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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-03
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
WHEREAS, information hath this day been ms
wv h. Cd hr,4 h. oFG ID

NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
WHEREAS information hath this day been made to u.s.
w the undersigned by the oath of c. B. Miller that
slave his property SIMON has run away and lies out hid
and lurking in swamps woods and other obscure places
committing depredaons to the peaceful inhabitants of said
State These are in the name OF the State of North Caro-
himself to his master other lawful authority we do
hereby order this proclamation to be published the Court
House door and other public places said county,
the said slave that if he does not Immediately
his said MASTER it lawful for any person capture him
by aging him otherwise without accusation mpeach-
ment of any crime Given under hands and seals
25th January, 1859. W. T. J. VANN, J. P, [sEAL,l
A. LAMONT, J. P, [sEAL.]
DESCRIPTION:
SIMON stout built copper color about 26 years DID,
feet inches high, and weighs 10 lbs.
$50 REWARD.
7 WILL GIVE REWARD OF FIFTY DOLLARS for
the above negro dead alive, delivered me- or for
his confinement in Jail so that can get him.
c. B. MILLER
New Hanover Co., May 3, l86O.-36tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-03

At the time and place and upon the same terms,
without ncumbrance of Dover the lots at Ellington with
the fixtures and apputenances owned in between
the undersigned and said deceased valuable stand for
Store, Distileries, &C. G. F. WALKER.
P. MURPHY, Admir-, C. T. A.
April 18th, 1860 Bots
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-03

Court Of Equity-Spring Term, 1859.
John G. Mallard,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-03

FAMILY SOAP.
IN BOXES of Superior quality old Family Soap for sale
eOO low to close consignment by
April 26th, 1860. u. Y. W. ). MuNho.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-03
SO REWARD

SIMON stout built, copper color about 26 years DID,
feet inches high and weighs 40 lbs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-03

Petition to correct error
in deed from James Ev-
ans, &c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-03
BETTER THAN ALL OTHERS.

april 9.-lSl&33-3m.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1860-02-11
SALES At AUCTION.
Public Sale Of scEsan1 Lands.

1914 Section, ia Tb3snSa4p No. r Sauth II
Ranes No 5 Eas. al lie South pestern
Land District Of L-ouisydRa.
y obedience TO tie "a Section es MI itt approved
l. lsth March lS5S, entitled :" IA sci 10 Nfa1iid aud
iSeiistt the lGth ard 3itti Sections o3an aet 80 or
gaui2e Free tuiitie schools ia l.e@State IL Loili.
siaha = approved 10th aiurcii iS@ ond 10 virtue
Of an order 10 mo directed, ny tia Auditor OF
Public Accounts, ] the undersigned Treasurer, wilI
sell At pallic auction 10 the highest bidder, at the
Coulssfin'lse Ia the town Of 0pcl0.sas, Oh TUES
DAY, the 18Th March uext, lsGo The 18th Sec.
tion, lying in Township No. 7 Snetlt Of Range No.
) East. II being III The Parish sf st. Landry, con-
tanning 5a5 acres and 80 hHuGtedtas. aaltt he sold
ID lots not less than 40 nor more than @60 acres,
10 plat of survey 10 he exhibited on the
day Of sale,-To he paid on q credit ST ten years,
as fellows, to wit ten per cent. III tash, AID the
balance ID ainc annual iastaliulents. from The day
ot sale, interest II the rate Of 6 per cent. per ia.
iiari 10 BE- ptid on the whole ailoHilt ANNUALLY !;
it9teS shail te made payable to the Autlito,s OF
raitie Accounts, secured BY special mortgage Oh
the land sold, ard personal s~eenfity in solidv, until
islal payment of principal and i~ptffsst.
nUNEZfME3 A@tiUiDRY,
Gpelnasas, Feb. il .ssss;3s0. Parish Treasurer.
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Public sale Of school LANDS.

