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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03
$50 Carriages at Auction.
29th SEMI-ANNUAL TRADE SALE,

AT PHILADELPHIA.
rINHIS sals will take place on WEDNESDAY morning cs
March 2,th lsdo at 10 o'clock, the Philadelphia s-
Horse and Bazaar Samson reefs u Inc
OF the Continental fio,eI1 Philade!rila ~
The collection viii ccaprse Two Hundred and Fifty Car
rsges including Fifty Of Dunaps bes; buggy Wagons with aud
S9- Most o. the WORK will be warranted
~ he VIII be no postponemen on account Of the weather
and the Carriages be viewed several days previous the day
az sale Psremptory Terms, Cash.
Alfred NJ. HcrIEness, Auct.
w Eeral, Auction Sales Horses Carriages aud Harness.
held az the above establishment every Saturday Morning
throughout the ear. commencing : 10 O'Clock.
~ large collection Of Carriages and Harness. and
eond hand, AWAY. on hand for private sale fe29-5t
INXTK ORDINARY AUCTION SALE OPCA-
n MAJ AND WATER POWER ~ THE TOWN or WELDON,
NORTH CARnLINAIn conformity With permission granted by
recent acts OF the Legislatures Of Virginia North Carolina
Roanoke navigation Company WILL the 18Th day April 1860
IN the town Of Welon proceed to sell by auction Canal
Water Power at and the said Of Weldon In the
North Carolina The property consists Of Canal miles Ion
beginning al the head q te great falls OF the Roanoke tern
miles above the oniourth Of nile long which there
fall Of feet and Eatons falls WIKI Canals viii
be sold al the lands the mlrgn OF the same beou
The town, n Ga,n and weldon bcluding AonIlc, 80 Mn
Sites and other thing thereto appertanng This property
prize without ,upe IN M, C ~ '@S rs ana
Of eighty feet and the volume Of in the River
the the falls Of James River Weldon Il
with Raleigh Wilmington Il the centre OF an exceed
focus OF four Railroads conneng with Richmond with Norfolk
ngy productive country An abundance Ct grown
negh5orhc-d supply demands Of extensive cotton man
ufacares Roanoke region is proverbal Tor It's Pre-
dlcton Of co and the upper Wheat With which Weldon
connected by Railroad and Riyer nay CATION.
Purchasers are Invited N examine It's property and Mr. Bass
residing Weldon will show Il 20 al who desire ee and
will exhibit usp q the
TEMs o! sale VIII be oneri cash third six months
third In twelve months with interest deferred payments
required By the act Of the State Of y. Q.
TH0S McGEIEE proxy Of the state Of Norh Carolina,
WM. II. CLARKE proxy ~ the state VI Virginia
WM, II. WgSsON Tor the Stockholders. de29-dtds
sB The sale will be conducted by
WM. PANSTLL, Auct'r.,
Petersburg Va.
Who viii, any % furnish al necessary information
gard the property, either In person by letter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03

DIR. UcCIintock'S PeCtOral Syrup.-No name stands
higher medical profession than that OF b- Jas McChnt0ck
ami -i, great ygt remedy OR co1sump.on cough, bron
c hoa-arss an diseases that AFFECT SEPARATION, Is the
yel-s practical experiment and observation
Pre- g.. sold D., Fl-rEBS Tl>Sro,, Agents. mas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03

CT. wORrHAM& co, AUCTs
CARGO SALE CUBA MOLASSES At AUC-
~ TIUN-On WEDNESDAY, Ma Oh Ith. commencing at
o'clock 4. NJ Ware House. the Dock will sell the
cargoes per Brig Commodore stewart from Maanza Cuba and
the sClr ocean Ranger" Cardenas uba sting Of
S0l bbls prime M0llsses in n. o. bbl
800 hhds, lio
80 uerces ditto
lao hhds New Orleans Sugar
TERMS -ALHFor $780, cash over tl0O four
months CREDIT for approved negotiable paper
mal-iis CItAS. T. WORKMAN CO., Aucts
fun CASES HOOTS, SHOES & II ATS al Auition.
UOV On "WEDNESDAY ;h March, will sell 10 O'Clock,
auction store 0J Cases Boots Shoes and Straw Goods All
fresh and srasOuable goods.
TERUuder 400 cash. 900 over 90 days credit APP
proved paper. J. & &. b. DAVENPORT.
fe IS AUctioneers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03

