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4 ncrED Pam. --1hs 1ao51leoes q -
Dsains Hosss No. dsstase = ssee sas
prics Il bard !. that very popslsf 49,
and on sbt 6ras pass Of this morning 2 - :
msy be found lit o. pficse = = sees9ee
under The recent ciaass. The Dssss =
one # tbe bsst public houses in The -, -
~, s;pce iseams under the propfistorship q
NJ =. Hawnharst ito popularity be- besa g
Il. increase. Its tables are supplied VITA
the deIicacies Of the season . faae = -
mak. their appearance in or narkse. 40
the travelling public will find - comfortable
.l.en;pr apartments - can be found any
vber. The Deming and il proprietor are
hound TO become eninently popular.
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st. Louis & Quincy Packet Go

TOM JAsPER.-Tho fine steamer Tom
y.,er !. III yenye Keokuk for ST. Louis every Non
day & M. and Thnrrday at 8 O'Clock n m.
NOBLE mcPIKE, every Tuesday and
Friday, at 5 o'clock a. m. Meals and state'
rooms free.
Fare from Keokuk TO ST. Louis, $500 through
blls 81 lading given fbr freight to all stations on
.ho Dea Moines Valley Railroad.
an frs;yht for the river conveyed to the Agent
At keoknk. will be Attended 70 WHnout ne'ays SUI
free Of charge
Tbrouvb tickets for sale to all points West over
the Hannibal : 81. Joseph Railroad, and both
branches Of the Pacific Railroad. Office corner
nlanAeaa and Lev -, Stafford building.
s. NJ. ARCH GR, Agent, Keokuk.
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SUICIDE may be committed nowadays il
the speediest and most effectual way imsgin'
able. An overdose Of bad whisky and *.
posure to the rays Of the midday sun will Of
feet that end in very short space of time
Several reckless individuals have made ths
attempt within the past few days, but thei'
plans were frustrated before they could b.
fully executed. They succeeded IN carrying
out the first part of the programme, but be-
fore they had been exposed TO the sun verJ
long their condition was discovered by th.
police force and they were incarcerated ii
the q boose.n There was hong line Of then
before Recorder Wilson yesterday. Tit
number lacked nine Of being baker dozen
Here is the list Of names: Pat. How
ley, P. Dunlavy, Peter Warren and Ed. Tidd
They were fined SO 90 each and costs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-21

rIpAINa.


NOE ROY, Arrives on Sunday and Thurs
day, ct o'clock p M, and Departs Or 1uesaAy
and Friday, at o'clock :. m.
ANDY JOHNSON, Arrives on Tuesday
and Friday, at o'clock p. M, and DePafts Sp
Wednesday and Saturday, q = m.
III. JOHNSON, Arrivct on Saturday and
Wednesday, 1T Q p. m, and Departs on MONDAY
and Thursday, at .. m.
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uARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.

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. ooNa.c,,.,a.
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pyoyision.-week and nomnally unchanged.
pork-s rs. delivered
Bscon-shouldsrs I2lSal3; clear sidss legal.
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ehsep -eno'ee % 0s>s@' o'1s s0o' 49, ~
floh'-oos
"heS'.A'1 80 ~
Coupons o. 81 iiIs' 90 o iifMS7' ~ .
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o'A' s0u'. sua .AoDss ,.-,-r
= .'sa3 w. = ~ -'rs 80,
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Corr DIX SoLlEL.-A fatal case Of sun
stroke occurred in this city yesterday. A
German citizen named Voyght, residing on
johnson, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets, was Frustrated by the heat in the af-
ternoon and died last evening about 10
o clock
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-21

THn Republican mass meeting At Des
Moines Saturday evening was al immense
affair. The procession Of "boys in blue
was n mile long. l.. D. lngersol, Gen. L.
A Grant, Thomas +. Withrow and Charles
G. Nourse addressed the meeting. There
was great enthusiasm. and the speaking and
the crowd held on until far in the night,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-21

