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FOR NEW YORK D1RECT-rHE FINE
Ocean Steamships
MORNING STAR $500 TONS. Nelson Commander.
EVENING STAR. .24Ol TONS :. Knapp, Commander,
GUIDING STAR. 200 tons. =. Berry Commander
MISSISSIPPI tons. Summer Commander.
MERRIMAoK.. 1900 tons. svansce, Commander
HAVANA 30 0 tons .Furber. Commander
MONTEREY. .l400 tons. W Whitman, Commander.
MARIPosA...........l4lOt tons. Quick, Commander
MATANZAs. .I400 tons. co.,, Commander
MISSOURI. .IA00 tons. - Commander
The steamship
Evening Star.
WIN leave SATURDAY, October l8th from the Com
psny's Wharf, in front of Jackson Square.
Freight will be recsed by this Line upon the Companys
Wharf at oil tmes during business hours and the rtss for
freight and passage will be as by any othsr regular
line.
Eor freight or passage apply to
WILLIAM cREEvY, Agent,
: IS Carendelet street, New Orleans
c. K. GARRISON, President,
Bowling Green street, New York.
.5 FOR NEW YORK.
BLACK STAR LINE OF sTEAMHIPs
To sail on SATURDAY, Oct, 49, att Pm
FoR NEW YORK THE STEAMSHIP
Fung shuey,
-I..- A W. SAMPSON, Master,
Will leave as above from wharf foot of Cont street.
For freight passage apply to
DAVID MacoARD 162 Common street.
FOR NEW YORK
CRoMwELL's N. y. AND N. o. STEAMSHIP LINE
To sail on SUNDAY Oct, H. at 8 AM ..M.
FOE NEW TORK-THE FAST AND REGULAR
steamship
GATES, Commander
will leave her wharf foot of Toulouse street. Second District
as above.
First Cabin Passage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500.
For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MoULToN,
Al Carondelet street.
HAVANA.
sPoFFoRD, TILEsToN &Co's HAVANA AND NEW OR
LEANS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
TO SAIL REGULARLY DURING THE SEASON.
FOE HAVANA DIRECT-THE FAyoRITE
steamship
Trade Wind, .
ARTHUR CHAMPION, Commander,
VIII leave for Havana direct MONDAY the Sl inst at
:. NJ, from her wharf, foot of St Joseph street
ForfreghAor passage, having superior accommodations
ppyto
D. DeWD, Agent, 10 Poydras street
J. A. MORALES & CO, Agents at Havana
The TRADE WIND has had extensive repairs snd is now
good as the first day that she launched with entire
ablns She B the pisneer of three ships that will
put this line, that the attention shown heroic
to the passengers in the olumbR and Marion will he
AenQed to the patrons Of the Hrnda Wind
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no THE wnAK /,
YOUTH TO THE AGEDI
BroKRENE, OR. LIFE REJuvENAroR

This Preparation is unequaled as Reuvsnator and no
storer Of wasted or inert functions. $3.50 az
The aged should be make the Biokrene hopse
mold god nasnc6 as 1t will render them youthful in feeling
and enable them to again days Of
saeE pristine JOY inot on exhiaraes but strengthens
9ave been reduced to condition of sevly mis-
fortune or ordinary sickness No mater what the cause of
the m1otency of human organ this superb on
Will remove eefect at once and forever.
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Arrived Saturday.

Arrived Saturday.
Steamship Harlan, Lewis, from Galveston and
lndianola, to ] c Harris-lst district
FogBoATs.
Bee, McCash, from St Louis, with 8 barges,
STEAMBOATS,. '
Alex Speer, White, from Jefferson.
Bart Able. Townsend, from st Louis.
Continental, Fowler, from st Louis.
Louise, Hopkins. from Mobile.
Lafourche, Baranco. from Bayou Sara.
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Forming Regular Semi Weekly Line of Fine Ocean Steam.
ships.
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MISUNDERSTANDING
LIVERPOOL.

