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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
An Engineer - tAe uavy axSsstea en the
charge ~ KllltAg . 0iFl In . House Of
m Eans
PrrtApslYurA. August IL.

PMIADElRzrA, August IL.
A man calling himself Chanpion, late en>
ginssf in tie navy, VA azrsstsd on the
charge Of killing gifl in huase of ill fame
last night The victims name was Mary A.
Carney, native Of Mount Holly, New Jer..
sey. This morning, female associate OF
Mary Carney described 70 the police the man
Who kept company with her. The descrip..
ton Tailed with that given BY the keeper OF
the house A portrait was found in Mary
Carneys trunk which was identified as Cham
pion's. He was Immediately arrested, while
in bed at bis residence, and has been identi-
fed ~ the man who came to the hoase with
the murdered girl. He is about thirty yoers
Of age. The case is now before the coroner.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
The alleged murderer of the girl in the
Bagnio is named Newton Champion. He is
m ex>assistant engineer in the navy, and
wss more recently employed at the gas works
in this city. He has been identified by the
sister Of the deceased and others. MS keeping
company with Mary Carney several weeks
past, and quarreling with her frequently.
Two weeks since be tried to strangle hsr.
He displayed no emotion on being identi6sd
by the keeper of the Bagnio.
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CHAPTER III.

Recorery Of Sn0mp Land Indemnity xoney.
AN ACT TO authofife actions TO be brought in the
nsae Of the State, for the recovery Of Swamp
Land Indemnity money against the parties
liable therefor
Sgcrfos /. Re Il esoeted ty aae General Assr~s-
BY Of tie Sase vi foaod, That 70 recover the
amounts dae the Ssserai coanties from ssamp
Land Indemnity Hand, awarded BY the United
States TO this State for the benefit Of said
and alleged to have been misappropria,ea BY X.
q. orwg, late Pritaie Secretary 10 the Govsrnor,
the action actiots therefor may be brought in
the name Of "the State nf Iowa." for the ase of
any all the eoan lies for wsose benefit any por-
ton Of said funds may have b&en assrd.d Axains
any all OF the parties liable therefor, and that
the State, ~ plaintiff in such action or actions
shall hare all the rights and benefits in sneh pre-
ceedings throughout in all respects as belong TO
parties under existing rules of practice in eivn
cases
Sac. ). This Act being deemed Of Immediate
importance, shall ttke effect from and after iis
publication in thf Daily Ssafs Hsgi.s.r snd
Iosa Home.ssaa hesspsPess pablished at Des
Moines.
Approved April ed. 1855.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act Vas pub
isbed IN the Daily state Regstey April isth, 1865
and in the Ie.ea I'D tne.iead April 2sth, 1855.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary Of State.
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THE Republicans of Illinois have made a
good ticket and have entered with spirit into
contest in which they viii certainly win.
Gen. Logan heads it as candidate at large
for Congress. The boys in blue and oil
Union men will rally to his support with
great enthusiasm, my Policy win no.
move the State OF Abraham Lincoln and
General Grant from its loyal integrity.
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New YoRK, August II.
Bat two or three new cases Of cholera re-
ported to-day. One or two deaths have
occurred Of persons whose cases we're re-
sorted yesterday. The cholera reports for
yesterday showed the same decrease = was
ohssvsd the day before There vere ten
dssshs FROM previously reported oassG, and
nine new cases in Brooklyn. There vas also
: decrease being the day be1ots elsves
cases and four deaths. On the islands the
condition wss favuabie.k ss
The steamer Daniel Webster, from Ven
Cruz, is at lower quazaAtine. 4
A meeting has been called u Cooper In>
stitnte aaxt " Wednesday night ~ .psoniaeuI
citi1ens q New Orleans. 70 bsine Hs4sss III
public the FACTS Of the hts rios,
4 ipseial 70 tie htjbeQt fSe4 4hesl1bgfg,
sspoefa IN sttack on tsip eea1niaine Gar.
Curtin, Gov. Geary and ladies, md party q
soldiers, at York. Rsn12,e u1ss 16se1nzGel
and stones and other missiles thrown at II
train. Some soldiers wssp veasdsd- Tn
train was stopped, and the soldiers vent aftel
the attacking party, who fed. =
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CHAPTER lls.
Foreeluslrc Of Deeds Of Trust.