B,trvoug, March, 2-Faur unchanged. Wheat buoyaui-
sales t1rv o hu-helquot1tions unchanged Corn active
W.rct Sd Yellow dg6.5S cents. PORK seady-mes as,
prime fii. Lari lI. lll. Whisky steady at 25lc.
YosE March Cotton huoyaut and upvard-NIdding
no Flour trim e1t unchanged Wheat bu'yaut- South
u market Corn Gr 40 ts>i cts Pork heavyr>s Sl7 y
H.>-1 Lard heavy Ir ft.. sugar heavy MosSscs
changed Sp.s. Turpeltiue dana l4,G las Rice quiet
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.rELESS vERlIFUGE.

BRYAN'S TASTELESS VERMIPUGE.
Tt,telrss as the honey cd dew,
Pa'rl IS iu is aciOu too;
Harmless as The roses breath,
bat f1 worms Immediate death
EsfAV- Na.sfrrs- ~ course
Isfhs mothers grand res1u C.
SoIIia bottles Price 95 cents. F-Iss WINSTON the
Nr.rts
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MARINE NEWS
PORT or RICHMOND. March >.
uaz ~,rzn l-rrs,A,) IA oclOoEsrz Risks es2 SKIS 52s

ARRIVED.
SeAmsh7 Roanoke Couch, New York. mdse and payng
LuIlau G Watson
SER Eclipse Cook ulne days) Mstazss moasses ru
e T. Workman . Co
Schr star nottingham Eastern Shors oats Msp,ush Read
Mary ilt. Norrcock. Chcs ahlmcHy. wheat l.. Waller
Juo r. Grif,l Buntius Philadelphia, pig iron, J. H.
iers0u
S,hr Frima D5uua. Reddish, BALTIC, guano.
SAILED
Steamship CITY Of Richmond Mitchell Pha mdse and paseu-
gees, N Turtle
DIS. Cara Belle. Phillips, BALTIC.
" Hope. Frsrk, BALTIC.
" south Wind, Mitchell. BALTIC.
" GrnI WorfI. Jones, BALTIC.
" Watson. Baker. Ns.lthi1. Norfolk light
Marietta Burr, HauarIs, BROOKLYN COAL W. D. Colquu 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03
ARRIvAL oF THE Anglo SAXON
MARKETS

PORTLAND. March 2d.-The steamer Anglo Saxon has
arrived She brings lis, of the Hungariaus paSsen-
gers The highest estimate OF their number is hiry-fye
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03

Che established and standard remedy FOR colgh cold, influenza
h1arsrus ans 500 rtIous o. the mucous membrane Of the
tlra and uus. endorsed hy physicians, ana all who
preparation that has rival Ia the dei Price
80 cents SaIfty FsHFs & WINSTON maS-dlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03

i - ulLADELPIIIA.-The 4 No. ] cFEy1
-l.gt- 'tNliNlA, Capt =. e. Kelley, Is ,S4lsks..
--.. i1sai ana gill leave GA MONDAY, The sd inst
r. F1f fre I or p,.,sFs having superior accom-
Apply o. iae Captain on board Or
rs- "a. q. FUTILE, Agent
t...-' t...... Rockets
r AIKEN through By steam Al lo~ rates and with dis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03
PIANO FORFES,
EuORY AND UENRY COLLEGE,.

WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA.
TEIHE Spring ts Institution will begin the l2h OF
January next continue until tine 9th Of June following as
PAYABLE In advance viii the entire for tuition 6OGJd
hsL api cOatnyet yss For further Information, address
delG-im 3 WILEY, Pres't Emory P. D, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03

o exhibit
A VEIN LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF CLOTHING,
manufactured AT HOME by VIRGINIA WORKMEN,
under supervision, which guaraut to be got
ten up Good STYLE any Northern Work AMI pledge
ourselves to Sell the same below Northern Prices
Determined the -ge patronage with which have
for so many years shall the present take
measures to satisfy the SOUTHERN MERCHANTS HOME
MARKET Is equal superior any the North Our facilities
are By any trade here elsewhere, and
shall heretofore business upon and liberal
principles.
fel4-1m KENT PAINE 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03

