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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-11
LADIES or VIRGINIA

Encourage the South; and now, if ever, or now or
never ere it be TOO late show the North Of what ma
eria you are made Stir up your Virginia pride-your
energy vour genius You have conception what you
can accomplish till You try. Hold neghborhood meet
ues 40 private houses sO avoid osteuaton) and re-
solve that YOU will under circumstances buy or wear
a dimes worth of any article coming from Northern
house sick big pin hare. Then put your heads to-
gether TO provide for the future and my word for IT,
within months YOU will have astonshed yourselves,
and accomplished more, by an buudrcdfol, than you
ever dreamed Of You can If YOU will change the sta
us of Virginia from dependence TO independence, and
prepare her for d glorious future.
Remember meantime, that there is not one solitary
essential Of @ comfort which is not or cannot ne raised
I'M the South. What need YOU, them and the ladies OF
the remaining Southern States but improve the talent
committed to your by gracious Providence? Neg
lcct this, and even that will be taken from you and
them and given to others. Set this do0 ,oord
1fproDhscV'
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LANES q. KOSHER.

INSURANCE AGENT.
office Eit side Of 1l Street. Second door NORTH oe Corner Of
Main and III.
EPREsENTs the following well established and reliable
III panes:
Arctic Co.. OF the City York. capital
=
Homboldl Fire Co.. Of .he City Of New York. capt
Irving Fire Insurance Co. Of " " capital s2OOOUO with large
surplus
PhGnx Fire In Co.. Of Brooklyn Capital and surplus s29 900
Policies Issued Buildings Furniture Manufactures Merchan
dze Personal Property generally against damage
the favorable Losses promptly adjusted and
puncuay settled the security offered by the above companies
insured the ample guarantee aad the full that all
entered A,o by Them, viii be fulfilled In the salts
factory TIE long experience Of the subscriber In these
mtte will facilitate and protect to the best Of his Abilities the
Of all who may be disposed patronze bis eorts Coun
risks Inland navigation risks Vessels and their IN
port insUsed n the reasonable terms. oct6-
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new YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
En.sSsnI - 600 600
"pENEFITs OF LIFE INsURANCE.n

GDENEFIrS OF LIFE INSURANCE.o
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY EIGHT THOUSAND NINE Hun
DRIED DOLLARS
(SI4S,000)
EAve been paid by the MUTCAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY for losses by DEATH under ~ policies Issued at the
Richmond Academy and & 900 will be paid in few days
account Of recent deaths.
Hundreds in Richmond who have families friends dependent
their lives for support could with small portion Of their
policy for thousand dollars to be paid
at their death.
The Of Life Insurance In the MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY
(by In dividends cent made low that
aim any person insure for amount
Premium NAV be paid annually semi annually, quarterly
Agency No q Pearl Street
KNOWLES 4 WALFORD
n B-We insure SLAVES In the ALBEMARLE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF Charlottesville for years. the most
favorable terms We have paid several thousand dollars for this
Slaves insured with them and always
promptly. de5 KNOWLES WALFORD
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SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.

SAVING AND TURNING
JNHE Oldest Establishment Richmond where nav be be h,d
Il the above articles IN psftctiOn shortest notice
Being confident Of giving ent.e satisfaction the so
cts heretofore, the public patronage recently added
cabinet and carpenters Turning his business public can
have their work cltOut diJ pOnt1snt delay
se21-n MILES AMBLER Mayo street.
A DAMS PURE MOUNTAIN RYE Whisky
n Having made with Mr. Jas Adams Of Rock
bridge manufacturer OF the Justly eelebra ed Adams whisky by
which become his sole agents viii In
y hand good supply 70 which would Of
buyers. at JOHNSON, YOUNGER 0TEY's,
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DLOWs FOR FALLOWING---
1863. NOW READY FOR THE FALL TRADE. 1853,
GEORGE STARRETT.

