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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-06
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
TVNHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the place known
the Jacob Mathis plantation, containing four hundred
acres more or less, and which is good GRlST MILL
in operation 1t lies four miles of Strckandsvil, in
good and healthy neighborhoOd.
For further particulars enquire of the subscriber his
residence ten miles South of Stricklandville, of ). j.
BARDEN at Stricklinsville. ~ -
Nov. 2S-l3-6m. JOHN HUFHAM
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PACK DOGS.

PACK DOGS.
NHE SUBSCRIBERS offer their services for the purpose
i of hunting runaway negroes. Their DOGS well
trained for the purpose Their catching is all the
reference they propose offering. Address
SKIES Il BRYAN,
Elzabethtown, Bladen County, n. G.
Nov l4th l-3m*
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LOOK our FOR LOST NOTES

ON the 22d day of December last the subscriber lost
~ had stolen from him. his Pocket Book, with
in it, and the following receipts and notes. Wis A. Empes
receipt for on Duncan M Bryant for (S95O) nine
hundred and fifty dollars L. Peacock for eleven
hundred and forty odd dollars with credit of $780, Dec.
2Oth 1885, note Alfred Smith, payable j. w. Ed
wards for about twentyseven dollars, and note A. c
Dickinson for fifty dollars with two credits, of $50 and
the other of $40.
All persons forbid trading for any of said notes,
cpt and the makers of them requested not to
them to any but the subscriber.
reward of ten dollars will be given any who will
deliver the said notes and receipts to the subscriber at
Whiteyille, N. G.. E. E. LEE.
Jan 10Th -20-6t
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.


JUST 900 lbs. White Lead, Pure, Extra
and No. l; 1000 lbs Black Lead, in Oil; 1000lbs. Ven
etian Red in Oils 1000 lbs Yellow Ochre in Oil % bbls
Blakes Fire Proof Paint 10 bbs Silvor Plastic Paint
10 bbls Lnsecd Oil +; bbls. Lamp Oils 5 bbls Common
and lin Oil; 200 1br Chrome Yellow Dry, and in Oil.
full Of PAINTS always hand and for salo
wholesale and retail, by w. Fl. LIPPITT,
Nov. l Druggist and Chemist.
| 000 BOXES Window Glass. assorted sizes and
,OUU brands, for sale at Manufacturers prices by
WIN. H. -PPITT, Druggist and Chemist.
O00 OF. sulph. Quinne 10 bbls EPSON Salts; eask
AOO CIR. Tartar cask Sup Carb. Snda so lbs. Seid
Itz Mixture 10 lbs Rochelle Salts; 50 lbs Gum Opiuni
30 lbs Gum Guaiacum ; bb. Gum Camphor; 800 Black
Pepper Alspice 80 lbs Calomel 80 lbs Nutmegs 25
lbs Iodid Potass 50 lbs Mace 10 lbs Sulph Potass 100
lbs. Rhubarb; so lbs. Ipecac.
For sale wholesale and retail, by w. II. LlPPlTT,
Feb. 23 Druggist and Chomist.
oils! OILS!!-Just Received a fresh supply of Lin
~ sced Train, Lard, Fish, Elephant, Whale and Sperm
Oils For sale by w. H. LIPPITT, Druggist and Chemist.
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General Notices.
LOOK up YE DTsCONsOLATE