Foreelunlre Of Deeds Of Trust.
AN ACT to amend aection 3s73 Of the Revision,
and 10 requisite the foreclosure uf deeds ei
trust in certain cases.
sEcrIos |. Be IL e4aefsd BY the Geaersi A.ses-
by Of sk< State Of Io.~u, That Section 1918 Of
the Revision Of $50, be, and the same IL, hereby
amended BY adding at the end thereof the follow
ing; Except de- Ids Of faust or mortgages, with
power OF sale fai estAte that may have been OF
shall hereafter be given for the purpose of seour
ing the State, or dny county, or person injured,
againss losses growing ef The dsfaisfion fraud
or malfessanee Of any omcer. deputy, secretary
or person claiming to act for such officer.
Sec. 8. This Aet being deemed OF inmelia,e
importance, shall be in force fron sad After its
publication in tho Daay State aRegt.ter and foea
Waterman, published ai Des Aoines.
Approved APRIL ID, 1866.
| hereby certifyIthat the foregoing Act was pub
lshsd in the Dolly .sfate Regs.ser April lsth 1858
aad in the io~a t3tstes~as April -. 1873. stste.
JAMES WRIGHT, sesrstaxy Il
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CHAPTER lis.

Relating to the Publication Of The Lars
An ACT to prov id$ for the publication Of general
and certain loehi laws, and OF the proceed
ings Of the Boards Of Supervisors in the
several eounti4s.
sKcrioS !. BE i eaaetsd hs tle cssssaI Asss~-
tly Of tAe State N iara, That the Boards Of
sapery isors of the teyera counties sAal At their
meeting in the monkh Of June, 1884, ard ther-af-
ter At each regular meeting in the month Of jan
uary, select tso newspapers having the largest
e.rrais.iea, Of one, il but be pablshed in TIN
county; IN which ssii paper or papers shall be
pabished all general laws anaetsd By the present
and future General Assemblies Pro-idsd That
in counties having population exeeedjng II, 900
Inhabitants. in which newspaper Is printed u
the German or other foreiga issgssee, the sans
shall be Published in one Of sueh papers ia addi-
ton.
Sec Z. It shall be the daty Of The Secretary Of
State to furnish to the Clerks Of the several Boards
Of Supervisors, printed slips or copies Of news
papers containing all general laws epsctsd, and
special laws applicable Eithin the sounsy, and il
shall be the duty Of said Clerk, the receipt
thereof, to deliver the same to the newspapers se-
lecsed as aforesaid. for publication therein.
Sec. ;. In the said papers, 10 selected. there
shall also be pablished the proceedings Of all
counties in which such papers are respectively
pubiishcd, copies Of which said proceedings shall
be furnished BY the Clerks Of said Boards for that
purpose; Pro~ided That nothing in this Act con-
taissd shall prsreut any Board OF supervisoss
| fsom procuring the Publication Of their proceed
inss At q less prics than that prescribed in thi,
Act.
Sec. 4. The compensation for the pablcation
Of the laws and proceedings, aforesaid snail b
| one third the rates Of legal Advertisements, ~
allowed by Law An claims and compensation for
the publication Of the hvs undsr this Act, shah be
audited and paid by the State .. like claims are
now BY nv sadited and paid; all ether claims end
compensation under the provisions Of this Act,
shall be paid by the several COMMITTEES properly
chargeabls thMsvtfh fna
sEe. O.. This sss being deemed Of immediate
Importance, shah take effect and be in force
from and after it, publication in the To,ra STATE
Regisier and iose Homestead, newspapers publish
ed st Des Mones.
Ihsvesy refsify that the 'fofegoi1g Aet vas pnb-
lished in the Iowa ssafe Ksssster April ilth
1866, and in the fora Honesfead April 18th, 1855
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary Of stats.
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IL his card to the Chicago Tribune lie
Grand Byington speaks of the parties concern
ed in selling out the Democracy ofIowa to the
wax hggers, ~ those who arc "a set of politi.
cal Judases Who have betrayed tAne psrties
and only wsnta chance to Letray . fosrth. .
He must have had Daniel F. Miller, afore-
time Wing, Abolitioniss and Republican,
Clagett's Know Nothingism and Deans ABB
olitionism, in his minds eye.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
- -
MnuINBHAu C0LLE8E

