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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05

FHsK NfGHo,s.-The bill containing provision inter
dieting the emancipation oi slaves by last will aud
mrnt, again under consideration y--t-ray in the
House Oi Delegates. After proractud discussion,
amendment "a- adopted. qualifying the prohibition
{" permit the emancipation, but requiring the
IA BE- ample provision for the removal of III. negro
'elUnd the hmt, u ibis Stale.
After this question disposed of, proposition wa
made strike the clause proposing repeal that
-'i"u o the Code which permits a county cotpOatiO
cuurt graut free nulatto having less than one
fourth "i negro blood certificate that 'he is not a..
60 Pending discussion OF this notion the lIou-,
tbOk the u-ud AFTERNOON recess
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05
BELL, BRoOKs. PACE a co.,

BELL. BROOKS. PACE 4 co.,
NO. 50 CHAMBERS AND ~ READE STREETS
NEW YORK
wv nov hsve In brau'ul following
w Cool. elected by our Mr. Ben the other side:
M,neb-.isr and scotch bingham,
white aad PrinisI Brnasse.
Printed Nauselines
PLAN Cod snd Rrt DO
Piau cord and m's Bsrsyvs
Cdd Crspe BFsp,gnc.
~ sui ad' coi itii 81. '"' '''''''
Ciohs, C,..iDerss and vs.iiur.
$1,000 White Go.sls lt faH ns.o,fHrrO
rh Linen, Hy ts.9 u,n,nd n,m.. pesl, Lnss puct.
cora Cauibc se.i. A. a. ss.orrsni o. Forsss
~ o have ,s,y. te,p on hand coupl,,, stock Of
shc,nF. drtue Eesc ard lro Drns. rslnr. apron
s b1c S6s 80 s1 r@ sh'I,ns STRIPES
u short We ohel our Trend. and Ne Trade complete ioet q
&C., BILL BROOKS. PACE co.
EDOSrPONE uENT.-til j. with regret that have 10
IL 5ognse ihai my p'aton tnisrpr cannot take plses
vented me from seeing aud .nr ny SCENTS soon ssIcsn
August whh time Ire dsu1s m ertsniy tsEs pis. o. ~,
s-.. gss ard ~ onc refunded and should ne sale q
fsis-us,ur IS-rty VI.
NOTICE.-TO BrrER, OF mr. GOODs-H.vlBs a..
@ @ aTe ne CSRFFrSG MATING .aa ~ Sio6 SR'e OF
@ On s ,, ne, i i.n az house = pre-
h,ys a g. y,s,g D,y G.. h,s .nou rsgard 20 eo.i 20
pic. ih, nas' a.ts % 6s Interest % S1y q q. ''''
W. have haul a. hrTe stock % Winter and Summer
Gis from which promptly ihs
ns,y oic examination b. orders from prompt payfag
tHDfrs HtCuARpaON Co,
Fis-ds-lm- % Main street
guNHT ~ BSt uIBTH h.s associated -ia him IN b.-i.
rom the drsf u february NJ JNO DENNfs, Of
ef Charlotte snf uu hereafter conduct GROCERT
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS piacs street.,
between Main and CsryJ under ne style nnd fru q
LOCEFTT a nkNNts.
They hand. Of
GScEHiE WIS L4toE-. g., uhch he
their friends and the trade generally
fe29-2u HENRY W LOCEETT
NAILS, POWDER AND PAPEH.-Laadla, fon
~ Schr Moouight-
tCg Neg Mails. Parker Nirs
i0s0 DO HsstInx Powder.
lse Resms superior swapping Psper-er sale By
fer DAVENPORT ALLEN co.
TIN PLATES.-so boS. Loaded Plates lana. Bright
"a IL sNNKER a CO. c-ry-
CIOAks, ftHS. COMFORTS, MD
KRIS AND NEGRO BLANKETS.
FuVHOS. r PRICE, a co. Fooss
u b. soid a. reiaosd price. reduce stoek. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05