S-s y gs,l Esrrs-Nr. A. d. Williams, auction
.- sob on ,-. ia.., loo, with tle buildings theron,
si on t.e north side OF Cary street elst Of and ad-
ts hgr Foundry 6l feet front by los l-2 feet
..ra.S.lI 5Iuar foo, troat-Hh.5p Blhm, purchaser
N .a .0- granted .llt Che present tenants viii short
comps. yi OBJ SEEK mo-c -elge-traj quarters, and
.r ts 'uarsb O. Improvement continues.
10 suction -l'e- o, real e,,te.u ;ajs city Ist month
l.-.-.. ,o S.I Hi', same month il lS5P So. li1 A,
a.. l>ss t1 $4,000
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03

Pa, up o- Dealers Gases containing -Four, Eight and Twelve
Doz-n-a beautiful Lthogphc ShowCard accompanying each
package
ia single bottle % SP ALDINGS PREPARED GLUE will
ten times Is annually Co every household 81
prominent Staone Druggists, Hardware and Fur
uii1rc Dealers, GrHcyrs, and Fancy store
Country merchants should make note Of SPNLnINGS PRE-
PARED GLUE when making up their list 10 will stand any eli
mate fel2-d.cEwly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03
CAHOON'S PATENT

CAHOON'S PATENT
BROADCAST SEED-SOWER.
FOR SOWING WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, HEMP, PEAS GRASS
SEED &c.
TIyE hand machine four to eight per hsur Price
The horsepower machine from ten to fifteen per hour
Price SIS
The subscriber having pautrght Tor the States OF Virginia
North Carolina having located az Richmond for the
pose manufacturing and selling said Machines taken
AZ IS Governor street he is constantly suppl with these
Machines Their we're over GOA 81 these Machines sold las; year
feEi-Sn CHARLES II DOUGHTY.
~ N RRLs. HALIFAX ALESVIVES.-Th.s Fish
N)(J Nova Scotia Is Identical
With the Potomac Herring, for bale by
fe9s wodBIE CLAIBORNE, No. II Pearl St
NEW AND FRESH GOODS.-Dining sets Tea Sets,
~ Rich Casters Vases Waiter Looking Glasses &c &c
/ Ls2s sTEBBLNS& PCLLEN, 1O Broad 81
DROWN SOiP.-7OO boxes, fcrsaleb by
ID fe2g ]. C. \. DAVENPORT.
uyOIIET COLOGNE WATERING have now ready
for our sales superior lot OF Cologne put up IN
every yadety STYLE which highly Jmmend We
|, JAS H. PEARCE co, Druggists,
fe2S Corner Broad and 9Th
GLOVER sEED.-iOo bushels Prime Glover sssd for sale
/ ICORICE, LICORICE.-sOO Of various brands
p 4 for sale by STOKES RIYEs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03

HT. Oars AND Successive are Informed that Vir-
-a lay is slps-ccdiog che Northern product, in this
-,t The receipts of the latter last mouth, in the
r amounted 90 only i1S bales while the receipts Of
r--l Hlv by the Central aud Fredericksburg rail-
Ed. chiefly 1y Che Central amounted 70 PIG bales
- ss Tu1,Hy Hay sent from the Valley Of Virginia
--r preferred hy BUYERS, 90 taa. brought from tLe
t-. .al holder. o., che latter end difficulty ia ds3O-
.-UL N.s-J,. Austin Il G,uJsy, ON Franklin street.
.-..e c-aes j1s. hr-c.r Boz Virginia Hay
I'll. l1ld-r of Hay from the neighhcrjug country,
-sl "a. Che loser ,cl.eloust in JANUARY last, was 90
-. .i ia February g.. toss; of Oats, Ia january a
.. .-l .r February, SD tons; OF Sauc>s ia january.
-.a Tbs. o.. Ft1-sry, lt $3.50 los. We propose 90 pub
E .e-- monthly statements of this business At both
..al.-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-03

