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Tribute of Respect.

At called meeting of Randolph Lodge, No..71, of Free and Accepted Masons, held Tn their Hall at Pocahontas the night of March 18th, 1860, the following preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
 WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty Ruler ot the Universe to remove from our midst by the hand of death, our worthy, much beloved and highly respected brother, DANIEL HANAUER; and
 WHEREAS, The deceased was, as a Mason, trusty and true, and as a neighbor kind and generous. lived in the faithful discharge of hls duties as mason, and was wanting Tn none of the characteristics of an upright, worthy citizen.-Therefore be it
 Resolved, That in the death of brother Hanauer, this Lodge, as well as the com munity in which he lived, and to which he furnished repeated and indubitable evidences of his kindness and generosity, have both sustained an irreparable loss.
 Rssolred, That while the death of our brother forcibly reminds us of the uncer- tainty oflife and the vanity of all human pursuits, 1t should beget in us an unhinch- ing resolution to follow his example and emulate his virtues
 .ResolOed That we tender to his bereav- ed mother and brothers our heartfelt sym pathy and sincere condoence in this, their hour of sore of1liction.
 Resolved, That in token of our respect for our departed brothers memory, that the members of this Lodge wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days, and this Lodge be draped in mourning for the same length of time.
 Resolved, That copies oftheseresolutions be forwarded by the Secretary to the moth CT and brothers of the deceased, and also to the "4Aduertiser and Herold' for publica- tion, and that the True Democrot and Ar- kansas Baptist, of Little Rock, and all pa pers in Cincinnati, Ohio, friendly to the cause of masonry, be requested to copy the same.
 Resoloed, That these resolutions be spread upon the records of the Lodge
 E. LIT'TELL URMSTON,
 Secretary.
 Pocahontas, March 23, 1860.
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Greene County Democratic Convention

On Friday, March 9th, 1860, a respecta- ble number of the democrats of Greene county having assembled at the court house in Gainesville for the purpose Gin pursuance of previous notice) of appointing delegates to attend the State convention to be held at Little Rock, April 2d, 1860; on motion of A. Forbes, esq, R. w. McWhortcr was called to the chair, and on motion of Dr. J. F. Davies, J. B. Williamson was ap- pointed secretary.
 The convention was opened by a short address from Col. A. Forbes in reference to the propriety of also expressing an opinion as to the most fitting candidate for the con gressional nomination in the lst congress sional district, and after somewhat lengthy debate, in which Col. Forbes, Dr. Davies and others participated, it was
 Resoleed, That no expression of opinion be made by the present convention, but that convention be held at Gainesville on March 21th, 1860, to ap. point and delegates the Dover convention.
 On motion of Dr. J. F. Davies, J. w. Rogers, Dr. Wesley Wall and J. B. Will Hanson were sppointeda committee to draft suitable resolutions and report to the con vention; whereupon, said committee retired
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N EW ADVERTISEME E N TS.
PROSPECTUS
 FOR THE Tri-weekly True Democrat.

THE publishers of the TRUE DEMOCRAT nropose to issue ri,ceekfy edition of their paper, in add ton to the weekly, and commence it's publication about the first day of June next or sooner, if 1000 subscribers be obtained
 The great battle of the age is to be fought in November next, and it is necessary that every man in the community should be kept informed of the movements of the enemy. The very existence of the South is at stake and it becomes every South ron to be up and doing. Intending to be firm and decided, yet calm and prudent, it will be our aim to defend the rights of the South without bluster or bravado. The times demand increased activity on the part of democrats, and that full and speedy information should be spread before the public. This is the first enterprise of the kind in the State is demanded by the exgencies of the times, and we confidently look to the Democracy for its support.
 Terms.-Fire dollars year For the campaign, say until August 18th, one dollar, or till Nov. l5th t,co dollars Payment expected on the issue of the first number. The size otxhe tri-weekly will be % by 3S inches. containing 2S columns.
 March 3Oth IS60
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Little Rock. March 3l, lsI

