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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-10
financial ann Gomm.rtial.


NEW ORLEANS. August :.
Corn-U Unchanged; no sales to-day; mixed 80
white 81 05.
Flour-Unchsnged; IS alas 50 and S. IS.
Oats-Steady; 52c.
Provisions-Adv sncing.
pork-S35 So
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FEMALE EDucArIos.-Th Des Moines Reg
lister having recommended the Jacksonville
Female Seminary to its patrons, the Dubuque
Times retorts that it would prefer to support
home institutions. Both of these journals are
right; and we endorse both Of them. Did we
have, as we should have, first rate Semina-
~, we should urge its support by our citizens
But keokuk hasn't such an institution, and
so we urge the next best thing that our cit
liens patronize Seminary near by, easily &C
cessible, and of established reputation. Such
one is that at Jacksonville. 1t combines
full educational advantages, and is admirably
conducted. 1t is a very proper institution
for our citizens to support.
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WERE glad to received call yesterday
from Mr.. Sherman, late editor of the Eddy.
vile Star.
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As the afternoon train on the D. v. r. R.
was coming down, near Bonaparte, one Of
the passenger carr vas discovered to be on
FIRE. The train was stopped and with some
difficulty it was extinguished, with serious
damage.
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That ClRcus.-Mike Lipmsn's Great
Show is on hand at this place to-day, for the
entertainment of our public. He has shown
at nearly all the points along the river, and
has always drawn the crowd Everybody
and all his household win be out to-day and
by its reputation it will repay attendance.
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ouR contemporary says that the proposition
OF the GATE CRY to publish the Delinquent
Tax List for one half cent less than any 9TH
er party bidding was not bid The demo-
cratic Board of Supervisors of Lee County
think differently from himself Some time
ago they offered to let the contract for paint
ing the Jail at Fit. Madison to the lowest bid
der. democratic committee of which tina,
persistent and consistent democrat, CHARLES
HYDE, was chairman received the proposals.
There were several and all at low rates. One
party, however, offered to do the work for
Eve dollars less than any other bidder
without specifying any amount. The
committee awarded the contract to him, and.
although he found that from the generally low
bids he would lose money by it, the commit.
tee held him to performance. That is a
democratic precedent for the action he COM
plains of.
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Fresh SrocK OF PAINTING ISKs.-We
have on hand large stock of Wades print
ing inks, of all colors, which will be sold at
New York prices. Every printer in the
West is familiar with these inks, and, there
fore, it is unnecessary for US to praise them.
Orders by mail promptly filled.
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X. M. p. 4M p. r.
6N1Qk
1865. Change Of Ttsse 1855.

On and aftsr Tuesday, March 11tb trains VIII
follows:
LEAvE KE0ECK
LIST TrAin-T1s A. Y. daily except sunday.
Cd Train-<.ooP n.
LxAvE YORf MADBoF
"a rr.in-4.oo 4 n daily. tne.p' Monday.
The ID tratneill 1T ksdAah With the Ksoksk
and St Lous Packets and Des Abses Valley hsilsoaA
Tho lst trsn sAvaG keokuk sets With northern
Line Packet compAny's boats st hort Madison, naknS
sure connections with RAirosA ht Burlington, Roct
Island and Davenport
The 9Th 1eavtng Fort Madison askese onneef3os
With the Des Mofuos Valley aftcrppon sn and tbs Ill
md southern Iowa and Great Western K r.
Tickets for all points for sas By AGENTS att oacss
tAs Company. fmshlsi ". o0pE I. ese'y.
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SPECIAL CAurIox.-Mrs Winslow's Soothing
yrup has become so popular that various parties
put out articles calling them Mrs. Winslow's.
Please take notice that the Mrs. Winslow Of the
Soothing syrup 10 not connected with any othe
article. june5-dwk3m
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READ CABus' advertisement in another part
of the paper, the wonder Of the age, it is said
that CABus' Hair Tonic is the best Hair Re-
storative in the market, do not buy any other.
Every bottle guaranteed to give satisfaction or
the money refunded. 1t restores grey hair to
its original color in four weeks, is a perma
nent cure for dandruff. julyl9 I'm
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The Eddyville Independent says that the
up train on the d. v. r. R. on Monday
evening last, brought load of sick passen.
gers. At Sand Prairie, they almost all drank
water, and shortly after were taken with
violent vomiting, accompanied with severe
pains in the stomach. Some Of the passen-
gers we're left on the way, being too sick to
travel. What caused all the trouble and i'll
health, SO far as we know, remains mys-
tery
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-10

