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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-02


 In the popular mythology of New York city, DiXie's was the negro's paradise on earth in times when slavery and the slave trade were both tourishing institutions in that quarter. Dixie Cor DiXy, as the name was spolt in those unsophsticated days when fashionable novels had not turned Sallyhnto SaIlie. Jenny into Jennie, Molly into Moilie, etc., owned tract oi land on Manhattan Island, and also large number of slaves; and his slaves increasing faster than his land, an emigration of darkies en- sued, such as we see going on to-day in Virginia. Naturally the negroes who left for distant parts looked to 1t as place of unalloyed happiness, and hog and hominy. In fact, it was the "Old Virgnny'' to the negroes of that day. Hence Dixie became synonymous with an ideal locality combin- ing every imaginable requisite of earthly beautitude; and hence the song which Is now the popular musical turore ill this city -one version of which we present below. composed for the occasion:
 Wish I was in Dixie. Come along boys. come out in the fields, The moon is nigh and shines right cheerily,
 l1O, boys, forth days Oi Nore; Bring along the girs and we'll have merry time, Never m.nd the dew, but come along merrily,
 Ho boys, for the days of yore. l wish l was in D xie, yO ho yO hO, There is no .ndk Dixie all the wide world over. The land, the land, the happy land of Dixie! The land, the land, where all the airs were clover.
 CHORUS.
 For was born in Dixie yo ho, yo ho, The happy land of Dixie, there lived in clover. The land the land, the sunny land oi Dixie! The land, the land that beats the wide world over. Nature, boys, kind goddess that she is Cares for Us ali, boys, tendery motherly,
 HO, boys, for tine days oI yOre; Our youth flies fast, but memories last, Then let meet to-nigh right brotherly,
 HO, boys, as ill days of yore. I wish 1 was in Dixie, 70 ho, yo ho, There is land like D xie al! the wide world over, The land the laId, the happy land of Dixie! The land, the land, where all the airs clover.
 CHORUS.
 For I was born, etc.
 The locks grow white, but the heart keeps green, And blooms like flower, boys, type of serenity,
 Ho, boys, for the days of yore. Then hand in hand, as n Dixie's land, Dance again tonight, boys. meet with amenity.
 Ho, boys, for the days of yore I wish was in Dixie, yo ho, yo hO, There is 10 land like Dixie all the wide world over The land, the land, the happy land of Dixie! The land, the land where every air was clover.
 CHORUS.
 For was born in Dixie, etc.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-02
$2OO Reward,

RANAWAY from the subscri- @ T Der, living in Prairie county, near Plum Bayou post office, the 10th of AX May, 1860, SEVEN NEGROES, viz: NEA= DAVE, about feet high, black, HN weighs about l60 lbs. HuEY, Dave's brother, about the ~ same height but not quite so stout built
 TOM, bright copper color, about feet high, stout built
 SHARPER, black, 5 feet, 6 inches high, heavy set.
 FREDERICK, about the same height, black, ghs about 40 lbs.
 ELSIE. black, rather slim.
 SARAH MAYS, stout built black.
 It Is supposed that the above negroes were ticed off by some white man. The above reward will be paid for the arrest of the negroes or S25 for either of them, and $50 for conviction of the white man. JOHN GORDON.
 May I9, IS60
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-02
TO ADVERTISERS.

To persons desiring to advertise, the True Demo- crat certainly presents stronger inducements than any other paper in the State. It has by far the largest subscription ist--is very generally read in every county. With list of over si x thousand regular subscribers t is read by not less than ten or twelve thousand persons every week. The True Democrat, therefore, presents to the public the best medium for interchangeable most renru- neratiVe.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-02
A Teacher is Wanted

A Teacher is Wanted ITO take charge of the Princeton Male Il Academy, Dallas county, Arkansas. This institution is in a houlishing condition and pays well-is situated in one of the most healthy re- gions of South Arkansas and surrounded by a highly intelligent and moral community.
 No person need apply except man well quail fled to teach the classics and hi. her branches of mathematics, and of good moral characteI-a man of experience as teacher, and one who wants a permanent situation would be preferred
 JO GRAY, Sec'y Board of Trustees. Princeton, Ark, May 4, Ie60. 22-6t
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Strong Inducements to subscribe!!
II E R II \ OE A VERTISING

Transient advertisements will be inserted for SI per square, (ten lines or less,) for the first inser tioh, and 5o cents for each subsequent insertion.
 merchants advertising by the year will be charged Froiessional cards and other advertisements, not
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-02
 New Goods.

