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0criven 4 Gallagnerss
General Advertising and Collecting Agency.
o. DcaSborn-st. Chicago.

BCt1ve0 ~ 0ol1oXn0H'O
General Advertising and Collecting Agency.
81 Dcasborn-st. Chicago
Rail Mead ana Car.DuiaAers,
rurntsAing store.
p. j. +. Armstrong i Co.,
No. "a RlvEa 81. CnicAoo, ILL.,,
Keep constantly on hand
HINIST TOOLS,
OF eli kinds, from celebrated manufacturers.
Putnam, Fitchburg, Springfield Tool Co., Lawrence
Machine Shops, Lowell, Worcester: and others;
LATHEs,
pLANERs,
BOLT CUTTERS,
FAN BLOWERS,
Taunton make,
And An endless variet Of smaller articles used in
the machine shop. Also. agents for English and
American b. X. Iron, X. X. Chairs, X. T. Spikes,
and Lock Head Lghts.
WOOD TOOLS,
OF all kinds.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE
Stean Engines,
Which for style and hnish cannot be excelled, hav
ing all the new improvements. There Engines can
be sold lower than those made West, and warrant
ed TO have the full amount Of horse power they
sold for, which Western make Of Engines seldom
have.
KAnR's CELEBRATED PoRrABLR SAW nILLs,
Can cut one-third more lumber than any other mills
proportionate sises.
Oak Tanned Leather Betting, all sizes,
Rubber Betting and Hosc,
n ALI kinds Of Saw Mill Fixtures,
Saw Gummers. superior to any thing ever invented,
Iron Nails, Spikes, Warehouse Trucks eli sizes,
Machinery Oils, warranted not TO gum.
NA- All orders promptly filled 1t the lowest mar
ket Prices. Z. X. 7. ARMSTRONG 1 Co.
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New stock
CONIST,OCK 4 BROS,
STOVES
Timner-s, Stock.

j 1U4u1OI0 SWIM
5000 ibe. oval and round Copper bottoms from -
10 inches.
5000 bdis Sheet Iron from No. ~ to ~.
1000 packases Plymouth lNseu, iron and tin q,
from ". 70 II lbs.
500 boxes Tin plate.
500 bundles Iron wire from No. Q to.No. Is.
100 gross Tea kettle breasts and from q -
ia inches..
SO grosa Pressed an bottoms from to inch.
50 do do scolloped and plain dinner plates
SO do Stove ornaments assorted
20 do Oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
IG6 do Assorted tin d ears.
90 do Iron tea kettle ears.
$50 do do do do burs.
100 do Pressed tin pot covers.
500 do Of No. l, 2, and peuter knobs.
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth;
Bent 5pouts assorted sizes
Perforated tin sheets;
Copper kiyets and Burr
Bucket Handles;
Mallets expressly for timers use
Stove Backing in papers or by the key.
COMaIOck 4 BROTHERS.
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W.. RAN1Om = Co.,

Formerly Woaderly \ Ransom.)
N O. 44a 8. n. corner OF Main and Cherry streets,
IN ST. yOUIS, NO., Nanafacturen Of COPPER,
sAEE1 IRON AND TIN WORK, such = COPPER
PIPES FOR STEAM DISTlLLRRIES AND STEAM
RN0INKS, COPPER STILLS, Brewing Kettles, Well
and cistern Psmps, Soda Fountains and Generators,
Breeching. Chimneys and Escape Pipes, and every
other article In their line Of business.
They also manufacture and keep constantly On
hand the celebrated premium STEAM BOAT AND
HOTEL COOKING STOVES Of all siscs.
Particular attention will Be given to all kinds Of
DISTILhKRY work, for DISTILLEkIES mashing
from 100 TO 1900 bushels per day OF any other Size
that may b. wanted. Satisfactory references will
BE- given in regard to our DISTfLLERY work, -
there several in successful operation, through
the WEST and in this city Of our manufacture.