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 COUNTY OF HAMPSTEAD.
 In the Hampstead Circuit Court on the Chan cerv side thereof, December term, A. D. 1859. William II. Turner and
 Martha II. Turnerhis
 WIG o0"q"''''N'''' Billfor partition and divi- Warren P. McElroy sion oi Real Estate James McElroy and
 others Deteadants.
 DY Virtue of the order and decree of the ID Circuit Court, in and for the county of Hemp stead in the State of Arkansas, i'll chancery sitting made ill the above entitled cause, we will expose to public sale on the 18th day of May, in the year A. D. 1860 Git being the first day of the Hampstead Circuit Court at the court house door in the town of Washington, in the county of Hemp stead, in the State of Arkansas, between the hours for judicial sales the real estate mentioned speci fled and described in said decree, towit:
 The northwest quarter and the south half of sec ton thirtv four and the south quarter of sec tion thirty five, in township eleven south, of range twenty west; ;.the north half and the south west quarter and the east half of the south least quarter of section three, and the west half of the north east quarter and the north east quarter of the north west quarter of section ten, in township twelve south, of range twenty west; contain ing together 326 24-l00 acres more or less lying and being in the county of Hampstead, in the State of Arkansas. This tract of land is regarded as one of Superior Black Land, about five or six hundred acres of open land, with gin house, dwelling house, negro cabins and other necessary buildings The same will be sold on credit of twelve months with ten per cent interest from date until paid bond with two securities will be required for the payment of the purchase money.
 MATHEW V. CHEATHAM,
 GRANVILLE K. CHEATHAM,
 k. M. WILSON,
 Commissioners March 3l, 1860. 2w Cost of adv. SC 30.
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S25 REWARD.

STOLEN from my house. near A-~,v, AD Benton, Saline county, on the nigh = 2A. of the 29th of February last, bright sore. A.y, four years old, star in her forehead, with c. .l- ming down to her nose, has a on her righ: Nn- der jaw.
 1 will give the above reward for the delivery of my mare or ten dollars for niorTnatun 20 l ean get her, and pay iberally in addition for she arr-'en- sion of the thief JOHN T. AtiI.
 March 3l l860 3t
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Received per Steamer Ouapay.

HecelVed per SteanIef Vu-IIlNI Q HHDS prime Sugar; L 10 bag Rio Coffee;
 l terce Rice;
 l barrel Pulverised Sugar; 4 '' Moasses; s half brls Molasses; doz. assorted Pickles, mixed; l case Sardines
 boxes Pie Fruit; Vermicei; Maccaroni; l box Imperial Tea: New Hyson Tea; Back Tea. And for sale cheap for CASH by March q SARASIN & KRAMER.
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BRECKENRIDGE AND SEYMoUR.-Tt is re. ported that the democratic congressman have had their heads together on the sub. iect of President and President, and have agreed to press John c. Breckinridoe of Kentucky, and Horatio Seymour of New York, into service.
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A UEMUC KA I.

ARREST OF RUNAwAY NEGRO IN CmcA- Go.-Over a year ago, Mr. Jas. Maggett, a wealthy planter of St. Francis county, Ark, lost likely boy, who disappeared very mysteriously. It was supposed that he had been assisted in getting away, and MT. Maggett offered reward of S20O for his apprehension, which was published in the Avalanche for some time
 The advertisement fell under the eye of a man who makes 1t his business to catch runaways, and who, happening to be in Chicago few weeks since, discovered the negro. By system of adroit plans he succeeded in turing the boy, first to Cairo and then to St. Louis, where he had him put in jail. He then came to this city and took passage on the ". Y. Langley for Mr. Maggett's plantation, who was duly informed of the apprehension of his negro. Mr. Maggett immediately set out for st.. Louis to reclaim his property, and was a passenger on the i. 7. Lucy which passed up yesterday. We understand that the adroit negro-catcher has been indicted for kidnapping, but presume that he is through with his business in that region for some time b cOme.- --1galonche.
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s Q u l $ bury s c h o ol s.
 BATES VILLE, ARK.
 FEMALE DEpA F T M EN T