LOOK UP YE DISCONSOLATE.
ny PEKSON who may be suffering with any thing Of a
Caneerous nature, will find my residence, twelve
miles west OF Society H Darlington. South Carolina. If
90 not effect services and board will be gratuit
Qusy bestowed will attend to call until the 18th of
june thence will decline until the 18th September my OBJ
ect is TO secure safety to the patient the second
week IN March, which time may be found at the Rock
Spring Boarding House, Wilmington, n. G.
J. HALE, M D.
Jan. 18th, 1867. 2O-Iy
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NOTICE..
A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOREWARNED
n from tresspassng, in any manner, my lands IN
Columbus county, n. o. under the penalty OF the law
Sept. 20, l855.3-tt A. C. DlChENSON>
NOTI no NlTLL ONVNERS.
STNiE SUBSCRIBER has been carrying the M ILL
l. WRIGHT BUSINESS for many years. and wishes to
inform the Public of the fact that he will continue the same
Framing and Founding Steam Mills, with Upright or Ccu
lar Saws also Fixing Water Mills and Rice Mills which
will be put up various principles and on the most
proved plans for Saving Lumber or Grnung Corn. He
all of his work to be equal to other done North
South and also give entire satisfaction OF his
work should fail in principle and workmanship he will rex
the free of charge.
The Public will nd great saving to give him their
patronage he will do all Of his work in the shortest posi-
BILE time Por further information address the subscriber at
w. ]. CAMERON.
Aug. %. I956-52 -6m* Millwright and Machinist.
TO MILL OWNERS AND OTHERS.
u HE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METHOD or IN
forming the public that he continues the Mill Wright
and Machnst business in their various branches Founder
ing Framing erecting Water Steam Mills erecting and
fitting up engines and their necessary machinery Hotchks
water Wheels discharge wheels, Barkers wheels,
water wheels use Circular upright Saws, Gt Flour
ing Mills Bolting Reels, Elevators, Smut Machines Horse
Powers, Corn Crushers, Cotton Gins, Corn Shelters.
On application will order and erect any of the above
machines any other in have experience OF l3
years and have several experienced wOrkmen in my en-
pOyment. | versed in the various improvements -
Those wishing work done in the above line would do we'll
give call. return my sincere thanks for the lib
eral patronage received heretofore
For further information address subscriber Poocks-
vile. Jones county. n. C. D. B. JOHNSON,
/ Sept 26th 1856 div Mill Wright and Machinist
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Schools.
~ A AAtSAw HIGH SCHOOL.
9 ] EAIGON A z Snno N, tam 1o,, Z

-r-,,, D y. FAISON, A. B., Superintendent.
NILS SCHOOL commences its Second Session on Mon
Chemistry still continued the charge
OF Prof R. H. Drysdae. his laboratory being replete
Htn az necessary chemical apparatus. Gymnasium has
ea MT ed up on the grounds the Academya feature
me cordial appreciation of every patron company of
Gaaet also in of formation in which each ndi
Naua OF the company will be drilled for hour during
eacn day these and valuable features being projected
ana conducted solely by Prof. Drysdale
arsaw is nealthfully located on the Wilmington and
edon Railroad, at its intersection with the Fayetteville
stage Road this being Of easy from any point
near these routes Parents and Guardians will find few
situations aoding better advantages for the education
moral, physical and intellectual their children and wards
erms per session of twenty weeks. follows:
II; ba' $s w
Classical Department. Observation-Disclosures IS 90
Agricultural Chemistr, with of Apparatus 10 90
lnclusntal ExDenses for this Department ...... 80
NO deductions from tho time entrance will be made
except IN cases OF prOracted sickness children bvig ad-
inl5ted for whole half session as desi :abe.
rot lrysdale will continue to examine Soils mars, &C.,
rs heretofore.
Board may be had in good families ss to $40 per
month Six or eight be accommodated by the Supern-
tendent. D. J. MIDDLETON.
Jan. l6tt-20-4t Secretary of Board of Trustees
ATOIICE.--1he Female School will commence its 4th
N Session Monday the 5th day of January next, under
the Supenntendence of Miss E. G. SMITH, Principal,
lady OF fine acqurementQs and long experience She hav
faction We hope to receive general patronage from the
rounding country Boad be obtained in the best of
families for eight dollars per month.
Tuition for Primary branches ches...............$ 90
10 uU
Penciling and Painting in water cOlors S. each.
F. A. NEWBERRY, Secretary
Strcklandsvile, Dec 18th, 1856 16-tf.
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England and China.

advertisement, rejecting upon private eharacts
can under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be admitted u"
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

DER SCHR. d. G. HULSE, from New York 25 bal
Rio Coffee 10 bbls. G. I. Sugar; 10 Kegs Goshen Blu
ter, prime. Low for cash.
Ian % GEO n KELLEY 4 BRO
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flower for the hsa-a wife full Of truth ana
love- il the prettiest foWer wear nexs d" asa
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TERMS OF ADynRTrsINo.'
aare OF 10 lines Ok Iess---.ash In adv.nesl

ordered to be continued tn. inside
charged 3 cents square for each insertion after frat
Advertisements which the number insertions is
Marked will be continued until ordered out and charged
20 cents square for each insertion after the first
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-06

q 900 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE IN LOTS
0.OOO to suit purchasers. Between Island and Har-
son the county Of Nov b0y Of On Was nj 10
of the yea~ There eight tasks of Turpentne
and hundred Of Ead 5 hrRng Ws an6 sk mostly
Oak Ashe and Hickory with an under growth of Pricky
Ashe The Improvement; good two story Dwelling
rouG of examining the lands can by calling max
N ~Ff JOHN COWAN,
r. H. COWAN,
J. L. MEARES
O.. 4 1854 75-lw-l4-tf.
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WILMINGTON MARBLE WORKS,
STIImfnrfOn. n. G.