VIE third year Of this new and 6ourishing
= Institutes viii commence septsmbss ~. fhs
Principal haeSy - ~ ssls 70 - bis Dsv1s
sd patrons that be Aas secnrsd The services u
nset Teacher from ths Bas Who viii b. prsssnt q tie
opsssg of ths ssst t~~n- eap~ix a1vsssagss n H.
sxuetioe II Ill tbs brancAss included in ths regular
eoane.
Boarding can Be fsrpshs6 TO yousg Ladies' In IL fhn
Iy Of the frincp at ths Fste II - ps~ week Delslnx
furnisAsd fOs0, iigh6 sod fuM YoaDg asssisnsn en-
obtain board In tbs Village u the sans rafss.
fef faStAer lnsurnatica aAdSass Rsv. ?. g DEn0uN
ncpsi 81 ths oriisgs md Pastor Of ths
Church. BtrminghAa, Iowa (aagl8-dla
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General T. ]. Wood. commanding De-
partment OF the Mississippi, has issuad an
order appointing Assistant Commissioners Of
the Freedmen's Bureau for every county in
the State. = A II
There are two legislative vacancies for
Des Moines cousty, one in the Senate, and
the other in the House of Representatives.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
L.rs. De.tr-etio. or Property BY Y,r.,

NEw YoRK, August II.
0The steamer Stars and Stripes brings Ha-
yana dates Of the oath. Several extensive
hres have occurred in Havana Among the
losers is Pagret Proprietor Of the Louvre
Hotel, which was destroyed. Loss 500, 900,
Insured for $4,000. The coopeFy, sugar
and molasses warehouse of Seward L Go. at
Cordenac, we're burned, indicting loss of
$4,000
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FROM PETERSBURG.
Election Of Delegates to the Philaaslphia
Cemvenfion.
Fonrurss Moxsor. Aurus, ..

FoRrRKss MoxRoE, August y.
At the Convention held in Petersburg yes
terday, resolutions we're adopted sustaining
the reconstruction of the President Thos
Welch Of Petersburg. E, c. Robinson of
Norfolk. J. b. Kilby of Suffolk, and George
K Parker Of Dartmouth, were elected dele
gates TO the Phiiadelphia Convention
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CHAPTER ia.

CHAPTER ia.
Rao1a0 10 Rpitered ket6aS soM1 %
7reaarer's NostAly Reports.
IN act to aaspd asc4;sa ~ Of II KST5SSs a
1861, rphaigg te nsietn4 Istssss seatein -
County Treasurers nsnthly report 70 'ths
; Asditos Of stass.
sEcrIos !. Be Il enacted By he Geasyoi Asse.-
~ y ~ .Sase sf Lora, That Sseton m, pf The
ksvisiea 81 1855, b, ard ~ nnsi 4 1ksussy
amended By striking ont the words "and hays ~
1 lsap neistsepd" ip said Seeofae. a. m
-. y sfaieAe ~ Asne1 GIain~ediaas
inpoptsaee BY the aeasssf Asssably, shah tahs
s6eet b bsing puhljshed il the Is<s Ssss 1syis-
~, kss Asfss.sa. 80 lsss 4saspSal, y2psss
pubal6Asa . - AsiDeA vrass rsn ssfsssss
| Apprvvsa April !, 1884 4a 4
J6srsAy es6tify ttak - fesss~iag AsARe
puhlisA q ~ 1epa stats Registsr April Iltk,
l0p4 d III lsr6 Assss.sn April -, le64 s9Ai@
xSsss Hsaesessd Nay a, leee, k-ifss
JA1G Wright, essfseaxy ee Dtsta
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FROM WASHINGTON.