| AA " AhGSE~SpO1As
STEAM BETwEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling Havana and Queonsownto land Mails
and Passengers; taking Cotton and sgning bills of ladins
here ct through ofreight to St Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Brensn Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothenburg aud Havra
steerae passenger tickets granted bring
Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult.
The final port of destination may be either fixed on SIGNING
the bills Of ading, declared by the holder Of the bin
Of lading within twelve the steamers arrival
ct Liverpool thus aRording the importer the choice OF
markets
gTVME BB1TISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company tutsd viii dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships betwssn
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and new ORLEANS Monthly
During the Summer:
LOUISIANA. 1874 tons ....P Jarnlson Captain,
MISSISSIPPI. tons ....J. Campbell Captain
1887 tons. "a Finn, Captain.
MISSOURI. 1864 tons. -. a Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS. tons IT Barron Captain
ALABAMA. 1899 tons. VIM. L. Mesney, Capt
GAMBIA 1851 tons ....J. Graham Captain.
CAROLINA. l6E tons ....J, Heirey, Captain.
BOLIVIAN. .l0a3 H. P. P Couchs Capt..
Cabin Passage Liverpool s25 gold or s equivalent in
currency.
For rates OF freight apply to ".
HUNTER, AsKEW & CO.. 81 0arondslet strsss.
Oonsgnees of goods respectfully desred present their
Bills Of Lading at the Office their freight and obtain
livery orders for the same,
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The registering officers In Galloway county, Mis-
goATi, axe having trouble They have been
Z driven AWAY rom Bloomteld, and registration
stopped
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STEAMSHIPS. sTEAMsR1Ps.
NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Fing shuey, Sampson, from New York
18th ult., to D McCoard-2d district
STEAMBOATS,.
Indiana, Neal, from Louisville.
Alone, King, from Thibodaux.
Southerner, Mason, from Memphis.
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sTEAMBOA Ts.--sTEAMBoATs.
ST. LOUIS.

A4%-F ~ AES.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES AALs
Fo4s VIOKSBURG, MEMPHIS CAIRO AND
ST LOUIS
One of the following first class passenger steamers VIII
leave for all intermediate landings EVERY
EVENING atJocock, from the COmpany's wharf, foot of
DRAWER street:
Ruth, Indy Cav
w. IL. Arthur, Olive Branch
Pauline Carroll, AFissisnIppI
Atlantic, Noble Able.
Julia, Szz,1,+ =.
Aumin"ry' Mary e. Forsyth,
g. q. swOn, Edward Walsh.
The above boats have recently been thoroughly and
are unequ@led for speed and comfort by any aaoat
Plan Of the cabins be the
Compsnys office, No. l04 Common street. opposite City Hotel
JOSEPH BROWN, President.
JEo. F. DOUGLAS Agent, lO4 Common stree.
U. 8. NAIL AND TELEGRAPH PACKET
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Leaves TUESDAY 9Th inst st5pM.
EN0R ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS yICKS
burg, Natchez Baton Rouge, and all Intermediate land
ngs-Ihe and splendid passenger COntinen-
tn Fowler master, will leave the Companys wharf foot
on Board or JOHN F. p6GaIAsS as Assn appy
l0i Common street. opposite the City Hotel
= Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 10th inst at ru
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS AND ALL
packet Viz s.5lIH VIM Fitzgerald master Jno dTeenoaeb
clerk VIII leave Us above For freight apply on
No Front street
The Virginia will pay particular the delivery
vIRGINlUs @ DENTzEL Advertising Agent.
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Nlarint SntflIiqellte.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No, o. CANT STREET, /
Monday, October s, 1866.
Cleared. saturda

Monthly, October s. ISI6. )
Cleared Saturday. =.-,-.
Steamship Gen Meade ,sBerry, for New York,
A Moulton
Steamship Montgomery, Faircloth, for New York,
Steamship VIM Taber, Stanton, for Galveston,
Halves & Bowen
Steamship Harris, Lockwood for Galveston,
Ella G Harris
Steamer Luoretia Mayburyy for Mobile, Master
Steamer Pauline Carroll, White, for St Louis,
schr Walter Clayton, wiokes, for St Marks,
schr Kate Brigham, Luce, for New York,
Creeyy, Nickerson SEQ
schr Anna Maria, McCarty, for Pensacola, Master
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Leaves on " WEDNESDAY, 10Th inst, at P. NJ
EOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT, GRAND
~ Eeore " Maurice, Cotie, Alexandria, Norman's Bar
pm and al way landings Red Riyer-The low-w.ter
PACKET Alex. Speer, John W. White master w T
Giihsm clerk will leave above irving through bills
without privilege Of reshppn For freight passage apply
on board, or to n. Q. DUNOHUE 2 Tchoup6uss steet
WALKER * FISHER,
nm 49,, r-- No. Carondelet street.
tne Alex Speer is owwRter packet, draws only twelve
inches Light, and stands Al in all insurance offices
VIRGINIUs @, DENTZEL, Advertising Agent
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Jones thinks that, instead of gfying credit to
whom credit il due, the cash had better be paid.
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.M.Isx.iissio.
NEwB TR0M THE IsfFERIALIs sfDH--A spEEcH
FAOM MAMMALIAN.

