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The true Democrat., 1855-05-29
Cincinnati and Little Rock Slate Company

Cincinnati and Little Rock Slate Company.
 (Lacorporated 1852 C4pita} s2oo, 900. 'TNlE issues of this company are redeemed by Geo. G. Jones, No ], Pine street, New York City, at per cent discount in Gold or Silver. We are prepared to sell first class exchange on New York in sums to suit This company expect to pro- duce large quantities of the best of Rooinr Slate and respectfully solicit orders. Address at Little Rock Ark. II. SEYMOUR Cashier Prof JNo. A. WARpER, P,eSsdent II. SEYMOUR, Cushaer. GEO. G. JONES No. Pine street, \. Y Teasurer
 RoBT. BUCHANNAN,
 w. H. II. TAYLOR,
 MosEs BROOKS,
 ". w. CONES, Direct1as
 II. RoczEY
 J. B. VAN BERGEN
 HENRY CRoss. Little Rock Anril II ,s5
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G~ ANYWAY from, the plantation tISs Ee of Trottcr and Griffin near Gand EsES Lake in Chcot county. ill this State in A> October last, negro boy named Ishnaci Er=-weiglS about I50 or 135 lbs-28 or 90 y 4$s wears of age-qute block-spcaks quick N ZIsand brokcn-avoids looking at rersor <@ speaking to Lim--a scar mostly over ole eye. tie kick ot mule The boy was bought of Judge Colquette in Columbus, Georgia, in 1852 Twill pay liberal reward for the delivery oftle boy at the plantation of Trotter 6 Griffin or if he s placed in safe keeping so that may get him.
 NATHAN TROTTER P. s. Address me at Grand Lake, Ark. March 2l lS55 Hn
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GLOVES.

Hardware and Cutlery. IN hand great variety of Hardware and Cutlery, " such as Saws, Augers, Chissels. hand, chopping
 and Broad Axes. Drawing Knives. Butts Hinges, and
 Screws; brass Hand and Cow Bells, Table Cutlery,
 etc, etc., all of which will be sold low. Mays D. BENDER.
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Lindsey House. ALsM-l, s. w. Corner of the Public M .Ss .ss Square, Princeton, Ark. a.l-5

THIS Hotel has been thoroughly renovated and x retitted. and is now of the most commodious and complete in all it's departments in this section of the country It is centrally located and very desra- blc in every respect.
 me proPrietor Will spare slo pains or expense in furnishing his table with the choicest edbes that the country affords. His servants are attentive and obe- dient 1t is believed that this hotel is supplied with all the appurenances necessary for first class hotel and his guests may be assured that no effort will be lacking to make them comfortable and give entire satisfaction.
 A large livery stable is attached 10 the premises, where horses will receive proper attention.
 march7 '55 If H. LINDSEY
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NEIs DRUG. SI'ORE.

rEIIE undersigned have purchased Dr. W. w. X Adam's entire stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Dye Stufs Paints. Oils Glass and all articles of the best quality usually kept in Drug Store; and will con- tinuc the business on large scal2 and liberal terms Physicians prescriptions put up, at aN hoGrs with neatress and despatch.
 SOLON BORLAND. NJ. D.
 J. J. McALMONT, M. D. s.sg- The business will he conducted bv Dr. McAl- mont in person: and he will give to it his undivided and constant attention. Oct. H. 1854. tf
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April II '54
BOOK HINDERT.

HENRY JACOBI still carries on the book | Il binding business, on Markham street. ie" doors west of Tucker & Ross stOre in all its branches and is prepared to execute all orders in his line at mo- berate prices and on short notice.
 All orders left at the True Democrat office Will o' attended to, without extra charge.
 Anril 25 '54lY
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LEGAL. CAP

A FEW reams of Blne Laid Legal Cap or Brief AA Taper, folded at the ends: also white laid com meIeal note, superior; Ladies' fancy embossed note. and French enameled visiting cards-just received at the bookstore. JNO F 'PFARDOT
 april IT
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NOTICE. IINUiE subscriber, agent for H. Haherman.

