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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-21
J. A. HUTCHINGS 6 CO.,, Land Agents, Brokers, etc.

THE want of an agent to investigate Il Titles; to examine into "the condition" of certain tracts of and and to attend to the redemp tion of forfeited lands, has long been felt here. We propose to do thls and
 TO NEGOTIATE LOANS, Select Lands for Entry or Location,
 FURNISH MAPS AND FLATS, AND DO A GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS. Office on Markham Street, Little Rock, Ark. March 91 1S60 lv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-21
S2,5OO REWARD.
"HE above reward will he maid for tb

HNHE above reward will be paid for the
 A apprehension and arrest of the notorious mur- derer JACOB PITMAN, and his safe delivery to the keepers of the State PenitentiarY at Little Rock. Jacob Pitman is the Pitman, who, several years since, was concerned in the murder of three fiat boatmen on the Mississippi river, and for the crime fled to Texas, where it was reported he was concerned in another murder. He came to Fort Smith several years since. He had been here but short time when he killed Mir. Black, and about eighteen months since, killed my brother, Blake Thompson, for which he was tried and sen fenced to the State Penitentiary for fifteen years will pay one thousand dollars of the above reward, five hundred dollars will be left in the hands of q responsible citizen of this place. My brothers, Victor w. Thompson formerly Editorof the Demo cratic Advocate, published at Lexington, Holmes county, Miss, Samuel M. Thompson, the present Editor of that paper, and William M. Thompson, of Pontotoc, Miss, willpay one thousand doIlaIs more. The Sheriff of Sebastian county has offer cd areward of two hundred dollars, which will be paid and the Governor of the State will pay two hundred dollars It is supposed that this notorious outlaw and murderer is at this time, skuIking and lurking in and about Sebastian county. Jacob Pit | man is about five feet, eleven inches high weighs | about lG0 or lo0 pounds, red complexion, sandy hair, compressed lips, and when he speaks draws them together in positive manner and when ex- cited, you may notice the twitching of the muscles of the eye. Heis about 36 or 37 years of age.
 GEORGE w. THOMPSON.
 The Sheriff of Sebastian county has authorized me to offer an additional hundred dollars, which makes S2,5OO for the apprenenscn of said Putnam. G. W. T. | Fort Smith, Feb. Is, 1860. 22-3t
 JOHN T. TRIGG. s. P. PINNEY. TRIGG & PENNEY, Attorneys at Law, Little 1 Rock, Arkansas-will give prompt attention to the collection of debts in any part of the State. Office on Markham street, ear the State house. March 21 1860
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-21

MARRlED-On the 4th of March, 1860, Mr. BEN F. O'KELLEy to Miss RowENA F. SSUGGs, youngest daughter of Sarah R. Snuggs-all of Jefferson county.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-21
Meerschaum! Meerschaum!

SUPERIOR article, warranted genuine, ID consisting of Silver Mounted and Plain Pipes, with or without Stems-also put up in Cases with Cigar Tubes, Tobacco Pouch and Match Box. Cigar Tubes and Pipes, with Amber Mouth Pieces carved and plain. Hoolsas, and other Turkish Water Pipes, adapted for one or more smokers. Oriental Cigar Tubes, (Smokers,) of differ ent sizes and make ill great, of the newest style, constantly on hand, and always supplied by fresh receipts, and for sale by
 B. BERNAYS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-21
HAVANA CIGARS l!

HAVANA CIGARS! THE undersigned would respectfully call I the attention of his friends and the public in general who love to smoke
 Genuine Havana Cigars To his large and well selected stock consisting of
 40, 600 Of Imperias, Regalias, Brtancas Regalias Cilin- dradas, Regalias Londres, Media Regaas, Regaias Chicas, Conchas, Conchitas Magnifcos, Londres, Regentes,
 Graciosas, Paper Cigarettes,
 etc.. etc., etc., etc. IMPORTED DIRECT FROM THE FOLLOW ING MANUFACTORIES:
 Cabanas, Seviiana,
 Cinto de Orion, La Granadn, Lizzie, Fl Rio Sella, Dolce far Nieute, Alhambra, Washington Jefferson, Wm Rufus King, La Confianza, Fl Sol, Cervantes, Churruca, Carolina, Coloso de Santiago, Cuatro Sobrina, La Ferdinanda, Estanilo, La Glora, Fl TalismaiI, Escocesa, Rio Hondo,
 Uques, Flor de Rio
 Seco, Anibal,
 etc, etc, Also, Genuine Imported Turkish Smoking To- bacco, of the choice Brand ''Venije,' and ditto, ditto, " "Sulinam Varnas Canaster of the crop of l950-the mildest and healthest Smoking Tobacco existing ill the world for sale the lowest prices by
 B. BERNAYS,
 Markham street.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-21
OrOnoko.

