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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

CRY or Kf nr'A IS, To David Shaver
V0U are hereby notified that writ of attachment has
been issued against you and your property attached
satisfy the demands OF George w Hale and George n
Towsee amounting TO ortyone dollars and thirteen
Now unless you shall appear before Sas Ames Justice
OF Kenosha the 9Th day of June, 1851 O'Clock IN
the afternoon Judgment will be rendered against you and
your property sold to pay the debt.
Dated May 10TH 1851. [3wi9l HALE ToWsLEE.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
Saddle and Harness Business,

In the Village Of Genoa where they intend articles in
their line of business at the prices in Genoa as they
are sold at their shop in Kenosha.
Their place Of business may be found the build ing for
merely occupied by Mr.. Read store, where they will
have in attendance wait customers who NAV
favor them with their patronage And as they expect to
furnish their Genoa Shop from their Establishment in Ke-
nosha, they hope TO furnish anything that may be wanted
in their line Short Notice.
They may also be found their shop the City
Harness Shop opposite the City Hotel Kenosa where t
keep constantly nand quantity Of Harness Saddles,
Trunks Nalices Fynets &C. and expect sell cheap
be found in the city.
r. b WISS0R, THOMAS ENGLISH.
Genoa. Sept. kh, 1856 [1y.vIT19l
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

Estate Of James N. IlSHiatns.
ITO all whom it may concern: Letters Of Administration
said estate having been issued Joseph L. williams
the Both day Of April A. j. 1851 and months
and after that day being allowed and limited for creditors
present their claims for examination aud allowance
tce is hereby given that the undersigned will the first
Monday OF July 1856 and the last Monday October 1851
10 o'clock A. NJ Of said days. his office in the city Of
Kenoshs, receive examine and adjust all claims ard de-
mands Of all persons again st said deceased.
JON y. JILsUN
April, 30th, 1881. 4wiT County Judge.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
Blinds. Blinds. blinds

Blinds, BIlnds, blinds
LIVERY variety Window Blinds manufactured to order
~ short notice, at HAMBRGOKs SASH Door and Bin
Factory lst door east ef City Bank.
& PERM, Star, Slearine and Fallow Candles can
- Always be found at the City Drug Store of
STARKWEATTIER- & Cos.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
n O w a RID ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOE-NCEMENT

ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such as
spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weakness Impotence Gonor.
rhGa, elect Syphilis, the Vice OF 0nznis selfAbuse
&c, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the awful des
truction Of human life caused by Sexual Diseases ard the
receptions practed upon the unfortunate victims OF such
diseases by Quaes have directed their Consulting Surgeon
as Charitable Act worthy Of their name give MEDcs
ADVICE GRATIS to all persons thus afflicted who apply bv
letter with description q their condition. age occupation
habits OF life Ec and in OF extreme poverty and suf-
fering, 10 Furnish Medicines Free Of Charge.
Fhe Howard Association il benevolent Institution
tsbshed by special endowment for the relief sick and
distressed, afflicted with Yiruent and Epidemic Diseases"
1t has surplus Of means, which the Directors have
voted to expend in advertising the above notice It's need
less TO add that tina Association commands the highest ed
cai skill Of the age and viii furnish the most approved mod
ern treatment.
just Published, by the Association, Report on sperma
torrhna, Seminal Weakness the vice Of onahsm, Mas
turbaon or Self Abuse other diseases Of the Sexual
Organs by the Consulting Surgeon, which viii be by
mail din sealed enveope FREE OF CHARG Eon the re-
ceipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address DR. GEO Il. G LHOUS, Consulting Surgeon
Uoward Association, No South NINTH Street phiiade
phia Pa BY Order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIRCHILD, sec'y 1ys9
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28