New Goods.
 AM now opening ant offering for sale \ at the lowest kind of prices the handsomest stock of Dress Goods of every descriF ton, to be found in this city. In consequence of the pressure in the money market and the lateness of the sea- sor, l am offering my stock at the loH est kind O. prices for cash
 Prints of the best quality for l21a cts. cash. Bareges, Tissues, Organdies, Musiins, n robes and p an, beautiful and cheap for cash
 Lace Veils, new styles, White Goods of every desc, pt on and quality, cheap for cash.
 Also, almost every variety of article wanted at this season. J. A. HENRY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-02
J OB WOR K.

Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can not be surpassed by any printing estab- ishment in the country
 We have procured, at cost of over sixteen hun dred dollars one of Isaac Adams mammoth print ng machines, which enables US to do work, and es- pecally pamphlet and book work in q superior style and at very low prices.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-02
MONDAY EvFN., : o'cLocx.

The convention met. pursuant to adjournment.
 The committee on organization, through their cha'rman, MT. Shaver, recommended the following gentlemen for permanent offi CTS:
 For pres dent-ion Derus McCreerv, oi White
 For secretare>-W. L. Martin, of Phillips, and John A. Price, of Tnlerendence
 Said recommendations were, motion. unani- mpu<v ncurred in. and Mir. McCreerv was de- cared president of the ention, and Me3srs. Martin and Price, secretaries.
 The president, when conducted to the rhair, thanked the convention for the honor, and pledged ali impartial perlol nance of his duties
 The chairm of the conmte on credentials announced s read ness u make d reDort, on be- half of the mai lrty o said committee; but the ma noritv no beng req Y to report, lmtAer time was allowed for that purpose: and, on motion, the con venti'n adjourned until to morrow morning, $ o'clock
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-02
Number 8.

NIT. Pearce offered this resolution, which was adopted:
 Resolred. That the proceedings of this conven- ton be signed by the president and secretaries. and forward to the Old Line Democrat, at Little ROCK, with the request that it publish the same, and that other democratic papers are requested to copy.
 On motion of MT. Carroll, it was
 Resotced, Unanimously, that the thanks of this convention be hereby rendered to Hon. Decius Me Creery, for the able and impartial manner in which he has presided over our proceedings, and to the secretaries for their faithful discharge of duty. The president returned his thanks for the com- pGment paid him by the above resontion and for the unvarying respect and kindness he had recev ed from delegates during the session. and then, on motion ot MT. Price, the convention adjourned sine die.
 DECIUS McREERY, Prs.L W. L, MARTISI Seeretayie,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-02

IS- Statement of the arms which have been furnished to the States and territories respectively. since date of act April B. 1908, for arming and equippng the militia of the United States, to the 30th of June last
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-02
NOTICE.

W A $ committed to the jail ofsA W Greene county, Arkansas, on the Sth S day of April, 1860, runaway slave calling N himself lM about feet, inch high, very black, about 50 wears old He says he belongs to James Sturgis, liyIng Memphis, Tennessee. The owner of said runaway slave is hereb, noti fled to come forward prove his property and pay charges on said slave, or he will be dealt with as the law directs.
 F. s. WHITE, Sheriff of
 Greene county, Ark. April g, lS60 Cost of adv. $26 or $l per week
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Fast Freight Arraugements
GAS AND STEAM FITTING.

HAVING received large stock of Gas \ Tubing, Fittings. Chandeliers, Brackets, etc, etc, of the latest styleand pattern l am HOW repared to fit up for Gas, Dwellings, Stores, Churches, etc. in the best manner and at req sonab rates. Having employed good and experi- enced workmen. guarantee all m, work .Or,lers respectfully solicited.
 J. ALBERT SLAUGHTER. Ian Is lS6O If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-02
RUNAWAY SLAVE.