l6fh Sst'oa, in Tounstip No, 6 SeuM II
Ransga No. 3 Eea, ii the .SSeuta. ues.e,n
Land Dissxset Of Louisiana.
n obedience y the I'd Section Of IN art approved
A. 18th March 1855, entitled /, an act 10 a,lpnd aud
feei!gct The lethaisa sAth Sections Of an act to 81
satil2e Free Public Schools iii tile STATE OF Loai-
sililia, ~a,pr1yed 18th March 1865 : ail,l III vi,tut
q an order to me directed, by tlle auditor Of
PAbsie Accounts, the undersigned Treasurer.
VIII aelt ut nHbsie action, 70 the higties. bidder, ID
tte aoart. Ha.se IN tha town Of OpeEstsas; on
IHuhsbaT the 18th Mafch next, 1850; lie lGtl
aee.ioa lying in Township Nj. o ssir.th ~ Range
No. ) East, it fsing in the Parish q 81. Landry,
containing Gi3 acres, and 10 lie sold in t5ts no, less
t1an 10 nor more fban $50 acres. according 10. pl.t
o. sttryey to he exhibited on the dag Of sale,--fo
nc para pl q credit q ten Years, as follows, to wit !:
zen per cent. IN cssh. a!d the balance in nine an.
nnal listalifaen;s, fiyin The d5y Of sale, interest d.
Iie. rat e Of per cent. Per anna!n to be paid on the
wiioie amount, annually notes shaa be made
payable u the Auditor OF Fpbiie Accounts. SECURED
~ special mortgage o1 the land sold, and personal
security IN stliio, until falI payment Of principal
asa Interest. ONEZlMfg K. GrIlJuY f
opeloasas, Feb. II, 1850. Parish Trelsar,r.
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Sands ~Sarsaparilla..

tn rafiiying the Biooa--How many untur.
4 tanate victims of Scrofila ,tnfce without hono
= eyre. now joyfulIy testify theft restoration To
health 70 VIC medicinal virtues and SURPRISING iii.
cot,y o. tt!t> Invaluable preparation. In sIseases
M,lefe ,hs impoverished aid ~sieplaved condition Of
sores, its operation win he foun,! in the h;nha't s oi
gree sanitary The public are cautioned io,ssk Far
sanes SaEsapatIila, and take no other. AS a host AZ
spurious mutations upon which no reliance can h.
pilced are in the saarket. : NY
iii tlel, ~, na ana s9ld by A B-& D. SANDS, Drug
Sod also by JOHN PosEY, opelousas, Ia.
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0by !. atrjot,
zAe Law 81 Newspapers.

RVakkaNeAScxipcTs xhne DO MT give express notes to
~ ! eseH9eSekxsaf N considered Is Wishing to con. inae
aAeaNafS hNEadEpstisp
ss%saM 9h4sfiheEa order tho discoutinnnhre Of their
u sFArS&EAfE the publisher may ~cansinase To- send
- Fntn I'll al9sxsa1ssefc paids
3. y subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
AeEeQansr ffeAn The Nta<esSte Hhirh they are d.
gee&eds LACY ~ ssaponsihfef ar then. nntil they
hAsn Asitaed their hills 1ntg ordered them discol-
sk TAe cclrss hare deeldsd Mint refusing 10 take
ns1xlsIters from The aniet.nf rrsiosing and leaving
4aesa seacaaea fof, i pfima fAcit evidence OF intcn-
Unstet Stsiss cnnftsg have Alao repeatedly
aectds4 ttsAtss n FSsssstnaktar Who ncgiccts to rive
sss4SsHablc ifoiice II tcanirsd I'll tha Post Office
D1sEsttsneHt n. th55 neglect o a tslilssa nfs d person
Ad1sIsntsrs TIE Eostnasser tiaSae 10 the published.
~ az Mlacfirttiisun price.
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Public Notice,

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons whom =,
i,r'.o may e;afe'Il, That on the LIST May is5a. ! !
M ,fitsrs +. H:..r s1e 1ga a@s ,,fiee, at opelonsas, Ia. per-
p :, Y aud The VIZ of II. III Of s]e s | . '' (, - y
/, NJ <, : n. and paid thereon, Ia eycess - mar =.
neeelEsr ; receipt, No, $500, $751; is, the locs,i Tma
a s'nvs mentioned having been cancelled. and the
isi to est the s,a navinE been ns,, that l intend to ap.
mus paid refunded. EUGENE Hrs DaVin
opei'usas January II, lS6O.Let.
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NJ UIES

ne subscriber respectfully .inf1rm. ,bs whit,
q = .,,as ne mas about ninety young Mules "a
9n hahd, Tor sale, at Mr. Dcsessart, lot. in s9Essss-,
wbbSt,''s "a .l and will have until March. HWa
and On :, ~ ,ess 1,at seii as low as they can be To1ctasf
Atso ! expect to have abett the 9th If Eobr,,.,
nJ;a NY teadof tue Kentucky horses. wall b, "a
witch will be sold under guarantee. wen pfoke'
any stock that ! will sell, if it. does nat ,,,r, on J..
and IT, f,'I n,,nea +, osGy VIII At all times be taken back
IT. ! nave feeeiycd flem tue planters, ot9tt fpa,, ag,' y
sne hatieioas and absurd falsehoods asssT.ns y
So,le h%aaI,eions traders, ! assure them t thew y
.ia,e wiz always be appreciated, and . Sni
f'F ~'oasl-, Jqn. Fl .1scl. IL tNAhfd.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHgNEsu

TIME UNDERSIGNED have established at Wash ngton La. Parish of 81 T., M
H. The all of SINGERS SEWING MACHINES, whuca supply viii ln k. l"Wy, q pepth s
EVERY DESCRIPTION AND QUALITY osh they various wants o the ct wwMty on ham,
These Machines arg manufactured ~ n smgr& Co, New York aud va aTs,t 49, V
at SEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK PRICES. with l cnhdenreh t IHem the MAJ.
5Mt and atr eHaleo OF AEY MACHINE NOW IN USE. y 'r merit as tep pM
MACTIINESu,
Sew equally vel tr faet EH0E5 sul the cNret aa bawas n5. n.
ura4elad Aspamta NIlhoUr CUTTING EVERY SIlIoH. %% Inc work sanna.
SINGERS sEwING RAcuryEsn
AZ e Me most simple atherc CONSTITUTIONS nd re tho most durable. View viii nna..
Hr three years j. H s""aMse the Nuh.u
We sHlg give fha ie complete Instructions purchasers ama Nhs IN no ,a .A A
with nMeNA attached VIII be furnished on apphtauuai in n ~, Wm uI f these Mnhmm
WhImetn rMteMcap AS4m III. LANDRY. F~" " NANrn the msWN
Sk Line rand Gatn thread Needless AnuesG uts Ienpess snmL @ 1871
os suit Mey uUM wants of punhpnr.' q =" W"saF etc, etc, for mh &.
SINGERS OLD MACHINES Uttered on exchanged for nGg nastna. an. As. -
fstTas ' fspahd and m -
ORDER.
We respectfully M.eh the public 10 call aud examine these Machines Az. ~ . &&&
Ur 49, ~ 5ER ShsmHa Of ua
ALL OTHERS NOW IN USER, a
With The assurance taat they wiz esdd at the sewoIsans anal Manufacturers pHss.,
ga lLLsPAUGH, Sole Agent M,a I. II
-, narnh Of ~ Landry. WashnmssMansr i.
WAITER BENNETT, agent M ms1uhA az
smte IT Louisiana, 80 Camp trM. New,Ina @5
@Sa1pe Machines mn ee.gg seen at CN.EALERS, opaousas la NK@as
Opeonss October /. l85a-l# a@s#
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NNNl the llaat1tion Of the subscriber i, ~,
tHif'HR NJ =. Nary, on the sth inst On I'll
y moab three years old. Of EsssTs \
~! 3lHe color, with The brand TFSS
( ! . y ri i'i, ,5 ~. sss M 'liT .ts sgss or turned r. upside a5at6.
e Sc 20 lie, or Mr.. MIN Nussan5 nf az "a 90
Or le:sIs. ian. sl.lssn. -. YINEtNI,
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sskA1elsEINs AND Bsiidasp sAincS A
Aanss0TdxNa arc desired IL inform The
$50 = ssF E afish md ts pab,liic generally,
g sgkss.sSiehe III opened IT ihe lselicsn
Mes1aaia2M1a Washington ! sTaasrriid md tasty re-
|siasatsfsr ~ Afsstyy aad1 pleasure seekers cen.
\! a!.Ms nv Insured heayy expey9e 10
RtisseApAnsesfahlehnlca q he kind. and
6slxsys elp M hand ttls erticlss ii
= hal ~ xispiss lsonsssI ihlssiae Y III Man.
aRacall snd ~ III. ssali.y
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wa. d'reeiiyprescnted TO the northern mass
shall these egroes have the same poith
rights With lieni>elves. or be restored to.
called slavery, but TINT an immense majeri
waatd vote for the halter. How. then, is
with this ~nctthGn !" pfejadice against II
negroes, thai :. saves :" are not restored
thcir masters? Why, simply bceaase u {
iuied and besot,ed eew Of British dupe
%trailars TO republicatisni. &C, up q
howl ng ever every runaway Al
.tinfid and mercenafs politicians
Bediainiie raping for d sfbI~
sort III fictitious and ,s
catiipul'd and bev tle people II
really do not hat they are abe,
what they shohld do. When u man VIII
been the Executive Of the nation, lk
Fillmore, says that ii was Il painful.
sign a bill for restoring these y
vasaboiid negroes to their comfors.o,
~ the South, it can. easily be underst
tue masses become bewildered on the
and permit a political party Is pas
biik. and otherwise cheat and v
brethren Of the South. Bat We i
time is mol distant when a direc.
lssae will be presented TO the northSa.
and when that actually takes place, vel.
predict that antislayeryites and runaway il,
groes will both. be properly disposed eth
latter restored to their southern masters. an
the fernner--liSe DR.. Howe and Fred. Dougla
driven among their British allies in Caf,ad,
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AasStIskss Wins, constitutes .irne I,yo
asss ~ fte p,ellsis4lbfgw he M d, do
n'lr ne show apd parade of fashts ~ /.
Wa'liaa 'eay have al TN G5t9a34i ,ls a
ZIG vt Bel eoascs q 'areig teBs,sgv
: IL Is fts hetro3e.f aIs9st.t,s' it8
!; a,''u "a 'e,s 'od 'ie christian iepeFtueit. hi.
ny 'he near'' Shsre nseskneSs te4tl,. afsc,ic,
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Attention Attention!
wreKlY.

