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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-29

A PUZZLE IN THE TREASURY DEPART
AENr.-The disappearance of 500, 900 from
one of the rooms of the Treasury Depart
ment, on Saturday, the llth inst, is good
deal of puzzle to the officials of that bu.
reau. The money-ten dollar notes, new
issue of greenbacks--was in two bundles,
lying on large table, with other money,
waitingto be counted, preparatory to go
ing into the vaults. About two o'clock,
three persons, friends of the official in
charge Of the room, came in and were
shown through by this official. With them
entered two young men, supposed at the
moment to be of the same party, one of
whom made some inquiry of the colored
woman in charge of the table. She ans
wered the question, and the two at once
left, one of them carrying his hat under
his arm. The theory of the officials is
that the money went cut in his hat or be-
meath the coat of the man who carried it,
having been stolen by him while his ac-
complice stood talking with the colored
woman. The clerks and others engaged
were kept until near midnight in the search
for the money, and detectives were immc-
diately put to work in ferretting out the
case.-La Crosse Republican.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-29

ness OF Judgment and vigor of rule rare
ly excelled by the best of prison wardens
At one time desperate confined in one
of the cells attempted to escape by making
man of straw, reclining upon his couch
as usual, while tho flesh and blood prisoner
secreted himself in an empty cell and
awaited the advent of Mrs. Latty, who in
the absence Of her husband, entered the
Jail room to lock up the prisoners for the
night. When she came to the cell con-
tanning the man of straw, very clever
imitation of a man asleep, she called his
name, and, hearing no response, entered
and detected the cheat. Instead of calling
for help in an emergency which plainly in
dicated plot and determination upon
the part of one or more prisoners to break
Jail, Mrs. Latty quietly proceeded to the
other cell and marched the prospective fu-
gitive back to his cell and locked him up.
As he was heavy, muscular man, and
the deputy sheriff u slender, light built wo-
man, it is evident that nerve triumphed
over muscle. Womanly courage was more
than match for brutal force and the des-
peration of the criminal seeking to fee
from the hands Of justice.
On another occasion, two young men in
q cell refusing to cease their prcfane and
boistsrous language, the deputy entered the
cell and gave them sound fogging with
a whip, until, with tears in their eyes, the
rascals promised better behavior.
The last exploit of our deputy, and one
which recalled to our mind the preceding
incidents, was the taking of prisoner to
the penitentiary few days ago. A man
who had been arrested for stealing car
pet bag at the Union depot in this city,
last January, was sentenced at the last
term of the District court to two years. i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary, and was
taken to Fort Madison by Mrs. Latty alone
without any assistance from others, and
duly delivered to Warden Kelsey. The
astonishment of tho Warden and the Fort
Madisonians knew no bounds. -Burliagfn
Ha,ckeye.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-29
EVANS HON 81

Opposite Ferry Landing, McGregor. Rc-farnished
and fitted up in good style for guests. Patronage
respectfully solicited. g. H. ELANDERS, PropEi.
etor 454
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-29
n9nRn00Y q, gT0Man9AM

Samuel MuTdock. John r. Stoneman.
Attorneys andCoaas lors at Law, will practice In
the Suprsmes nd Distr:ct Courts of this State.
Onice.opposite LIST National Bank, Mc0RE00R.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-29
John T. CLARK. Charley Allen. O.J.Clark.
John II. CLARE 4 CO..

Attorneys and Ceunsell0rs at Law and Real Estate
Agents. lst door east of Winnesheik House, Decorah
Iowa. viii practice in the several courts Of the
State also attend to colestons, and the payment Of
tax 90 In Winnesheik county 666
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-29

n6eoREaoR FANNINa MIL.
DICKEY WELLIvER Manufacturers of the
McGregor Tanning Mill and Grain Separator, ON
West Market Square, corner Main and Ann Streets,
416y McGREG0R.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-29
.. u. GILL,
WHsT UNION HoUSE.

Dentists, McGregor, Iowa: ONCE on
h. Main ST.. ever Post Ofaco. Nitrous Oxids
~Q0 administered - . speciality.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-29
The Titues.