RUNAWAY SLAVE. W AS committed to the jail of Pope o. W county, ArkanSas. on the 10th day of fX March, 1860, who :a's his name JOHN-said .N slave is about feet, l0 inches high of light cop per color, says he is 24 years of age and belongs to Thomas Gilbert, of Tiger Bayou, Louisiana.
 The owner of said slave is hereby requested to come forward and prove property, pay charges and take him away or he will be dealt with as the law directs J. l.. LINTON. Sheriff. May 5, 1860. 6m Cost of adv. s26 or sl per week
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S2OO REWARD.

PANAWAY from BeIvue planta- d. Es tion, Chicot county, Arkansas, in No-K K vember last, negro man, named JONAS, n about B years old, feet hgh dark copper color, and speaks slowly and looks down when spoken to- reward of $l00 will be paid if he is found within this State and deli, cred to the undersigned Or S21O if found without the State, and confined in aliy jail so that we get him.
 Address J. M. CRAIG
 '' J. k. LLEW ELLEN,
 May l9, 1860. At Columbia, Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-02
McLEAN'S

FNHE greatest remedy in the world. Ths cordial IS dis Il titled from berry known only 10 myself and chem caily combined wh some of the most valuable medicinal roots herbs and bak known the mind o BLOOD RooT, BLACK Eoor, ILD CHERRY BARK, YELLOW nocK, DANDELIoS SARsAPARILLA, ELDER FLOW wERs, with others producing the nfable remedy for the restoration of health known. IL Is natures remedy, curing dis ease bv natural laws. When taken, Influence k felt coursng through every vein of tie body, purifying and celebrating circulation of the blood it neutazes bou matter the stomach, and strengthens the whole ganiZation.
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THE TRUE DEMOCRAT. IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TOT one copy, one year, in advance co 7 5u AL the expiration of the year. 3 OD
 NO paper sent out of the State without advance payment. ''i'''
 strong Inducements to Subscribe!! TO place the True Democrat within the reach of a' we Will furnish it to clubs at the following rates the money, of course, aloays 10 accompany the names names composing the club:
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-02

Just Received per steamer Sky Lark' v BARRELS White Corn Meal. Bris Good old Rectifed Whisky. Tennessee White 2 l" Choice Brandy. :" Roll Butter , |" Dried Apples. " Brown Sugar. !" White Crushed Sugar. 1000 lbs. Clear Sides. r Sugar Cured Hams. 3 doz 2 hooped Buckets 5 Cedar Buckets. 2 l" Selves.
 2 2" gollon Kegs with handles. Boxes Ciaret Wine. 3,000 Choice Cigars.
 TOBACCO, RAISINS & CANDY, Pickles, Pepper, ' east Powders, Rice Candles; Matches, Tea, Starch, Brooms, Pipes and a Small lot of first rate 1in-ware, and also Goldfish, Aackere Smoked Herring,
 a Sardines and Oysters, All for sale cheap for Cash, by
 ADAMS X SNUGGS, May 5. Ie6O Main Sfreef oDg0s;te THeare
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TUESDAY, ? O'CLOCK, F. NJ.
 The recess having expired, the convention re- sumed its session.
 Mr. Carroll offered series of resolutions, which were read and referred to the appropriate commit tee.
 A recess was thereuron taken to allow time for considering said resolutions after which, the con vention being again in session, the committee on resolutions, through their chairman, MT. Boone, reported said resolutions without amendment, and recommended their adoption, follows:
 Resotced, That the democracy of the first con gressional district of Arkansas, approve and re- affirm the national democratic platform, adopted at Cincinnati in 1856; with these further decara tions:
 First That Congress has no power to abolish slavery in the territories. Second, that territorial legislatures have no power to abolish slavery in any territory, to prohibit the introduction of slavery therein, nor any power to exclude slavery thereirom, nor any power to destroy or impair the right of property in slaves by any legislation what ever.
 Resolred, That it is the duty of the federal 20. vernment to protect the rights os persons and pro- perty the high seas, in the territories or wher. ever else it's jurisdiction extends.
 Resolred, That the enactments of State leojsla- lures to defeat the faithful execution of the fug tive slave law. are hostile in character, subveisive of the couskNtoa aud revolutionary in tnsir siisut.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-02
S25 REWARD.