The Musca,ine journal is responsible
for the following statement that the heat of
the sun set fire to lot OF straw in Sweet
land township, in that county, a few days
ana
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-21

THE Iowa State Dental Society holds its an
nual session this year in our city, beginning
this evening and continuing through Wednes-
day and Thursday.
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Jrsr received at the New York Store, a
large supply Of mosquito bars, price one
dollar--old prices. Our lawns, parasols and
summer dress goods are disappearing fast,
under tho IRE ssnre Of rninous urices
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KroKug NORTHERN RAILROAD Cove are
glad to see this enterprise progressing SO we |.
We are informed that the frs, survey is near.
ly completed between Bonaparte and Mount
Pleasant, and that tie grading will be put
under contract Immediately. The Company
is now ready to contract for the construction
Of the bridge abutments and piers across
Skunk river, as will be seen by the adver-
tisement oflproposals in this paper
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-21

OuR friend j. d. Springer, formerly law
student in the Office of Rankin 4 McCrary,
writes US that he ia about to start new Re-
publican paper at Dakota, Humboldt county.
We wish him success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-21

Erie J. LEACH kindly brings us copy Of
the Laws of Iowa, session Of 1868, got out in
the good style Of all Frank Palmer's work.
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prRsosAL-His Honor, Mayor Mcdowell

PrRsosAL. Bis Honor, Mayor MeDoveil,
has returned from New York.
Harry Fulton is back from the Eastward
and the New York Convention, which, We
are glad to know he didn't attend. ne came
down the st. Lawrence, and had altogether
fine trip.
.Iadre jaeger and his lady are home again
from New York.
Col. Perry returned yesterday from his trip
to Fort Dodge and along the line OF the VAL
lev road. He held meetings at various places
along the prospective route, and found PEG.
pie ready and cooperate in the proposed ex-
tension, and iubilant over the prospect Of its
early completion. The Valley Road is IN
Iowa institution, and the people like 1t and
the Valley Company
LITERARY NOr1cRs.-From tho excellent
publishing house Of Roberts Brothers, Bos-
ton, we have received neatly printed little
volume, aThe Prodigsl Son. being from dis
courses by Rev. VIM, Morley Punshon, thu
great pulpit orator Of England. Punshon il
the Cicero Of English orators, and these foul
sermons are in his best style, The price o
the volume is only % cents. Address ko'
berts Brothers, Boston, Mass.
The Illustrated Physiological Journal fo
| August, containing portraits and biographies
sketches Of Ole Bull, Napoleon Ill, Bis
mark, Ludwig II. of Bavaria; the Prussial
G GENERAL, Molike; Vischer the German esthe
tic scholas; Garibaldi, H. D. Stratton, jaime
III. B. DeBow, and others; Patterson OF
Phrenology Faith in God; Murder Of th
Innocents Self-Culture, Brain or Muscle
Ideally and sublimity, Poets and Poetry; Ar
yo'. is.o;nanst? A very interesting mum
Der. So year, or 81 SO ior 9 BALI year
| Address, s. r. Wells, New York.
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POLITICAL MEETINGS