Il will continue the formers business at his old stand on Main, near Markham street, and keep con- Stanty n hand full and we'll assorted stock of Gro eeres Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hardware Castings etc. etc. all of which will be sold low for cash The highest market prices will be paid for country pro- ducc, as beef hides, peltries, becswax. etc.
 March 2S 51 tf JOHN KRAISE
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"GO TO SPINNTNG.-

gS FIRST rate Spinning Wheels on consicnmor, \ " for sale cheap by A. J. HpIT.
 January 3, 1855
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,LN A.HINES, Dasuerrpan

Nsi.sTs jrsS~%5 1L' Artist. would respectfully ls.;Slf inform the citizens ot Little Rock G1y@5sg9s k-sHy and the country generally thathe
 1 has fitted up rooms over tile store of F. Marcus, near the Anthony House, with good sky-lcht and other conyenenceS which enables him take pictures of the finest tone and most artistic taste.
 He would further state, that having on hand alarge supply o fine stock of every variety. he is deermn- cd to take pictures at very reduced prices, compared with former rates. Persons in the city or country feeling disposed to have pictures true to life and of beautiful finish will please call and examine for them selves. Persons desiring miniatures in lockets and breast pins can be supplied he keeps on hand all assortment of those articles adapted to such purposes
 He pledges himself that no exertion shall be with. held to render entire satisfaction.
 The best time for operating is from o'clock in tho morning till four in the evening.
 April IS. 1854. 1V
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F. RANDOLPH & CO.,.
To the Travelling Public. HOISE OF ENTERTAINMENT.

TT'IIE undersigned having leased. fer Q term of < years. the fine House and Farm near Little Rock on the southern road, known as The NeBaan I7Qce, has opened House ot Entertainment for travellers and assures those rnppng with him. that no pains shali be spared to make their sojuulu agreeable The proximity of dis Ilace to Little Rock (beinr cnly i've miles distant will make it desiIabe as q -toPping-la toIc!sons living in the Southern ror- ton of the State, to stay with him, at night and after tansacting their business in the city, to return to his house the next night.
 WlI. II. HITE. DERAUN PLACE,
 Pulaski CO.,. Feb. 22 1855. 22 tf
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Summer Einth,nG.

! HAVE just received very choice lot of Summo, | Clothing, which will sell very low for cash
 May J. A. HENRY.
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Record Books.

Record Books.
 h AND Qure Medium Paged Records ,C, s, Russia Shops and Superior Paper, suita- pie for Clerks offices etc. Also long and broad Day BOOKS and Ledgers- just received at the bookstore. april Y ,JNO E. RFARDON.
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LUST RECEIVED.

A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Barege, Lawns, etc, etc.
 ALSQ-A splendid assortment of Gents Furnish Ing G9ods which which will be sold low for CASH by
 april "A 1630 I LEW
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ENRuOJnI,.srE,S
NNW SPRING GOODS.

J Dress Goods, ever offered in this market which the ladies will do well to call and examine before DIT chasing elsewhere. Remember, we charge nothno for showing goods!
 april 24, 1855 JAS. A. HENRY.
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Form of Guarantee.