lasa determined to build a brick store, aud
e - aa.ias now on hand a good supply of goods Of
every description, will in order 10 iiaye he 60. y,
a ~ 70 lnnye, sell the same at Reduced Prices
: Jan. %. lS6a.-2m. :" hoNh
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1860-02-11
Proceedings of tte Beard OF Police
T'ptFN or tlItEIDUSAS, Fl

SATURDAY, February 4, 1861.
Az a regular meeting Of the, Board held shi,
day-pteselt: y. a, King, Fire 'dept; X
Ii, L.islel!, NJ. T'errsuIi and j. H. saad B..
Oh motion, ii was ordered la Il eAsM 81
Mitchell Mttssapd, for repairing Streets and
bridges. and far lumber, amounting to the san
OF five rntitired ard ~li;nsLeea doiiaFs AID ten
cents, be pail on the usual warrant .S5fg 10
Also, that & cluiAl Of Jos. b.
Richard, for fees as Justice Of the
Peace amounting TO seven dollars and
fifty ceuts, BIZ raid Oh The usual waf-
On psotinn If II. II. Liuell,
Resoftsl. THU The Tfeasngerof The iawn. 81
Opeiousas, be Instructed Il, detnand Of jean
Louis Coaret, The araaant which is BOW dill.
By him, Oh account of the sac Of the privilege
Of tlis Market house. aid That en his refusal
10 pay the same, tie SAID Treasurer, be and is
hereby authorized TO place the said c'ailns,in
the, hands tf an Attorney at luw, Epr collection.
On motion of'Mr. saliss.
Resolted, That the sum Of nipety.sis dollars
be and is hereby appropriated rpr tie relief Of
The panFer, Mrs. Goslih. said sum to be paid
III innDtFIy instruments, 10 A. ]. Thompson,
commencing from tie first nf September 1859,
On motion Of r. II. Lit,ell, The Board ads
jourutd to next Saturday at 3 o'ciaek z. NJ.
+. \. KING. President.
Jos. u. RICHARD, Clerk.
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~ " ssk1ssssss sa-sa A MIiIsFALGH
latrs sSrxss;.
1AAssanlAssss .... Z IL. AnEKls.
g...sxsssss Il. =. ID. Shaw.
449aessxaN #s#.ss s4,. ". H.BAssIsr j.
,5GsASSoS.
ss ts1af saiAIt 5s.ssss .sssHASs sssglst N ii
teA1fal3t sss... ftefHcIsa
ssssss4. nd aa& G Mills
g.Se2b nxitBY.
gkgNkt6A - sS~ s@. go DLiyIsr.
y&%sse4 sss,sss s A..s .ragRAus.T
5XkssS1ge44t sstss sAssssss. SrRA & g
a94sIs0z5
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Last Notice pass.ixasv1,