Organ Meodeon flor churches), five octaves stops,
one aud half octave pedals, four of reeds $50
egF- Agents for the sale of Meodeons may be found
in all of principal Of the u tied States.
GEO. \. PRINCE & CO.,
Cor Niagara and Maryland streets, Buffalo,
1v3f and 81 Fulton street, New York.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

z
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

= 3
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE FIRST
and until farther So,ise Trains will i.ase Roc /
leland daily, tsandny- excepted follows
sunday kxpres. and all train at .s1p Is A NJ
u NHht Aprfss al -..-.-s...---- 10 v, NJ
u Freight and ID class cars. "a T. NJ.
TrAns arrive nj Rock Island, daily Sundays "a
copied, ~ follow.
lei Night Expre.. ai...................sc % A NJ
~ I,slly ESpre.s and Mail At. ........... 20 T. NJ.
81 ffeix6 aud ID Cia~s 80. 10 a u NJ
All trAins over thi- Hasl m direct cannecti.i
~ Chicago with trans bath the Michigan Sputl
arn and Michigan Central X u 10 aud frsn Detroit
Toledo, Cleveland, Cpiunha- Cine sanAit, rlti.hHr4
Dankrk, Buffalo, Niagara fai-, Albany, New fori
fhtlAiephia, BAlim"r- aud wr-hinsten. Ai-s. d.
Ia sAlie with trains Of the Illinois teatTsi Rus
Nefth Ia 0slena asi South 10 ~ Louie and Carr
20 which places iicke,s can he procured ~
" HENSON,
Ticket Agent, u N pplasf. * u.
lA@Aengcrs are r.mihicd ~ the nrce--iis ~ gNtGE
distinct directions ~ the .sitraton If then ,e
gaze also, To procure tickei- before takA9 H.
the ears, the conductors eoitsrt farr@ any H. 49,
lions the line 81 the Chicago and iinsk lrlard
Railroad
JoiiS v TRACY, snperinisndeut
W wHirsas. Asst 1npl
Rock Island, April ~, lss.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14
Jn9ur0n(c.


UB0W NV o9cSs~ sSS
DAVENPORT, IOwA.,
Rtsk. aoSs taken bath an the MUTUAL
and STOCK plan.
OFFICE IN M. = DANENPORTS BLOCK
~ ever Ihuhb Bruth.r, Barrow & Co. Banking
uou,c Ui,icc Heur-, a NJ toAp.M.
DIRECTORS
IL NJ " Burrows, Geo I. Davenport, l. Merwih,
Alfred sanders Charles Icssir, 4 4 Parry J.. 4,
nes.aiut has lbalz.M, u u Woodward 5"hh
vwr.- J W. Wiley, II hlfrtw ~ l. -hofcy
OFFICERS
I. a. pEsSAINr President
GIiAs LESLIE Treasurer.
DANIEL l. SiibHLi, Secretary
iAM Il II hn,nMlzrLL ~ Com
Il u MUnpMAkIf, As-is'l rec..
Il l. NrkoWN, urbrfal Agett
TIL. Company la. ur,.u from The -taft -t-ai,i,
,sagtts d., sHs llisuEp 81 lie community. u ha'
s1-rfti., lgdt4 ~ ib-.4s
pastgUs tis ttsa 1850 SvaFs 81 t- rai-taHee " nlar
ssi f,r.u.4yrs ur the Mafua p.nu but ~ u,yrtt ~,
yssut. - The community IL VIII hereafter in.uTr ~
lr STICK Yitf #ti-n
l. % lattr Company, IL officers al kr"Wu
Is. uur r9fiz.t.s IT, l-sk- aii - property g.
bc.r UUi ttH BIZ rNsiun,l ly thuse nl~ntiug, and
fe srhrd directly - process trhn uut awa c9Ari.
NJ -,E+. tHatrs abroad ~ feed corporation
wt." -8Hl.dHe-. ~ have So taraua - atecrtsihtUg
ss1ll. t,tf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

NV INV
" uItt tudaeare for sls months. 10 commence
fr. a., mi. 18th day OF August. A ID ls.7 and tssm
IT.. IN The ssth day 81 February, A ID isSs, the
-. h..viuv aud psS 81 twenty thousand rolls
n n MI raper from the establishment of IN. under
.ign.x.
Nov. 1. III. time 10 have snnr house. pafet.d
L.u You can ss.c, frosa Thousands of piece. 81 pa
nss var, isx la price, from ten cent. and upwar'ss
ner roll Al.o gold and painted window shades ~
L. u aims VI various PATTERNS BORDERS IRE board
rr,uts Ae Particular attention IAld 10 the han1sup
III wall pap.r ii plain decorative styles
HHkpHERb 3 SON
Paper dealers and hAngcrs,
.,ess.~am Cor second and Rock 1sland 1t.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14
Peansylyanla Railroad.