and State of Cac the sae and name o second guoran. bidder bder) will if his cor the) offer above be ceped into with the Uuited States within if days after the date of notice through the post oce of the acceptance of his teir) offers before mentioned Witness:
 Signature of the guarantors. certify that the above named the are known to me to be good and guaanors this To be signed by district judge district attorney coec. tor navy agent known to the bureau to be re- FOR PORTSMOUTH, N. II. CLASS No. 1-Bricls. 8-Iellow pine timber o-Spruce; hemlock CT pine. 7-Lme. e-Cement. e-Gravel and sand 10-Slate. 1l-lron. 12-Sreel. I4-Files. l5-Paints, oils and glass 16Shp chandery. l3-StatOnerv l9--Wood. 20-Hay. 2l-Provendcr. 22-Charcoal. 25--Ion castings. 2i-k-noling ledge. H5-C9ustru1ting sewer.
 FOR BOSTON. CLASS No 1--Bricka. 8-Yeilow pine timber 4- lumber 5-Ol' and hard wood timber and lun- 6--White pine. spruce juniper and cypress timber and lumber 7-line and hair. 8-Cemcnt. e-Crt,vel and sand. I0--Sate. l1-lron iron spikes and nails l2-Stec l4-Files 15-Paints oils and glass. l6-Ship ehandlery. 1f-iIardware. 18-Stationery. 20-Ilay and straw. 2l-Provender. 23--Charcoal. 23-Pacling. 25-lrOn castings. 28-Pumping engine and pumps for dry dock. 21-Steam engine for ropewalk. cltss No. l-Briots. 8-Yellow pine timber A. < lumber. 5-Oak and hardwo timber and lum- Der.
 6-Whte pine, spruce juniper and cy-
 press timber and lumber Lime and hair S-Cement. S--Gravel and sand 10-Slale. 1l-Iron iron spikes and nails. 12-Steel. 14-Files 15-Paints, oils and glass. l6-Ship chandlery. 17-HaTdware. 1S-Stationery. 20-lIay and straw. 2l-Provender 22-Charcoal 23-Belting, packing and hose 24-C0ppcr and composition nails 25-Iron work and iron castings. 26-Machlnery and tools. 27-lIr engine and appurenanccs. 23-lron roofing. etc 29-Gunner's house. Ellis island complete 30-Gan carriage shed of iron. 9-Oakum shop, of iron FOR PHILADELPHIA MAYNARD. GLASS No 4-l ellow pine lumber. Soak and hardwood timber and lum-
 Der.
 6-White pine spruce. juniper and cypress
 timber and lumber. 7-Lime and hair. ll-lron, iron spikes and nails As l2-Steel. A l4-Files. # l5-Paints, oils and glass. l6-Ship chandlery 17-Hardware lS-StationerV. 19-Fire-wood 20-Hay and Straw. 2l-Provender 22-Charcoal. 23-Betng, packing and hose 24-Copper and composition nails Zo-Machlnery and tools :. FOR FORT MIFFLIN. 2-Stone.
 4-Yellow Pine lumber. 5-Oak and hardwood timber and lum- 6-Whte pine, spruce juniper, and ey
 press timber and lumber. 7-Lime and hair. 9-Grave and sand. 10-Slate. 1l-Iron, iron spikes and nails. 16-Shp chandlcrv.
 FOR ASYLUM. CLASS No. l. Clothing 2-Eats boots, shoes, etc. 5-ProviSions 4-Groceries 5-Dry goods
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LARD OIL, ETC. G BBLS. No Lard Oil; U C Pure Cider Vinegar; 5 Fresh Soda Crackers; kegs Spced Pigs Feet; 12 Well Buckets. Received per Umpire No. 3, and for sale by aprl17 RAPLEY, HANGER & co.
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ID: E. MA NDEL, Main street, Badgett's now building, dealer in Dry Goods, Fancy Articles, Gro ccrics, Boots. Shoes. etc.
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T. BRADBURY.

House and Sign Painter and GIazicr: I TM1TATOR of Fancy Woods and Marble: Paper Hanger, etc Paint shop adjoining his residence on Mulberry street. Little Rock July 2s. 1S54 1v
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
 Ll MARCUS & CO.,, have just received full sup II. ply of Cloths, Cassmeres, Vestings and Trim mngs of all kinks and are prepared to manufacture gents garments in the most approved and fashionable style. May l, 1855.
The true Democrat., 1855-05-29

M. OSBORN, Markham street near the Lower landlng dealer in Staple Dry Goods, Groceries try produce, Queensware Hardware, Cutlery. etc.
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..sHOOY LuisE OR GIVE IPTilE GuN..,

"SHOV1 ft ssG G OG s'is l. F THE GUM"
 W>~ fTi!E subscriber has on hand and is sysE1 1vt.1 i constantly receiving full arsort- -SJSw -.t2: racnt ot Rifles, Shot Guns, Fowl- etf%ssa9szsss in" Pieces. Pistols. etc. which he oilers to the public at very low rates He keeps noth- ing on hand but the very best and is therefore pre- pared to give entire satisfaction.
 He also is prepared to do all manner of gunsmith- ing on short notice and ill good style.
 July F, 1854. If II. GRIFFITUS.
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5. H. TUCKER. wholesale and retail dealer in old stand, corner of Main and Markham streets
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Hats! HatS!!

Ess DANAMA, Leehorn, Straw, high and low GSS crown Hats, for sale by J. LEVY.
 May g '54
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COME iGATN!

COME AGAIN! RY the Magnolia am in receipt of choice in ID voice of Groceries to which the attention of purchasers is invited, consisting of SODA. BUTTER and WATER CRACKERS: BACON;
 LARD OIL;
 BAR SOAP;
 STAR CANDLES, etc. april 24 1855 JACOB HAWKINS.
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DAVID BENDER, Markham street. dealer in Stare and Fancy Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, | Caps Groceries, Hardware Iron Nails etc.
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ANDRE J. IUTT, Main street, dealer in sta- pie Dry Goods Groceries, t!ueensware Cutlery Iron and Nails etc.
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j. BRISBIN < CO.,, manufacturers of Sheet iron and Tin Ware, and dealers in Stoves etc.. Main street.
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MKS. JONES, Main street, Fashionable Milliner and dealer in Fancy Goods etc.
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WM. VI. BRUCE. Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, Philadelphia, Ark.
 .July 6. 1852
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LITTLE ROCK DIRECTORY.

