Wilmington journal., 1871-10-13
STATE NEWS.
:, skating furious'y.

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Il y ore eleven students at the Law
lldaI lnI Of Judge Pearson
many of .. s. Cavalry are quar-
135;n Shelby, Cleveland county.
~, ,ou county is about organizing en
...ri.tural society
..rotte rejoices in the posses sion OF u
Cla,ro .rgo weeks old with two teeth.
p, state Fair opens next Tuesday,
-je HUNG four days.
-. .treets of Raleigh have net been
Led ,1i stree last May.
,,,re bear was captured near EIlza-
u City last week
r.o trade of Charlotte seems TO be
lL5 1'--,~-han-like. Pick away, Char
.,.~.d man in the vicinity of Eliza
4 ! c":c..N ,":.- he'd his wife up with an ak,
IL - ,frre3 with another mans wife.
...-f.->Ir. James Cambell, N. O.,
no Norfolk, Va, Post-othce-
..i-gctot.
-. .,..r.. ,,;.a.ss is prevailing IN Stokes
rutv, p4TtlCuiai4J W
-Ir,,,r. Of cattle Lave d!cd.
...7,io,a Of $3.50 was a@A;ds d ut the
Ia9is Far to q bale Il cotton raised
-, calvin Woodlrd, OF wilson coun-
- .>- I.,rI, from the WIieou Ledger.
49,. x.gbcrn ,cimes says that f. d.
E-n,. raised 81 busLc Of sweet
on one-half acre OF ground on
r.. lar that city.
/ ,.,.,.in Dallas T. Ward. formerly a con-
..i~ on the Il. * q. r-iAroad. Is 10" em-
',,ia- General Agent for the through
N rom Norfolk to Augusta.
Il ... Charlotte Southern Homo iearne
J,..i..s..n college opened with III stu
"a ilIlt 1u4ny moro arc expected.
Fl ..t.fsri f admission IS so high that
number of applicants were re
u.
~... Charlotte Democrat says: So far
r.1 the trade of this city has been
vice as large as ever before Known.
,--....: sale merchants have sold an I'M
49,. .m1uLt of goods within the last
-..,.s AID tic sales at retail are satlg-
4. -. {. dealers.
e.. Observer gives a tino description OF
t...be Springs, which are situated
w. II iisa north OF Rockingham, whlch
.~.f5 .,c!ously cool water, with tenn
..,..r. If Oily about 81 degrees. The
...s ar. {. ay beate, with pcrceptible
r.. O. -nil hur.
Tie <"Rbcrn Journal Of Commerce
... II 4 earn that party Of young gents
\ .......ia:a Going on q hunting eXE ell
Il. 90 l.. I'd
..-..n.se to take two or three bottles
.-..ir..," ulong, and cigars and tobacco
\, r.lon, We venture to predict tha
.aailei5 aud partridges viii not b
..a lat alarmed AZ the idea Of the pro
.-.s I'D being carried out.
-. Newbern Journal Of Comme:c,
G roner Shepard yesterday held al
...a. 90 '}c Jo3y # ILos. N@is, II, wh'
10. Sunday from wounds received :,
....a- e No-h Willis After viewing
.t5.y aLG tukiug t, testimony, the jar
.-...' :! q verdict that Ihos. Nelson c>.r1
us death from the effects Of = ti0T Q
ycd TT tue haud- Of Noah WILLIS.
TIE Democrat says: Such health
.r us the present, IL ChnIiO:tc, wa
,,r ne fore known within the mem -ry {
Oldest inhaUttaDt. There las bee
fa.aJlriySly 10 sickness at al in tbi
,r Not siugle death during i'll
simmer or Fall from fever, and but f.
..., If chiile. Several Of the iarg st lam
+. in the city have not had case OF sick
.5>s during the whole year.
Fr-y AND PLEASANT SEAsc Ms. .-Tb
n..,Is Convention of n. c., meets /
lrlot.e on the 8,h Of November, an
y. Q. Conference on the 29th OF th
.n4 month. The Fair uf the CaroliDa>
,c.G.ny The meeting of both bodies.
sy time may be ext ected for tue mex
.75. N m,uths. Look out f-r squalls
a-o9g the chickens and ducks.-ChariOtt
Dn-crat.
The Southern Home says: The FEEDERS
r4.l Jury at Raleigh found q true bl
4-a,nst lie Judges OF election OF Chariot
Usu~hi", fer intimidatiIg voters 0
Mrywln, obstacles in the way Of l0JaliSt
8, Ike August election. We have no
--irl o: IL biz beng found against tn
ia.fu&3 negroes, who came 10 the E0ut
PyHt hax with pistols belted round them
ali wee, with difficulty, restrained fror
ntani murder, because O coiorcd ma
TJtd the Conservative ticket.
Ol Saturday, last the dead body OF
legIe bora infant was found floating IN
l.eL cr. s>ing the lower Piktviile rOa
Lear Go,dsboro'. The CorOner's jury re
tanned a verdict that the cLi!d camo 20 il
4eith by III, ans Of foul play. The bah
T.s cf white pGreptage. and must ha7
6=eu gecretod under the bridge perhaI
,eItY eight hours or mora previous TO Il
4s:o7ery. Tho heavy Trains en- Frida
-ght Bad washed the Eody from nnde
ile bridge 1t is to be hoped that ever
s1Jrt will be made to ferret out - . Hendls
loh oidhboro' Nc ssen8er.
ila sta: cs5iiie American says: Col. Ne
'a, tae mud Ter Of General C'antoi
VIII S.attsg.iIe with otOneman
Ai.e.s in April. 1865. He was attache
TO Citizens s staff. Calling al the res!9enE
q Gov H. B. Vance, he desired to |
heognzed by Mrs. Vance, who ha
-LJSu him before the war tas an old az
qulIntance; but the spunky little lad
With >corn unut;erable. forbade him Ell
tEsnCe at the door. and pointing to Il
Sreet commanded in the voice of an Il
t;gnant ard high-toncd Southern wom
lat the intruder depart, which he did.
4 s.ries of very inter 9sting trials ha
ely bqen in progress in Raleigh. 1t "
G remembered that L. S. Marshal Oarr(
I'D Deputy Bosher were carried bef>
v Z. Pierce, Esq, for the illegal ARE
Nathan Underwood, a citizen Of Moe
county. They were bound over for th
appearance before the next term Of