GARDEN PEAS, Extra Early, Early and MarroWiai
mis- GU. WATT CO.
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TNRENCH BRANDY "a Iipes, in Custom House
/ mis- 70 y. DAVENPORT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
The National Democrat

We scarcely ever notice the National Democrat, simply because it seldom ever makes "point." Beyond little harm less boasting, and a few quaint notions on squatter sovereignty, more absurd if pos sible than those entertained by Mr. Doug las, we find nothing in our neighbor but weak attempts to pervert facts--so very shallow that no one could possibly be de- eeived thereby. There is one remark how ever in the last issue to which we call at tention:
 |" Rust will vote for Douglas the election goes to the House,
 Can it be possible that Hon. Albert Rust has grown so great" that he is above the instructions of his constituency. When the election on the first of November shall show that Arkansas by large majority prefers Breckinridge and Lane, are we to understand the National that Col. Rust will not consult the wishes of the people? We do not think the National spoke authorita- lively, for if Col R. cannot carry out con scientiously the will of his constituents, as manifested at the allot-box, we believe he will have the manliness to resign and al- low Col. Can't to take his seat. We will see.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
General Intelligence.

A telegraphic dispatch from Turin an nounees the departure of the French Min ister for Paris. The King of Naples has taken up his residence in Spain. The Emperor Napoleon reached Ajacelo on the l4th inst. Two regiments are to be added to the French force in the States of the Church. Gen. Gyon has been reinstatc,l in command of the French army at Rome.
 NAPLEs.-The latest accounts from Ma pies state that the city is tranquil. The forts surrendered without delay.
 Gen. Gagibaldi had transferre tho Nea- poitan fleet to Sardinia. Gen. Faute had been appointed commander n-chiei of the sarlinian army. Perugia has been.leelarcd in Il state of siege.
 Gen. Fautc at the head of the Sardinian army entered Peruga on the 10th inst His entry was nobly opposed, and it was necessary to fight his way through all the streets. The enemy entered the fortress, but were subsequently, compelled to surren- der. One thousand troops were taken prisoners, including Gen. Schmidt. The loss sustained by the Sartlinian troops was insignificant.
 Al the latest accounts Sardinian troops continued to march into fhc Roman States. @ Victor Emanuel has published a mem. oranduln 1T which he defends his course.
 TuRlN.-The Italian journals regret the recall of the French Ambassador.
 Very ardent popular demonstrations have taken place at Naples
 Many parties have fraternizcd with the people Numerous assertions have taken place al Gaeta.
 An enlistment of. volunteer force in Naples has been orlc,cA
 Galibaldi has declared that he will soon proclaim the annexation of Naples to Pied mont, from the summit of the Quielnal where all Italians will be unitel in Ma tional Banquet,
 A reactionaly movement with fatal con, fiicts had taken place at Arino.
 Garibaldi'S forces are marching on Arino
 NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 27.--The British steamer Gladater has arrived below, with the remnant of Gen. Walkers party. She brings the intelligence that Gen. Walker was shot on the l2th inst Col Rudlc, was still a prisoner at Truxillo
 Ten sho were fired upon Walker amid cheers. His body was dcccntly buried by foreigners. The natives would not take part in the burial. Col Rudler has been sentenced to five years Imprisonment.
 ST Lotus, Sept. 2S The Prince oi Wales lnauguratcd the Western Academy of Arts yesterday. The Prince and suite left for Cincinnati on this mornings train
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

:" Mir Gushing being an abolitonist, bolted at Baltimore and went with the seceders, to divide the democratic party and elect Lincoln. .''-National Democrat.
 Has the editor of the National read Mr. Cushing's late speech from which we made eqpious extracts? It is true that Mr. Cush- ing while whig and under the wing of Henry Clay, voted with that great msguid- ed man agamst the admission of Arkansas, but it is not true shat he is an "aboition- ist," nor does the eaitor of the, National think him one. We wiiigive him hand some reward if he, or any Dcaglas man in Arkansas, will make as able a .neech in defence of the South as Mr. c. has anno. If, instead of quibbling about "squattss, sovereignty" disunionism" and other absurdties, the National would devote a column or two to the defence of the constitu- tional rights of the South, and her future destiny iR te Union, marked with half the ability of Cushing's speech, he would be writing to some purpose, instead of mysti- flying himself and his readers with endless platitudes and puerilties. He ought to be ashamed of himself, and doubtless is. It IS not too late for repentaace.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
ID NTIV NfVN tIIIVFs
 s. M. WEAVER, Secretary of State.
D E S c K ' ? T Q N

