Wilmington journal., 1872-01-05

A medicated soap is now made from the
mineral deposits ut Kittrell's Springs.
Raleigh had 40 and G5-1OO inches OF rain,
and 10! inches of SNOW, in 1871.
Governor Caldwell is to return to Raleigh,
to-day.
Newbern received 800 33 from its Ma
yor's Court in December
The tournament did not take place in
Newbern, Oh Monday af ernOon, as was in
tended, because of the rain.
There was no quorum in the Legislature
on Tuesday, at the re-asSembling.
The Craven county Senators and Com
moner CALI Radical) left NewbeIn for Raj
eigh yesterday m6rnjhg.
The Danville (Mo,) Ray says that DIR.
Thomas Hill has returned from North Car
olina, with his family, and has located in
Danville, to practice his profession.
DIR. G.. G. Mott, of Statesville, has pre-
sented the congregation of the Episcopal
Church of that place with Il large, fine
toned TrOy-made bell as Christmas pres
ent.
The Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad Com
my, says t4.e Raleigh North Carolinian'
recently brought to this city without charge
for transportation, between 80 and 100
cords Of wood, purchased for the poor of
Raleigh.
Alfred Hargrave, Esq, Of Lexington,
slaughtered some fine hogs. One, } years
old, weighing 557 pounds; and II hogs,
from IL to is months old, averaged POI
lbs.
The Raleigh CQrolinian says that letters
from New York and the New England
States are almost daily received by the
Governor, Secretary of State, and other
State officers, asking for matters relative to
the geological survey of the State, and other
documents relating to the soil and climate
Of the State.
There were 1913 pupils enrolled at the
) orth Carolina Institute for the Deaf and
Dumb, and tn; Blind at Raleigh, during
the year 1871, against fS4 'Idr 1870. The
present session opened with ITO pupils, and
others are still applying,
A mulattO named Joe Williams, saws the
GOldsbOrO' Messenger, was brought to town
and lodged in Jail OH last Saturday evening,
charged with horse stealing. He is said to
be member of notorious gang of thieves
operating in the southwestern portion of
this county. While resisting arrest Viii
Iiains was badly shot, upwards Of twenty
buck shot l1dsing entered his I,0dy. An.p,l-
tation of one OF his legs was deemed iiGces-
Sary, and the operation was performed yes
terday by Drs. Miller and Kirby.
Out Of respect to the opinions and wishes
of all parties, says the Raleigh CdrOtinion,
Judge Logan ought to place his resignation
i'll the hands OF the Governor. AS the Gov
ernOr is II republican, lie woud fill the place
with a gentleman Of the same politics, and
there is no political advantage to result
from such change of officials, unless the
appointment OF f,etter RGpnblican lawyer
tO-the bench should materially atlehgrIlen
the Republican party in that district.
Hence we must conclude that Judge Logan's
reasons for holding ON against the wishes Of
his olS;.n party Friende. itp1 the people Of his
own district, springs nOnl a PERSONA, and
not from political, consideration. "
The Raleigh Sentinel says d. S. Ram
sour, OF Cieee!tn,i, ? gtildfnt Of Wake For
est, was atFestRd on Friday night, lietwecn
the hours of and 10 O'Clock, by United
States Marshal and five armed soldiers,
while In tttcndit'r1G upon the EuZelian So !
ciety.
Soldiers We're placed at the front alit1. !
back dOOfs % tneseoiiege lsniI.lin9 while the |
Marshal entered to make tie arrest. The !,
lad "as carted through the country instead
of coming Oh the train.
We are informed that u. S. Marshal
had bench warrant from Judge Bond to
arrest IsamsOur, if to he found in. South
Carolina. Carpet bag Shatfer has issued
a warrant for the young lran, and now has
him in tow. We SUPPOSE Shaffer will or
der linn to be delivered TO Bond. Shaffer
has no power other than to take bail or
for want it. The Marshal Of South
Carolina cannot arrest upon warrant |
which runs only in that State. What will
Gov. Caldwell do the boy appeals to him: !: