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gR1PUR0ANN trEs FAMILIES.
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SALT MAN ACQUIRING CoMPArwa
SApONEE1ER,
TIE ready Family Soap Maker ard U1aiuersal
Cleanser,
WN make hard water soft caep Faint reaove Ink from
Iyra tfIoasa f1op Kitchen Ctaasi8, etc.
40 IL pounds refuse grease usually giFe sway al
about Ia cent For pound, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gents, therefore, Is theoosot 4ArFol drsza
RxGglgT making different Soap sent feo by ad
dressing Depot of Company, - II
Philadelphia.
id ile country. -f my3l "
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lIEME YfNRK nARIls.


S. s. :. ssHRsisTF#1ss} aAsos " f saasf
RTGFETE7, SHERMAN
~ IMPORTERS AND J0RRERs
E5- --GF-z55 eg .--. IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GooDs,e- FRY,
JEWELRY STATIONERY MUSICAL INBTRU-
-57 MENTs, COMBS BRUSHES PER- r.
FUMERY, BUTTONS .-' 4
-.". ISL, s.' THREADS
No. 9s Chambers street,
my21 1y&W NEW YORK
Aaos NJ. sACKETT, ,r,-ra n ,..ruu~ ". L. TowFsEHr,
WILLIAM BELFHER ''" '' i' WIN. sWARsRoRo
SACxETF, BELCHER e. CO.,
~ 0 il 8 A Ii CT OGER
Importers ana Dealers
WINES AND FINE LIQUORS. and Agents for VIRGINIA
Manufactured Tobacco,
No 26 PEARL STREET, corner of Whitehall st.,
my22 1y&W foot of Broadway. NEW YORK.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-28
RYoota Food

Healthy Blood upon being ANAIY2ED, alEsys prs
seutB with the essential clements and gives course
she TRUE Anulyze tho Blood Of person aarns
from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspes Scrofua etc.
and we find in every certain deficiencies rad lob
ules of Supply yen we'll
The Blood founded upon this
nga Rcces6. There are
\ FIVE PREPARATIONS e.
saapted Boodn different diseases 1
Coughs Colds, Bronchitis any affection whatever OF The
Throat or Lungs inducing Consumption l. which Ii ago
the No. Depression Of Spirits oBs Of Appetite for all
Chronic Complaints arising from OTeUss, General Debility,
and Nervous ProEtraon. No. for Liver Complaints No.
for Dyspepsia. Being already prepared for absorption
taken by Drops and carried Immediately into the circulation
that what you gain you retain The No. IreE-
aries Hysea, Weaknesses See special directions for
this For Salt Rheug Eruptions, scrofuops Einey ana
Bladder Complaints take No. g. In all She directions
must be strictly followed Price of the Blood Food 81 Der
bottle. =-4,t
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT, No. 405 Broadway, New
York j. WRIGHT CO., No. q Il 151 Charres street; o.
JWOOD Co. ST. Louis, No., and by ali respectable Drug,
gists throughout the country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-28

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New DrseRns J
Be it remembered the ninth day Of May 1885, before
the undersigned Justice OF the Peace in anu he city
aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peychad t'5et ana
Inns Barnett Secretary of the Hope Insurance. Company
New Orleans who being duly sworn according TO law do d.
pose the foregoing accounts Just and ue and
correct transcript irom the books Of said company.
H. PEYEHAUD, President
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this ninth day of May
1850. ARTHUR sAUCIER.
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-28
FENEEEG GE4DEEsT CANDY HsAnuEACToRE
IN AMERICA.
TABLISBED IN 1906
Ridley d. Co..,
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON sTRExTR
i0ppositethe Hudson River Railroad Depot.)


CANDY, SUGAR PLUMs I.oGEHGEs. ETC., stc.,
In oil their vastes made exclusively from treble -oned Loaf
Sugar without a6Qeratlon adIsure of eeteroua sab
stances Of any Kind.
Those wishing to pprchaae article requested to cal
and examine stock with those offered
elsewhere.
R" Boxes of ASSORTED CANDIES for farniliss pat ~
to order, at prices ranging from SIS upwards.
h Candies packed In boxeg Of 49, 90 and l0e t
HHable for the Southern trade and shipped TO order.
NJ Orders by mail promptly executed
kss- Terms cash. tyY ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-28
ia2 IyEW

MEALS AINEEeO51A WHISKY.
A PURE ARTICLE,
E'0r Family and Medicinal PE1Tmossss
n~ To be had all the principal Druggists Grocer
throughout tho United States.
a. A. NEAL,
Sole Agent,
No, IG7 Walnut street,
!o5 ly&w FIuIApr1rRrA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-28
T Fl. JONES,
.-zuss. MOST ExTEMsTVE1 SOUTHERN
ETgxFEP1ANo FORTE MANDATORY.

u.zrzzs, MOST EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
FfFETFp1ANo FORTE MANDATORY.
wn ESAhE ss s and ssy H sas
Their f ssoy ds are s t. e o
durable contain latest improvements and fully gua,
for Eve years For sweetness and Of
For the last twenty their instruments have been highly
recommended by the first Professors and musical amateurs in the
They premiums all other competition
the different States where they have exhibited.
Last year ty reee,yd two Trst pFeninms at
az rsceSsd e. FIR held in December Last BY the
mn %fanst al e GO ts anys Pianos MAJ, a found Of
.,a,-,w. A. E. BLAoKNAR BROTHER,
PEAS ROTARY PRESS
STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
4s NIagaztne street,
NEW ORLEANS.
REA BROS, PRoPR1HYoRB.
We have the latest and improved machinery,
Office stocked with every ssyle of type.
Having during the past added Ruling Machine.
solicit the orders patrons that line SEES 1sw
MACHINERY. MACHINERY
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
SINGLE MACHINES
INDIA RUBBER BELT,
CIRCULAR SAWS,
COTTON SEED HULLEPa,
CORN MILLS,
STEAM GAUGES,
IRON, G AS AND WATER PIPES
POWER AND HAND PUMPS
At the Machinery Depot of RTGfI'D y. HARRISON
jail If Nos. 40 and y st. Charles Btrest.
COLE AGENCY
= OF TIEE CELEBnATED
z.-s5s. STACKER IRON Tf1REE
10 gSHFE9sBE.
Sugar Eelea from s. to II an inch
IS to 42 nches diameter. i &. 90 m snelI
undar 81 tnabeB diameter. rs an lacf
Furnace Mouths E5, ssa and $685. according to aRe psi
tern. tSfata Bars &s per ponpd.
= 5as5 r, +. LANJff 4TEBEtfVRs,
G0rursisB1p Merchant,
s&4-7es 4zsE{S 10. l2 Union atEaob.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-28

The Board Directors have this day declared cash dividend
thirty per the capital paid In of this Company out Of
The net earingn of the year eHdE tho Both APRIL, 1Ss
able III secor 9Th Article Twalfth of the Charter Of said
CgtnnRny, tH~it:
Ten per cent on til paid In, payable densnd
the stockholders e tai representatives aud after tn
c0 Instant and balance credited insallment
h PTYgHAUD President
3. PLASaAN.5 Vice Preat8ent
.--E LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-28

LaonIgR, Noble county Ind, Feb D. 1853.
Prof o. j. Wood Dear Sir - In the latter part oil tho year
1852 while attending National School of the
Slate OF New York my hair from unknown me,
meced falling Cd RAPIDLY that N the short Of SIX
Iont ne whole upper par. q ny ea wHs almost entirely
the and back part Of head shortly after became gray
that you will not be surprised when tell you that upon
tu 10 the State of Indiana casual acquantances
not much ut loss discover the change in my appear
intimate acguainGnces to recognise me
all. Nh
nj made application to the most skul physicials In
the country but receiving from them that hair
could again be restored forced become reconced tt
my ste until fortunately In the latter part of the 1857
your Restorative was to me by druggist as BE-
ing the most reliable Hair Restorative In tried bot
e and found satisfaction that It producing the
desired effect Since that time have sed dollars worth
of your Restorative and u result have rich Of very
soft haek hair which no money can buy. =
A mark Of gratitude for labor and skill In the
dncon Of wonderful article have recommended it's
10 meny of friends and acgnantances who happy to
inform you, using 1t with like effect
sg Very respectfully, yours,
&~&. A. NJ. LATTA,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-28

ltcontalHs among otheF tnlnEAs
The various Party Platforms.
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural ADJ
Senators Green Douglas and colame and Nesars Stephens
The naera! porfion Kansas Nebraska Bl
Lesompton Topeka ard Ieavenworth Genstiutions.
e. ssn1 Ssss ss
Tie s G Gssa fGf o q the United states
Articles of Confederation.
SS rdhassss Z F7 si saa Asststs
y S s Ra asntfsfs svss 81 ne NM and o a
Lands and able documents againa full history Of tho
PEealdent Percs,a Veto e the Inagens Land Bill
history Railroad drahs b Congress, with me votes
President Perees Message Tetong and Harhos
The School Land Bill and votes thereon.
Tsf Glayte toni Bslwsf arsSty;
Extracts from Speeches Of noted hepunncans ana Apaf
Mr.. Toonabs Boston Lecture en- Slavery.
essrs Buchanaas aud tie bargain and
Prcsident Jacfsons Procla1naton against Nulaeaton.
Report Of sr Bavis Of South Carolina the Pelea
rs NJ B 81 inn Mnofiy Report On The subject
orss sn os stassa essSs signed isd
Eennsth Raynsgs November 1876
and IN North Caroline il 1882 y
@ r. Hass HIM nass Petitions
MI pe 81 A sa5 & qsa
opnen Of public men an The Congress- tho Tor
Nogfi Compromise Win vote thereon ssetianslly
The Gorperonlse Measures 81 1850
YIN uapy othe thpgs ~ nnEsoEeas e nen q
INV suStse Earig .s olsa sfaifsfian gwen
4hfsSf S Set Up pasle speaker fully the Kansas
Sing ctsks, p Ggs # SIS , ~ z,as,,.,...
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-28

-. BATTLE GREER, Mich, Dec. a. 1853.
. Pref Wood Thee wilt Bease accept line to inform thet
caused by complicated chronic scass with
ton OH the head continual of suffering through life
having reduced state OF dependence have not been
able to obtain su o neither been abs to do them
from cold This induced TO pay Briggs Hodges almost
the aHf cent had earth for two dollar bottle Of thy Hair
RESTORATIVE, ahon tho first Of August last have faithfully
followed the directions and the bald spot Is now yered with
hair thick and black though Short 1t is also coming in all over
my head Feeling another bottle wonld
soa entirely and permanently feel anxious to persavere in
ITS use and being destitute Of to purchase any more
would ask thee If thee wondst not be willing to send me an Or
der thine agents bottle and receive hysef the scrip
tire decataion the reward those that kind the
widow aud the fatheresa.'' = = ~
Thy friend, sUsANRAH KIRBY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-28

200 shares of 500 each. n. S1gea 90
Making total capital q twenty thonannd
divided into hundred shares OF
which amount has been paid Il II
stood and agreed that Stakeholder sa held
sponble for the contracts, fats DC the
further than the amount RI his stock shall he
other hays the effect IF
informally delsy n The organization cs NO Company
unllify the charter tfE s8 Hs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-28

Ha~Ask for HEIIh1BOID'S-Take No Other Cut ont tn
advertisement and send for it. and avoid Imposition and Ez
nosure ja3l lyaW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-28

The object for which corporation aa hser formed III
,sinatn steaiahosts for the
Of passengers feghs the United sates malls etc. from Now
Orleans TO Jefferson. and above The as
and all intermediate landings. sss
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-04
KEEP THE BALL MOVING!
M A S S MEETING

Of the Southern Rights Party of the End Congressional
District, at NeuUberm THURSDAY and Friday April
18th and 18th, l86l.-A number Of Distinguished
Speakers Invited.
The Southern Rights Party of the County of Craven
feeling that the present condition of national affairs
demands that the friends of the South North Carolina
should take counsel of each other have determined to
hold
MASS MEETING IN NEWBERN,
the 25th and 26th of April preparatory to the Great
Mass Meeting of the Party in the State at Charlotte
the Goth Of May and cordially and earnestly invite
and urge the friends of the South in every county in the
District to assemble with them that occasion.
Distinguished speakers from this aud other States will
be present and address the meeting committee OF cor
respondence having been already appointed to
their attendance.
We would suggest to our friends in each county in
the District to hold county meetings at early day
possible for the purpose of arranging their delegations
for the Mass Meeting in Newbern, we hope to see
large representation from every county.
Though this is intended to be Mass Meeting of the
Southern Rights Party of the I'd Congressional District
the friends OF the movement and Southern Rights mer
throughout the State cordially invited to meet with
us.
Papers throughout the State, friendly to this move
ment, will please extend the notice.-Progress.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-04
Southern Rights Meeting.

WILMINGTON, March 10Th. 1861.
In accordance with aprevious notice. Southern Rights
meeting was held at the Court House this evening
The meeting organized by calling Walker Meares,
Secretary.
The Chair explained the object of the meeting in very
forcible
On motion, committee Of FIVE appointed to draft
resolutions for the action of the meeting The following
gentlemen composed said committee. viz O. P. Meares,
James Fulton, D. A. Lamont, W. N. Peden, and M. Rob
bins Esqs
called for and responded the call in of his hap
piest efforts.
The committee reported through chairman fol-
lowing resolutions
Resooed That cheerfuly endorse the action of the
Southern Rights Mass Meeting held in the town of Godsbo
rough, the I'D and 23d days of this month
ResOUed That in response to the suggestions of that
meeting hereby organize ourselves association
to be called The Southern Rights Association Of the to
of Wilmington the object OF such Association being the
Southern Rights Party Of North Carolina p''
ReS0Ued That the officers of this Association shall
t of President and Vice President Corresponding and
Recording Secretary, and Executive Committee consist
OF five from each OF the Captains districts of the
town of Wilmington.
Rights citizens each the other districts of New Han
county to form Southern Rights organizations in their
respective districts
ResolUed, That recommend the holding of general
meeting of tie Southern Rights citizens of this county,
Wilmington, Tuesday, April Esd, being Tuesday of the
first week OF Superior Court for the purpose of forming
county organization also, to appoint delegates the
Southern Rights onVenon to be held at Charlotte, the
Goth day of May next.
With to the election of permanent Officers said
G. Rankin, James Fulton and w. N Peden appointed
recommend suitable Gentlemen said Officers. The
Committee recommended through their Charman the fol-
lowing Gentlemen: For President R. H. Cowan; Vice
President, A. H. VanBokkeen; Recording Secretary, S.
who unanimously elected SUCH The President to
have power to appoint the Executive Committee at his
leisure and after CONSULTATION, and report either through
the papers of the Town. to subsequent meeting of
Association.
Col. A. W. Burton of Cleaveland, and Stephen Davis
ESQ., of Meckenburg then called for and responded
to the call in able and eloquent manner
The President conducted to the Chair and addressed
the meeting in able and eloquent and lengthy speech
The meeting then addressed by o. P Meares anG
Eli W. Hail. Esqrs in vigorous and convincing addresses
On notion the meeting adjourned.
WALKER MEARES, Chairman.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-04

WILMINGTON, CHARLOTTE AND RUTHERFORD Rail,
RoAD.-We learn from reliable source that the Presi
dent and Chief Engineer have recently closed contract
for the graduation of all the inlet sections the Rail-
road from the head of the road in Richmond county to
the town of Charlotte. The contractor is Mr. HARVEY
of Richmond Va, gentleman of extensive experience,
great energy and ability, and second to none on this
continent for executing work in this department He
has been engaged for several years in building the cee
work is to be completed by the end Of next year. and
sooner if possible. We also learn that Mr.. Atkinson
the Chief Engineer and Mr.. Smith, the Engineer OF
Bridges, visiting the Pee Dee and other streams
with the view of preparing the places for crossing these
streams SO as to early completion of the road
We, and all with u.s. may feel assured that this great
State work is now in good hands, and will be pressed
with energy to happy conclusion.
Wadesboro' Argus.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-04

They MET.-'TwAs IN A CROWD !-Scene.-P Penn
sylvania Avenue Short, fat man with bundle going
up. Long, lank Office hunter 'oith carpet bag going
down. Three extensive ladies with immensive crnolnes
swaying along lesurely Fat man and lean try to
pass ladies' both on same side. Collision, mutual dis
gruntlement. Fat man sprawled- lean mans carpet
bag burst, spiing the contents said contents being
nearly peck of cold potatoes.
The long gentleman, who, the States and Union says
was Green Mountain Boy" stopped and gathered
up his potatoes not at all willing to abandon his dinner
if the crowd did YELL "And of such are the kingdom
Of Lincoln"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-04

BeaB Blackwood's Edinburg Magazine for March is
on our table, from the American publishers Messrs.
Leonard, Scott & Co., 70 Fulton street, entrance 81
Gold street, New York. Price S. year.
Blackwood is high Tory in politics. yet appears to be
less prejudced against American Institutions especially
Southern Institutions than many of the so-caled liberal
journals and reviews. But the distinguishing charac
teristc of Blackwood is its high literary tone The
mere fact that any Tale Sketch, Essay Novel has
appeared in lockwood is conclusive proof of its liter
airy excellence.
The articles in the present number are The Indian
Civil Service" The Physical Geography of the Sea,
" Iron Clad Ships of War; ETC., etc.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-04
POrtS of Entry.
The following important publication is by authority
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
TREASURY DEP RTMENT

The following important publication is by authority
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Montgomery March 49, 1861.
In pursuance of the act of Congress of February g.
1861 entitled act to authorize the Secretary of the
Treasury to establish additional Ports and Places OF
Entry and Delivery, and appoint officers therefor
hereby establish the following Ports and Places of En-
try and Delivery that is to say:
Norfolk, at Nems Landing, on the Mississippi River
fernando on the Mississippi and Central Railroad
Holly Springs, on tbs Mississippi Central Railroad
Passport, the Tennessee river.
COrnth at the crossing of the Mobile and Ohio and
of the Memphis and Charleston Railroads.
Athens, the Railroad from Decatur to Pulaski
Stephenson, at the junction of the Memphis and
Charleston and of the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road.
Atlanta, at the junction of the Georgia Railroad the
Western and Atlantic and various other railroads
Chester, at the junction of the Charlotte and Column
bia and OF the Kings Mount Railroad.
Florence, at the junction of the Wilmington Man
CHESTER and OF the North Eastern and of the Cheraw
Darlington Railroads.
(SIgned) G. G. MEMMINGER,
Secretary of the TTedSu1u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-04