NEws eRE, Oct 3.The steamer Moro CASTE
brings Havana dates to the Goth.
Advices from the Mexican capital to the ITtf
had stating that the gueTrillas were
: the gel bHatlon Of the Mexican Independence.
on the IQth inst Macmillan made speech saw
ing that ne was still firm notwithstanding ali his
ties b THE seat which tbs votes of the na
ton caused him to occupy ana that it was nat n
kronblous times that trpe Hapsbnrg would aban
don his post and as the majority Of The nation had
GATED upQa him to defend their sacred rights the
Almighty ought TO protect higa.
"A General Aimonte had resigned tho charge Of
minister 20 Paris but the resignation had not been
accepted.
General Mejia had gone To take possession of
the Imperial troGpsat San. Luis. Active measures
will be taken against Tampico
It is sad that MaximiIian will soon start for San
Luis Escobed0 was said to be at Monterey.
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BIoKRENE.

Tho Feeble the L0nguid the Desparsg the Old should
SS ens fa ~ tEe i viii be found totally
~ FthAEES-7 his Preparation isnyaaahle in nervous
with Wppderlul peunanence
III aso grand one aud will give relief in Dyspepsia
w me most dose brief erSisiencen is viii reno
D. spepsia forever
dne dollar per bottle or six hn,tle FIR five doars s,id
by Druggists generally ISL
Sent by express anywhere nv addressing
HufOHtNGS 4 dILLlER, Propretors.
e,a4, Is 5ey street. New York
BARNES, WARD &. CO..
No u Magal me street.
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THE JEFFEHsoE yI1.IE FaaE--Iike Toss Not
01er $40 gatlaY Origin 0f TIE Flre.--In
The hurry ana confusion incident to IRE that
threatened 70 beggs such alarming proportions ana
such aisastFaus Consequences as that at tho In
diana Stats prison In Jeffarsonyille, Monday even
~ WAS natural that the lookers-o on should over
estimate the loss, The damage, though serious.
Ras to no such extent al was published by The
papers of the city. 1t was chiefly to the State Of
Indiana hioh lost about $4,000 in damage to
Maehinerg. That % individual firms did not ex-
coed over similar ohm s. Hall g. Co.
losing the greater portion.
The departments in the prison occupied as
manufacturing establishments by Mesars. Hall,
Aoore y Miller, and Messrs. Mock and Sons, were
Hpf injured il the least Yesterday they were
driving ahead, with Their large force Of hands,
without even the tinge oF smell Of fire about their
extensive factories s4sss
Ete origino of the fire was very singular. Iteyi
IDENTITY was caused BIZ sparks from the cupola Of
ahe foundry These, telling, produced d small
1afle One Of the gentlemen attached to the
prison attamp ted to Is, and while throw
1ng bnckstof water tas he itnagined) upon it, he
threw bucket containing parafins, which, of
course instantly ignited and produced the con-
nagra toMs- Louisville Democrat.
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Tonlg lady, whose father is improving the
family mansion, insists upon having . beau-windoY
put 10 TIT her benefit
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RED RIVER.
NEW ORLEANS ALEXANDRIA AND SHREVEPORT
Low WATER TRI-WEEKLY PACKET LINE
Leaves Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
at p
EOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND BAYOU,
Couchatta, Csmpe, Grand Ecore Alexandra Norman.
Barbns, and all way landingsTho following steamers will
leave punctualy as follows;
0.@ TUESDAYS.
Lady Grace, S, W. HAMMOND, Master
Navigator, BEN, B, KouNS Master
THURSDAYS.
Caddo, T. JACOBS, Master
EInora, r. WATSON, Master
SATURDAYS
HI. A. Homeyer, R, sINNoTT, Master,
Cuba, W. 7. BoARDMAN Master
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
SlNN0TT ADAMS, % Commercial place
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WATERING PLACBs.