(BELyIN's ROW, GOVERNOR ST.
OFFERS 70 bis customers assortment unrivaIed by -
" that Of any preceding year. Our facilities doing hdd
work In and upon dwellings stores factories churches I'D
cannot be e1celed. Repairngpieces for sold -
years past for sale.
Barstow's Spiral Furnace, for brick; sizes
Richmond Portable Furnace sizes
Hedenburgs Patent Heater; sizes
Fireplace Chimney formerly as Ia Trobel
Brilliant Gas Burner "a fuel saver; 3 sizes
Factory Coal Burner warranted 10 stand fre sizes
American Cooking Range, for brick; sizes
American Cooking Range, rotary top; sizes
Bay State Cooking Range (Pertable: 8 sizes
Helpmeet Cooking StOvea article made for nv own
trade with hot"ser Reservoir Tin Roas,e boiler holes
large 0ven-"slmple strong and complete"
In addition TO the above hy varieties and sizes sud IN
the varied wants Of the people.
Country dealers buying here Stoves Tin Ware Puups Pima
&c, at Northern prices, freight. ~
Early orders will receive immediate attention Those ceuns
later will be promptly filed In their ordeT and fast work
ne vel done. su0.
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RICHMOND WHIG.
Iron THE WIG

FOR THE WillG
To THE LADIES OF THE VIRGINIA CLOTH PAR
TY" IN RICHMOND-TO THE LADIES OF ALBE-
MAkLE: AND TO THE LADIES AND GENTLE
MIN pE VIRGINIA GENERALLY
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C,nRnInArEn MKOIGMr IMON AND

/ 4 ID X * I q 1 I = ~ ~ hAAON NM
< WINE RAILING Secured by Letters Patent Admirably
t4tted g Public Grouui i Cemeteries, ktlcouys, Cot
ttrr, Sc Sheep aud OK Hurdle, Patent Wire Satkng Bead
.te with variety Folding Iron Betstelds and Iron
F-r- Patent Wire Coal Screens. ore sand and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting Mosquito sheep Poultry and other
purposes Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great va
NJ WALKER SONS Manufacturers
No 555Ntrket n T. corner sixth street, Philadelphia.
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VVouE WADE SFIOES.-I have constantly on hand Of
i nv own manufacture, the following kinds %
Boots and Shoes:
For Ladies':
Galter Boots with aud without heels
Morocco Lace Boots, with "
Goat SKIN "
For Gentlemen:
Fins urezs Boots
stout Boots single and double SOies
Oxford les .ut Brogsns.
For MISSES and Children;
Goat and Morocco Boots, with and without heels.
For Boys:
Rr0Fans and oxford Ties.
For servant women:
stout Goat and Kip Lace Boots
For servant Men:
Rrogues and Brogans
-,s,f--.Itrj kiuis JNO O. PAGE JR.
90 Main Street,
cror . doors above 7. K PRICE CO
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WV. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing Mandatory,
ESTABLISHED N 1850.
III = II NTnRTn " a