ION. Thomes W. elas.tt, Democratic candidate for
copsr and Hon. asorec ". McOrary, Republican
candidate for Congress will meet in Joint discussion At
the follow ing times and places.
Keos.uaa., on Monday August u, at o'clock ,, m.
Bloomfield, on Tuesday, y
Fairfield, on Thursdty, ~
Washington. on esturdays ~
Waptiio, on Moud,y -
Burlington, on Tuesday, % ~
Nj Piess ant, Wsdns lay. 20 s
IT Madison, on Friday, - rs
Keokuk, on sAtur.ay, ~ "a
Papfrs Of both political parties IN the several eoahtes
requested - publish this notice. and local commit
tees are re.ad to make the necessary srrsngemtnts
The eetihgs VIII he indoors whenever shi'Apt hsi
building can be obtsined
H. Il, HILLS, Chairman
Republican Cen, Com
D. " OAR. Chairman
Dem. Central Com.
Jniy L. 1sss.
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There 10 farmer in Jones county, &c
The Anamosa Eureka afirms, who will vote
for Seymour and Blair, and who supports hi,
determination by the declaration that "tht
meanest, most contemplate thing them fol
lows down to Congress have done, was r
send lot Of bureaus to them freedmen
down South !!
The Mt. Pleasant Journal remarks tina,
Dr.. Randey, Superintendent Of the Insane
Hospital, and Mr.. Joselyn, formerly Stewar,
in the sar as..;ution, are now engaged il
getting up plan for the new hospital which
is to be located at Independence.
The Davenport Democrat tells thus I
sad story Of drowning "On Wednesday a
little girl named Smith and Miss Rachel
Scott, formerly Of Moline, we're drowned ia
the Green river At Oakley, ON the c. R. 1. L
P. Railroad, under the following circum-
stances: A little girl was with one, named
Smith, bathing in the river, when BY acct
dent they got beyond their depth. Their
cries brough. Miss Scott to their assistance.
She rushed into tine water and rescued Miss
Smith and went back for the other little girl
who in her struggle drew Miss Scott out into
the stream, and before assistance could reach
them they we're both drowned. A large
crowd soon collected and their bodies we're
recovered within couple Of hours. Miss
Scott leaves many friends at Moline, her
former residence. She Was about seventeen
years Of age and was great favorite with
all Who knew her. Her ster-fathsr, MI. VIM.
Davis, resides on the bluf near Moline
"a 81, vas brought down last evening,
iun. ii.ssly fi ses extreme heat vs. taken !,
and inferred. +" 's'' - 'ne Sl.'e y.'u
The Fairfield Ledger spec
| man in that city having bis head sma young :
into smithereens BY catching glimpse OIL
young lady ankle.
Hon. q. Price has returned from Wash
ington. he 10 very much reduced in Hes
| and bears on his conntsuancs The evidence Q
the conflict with disease
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For the Benefit Of the Travelling Public.
The PHIL snHRrpAN win arrive 1t por

u Keokuk Al / o'clock r. u. on Tsesdays. Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays leaving for st. Louis at
p. II. on the same days, Immediately upon arrival
ii train from the West. Low fare
s II. ARCHER, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-21

EVERY variety Of Gents Furnishing Goods
at Vencill, Joaes & Co.'S, corner Main and
Third streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-21

BBr1sn-CAoies lots willoonmaad lSto z5c y p
PouIrnr-Livs Chickens IS 90 = dos.
SonanUA-te 70 10 ~ gaalon
PorAroRs-New - % to - - y bushsI; old
LA.D1cisy sa1sd les psr y. csm.u oarsa
1919 70 16e per ID.
bRrsvAx-o6 - $50 per ID.
TALLow-Is Ibis. 10 10 10le; loose &c peril.
1hArnpne-psine - - Csc per D.
RAGS Cottsa, q pr y.
Wnrrs BxAss -Cennoa 10 good tooS scarce
Crrssr-0ood sosntry l3e. Factory 100.
Elnnetsns Cid~ Sc per GIL =
BnAs-Dall 1t poe per 100 lbs.
FRurrs+0rssa App,ss - 50 = - IS Per tushel
Diied ApPl.i u 70 isie per ID. Dried
Peaches, l6s- -.
ssEss-Timethy q 90 70 ! -. Clover " W..
oms-Coal oil $50. Linsssd, raw 81 20, boiled
81 Is. Lsrd, y Ntssi 20. Fish sise'o
a,yr srocr-Bssf csttls - % to % 90 gross.
Hogs, good lots, - to - 50 gross. ehssp
3 10 50 gross. Veal Calves from - 70
to 80 %
Racox-City cured canvassed hams I03c, shosl-
ders l3c, clear sides l6ac. Country cured
hams l4c; shoulders 1910; sides l5to loc
poRk-Mess IS TO $50 per Dbl.
3oc; unwashed, 70 TO Csc.
| HAY-Timothy ehsice n active demand y morn
47et to % 90 per tor. Prairie ~ %
to 81 90.
Woop-45 50 to ss SO per cord .sccordingt to quail
| ~, in good demand.
Hpss-6reeD, sci d cured Toe; dry Tint 1oc;
do salt l5c per ID. 7.
sALr-Lake o. oe@3 10. Ohio Riv~ - u
/ on Ievee.
GLAss-sxle - 50. Rates discoantsd 20 to ~
per cent.
| NAILs-$5 90 rates.
| RAv Tvnu-A1N rnfeR.
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THE Davenport papers chronicle seventeen
cases of sun stroke in that vicinity in single
day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-21