III G. MILLIGAN Proprietor respectfully informs the
w public that he is prepared make and put up to
der-arble Monuments of all sizes, Tombs, Head-Stone
Of American Italian Marble not to be surpassed in style
workmanship and cheap be procured from any
establishment in the country, North or South.
Iron Railing different styles for ncosing family lots
from 5 cents to $40 foot furnished and put up to order
N Borders from all parts of the country, accompanied
by the satisfactory reference will receive prompt at
tsnon and all articles warranted to be recommended
charge made
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NEGROEs WANTED.

Ak THE SUBSCRIBER Is IN MARKET FOR A
a. number of likely Negroes, MEN AND WOMEN,
"a BOYS AND GIRLS, for which the highest cash
~ prices will be paid.
Those having such property to dispose of will find it to
their advantage to call on the at
June 9th, 1856. - - 43-tt
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LATEST n EW S FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
!NHE subscribers having erected STEAM SAW MILL
in the county of Duplin N. c., Srckands Depot,
are prepared to fill bills any kind quality that be
got out Of long leaf pine They would respectfully solicit
Share of patronage from the public generally: ~
TAYLOR, LINTON u co.
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APernefualGoYernor. A

ALBANY, N. Y, August Is, 1856"
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Il - DE BRUTZ CDTLAk' -.
NTESSRS. SMITH & CUTLAR, Attorneys at Law, will
NI henceforh occupy office directly opposite the Court
House. Wilmington, and practice in copartnerShp in the
county of New Hanover.
Mr. Smith would inform his clients in the adjoining coun-
ties that Mr. Guitar will act for him whilst absent on the
circuit, and can always be found at the office.
Tulv
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JOSEPH l.. KEEN,
WILLIAM LIPPITT,

McCALEB & BUNTING.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GRO
w CERIES AND PROVISIONS,
No. 81 North WATER STREET,
Wilmington. N. &.
Aa Orders from the country will receive prompt attention
March 20.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-05-27
HOMICIDE.

On "Wednesday last, our community was
startled by the report of a homicide having
been pcrpctra,cd, the day previous, in the
lover Fart UI this District, upon thc person
of John W. Gtcgory. by Jonathan Il. Doug
las. We DO not care 10 enter into pariicu-
lals, rs the case, may, some time or other,
undergo Judicial investigation but there
seems to have teen but little provoration
for the act and the law, We presume. would
have but little difficulty in nIaking 1t deed
OF murder. The parties were both intoAi.
cl:cd, and there are none, perhaps, who
know the offender, but believe that
the offence was committed wholly under
tine imfuc"ce OF liquor and that there
WIS no malice. Said Douglas kept a
| store some twelve or fifteen miles bC
! low here. IN the direction OF lynches
| creek, and il WAS .hcg0, where the difficulty
occurred. Gregory was stabbed to the hcm
| with Il small dirk, and died within few
minutes. He lived near TaXahaw IN this
| District and was prominent citizen Of that
section. Douglas fled, almost immediately
after committing the acts and has not since
been heard from. Willis r. Gregory, o.
iers II reward for his apprehension.
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BAPTIsT's THEOLOGICAL INsTI
TUIE.

1t has for some time been med;tatcd by
the Baptist Church South, to establish Il
grand central Theological institute, aud an
endowment has been offered by the Baplsis
Of South Carolina,of one hundred thousand
dollars, provided the institution be located
at Grcenyille in this State At the late
Southern Baptist Convention held at Louis
vile, the committee 10 whom was referred
the subject of establishing a Central Theo-
logical Institute, in their report, recommen>
ded the acceptance ofthis offer,which report
was unanimously adopted by the Convention.
This is an important enterprise and one
that reflects the highest credit upon this
Denomination Of Christians /; and the gene
rous offer from tile Baptist of our State,
has secured to themselves and to the State
.at large an important advantage i-one that
will facilitate their usefulness and relieve
them of any want that may be felt in this
respect, whilst it Increases The educational
resources Of South Carolina.
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Coroner's Inquest.

On Sriday evening last, Coroner De-
Hay WAS advised that .he body OF no-
gro man, seen on the day before floating
down the River, had been secured q, The
Plantation Of Mr. John MacRac, about
SIX miles fgom this place. With IA Jury,
the Coroner proceeded on saturday NOR
ming To make the necessary investigation.
After examination, DR.. D. l.. DrSaussurc
testified that he found the temple bong
fractured upon its squaremost portion,
forming right angle with the orLital
plate, and believed the wound TO have
been inflicted hy some mechanical vio-
leuce."
The body, which was thai Of negro
man apparently abont middle age, was in
such decomposed state that no further
examination was made, nor any other in
jury discovered. The Jury rendered n
verdict 10 the effect that "ihe said neor O
man, whose name land owner, il u slaye)
!: unknown to the Jury, came to his death
from blow on the head, Inflicted by some
person or means 10 the Jury unknown ~
Camden Journal.
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THE RE-SURVEY.