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CAurIox 10 WEsrEsx MERCHANTS - WoLrE's
ScHIsDAn AROMATIC ScnxAPrs. - This celebrated
medicinal beverage il manufactured At the factory
Of the undcrsigned, At Schiedam, Holland. He is
the sole importer, as well the exclusive manufae
tsrer Of the article, and preparation bearing the
name Of "Schnapps," thst 10 mot procured either
from his establishment in New York, or from his
agents in other cities, is genuine and reliable.
tits made from barley Of the finest quality, Sc
lected with from the products Of the most Gel
ebrated grain growing districts is favored with the
sssenee Of the aromatic Juniper Berry Of Italy, and
u recti6ed BY peculiar procrss, which expes from
the spirit every acrid particle.
A. means Of preventing and correcting the dis
agreeable and often dangerous effects produced upon
the stomach and bowels BY change Of waters Wis
itation to which Travellers settlers, and all nm
aoclimated persons in the West, the South, and
6outA-~est ne peculiarly liable-the Schiedam Ar
omaticSchnapps v i'll be found absolutely infalli-
BILE; while in cases VI dropsy, gravel, distraction
Of the kidneys diseases of the bladder dyspepsia,
| and general debility. it is recommended most cm-
phatically BY the most distinguished members Of
| the medical profession.
It's put up in quart and pint bottles in cases Of
Que uOSen, Win the name Of tnes 0n0cHslRne ON
the bottle and cork, and facsimile Of his sigma
ture on the label.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Nos Is, 20 and - Beaver street New York
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Since the introduction Of my Schiedam Schnapps
into the United States, . number Of Liquor Mixers
| in New York, Boston and Philadelphia. have
| commenced putting up mixed and poison Gin and
calling it schnapps; the name belongs expressly
70 my article, andot counterfeit mpositions
on the public.
CAUTION TO PERSONS WHO DRINK AT BARS
AND HOTELS.
Numerous complaints are made Of persons who
keep bars ON Steamboats, and in hotels, who Ill M
empty bottles with common Gin, and sell it to the
uususpccting for my
SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPs
would therefore advise all who drink the Schnapps
NJ such places to mark the appearance Of the bit
tie. and il the outside wrapper label shosld -
defaced, 70 refuse to drink unless fresh bottle 10
opened. UDOLPuO WOLFE.
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RurriASIsn CHEcKED.-The mate Of one
Of the boats at our wharf yesterday was
hauled up before the Mayor for brutally
beating hand with hand-spike, or some
other weapon, and the Mayor, considering il
AN aggravated cass, fined the mate $50 and
costs. Served him right.
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| I. lows, IA. EOcxw~nA. .. ;. Su1
mOWE. LOCK ~ A.sD Z co.,
wnHLEsALx AHp DxkSalL
| AUCTION and Commissions Msrch0nts, and
1ea1 EsaAss Agonss,
6scond g., next door 81 the Athensuin, Keokuk,
Iowa.
DARFICULAR attention. will b paid to baying
Is and selling Real Estate and personal property,
negotiating Ioans and any Other business Mat may
| Be entrusted tens.
We have convenient rooms, and will attend 70
storing agd forwarding goods and produce Of al
kinds.
Liberal cash advances made ON goods eonsigned
for sale when desired.
We have large and veil selected stock Of Gold
snd Silver Watcher 0vld Jewclry and notions, which
We otter At Wholesale and retail, ~ low - can b
Merchants and psddler viii be supplied .. o..
trsmeiy low prices for cash.
4 GOOD brick dwelling house winth rooms, in
"A apleasant part of the city for sale By
8 LOTS, on Carol street, for sale BY
I LOT, on High street, for sale by
Q GOOD business Lots, on the Lsvee, for sale y
. II. L. 4 co.
4 FINEFARM, in Hancock 60. Ills, with good
n Improvements. for sale BY H. L. CO.
lex ACRES Of Land with improvements, With
ssss~~ -
sale by II. L. CO.
on ACRES Of Land, with improvements, within
on 10 miles Of the city, on the plank road for
sale BY II. L. co.
I 9n0 ACRES Of Land. in MissoaI, for sale :, By
1.-TWO and one-half acres II Land, with . good
L brick house In Montrose, for sale BY
4 FINE BUGGY suitable for one or two horses,
"A and good one horse buggy, for sale BY
II. l.. co.
a HANDSOME brick houre, situated ON Chatham
"A Square lot 25 feet front by lao deep, and win
he sold II bargain by II. L. co.