X LOT of the above brand of Virginia A Sun-Cured Chewing Tobacco and many other Brands, extra manufactured of best Virginia Chew ing Tobacco, just received and for sale by
 B. BERNAYS.
 Markham street.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-21
" MahOmmad's Dalipht y

GENUINE imported Turkish Smoking M Tobacco Venije Brand, in l h. packages of the finest quality constantly on hand and for saleby
 B. BERNAYS, Markham street
 Opposit S. II. Fuckers
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-21

hereby, requested to urge the appointment of our delegates from each township in the county of Phillips delegates to the national democratic con venton, to be held at Charleston, South Carolina, and the following named persons are hereby sug- rested as such delegates to wit;
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-21
B. B ERNAYs IC IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN Genuine Havana Cigars!
Of the Finest. Qualities

Of the Flnest' Qualities A LSO-Genuine Turkish and w. India A Smoking, and Choice Virginia Chewing To- bacco, Genuine Meerschaum Cigar Tubes, Nicer schaum Pipes, Oriental Cigar Smokers, Hookas, Pipe Stems Amber Mouth Pices, Cigar Cases, Matches, and all other Articles required by Smo- kers. in great variety Markham street, Little Rock, Arkansas, opposite $. H. Fuckers.
 Vavinas Canaster in Coils. GENUINE imported SURINAM of the Nl crop of lo50-a natural sun-cured leaf (warranted pure and u2adulturated) the mildest and the healthiest Smoking Tobacco in the world, constantly on hand and for sale by
 B. BERNAYS,
 Markham street.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-21

Delegates to the State convention at
 Little Rock. Moony Township ,Zimri Barney, Abram Gilen.
 Searcy-Matt F. Ward, John Verb. Big Creek-T. J. Scaife, A. c. Carlos. Marion-Thomas J. Dooling, William Mosely
 Spring Creek-W. Burriss, $. Bailey. Planter s-Albert w. Johnson, John Lin.
 Richland-Jesse Everett, - Hopkins. Independence-W. l.. Otey, Vim. H. Pearce. Bear Creek-James Renard, Thomas McCarroll
 Walnut-Joseph Kent, B. r. Harding. St. Francis-F. G. Robertson, T. c. Anderson.
 L'Anguille-A. Kincaid H. Medlin. Delegates to the Dover Convention. Moony Township-John Gillen, Jacob Diodwick. M Searcy-Wella " Johnson, Ben. s. Gillespie.
 Big Creek--R. B. Macon, Bailey Kendall. Marion-James R. Taylor, A. l.. Lamb. Spring Creek-Wm Weatherly, J. w Matthews.
 Planter Alfred Smiser, A. w. John son.
 Richland-F. J. Sullivan, W. Long. Independence-W Win. B. Worsham, John F. Foreman.
 Bear Creek-J. c. McCrary, Logan Chrisman.
  L'Anguille-Samuel Young W. W. Odle
 Walnut-J. c. Berry, B. F. Harding St. Francis-J. C. o. Smith, T. J. Key. Resolred, That the delegates from this county to the democratic State convention be- and they are
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-21
Dried Beef.

Pork. TUST received lot of Pickled Pork, for O sale by the barrel or piece, call at March 2l A. ]. HUTT'S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-21
AXES 

4 BOXES Hunts Kentucky Patent; T e |" Yankee
 March 2l CLEMENTS & WILLETT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-21

LROM St. Louis + 30 brls Choice Superfne Flour; l hhds $. c. Hams; l q Shoulders; <" Clear Sides; brls Lard; 10 boxes Overs; } ' Pie Fruit; l box Soda;
 2 brls Boston Crackers; 1 < Butter do l box Caraway Biscuit; 2 " Cracknell do And for sale by M. TANTI. March 2l
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-21
Mess Pork.
FLOUR.