The thermometer yesterday ofternooon =
, clock. stood at 97o in the shade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-21

REcEiyEn call yesterday from two gentle
men from Granville, Ohio, the seat of Denni.
son University; six miles from our old home,
Newark, frdln whom we learned that that old
institution of learningis in very tloufishii &
condition, having her 500, 900 endowmen,
fund completed, and new building, are being
erected. Among other items Of interest We
learned that our friend and townsman, Kew.
J. T. Westover, had conferred upon him the
degree of A. NJ. at their recent commence
nent.
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STATE NEWS.

u. C. Power, of Des MONIES county, j,
the Republican candidate for Circuit Judge
in Des Moines and louisa counties. He
beat his competitor, Hon. ]. s. hurley, Of
louisa, by one vote.
MIR. H. a. Lovewell, Of Wspello, Lou
ista county, and his son Charles, = lad Of ten
we're drowned while bathing in the lows
river. last Sunday evening, So SAYS the Re
publican.
Mr.. Bunker, Sheriff of Washington
county, has become deranged, and sent to
the Asylum at Mt, Pleaeant.
Sleeping cars have been placed on the
B. Il NJ. r. R.
The potatoe bugs have entered an up
pearance at Burlington. So says. the Hank
| Eye.
The Hamk-Eye tells this story of an
earnest chap in Burlington "a couple Of
civil colored women were passing along the
street when rough, stepping ont from knot
Of his companions, accosted them with
Chow dye do, Philisy -
One of the women responded: I'm pretty
we'll; how do you 10 brother? y
Rough-"Oh, l IN better"
Colored Woman-"Well, Use glad yer is,
for the last time | seed ye, ye was putty near
fool.
"Rough had no more to say. and retired
amid the laughter Of the bystanders.
The Davenport Gazette speaks Of Hon.
VIM. Loughridge, NJ. c. from the Fourth
District, as Gen. Loughridge. Don't do il
any more. ---.----.--..
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Cnfsago Live steck market.
| By Telegraph CHICAGO, July ~. !
Receipts-Cattls q sheep car hcUs II.
CattIeExra n 5oO7 20: fair TO good IS o0B7 Is; and
| stockers - eOa6 90.
Hor,-Bxra 50 Is % So good to choice y Is % 10.
eh.ep Choice IS ea19S s71s; good 1880
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oeosstea Asiu ~ Snow 4 HDsps. Cenniseiea
MsBhants, 6eeps1 Asu1A1
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stock market.
6y reiegraph.i NEv foaK. July ~.
Coupons Of 81 ilass do 80 1l411@as; do "a
ilIk@k; do 65l *; new q; do ~ elfeh.
Stocks active and stronger with general advance
X 451sn45 MUAx a4Is. " UTEhDA n 7
l34sk os5 KsAdins IS SSss, Wabash 5iGs1 td 7oa1l
ICl511s; NV s1xD1<
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SuITs made to order at Hess, Stern ITO. 8
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CITY NEWS.