4 LARGE brick house ON Second Street, lot 50
"A feet front by rs feet deep, for sale BY
q LOTS 65 feet front by l35 feet deep, With 6ne
q frame house with i've rooms, good cellar, and
situated in god locatio in the town Of Farming
ton, which will be sold 1t great bargain By
III. L. CO.
7 OF S, in block 1879, for sale by
IL II. L. 3 co.
6 LOTS in Rees' addition, for sale By,
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G. DR.. John J. Selman, formerly .
Democrat, Was nominated for Congress BY
the Know Nothings at Charlton on the ed
instant.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Baldwin & Evans,

At the Old Stand,
Cor. Main and Fourth sts, KsOksk, I0sca.
NOW have in store IN unusually large stock 81
IN Hardware and Cutlery, to vhieh they invite
the attention Of country merchants and others.
Among which may be found the following:
Axes--Iiunt's, Collins and V0gnes,
Broad Axes-Collins', Simmons and 6harp's,
ScVthes-Grass, Grain and Brush,
6nAths-six different kinds,
Hay MANIFESTATIONS qualities,
Straw Knives-do.
Corn Knivcs-do,
Hay Forks and tine, assorted
Manure Forks--Long handle, assorted,
do do
Handled Hoes-various kinds,
Carolina Hoes-Iron and Steel,
Handled Axes--Hunt's and Kents,
Harden Rakcs-Iron and Steel,
6hovels-Ames' and others,
6pades-do,
Grain Sc0ops-IYon and steel
Horse Nails-1 and American
Wrought Nails-All sizes,
Cut-do,
Finishingdo,
Strap Hinges-All wrought,
AinEes-do,
Hooks and Hinges-all sizes, English,
Sad Irons-1 qualities,
Stcelyafds--a sizes,
Scale Beams-do,
Coffee Milie-Good assortment,
Brass Kettles-from to 10 inch diameter,
Tea Kcttlee-Cast and wrought,
Glue Pots-Tinned and enamclled,
Fry Pans-finned, al sizes.
In addition 70 the above, We hare large assort-
ment Of Building Hardware and Mechanics Tools,
which We determined to sell - low ~ the lowest.
my1Odtfwy BALDWIN EVANS
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DISSOLUTION.
TINE copartncrship existing betweea the under
i signed, under the arm Of Baldwin, Kvans =
Co., was dissolved BY mutual consent on the 3Sth
day Of March last.
Aessrs. 4. g. Baldwin and John p. Evans hav-
ing purchased the interest Of l.. &C. II. Bnll, will
continue the Hardware business At tho old stand,
corner u Main and Fourth streets, Keokuk, Lows,
under the styi. q Baldwin Evans They will At
tend TO the adjustment Of al the business Of Bald
win, Evans 4 Co. EBENEZER q. BALDWIN,
JOHN p. EVANS,
LORENZO BULL,
CHAS. II. BULL
Keokuk, Iowa, May Is
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
consequence Of che ehange indicated above, il be-
i comes indispensable that the business Of the firm
Of Baldwin, Evans Co. be closed up without de-
lay.
Those persons knowing themselves to be indebted
on note account, earnestly requested to make
immediate payment to the undersigned.
my3odAw BALDWIN 4 RyANS.
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LOOK n ERE

LOOK MERElly
SIuLEN Or taken % Of tho Leyee through mis-
~ take, boxes merchandise, discharged 81 the
steamer ~ ubx Apvit 18TH marked Hssse 4 G3ar.
rctt, Burlington, Iowa" Any information regard
ing them will DO thankfally resolved and suitably
rewarded, BY CONNxHLF. SMYTH ~. :
VlSWENTY-FIVE 6o7es No. / lemons Tor 11I9 :.
= deell HUSTON, HAWKINS HUEIONH.
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CT Ex-Mayor Kilbourne has donated
Block 81, between 18th and 18th streets, and
Tiema and Bank, for apublic square. Ano-
BILE gift, worthy Of the donor.
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Qbe Wott Qitp.
WEDNESDAY AlORNING. Nays.