ATTENTION Tux Whole BATTALION The bill Ia
provide Tor reorganization Of the militia OF this STATE
Was passed yesterday IN the House of Delegates II it
receives the sanction oil the Senate presume il will
N'd becomes law, We will promptly puul. synopsis oi
IT. provisions IL proposes, understand, establish
Two company mu-trrS, aud general muster Annually
However, much public sentiment few since
have law orej the abolition al the old militia system
cannot now be- questioned that the present posture pub.
c affairs Jush.s some measure providing Tor the better
- ganizatiou OF the militia Ui Virginia. IL Is
that the huatcs o the North, aud those who Operate.
with th"n should DE made understand that their ag
questions upon the institutions of the South IL persisted
IA, will meet with drtei resistance aud this
cannot give them with perfect satisfaction ourselves,
cntil the loyal o Virginia duly enrolled dsci.
pinned, aud trained Ia the ARTS o war" We learn that
Of the provisions of the Till which has passed pro
vides for the distribution OF muskrts the militia on
tanning days, Instead ol ECO inst,lks heretuurc
Verify. are begi'ng To stand up Tor the
our tights, at last.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05
VUyuE COMMUNICATIVE on yIuCIN,,.

10 NIFTN WITUTTT F0IIIFV TrfTfluU
Wce1mn1nl - the Richmond Frrrct sbuTy and
ptonhc Kali Road Company appear before The justices ~ our
ruy Un ~ our 'ad County ~ The Couhour the ouri,
Iufiy no Apl newt 10 Richard 4 Hurrss Tfustee ,r
John = Birrnss wlpn VI Frances nrrtss AMI g.
sanna Bnus' n plea resrass on the casc iamsge I've
u1nsahd dollars And have then there Wyfaess WIN
G MNtoN Clerk ~ said Court c 29h " Feiruarv
1855, IN The SOIL ~ foundation A Copy-rests
WM. q. WINSTON
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Elicit, WALLER. DREWRY 4 co


Al n want will cali At ALEx. HILLS,
ELLETT, WALLER. DREWRY 4 co.,
No. II PEARL STREET.
HAVE in store and are nov receiving beautiful S'or'1sn Of
The ioosng Good- selected in Europe by Of arm
p E H., u gS ss; JteT3 1i,, and o'nIe'
plain Coor,i. Riact aud Painted Mou.-rus
do 4, Persian. aud Cisilc-
Plain Coorry Black and satin Striped B,reges
J JSssn,i. T R,lcr1. s Ss! f. Robes.
Hiact aud Colore,i Silks
MACK Alpac'' and Italian cloth.
Cloths. Cts.nrrs and vc.tlng.
Dowia,, linen Duck, snd pdI,
win great y'iy ~ other foreign Goods suited to The virgins
We '.e bsy and vii keep stock Of ue bc.
ne.sud Drnog. prnu. Ccosl~. Cotton. P,t. aud s,rpe.
osnaeug. Heavy Ducks Bgsngs Keuiuky Jeans. Tweed, Apron
, The facility ,a,rl rs by having house in New yot
mig tLLrrT WALLER pRUEy = co
HlnDMEIi.'S CELEuH ATED No. SIPTH
pliusPHTE oI LIVE Fgr the growth Of whe.i Corn. -"
iaio Cotton Sus'r Garden E.uent Fruit Tree Towsrs ant
ie a-h Of al cereal grsln confused q & phosphate. white
2s per cent n Soda ~ plant. contain Potash In considerable
cent Of DE phosphate. rs rho.a' ao the most ncciul
TIL. ,n active valuable F,r.r pounds r, e.en ~
rNtra bushels OF wngN q" We acre over t ~ 81 e collections "
ofTota,cs ~ iiur S. tons. and bl !. al II,
valuable Super Phosphate superior gspund
Hones Guluo. may safely produce
10 erceE better result n The soil an other fertilizer sold
t,qs Agent icr theMsnuf,ctSrer
NEW BACON. LARD. &c
~ 1000 D. sdc. ,areror qu.lV' corn f',,ed
iS,@o, " Shoulder
'S $$ sS : % %%,:s:iir~,: 9 : :
' 9 . ~ F9 ,,9 P s, .oa csgPinr
For sale BY y Robson CO.
iaio-5m Baltimore sud % Drsuond streets. Bsilnof,
NEW SPRING GOODS.-on MONDAY the 2sh Teh
~ Charles Gvsikn. open, for ihe Inspection ofhe
Spring drcas Goods
SuSs pists and Stripes
HersFa pe fanes. cheap
uessnt plaid Berages. Mcusins
sprinr calcocs IN ail styles, very chear.
{ a 0wATKN.
tS Opposite ESchanTs Rank.
UyoH SAIE.-rhe undersigned 10 anxous 10 dispose Of hs
H Ion Interest 10 the armory Mn aud hts
Lease sui Machinery u " Rrsgv's Mn"
Apply to c DnMOCK
fts-U A. The Armory.
DESr PERUVIAN GIANO.-t4oo Rag, Brifiaors
- 4. Iqspefra Guano direct from The Peruvian
w6NsIE CLAIBORNE.
msri No ~ Pesr street.
UuPOuTANT NOTUCE.-Hsvinv cold on, my saddle
snd Harness business. becomes incumbent upon me
settlement ~ The dhts long ssndug
that remain uusti by 1t March viii b. dealt 18th according
law, a. I require the my NV business
JOS " COLQUIrT, Agent,
seis-dlcim 18Th street. between Main snd Cary
~ ALEXANDER HILLS,
f2i No is7, Main street.
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I II Y
~ OF GEARS.-w- will on SATURDAY.
nclnck y u- preu- 1T puil- 81
y.ar- III brrk Corn MIL the Manchester
" Nsyo hth" S'th he requisite privilege a..
The length % te and .frihc conditions the
sii - made known at The tt- aui place of
By order % the Trustees Of Manchester.
SAMUEL TAYLOR.
f~is-.id. CHRISTOPHER q MGR Az Committee.
" On account o weather. letting POSTPONED unit
lace. mi
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SELLING OF ENTIRE srock o.