WERE pleased to meet yesterday our friend
Capt Frank Viewer, of Fort Madison.
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PrREsr AND SWEETEST COB LIVER Oh in the
world manufactured from fresh selected Iivers on
the coast. This oil is characterized by sweet
mess and purity peculiar to it alone. Its reputation
10 universally prescribed by physcicians Remem-
Der to ask for Hazard CaswelPs Cod Liver Oil
CASWELL, MACK CO., New York,
Sole Manufacturers.
Just received and for sale by Wilkinson, Bart
lett Co. feb25ddw sun wed -fri-eov
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4ase7Tss Oh aaE0ks
.atSatsaa .ekSya.t
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RnflMHfAhfN .Nnfiro
FOR SALE.
Valuable Catholic Property

EMBRACING Q full City Lots in Block
- 50, keokuk, on which situated the brtldinss
nov occupied By the Conrsnt Of Visitation Il Mother
hyperion, josephine Rice. The principle building 10
brick abou, % BY Te-3 stories high CONTAINING Is
roems Next II Franz, stories. with 10 rooms Nert
Is two story Brick Dwelling with rooms There 10
also new stone church building 40 by So now about
twothirds completed These grt unds all enclosed
and covered with great variety fruit and other trees
Are situated on an emfn-pee eommsr ding beanti
ul visv Of the Mssi~ppi and the opposite hank OF The
river ID Iiiisos together with very fine Of the
city. These improvements could not be repiae ed
much less than s oooyst In view OF the financial
dition Of this institution the s1srsxs TO se in
order TO fires IL from present enhars1ment.. These
buildings nsy be occupied for estaiiishirg Young
Ladies' seminsry Of any denomination, or for other
purposes.
All this valuable property 10 offered at the re-
variable lov price Of t20 co Title good or no sale
FOR further information, address II TKSEYCR
jsH Real Estate Agent, Kecknk.
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EOR SALE-30 acres of fine grape and
= other fruit land; 10 acres In high state u cnli
vaticn h under fepee With 300 fruit
ous kinds. some bearing Price SIS per acre Also
70 acres Adjoining the above land, and of the
charsrtsr with Improvements but be all enclosed
BY placing fence the road at small expense Price
40 and 30 per This land t. situated the
idence OF DR. Hicks about miles from Second street
Keokuk. For particulars enquire Or
mch24 H. d. TESEYCK
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lNok sALE.-Ten acres Of land represented In the
Il City Plat a. letter i, IN the A b Z tract Eeoknk
am authorized to sell this property er-.
gain. n applied for Title good or no sale Rn-
quire or b. TYN-EYCK
aprlA Real E<tste Asxut
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II B. rEs-Efcg

Er0k sAIk-The very desirable Br-k reAadene an
u grounds nov ned and occupied by A unkin
Esq, situated ihe u 18Th and High ste
House has or 10 rooms, with all the modern improve
menfs-arEs frame tsfn-thr@e very desratle lots at
taehed covered with fruit and ornamental tees Price
$500 Title good or sale For further rarteuar.
enquire q II. b. TtA-EfCk.
March 81 1sSS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-10

INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses an
= Household Furniture be effected 10 the ffra II.
ssraace thspaay, OF Hartford Home Hxranee ttmtopy
New York, acd other rrsponsils stock f,er
one to eve years st rates ranging from 40 cent? 10 II
pfr cent the 500 for the whoe tire or
eh-sp - s'y other responsible company For rslist
Information on Insurance call the nnteresned VI,
can give batter indemnity than be found At any
agency in this s@ction- id@cA II BTEN-EYCK
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NOR sALE-A Twc-stoIy Brick Dwelling Hou,s
u with eight rooms lot 40 by 14u-fro stables, tv
wood-heds, and good we'll Of water: street vel
paved and brick sidewalk Situated B'ondeau, r.
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets. Title good OF
Price 81 500 Enquire of
febH HB TES-EYCK.
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NOR sALE-Lot i. and 30 feet of Lot 2 in Block 90
u situated on the corner Of Seventh and Orleans 81
These lots covered with fruit svergr and other
ornamental trees together with fne growth SHADE
trees the sidewalk. and large cis-rn 90 the back
part OF the lot and are really the finest building lots y
that part Of the city Price 81 800 Title perfect Nm
quire OF tanl0l H. B. TkE-EYCK.
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EHOR SALE Lots and 8 in Block
sl on the corner Of fsth and fAlsau streets. VII,
be sold at . bargain. Enquire Of
may4 B.TkNEYCK
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NE sALE.-LJt-T ana =. Bloek ~ az ne csrper
u Of 18TH and Aorgao etre.ts. Th-se Lois are the
must desirable vacant lots ia that ntieL rhas
slaeo-one third Gown and balance ii aRc year,
per CENT interest Title good or sale
Enquire 81 apra4 II b TEN-EYcK
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-08-14
auction Sales.