II Is generally known that established my Clothing
Mandatory iu ts city Tan YEARS Ago, and have cons ant
continued and make large portion OF INV
stock Richmond hundreds OF my customers viii TESTIFY to
orders for work In large or sfna quahus
heretofore and viii furnish them just as To-" as
OBJ can b- had ot Northern houses and equal IN SD anu ma
tsriaL o..
Being al man at my Business n0t having climbed in at
che ViutJE others shouders) Halter myself ta can
give much and good an article iJr the price As any mouse
It ,h7, lo wish 90 build up rrEgy Southern Mauuactores
rat-uHz The u established houses hrt and rt THAN reap the
reward they justly merit for past present future services
HlubuE, hy scveufynVr 20 one
hundred hands m uy employ, aud many OF them have been
r-on - MANUFACTURES a, home more especially when you
can tl s. without additional cost WI IRA SMITH,
u5 llt Main St.
NOTICE.
nUE stock OF Ready Made Clothing, No ~ Main So
have Mr. iL WulrLOCh, and will continue 90
Keep our large establishment Too Main ST. where will be
uIeeIt ana the puUht u general having
I. arrangements manufacture clothing here, and
best -y De- and at sh1rt uo.t ua winter s A. We N"l ouer Al
I6 y MORRIS CO, 100 Main =.
T. NORRIS + ALLIs.
buy A OYERCOAT.
NJ make your selection good Stock having all the
n 1uies for comfort durability aud accuracy, which may be
found at ilJ Main Street
BIY A DRESS OR BUSINESS COAT
the assortment shown at no Main ST. at
s same time bee assured that e and guauy are points We al
wlys try to have, '. tht ha-turitr
Buy A PAIR or PANTS,
either fancy black but Dee certain 90 buy pair OF some Kind,
,a then .r good article would recommend 10 Main 81
BUY A VEST,
Velvet o Cashmere SIX Cashmere. satin Saneit, any kind
sou want and remember HMAlN SrEEEr 's the best place In
deg no Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-11
VOLUME 81.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERNs:
-,.-.- As per annun; seutweekly S5 Weekly % A.
pky ts U.l-tances may be made al tbs risk OF The
ssys 1 .- where evidence b taken on The depost OF
D ~. RI. b., 1sce containing money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-11
LADIES OF ALnENARLE.

VIII YOU come to the rescue OF Virginia, anu the
SOUTH VIII YOU initiate the illustrious example set
you by the ladies of Richmond2 High the character
of the Virginia lady is will YOU still elevate H:-
VIII YOU show Your fathers husbands, brothers, that
your true worth never known: VIII you tell them
that the men OF Virginia not even vet halt aroused
TO their interest aud go,r interest? VIII YOU ask OF
them but to feed aud educate the rising generation, with
the assurance that the haudiwork of your own fingers
shall supply all other demands VIII YOU do this p
And will YOU make Abcmarlc the banner county, IN
showing to the North that the ladies Of Virginia can
cloth themselves and the of Virginia, to boot? lou
have but to resolve and is done and with the head
hand and heart OF women, he Is but do who does mt
know it will be rcii and h0roUGhiV y done.
The learned and pious DR.. Clarke desiring to make
an important Missionary collection, appointed joint
committee of ladies' aud gentlemen collectors. Upon
reporting 20 him the amount collected, he ascerlued
that one woman was equal and aha.t Show
now if YOU please the same superiority in Virginia.
Your seIr,spect demands it, your love of family de-
mpJs it, YOUR love of Virginia and the interests OF the
South demands it, VIII you show yourselves Ia woman
has ever doue equal to the OCCASION II So the work
is DONE and Vo aud yours no longer hewers of wood
for the North. Call meetings at once in your oc prt-
rate quiet ,rGy and never rest till the whole county Is
fully organized II is in this way only that the women
Of Virginia can aid in re-entiug aud putting down North
eru ndcuitie and in convincing the North that Virgin
ia-gorious od Tirgihid-for which the God Of nature
has done 50 much-can be, is, and ever shall be SELF
sustaining.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-11

REMOVAL.
VIZ G. D0NNAN have removed their stock OF Hardware,
w Cutlery their Iron Front Store just erected
The 18th Governor street Man where they
viii pleased their friends and customers after this date
Owing the burning OF the Mess Gbsons establish
men delay has been occaoned In the completion or
their Store and although prepared for their reception they do
not intend any interruption shall be occasoned their bus
go
In time hope to have everything In perfect order OF
which notice will be given.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon for
wears past and believing be better prepared all respects
than business In location,
pectfully solicit a continuance Of the same.
Richmond Jan. 2d, 1850.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-11

DACON & baskerville offer for sale
ID l25 hhds Cuba Sugar
% do. n. o. do.
800 bbls Extra @. and Yellow Sugars
l5I do. Patent Cut Loaf do
N do Crushed and Powdered do.
Is Tercrs Cuba Molasses
l44 bbls ocherhausen's Molasses
4S6 bags Rio Coffee
80 do. Laguayra Coffee
81 do. Java do. Oa5-im)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-11