R0A z
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE. con
i sse,use the Atlantic elite. with the Western
North western, aud Southwestern states, ~ a roii
.inaous Railway direct This Rad al-o eanl4.ci- nj
Fsstsharxh with daily Nm. 81 steamer ~ I.sr,.
cheapest and reliable roui. by which frelghs nan b,
forwarded 10 and from the Great W--,
s4fss srswsss rHiLApGLrHI. Ass rirIssrhe
vtass Class -beots, shoe., Hate,
and Caps, Books Dry Gs-,d- tn "a
Eoass tAles and trnnks,l brax-, tin ~ lss y" Y
bu1ss and baies,f fur., Feathers,
hsocup CLAss Domestic sheefingl
ehirilnx sHd Ticking Gin original
bales, Druxs, an ea-kr,t Hard ooc per LOO ~
vsre, Leather, TN rolls or hsSe.D
Wooi and Sheep fei-, Eastward
Tsiap CLAsa-Ansil., steel, Chains
Gin CASKS Hemp, BACON, Fork
bated ticose OF Ii .sek-D Tobacco, 60c per lou 10
manufactured, teaeepi Clsafs OF
cut, &c
Focsss Class Coare, Fish, Bacon,
Beef snd Pork, sln casks ~ boxes
eastward Lard Lard OIL Lead ~ pei loo "a
Nsiss, soda Ash, 0ermsn 1.a,
Tar, Pitch, itosln, &c.
floea-el per barrel until farther notice
0sAis-An per ioo lbs until farther notice
ayfro. " psr bale, NOT eAssedns 5oo H. weight
- 10 :Apr.ns ao.,. from ~, point r.., Of PM.
sdslphia b. particular 10 mark package. via Penn.
sylssaia itaifro~d All god. eonsiguss To- IA.
ssssns. g.. hi. ka.a .i rallaasIphia rin.earg,
FREIGHT AGENTS Harris, wormi, 4 a.
.smphi. Tenn y sa.- 3 O. y, Louis ] =
nlielsll = son, ksanssiils, Ind baine.Gil. Issl a
nardock, and Carter = Jrweti, Louisville Ky
asldr.m, Madison. lad .sprisuan 4 Bre~i, a,d
vills. 9, isseh c. "a Kllhy street, Ba-lo. LsseL
Z Gel A.,or mauss, New York William !, and
esssry rl~s.. n Y > snesder, rhlla..lrhia
Hiissars ''' "" ' f''''''''"''
m HOUSTON.
0~neral Freight A..nt, phll.sl.tnlia
= J. LOhbAkkT, supt Altoona, la
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14
r.. y II. n. Tl.TEK,

II. - u. ~. Tl.VER,
eHAvE REMOVED Toi
MO. LIE CLAIRE ROW, WHERE YOU
~ can Had
koHk nAREaEs, oRGANDfEs.
MIsLtNs, LAWNS,
FLAiN, fIuiD AND DOTTED SWISS,
PLAIN, BARRED 4 STRIPED NASsooks.
H,oF AND skELEToN SKIRTS,
CRiNULiNE SKIRTS,
carbohydrates,
CRAZE AND srkLl.A sHAwI.s
SILK AND SILK = LAIE MANlii.LAst
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS,
HRtIttANTks,
IRISH LINENS, TABLE LINENS.
NAPKINS AND IatNtiLAs,
IINEN SHIRT FRONTS,
KMRRoipKHED CURTAIN MrsiiNs,
AAksE1LfEs QUILTS,
iiAd~
AI-o a heavy stock 81 Domestic Gsods, all Of
witch will b. sold very cheap
IA H. II TYNER,
t.lynf No L. tlair. Row.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-14