FEMALE DEPART N ENT. pEV. S. R. 'TRAWICK, PRESIDENT and Teacher of Latin, Greek, Moral and Mental Sciences
 MRS. ANNA c. HENDREN, Teacher of English Literature, Natural Sciences, German and French Languages.
 Mss LOU HULSEY, Teacher in English and Primary Branches.
 MRS. BETTE V. TRAWICK. Teacher of Music on Piano, Painting and other Ornamentals
 MALE DEPARTMENT.
 J. R. PAGE AND W. J. POW ELL,
 ASSOCIATE PRINCIPALS, and Teachers in the Primary, Academic and Col legiate Departments. Special attention given to prepare young men for the usual vacations of life if desired. Practical Surveying, Engineering, Book -Keepins and Lectures on the Natural Scen- ces.
 These schools are now in fine progress, conduct ed in separate buildings some distance apart. A large number of students get boarding in the best families. All students are required to attend Sabbath School and Church on Sunday. All charges low. It is desirable that one half be paid in advance, and the remainder at the close of the session.
 For further particulars, address the President or Principals. March 3l, 1860. 3t
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\ IL persons owing me previous to the 1st \ of J,,n'y, 1860, are requested to come forward and pay mp without delay. am bound to have money, and hope shall not be compelled to en- large your accounts by putting you to cost.
 GEO. $. MORRISON. IittIn Rock March 3l. 1860.
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Champa gn0

VOU can buy at the New Store Cham l. pagne and Wine Glasses, Truo ars, CIs.arl Cups and Preserve Stands of all kind.
 March 3l BEEBE X PARISH.
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SUNDRIES

VUST received per steamers Sky Lark eb and Bracelet direct from St. Louis and Louis- vile, the following articles, to-wit:
 100 brls Flour
 9 " Mess Pork;
 45 " Prime Beef;
 5 casks Clear Sides and Hams;
 3 " Canvassed Hams;
 % boxes Cigars, etra brand;
 50 brls White Whisky;
 9 half brs do do;
 2 boxes fine No Washita Oil Stone; 2 {" , '' |" 4" , " And for sale bv JOHN COLLINS
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quest to publish the same, and the convention ad- journed sine die.
 Democratic papers of Little Rock are re- quested to copy. H. REED, Chairman.
 CIV. LAWS, Secretary.
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the State Rights Democrat, Note Book and Southern Shield at Helena, for publication. (SIGNED,)
 JAMES BLACKBURN.
 Chairman of Com. On motion the meeting adjourned. EARL c. -BRONAUGH, CA'n. R. E. JOHNSON, Sec'y.
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RUNAWAY SLAVE.

WAS committed to the jail of Con- as, w way county, Arkansas, on 22d day of }Ss March, A. D. 1860, by the sheriff of Perry -A. county, (there being no Jail ill Perry county) one runaway negro who call his name SCOTT-says he belongs to Lee Thompson below Little Rock, will weigh about IT. 5pounds, about feet 10 inches high dark color, very quick spoken, had on when committed an old white wool hat, old hard times coat, old brogan shoes
 The owner of said slave is hereby requested to come forward, prove property and pay charges and take him away or he will be dealt with according to law.
 R. l.. CARGILE, Sheriff,
 By W. F. MONTGOMERY, Jailer. March 31, 1860. 6m. Cost of adv S26 or Sl per week.
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
FURNISHED BY GEO. s. MORRISON.