The Town Council Of om place have
lately had re-suryey of the Village
grounds, and they find that their jurisdiction
extends further than they had supposed.
Some lots, not heretofore considered in the
corporation, have been brought in. At the
eastern extremity Of the Village, the cor
poraic limits reach one hundred yards, or
more, further than formerly supposed t" go
We are glad of it, and hope the Council
have seen the lamentabc need Of sidewalks
in that direction and Will cause the same, or u
scmbance of such at Icast,to &c constructed.
We trust also, that this move for learning
thp extent of their domain, is the precursor
Of general system Of operations TO be
commenced for improving ard bcautlying
the appearance of our Village.
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SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.

Mai b. +. Perry Of the Patriot aud
MOU.iai...cr, aud who is one Of the Trus-
tees of the South Carolina College, wri-
ting TO his paper from Columbia, gives the
following rs the result OF late meeting Of
the Board
in the evening, we went 10 the meeting
of the Board of Trustees of the South
Carolina College. submitted my report
on ,hc state Of the College, and all the rec
concentrations We're cOncurrCd in by ma
jOriiy of the Board. The College is to be
lighted up with gas. This will prevent the
use Of camphcnc rs n light, which Is dan
gcrOus / 9th TO the students and the College
buildings. The use Of coal rs Il fuel in
stead OF wood, vas ordered in Il portion of
;he College as an experiment. It's cheap
and safer than wood, as a fuel. but some Of
our up.country boys are preJudiccd against
it. They prefer the cheerful, sparkling fire
Of wood. The observance OF so many
holidays in College has been productive of
mischief, iilencss and dissipation, and is to
be discontinued. The requisite Greek for
admission into College has been reduced
from ten books Of Homer 10 Iwo books
We have given the Boards OF Commission
ers of Frec Schools, in each District, per
mission to send one student 10 College, tree
of tuition fees"
The last item mentioned, throws an addi.
tional duty upon the commissioners Of Free
Schools, which it may be we'll for them to
bear in mind. The action of the last Leg
isature embodied a more extensive lberali
" thae this, when it directed the Board OF
Trustees to remit the tuition fees to all in
dignant students, who could not otherwise
avail themselves OF the College advantages.
The Trustees, however declare it to be an
impossibility to tell who are poor and who
are not. The plan of adopting the Univer-
sity system in the College, is exciting at
tenlon and meets with pretty general favor.
This would render it more generally availa'
ble to the people Of the Slate the course
of studies best suited to particular students
could be followed, and those who arc not
able 10 pursue full course, could GO for p
year or longer, according to their means
The South Carolina College would then be
available TO all who could afford to send
their sons from home at all, and n greater
amount of good would without doubt be
achieved. Some, however, oppose Il rs ta>
king something, probably, from the high
character of the institution /; but the stan.
dard Of education now pursued, could very
we'll DO maintained 10 conjunction with a
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A YANKEE TRICK.

The Sumter Waichman, tells Of the way
in which the proprietor Of the Sumter Hotel
was iIeeced out Of several weeks board by
two transient customers, who registered
their names, "Ilugh Nicholas and NJ. II.
Nichols, YorEyiIle, s. c." Their business,
ostenSbIy, was TO sell woEk called the
"Ready Reckoner," which obliged them to
leave their lodgings frequently Gor days at
n time, but they would always deposit some.
thing of value with the landlord, in case
of accident.
Eventually, after their running account"
had reached some little elevation in figures,
box, labelled to theil address, arrived
through the Adams Express Company, in
length about two fcet,and breadth and depth
probably one half that space. They now
again proposed TO take one Of their transit
tory routes, aod requested that haf boz
should be placed in safe keeping until their
return, which was accordingly agreed to.
They politely took their leave Time passed
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SUpERS1tTIOUS BELIEF IN DESTI-
NY.
TIE MISSION OF qHE PHILANTHROPY.