$25 REWARD. pANAWAY from the undersigned, ,> living i'll Beaver Township. Saline coun x ty, Arkansas, on the Sth ot May, lo6o, lie .N gro boy named ALEX, about , years old dark copper color, weighs abou; l75 or S0 pound about , feet, lo inches high, scar on one arm between the elbow and wrist.
 will pay the above reward of S25 for the deli very of the said boy tome.
 May l9, 1860. 3t* JESSE T. WILLS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-02
WEDNESDAY MORN, May 18th

Tn convention met pursuant to adjournment
 The president announced the committee provid- ed for by Mir. Prices resolutions of yesterdav as follows. --!' VI
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-02
'' McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.

TIE BEST LININENT IN THE WORLD.
 The oNt, safe and for Cancer, Plie Tumors, s,,slpv, Gd brnncheie CuiTe, Paralysis Neuralgia, of the NG-ces, Chrouic iutammaiory Rheu .,,. stness of the Joiuts HOnaccd Muscles or Liza ,ents T0ohdche, Bruises, Sprans, N ounds, he. tts, cer>- Fe, Sores, Caked Breasts, Sore Mp io nm, Scalds, Sore Thoar. any infamma alion or Ban ieence how how long the disease may xIsed. MCLEANs CELEBRATED LINIMEST is cer- a,emsdy.
 hou,ands of human beings have been saved life of de-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-02
From the N. o. Delta. IiXies Land.

W. L. MARTINA sec,,,oriss
 L. C. CAUSE,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-27
LYN CHBURG COLLEGE,

= Y u ~
LlNtWBtRG, VIRGINIA.
TEVE fourth Institution vii commence,
Il ON the 9TH September.
The location al the heathes and accessible in IN,
entire South aud the course of study both Classical sccn
thC, e,lua! 10 thai Of of the American colleges
the Military department snail efficiently main nm
der hcarc of Mr. j. h. Bankenship, graduate OF te Xir
gua Military Institute and recently cnnccted with Nm.
United States Iuas, Survey.
FACULTY.
Rev W W. WALLER, Chairman Of the Fdcuy Professor
OF Mental and Moral Scence and u History. - '
LNCUE0Us IL MATHEWS, A. NJ. of Ia RAIL-.
Lclr,s. ~ 'S
Literature. '7Ne> CIV"
j. L. BlA>HRSsWr Professor Mathematics and n>,ruc,o,
at iuctS ~
sANtfL GARLAND, A. NJ Professor Of institutional Jsw
D. y lANUohNi, NJ. ID. Professor ANATOMY and Phys,
o'ogy. ' ~ "'s''''
&. A. StRtoFl LIP, Professor of Modern Languages
SAN NJ 'iuunspN, Principal the Grammar sc,o,I
EXPENSES
Boari - PER week Washing 81 ~ per month; n. and l,,b,
II" lrri iuiiiuu $2N Grammar school md az, i
ihr tuleEHie Department Tor hall session, ~
~ eA'ir t' eanlnsag further information can he oil.
famed j.! addressing the Chairman Of the Faculty, ~
july l5--s.
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CLC1HING! CLOTHlNGM CI.Ol.4ING

~ ilIiDs. CT ia stiGAR-patt ehuice.
~ 1u1 iibis. Refined sugar-sl grades;
~ iit> Cider:
SaD ssess kiac Coarse salt:
1oo Buis No. | and y Mackefel;
10o bbs App,e brandy;
~ IasAs Madeira Wine.
4sn Bags Lagu, and kio Coffee;
lVb Bbla Portland syrup.
30 Bbia New Orleans Maasses;
w Inrees Goldfish;
~ tasks Finc French Brandy
4b9 D.x. tucsrtA. IuoS, broulns, sc,
s0o Bbhs ZINE Rye Whisk.!;
For sale by JONES n co..
lo-t.is Ecltnun,l
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rRAy sLLERs DIRECTORY. &C.
Union Steamship Company.
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON
TWICE A WEEK.