FURNISHING GOODS.
TuNO close The iO ~ March No ist Nsin street opposite
u Esgir Square. } " GOODWIN
~ Wn open he last u March r1au,
No tiq Main vi large and sprins
and summer Clothing (fc9Il ne.
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Nv HiSOyEH COUNTY COUHT, FE0UI-

Oh WELsU rUHS ENTHA FAMILY ,.o-
<S.v sHEN BUTTER, received by Roanoke. for sale
unhS frau fN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05

10 ne SlSyig 81 HfRorer t;,apiv GresfiaC
We cOmmtad The Richmond Frederic iirr md
P"tom1c Ran Road Company ap~ar b,r Justice. n our
County Court n I County, Counuse on the fourth
Tde'Y in Aprl next Reh1d pc. ~ es
pass On i ,.e' damage hundred doi,rs Apd have then
There this Wit WHHcss Wiv-ry Clerk ~ nur saI
Court the 2gh day ~ February 1850 c sh yssr ~ our Foun
dalton. 4 CoIp-rcsic.
wM. WINSTON
mlS-wfw va a. wtVsroN g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05

a MEXICAN spsEAuS.-raiior. shear. r,ie,,,.,. m :.
N dies SCISSORS, te u wnds celebrated make warranted
IN qnay w nev and improved Patterns complete A.
'of""en' m'He' Tor sale ~ EDWARD CORNING a co.
. q, 49, 81 John street, New York
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05
AUCTION SALES.
nv PuLLIAMIDAvIs Arc,,

nv PuLLIAN IA DAVIS. ArcrpsssS.s.
a NEGROEs.-rht d4y. At - o'rloes - IN III "a
~ Likely N-yro~s, Men. boys, Women nj Grl.
nhN PtLLIAN DAVIS ka~t.
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A urItICAN sJyE1us.

An acllon n irespass the case.
q. W. RicviRnsrv y. O.
n WIZ
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HENTEEMEN-S OVER-GAITERS.-Justr re-
crvcd supply Of Geutemcur Oyeraiter Of all coors
All ~ want will call At ALEN HILLS.
m M Ms
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me ONLY " En- In Mx va rHE ~
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,

TIE ENGLISH
LEA A PERKINS,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04
From the NatIonaI Era
a SONG.