Star Candles and Soap. OS BOXES Star Candles; AC 10 '' Starch
 10 " Soap. March 2l CLEMENTS X WILLETT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-21

O~ BUSHELS fresh Corn Meal received ZsJ and for sale by
 Mar h q CLEMENTS X WJLLETT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-21

II ISTENT THE MUSIC-of BEEBE II& PARISHS Cow, Horse, Sheep. Calf and OK Bells March 2l
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-21
'uisville and New Orleans Pa,
 Steamer PACIFIC
Passenper

For p,ssage apply on board or to BELL. BUCHANAN X CO, Aqsnts.
 No. 5l Poydras Street, ~. O. March 9l lS60 6mH
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-21

J. O. MORRILL,, Sec'y.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-21

THE WORLDS WONDER-The case with which SHOES set and wear upon tue feet of those who buy them from
 March 21 BEEBE & PARISH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-01

Union fathers framed II who are willing that
the Government shall be administered for the protection
Of all and the benefit of all such party our only
hope of safety from the dangers Of the "irrepressbe
conflict" with which we are threatened
May God speed your patriotic organization May it
find favor in the eyes of all good men May it commend
itself to the appreciation OF the people oil the North and
the South, the East and the West May its march be
onward until il shall have achieved its glorious work OF
wrestling the Government from the hands of those who
would abuse destroy it,
More than fifteen years ago addressed large assem-
blage in New York. The sentiments uttered then
received with favor They to be appropriate now
and therefore conclude with few sentences from that
address -
"Let all then, without respect Of party or geogra
phca divisions, unite in endeayorng to cherish and per-
peuate those noble institutions which the courage and
patriotism and wisdom of our fathers have establish
ed. Let the counsels of Washington be craven
hearts Let his farewell address have its place in
houses with our Bibles and our Prayer books Let its
lessons of wisdom and patriotism be studied by youth
aud read in public assemblies Let children learn
TO lisp its solemn warnings a part of their Sabbath
School instruction. and thus have their duty their
country blended in intimate and sacred association with
their duty to God! Then may we bid defiance to the
foul spirit of discord Then may look forward to
glorious futurty in which the Of the North and of
the South of the East and of the West may assemble
around the tomb OF Washington and linking their hearts
and hands in fraternal fellowship above his seepiug
dust, swear upon holy altar, eternal allegiance to
the American Unionl"
Very respectfully, your obdt sevt
ALIEN. Ii. II. STUART
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-01
rh.nnnnrr Pnmnhllt.

at the late Richmond Wing Convention, sam NED
Moore Of Rolkbrjcc. was made one of che Opposition
Electors a Che face ot the well snoWu fac, chat Doc was
oes of the .icuer- of thc celebrated kuluer lamIh.e
ooatalich ibis same Opposition party made such aias,
i'm tls LAST Gllerlltoria election Ar. Moore cyc-ned
i, .y bst dis does no. relieve his party from tle pt
r,bIe iueouss.eucv and hypocrisy of endorsing Gam.
while thew were violent 10 their assaults upon 0overnor
Ist,her for the same ofeace.-L .Hrt1H-y Afga'.'e9F
II che editor of the EPa5'-rr bad read the proceed
i-s of The Convention. as Dee should have done before
undertaking 20 comment on them, be would have been
s4ved che modification OF stating as trl;h thing which
never occurred TIE Convention tt not appoint Ar
Moore au Ee,-5r he was nominated :ov i-t. posi- 'F
l, District b1t che Convention Iccommi,ed Che matter
90 Che delegation The latter O. second time reported
Dis name vae-eapou NJ Moore withdrew TO- before the
Convention bad time 90 take any action There tle mat
Ger ended The oay Inconsistency and hypocrisy We
haoE Of 70 connection With thc Raguer Pamphlet were
exhibited b. the Democrats fa.ty I'm supporting L.t,h,r
after their cutlery a-lias. summer
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TTINI TI1 LVT0NI1LQ VNI0I0N.
A SAD AFFAlR-THREE MEN KILLED-TWO