McaREGOR, CLAYTON COUNTY, IOWA.
4. P. RICHARDSON, JOHN II. AH0RIck.
One Copy, for one year s.. 90 in advance.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-29

~ BHZHR LODGE No. le5.
!: !: ::
~ GEO. b. MCCARTHY, Sec'y.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-29

Corner Vine and Elm Sts., West Union, Iswa, II. J.
Ingersoll, Proprietor. Good stabliny and charges
moderate. Stages going east, west north and socth,
call aud leave with passengers morning and evening
y5S2
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-06-29

B0ARO06AN HOUSE,
(Late Washington)
'lkader, Iowa. Lafayette Bi.elow, Proprietor
lood Stabling. $50
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-28
Giee uuD Shrre.

Die arUee Srpdenbsit. l&rsibt bsr ga
SrUGe NOrpfsrR", welde bic isbt bsrrlGt,
iGsint cine eanpee galamit6t wfrDsn an
Woasn. Ni6t blos 8rODfrhd,te, fOupern
ou6 bic msiRsn gFanSsn uno Sdums
trpdnsn Elm unp perpen atReTbeu. Sm
SiiOsn Yon Soma. Suinois unD gBisrUn.
lin fpu Die Tirrr bsiunrsrs arg irtn, pa
fIe an pisIsn Srtsn bisiss Grhbidbr nod
gar ftinsn Nsssn stbobt battsn. Bur
stu,slHe @ssenpsn In gDiseOnFH unO
Yprp. Soma bGtten 3rwititrressn, basts
asn srfrtuts Hh gang IitnneiOta pericpi-
l6sr 8sssn unp Ittt nnr wrnis pur&
Srpdenhett.
Ssit bret @onen ffsiat btr 9ttrmpmt.
ter iecen Sag auf 30 grap Reamur -
uon 100 bis 1O5 Grab Babreuheit i'm
S6ottsn unp fiji @cden tsin Rsarn
Cis Nahts lino bste. bic 6dnTsr Hup beie,
Die Straesn fnO bst6. auss IN be.C pnp
ew WtsnlHsn p,Hsn taum, no Ssiibluno
lnosn. Urbsitsn init 8opf oprr 5anO mar
lsit stntssn BUbsn stns ihwsrr aulaab,.
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Geatf@lanD anb Trantrei@ sur

@d6renb 3u eanbe DeutlGlanb unb
5rantrstt fit 70 3ismlit bic Daase taI'
ten unp DeutfhIanD eter NOD iibtrlssen
IL, itstt bieiss In BttreT Der Stsma&t
istnem 6einoe allsrbinss beptuteno mad.
Die fran,5ifids Glotte gait immsr ale Die
,pettr Der g8slt uno IN faum btnttr brn
5crti&ritten Der Belt ;uriidssbItsben,
rdbrenO Die nCrppeutl&s 5lOtte. bns
Bsrt wenissr Sabre, Srar In trdftiasr
Sntwideluns bssriTsn, uno binf&tlt6
oss lebsnoigeu ME ees teoten MateriaIs
OcrIrsifli6, abei nod Su fIstn il, um ct
nen erfelsrei&en 8ampf NIT 5rantrstGs
Nartne etnseben su f6antn. Die morn
csutibs Glstts Sdblt fiinf panprfresattsn,
Oon osnsn aber spst nod ni&t gang fertia
iinp, cine TIM 8au besrifFeue panjsreor.
ustte, ;pei tilsrne Dampfsr, fshe Doppel.
osd @orpsttsn. finf @Iatteed. GCrpstten,
Dtsr aptfos, nstf elmer GuSobI 6auOnen'
bcoten uno SearllGifsn. Die Sdiffs
ino fan pur6eebenOs sritsr 8ldf', uur
namsntIt6 Der .a5nis @tbsIm" gilt fir
Das sswaltisfs S6'f pas in irstnp si'
mem @ssre 3u fnOsn IL. Die Obsn auf
as,dbItsn S6iFt fiitrtn Sulammen stwo
$50 @el6uBs uno babsn cine SsIaBuna
uon 1880 Wann. Sst atIsrem pirD man
Der nOrppsuti6sn GIOtts tsins sr5esrs
esifuns 3utrauen birfsn. als pa6 fie Die
Ofies pom 6sinpe freisdIt; 60 if isbr
frosIiG, Oh fie I'm Stanee lstn pirc, bic
psuti&en Norbfstbdisn blOdaOsfret Su ma
den, nae elei&ppM bic atli6t Der preu-
bif&sn Resisruns 40 itin fdeint. Oa is
Bremen ale 3uFuatsbafsn fir beutf6s
SGiffe smpfsblt. DaS Spfsm Der 8i.
iienbrfsitisunssn an ben @sfapsn Der
4Orp- unO Sfise III incsTtn 70 bsl&af-
fen, tab etns eanbuns an irssnO sinsm
widtissn puntte fsitsns Oss Ssinoes elm
dubtrit sewaster 9sriu& fstn warpt,
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Der srieasfaauslas.