DUBLIC SALE will sell at public auc-
i ton, at my residence near Newport, on
Tuesday, the 2lst day Of this Month,
the following property, to wit
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Farming Utensils,
Household s. Kitchen Furniture, Grain, Hay
and variety of other articles too tedious to men
ton. Terms of Sale-A credit of nine months
will be given on all sums of Ten Dollars and up
wards, the purchasers giving Bonds with good
security; sums under $40 CASH
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. M.
august TT ARCHY REED.
JOHN j. LAREw AuctiOneer.
COUNTY
As administrator on the estate of VIM. McClung,
deceased will SELL at public auction, at the res
idence of the deceased. on
Wednesday,, the 5th Of September,
all the personal property belonging to the said
estate comprising some
100 head of cattle of which AZ are years old,
Is head of horses, Mares and colts 240 head
of sheep, so hogs, farming utensils household
and kitchen furniture
Terms cash or approved negotiable notes at 60
days. D. G.. McCLUNG,
Administrator.
All persons indebted to the above estate will pay
up immedigtely, and all those holding claims
against the same will report them promptly to
w. M. Sommers or Louis NJ McClung, Mellow
ell, Va, or to myself at Franklin, w. Va.
D. G. McCLUNG,
July N-6t Administrator.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-08-14
FAILURE IN THE MAILS.

On Tuesday last, no mails from this place
were sent by the Western train, as there was
no Post Office agent at the cars to receive them.
We regret this very much as it disappointed
many hundreds of persons who expected to re-
ceive the Spectator on that day, and some, we
have no doubt, attributed the failure to receive
it to want of punctuality in this office. As
we have never failed to have our papers put in
the Post Office at the proper time, we hope
that, when our subscribers fail to receive them
they will not attach any blame to us.
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Interesting Publication.
vgvHE UNDERSIGNED contemp1ates pu1
august TT

vEVIIE UNDERSIGNED contemplates pub
4 fishing in a neat volume, a list Of the Sol
diers furnished by Augusta county, to the Ar
mics of the late "CoNFEDERACY." His wish
is to obtain, if possible, complete rolls Of the
regiments and companies, containing names Of
officers and privates; when they entered the
service; whether as volunteers or conscripts !;
when and where born; if promoted; when !;
when the battles engaged in, and casualties of
any kind. He also wishes to get photographs
of all the officers from the highest down to cap
tains, to insert in the book, as it would neces-
sarily make the book too expensive to include
other officers.
He will be greatly obliged to any one who
will furnish him with the rolls or copies of them,
photographs of officers, or any necessary infor-
nation ROBT. COWAN,
Aug 1T Staunton, Va.
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pecysR1DGE BATHS TOURNAMENT.

In its notice of the Grand Tournament which
will take place at the Rockbridge Baths on next
Thursday, the 10th inst, the Lexington Ga
zette says:
s'But will Augusta venture to enter the lists
against Rockbridge for the palm of chivalry and
beauty? We challenge the old mother county
to send UP her bravest and fairest and let us
see if the daughter is one whit behind her In
brave men and fair women u
Were the time not too short to apprise the
noble knights of this County of the challenge
thus offered, we have no doubt that it would
be willingly accepted, and that the sons of the
sod mother county" would easily win the
palm of victory. IF the daughter (Rock-
bridge) inherits the noble virtues and comeli-
ness of the mother Augusta) we do not
doubt that she has brave men and fair daugh-
tiers" but we will not acknowledge that the
daughter is equal to the mother Eve
was fairer than any of her daughters.
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Middle River, II miles of Staunton.
July 81, ids


