOItna.
The Raleigh Sentinel, referring to the
Governors call for the military, says there
is neither necessity nor excuse for the pro-