SEA SHORE LINE.
FALL ARRANGEMENT
WATERING PLACES-BAY ST. LOUIS PASS
w Christian Mississippi City Biloxi and Ocean Sprngsaud
Pascagoula on Saturdays.
The elegant and very fast low pressure steamer
DamelIB.
GEORGE j. BLAKESLEY Master,
VIII hereafter continue her trips as follows:
TUESDAYS. 9o'clock NJ Pontchartran 4. R, Train
THURSDAYS, o'cloekA.H :.
SATURDAYS, O'Clock P. n. :. :.
Returning, will leave on
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
FRIDAY MORNING..
SUNDAY EVENING.
On Saturday will extend her trips to Pascarous
Sunday.
The above trips and departures will be regularly made
less prevented by bad weather low water.
For further information apply 10
COHEN NJ. SOFIA, 10 Csrordelet street.
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BI0KRENE

Cures Tmpotency General Debility Nervous 1ncapacisy
Dyspe9a Depression Loss Of Appetite Low Snri S. Weak
ness OF the organs Generaton Imbecfltty MInta Indo-
I b an noys sso, sn Emu has delightful s
are in any way Frustrated BY disabilities are earnestly
advised 70 seek cure this most excel ent and unequaed
preparation Persons who by fmnrerce have lost their
Natural Yigor viii find speedy onre In 10 ~
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BRAzos SANTIAGO.

GALVESTON--INDIANOLA
FOB GALVESTON, IND1ANoLA AND LAvACA.
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL srEA MsHIPs.
Leaves on TUESDAY, Get Q, at Sex.
CABIN PASSAGE TO GALVESTON. .............. SIS.
Freight to Galveston taken at half % of card rates.
Freight delivered at Lavaca tree of lghterage
FOE GALVESTON, INDIANo1A AND La
vaca-The low pressure sidewheel iron steamship
p Harlan,
JOHN LEWIS, Commander,
willleaye above from the foot of ST. Joseph street.
For freight or passage appyto
l. G. HARRIS, Agent,
Corner Camp and Common streets
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LOUISVILLE.
BAYOU SARA.