TO THE LADIES VIRGINIA CLOTH PARTY
You would scorn occupy the ground of the ianatl-
cal women Of the North upon the Suhe OF womens
rights as taught and practsed by them and yet there
are womeus rights and wOmens duties, Especially ui
der existing circumsanceS) which You have right 10
claim and practice, and ought to claim and practice
Ten times thousand greetings TO YOu Tor tue pa
triotsm displayed in your late quiet and ady-ke meet
ing in defence of Nrginas rights Hold on to the prn-
ciples which have governed your acton--not Tor Il
mouth-a year years but torsuer, if need be- Hold
on until YOU have convinced the North well as your
fathers your husband your lovers that the true worth
of Virginia women has heretofore not been known Al
low me here TO say that | conSceutously believe the
salvation of Virginia and Virginia institutions depends
nos mainly, if not ,rboiis upon the women OF Virginia
Show TO the North that YOU will cloth yourselves at
home and that if need be- you will sooner resort to the
primeyal garments of fg leaves, than purchase lar
things worth from Northern house, from the mer
chant of Richmond who does pLrchase Tell me where
else have you such bitter enemies you have IN the
North Mark the result if the predominating principle
at the North could be carried out, Suppose the arch
hend Brown for whom so much sympathy has been eX-
pressed by male aud female the North had carried
out his purposes Your fathers, husbands, brothers
lovers would to man have died if need be- in your de-
fense. But what might have been gOlr condition
thousand times worse than ten thousand deaths Il
cannot allow myself to speak particularly here -
Hold on then TO the principles with which you have set
out Allow no one 10 say of yOu "Oh the mutably oi
feminality." Hold on tin the ladies Virginia shall all
imbibe your spirit and principles and show to the North
that they can and sH live and manufacture and cothe
themselves at home. And may God speed YOU in your
noble euterDrise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-11

HNOILET ARTICLES.-A varied assortment Of Hair and
Tooth Brushes Dressing and Fine Combs OF ha finest quality
lot soaps and endless variety Of choice Perfume
~ excellent article OF Bay Rum, water Of Pehr Katharon
Tcopherous Zyobaamun Woods Restorative and the most
proved Pomade for dressing the hair for sale Wholesale and retail
by de22 DOVE 60 Druggist
TOLEN.-Prom my carriage just after DARK theinght Of
- the 22d shortly after reached the OF Dove Co., Bui
falo Robe will give dollars for its recovery Can aeny
It, de24 II Do,I.
ONO BBLS, Brandy Gin Rum, Cordial and Sweet wines
AOU 400 bbs Cincinnati, Bato aud Penn common ~tsV
dsia wv Wv ' wM. WAELAaE SONs,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-11

NOR RENT Or LEASE.-The rooms over store g
L i3l Main street nov occupied by G. D. Yale & Co -
Also hrc story Brick Building In the rear formerly oceuPe
A. a printing office
Possession given Ca Jan'y. tSfo. Apply % 90
delft KNOWLES a wALFORD, 81 Pearl -.
tERVANT WANTED.-ro hire for the year ISyo, ~, a
- middle age competent sE good character and hab
tr1Iy to d-36 T. a. SKINKER 4 co
WANTED To HIRE, the ensuing year gooa
w Nurse ani Dining Room Apply at my resueuVe
zh street. Church HILL my Office, on the DOCK rVr
d-2s-u A. Lhh-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-11