SUMNER clothing al Hess, Stern 4 Co, ).
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Foussn DEAD IN THEIR BEDs.-The Dayen-
port daSetss relates the particulars of two
cases Of death som heat, while sleeping in
bed. "a farmer nalr.>d Peter Schultz, who
lived near Walnut Grove, e.att convtv. vork-
ca Ill day in the harvest field co-,la;n;no &c
headache. During the night he r-..bea
convnlsively, pressing bis hand to bis head
Il ,xony, and talked incoherently, but the
SYMPTOMS attracted no special attention. Al
daylight, be was found dead. The Other
case ~ that Of Mrs. Mary Fielder, living
nth farmer near Fulton in the same coun
". Who had been working hard oil day AMI
fe.lips badly, retired to bed. Not rising :
s. r...l hour, tho lady in whose emplo'
sbs ~, found that she had died appare1'l'
-ithout ! struggle. A warning may be take
60. IS .bovs, .esinst over e1srsion du,i ..
pre,,nt tern, vhich for oppressive hea
hSeesss parallel
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-21

PATENTS. Boyd L Co., Solicitors Of Pat
ents, 20e Pine street, st. Louis. Missouri, Of
6cially report to the GATE CRY the follow.
ing patents granted Iowa and Missouri in
ventors, for the week ending the 18th Of
July, 1sas:
IOWA.
". G. Savage. Knoxville, Steam Engine.
J. S. Fowler, Davenport, Harvester. Dis.
charger.
c. Miner, Des Moines, Washing Machine.
B. Vanausdal, keokuk, Boot Sole.
MISSOURI.
T. Reese, st. Louis, Steam Engine.
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reFs1gA AArkets.
LIvsAFooL. July 10 1;20 r l.
Tlour-30s.
Wheat-Red lis 81; white %.
Corn 86s Cd,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-13

Assets en- the slst December 1856. s52656I 50
NEW ORLEANS January IL, 1863
The Board Of Directors resolved TO declare scrip
dividend Of THIRTY PER CENT the net earned partic
pang premiums for the year ending December 81 1857 and
have further resolved pay Six Per Cent interest all out
standing certificates of Scrip and after the second Mon
dav Of March 1855 ]. TUYES, President
j. W. HINGES, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Geo UrouhartJ T. B. BlanehardJr Chs. LATTE
A Rochereau VIM Stevens, J. NJ. Lapeyre,
G. W. BAbeoek, j. A. White, A sehreioer,
Ipo Ganehe W. F. Williams, j. Tuyes
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-13

i MER ARRANGEMENT-On and after APRIL LIST.
1863 the Trains this Road VIII run as follows
TIOH CRY Hor. 81. O'clock 5noI u L steam Trail.
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II. sEKLYRs CoTToH! sa. "a Al
lanes strests the immediate vicinity o. ne sh,s
Presses: Mississippi Louisiana, Fire freol pasn or
Fans Merchants vicksburg and Penn HsynS ns ~
rsryer Cotton Gina Of eighty each TIE hssa !.
nv.d Se prepared = haul gin and pick Gotten nom As
lection Of the city, ,.-..x
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AGRICULTURAL.

RICE MILLs.... .'.'''.'''''''hi0A
Having secured the services OF M. fhIne --a
- ,rv.nor Of the mos. approved RICE PoUEDER new IN
Tho hs, been for more than years engaged In the con
,.Tnetou erection and management Of Rice Mscnnery
AZ, now prepared under his supervision to construct
Al N.chinsry required in the preparation OF kos iOf @
market. and 10 furnish al necessary drawings Aha
cstisns. NJ, nm. .-,,.hl. IA,
model Of McKinlsy's Patent Rice HuLer suiis0e ioI
hos. Who cultivate Rice for domestic eonsumpon' can D.
cen ct eur sstablishnent LEEDS A 90.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-13