1850. Arrivals. March 20.-Dan Miller, Ft. Smith. " 20.-S H. Tucker, Memphis. q 22.-Kate May. Ft. Smith. 22.-Delta, Ft. Smith. 24-Leon, Ft. Smith. " 26.-Red Wing, Memphis. |" 26.-Lake City, Van Buren. !" 26.-South Bend, Memphis.
 Departures. March 21.-Dan Miller, Ft. Smith. " 22.-S. H. Tucker, Memphis. :" 22.-Kate May, Cincinnati. 24-Lady Walton, Memphis. 26.-Red Wing, Memphis. 28.-Lake City, Memphis. 30.-Dan Miller, Memphis.
 She by, Ft. Smith.
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Head Quarters, 13th Regt. Arks. MiltiG, }
 LITTLE ROCK, March 23d, 1860. {

 LITTLE ROCK, March 23d, 1860. [Order No. G.. THE members of the different companios I composing the 18th Regiment of Arkansas Militia, are hereby notified that on Saturday the 14th day of April, 1860, there will ae elections held for commissioned officers J. such companies, at the places respectively named luiow, to-wit:
 For Company A., at the Market Hcuse in sls city of Little Rock.
 For Company B., at Robins Hall in tha city of Little Rock.
 For Company C., at the County Court Room ia the city of Little Rock.
 For Company D., at the voting precincts R MaumelIe, Owen and Pyatt townships. For Company E at the voting precincts Tn Plant, Duncan and Bayou Metre townssps
 For Company F., at the voting precincts n Gray, Mineral and Ashley townships.
 For Company G.. at the voting precincts is Campbell and Eagle townships For Company H. at the voting precincts n Fonrche and Union townships. When and where they will attend an csa. th@r votes for officers of their respective con .l .r, s' the udpes of such elections will iuu- a. '.s.F here after report the result thereof at Head lgar-s-s Rv order of the Colonel Commandant:
 ROBERT C. NEW TON, Adtsdm March 2i, 1850.
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BACON. BACON.
NOTICE, NOTICE.

tOOO POUNDS Hams, Sides and lfOOO Shoulders. For salelow for cash by
 March 3l GEO. $. MORRISON.
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NOTICE.

WAS committed to the jail in Con- sa~ W way county, Arkansas on the 10th dayfx of March, 1860, runaway slave named~A-&- WILLIAM or BILL, about , feet and inches high, of copper color, and has cn his left cheek said negro is about 27 years old, and says he belongs to William Williams, of Jefferson county. The owner of said negro is requested to come forward, prove property pay charges and take him away or he will be dealt with as the law directs
 R. L. CARGiLE, Sheriff,
 By WM. r. MONTGOMERY, Jai;er. March 3l, lo60. 6m Cost of adv. S!5 Or sl
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T. D. W. YONLEY,
Attorney at Law and General Real Estate
 Agent,

1AIIOiAcy oI hSW duu SFcuSAd ell ASc4 1SlalU
 Agent,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, WILL practice in the Courts of the Fifth w Judicial Circuit, and do a general Real Estate business. March 24. ls60. ly Head quarters Of 13h Regt. of ArkS. Militia,l
 LITTLE ROCK, March 23d, 1860. ] [Order No. 5.
 VNHE Colonel announces the following eppor- \ tionment of the militia composing the 18th Regiment, (other than members of legal volunteer companies,) to-wit: Compeny A. shall consist of the militia of the city of Little Rock, east of East Main street; | Company B. shall consist of the militia of the | city of Little Rock, west of East Main street; | Company C. shall consist of the militia of Big Rock Township outside the limits of the city of | Little Rock;
 Company D. shall consist of the militia of Mau- mele, Owen and Pyatt Townships; Company E. shall consist of the militia of Plant, Duncan and Bayou Metre Townships Company F. shall consist of the militia of Gray, Mineral and Ashley Townships
 Company c. shall consist of the militia of Camp bell and Eagle Townships;
 Company II. shall consist of the militia of Fourche and Union Townships;
 And the members of the Regiment are hereby ordered to observe such apportonment in voting for company officers, and performing military duty. By order of the Colonel Commandant:
 ROBERT C. NEWTON, AdjuGnt
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Ne gro Woman for Sale.