A SONG,
IsscRgBED TO THE FREMONT CLUBS.
BENE4TH fly skies, November
Thy skies Of cloud and rain,
Around cur blazing camp-fres,
We close our ranks Rgain.
Then sound again the bugles,
Call the battle-rol anew;
IL moaths have WE'LL Ugh the field,
What may not four years dos
For, Goa be praised New England
Takes once more her ancient place,
Again the Pilgrims banner
Leads the vanguard Of the race.
Then sound again the bugles
Cali the battie-roll anew:
II months have wsngh won the field,
Nliat may not four years do?
Along the lordly Hudson,
shOut Of triumph breaks;
The Ia pre- State is spe skug,
From The ocean to the lakes,
Then sound again the bugles
Cali the battle roll anew;
II elths hays weil-nigh won the held,
What may not four years dof
The Northern hills are blazing
The Northern skies are bright;
Aud the fair young West is .urnsng
Her forehead 10 the light
Then sound again the buges
Call the battle-roll anew;
Ifmorths could almost gain the field,
What may NOT four years do?
Push every outpost nearer,
Press hard the hostile towersi
Another Bslaklava,
And the Malakof is ours
Then sound again the bugles
Cali the battle-rol anew,
II months have gh won the field,
What nry not four years dor
Dut keep the same old banner,
For better he
Pass on the same Old Nat,hWord.
FREMONT AND VICTORY
And sound again the buglos,
Cal the battle-rtll anew.
Iimonths have well-nigh won the field,
What may not four years dc?
tn NO. 10Th, 1856 &c. W.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04
tor.he Tribune $ Telegraph.

l.
THIS sacred wood brings to my mind,
The old brow house among the trees;
Beneath their shade oft rtclined,
And watched their motions in the breeze.
The gurginr brook beneath the HILL
The cool retreat, the shady dell
The rustic bridge and ruined mill,
All these do | remember well.
And further down beside the stream,
The old log schooI-house rose uncou;h;
And In the rear, upon the green,
Iioined in many a sport of youth
Beside the home, the orchard stood,
Twas filed with trees of choicest kinds,
Its autumn stores rich and good,
In sinter months, our cellar lined
When Tn away, beyond the sea,
Or tempest-scsscd in ocean storm,
There s left one shining place for me
My ehidhoed's home, where WAS born.
But many year hath passed away,
Since last saw that cherished spot;
And m@ny year may yet delay,
visit TO my Fathers cot
When Death a. last from me- shall part
Ny friends, MY home, and all that s givsa
To me on earth 10 cheer my heart
hope to fad Home in Heaven.
KESosnA, Oct. % 1856. NJ.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04
Returning Home,

The Steamer VIM. Campbell, which
arrived here from the Missouri river yes
erday, brought down a company of one
hundred and thirty quasi Kansas emf
grants, who were chiefly from the
Southern States, and having become sick
ened with the peace prospect in the ter
ritory, are returning to their Old homes.
We commnd them to the charitable
care of the ST. Louis Kansas relief com
many st Louis Democrat, Nor. "a.
FINE THoUGHT.-Dickens, in his
little Dorrit, tells us that atcnder word
dropped like heavy stone into the
well of Clenham,s heart, and splashes
the water into his eyes"
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04
Nicaragua and Cuba,
NEW y OK. Nov.

