Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-10

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Mrs. Worth continues to improve, ant
her speedy recovery is looked for by he
family and physicians.
On Wednesday evening, at Greensboro
Gen. Robt. D. Johnson, Of Charlotte, lee
to the altar Miss Johnsie Evaps, grand
d4ugh ghter of the late Gov. Morehead.
The Hillsboro Recorder says that a mum
bar of North Carolinians, who removed tc
indiana two years ago, have returned
home. s.
MIR. Alexander Hamilton, sou OF Robert
Hamilton, Esq, of Granville, is now 8
teacher in the Lexington. Va, Military In
stitute.
ing TO be held a. Wilson, tn Monday
next, for the purpose OF organizing al
Agricultural Association.
Iheo. N. Ramsay, E-q President Of the
State Council Friends Of Tenn perauce, or
ganized Cary Council, No. lib, at Cary,
on Wednesday night. VIM. e. Pei was
elected President.
The Raleigh Sentinel says: Yesterday
morning 166 colored persons from York
| District, s. c., arrived in this city On the
N. @. r. r.. enrou.e for Norfolk, Va from
whence they will sail for the Republic Of
Liberia
Says the Rutherford VInd Gator: Our
Jail is fast being filed with United States
prisoners, who are alleged to be Ku Klux.
Squads Cf from three to eight arrive al
most daily. We suppose they will be taken
to Raleigh to be tried in the Circuit Court
whioh sits on the 26th of November.
TIE Caroliuian says There is lot of
artificial legs be onging to the State, ly-
ing In the State Department, which could
possibly be fitted 10 some one legged Con
federate soldiers, and the matter is worth
no icing.
At the Nash County Superior Court on
Friday OF last week, Lake Johnson. col
charged with killing another cGlored man
name jerry Taylcr, In the spring of 1868,
was found guilty of murder in the first
degrte e, and sentenced to be hanged on the
Oath inst.
We learn from tho Times that Mr..
BIerb1wtr. resident of the 3 y River
section In Craven county. has raised du-
ri0g the past year 1000 pounds of Con-
ne csicut seed tobacco, from which he will
probably realize the sum of two thousand
dollars. Mr.. Bierbower is much pleased
with his success, and is using b is influence
to induce others to emigrate to that sec
ton.
Joseph ". Powell. Esq, OF Edgecombo,
received thu following PR miums at the
Petersburg Fair last week:
1st-FOr new cotton, premium of 500
for best bale cotton weighing 400 lbs. no
matter where growing.
2d-For best bale cotton weighing not
less than 400 lbs, grown in North Caro-
lima. Premium $50. Cool f'r Edge
combe.
The Raleigh Curolinian says that all of
the parties arrested in AIamapce duriDg
the progress of the Kirk war, have, we
learn, brought suit against Holden, Dong
las and others, and the c1use5 are S ( for
hearing in December.
The Tarboro Enquirer says that col
ored brakeman named North, fell between
& W. r. R., on Thursday. and was liter
ally cutin two.
An Injunction having been prayed by
the Directory of the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad, appointed by the Speak.
ers of the Senate and the House, as re-
quired by law, against the usurping Stan
Board of Directors, the case has been
heard before Judge Dick, who sums up his
decision as follows Ordered, That the
Clerk of the Superior Court for Craven
county. upon receiving from the plaintiffs
an undertaking as required by law, in such
cases. in the sum of one thousand dollars,
do issue an in unction order to the defend
ants restraining them from leasing or dis
posing Of the property or franchise of the
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad or to
any other person until the further order of
the Judge of the Third judicial District of
this State -