I Avoot0 W O11I1<II 111 N5I1O' l c HE is a good house woman, cooks, 2 1 , washes and irons well. Enquire at this l.
 office March 3I lS60 t ". -
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

THE STAMP ACT--Overboard with X all Tea, except that bought of the New Firm. March 3l BEEBE & PARISH.
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CUHIWlSSEgNtTS. March 3l, 1860. 2w Cost of adv. SC 50.
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Obituary.

Pocahontas, March 23, 1860.
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Aver, Aaue Cuve.

For Tho speety Inten tent FeEe FCyer and AEne
Renit;Gef Fever Chill Fever, inb Ague, Pefialeal Head
anhp OF and Bilious FeVess indeed for
whole class di5aLes ugiaS t in hillary caused
Nv the Malaria o MtastpH countries.
enabled here the ulintn ~ lealcdF which,
while M uboVe pltns wIh tH9tt is still
frctly qltn Sch remedy J. nvaiuab
In Districts Gha log disorders This tutt
extes lie poison Of Fever aud Ague Um The
tenn The dere OF the tigae ftaken
the approach Of ptenonory symptoms II Is not only
III remedy yet III covered for his class e cemRli
but also cheap he large atniy SIMPLY dol
lar Ii within the reach II veyhta nd IN bilious dis
tide Fever and prevails stndy should have
ii ffe ~ both for and eeton great supe
rloy Of this enety any Other eYe discovered for The
speed of Intern items Is that cnnla ms
unue mineral seauently produces No ain'm OF other
Injurious upon The constl nm Those cured
b Ii arg eta- healthy H. fihay hai never had he disease
and Agne istot alone the cnnseqnee ot The infnac
poison great variety OF disorders ISIS from lts irritation
Blndiass Toonehe sattehe, Ga atih Ashn,, Palpaten
Painful Affection lbs plee Mysteries T in in the Rwels
Cole Paiysi Derapgenet of the stomach all Of which,
when originating Id. ca,e put the Intermittent type
become periodical This CuRE' oxres The poison from the
booi eoHeqHen y Them all alike 1t is an nyal
unble protection inning and pc traNefi tesi-
orarly fedng in naaltous di tricts ii lnken occasionally
oy daiy ex ht Infection that will be eNcreied
from system, mlae in sufficient ltiy 10
Hence vHinhhe proec-
sion than and few will suffer from lnterments II
they avail the this remedy Affords
Prepared Gr.t, G AVER & CO, Lowell, VI tss.
Sold bv John WRIGHT 4 co Ms. 2l and l5l Gbartres
atreet New leans by all Drnggs Ii I'm
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- OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL-This delightful
M Watering Place Is now being thoroughly renovated and
Gncwly furnished and will be open for the reception
ilors the 10th of june next Every effort will be made
render visitors comfortable and to make their pleasant
There IL better place than Ocean Springs yachting
failing bathing The abe will be furnished with everything
that be found In the New Orleans Market together with
Fish, aame Oysters with which the Lake and surrounding
country abound For the o guests there Is Ten
Pin Alley, Pistol Gallery, Billiard Tables The Saloon
viii be supplied with The choicest Liquors. Wines Cigars.
Band Of Music will be in attendance during the
Buggies and saddle Horses be hired the Hotel Also
SailDoats for Fishing and Pleasure Excursions.
The Bathing facilities be exeelied place
the fage. The Mineral Springs celebrated for their curative
In excellent condition. and in etoss proximity the
Hotel Ocean Springs having visited BY epdemics
is decidedly the healthest well the beautiful location
on the Gulf shore.
my2s I'm COOK & HoYT Propfetors. 4
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OPENED FEBRUARY 1867.

