| From the Wilmington Journal |
| November 17, 1863 |
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| Stockholder Meeting |
| The annual meeting of
Stockholders in the Wilmington & Weldon Railroad Company will be
held tomorrow in the Court House in this town. We presume the meeting
will convene at the usual time, say 11 o'clock, A. M. |
| An extra train will, as usual
be run for the accommodation of the Stockholders and their Families,
although we think it probable that the attendance in person will not
be large, owing to the known difficulty of obtaining accommodation,
especially in view of the fact of the occurrence of the large auction
sales upon the same day. We notice that parties have already begun to
arrive from all parts to be present at the sales, and speculations and
conjectures are rife as to the probability of goods bringing higher or
lower prices. The event will show whether the "bulls" or the
"bears" are in the ascendant. We shall take measures to
report the result promptly. |
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