neA= We received this morning through the mail a
whining, hypocrtcal and contemplate abolition pamph
let, without name of author, printer or publisher. 1t
purpors to have been printed in Philadelphia for the
author, by somebody who also hides his name
Its title is The North and the South Misrepresent
ed and Misjudged: or Candid View of our Present
Difficulties and Danger, and their Causes and Remedy
The true descriptive title ends with the word-misjudg
ed. In this affair the North and the South are indeed
msrepresented and misjudged.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-04
NJ AMI Cd,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just Published, in a Sealed EnUeIOpe
REIaxs ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
Ikskk% RADICAL CURE OF RMATORRRGl
TS1EW Seminal Weakness. Sexual Debility Nq
vOusness and Involuntary Emissions, in1acng impotence
and Mental and Physical lncapacity.
By ROB. j. CULV NJ D.
Author of the " Green Book," DC
The world renowned author, in TINS admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his experience that the awful con-
sequences of Self abuse may be efectuay removed without
medicine and without dangerous surgical operations bo
ges instruments rings cOrdias, pointing out mode
at certain and efectua, by which every sufferer
no matter what his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply priudteIy and radically This lecture will proves
boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post paid the receipt
of two postage stamps, by addressing DR.. CHI j. G. KLINE
l27 Bowery, New York. Post Office Box 1855.
Jan. 20, 1851 l8O&3SLy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-04

No ORDERS FOR THE EVACUATION OF Fort Sum
teri now apparent that orders have been issued
for the evacuation Of Fort Sumter nor indeed has that
measure been finally decided upon although it is re-
garded as inevitable. Captain Fox some accounts call
him Surgeon Fox, who formerly served on the Coast
Survey has visited Sumter within few days past as
has also Mr.. Lamon, former partner of Mr.. Lincoln
The mission OF the latter was no doubt strictly conf
DENTAL Upon the military report of Captain Fox, and
especially upon the confidential political report of
Mr. LamOn, will depend the action of the Cabinet with
reference to Fort Sumter. Major Anderson has pro-
visions to sustain his reasonably until the 18th of
April
Captain Fox thinks that Sumter could be reinforced
but not without hard fight and much bloodshed
Pickens is the real point. Sumter is work of mere
ly local Importance. Pickens is the key to the only
Naval harbOr the Gult-the only one at which wal
squadrons could ret OR into which they could go fol
supplies. The command of the harbor of Pensacola is
great strategic object for both Confederacies
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-04
Appointments Coner

M "a .En March 7S.-The. Senate toa
minister to SPAIN in place Of Cassins u W lscousn :,
clined James s. Pike, of Maine, minister Uay Who d.
the Hague; Cassius M. Clay minister 10 resident Al
M. Palmer, of Pennsylvania, minister re-; hnusa
Argentine Republic james E. Harvey or p 6s
MIA, minister resident to Portugal GEORGE Tennsyv
New Hampshire minister resident to w.t. ~ Fog,
H. Trumbull of New Jersey, consul at NS Ta Jss
Andrew B. Dickinson Of New York, minister acab99o
t at " Tej md"a RaO JoTdn of Ohio soc
York, engineer-in-ehiet of tie navy. 'OO' ofNeT
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-04
PLOUGH FACTORY.

D R. HOOD having changed his b1s s6ey respectful
ID riage Factory to PLOUGH FAOl3!oinirc Gounts
informs the citizens of Sampson and the Oh a
that he expects to manufacture and keep e latest ODD
the most complete and suitable selection PLUUGE
approved styles of entirely new and
made of steel iron, suitable to different eOned T
ferent changes of ploughing that may be also n
Ploughs consist of sweeps, hollow and S0 n4TI BOARD
sizes of Sho1es double or single turning new g
COTTON or POTATOE SCkAPERS AlSoi Los 90. are u'
and subsoil PLOUGHS ALI of these plough on bon
upon three stocks, which may De changed py . State
to suit every farmers convenience VIII iSieTs thaD
County Rights, District or Farm Rights al letters 81
fully received and promptly attended 10. Cnton n
d. essed to BOLD R. HOOD, at CHD'OD' ?2t
Jan oath 1881.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-04

The exodus of free negroes from our midst still con-
tnues Within the last few days four five families
five hundred persons of this class have emgrated to
Ohio during the last year two from Granville county
At this rate will soon be rid Of the presence of very
great nuisance and while we wish the emgrants the
realization of all their bright hopes in their new Edo
RADIO, we sincerely congratulate our citizens upon the
happy riddance.-LeisWe Hour.