r.
This magnificent establishment, in successful operation,
universally conceded 10 be in MI respects, The
Most Complete HotuI An the World,
and will be conducted upon scale Ut beaty in MI It's epart-
which fail make the popular hendqnRrers
for pleasure tourists from the South and West during the emily
Summer and lhe Autumn. Accommodations offered for
nearly 01p guests fitted and furnished with every modern inn
which experience could suggest for comfort and
yenehce while vertical railway is be introduced convey
by conmodiotts TO The foors. thus
securing the mir and of the higher without the
fatigue Of ascending stairs.
Another novel impro spnent has been effected by which
powerful auwhee Operated by steal forces Of
through The public aud Corridors cooling and yHn
lating tho house in a superio
The Interior arrangements and furnishing have been COM
peed under The personal supervisors Of Paan Stevens The
Lessee under whose the weknown of the
Revere House House In Boston, The Battle House
and Point Gleas Hotel in Moble Ala and the Fifth Avenie
York established and efforts
pense VIII be ed render the Continental the attract
i've Travellers, Home in The Union
nv ID l2peW2 j. r. STEVENS Il CO. Proprieters.
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FOR RENT---FOR RENT. n
A CARD.
"A: GARD.

q. o71 W " =. IN N n
DR.. sAMUEL REYNOLDS the unryaled CANCER poG-
TOR who Tor nany years, has been ocaed Grare street,
vicinity of he Charles i4tel removed his office
No. ~ BAEoNNE sTREEr, between omaten Canal op
pesie the Tar Landing. where he prepared
MI diseases which he processes cre. viz in their
woFst FORM SCALP HEAD WHITE sYELIISGs and I'll
GERS, Of every description.
Specimens uleetons Tunors, extracted from patients
be Dr. Reynolds Office and references 10 of
prominent standing in this and other States of The Union who
successfully resied by Dr. Reynolds will given
all who have any donbts Of the efficacy of his remedies.
He challenges the faculty of the United Of
Eurorc excel his"uses my2s I'm
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ADJUSTMENTS
; SUMMER RESORTS.
- Cs,{,PEn,S WELLS,
,E5i IT sns iH1ii sTY Mrsslss1prr

EE.i HtsDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI,
lH Eleven HouFs Travel from New 6rieat Ma Jsekson
Railroad
The undersigned have ~ purchased This pp+lsr place
refttilg make equal any or the Northern watering
places comfortable horne for Dyalids and desirable
place enjoyment and recreation for the healthy has
Its ] in this country.
The superior medicinal qualities Of the water the eligible
uaton Of the hose and rounds with and
fine roads, being shorI distance from Raymond Clinton
vorable for the pleasure seeking community Of the 5ouh
Arrangements have been made In New Orleans for daily
piles from that ke in The q fish and choice
which, together with The productions of the surrounding
try, will enable 70 keep superior table.
Our Wines and Bar Stores Of The ,ties all being
of choice selections Connected with ths HoIe Billiard.
Bowling and Pistol Galleries. all under direction Of competent
ana experienced men for esch department.
Good stable Accommodations provided for all who wish
keep their carriages and horses
fine Band CT Music In attendance, he
the afternoon anc for dancing In the evening.
Our Hotel will be open for the reception Of visitors Mon
day, June g.
AG.and Opening Ball viii be given Monday june II.
! HENRI
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-, HYGEIA HoTEL, a-as
$i;;j OLD Point Comfort. Va, March /, 1860 sTSs
~ MoNTGoMERY 1vHITE SULPHUR N.

tran, NIUNTa1t5NFRF WHITE aUI4flIUFE s5f9
fsFa PRINGS tho Virginia aud Tennessee Rail sSYss
I Montgomery county. Virginia, will be t.ptn ss
for reeetan o. visitors fbe 18TH day Of May The
pacity Recommending has en- Increased py the addition OF
plesant The uiiugs have all been
ed and whewsshed and he doing has much
thorough and tho ndd tion of Hair
Passengers teach this pace without Stage Tavei
those wla sire 80 10 he Salt Sulphur. ti,ren
hers they b and hen proceed y aessrs Eiek
Pevtans line OF superior F0nr H0 uaches. which
dairy, reaching The Sa Pond dinner, the Sal Sui
pur lg mitesl md The Gree hrie, WHITE Sui snur
Springs each 81 miles, dinner travel
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Rig Taanel Station
mVo I'm R,tlT. II NGSRY Prnnse.ar.