An Investigates 81 the Helena Rist Or.
dereA-Ratisns Called for BY the
Freedme as Bureau Treaties with In
dtans Eneeted-ResiGnation OF Tres-
sury Cierks-Deleg gates 10 the Philaaei-
phia Convention.
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Law S OF Tow A
CHAPTER il3.

CHAPTER 1l3.
Liabilities of Railroad Companies.
AN ACT to define the liabilities of railroads, and
other transportation companies, ~ common
carriers.
SEcxros /. Be II erorted BY he Gsseal Assess.
biy of the State Of Joea, That in the transporta-
tion Of persons or property by any railroad or
other company. or by any person, or Arm engaged
in the business Of transportation of persons or
property, no contract. receipt, rule regulation
sAall exempt such railroad or other eousauy, per
son or firm from the full liabilities Of common
carrier, which ID the Absence Of any esntr4et, ~
cept, rule or regulation would exist with respect
70 ssch persons Or property. TAn
Ssc. 3 This Act being deeued Of inns1i6i@
importance, shall take eject from and after itl
psblicAtiop in the Josa STATE Register, and loss
Ra~esaral, AeUpapers ppaliahea y Deg N9ines
lows
.Ap4rovs@ April ID, 1868.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act ~.
pshlishsd IN the fssa Stats Resser, April 18th
1854, ~ h IL bea Eoasassds Apei1a5th, 1855
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary Of State.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
Twenty-six Cases Of Cholera Reported
festerday.

ST. Lours, Aug. IL.
Twenty six cases of cholera we're reported
to the Board of Health in the last "a hours
ending at noon, six of which we're fatal
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FROM AUBURN, n. Y.

AUBukS, Aug. IL.
Secretary Seward arrived in this city At !
p. m. to-day. and will remain until Tuesday.
He is in excellent health.
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FROM NEW YORK.

The Cholera sttn Deereasing-MeetAng ~
Cooper tInstitUte-A Train Containing
Gsv. Curtin and Party Attacked.
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fsva CIycIxx+Ft O., AnUet H..
Thty-sgAt fa1a eas3 a 0ksola ~
rssostsa 70 ths Health e6sss ysst91ay.
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CHAPTER 10.
Records Of Connts Courts.

HktDfW o. C0HWly COHU.
AN ACT in relation to County Court Records.
srcrIoS l. Be Il e~ncted by tie General Assess-
BY IF Ae State Of Iosa, That hereafter III
County Judges Of each county in this State shall
kssp book known - 1Records Of Bonds" II
which he shall record all bonds given BY admins.
trato.s executors, and guArdians and he shall 70
esive ~ compensation for each Bond 70 recorded
the Gum Of hfty cents.
Approved April I'd, 1855.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-30
srIrrfrh 1Nnrtrg.
.,S:saSa|atAx
'.ss''ss
ECHOES.

Still the angel stars sre shining
Still the ripping waters Nnw,
l3ui the angel voice Is silent
That heard here long ago
ilarA the echoes murmar lop,
Long 500
SIN tho wool IS dim ami lonely
SIN the FLASHING fountains play,
But the pas; and al rs teAu,r
Whit cr has Il Ned away
lark the maurnial echoes av.
lIci away
Still the bril- Of night complainant
Vow. indeed. hes song is psIu
Visions af M haTn} hours
10 | coll and call 80 vain ?
llafk the rchrc' ,r} gain
k iu taiu
teas, o echoes maurufal oeiae.
once lowed vlur voices well
Nov ~, heart !. .i.k in. wear.
pns af 90 IaHt farewell
ilars ,he eehoea sal ul jfeart
Cry nrewcl farewell
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COTTON FACTOR and general Com
I mission Nrch4tl so u Cu.ouauIr
street. Now nl.au.
lier -, u.s. 10, Hm
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N,n uamf HrhF ta,3u Spring
~. IH. .la
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-20
FROM WARRINGTON COLLEGE.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