0A OO SARA.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 1OA NJ, and svsrv sATus.
DAY at 6 p N.
e4'OH BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE PT,A
"A quemine, Donad5onvie, and all intermediate a1dinga
me new and superb sids.wheel steamer ST. EIchOIns
HEMP master o. Libano clerk, will leave as Above Re-
INNING sna viii leave Bayou Sara every SUNDAY and
THURSDAY. For freight passage apply to
ARTHUR THIBAUT, 81 Peters st.
~ LEONCE BAYHI l6 BienY1lls al
EIRGlNIUS G. DENTZEL. Advertising Agent
REGULAR U. S. MAIL PAoKET-TwIcE A WEEK,
Leaves every SUNDAY, at A. NJ, and WEDNESDAY
7.~,-- At II. 4.
FOE BAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON. BATON
Rouge PIaquetnine, DonadSonve and all interpoedst,
iannlnBs---fhe passenger steamer T.afOureha v n
bafanco master, leaves above. =
returning leavea Bayou Sara every FONDA and TETRR
sage apply on board, or to 20" ~ +eteN' P9S'
w N, SURLS, 20 Canal street, or
GOMAuX SMITH, 60 Canal street.
yIKGlNlUs Q. DEETZEL Advertising Agent
REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET
STEAMER NINA sIMMES-W. r. GREATHOITEF Ms,ta,
TROXLER and MILLER, Clerks ~
AesTeS eyery AONDAY at p. NJ, and FRIDAY at 10 A.
k'OR BA YOU SARA, PORT HUDSON RAT6N
= ho1ge Plaquemtne Donaldsonville, and all inte1
landings on the coast taking freight for all andino,
Bayou Latourche For freight passage apply on board
j. L TITUS, Agent, No. 8 Tchoupitonlas street.
HyEEnntLlSS q SWAhTNEY, Agents, IL Front street
VIRG1H1US O. DENTzEL Adyertising AGENT '
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Leaves on TUESDAY, October 0, at P. NJ, precisely
FOE BALTIMoRE, VIA HAVANA
AND KEY WEST, carrying the United States mails.
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Leaves on TUESDAY 9th inst, at P NJ
FOR JEFFERSON nERECT-FoR IEFFER.
son, Shreveport Grand Ecore, Alexandria, Norman s.
narpn =, anu ~ Intermediate landings Red RverThe
shedden clerk will leave above For freight or passage
apply on board. 's@
JNo T. DOUGLAS, lO4 Common street
FiRHINlUS G. DENTzEI., Advertising Agent
SHREVEPORT PACKET COMPANY.
Leaves on TUESDAY 9th inst, at 5 P. NJ POSITIVELY
FOR SHREVEPORT. JEFFERSON AND LII
way poins-The fine, fast dispatch passenger steamer
nayIgat0r kouns master, TrHSlow clerk, TUESDAY ne
b9atl tonnec with KOuns's lis steamer G0ssarie Nj
ShreveP9rt for Jefferson. Time through four days For
G. L. KOUNS & BRO, so Common street
SINNOTT d ADAMS, % Commercial Place
CELLOS GWARTHEY, I3 Front Leyee
A BRITTON, Agent, % Front street
T. }. WlNBURN, 81 Magazine street
o. , N: .. DOSOHuE, TchoupttOulns street.
Returning the Navigator will leave Shreveport Tuesday The
10Th INST at ~ Grand Ecore, Wednesday 18th P M
Alexandria Thursday 18th at Am Barbns and Nornans
same DAY Mt r n passing down the in Daylight Friday
kOuns Il Brother. " "
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CINCINNATI.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 9th inst, at 5 P. NJ,
ENOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE CAIRO AND
n all inter mediae andings-The aud elegant Dassssr
packet Norman, r. 9. Vart4e, MASTER Las KOberts63
clerk will leave $ above. ''''
For freight passage apply on board or to
JOHN f. HYDE co, ll3 Common siraet
VIRGINIUS c. DENTHEL, Advertsine A.tsps
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This Line comprises the following arscass steamships
LIBERTY. 1900 tons. VIM. Rollins. Commander
OUBA,.......ll00 tons. .Thos A. Balm, Commander
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OPELoUsAs.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at 5pM
Bf0R OPELOUsAS-THE NEW, LIGHT DRAFT
- steamer u %; Hinde, o. Hnckley, master, ~ Ken
p a9 SYek viii leave for Opelousas Washington Port
on the Atchaaya river and Courtabfeau as above Far
freight OF passage apply on poara, or TO
j. E. CARLIN, SO Old Levee sweet
V1RGIN1Us G. DENTZEL. Advertising agent.
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EMreRArFoN. EMIGRATION

C. GRIMsHAw { co.'s LIVERPOOL BLACK sTAB
LINE OF PACKET. SHIPS TO
NEW ORLEANS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-18
LETTER FROM SPOTsYLvANIA
,.p,Es' MEMORIAL ASSOCIATIONS OF sPoTsYL
vANJA.

| NANIAs
SporsYLvANrA COURTHOUSE, June l6.
To tie Editors Of The Richmond. Dispatch !:
According to previous arrangement, the
ladies Of this village and vicinity assem-
bled here to-day for the purpose of ini-
tiating measures for adjoining and protect
ing the graves Of the Confederate dead
who lie in this neighborhoed. That their
labors will not be light every one will con-
cede who remembers the sanguinary battle
fought near here on the 18th of May, 1864,
when the Federal army marched up to
attack the Confederate defences in line
Of battle said to be from six to ten deep,
and when so many of our brave boys gave
ND their lives in the "lost cause" There
was q large number Of persons ip attend
ance, and the proceedings were highly in
teresting.
The Association was organized BY the
election of the following officers, namely:
Preside,t.-Mrs. DR.. A. J. Boulware.
s.. Vice- Presidents. - Miss Eva Goodloe,
Miss Isabella Andrews, Miss Mamie Do
byns and Mrs. John r. Samuel.
Recording Secretary. - Miss Emily
Browne. te3s 80 i.
Corresponding Secretary.-Miss Eliza
French.
Assistants.-Miss Celtic Hancock, Miss
Sarah Duerson, Miss Anna Chancellor, and
Miss Emma Quisenberry. :"
Treasur6.-Mrs. Robert G. Dabney. =
A Board of Directors, consisting OF
twelve members, was also elected, as well
an executive committee of eight.
A beautiful and appropriate address
was delivered by Major j. Horace Lacy,
for which vote of thanks was rendered
by the Association. E. te.
! The cemetery is to. be in the vicinity Of
Spotsylvania Courthouse. have no time
to give you further particulars.
..d,Iaa%s Yours, d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-18
A LLEGHANY SPRING WATER
IN .. FROM THE .1 ~.
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,.