The shove statement just rue and eorrcos Tanerp
from the books Of the Company.
CHAS. BRIGGS, President
sTATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans, City ofEev Orleans
E~er 70 and subscribed me- this sd day Of March,
ts1s PAUL W. CoLLENs
Third Justice Of the Pssos
sx mar cent interest all outstanding Scrip win Be paid
a holders thereof Monday Of May next
CHAs. BRIGGS, President
All CGRRnRx Vice President
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r EEBe' EOUEDsY-
ESTABLISHED IN Is7.J
Csrnar 81 Deere and ReuehSr strs0sa
Wssex ssvs inform friends sns shs snblie EsnSf5
.hst we are prepared formerly 10 nAnGacsare stoG
Engines Boilers Sugar Mnls suesT Kettles Draining Ne
ohines Saw Mills CottsB Presses Newell Screws, Gin Gea
g Mouths Crate ssrs all kinds Of Plantation ane
Steamboat wsrks azs sven ssscDtoT Of Machinery b
he South hEbDs q W
Orders Taft Of IS Mechanics and Dsslsrh kxebsnEa
wlIl rscey We prom pt attention.
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SUNDAY ADVANCEMENT Steam Train from UIty, IN
lien Of Horse Car, Every SUNDAY MORNING, at O'clock
An Extra Train will leave the City Every SUNDAY EVEN
ING at O'clock On and after April 5th the Trains viii
leave either end Of the Road Sundays EVERY HALF
HOUR from until O'Clock p n
FARk-To and from the Lake, same day, - cents fas
ser gers GENTLY notify the Conductor prer 70 depart
Of Train Fare TO GENTLY staonIFiteen cents eeon
way. GEO. fANDELf' oenefAi SuPA
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NEW ORLEANS, jackson AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.

pAssFNGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at $50 p n,
making Connections Trains for Vckburg Meridian and
with the Mississippi Central Railroad tor the North and
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
al NJ going as far Brookhaven. Returning, leave
BroOkhavtn at $50 A. NJ on MONDAYS, arriving IN New
Fxcnrsion Ts are good Train Of Saturday Sun
day going north aid OF Sunday Monday south
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY Except sundaysl
at $50 A n. = ,--,.-,-.
JAMES YONGE, General Freight Agent
ed WARE, General Transportation Agent
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The Company win pay interest ct per cent In cash on
all its Outstanding Certificates Of Scrip to the legal holders
thereof on and after the second Monday in June next
The beard Of have also declared Scrip DIVIDEND
Of THIRTY.THREE AND OEE-THIRD per cent on the
canned premiums entitled for the year end
ing April 80 1867 which certificates will be issued on and
Aer the first Monday August next free Of Govenmenttaz
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President,
SAMUEL a KENNEDY, Vice President.
HKERY v. OGDEN, Secretary.
TRUSTEES
John Watt O. T. Buddecke.
sauuel B Newman, p. II. Foley,
VIM Edwards, a q. ooer,
p simms A. Thompson,
John Phelps.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
sULPHUK SPRINGS.

YELLOW sULPHUR SPRINGS.
9hese celebrated popular Springs, situated In Mont
gomery county 80 miles from Chrstiansburg Depot, are
open Of Visitors end the attention OF
they present The waters Of these sprngs are unr
Vailed al c.ses OF Dyspepsia Cnaneous Diseases, and
Uterine affections and in Of Debility act asa
Powerful Restorative.
They have proven eminen useful in Female Diseases,
CHRONIC DIARRHEA
are regarded o specific.
The natural advantages OF this place unsurpassed BY
any State being situated almost the very summit
of the Allegheny Mountains The air is always cool and
bracing climate healthy and salubrous the water OF
Delightful temperature 55 deg Fahrenhe the grounds are
shaded and protected hour In the day BY thick grow
Of forest oaks
The Hotel and buildings have recently been enlarged
rehtted and the propretor Halter themselves
they oer their guests accommodations by
watering place in the mountains and confidently ASH
wilt from the public. - -, = =, -.
comfortable coaches Will be In attendance on the arrival OF
each train, 10 convey them to the Springs
RATES OF BOARD.
Per Day: Al
Per
Per MoDth
For longer period months per month 90 Oh
osred children occupying seats At hrst
'S"'' N~'A VIC 'OO'' Dr. JOHN B. RADyoRD,
Col HENRY A EDMUHDSON,
"a Major JAMES p. EDMUNDsON, .
ProprietorS.
j. A. DAVIS formerly of the NOrvs House. Lynchburg
Superintendent
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