~ OYEk1OR LAND FOHS SALE.-O n
y der decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta
county, in the cause of George SPOTS devisees
Us. Spott's infants, will proceed on the premis-
es, on
Saturday, the LIST day of September neat,
to SELL at public sale tract of land in Augusta
| county, containing
Two hundred and twenty-six acres.
It is first quality Augusta land, adjoins Guth-
RE, Churchman, GikesOn and Others about six
miles from Staunton.
The improvements are very good. Christian S
Greek runs through it, has on it two orchards,
and all necessary buildings
1t is enough to say that no such property has
been in market for many years; the quality of
the land, its proximity to market and agreeable
ness of the neighborhood, invite those in search
of undesirable home, to at least an examination of
it.
The farm will be shown to persons by George
L. RhOdes, living on the farm, or by the subscri-
Der, living at Mint Spring.
| TERMS :-One-fourth upon confirmation of
sale; balance in three equal annual instalments
from day of SALE bearing interest the purchaser
to give bonds with good security, and title to the
land to be retained as ultimate security; but, in
my discretion, l may modify the terms as to
require the payments to be made in current gold
coin of u. S., or the equivalent thereof in cur
rent funds, at the time of actual payments of in
stalrnents to be ascertaned by the market price
of such coin in Stanton at the times of such pay
ments. JOHN TO WBERMAN
july 3-tds Commissioner.
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DRY Goods.
rEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !!

Anew GOODS! NEW GOODS!
~ GREAT INDU CLEMENTS,
The subscribers are now receiving very large
stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, embracing
in part, the following kinds, viz:
Dress goods, suited to the season;
black silks, fancy do,
mohair, melange, "a new article;
silk check popin oriental luster,
travelling dress goods, alpaccas,
delaines, shepherds plaid,
black goods white goods,
French muslins, pulled muslins,
Irish linens, 1914 sheetng
"a table damask, bleachcd cotton,
calicoes, ginghams, pincale,
white and red flanRelsI
linen cambria haddkerchiefs
laces and edgings, betting,
real lace collars, trimming ribbons,
veil bereges, love wells,
coventry rufiing, kid gloves,
hosiery, combs and brushes,
Empress Trail Hoop Skirts,
travelling bags, brown A cotton,
black cloths and cassners,
mixed tweeds, satinets,
cassimeres, brown drilling,
canton fannels, tickings toweling, SC.
The above comprises only few of the kinds OF
goods we have just received, and we may safely
say now that our stock is one of the best IN the
VolLey, and we promise to all who may give as
call, great inducements, in the way OF prices.
PIPER s. FUNKHOUSER.
august Pm Vim copy
OUR FRIENDS WILL OBLIGE US
Z = greatly by settling the little amounts due
us, during this month, us we are compelled to
pay cesh for nearly all our goods:
PIPER s. FUNKHOUSER.
aug st Y s. V copy
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WEDDING CAKES, &c.

There is no use for those who wish to get
nicely ornamented wedding cakes, pyramids,
ETC., to send to the cities for them, for Mr..
Magnus S. Cease, Confectioner of this place,
can get them up in any number and magnitude
and ornamented in the most tasteful style.
We have seen recently some fine specimens
of his skill in this kind of art. The only objec-
ton we would urge against them is, that they
arc too pretty to eat To cut the cakes and
destroy the pyramids is species of Vandalism,
from the exercise of which true lovers Of art
would shrink
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-08-14
LANDS FOR. SALE.

We would invite the special attention Of those
wishing to purchase land to the large number
of farms advertised in this paper. A great
deal of the land thus advertised in this county
is of most excellent quality. Persons wishing
to buy lands and to secure good homes cannot
do better than to purchase in this county. The
climate is healthy, the lands fertile, the citizens
intelligent and the society good. Where SO
many good farms are offered for sale the diff
Guilty consists in making a choice. We invite
capitalists to the opportunity now offered in
this county for safe and profitable investments.
A home in ''Old Augusta is worth securing.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-08-14
PIANO MUSIC.

La Dame Blanche, Instrumental arranged
for four hands by James Bellak.
american Soldiers Scottish, by Fl. T. Drott.
Night Dreams, Waltz by r. Gruescwalt.
Not AL Forgot, Ballad by Lorett.
Bid Ne To Lore, Ballad.
The Locer and the Bird, Ballad
The above pieces of Music have been received,
from those favorite Publishers, Messrs. Oliver,
Ditson, & Co., 277 Washington St, Boston
and are pronounced by one of our best per-
formers, superior to anything yet received from
that House Teachers and others desiring good
Music would do well to send their order to OH
yer Ditson & Co.
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RoGUES ABOUT.