The said George ". Ashbrooks is about 29 years old, feet 10 inches high heavy set, will weigh about lGO pounds, dark skin, black eyes and dark hair, heavy whiskers and mustache whenhe left.
 The said Christopher Hi,nmia is about g years old, feet, inches high, heavy set, and will weigh about l 50 pounds, fair skin, blue eyes and light hair.
 The said Elisha Brooks is about 30 years old 6 feet high. spare made, will weigh about l50 or l60 pounds, fair skin, blue eyes and dark hair.
 The said James Denton is about g years old, , feet, inches high, ,heavy set, weighs about l50 or l60 pounds, fair skin, blue eyes, sandy hair.
 The said James Lenear is about 30 years old 5 feet or inches hgh weighs about l35 or 40 pounds, light hair, blue eyes, sallow complexion, has scar on the right side of his head. near the hair.
 The said - Micleals is about g or B years old feet, inches high, heavy set, weighs about l60 or 65 pounds, fair skin, black eyes and hair, and has round hole about the center of his fore head, which he says was made by rock from a blast, but looks like bullet hole. Oct. 6, 1860. 3w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
Tribute of Res,,eot

The brethren of Scottye Lodge No. ll2, hay inS learned ot the death of our esteemed brother, J l. LINTON, whgdeparted this life on the 18th of August, A. D. 1860, at his residence Dover, Ark. A.. l.. 5S60, aged 46.
 WHEREAS, It has pleased the Grand Architect of thesUnvcrse to remove from our midst our esteem cd brother J. L. Linton.
 Resotoed, That in the death of our brother J. L. Linton, the community has lost a good citizen, and the fraternity faithful brother the widow q kind husband and his children tender father. Resotced, That we deeply sympathise with the loss
 Resot1ed, That the brethren of Scottville Lodge wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days, and Dover Lodge be requested to wear the same. R7sotoed, That these resolutions be spread upon the minutes of the lodge.
 Resotped, That copy of these resolutions be sent to the True Democrat for publication Resoteed, That the bcreaye ed family be furnished with copy of the above
 sAm.r W. fr nso9NE, bsoNE, c,m..,.,...
 ]. P. LANGFORD, !
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

m HoSEsT DOUGLAS MEN, READ Tms.- The Cleveland (Ohio) Plaindealer, the leading Douglas organ of Ohio. edited hv o' w GIay' Douglas delegate to Charles. sSn, S, speaks for the Douglas leaders in it's N'a1e; and gays in its issue of the 10th ult.
 By telegraph to-day we learn the nro. poSe3 terms for running joint Douglas ana hreckinrldge electoral ticket in Penn. sylyan'a. Although, if agreed.to bv tin ,ho , democrats 1t gives the State to Douglas e ba- yond doubt, yet We would never q ,,'s ys ,,, oer sanction 1t, and would much rafber o"s so. the State go for Lincoln than Douglas pn. ,ns der such compromise. Neither Mr Rraail "i.
 inridee nor his platform are any part of tb, h democratic party. Better unite w;tb , ,b, bellites thousand times, even with tb, Lincolnites.'' sAs'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

G5' q Hon. Albert Rust, of Arkansas, returned to Washington yesterday. He c,nvasscd thor oughly seventeen counties in Arkansas, and repre- sens the prospects of Douglas in that State as h. .h ly promising. "7He S,ateS and Union.
 Mr. Rust must be exceedingly creduous if he thinks the prospects of Douglas ill Arkansas at all promising" Besides it is all e stuff" about his canvassing " "thor- oughly" seventeen counties. It is our can did opinion that Douglas will not get ex- ceeding five thousand votes in the S5tate.- All parties-even the Dougas men--ad- init that his strength is far inferior to either Breckinridge's or Bells, and is fast grow ing beautifully less" The States and Union may rest assured that Hon. A. Rust was only whistling to keep his courage up."
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
---~'ss '---~N'' E---