JOB Fx1IN1rIrTG,
or every description, exees,ed ~ this once In 81
psrior manner, ana At ~ low rates - elsewhere.
cn-A limited number Ut Special Notices will BE-
inserted under this head at 70 cents line for each
insertion or over the editorial head for 30 cents line
BLANKS.
Bills of Iadins and other Blanks for sale ct this
shoe and Blanks Of al descriptions neatly, ehsspy
and expsdtiously printed and furnished to order. n
eIFor New York papers several days in
xtssncs Of the mail, Ee are indebted to
Henry O'Rielly, Esq, who has just returned
from the city, and whom We are happy to SEQ
again on Iowa soil.
Dxs Nouns RIVER down AGAIN.-The Ju-
liz Dean returned yesterday. After much
difi;ulty she got over the dam At Keosauqua,
but ~ the river was falling fast, she left her
freight ct that place, and started down. She
struck rock below Croton, knocked hole
in her bottom, and sunk, but after some delay
was got >ddoat, and il now going for repairs.
The1ittle Michigan got above the Keosnu.
qua dam, but NOT without damage. Her
freight was not injured, and We believe she
10 going on up.
p. s. Report says she il sunk.
The CAxPBELLs.-Ths Original Campbell
Minstrells-the inimitable delineators Of AZ
rican idiosyncracies, Dan. Bryant, Fender
CAST, old Bones and oil, viii perform to-
night 1t the Atheneum. POSITIVELY for one
night only
CTln the press Of matter upon our col
umns We can 6nd no room for editorial dis.
QUESTIONS on any subject at present. Hope
to get chance at some matters on our mind
in the course Of few days, - soon As We
can clear our table Of communications, &c.
g Ex-Mayor Kilbourne has donated
Block 81, between 18th and 18th streets, and
Tiema and Bank, for apublic square. Ano-
bic gift, worthy Of the donor.
RuTriASIsn CaEcKED.-The mate Of one
Of the boass at our wharf yesterday was
hauled up before the Mayor for brutality
beating hand with hand-spike, or some
other weapon, and the Mayor, considering It
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village and Earn CostAgess
illustrated with one hundred engravings. This
book il certain to meet with alaTse sale. All who
examine it are pleased. II il for sale at the pub
lishers price, 81, and will be sent BY mail to any
r. B. OGDEN,
apr2Sd City Book 6sars.
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PLANO STOOLS.
4 supply Of Tsylor'a Improved Music Stools, ioI
"a. sole at the Gate City Furniture Rooms.
1sh33d C.S ABBOTT.
J0maa cOpv.
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IL persons indebted to me, or having any claims
N against ne, are requested 70 call q my store
on Second street. and settle previous TO the st Of
June next. mylodtd n. HOFfHK1MER.
1LOVER SIZED. IS hhls Tor sale By
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q HAMILL. n. HRRNCu. A. J. xAL1T0N
HA MILL Z Co.
nEALERS in Groceries and Produce, and Forward
- ing and Commission Merchants, s. Main street,
between ID and 3d. Keokuk, Iowa.
Would call the attention Of the citizens Of
and Country Merchants 10 their large and we'll So
lected stock Of Groceries They have Of the lar
gest stocks offered in this place, Of all such
ticles usually kept in Grocery establishments
and will sell on the most reasonable terms. They
feel confident from their long experience and de-
termination to give strict personal attention to bus
ness, that they will merit liberal share Of custom.
nOv18dw
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New Dooks.
TNUTAW, by w. Gilmore Simms.
IL Phnnixana or, sketches and Burlesques.
salad for the Solitary.
- SOcisl.
Halt Hours with best Author.
4th Vol. Of Edgar A. Poe's Works.
whitney Defence of American Policy.
Brswexton's War In Kansas.
Hardscrabbie; or, tho Fall Of Chicago.
Just received Ct OdDEN'S.