f,tY n RtfhW0Hd. ''AiT Mt' MI"
psausyyraai1 Observation-Disclosures. Teal.
" FHgiHtt, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MILL.
- H.. COMPRISING this sale and expeditions Line
ty Point aud Richmond every Monday
thursday, aud Philadelphia every "Wednesday aud sanr
dny, thereby Offering shippers nj lynchbug and out Nes
great facilities IA the transportation Of merchandise
These With the Boston lnc when leaves
Philadelphia days Tobacco and other mereh2 nlise
Bostot with despatch through by stean, free
from commissions, and nj moderate rates.
1IiOS. WEBSTER, Jr Genl Agt. Philadelphia
W. r. PORTER, Agent CITY Point.
II. h.. FUTILE, Agent Richmond.
4 fdII
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BALTIMORE
To Tourists& Merchants Visiting New York.

Inc international f1OIel,
3g5 1857 Brodd0dy. Corner " franklin street. Ne~ York
1ossEssEs advantages which Al travellers appreciate. Its
location cannot be surpassed being convenient Ia tue
ptnc places of business aud amusement he apartments,
which there hundred, well furnished and wen
ventilated and b-ine conducted The European plan VISITORS
live IN the best sly IL. with the greatest Geometry! large
parlor fronting broadway. and commanding an extensive
world ned jhoroughiarr has been beanii
fully furnished far the Of ladies, and The general arrange
the House sucL afford the greatest comfort
In guests.
The INryKNATtoSAL IoIEt is connected with I.ilLOHH
CELEBRA TED SALOOAS. accommodating over one ihu-
persons which visitor have their meals. or, II i.H
desire they viii b. rved in their apartments The ihre
-arvcd IN the saloons and Hotel acknowledged h. cleus,
la be 81 .erinr Ia that OF an! hotel in III" city
mn lalim j. TAiIOR, Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-27
LOTTERIES.
CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES o. DELAWARE,
Ror march. 1s8O.
FRANCE HROADBEETS 4 CO, MANA0ERs,
: HTLkEgg TON DELA WARE

70 sssass attention u The public Ia The following
epleadA ssksmss 70 BE drava In wilmington Delaware,
elals anlheEily.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-27

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS ~,
To be drawn In wilmington Del. saturday March 3si -eo
EVERY OTHER TICKET A PRIZE
Prizes payable in full, without deduction.
IN THEsE L0TrKRiEs IL pRAwS.
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1900. SPRING TRADE. 1850.
EIT.ETT' 4: WEISIGER,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers IN
Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods,
No. I6I Main Street, opposae Exchange Rank
RICHMOND, VA.
UANiSG made extensive preparations Offering To
the mcrch. ns Of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennes
prices which cannot but sale. TIE irbe d"h
on gte stock NJ Spring dnd summer Goots ever got
up This Market which Tor quality. variety aud @'gance
cxclrd All het ask look before p"-ehasins
elsewhere. OHprEs strictly and promptly attended to.
Mr. j. L. IrrcmSsos formerly Of Union, Monroe county.
Interested business and vii devote to his thha
l. services ELLE1T ~ MEIsIGER.
N, L hmm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-27