More than forty years ago the wsser o. tn ossi
reputation, which has been confirmed BY time and
enlarged by the extension OF It's use, when IN !
few years spread over the whole country, when, u
1883 this health giving fountain fell into the manor
of an active and enterprising company: The water
was bottled, and Its nse was extending TO every
State in the Union, when the bottitng was sus-
per led by the late war. a.
The present proprietors are happy to inform the
public that they are now enabled TO present the
water again carefully bottled, and M perfect as to
quality az when taken fresh from the Spring;
DYSPEPSIA. In all Its worst forms MORBIn
IRRITABILlTY OF THE STOMACH, 10; OBSTI.
and CUTANEOUS EXANTHEMATA, and other
diseases of the skin: yAUNDICB and APPLICATIONS
OF THE LIVER GENERALLY DYSENTkkI, ID.
ARRHEA, hillary CALCULI, SfMPATHETiG
AFFECTION OF THE LUNGS and INCIPiENI
CONSUMPTION, DISEASES OF TIE KIDNEYS,
have all yielded to the wonderful power OF this
water, and hundreds have testified TO It's curative
efficacy in the diseases here enumerated. -.
A pamphlet containing letters from physicians
and other highly respectable sources, giving re-
markable cases Of cure, and citing wonderful IN,
stances Of restoration 10 health OF persons wei
known throughout the State, can be had on appii-
AILEaHSNf WATER is put up in quart bottles,
one dozen in case, at 80 per dozen, and In hall
gallon bottles at $40 per dozen. s-s
Orders, enclosing the money, will have prompt
''''''' PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists.
General Agents for the Proprietor.
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f - \ = o ! = ! ~
$500 ~ 80 - k as -
iisy. ~ - x3IlAll ,wyuea. q, als..a sEss, !
! fW{ = M lsS Sssn sIsulA III town,
~ ~ ~ ys6isi ks1I1s hus t6Anks
~ III lsbssality end enssTy - nsmhsr.
|ship end Gien1s, u has ooen hAadecncly
|rousared ard redtted, ana was tc-day
opened fos tho 6r =. time tos paplic vof-,
aIszoaY 81 rnR cGcacx: { s.
! TIE Presbyterian Church st this place
~ dsecrving cf more than passing nottce,
bSesuse q 4 Intimately connected with the
permanent establishment Of Presbyterian
Inn in this section Of Virginia. In 1906,
the Rev. Or. Samuel B. WilSon, now Pro-
isssor A the Theological Seminary %
IIauspden Sidney, came here - . mis-
sionary, and found but one male Presbyte-
RAN in the comnunlty--John Mark, the
great grandfather Of Nrs 03lu1er on his
nSothcsr siie. His villa and IN odd lady
whose name u forgotten. with him, constl
tuted the church ct It's organization. MT.
Wilson, despite the smallness Of bis hock,
Iat once commenced the work In earnest,
and inangurated night meetings
Ethiux hitherto unknown In connection
with religious worship In this portion Of
| the country. SO popular did they become
I'm q very short while that they interfered
with the balls and parties then Of almost
nightly occurrence. In fact, old Gaullier,
tile French dancing master Of that day,
| was wont 70, say, DIN that man Wilson, he
| win be the ruin Of me A regular church
organization was not, however, completed
until 1908. Mr.. Wilson, its founder.
| remained in charge Of the church until
June, ls4l, when he was called to the
| seminary. He was succeeded by the Rev.
g. w. McPhail, and he by Dr.. A. A.
Hodge, now Professor 10 the Allegheny
| Theological Seminary. DR.. Hodge, VINO Is
SON OF DIR. Hodge, Of Princeton, resigned
It's pastorship at the beginning Of the war 2,
and went north. From that time until ING
,installation Of Mr.. Gilmer. there has Deea
! no regular minister in charge. Durne
the war Il furnished its full corps OF brave
sn;rits to the armies Of the south. -,
4 Owing to the rain, Rev. III. Hoge aiu
1 not preach tonight, according 70 appoint
j ment. snoNA0N'