Member Royal College Surgeons London graduate
one eminent Colleges Of the Uned States and N
greater part Of whose life has been spent In he Hospitals Of Lot
don Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere has effected OF N
astonishing that known Many troubled wit
ringing In the and head wheH asleep nervousness,
ing alarmed sudden sounds and bashuue with
-t.a IL Hiu,roa atlf4fafv
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DRADY'S PUBLISHING HOUSE.---NEW
BOOKS JUST IsSUED-The adventures by George Angus
tus saa 30 cents: The Dukes Victim, by g. W.
Reynolds so Ada Leigh the Love Test by Pierce
Egan cents Horton Jack Brace % The Haunt
ed Homestead by NJ Erym 20 cents Fast Life; Memoirs
Of the Marquis OF Waterford 25 cents T Mailed free Of post
age, receipt OF price.
THE WELCOME GUEST, frtcass Family Monthly News.
paper the low rate OF TwESrY FIVE CEsrs YEAR send
for specimen E Bradys mammoth Catalogue OF all the best
books sent free OF postage.
FREDERIC A. BRADY, Publisher,
"a Ann Street, New York
Agents wanted. de2l-d6m
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EWIS WEBB a. JOHN G. WADE, oGet for sale
IL 800 bbls Coffee c. Extra c, circle A. and Sugars
IS 40 Crushed
25 do Powdered
20 boxes Loaf
20 hhds Cuba Muscovado
Chests superior Gunpowder and Black Teas
1i5 bags Laguyra Coffee
10 ties. prime Rice
80 bxs. Starch
co do Adamanine Candles
do Tallow do
80 do CASTLE Soap
100 do Bunch Ralsins
100 half bxs do
80 quar-. bxs. do no26
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-11

TIVfIE Cottage residence street recently occupied by .
Mr. r. o. Payne, adjoining Mr. K v Daniel, Jii mas ~
1890 t- No. .rI-- Arllv Al DOVE& CO,
80 Or WN = WATSON, ESQ.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-24
A Rich Scene in Congress.

'1on," a Washington correspondent ot the Dubuque Times, gives the following ae count oi a rich scene in the House, durins the ballot for Speaker, which we have not seen published before:
 During the progress of the ballot many ludicrous scenes transpired. Cue, in lar ticular, l will mention, which excited C great deal of mirth. As Barksdala va on M'Clernand, lady in one of the fron seats in the gallery was observed 10 bccom very much excited She HUghed, maa, signs, and by other means nttemptes to ai tract the attention of member bciow Not succeeding, she leaned far over .c balcony, and in an audible whisper exclal'A ed, 'David! David.l change your vote, you booby!" The honorable meubcr look cd up. recognized his better half, colore,is hesitated. stammered, and then instant changed his-seat A small, dellcats ii was shaken at him from the gallery, an-!i the suppressed mirth of the spectators.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-24
LITTLE ROCK AND MEMPHIS TRI.
 WEEKLY U. s. MAIL LINE.

shir-N NooMPosED OF THE FOL- zsGls.ss-s. < 1!s
 LOWING NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMERS. SOUTH BEND, R. l.. HAYNES, Master. RED WING, J. W. SMITH, Master.
 & II. TUCKER, REESE PRIcHARD. Master. LADY WALTON, w. B. NowLAND, Muster. rElIE. above named Boats have now en- \ tered the LITTLE Rock and MENrIns IT. S.. MNL TRADE PERMANENTLY. One of them will leave Little Rock every SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and FuDAY. at 10 r. M., connecting at Napoleon with Elegant Passenger Packets for New Orleans, and direct connection at Memphis with fine U. s. Mail Packets for St. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati, also with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad for all the Eastern Cities.
 Passengers ascending the Arkansas River on this line of Boats can connect with line of Coaches at Pine Bluff tor Monticello, and at Little Rock with small Boats for Dardanellc, Van Buren and Fort Smith. and with line of four horse Coaches for Hot Springs and the southern part of the State For information, etc, apply on board the Boats or to JOHN D. ADAMS.
 Proprietor
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-24
JOB WOR K

Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can not be surpass sed by any printing estab- ishment in the country.
 We have procured, at a cost of over sixteen hun dred dollars one of Isaac Adams mammoth print ng machines, which enables Us to do work and es- peciay pamphlet and book work in a superior style and at very low prices.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-24
RUNAWAY SLAVE.