Singers Sewing Machines.
Hmen Judged by this hest there labor saving machine
b, fore the public comparable TO singers Sewing Machines
Al Ter establishing the highest reputation In the United states
III exhibited Al the late "xposiuon tnivers.c in
~ ance where they carried OF III. highest pr.inum; and
sat mandatory W them has bean hui Paris
IN every branch OF Industry In which Swing he Iuur
th machines he used ih profit As
Of the hallway train 10 ~ travelling foot, sewing viii
Si gers Machines compared with hani-sew ing ia!a
sh SNEAKER, dressmakcr carriage trimmer, sadcr,
DE should not be without The profit using
thu machines regularly employed is One Thousand Dollars
In all private families where there much n
be done these machines invaluable Planters
hotel keepers md them particularly convenient poa
alb e. These machines simple IN their construction
strong and dursbe being the only kind III Sewing Ma
chi made by which OF work,
co, I'D be- perfectly executed Thousands OF inferior and
less Sewing Machines have been made and sold under
but singers Machines alone every,
VII ere 10 satisfy the wants Of the people.
lain printed Instructions for using sent with each
chi frum which any readily acquire mana
gir them The machines packed securely 70 any
pal OF the world TO all persons desiring particular
formation, WILL application by either
ccs, forward copy VI NJ. singer Co.'S Gazette paper
wholly devoted 10 Che sowing Machine interest
In. SINGER h CO.,
Principal ohice, No. 1923 broadway, New York.
BnAEcH OFricEs-No. II Hanover Boston: No. ~ Chap
Oh. New Haven Cl Gloyerviie, N y. No. IA Broad
y. 81 No. l42 Chesnut ST.. Philadelphia; No. l0i Bal
Oh, baliimdrG No. ~ Westminster 81, Providence.
in, ~ sast an ST., CINCINNATI No. - North 4th ST.
nohi ~ OIL Oh Charles ST. New orans No. 90 Dsuilu -
ldsc 1Id sets
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SCHEME.

896 prtzeA amounting 5''s']'''
Tickets no. Halves tl0, Quarters u, Eighihs f20
Certnoato Of Package Of 20 Whocs, oo-'s w w
Do. do. ID Halves. ....t.,.... Nv -
Do do. 20 Quarters, s.....s. - .,
Do do 26 Eighihs, .......s....,. ~ II
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Singers Sewing Machines.

QEDUCING the weight Of SKIRTS and Increasing their
strength nearly half found only In I.IoMSONs
= pkkuGATkD SKIRTS. feb i-3mruw.
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Great Reduction In Freight from New York.

Great Reduction In Freight from New York.
THREE TIMES A WEEK.
1n - TIE JaInes0un will leave New York on
tuesday the Roanoke Thursday. and the
lolt,"H saturday. Returning, The Jamesf'"h leaves
Richmond fra, nlernoon city Point same evening nhi
NurGk SATURDAY evening" Roanoke leaves fichnohd saturday
afternoon city Point evening and Norfolk Monday even
ing; The l0fL Richmond Tuesday nternoon my
Point evening, ind Norfolk Wednesday evening.
tiools Norfolk Portsmouth. nj six cents
outo Point cenisHnd 10 klchnonh eight cents
Other Goods in Proportion.
Passage Norfolk Estate and ais ncluded) $S 10
Petersburg Richmond $40; 10 Iynchburg $i4.
Iof lartmr PARTICULARS apply 10
LEE, ROOKIE & co, Agents.
feb 6.ds MINI street, I.nchhurg, Va.
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G. s. Bills =.
LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA,

Z. -. = III = 8
LIZ NCHBURG, VIRGINIA,
--pFNrR IN
StoVes heaters Ranges Crates, Hollow Ware
49,, AND NANCFArrrHERo
ain, copper and Sheet-irOn Work, -
,, ROOFING PLUMBING, &o
W " Id call the attention purchasers 10 his n,v s
w q" Ihc annNt named goods which he Is weekly rerci,n
a'~ h'h selected personally with great care dirrt fr,,
,' "u'Gnrs al The lowest cash prices feel prrpnr,J
-" "i " ah WIN lie most ornamental. economical com
''t' uHihe uStlu Simple, desirable and tn, handsome
w. % strongest c''i"s', largest and best assortment h.,
a. M ,H 'e pleasure ." Offering IN ibis market. \ cor.
di invitation Is CNt,p!rl lu an examine his sncl al ma
stove AMI Range Warehouse ~ Main street ,nchharr Va
g. ;. BLISS.
inD BUSHELS BLACK OATS, just received aud for ale by
~, >Mll II y ADAMS.
"a - 1il MAin street.
b(u"HtI EotClIEr--A large >uek OF Wnn,. Ia,L anil
'"i''d !"0eheS, just rv.s ID r sale ., H. IA 10 10
-, liza. +. kIN>EN,
~ - is6 Main Street.