Ii pefsais who are i'll arrears fo,. u ,;u,
"A taxes are hereby notified that no Ion, - y
e,liSehte can lie given, aud thai after the lf
o5 March 1850, seizures and sales will he made +,
taxes and costs, for all who have not settled rsi
.s',sss, ooth Parish and Railroad, may be found nj
GILBERT CAN'T, Collector.
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& Qa84saMclakxEY HEsAAsne sSTAxD.--Atthn
1sIss AAissaad Landry strcets.--Mr.
sBsa6SsE oId stassd. II he facas IT attrac.
s4iOAat preeut III every thing that ii neat,
Bhius ! tssty e III nay II gsoeeriss, dry
1917 ~ ~ deser,niacd ID give ssa !
~ soattalentsfs n yoar cash, linn caa B xs
tglnd A0y cthsr hours il teHn. Ii ycsi
ssnssss salliin md jsdgr lr yourselses.
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xkasaSN GAs1es SsApas,-M yoi saaGi the
iIl1IIssF kAs1nsfed sud ! plenty u them. c1y,
iAaestle pxlig stefs ~ MI Jaln Poses, Who
ls~ssgEsessssyy fecsisipgg supp'ics iron, Ire city
lsfNhiFhane PeeuIisrly adspledfo Southern
gFovt4 IN fyoiakYlis y
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NOTlUE.-JosraH Scorr. of Tho p,r;-h-s
St. Landry, having applied by his ns.it;an ~
DC appointed Admiaistrater OF the estate af h i
deceased wife, Eliza Gordon Hanna. ro,noer Wiaa aus
o' seafge Foster, deceased, late of sanl Parish.
VOW. tnereieie, notice is hereby given 10 III ne,.
SAID petition shall not De granted 4 ny ~ ~ ae.e.aty
. q q opelousas, within tea deyssfrem the date ! s1 If
eierk'4 Office, opeIousss, February ii lseo
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STRAYED OR srnIEM

H'RoM the subscriber, living one mile Wss,1 >,
~ ~, . oI ,Es on Friday night the 81 inst, >
has a blaze in her face, 4 yearSinr cats = pi : one
one eTown, branded on the hip with O., the I Haze
NIUE M brand, shaved main and tail. Also, j RsD
mare Pohey that PAGES very fast. The wi,al aa y
,,e a's q stock WAS bought near New Fown' by
fer the delivery Of tho above sta,I ~ NJ pe paia
ailstead, at oaeleasas. " :. A.
p.br K. ". MoKENNY.
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strayed or Stolen.

February II. Iahn.
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-28
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The Proprietors Of the DAILY PREss ofer 10 tn
ubllc complete newspaper, into which more mat
ter is condensed than is contained in somo daies
much greater pretensions In size, and which the,
Furnish at price that brings 1t within the reach
ovOry man aud woman In Cincinnati, who are able :,
labor. Fan. .. rII#n
We ask fair comparison Of tho PREss with The
other papers Of this city Of any other city and h
Judgment Of our readers whether We do not furnish
paper equally attractive at ops.half less than
half the cost Of the other Cincinnati dailies.
TEE DAILY PhEss, since II camo under tho present
and has now probably as large circulation within
the city Of Cincinnati as any other Journal and is in.
etsaslnS at rate equal 10 the most sanguins sIpso.
tstlons Of itS proprietors. ell
From its large circulation, and from It's size which
makes advertisements much more conspicuous than
they can be in the large papers, The DAILY PREss
offers the most valuable advertising medium in tht
city Its advertising business has largely increased
and It's columns respectable exhibit Of the bus
and enterprise of tho CITY, Its columns are es.
peclAlly looked to for large class OF
"wants" and "For Sale" and for SERVANTS, etc.
which almost invariably bring prompt answers
People who are out Of employment, or who want
help Of any kind. can place their needB before thou
uands of the laborng employing classes by twsn.
ty-hys.esnt advertisement In The DAILY PRLss. H
TIE Danny PREss has also larger circulation in
oovnston and Newport than the aggregate Of all tn.
other Cincinnati papers. ..r.
Business men in Cincinnati can in no way increase
their business 90 easily and certainly as By advertis
Ing In this paper.
Routes can be easily established for the DALI
PREss In any ef ths towns within days dis
lance Of Cincinnati by railroad and carriers will nd
that little energy and labor will build up routes
which win be valuable to them; and the great uum
Der of one-cent paper that can be distributed p al
most any town. will furnish handsome income to thu
carrier.
We are ready TO make arrangements for routes in
not occupied, With psrsous who can furnish
sstiafactory of character and resronsl.
nity. a'.., ~. 4