NJ. DALXELL, JR. 4 co.
Wholesale and Retail lrecers I!
famaiss sspg,i,t.i on .hoa notice.
WE ARE NOW IN RE, EIPT OF A FRESH
w .aprl, 81 .strs afsicic usually kept IN our
lAhc Thankful foa ra-t patronage VT would ask n
continuanee of same
o.,. s'eAhs'
corFEEs
Roast, and Ground
Gunpowdsr
baltimore oysirrr, Lobsicrs, tiams, salmon and
sardiues IN Cans superior article AID warranted
Preserves ieies ssrkins English Pickles Olive
otl, Pepper sauce hsiehup- Ac., In 6lsss
Sauces, Tomatoes Peaches Horse kailsh, IIeFh-
and v, Powders Va tan-
Mustard, Spices Chocolate, Brams, Sage, Canar,
seed Fcsfl barley, Ground Rice, Parma saleratus
starch Soda, Extracts 81 all kini-, Maesaroni, Yer
nicriii fsasy soaps, Rrashc., Baskets, &e
camden Flour tara Meai, Hnminy Cat Meal, &c
I.oui-yill~ 1tmcni, Nala, Glass, So. sc
Gal ard exaIhihe car stock which ac will warrwa
~ give satisfaction
N BAiZEL1. JR & CO
ir2J r. Cor Second and Perry street
Family Groceries.
THE SUBSCRIBER, AT Ills STORE, n
W corner ~ Iowa anI second street. has ~
hand aud will keep constantly large assortment
Fresh faasiiy Groeertes,
embracing everything IN HE lur Of business whirl
h. will sell reasonable terms III. attention .
The public IL Invited 10 lat. arrivals af .es-anahe ar
iicls- WALTER KELLY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-24

'h-ir exeron-as long political contests
fined 10 the Stale and not carried into the arena ti
the nation. At ths late election il was fortunate for
the Union that Mr.. Fillmorcs friends we're so few,
and ia 1860 we may not be abe to dispense even with
Maryland.
The contest may turn upon still more delicate
point. In view of this not improbable emer.
gency involving the sefety of the South and the
Union, we most earnestly hope, as we implicitly be-
iie"e, that the voe Of Virginia in May will be such
az to hfori no encouragement pretext for the or
ganization Of any new party in either of the slave
holding States. Tie opposition in Virginia, though
III minority, have ever been distinguished for conf
denc@, energy and zeai. Let the Iast spark be ex-
eS;insulshed that gnmers among the ashes Of its
funeral pyre In honor Of the obsequies Of Sam, and
from Maryland TO Florida the few who still cling to
other gods than those of Democracy, will abandon
theirido if they do not renounce their faith.
When we marshal our forces for the great battle
with Abolitonism in 1862 let us all be united under
ono leader nd :::::SIa aid to tue enemy by being
divided among ourselves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-24


"7ISHINo to change nay business. will sell private
w ly, ii l car, ii not then at public auction, al
Bloomfield the lst Of September next, If fair, if
the next fair day. all the following named property
BLOOMFIELD, the farm which reside containing
SEVEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES. five hun.
dred are arabe with good proportion of low grounds
and baaa:e we'll wooded and situated five miles
the Univarsry, and within milo OF Woodvle Depot
on the Central Rail Road This farm is highly improved
and very productive. There 10 on II ORCHARD o
more than lOGn fruit trees, comprising every variety
suitable TO this climate.
The buildings are new, and of every description
sary from tobacco houses TO handsome BRICK
DWELLING Of nine large rooms. and green House
ached 1t is here that Bloomfield Male Academy is sit.
uated, which 10 in dourishing condition. with accommO.
daton for sixty boardcrs Possession. in part gveu in
time 10 seed; or if the purchaser should wish continue
school, possession for that purpose wonld ba given
tho 18th Of July The Farm and School will yield
ne; annual profit Of s6 Co., II desired the Farm would
be- divided.
Price Tor Bloomfield ss 300 cash. or $40 5oo ouethird
cash, and the balance IN uud years without In
tercst
will also sell eleven hundred of snd the Blue
Ridge, little north OF Browns Gap, and lying on both
sides OF tho line between A5emurle and Rocking ham
being par; OF the OF the late Fountain Rchnrds
About 100 Of this land cleared and has
new double cabin Price, IS per ucre--onehiri cash.
and the balance in aud years without
Possession given at once.
At the time will also sell all ms Furniture Crops
Agricultural Implements, and Live Stock Terms made
known on the day OF sale.
will show the property hose wishing to purchase
or be addressed by letter Woodviils Depot Abe
marie county, Va. p. II GOODLOE
ADril eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-24
BLACK REPUBLICASISM ALWAYS THE