y
Our citizens were greatly startled on Yesterday, by
report brought here by gentlemen from Franklin
county % the effect that on the previous Saturday dit
tcuity occurred place called Dickinson, Store stu
Ted ON the Franklin and PiftSylvaui line which resulted
IN the killing Of three brothers. James, Ralph and vii
liam Clement, and the wouudug of two other brothers
nam j smith The circumstances as related TO US
as follows Jane, Clement 10 appears married the grand
daughter OF Captain Vincent Witcher and the sister OF
the two Smiths above-named but having become dssat-
i-fed with his wife sued divorce and the parties in
tine suit were engaged in taking dispositions at the time
of this unfortunate affair. Clement among other things,
charged his wife with uGdey, which charge denied
by Captain Witcher who minated that G. concOcted
the story in order TO shield himself from the indignation
of his ucighbors. The dispute finally ended in James
Clement drawing revolver from bis pocket which he
discharged several times Captain w, but without eff
feet whereupou the latter drew his revolver and fired
upon Clement, the bail taking effect and killing him u-
stanty.
The other two brothers Of c. then fred at Witcher,
but neither of them struck him. Witcher in the
time discharged the remaining balls in his pistol and
succeeded in fatally woundng both of the Clements
IL is stated that twenty shots fired by the
two parties and their friends. Capt w escaped without
scratch but his grandsons, the Smiths each
verely wounded.
Capt W at once surrendered himself to the officers Of
the law but have yet heard the result OF the pre-
limiuary examination.
Capt Wtcher is, perhaps, as well known as any gen:
tleman in this section of the State having represented
Pitsylvaua the Senate and House OF Delegates for
number of years His ability is acknowledged by all.
ana his public and private character Is without bemsh,
so far knowledge extends. We suppose his age
cannot be far from eighty years.
We indulge the hope that the records may turn out to
be greatly exaggerated but not having personal know
ledge in the premises publish them as they reached
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-01
RcccntPnhIIcntion..

80 m. - .,.. ,..,,
- IN $50
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game 'O1- '-~ F'-.--''' ,'-
P'onouNcinS Ne Ol'"''Ir una. ''' '''N ~ '-'
p.e'e ana Instructive uei.S. 'l', was '''' N
The subject 10 CONTAINS ABOUT l' .'' games anu
positions Illustrated by numerous o''E'-'s' t''
are arranged ID ACCORDANCE WIN "I "-'''.l'
under seventeen '-sll'' 1,''7 't-'-77
p's'e'e1 D' P', r-.-,-..
Theory oil me move ana "' ''--- ' '
ors'aa. ana ''s'F Instructive ''''.'' '-
book, leading 'ae reader TO discern anu 'PP'''''' ,
nicer and inner shades oil ,'e game NO man Cd" p'
Drafts even re-Pe'1oF without 'A "'
some standard "o'A On 'l' '-'..,- 1- -'.'y-'','
''- -'''7-'-- .,.L....--. 49, --..
to one who SHOWS 'l' ''o'' anu 'l' ',.
VINO never 'o's " ,,'''. '' ''>--
oil P.-l-'m WIN A''.''
books OF Drafts -Ne '''Ns '' -' ''-' ''.'' '''
body the ideas aai researches oil those VINO nave gone
before u.s. ana w, ''''' '',' '..''e''' VI ''-'
I'e- .-l -, ,..,-
sl-l.e- -' '.'.S 7
enable Dim 90 MASTER zoe science OF p'"'7 any more
than tle science of Matheaatcs or OF Chemistry We
therefore recommend Mr.. Spay,hs book to all those
who desire 90 improve t-e.r knowledge of this peisi'e
and innocent game 10 the game be worth playing al
aU 70 is worth PLAYING weu Good play occupies no
more time tbau bad and affords far more pleasure to the
rlaver. Moreover. when played iu,eigenty, Drafts
is a game of beautiful combinations and affords fire
exercise for the intellectual powers. Drafts books are
extremely scarce and difficult TO be obtained With the
,ttor or frro small dbl b'icgfiOvs for berurt rs Nj
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-01

The census o. T. s as taken by the Assessors 10 1852
rrs .,, been Published The complete returns from al
re .oeaue. except six slv CPS voters, 400 color
al os-.o1s and a TO o pcruailn Of 6ee51 This falls
con abs hot Of Le ralo Es4rirei oy the Confer
Bill and f X sl- b. adm l,,d iaio the U-ion as a
ate al the PRE- n seson Of Cong es', under the
Wyan iotte Co.'s tuition te Elglsa BA Nui e.'1s'
have 70 be reps lsd dsgassd by direct VOCATION o.
its provisions.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-01
Hide, Oil and Leather Store.