On Wednesday night last the meat house,
dairy and chicken coop of Mr.. Geo. Shuey,
near Bethlehem church, all of which were locked
were broken open by some rogues who stole
about $50 lbs of bacon, IS lbs Of butter, and be-
tween 80 and 40 chickens. The same rogues
stole, at the same time, some bed clothes and
wearing apparel which were in a wash-tub.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-08-14

IA SONAL OPERTY.--Having sold my
farm. l will offer at public vendue on Wednesday,,
I'D dry of august neat, large collection of most
valuable chattels, consisting Of II head of Thor
ough-bred Horses, including one Gotham Stall
lion, the rest are of the Morgan and Black Hawl;
breed, and in this number are several capital
brood mares. A large lot of Cattle, including 2
Cows of most superior stock, Hogs, &c.
Farming Implements of every description, in
Guiding Buckeye Mower and Reaper Bckford
and Huffman Wheat Drills with Guano attach
ment premium drill at the Fair of 1860, wag-
ons, plows, &C. A lot of Wheat, Corn and Oats,
Cloverseed, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Cooking Stove and fixtures, and a variety of 9TH
er articles such as are found on large, improved
estate.
TERMS-Under five dollars cash; above nine
months credit.
Sale without reserve-no by-bdding.
JAMES WALKER,
Middle River, II miles of Staunton.
I'll. ~
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a BRIGHT P. M.

A package was returned to the Staunton P.
O., a few days ago, from one of the Western
counties of Va, with this endorsement On the
wrapper, which we print verbatim, ct litera-
Gm ct punctuatim
Miss Sent from Stanton too mulch Cearlis-
ness in this Office
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v By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
Augusta county, entered at the July term, 1866 in
the cases of Pitman VS.. Allison, and Pitman VS..
Krebs, the undersigned commissioners of sale,
will proceed upon the premises, on
Saturday. the 1871 day Of august neat,
to sell to the highest bidder at public auction, a
tract Of land in these bills and proceedings men
toned, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY FIVE ACRES. This land lies upon
the Valley Turnpike two miles South of Green
ville adjoining the lands of James B. Smith, Fin
ley's heirs, n. N. Hit and Others. The farm is
in good state of cultivation has upon it comfort
able improvements, and consists of fair proper
ton of cleared and tmbered land, Mr.. Brown
lee lives upon the Farm and will show it to par
ties wishing to examine it. This is good chance
for persons wishing to purchase a good small
farm.
TERMS OF SALE:-So much cash in hand as
will pay the costs of the suits and of sale, and the
residue upon credits of one, two and three years,
in equal payments, with interest from date
Bonds with approved security will be required of
the purchaser and the title retained as ultimate
security.
Sale to commence at II o'clock.
JAS. BUMGARDNER, Jr., / con,,rs
H. NJ BELL, ooi'i A''
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-08-14

The House and lot of David Garner in Spring
Alley, Staunton, which was advertised in the
Spectator by Jno. N. Hendren, Commissioner,
was sold on Saturday last to Mrs. Bolen for
81 $50, equivalent to cash,
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M02'3'5NgeS.

Capt. ROBERT H. FISHER, of Richmond, and
Miss ELLIE II. TAYLOR, of Stanton, in Trinity
Church, on Thursday evening last, the 9th inst
by Rev. James A. Latane
Mr.. PERRY M. SHIPLEY, of Maryland, to Mis-:
HATTIE A. CRAWFORD, of Amherst county, Va
at the residence Of the brides father, on the It'll
instant by Rev John X Harris
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-08-14

At the Book store of r. Cowan in this place
can be had ''The Taxi payers manual, contain
ing the entire revenue laws, with the tables of
taxation, exemption, stamp-duties, &C., pre-
pared by Hon. Geo. S. Boutwell,, late Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-08-14

amusement.
ENSAND TOURNAMENT
BALL AT ROCKBRIDGE BATHS,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10TH.

A grand Tournament will come off at the Rock
bridge Baths, Thursday, August 10th, to be
followed by BALL at night.
The ''STONEWALL'' BAND will be in at
tendance to enliven the crowd with their sweet
trains.
Tickets can be secured to the Baths, by stage
from Staunton, and return for ST. Extra
desire to visit the Baths on this OCCASION.
r. G.. MAYO q CO.,
Aug ct Proprietors.
Town papers Char. Chronicle and R. Regis
fer cGDv