The adjournment of tbs Black Republican Legis-
lature Of New York is the occasion Of the following
remarks in the Albany Atlas and Argus. They
c,nno, be too carefully read too extensively circu-
lated:
"The Black Republicans commenced with an over.
whelming majority. They passed 800 laws. They
emp.ed the treasury. Tney anticipated its resources
tor years to come. They sanctioned hundreds of lille.
gitimats GLAZING. They overrode the yetoes of their
own chief magistrate. They rejected his nomlna-
tiona. They assaulted The constitution OF the United
States and of the State; declared defiance of the
courts and overturned the charters OF the chief cl.
ties. They reversed the rules Of the common and
commercial law, and unsettled every vested right IN
the State. While doing this, they cried Liberty,
liberty. liberty-,he negro, the negro tbs negro -
But they passed no liberty bill. They tossed the
measure from house to house, and abandoned It,
They voted for vnporisGg resolutions; but the lover
Of liberty will look in vain through the immense
statute book of the year for single word in protec
tion Of human rights Hs will fnd nothing but acts
OF spoliation and disorganizaon.
Black Republicanisn is the some everywhere--
corrupt hypocritic, impudent and false
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-24
JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.

II OFFER for sale privately my plantation called Mount
Il Bernard. This plantation hes the James River in
the county of Goochland, Immediately above Maiden's
Adventure dam. and within twenty oieh miles OF hich.
mond. II contains seven hundred and thirty acres
Of whchsevcn;yhve are James River grounds
OF the best quality, thrty.6ve acres creek low
grounds and the remainder Is Bearer dam creek red
land. There 10 on the place good dwelling house on
beautiful site. and all necessary outhouses and both the
buildings and the fences in good repair and the land
Is In nigh state of cultivation.
will also sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists of horses mules cattle incu
ding mch cows and tho farming utensils are tho mos,
of them, new, and all of them good-and there are
enough both OF stock and farming utensils for the tho
rough cultivation of the plantation
The terms OF sale as 10 the payments will be made
very much TO suit the purchaser
Mr.. James N. Payne, my manager living on the place,
will show properly any person desiring examine
Il My address Ia Washington, D. c.
Nav I7-ctf NJ NJ PAYNE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-24
MEADOW FAK1I FOR SALE,

n OFPER at Private Sale my Farm lying In the county
Il of Prince William. adjoining the land Of Judge TYLER
and Immediately on the Turnpse Road leading from
Alexandria WHrrenton. and two Hnd halt miles from
Gainesville, depot III. Msnusss Gap Railroad thirty
FIVE miles distant from Alexandria; which place can be
reached in two hours on the cars,
This Estoic contains Nine Hundred and For,yone and
Half Acres-sbou; four hundred of which are in Wood
and Timber The balance in c!eured and divided into
nine Fields, all of them well wu,erci BY lasting sprnes
Broad Run-s large aud niling mountain s.renm-
passes through the e.thte from Wcs, East. bordering
which ia a bssun!ul Meadow OF one hundred acres
now well taken In Timothy and blue grass and rot oniy
valusble Meadow but highly useful for grazing pur.
poses. The upands rolling and susceptible of any
degree OF Improvement.
The improvements q large and commodIoua Dwell.
ing with spac;a: -ooE, c- above snd three be.
low atairs, and The necessary out housrs Surround.
ing the yard Is large md anurhng Orchard Of Apples
Pears Peaches Cherries Aprico;s &c Of tho fines, We.
reties and Of them full tesrng Country Store.
are numerous aud convenient Tho ncichborhood Is un.
surpas.ed by any in .sa State for haah md aordB tho
best society.
hose wishing to purchase fine country residence,
will 40 we'll TO cali and examine lhis eata:n.
For further infornaOn address Judge T. Collin. Lee
Baltimore, Md or the Subso~iber.
Dr. JAS. w. F. MhCEAE
Prrkland Pr William Va anr;l Ijc,f
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.ur RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
.;ssEo pA,lY. sEai'wSEKLi, AND WEEKLY
~ RlTCMIE & DJNSAFANT.
T F K NJ 8:

A.
- ,.;v rnper, seven dollars per snnum, and at ths
s": o,rs If :skea for shorter period than one
8 .nr sc.:,i Wcckly five dollar. per annum aha
-. far SIX months. payable in advance: For tho
e r~I,r.- - per aunun. or s!A copies tor sio 10
: ,rs,,,o,r IN advance. Wien letters containing
~ :rsi Nv mail they mus, be registered, or 'ney
:, l.: me r.sS OF the writers
. 3" Terms OF ADVERTISING.
.yr pSllY ExaviaEa-for TEN lines or .ess, h's'
NV cents, and every succeeding insertion t~en.
= ' -'n,. II inserted twice week or t"ee tunes
.,y.evep and hal, cents for each insertion hitel
-. and when inserted only once week nifty cen''
:a Insertion. ,,s. ars,
-. scventy.hre cents for each subsequent inser.ioa
-; when inserted only once q week seVeh'S'h'e
-. each insertion. ,ar
'-.r WrExLY-For TEN lines or iess hrst inser
.,@.,y.ive cents for each continuance nifty cen.s
g. s,..:ise.s are charged s25 for one square OF .en
- Tor two squares and in that proporuon 10. au
-. ot greater length except Auctioneers' VIII
$50 sl0o, (pspcr iucludedS ,,.
- ~ ~ Oh;,usyies ard Tributes OF Respect csceooe
,,,. ,-s charged ior as advertisements. -.
:. =. ION, distance .nust be accompanied WIZ
o- satisfactory references, TO insure -
@ },c. % this Office irsy Be rernitted per MAJ! 10 20
~ ,vs!abc Bank notes, if registered al 'oe 'NA VI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-24
MONKOE SPRINGS FOR SALE,

II OFFER for sale the MONROE SPRINGS. 10. ,ust
eether with all uppurenances consisting of an sMS
ample supply OF Beds Bedding, Household anG EA
Kitchen Purpiture also, Crockery, Cutlery etc The
sprngs are situated the Northeastern part Monroe
county Ala in one mile of the Mobile and Grard railroad
anu the same distance from the Mobile stage line. The
tract belonging Springs contains 500 of No.
creek und The growth hickory white OAK red oa pop
lar sweet gum mulberry, elm, holly Spanish oak with
dergrowth of bush buckeye sumach and other
dersrowth indicating rich soil About l2O acre. of the
above lands is in high state Of CULTIVATION and viii pro-
duce 1901 1900 pounds Of cotton TO the acre. The build
ngs in good condition, with large and commodioui
Hotel and winter residence for family slso Ten
Alley, Billiard Room and Tube, Bath House, two Bal
Rooms OF which Is fifty yards distant from the
hotel Aso two roomy Stables together with Corn Crios
Negro Houses etc. In fact there nothing waning
make this Of the desirable watering places in
South the water stands in high repute ~ any IN th'
State Testimonials of the fsot be produced II re-
quired
will sell the place the following terms Ten doaTi
per acre-one cash. the balance In three annua
payments, with notes and approved security, or mort
gage of the place.
Any person wishing engage In business of the kind
would do WE'LL to examine these Springs, the businesi
could be commenced without my outlay, save for groce
ries there ample supply of things necessary for
hotel business Any number Of sheep be had al 50
beet 10 cen, turkeys at IS cents chickens at ~
cents eggs 10 cents per dozen, butter Is cents
For further particulars spply TO C. e Haynes, Esq Ga
Office Cahnbs, Alsbama or myself the SpEugs.
Dec 9l-uptf ENGLISH. Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-24
CHANGING TIE PERFORMANCE.

We learn from the Democrat, published at Man
chester, New Hampshire, that the church in that city
which has been occupied by the Second Baptist Soci
ety is to be converted into tbeatre. where "Uncle
Toms Cabin" "Dred" and other fanaiica bur
lesaues Of the DRAMA can be performed. The Demo
crat says:
"The Society alluded to had occupied the house for
esversl wears, and We have heard that It was i'll q
prosperous condition, with fair prospect Of becom-
ing sole proprieors and po'sesso!a Q! The premises in
question. What is the matter Have they fallen
victims like many other societies, to their zeal for
.treedornr Their pastor, we know wanted tine Union
dssolv cd last year. and signed petition TO that effect
and we think ii not unlikely that they have given 20
much time and attention to the sars OK Kansas that
their own havs suffered from neglect.
Under the present order OF things, more churches
will be turned into theatres soon; and, sincerely as
We drprecate the demoraizing influence Of gravel
ing aud licentions drama, must atill cay that
reasonable pulpit is great deal worse. So 1t may
no, be 60 much Of 4 'retrogression. after all.