(yOv. FORD'S HISTORY OF ILLIN0IS-F rom
~ the commencement ~ State in 1878 70 !5a7,
the RISE progress, and fall Of Morinopism, the Al
tUu and Loxaicy riots and other important md In
tsresting events, aI Il. n:Ot01S >.
aDr5od
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TSLOUk! Flour!-Customers can rely upon getting
i Quincy, Bentonsport, and Birmingham Flour
regularly, ut So, Main street.
nov 1Sd HAMILI. 4 co
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,,IoNp ENQUaREK,
TIE ..,, sxMrwKEKLy, ASp WEEKLY,
vrs.lsHsp PRYOR & DuSNAANF'
\ kt II. X NJ =:

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By hi TERMS; ~.
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frrENiA ,yr ccG".enced tne issue "t matter Of
& ,:ir: = IN cour,i,is ucsriy ali 'i'e ie""''7
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~ -, rnsu;.er is published every MsunssSs M So "
T., Nt'H; % smnum ii p,id in advance ot iol
,al MO. made IN advance. "tu"s' I'm -
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ny TIE COTEtNAE OE VIRGINIA.

,yrc,s -. Governor Of this Con .onwc"th re
cr.rrd p:c:"on on the :ts, m''T ,h non, "y
bc representation from this State III the ohsrcss
red STATES occs-ioned By the dshE oi hoias
y, =, = ;ncmac. OF skid House, for the pS'rs' CON
- : 10 c. uuli-< = MddleseS, Wes'" rr'"ha N.,
= So ,c:G.noctlaad Alag and tIera, .'S;'% v'st
- ..,, Mathews. james City, Ne% heht, io,n'
yycS s.:.oe,!. Cay. Northampton and Accoii'"e '''
,,s,; viii ,at C!iy Of Williamsbnre: ,,ia
%a ,acrc,Gre HESRY ~ WISE, Governor {" we S"''
~ wealth have ,hodch, proper 10 trrc; the st'rt"i
z" .a coanss. aHd 'Hs M &C., s.ia7 ), 81 Sd i nc,
=! "..y ~ Re T1e,is- a;t". :he 'i.t NoIday loe'
IL r,a dag OF November neE'') s"Ply'"' '"' "'
d !..'s-a:. -, .,,,,o, q, the Court
said sa stE Are SgSEya m sks \" thef
rtr-.;.houss U: Ike county OF "H" ';I ,r,b dov oi
n The fifteenth dsy alter III" said io"r'h o"s Vi
i,.-g.r. -, = c..or o,a ,ud.r the less
T. udor my hand as Governor anu cH, ,,nonS ,his
sd 5sy Hi Jaly, D. 1886, and H. s-si ysn! o'
!: Cv''i.' 80, ;;roRcE W MvSfoRp. secretary o'
9y -. lii July 2i-ctde
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GraN0 SI-PERCEDED

'VNHt uSltt RSIGSED located at Fshcrsri!lc Augns
- coGGr- Virginia are prepared TO furnish the very
|t' article o! PURE LINE" burned on th. most ap
j'''sd Ghonason pan containing more OF us or'slha
"Fi'es than any other Lime burned IN inc Stac' ana
u ''scp' Hhcn III enable the farmer 10 improve his
'f4r''t lsnds cheaper than he has heretofore nAu a
pfj'tGa''y c doing We propose to der + ON tEe cars
!: !a's pac" SACKED LIME At cents per oGshe' OF
"tsllt LINE =, One Shilling per bushcl, When uscG
a.: tl,:ural purposes. The iberality n' me
sl;;a Rail Runi Company has so muct reauccu ti'c
"; % tn- srrlc &. 20 enable all To use nt Hihi
S.'a" G"g compared with Guano. Ali must ana WI"
~. . -. 'a." ;ao onei only rSMroRAHf the o'ne' 10
rs'>EHT ."gFOvcr of the soil.
,''r0'l!F purposes II - TIN own III =. cars ioosc
s '"r s'nrr the OF bnrrcling. Totne hechhhic
1 VIZ hfi"ntly recommend our Lin" a. being equal
"'"2:h yield sud wilderness to any in III" world Our
u" - up IN 1lcrCcs full size and warranted at 10
9:s ,.- cree at the kilns. II equal, why il in
F-'e'"0c" 20 Yankee li:nc:
Rs;"- ii charges ON Lime by the virgiu, Central Rail
! Company per Car Load of Six Tons i"os" in bar
E. Rrallani Sla Atee's, Sis; Peaks, Hanover Court
.se. Hai Wlckham's, SIC; junction, SD: Hue!cts,
s, aud Aalrr.on's SIS Frederick Hail. bumpass and
f. yer um Sl3 Louisa Court House, md Tolrrs vilc,
r., Trc":i1i- S,u: Gordonsvillc. Lindsay = and Cold
Eta, = k.,y!ck and Shadwell, 81: CIarlottcsyiie,
Y. ", WUoiv!lr, Meachums River and GREENWOOD luh'
AGENTS.