WAS committed to the jail of Con- e. W way county, Arkansas, ol lst day otA March, IsG0, runaway slave. certain ne N gro man who calls his name JEFF-said negro iS 9 or 30 yeais of age, feet, 10 inches high, bright mulato has the appe trance of being part Indian. had on black cloth coat black cassmere pant,, black satin vest, says he belongs to Wm. Standlee, of Prairie county, Ark.
 The owner is hereby notified 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. F. MONTGOMERY, Ja CT. March !, l8G0 6m Cost of adv. $26 or $l per week.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-24
} TO ADVERTISERS.

To persons desiring to advertise, the True Demo- crit certainly presents stronger inducement; than any other paper in the State. Ii has by far the ltrgest subscription list-is very generally read in every county. With d list of over six thousand regular subscribers, it 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 remu- nerative.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-24
S1OO REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber,s.>
 ll living at Cut Off, Drew county, Ark, on A the 27th Dec, 1859. negro fellow named .N WALLIS. Said negro is 2o or 29 years old, and weighs about 90 pounds It is believed he will attempt to reach free State, and has, probably been taken off by d white man. l will pay tie above reward if the negro is apprehended in a free State and secured so that I can get him again; or $50 if apprehended in this State. Saidboy is about } feet, or 9 inches high, and of black complexion.
 Jan Is, 1863. Am. BENJ. COLLINS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-24
Just Received,

EROM St. Louis Il 50 brls Choice Surcrtne Flour; l hhds $. C. Hams; l " Shoulders !" Clear Sides; 3 brls Lard: 10 boxes Overs; '' Pie Fruit; box Soda;
 2 brls Boston Crackers; " Butter do box Caraway Biscuit; ? |" Cracknell do And for sale by NJ. TANTI. March 2l
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-24

Have been sold during the las, m"Hti@, aud m no n' has fd,ied gying entue -atl,iacilon. Who, yi safer from weskn->s debility ah Mclean Streng giheumg Cordial wti cu'e ,ou1
 he
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-24
Ship on Fire.

NEW YORK. March 14.--Taa ship Ws- bash. which sailed from this port tod, for Rotterdam is on hre on Sandy Hoo Point. Her officers and crew have beel Nken off
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-24
THE TRUE DEMOCRAT
 Is PUMISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY JO II N ON & Y ERKES
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
TERMS 0F ADVERTISING

Transient advertisements will he inserted for sl per square. (en lines or less, for the first inser toa, and 50 cents for each subsequent insertion.
 Merchants advertising by the year will be charged ys1.
 Professional cards and other advertisements, not inn nt, ,r,,,,,,n
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-24

Castings. Oic0 LBS. assorted Castings just re ATOO ceved and for sale low for cash b, March 2l FIELD & DOLBY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-24
For Children.

WIsh he h4aTlul SIIOHg! men go ~ NHVe get of AcL-aua Cordai IL will >iraHg hen ana inv sora yurt whole syem caa<og healthy and pure circnla of blood ho rongh evs and the fich' bloom ot health 10 [. ,unt To ypur cheek asaIn
 L. .LLn. ...,ra .trLL ..n.Aa ..tl.ll m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-24
Runaway Slaue

WAS committed to the jail of e&k w Saline county, Arkansas, on the 29th day of February, 1860, runaway ~x slave who calls his name JOSEPH EA@, HUNTER, is about 40 years old, feet, AN inches high, black color. he says he SS had bone telon on his left thumb which k took out the bone, had when taken up Chero kee hunting shirt, cotton vest and old pair of cotton pants, read and write, says he belongs to James Woodley, living in miles of Van Buren and J. M. Touch.tone, living near Pine Bluff.
 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.
 M $. MILLER, Sheriff,
 By THos. PAcK, Jaler. March q, lS6o 6m Cost of adv. s26 or sl per week.
 N B. Said boy making way for Fort Smith wit two others and says they belong to the same