rnE MISSION or qHE PHILANTHROPY.
Napoleon the Nephew, like Napoleon THO
Uncle, believes that lie has n great mission
to fulfil and that his life is in no peril until
it is accomplished. But vi how little i'm
portancc to the world is the mission of an
Emperor W hen compared with that Of n phi=
!urihropst like Holloway. ile !nderd with
out improPriety perhaps, might be supposed
to be under the protection Ola special PROV
idcncc, for his mission is 10 rc,ivct The sick,
to soothe bodily anguish, 10 save human
life these are The deeds ol benciicc aud love
aud mercy. From all quarters We hear Of
ihe most astounding cures accomplished by
his inrstlmUbic Pills ard Ointment. To the
formcr Of Ih,sc remedies Ill diseases of the
skin, the muscles aud the glands, srcm 10
yield like morning mis,s before the sun
The Pills nut 10 route Indigestion, liv,r
equal cciiriTty. Our "nati"nal disrnsr,'
dyspepsia, is ia peril pfau''iI.i!a,iur and We
have scvu cuoUgh 10 feel assured that
mhruc>cr l!ollowW's Hills are universally
administered Tor his distressing complaint,
it " i'll inevitably be ",Nrcrlrd from society,""
Every day confirms he opinion We have
hcrr:oIu,e expressed. that Holloway sm.G'
icincs are the "niy Preparations in existence
that operate directly upon the sources al
disease, aud We should be iius, in case CT
sickness, 10 throw .""y the pLarmacopo.ia,
ioIhd the decor our presence aud trust to
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on--scveral weeks were numbercd-aud at
length a curiosity arose in the mind of the
landlord TO know something of the contents
of that bcr, which had been so carefully
placed in his charge. What guess you,
reader, were its valuable contents. Caifor-
MIA gold dust No An assortment OF
valuable ARTICLES of wearing apparel. trip
kcts, &C.? No. Some Indispensable i'm
plements and appliances Of their vocation
No. All! me thinks you have ii: Il box
full of their "Rcady Rcckoac = No, not
that even! Nrdbiie d'ctH ! When the
eager and curious hands Cf the lHnd!u;d had
at length effected an entrance into the mys-
tic box, it was found 20 contain-S'hat-,
simply nothing. save II Heterogeneous mass
of confused waste-papcr, &c"
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TIE GIBDEs rEsnMoNIAL-We are
happy to announce that the members Of
the press including tue heads of many Of
our books and job printing establishments
in ow city, very generally, and other,.sym-
pnthising friends, here, and elsewhere,
have uni,ed in presenting, 10 II. w.
Gibbes, NJ. d., editor and proprietor ofthe
Columbia South Carolinian. an Ink Stand
Paper cutter, Gold Pen aud pen Knife, IN
token OF their approval Of his indepen-
dence and esprit du corps, in vindicating
the rights of the press and Of eorporators,
in the recent case Of II. w. Gibbes ,s. +.
J. Arthur and John Burdell, tried AT Co.
lugLia, heiure his honor, Judge Withers,
and which resulted in verdict for the
Plaintiff. The lux Stand bears the fol-
lowing inscription
l.. w, Gihbes
VS..
L. J. Arthur aud John Bnrdall.
Triumph of right and principle,
March I4th, 1857.
Presented 10y sympa,msing members q!
the Press and other friends.
Charleston IAcrsaryy.
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NYNENEAL.

Marrira, Ia Sparianbnrg on the Il,h ia. &.
'y Rrr. }. ID, Mctuluugh. DR.. THos n.
IuhEruN, Of Lancaster, illv, and Miss May
"uiy daughter Of Maj. Govan Mills, of ;hc
iGrmer place,
Ia C!ir4:cr pjsr>t Ga the lSh mSiagt
by Rev. J"hu ). llarr.A, S. VI. HAMA. vi
lork-Dlstrict, and Mis-, SALLrR A, youm..
est daughter al Mr.. Alexander Peg.n .f
Chcs;er DistTirt.
la Fairfield district, on the Goth inst. bv
the Rev. J. L. Reyuuljs, DR.. DAVID G..
MEAS, nad Miss EL'SASETn ). MoBLEY,
al of tairlicid District.
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MGm5 nf tbr III rrk,

Coop News FROM THE Sugar CEoE.-
The New Orleans True Delta, Of Saturday
last, has n lengthy article on Our Sugar
Prospects, in which it says "Within the
last ten days reports from all portions 2:
the sugar growing sections Of our State
have come pouring in, and all without cx>
ccption, convey the most cheering assurances
of the prospects of the growing cror. The
sharp cold spells and the keen frosis, which
have inspired so msch apprehension, have
left no rcgrctful t"accs, and on all sidos the
best feeling is entertained that the crop OF
this season will far surpass in value, if not
in absolute yield, any ever heretofore grown
in Louisiana"