" MINOR & BROS tor Albemarle county
N MANN, GorGonsvIilr, and the Depot Agents from
S%e Richmond ~. our authorized agents to receive
Gi-ss for lime
]. BUTLER co, of Richmond for that place.
ji!y &c till 2i;h Oct BROWN & MORRIS
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
MONROE SPRINGS fOK SALE.

MONROE SPRINGS FOR SALE.
II OFFER for sale the MONROE SPRINGS, 10. g5ffe
IL geher with all appurtenanccs, consisting Vi All 1:: ~:
ample supply OF Beds, Bedding, Household anG -
Kitchen Furniture; also, CrockeIy, Cutlery. etc. The
Springs are situated in the Northeastern part OF Monroe
county As mile Of the Mobile and (iirurd railroad
anu the distance from the Mobile stage line: TIC
belonging the Springs contains $50 acres OF No.
creek and The growth IL hickory white oak red OAK pop
gum mulberry elm, holly Spanish oak; with u
dergrowth Of stnkbush, buckeye suHch anu othe[ uh
dergrowih indicating rich soil About l2o ncres OF the
above lands Is in high OF cultivation ana WIN pro
duce 1900 to $500 pounds of cotton 10 the acre. he oiu
Jugs in good condition. with large ana c'inimodi0as
Hotel, and winter residence for family also, en-. ~
Alley Billiard Rcum and Table, Bath Housc, TWO Ball
Rooms OF which s nifty yards distant from the
hotel Also two roomy Stables, together win Corn CrOs
Negro Houses etc In fact there Is nothing wanting 10
make this one of the most desirable watering places in
South the water stands iu hh repue in the
State Testimonials OF the TACT can be produced II re-
quired
will sell the place the following terms Ten dollar,
per acre-one fourth cash. the balance in three annual
payments with notes and approved security, or mort
gage OF the place.
Any person wishing engage in business OF the kind
would do well examine these Springs the business
could be commenced without any outlay, tor sroce
ries theres ample supply Of things necessary tor
hotel business ANY number Of sheep can be had al s
beet at TO cents, turkeys AT IS cents chickens al ~
cents eggs at 10 per dozen, butter ut Is cents
For further particulars apply to c. f Haynes Esq Hs
zeite Office, CHhaba Alabama, or myself at the SPrner
! linn. e-6m EEGLlSH. Trdster.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-09
NUMBER 40.

i,I ny. ot his district for Congress in place OF
"ule na5y ar. Earuett accepts the nomination III
neat letter. snd has entered upon the aciy- d,;;..
OF ths canvass. Though the district gave w. brleve,
majority Tor Flournoy last year we still feel sar.
the very finest order of talents which have been i'm
proved by regular and Systematic study especially
in political matters. His services in the Reform Con
vention and the State Legislature have given him
considerable experience and he viii be found every
way worthy 10 wear the mantle Of his disrir gusr,N
predecessor Men oftrue States Rights principles, on
'aent and information. are wanted at Washington.
and the people show their appreciation Of the cT..ts.
hy selecting for their agents such NJ. Garnet.
w" az" sure that he will be elected-certaluy be
ought to be.
From the Washington Star. ~
NJ. X. II. GARRETT. The news Of the nomination
OF Muscoe r. II. Garnett by the Democrats, 10 r,f
resent the first district of Virginia for thr bhlauce Il
the present C"ngres, rice Thomas Bayly, decen.ei
has been received by the States Rights men in Wosn
lngton with the deepest qualifications The cause "l
the political principles, OF which Mr. G is powtrf
y! defender requires, at this time the ssrve- of
many more Of intellect rank and vigor as poss!