D. KIRKPATRICK SONS No. 81, s. Third Street. be''''
Market AMI Chestnut Streets Philadelphia have for sale DRY '
sALTED SPANISH HIDES Dry and Green Sailed Patna Hs TAI
ners OIL Tanners and Curriers' Tools the lowest prices an
upon the best terms.
IAN kinds Of Leather In the rough wanted, Tor Eh v"
highest market price will be given In cash, taken sn
for Hides Leather stored free Of charge and sold on eon1
f1i-dsn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-01

w-Notice 10 Physicians and the PubIic.-ill
COCKS POROUS PJAsTERs-TEsTIMOEIAL- T. ALLCOcE
CO., Nc 29i Canal St. New York 26th Nov J9-Gentnea
lately dseyerely from weakness my back oesand
by suddenly overexerng myself Having heard your Rli
much commended for OF this kind procured AMI as
result all that could desire single Plaster cured ne
week Yours respectfully,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-01
DIR. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.
from Mr. Norborna Nortou NJ the Examiner

NINUINIA
Certificate; from Mr. Norborne Norton, Of the Examiner Office,
Richmond
RICHMOND Va, Feb. %, 1850.
Messrs W FowtE Co, Boston: GeRtlemenI with plea
testify great merit Of your invaluable lung medicine,
highly valued by many Of esteemed citizens who have tested
It's virtues by trial
Of this Basam three years since for 80
and distressing cough. which baed the SKIN OF physeass,
and 10 my JOY experienced such gratifying relief induce
persevere always krept by and hudi 90
uuang effects No medicine that have used 6as
given such speedy relief Yours truly
NORB6RYE NORTON
~ CAUTION % Purc1dsers-The only genuine Wi,drs EIi
sun ,--fv signature OF BUTTS" and the printed
propdeors wrapper all other is vile and
lrhless.
e Prepared BY SETH W. FOwLE co, Boston, and.ior
sale at wholesale retail BY ADIE GRAY, PURCELL LADD
Co, W PETERSON. J ?. DAyAL, Richmond and by all drug
gsts and dealers In dicines in city and country.
fe2S-dkwlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-01
Yours truly
NORROENE NORTON.

regretted that while in tie enj yment OF health,
so little attention paid by many the preservation Of SO aes
Unable blessing Luxurious living, habits Of Incidence, e=po
sure 10 changes Of temperature and neglect Of the pre-
monory symptoms OF disease the precursors Of ts
aladles Taken upon the first indication OF attack II
thing will relieve the sufferer purify the blood vigorous
circulation and thoroughly renOvate the system Sands ar
saparills.
s..--sol1 nv DRUGGISTS everywhere fe2s-diu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-01

The Directors Of the Clay Statue Association viii
meet this afternoon, at o'clock at the Office OF Nessrs
Goddiu 4 Appers0u.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-01
J. G.. BRIGGS.
Proprietor of the Brandreth House, New York

Proprietor Of the Brandre;h House. New York
There nothing equal in the Of Plaster 70 the P'rs
Plaster Of Mr. ALLcoCK Everything pleasant about eT
They tae Plaster Of the day. and fit type Of Pres'aa
vancemen in science and art In Asthma Cough Kidney Ae
ons and local deepseated palms. they afford permanent reid
and for weak backs pains the side ches md sps,mos %
generally they unsurpassed for the benefits they i
Physicians should examine this article which universally ~
proved where known Price rs cents each Principal Oes ~
Canal Street. New York Sold by all respectable dealers ned
G rhf-dkum
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MARRIED,
fe2s-diw

On the 18Th ofFeb-uary $780, by the Rev I. Clark Mr. BUR-
WELL BAssETT DICKINSON and Miss oFERIA FRANCks IEA-
MANI al ofHAaoYer county Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-01
FAUorIER COUNTY