THE FINAL EXAMINATIONS OF STUDENTS
GENERAL LEE SUPERINTENDENT
DRESSES To BE DENTS
FROM EVERY SOUTHERN STATE-SuCcESS OF
THE CoLLEGE-THE NEW PROFESSORS.
LEXINGTON. Va, June 10, le66.
The final examinations al Washington
College are now in progress, having com
menced on Monday, the lth, and will con
tinue without intermiS>ion until Tuesday,
the Goth.
These examinations are both oral and
written, greater prominence being given TO
writing.
They are conducted in the presence OF
the Faculty, and under the immediate SUI
pervision of General Lee, who attends
them all and estimates the performance of
each student.
On the evening of "Wednesday, the 9th
instant, the Graham Philanthroplc and
Washington Literary Societies will be adj
dressed by their respective representa-
tiveS.
On the morning of Thursday, the 18th,
the Rev. DR.. Duncan, of Richmond, VII!
address the students.
There are now assembled in the college
Young men from all the southern States,
quite number Of whom from the more
remote States will remain in this vicinity
during the vacation. The success attend
ing the endowment scheme has enabled the
authorities of the institution to appoint
four new professors, and thus to organize Il
full scientific course, including a complete
course in civil engineering. The new pro
fessors, Messrs. r. S. McCulloh, j. \. LIE
fevre, Edward S. Joynes, and William
Allan, assume the duties of their respect
i've chairs at the opening Of the next ses-
sion, 18th September. DELTA.
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additional stocks of goods, and the un,

additional stocks of goods, and the un,
slightly spectacle of closed windows anu
doors meets the eye on every street.
A head tax of three dollars has oecn
6xcd mon the male citizens OF frihce
George by the court OF that county, ~ ,r;a,
At Dinwiddic court yesterday, vi. ; .m,
of several negro men charged win q SAo,. pS
a disturbance and resisting the once, aou y
the county was commenced, ana Is eo
timed to day. Some two or three W.. w.,
aco a difficulty occurred among ,h.
freedmen in the yard Of Mr.. Parrish, III TT
oycrscer on the farm of Mr.. hooc..
ZONES near the city, which was i,i'e,l"pt.a
nv Mr.. Parrish, who dispersed the parties
a;,er seizing a gun in the hand OF one Vi
,hon and bending il over the head Oh the
no,sessor Subsequently, while Mr.. Far
rish was engaged ON his duties in the field,
= Sonad of freedmen went to his house
and demanded of his wife the guns
therein, went in and seized them, and
bore them off in triumph. This was done,
as above stated, in the absence of Mr..
Parrish, and after full consultation among
the darkeys, who were fortunately over
ruled in propositions offered III their
meetings, to kill as we'll as take. After
wards, when some of the ringleaders were
captured BY the police Of the county,
and were being taken to the residence of
magistrate, their release was demanded by
a force of twenty OF thirty armed negroes,
who, by wise submission to wise advice,
forbore to carry their demands of release
into execution. The affair caused much
excitement in the county, and the result
of the trial of the ringleadcrs is looked
forward to with great interest.
1t is to be regretted that in all the pub
lished accounts of the memorial celcbra-
ton in this city the name OF gallant
young officer who fell at the "Crater'
should have been omitted. ! refer to Lieu
tenant W. Is. Hamlin, of Petersburg, an
officer of Pcgram's battery, who on that
fatal 3Oth OF July was buried beneath
heavy boulder of earth thrown up by the
memorable explosion. He was promising
LAWYER of our bar, well-to-do III tins
worlds goods, every inch gentleman, ana,
as he proved himself, a most gallant SOL
dicr. For many months after the eXpio-
sion moi a trace of him could be found,
though il was ardcntly hoped, and by some
believed, that he was prisoner IN the
hands of the enemy. But eventually, in
clearing some dirt away about the "Cra-
ter" body, scarcely anything more than
skeleton, was found, about which certain
articles were discovered that were in
Stantly identified as the property of the
long lost soldier. Among other things
about his clothes was the dagucrreotype of
one said to bc his betrothed, a fair young
creature, who had long looked for his
coming. Young llamln's was one of the
richest and most beautifully decorated
graves in our cemetery.
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LETTER FROM WARRINGTON.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
WAR IN THE GALE-NEUTRALlTY TO De G-
NoRED-THH LOUISIANA STATE BONDS
THE RICHMOND GOLD, ETC.