H.. Y. JOHNSON ON SEcEssIoN.-Donx. las talks about hanging any one who dares 10 exercise the right of secession Here is what his candidate for the Vice Presidency says on the subject;
 Whoever observes the signs of the times cannot fail to see that the right of secession will probably, at no distant day. assume the form and magnitude of practical importance. Can we obtain shelter under the broad shield of the constitution? No! All these are impotent as pack-thread to restrain an irresponsible and tanatieal majority The right of secession must be maintained.'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

JUsT THE THING. Our attention was called this morning to friend of ours, who, few months ago, was siclly, feeble and debIiIated-now he is healthy, strong and robust. This great change was produced by taking McLean's Celebrated Strength ening Cordial. It is a real ELIXIR OF LITE.
 We advise every reader who may be sickly and debilitated, and all who are well and wish to keep so, try it.-Epening M1r- TOT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
October 6, 1869. 4w.
$50 REWARD

VII be given for my horse and A. W the thief who stole him about the (c93 18th Of July last or S25 for the horse alone. Said horse will be five years old next spring, he has dark legs, black mane and tail, his mane of regular length and inclined to wave, he has a sclr on the joint of his right knee, he has very little white on one orboth of his hind feet, with the hoofs white and black striped, he wo oks,tut had no harness marks on m, he is of pretty form, races a little and trots well. Any information will be thankfully re- cleveland rewarded by addressing
 CllAS. BLACKNALL,
 Oct. b, lS60 3w# Arkadeiphia Ark
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

THE SEcruER' s STAND ox PRrvcrrlE.-Tbey were for principle when they remained in the Charles ton convention, aud cast ffty-two ballots for their candidate after the Douglas platform was adopted. They would have taken any fire -eaier upon Doug las platform. If not, why did they stay there and vote for Mr Guthrie and others, alter the princ. pies of the platform were adopted.''
 The National is guilty of deliberate ialsi- feation, for it is welI.known that Alr. Guthrie is eminently eonserratire. Bywhat moral perversity therefore can he be called
 -.- - L-- a,.-l -l.n,f
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
Proclamation by the Governor.
 $I.40O REU1HT

:" HEREAS, It has been made known W to the Governor, that George w. Ash brooks and Christopher Himmia, indicted ia Randolph county for Larceny and Elisha Brooks, indicted for Murder in Randolph county. and - Micheals, charged with Larceny in Randolph county; and James Denton, charn ed with Larceny in Izard county, and J ames Lenear, chitged with an Assault with intent to kill in lzaid county; and Joseph Bond, charged with Murder i'll independence county, Arkansas; broke from the jail of Independence county, Arkansas. on the night of the 2lst of September, 1860, and aie now running at large
 The cfore, |, EIIAs N. CONWAY, Governor of the State oi Arkansas, by virtue of the authority in me vested by law, do hereby offer d reward of fourteen hundred dollars for the arrest and delivery of the said George w. ashbrooks, Chris topher Himmia, Elisha Brooks, James Denton. James Lenear, Joseph Bond and - Micheals, or two hundred dollars for the delivery of any one of the above named escaped criminals to the sheriff of Independence county, Arkansas in order that justice maybe had, and the laws executed In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my le hand and caused the seal of the State of U. s. Arkansas to be affixed at the city of Little Rock, this 2d day of October, A D. 1860.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY.
 RV PrnOr.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
Proclamation by the Governor. $2OO REWARD.

M HEREAS, It has this day been made W known 10 the Governor, tn t on the 22al 'ay oi July, ls6a, in Pulaski county, in the State ot Arkansas, Thomas N. Staggs, murdered THOMAS LARKIN, and then fled from justice and is stlll running at large.
 Therefore, 1. ELIAS N. CoNwAy, Governor ol the State ot Arkansas, by virtue of the authority m me vested by law do hereby offer Il reward of two hundred dollars, for the arrest and deli very of the sad Thomas N. Staggs to the sheriff oi fniaski county, Arkansas, m order that justice may be had and the laws cxecuted.%
 In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
 hand and caused the seal Of the St,te Of lL s. Arkansas tobe affixed at the city of Ilttle
 Rock, this 3d dty of October, A. D. lS61.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY. By the Govelnor;