New YORK, Nov. q.
Gen. Goicouria makes in to-day,s
Hera}d further revelations concerning
Nicaraeuian and Cuban matters. Walk
er,s first movement, he says, after the
settlement of affairs in Nicaragua,
was to be upon Cuba, for the purpose of
conquering and annexing that island to
Central America, and so to forma South
ern military despotism as a counterbal-
ancc to the United States. CUBA must
and shall be free" says Walker, "but not
to the Yankees
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

H. IN presenting the following list OF articles to the
Il Community, the subscribers dqter themselves that
q hey can give better satisiscton, from exhibit
ef tlo If their various styles and prices than be
il 81 In
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

w We are bound to evcei, ID est in keeping the
best and purest quality OF Drugs and Mepicines in
lie market. We have been East and have select
Ell the Best from tie New ok Market.
Oct 9 80 STARKWEATHER & co.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04

AVE are constantly receiving and shall keep =
w full supply Of the best brands of line Pant.
White Zine being an oxide forms Il chemical combi-
nation with he acid OF the oil, producing hard and
durable paint either for inside work ~ for exposure
10 the weather.
1t is one third chcaper-free from poisonous prop
critics and gives bette aud mere durable white.
STARkWEATHER 81 90.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04
THE SPECTRE REVELS.
q Tale Of ali EfuIiov's Eve.

DY MEs.E. d E \. soUTHw0suH
jolly place twas said, III day ora,
Bot so!Ie thing ails it now, the spot j. curst.
WORDSWORTH.
Ger all there hung a shadow and fear;
A sense of mystery tn" spirit duunted
THAI said pain AS whisper in the car,
The place is haunted !-TH0MAs HOOP.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-04


No. S3 Etaiu So. ------ kenOsha Wis.
L. IN pr,senting the following list OF articles to the
All Community the subscribers dqtter themselves that
81 hey can give better sati-sction from exhibit
E ti If tlelr various styles and prices than can be
ouud il he west. In the
Gentlemen's Department,
bay found every kind and description Paten,
Car ana Buck Congress Gaters sewed and pegged calf
patent and enaeed Oxford Te tllop article % French
calf patent leather Boots patent calf congress Baton
Shoes; huckskin Tay Ties patent tipped Lasting Gal
Calf Enaeled, Kip and Thick Brogans, Custom and
Eastern made
Particular attention paid to Gents custom-made
FRENCH CALF BOOTS,
OF every style kind, made measure good fit
every case insured
Custom made, fine Kip, coarse fines and thick double
soied BOOT =, made for service and durability and
ranted. Gents faecy and plain toilet Slips, Of different
styles which are par-exceilence.
BOYS YOUTHS AND CHILDREN'S
Custom and Eastern fine calf alp thick Boots
Boys Congress CATERS OF different sfyles; Bows Yths
and Chidrens calf enameled, kip and thick Brogans, &c
In the
Ladies Department,
May be found the largest and best in Kenosha
comprising Ladies' Kisses and Childrens wear of every dit
ferent style worn, viz: Ladies' patent oxd, tipped
plain Congress Caters: patent foxd tipped and plain
CATERS both thick and pump soed fine kid Caters, kid
Congress Caters Glove Kid Lace Boots; morocco and
ameed Lace Boots, too specify both custom
tdsterI tfelcn KID Slippers, slipper
ties Lid and morocco Buskins, Of al kinds Ladies Toilet
Slippers bsses aud Chdrens congress and Lace CATERS
KID ana ofocco Lace and Button Boots, Slippers Ankle
ie ad IN short every style Of nicely finished workman
ship, suitable for their use.
To the community generally, would respectfully invite
your attention TO selection knowing you truly APP
preciae well formed and beautiful shoe, which btdeeks
with the foot of the wearer adds so much to the
general finish Of the outer man.
BY examining stock you win truly appreciate
terest have taken in your behalf viii be satisfied
As to price we fear competition.
Hoping to one and all OF you our exhibition, and
greet yoa hearty welcome, shall always endeayor
isacorly to supply your numerous wants.
6. s h ri,ED ( ELY s. BALDWIN.
20 CASH PAID FOR HIDES. SKINS, AND PrLrs. II.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-06-21
STOCKTON'S
Patent Straw CutfeE.