VIM. GEORGE & BRO., near the steamboat landing, keep general assortment of Dry Goods and Groceries, house furnishing goods etc., etc.
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" LILLIAN R. WAIT, Markham street, dealer in Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery Iron and Nas.
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FIELD. DOLBY < CO.,, dealers in foreign and domestic goods, East Main street, Little Rock, Arkansas
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Linens. CotiOnades. TWeeds. and Jeans, 4 Great variety Oh hand add for sale by A- J. LEVY.
 Mav9 '54
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Clothing! Clothins!! <'oats, Pants Vests, and shirts of every descrip- <D tion for sale by J. LEVY MHN ( "A
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Dr. J. J. MeALMONT X Co.,, corner of Main and Cherry streets, dealers in Drugs and Medicines, Paints. Oils Dye stutts etc.
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JOHN Mccoy, Attorney at Law. Pocahontas, Ark will practice in the Courts of Randolph, Law renee, Jackson Green and Poinsett counties. Also in the courts of Oregon and Ripley counties Mo.
 January IS, 1853 ly
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ANOTHER SIGNIFICANT WARNING

Our southern readers should pass over the deep moral
conveyed by the Sunday demonstration in New York
the dead body of ruan who was murdered by his brother
bnles twas alike manifestation of grief for such
os' and Of the power of the party falsely called
American Il is such party, led by such men, that is
now commended to the favor of the South II is such a
ceremony as this that fifty follows midnight cabas dark
oah and secret assaults upon good citizens But cannot
The South see where this current of mpassonedwe had
almost said mbruedsympathy is iending2 II for such
cause great population be poured the streets to
stain the peaceful Sabbath with its profanites and its fol-
lies how long viii it be before that anacism which now
halts at an adopted citizen will an armed and re-
vengeu organization against the South in the person Of
her most yirtuous sons Nay have seen what Boston
hd' done against the Southland this lately and that /,
was nothing but the ownng front Of power that kept the
rapacous hands of maddened fanatics from the life OF
southern citizen in pursuit of his rights viii the
South be orewarned will it rush into the laws of dan
ger and mperl its interests and impair the energies
OF Its truest friends in the North at the same time?
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REJoICINGs OF ABOLITION WINGS.

The southern papers that eager to poison the
southern mind with the virus of religious and political in
tolerance cry up the hostility of Greeley the Tribune to
the so-caled knownothings aud we perceive that the
National Era the abolition organ in this city, has EN-
barked in the work of attacking these proscrptonists
doubtless for the purpose of deception The true
of the sincerity of this hollow antagonsm however is
to be found in the fact that rejoice the de-
feat of the democracy and hence the victory Of
than the abolition papers We quoted what the New York
Tribune said of the New Hampshire election in yesterday
Union and since then we discover that the joy of that
abolition champion over that result warmly reechoed
by certain abolition whg papers of the free States The
Boston Atlas and the Boston Advertiser abolition papers,
affecting to be hostile the know-nothings both exut
over the know nothing triumph in New Hampshire and
the same may be said without exception Of every leading
whig journal in the North.
Two things are forciby and again proved by this exh-
bon The is that the democrstic party is assailed
and denounced by every other organization and that
factions OF all Sorts of every hue Of every name behold in
the great obstacle to the of bad men, and the
great Of the public peace Thus they make
common cause against it. The other fact Is that abol-
tion--or what the thing, abolition whiggery-s
the great moving and controlling power of the new party
But while these isms agree fuse in their upon the
democratic party, and in using all means to overthrow
that party they cannot agree among themselves Their edi-
flee may grow up TO wondrous height With all the APP
pearance durability and all the signs of harmony but
the foundation sand the materials rotten and when
ever the of public opinion rights ITSELF and the
sober second thought speaks through the baoboxes this
structure of folly and of prejudice will crumbe into ashes
and will be disspaed to the four winds of heaven.
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The smented Taylor, No officer engaged 10 that cam
pagn contributed largely towards achieving The
great victory Of Buens Vista which reflected such usre
upon eur arms than Col Davis lie not only Of
Cen fayors chief advisers in the councils Of but be
was one Of his mainstays In battle
Unaided for time by solitary corps with his own
gallant regiment he checked the advance OF the enemy
when he had broken through Gen Woods lines 81 Baena
VISTA early on the I'D Of February and thus saved de-
scent upon the American and hospitals And AT
later hour on the day he rendered efficient aid 70 Col
Bragg by supporting his battery against the last desperate
charge the enemy-and thus she red with Bragg the
honor ofsayng the fortunes Of the day
No nan of OF the army better entitled 10 the position
than Col D. and the President would reflect honor upon
himself and az the time reward userorions officer
By comforting the appointment upon him"
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THE VALUE OF AN HONEST EXECUTIVE AND AN
HONEST CABINET