To the Editor of the Wig:
Please state in the Wig that Thos Fisher and John
f. Scruggs were appointed by the late Opposition Con
ventOn electors for Fauquier County NJ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-01

ELSsrs o. bsiasss n5fbs drssss q ts Aaif'r Of re
Ete
Ags ,,r % A5t siiss or tss pdp6r H 20. Dc Pu5A-
Al TzEnr soS iory ssia5ing osgsf 6s bnOtca 90 az
snd ,rV % no css Pc p1rtat FROM obituary notices ssossa
bsg s'-ls irss are charged Ior as adrsrhsemen's
~ We o1nn's undertake % return rejected COMMUNICATIONS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-01
49, SPECIAL NOTICE
RICHMOND, March LIST, 1sG.

RICHMOND, March LIST, lsG0.
WE manufacturing BOOTS and SHOES extensively
w than heretofore Our friends customers and the public
orally rely upon getting the best in Inc In the
Boots and Shoes Import materials and have
In employment the best wokmen that this country pro
duce We also hand large Of Boots Shoes
Trunks Carpet Bags and vases Of all qualities prices
all Of which will be sold low. either Wholesale retail
ALIEN HILL CO., No. l2T Main st.,
Richmond Va.
p. S-Boo and Shoes madeo order for Ladies' Gentlemen
Boys Misses heretofore and all orders will promptly
tended 10 by mil ALEX. HILL 4 co
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SPECEAL NOTICE

a2|@SPECEAL NOrBCE.-Partcuar a
49, enton requested the sale this afternoon
o'clock Ot valuable real estate Cary between 18th aud
5thstree and fully described in advers In this paper
signed bye A. Myers Trustee II should he borne nina that
this Is the only property In that whole vicinity which now,
likely be- in the market and that IN point # situation and size
Il not surpassed by any the city for business purposes.
malt A. WILLIAMS, Auct.
-, SPECIAL NOTECE.-75 cents 10
d. 81 % will buy Of Grahams small stencils for
mirug clothing with ISDELBlE TX Call and examine spec
mems or YOU live in the country send for sample, enclosing
stamp Also, every variety Of hr nds made TO order.
A. T. GRAHAM Rrand Cutter,
fe2f Cor 18th and Cary under Tobacco Exchange.
II. y. VI. STEAMSHIP ROANOKE z.e-Es
u FOR NEW YORK-The ROANuKE Cant Couch ,.Islsas,s.
viii leave here at o'clock, p. NJ FRIDAY, the % March
Pa sengers requested 10 be on hoard Ia due time
Tickets and bers secured Office board the ship.
Passage to New York. meals and included during the
Fall Winter $40
Storage passsge45
Passage TO Norfolk same as by the River Boats.
Freight received Friday the hour Of o'clock H. unless
a suliciency be received prior to that hour.
COusguees send for their goods Friday
Freight for Boston will be forwarded directly moderate
rates Of freight and with the greatest dispatch
fe29-2t LUDLAM & WATSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-01

The Texas Legislature adjourned on the 18th inst,
without az iOH on the South Carolina resolutions.
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JOHN DUNCAN d sONs'

IN. mOFPAT,s VEG ETABLE LEE ,s.isd.
~ and Phoenix Bitters have eesn O.ia fsiusns
heartburn and head ache eostISeness darha s,ss sPs
kinds rheuua,m. gOu gravel worms ,ear va, and ntSsns
irresuarty and ali arrangement Of the female Tor
various other diseases which the human M Ss
sale BY the proprietor, DR. W: b. hofIAI, s,atry.
York and bf Druggists generally al over no ssiaisu
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GENTS FURNIsMING GooDs.-DARRAcorr.

ENIS - r. hNlshiNS SooDS.IDAkHACoII,
Gents Furnishing goods consisting Of Shirts Drawers Col
lars Cravais, ha Hose, Tie Scars Gloves suspenders and in
fact everything suitable for Gentlemens We would
tcuary call the attention Of all want that celebrated SHIRT
Golden Hin Factory noted the it,
We would Invite those want
Of aly of the above goods to call early US.
DARRAOOrT. HARRIS co,
Successors TO Merchant, Weisger Co.,
mi No Ma