TTNHE multiplicity OF Straw Cutters already before the
Il public large proportion of which having failed
cessuy TO stand the test of thorough trial. and having
fallen far short of the representations Of the venders
well as the expectations of the purchasers general dis.
trust has been created in the public mind for all machines
of this description. Hence 1t becomes consideration of
the utmost importance before the general introduction of
machine, rnIDg which there much doubt and
connected with which there have been many failures
that it should first have been subjected to the most
thorough and critical test and its claim to merit clearly
established beyond doubt. This machine has now been
in existence upwards of twelve months during which time
thas been submitted to the tests and has under
gone notifications and alterations with view Of bringing
tas perfection possible 1t is now complete and
presented TO the public in the full confidence that it will
meet the wants OF the farming community and sustain the
high reputation it has already obtained and the opinions
formed of it BY all who have usedit.
We claim for it
ls Great strength and durability
I'd. An entire freedom from complication, being so
simple as to be easily operated by boy twelve fifteen
years age without the slightest tear of arrangement
I'd. Superiority and excellence of execution cutting
with great ease, rapidity and exactness.
4th. Great economy price, being offered ct the low
rate of Eight Dollars
Other advantages might be mentioned but would occu
py too much space.
possesses one peculiarly however so remarkable and
important that cannot orbear making mention Of it,
We sude to its Everlasting Spring designed to keep the
knife always in its roper place and uniformity Of
execution at the time yielding to any hard and for
egn substance the appearance Of which in most machines
would be liable to produce serious I'M ury.
County rights In Middle and West Tennessee for sale
upon extremely advantageous terms. They be made
by any worker in wood Men of energy wanted to act
Agents.
Address, JAMES C. BALDWIN co.
mayl 81 College St Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-06-21
Gppersoz3 Springs!

TTHESE valuable and highly Medicinal Springs are To-
/ Gated IN Macon county, Tennessee, the waters OF
Wramme Greek four miles from the turnpike leading from
Gaatn, summer county, Tenn to Scottsville and Gas-
g0w Ky, and OF easy from all directions The
proprietOrs prepared 10 accommodate as many
as probably nav favor them with q call. For chronic
affections Uf the Stomach and Bowels Liver and Spleen
Kidneys and Bladder also of the Skin Scroul Dropsey
and many of those ailments of which females are the sill
tnt but severe sufferers remedies have been found more
saluaTy and none superior to few weeks soourn and
the OF these waters. In of stone in the Bladder
they have, in many instances acted a sovereign balm,
and in all have afforded relief There three varieties
Of Sulphur Water, aud one strongly impregnatsd with
iron correct analysis Of all of which will be made upon
the premises promised by Prof Stafford State Geolog
iS time during this year. Dr. DeBOw, of the
PTOprieOrs will be constantly at The Spring, unless pro-
fessionay away, who will take pleasure in giving such
advice and attention to nvads experience of 81
arge in The day time except for Medicine or for Surgica
operations, Their charges win be as follows viz:
Regular bosrders from the lst of May to 1s of October
(washng eXtra) zoe per day.
Regular boarders from the lst of October lst of May
(W8shing extra sec per day,
Horses per day, Sc
Transient visitor, horseback buggy, from 81 25 to
81 50.
Servants half price, and Children of 10 years old and
under half prceunesS parents shall prefer to have them
seated and waited on al the first table.
The reason why difference is made in the price of
boarding above stated in consequence of the Mineral
" being somewhat weakened during the wet season
q Fall and WIHter Some deduction will be made in the
bills Of such remain over month If required.
apll-3mtw&w. DBB0W HENRY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-06-21
BEAVER DAM SPRINGS.

THIS favore watering place, situated in Hickman
Z ty, Tenn, As miles west of Columbia, will be open
for visitors on the first day of June.
TIE Proprietor FILTERS himself that he will be able to
afford every comfort and convenience necessary to the en-.
joyment and satisfaction of his guests His spacious ball
will be furnished with the very best of music He
has also coed Billiard Table and Ten Pin Alley The
country around affords excellent sport in hunting and
fishing The bar will be supplied with the best of Wines
and Ogars.
comfortable conveyance will run every other day from
Columbia, leaving in the morning SO as to reach the
Spring in the evening. Stage fare s..
Charges viii be per month $40 90
q" week, 90
Children under 10 years and hafthese prices
t- liberal deduction for families where the number
eECee is FIVE DR. A. NJ. KELLER
may2S-tf Proprietor