The Kentucky Woman speaking Of the veoes Of the
President and the rnne Of the Secretary Of the Treas
uary, employs the most emphatic language II is only
few years since the American people called upon
70 deplore the disgracefu spectacle OF whole cAbi-
net committed implicated In schemes Of the basest
personal speculation. Has this admouitou been for
gotten that corrupt and proscptye press should assa
and traduce Executive and cabinet who present
record exactly and Significantly the reversed Has been
forgotten that many Of those who were deeply connected
with the Galphin and Gardiner frauds now look forward
the places they only recently dsgraced and from
which they were driven by an indignant people2 Let
this fusion Of aholitonism and intolerance prevail and
those who win be called upon realize the idea that
Americans shall rule America win be just such
We have alluded TO- The Woman speaks Of the designs Of
certain classes upon the public treasury follows:
They seemed to think that Uncle Sam had no need OF
money except for the sole purpose of giving it away TO
rous corporations and companies who would profess to do
great deal for the country, and end in doing nothing 1t
troubled them TO know that upwards OF thirty millions of dol
lars in the hard chnk lying in the vault of Secreta
ry Guhres office, and their ambition to get hold of it
for themselves and friends But President Pierce demo
cratic enough think differently from them, and had the
courage nterpoe his stop this wholesale robbery
Of the nations money.
For this he is entitled to the unmeasured thanks of his
counrymen The free Of the power conferred upon him
by the constitution instead of being encroachmen
the liberties of republicans is instance Of the wisdom OF
the trainers of that instrument in putting therein clause that
puts check in the hands of udous to curtai and
stop extravaganza If it had not been for this
national treasury would be comparatively empty
and these troubous times find without the to
pare for any calamity that may threaten us
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HENRY A. WISE

This gallant champion of the right fus the expectations
entertained In regard him by the democratic PARTY He
Is conducting the canvass in Virginia with memorable en-
ergy, eloqnence and ability Everywhere crowds 90 10
hear his speeches While he dces and ares his antae
onists to show themselves they suk from the light OF
day and hide their deeds in the dark His
announcement Of his past speeches and future
shows the spirit that animates him in this great contest
ALEXANDRIA,, Feb. T. 1855.
TO The people Of r1giaia
have nov nearly completed the canvass of the eastern
part OF the State. hav addressed seventeen meetings
from Aocomae to Alexandria have been fftyfye hours
upon he omp In thirtyegbt days and between this date
u Tue ~ instant must meet five appointments MORE ma
KING twenty-five in fifty days. for the east find this labor
excessive for my health and strength, and must there
oe' In making my appointments for the Trans
we valley take only the prominent places and
longer intervals Of time On the 22d shall cross the Chesa
~ spend one week at home where have not been since
me LET Of January, and the Of March shall depsr for
'oe northwest there commence renewal of the cam,
The following win be my appointments for the west
and the Valley:
hsersbsrg, March 18th; Point Pleasant March 18th
"'es'or, ksnawha, March l9th LewisburR March qatb
nNeNel, March 18th, Abingdon March 3lst; Smvth a.
No., APnl "a christisnsburg April eth Lexington April
r.h Siaunton, April 18th; Harrisonbure April 10th
o'tock, April 18th; Winchester, April 2sd Charles
own Jefferson April 26h Martlnsburg April aoth Lees
burg May Sd
Notice Of other appointments win be given In due time.
Respectfully,
HENRY A. WISE.
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GDso RkWARD.-The Unioa Binaery,sia NAyos,s
LJV inr corner and In Thursday
sarar'ous snerrd large destroyed sad
ten, and attempts made Are baild,ns.
The above will he stasen,
the arrest and conviction OF burx ff and neesdsy
Mar
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-18

L,ON NENr the dwelling street, bereeu ieb ard
tith formerly ~ Hon Jahnsco Post
Ptatt of The
has sasrsed hrsss dwelling through
stable pamp the
For
y G. Woodward, Johnson, Guy, Co, rsunsyvsns
nue., between 10th ana tih
MRr Ia-Jfsnd