WAR IN THE GALE-NEUTRALITY TO BE IG.
NoRED-THH LOUISIANA STATE BONDS
THE RICHMOND GOLD, ETC.
WASHINGTON, June Is, 1866.
The voice Of Congress is certainly very
warlikc, and il will not DC matter Tor sur,
prise if the resolution recently introduced
BY Schenck, instructing the Committee on
Foreign Relations to considcrthe propr,e'!
of reconsidering the neutrality laws, does
not have the effect of vitiating their power
in no small degree. Action in the ehian
cause is being cut and dried, ana Sucn
assurances have been given freSacn'
Roberts that he does not hesitate 10 pre-
dict another invasion of Canada ere i"ns
and to. night. in = speech 10 a band OF re-
mans who complmcnted him with Sere-
na5c no characterized the proclamation
&c neutrality AZ a base and un-American
c3;n, The Radicals are hand in glove
inst now with the Fcnians. Republican
members of Congress, headed by Speaker
Coliax. are particularly urbane and
cblisiug. There is certainly deep scheme
in progress, and it contcmplates little less
than a partial repeal Of the neutrality laws
In exchange for the Irish vote.
The Treasury Department will deliver
10 the State Auditor of Louisiana the
remaining portion of the bonds captured
By General Sheridan at Shreveport, the
principal of which have been given to the
banks. All the proper identiiications have
been proven. The Richmond gold matter
lies in Stdtu quo, no action having been
taken since the argument of the counsel
ON the part of the Government.
The rush on the President continues
without any abatement. Among those
who called to-day were Rear Admiral'
Shubrick and Davis, of the navy, and Go
vernon Parsons, OF Alabama.
The proposition to transfer the Marine
corps from the Navy to the War Depart
ment of the Government is not thought o.
favorably by members of the corps. In
such case the question of aSsimiatine
rank will be difficult.
The weather tonight is quite cool. \
heavy rain fell during the afternoon, which
has rendered the atmosphere unseason-
ably pleasant. TIMoN.
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v1RGMIA SPRINGS.
THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
TEMPERATURE, FRos SIXTY TO oSB HUNDRED AND
SIX DEGREES, FAHRENHEIT.
TARDY, WILLIAMS & CO., PRopmsroRs.

VIII be open for tho reception of visitors JUNE
lst, 1896.
All the buildings having been repaired, painted,
and fitted out with NEW FURNITURE, LINEN,
BEDS, and TABLEWARE, these SPRINGS offer
unsurpassed attractions to both the invalid and
pleasure. seeker. No expense or effort has been
spared by the propretors TO make 1t as comfortable
and pleasant as possible to all visitors.
The HOT WATERS here have been well known
for more than half a century to possess, in won
derful degree, tonic, Alternative, detergent. and
stimulating properties, and have become justly
celebrated for the cure Of Rheumatism, Govt,
Diseases Of the Liver, Skin, Bladder, and Womb !;
Paralysis the result of injury or serious efusion
Contraction Of Muscles and Joints, DIarrhGa, and
Dyspepsia, accompanied with sore mouth and
tongue
New BATH. HOUSES have been erected, BAND
OF MUSIC engaged. and BILLIARD and BOWL
ING SALOONS fitted up.
The SPLENDID BALLROOM has been tho
roughly reftted.
Route from the north, ria Orange aud AleXan-
dria railroad to Gordonsvile; thence ria Virgi-
MIA Central railroad to Millboro' Depot; thence to
Hot Springs direct, over turnpike, distance,
twenty miles, by Trotter CO. stage line.
Route from the south, ria Lynchburg or Rich.
mond, and Virginia Central railroad to Millboro
Depot.
TERMS: 50 per day 500 per week.
A BAND OF MUSIC is engaged for the season.
my lin