Ter Wiittelrbein unb 1ein 8lubasbiet.
b. 3. Der iapliffe She'll Der preu6if6en
8beinprootn,, bic bairiI6e 8beinpfals unb
oas @rUBbsrSpstbum 8apen auf Der. al
uen unp Die fran,Silfhen Departments
Der WolsI unp bse Nisosrrbeins auf err
nnrrrn Seite perprn. lcwfit lih bis irst
urtbetlen ldet, ;usr(t ben S6auplae bic.
ten, auf nsm bic erlien gete oes aeaenwGr.
rig brsUnnsnsn Srtsses TG abIpirlen
wstcen uno auf benz oisllsiGt fiir lduas
3eit entfhiebsn rpirp, Of oas germantihr
cbtr cas rcmanif&e Clement In @urspa
pr6poncerirtn fcll. '-.H3 Hali si..l f.
Quf fron,6RfGer Ssitt bilbtt rem Stib
punt psr Sperattonen bic Formidable 6sf.
uns MeB an rer Wolsl, NIT Sbtunptls
an csm fsIbsn GIuFe unb Strnbbura, mel.
de farfe 6Ianfenosdunasn Iiefrrn. Die
csutide Ssite boasssn 1T fnf nod 1irfer
asfdIbt. Die 6sfuuasn 8aifatt. @srmersl
btim. ednoau, Wain,. @obIsn5 unp als
urcBsr Wafsnplob uno 8iid,uaepsduna
S6ln bilceu cine nett ffdrtere Stelung.
ale Die fran,Siif6e IN. Die Wciel nit
FER Saar uub tbren anperen NebenfIuiItu,
uno rie Ndbs auf Der tinsn, Der Wain
unp her Nedar duf Der anpereu Sette be.
pdGsrn oisir qanbRri6t. trsl6e. od bic
Ausldufsr bee Sunpsriid, Der 6drpt, Der
Scaefsn riub bss Sdparspalbse fh ba.
bin srifrrdsu, Elm fsbr euuptrtss serratn
bisisn. f4
3wst Giitnbabnen, bic cline Der globt
entlans fiibrsno bis Saartriidrn unD in
pou bort auf fran,5iiHem @ebtet fiber
Wee unp Nanep fortiseenp, Die anpere
pcn Matn3 iitsr eupwts sbnfeH uno Can.
eau, bel Neiesnbura In Granfrett eintrt.
trnp. unc ben Glfab pom Rcrpen mad
Sipsn our@i6nstpsnO,- fibren auf Dem
Iinten 8betnufer par& bic erw6bnten
@eaencen. 'a u
8crbd6, BET wsiGem Srte bic srlien
psutihru 3ruppsn Grautreib bftrtien ba.
ben icllsu. ltsst an Der eriferwibateu Gi.
irnbabu unp ,war gang nabs Der prsueif6
@ren,s. Die Stapt IN berr,
LID asIsasn unp ut1t obne etue atptiTe
trisasrtihs 8srsanstnbett. Die 8uintn
einss Saltt0es aus Dem Mittelalter finp
brute nod auf Dem Shlobbsrse bel ptr
Start iidibar uno 1852 lGlus Rarl v,
aIs er YlrB bsiasern poIIte, Ittn Eager
in pitlsr @tSsuO auf.
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Grfter Seutfder Sebrertas in
2ouiSoilIe, 4u.

DamEn unr 6srrrn aus BEN 5lili6su
Stnattn, welde ben an l-5. lluauii
ltaniursnOsn erbrsrios gu bsiu&tn min.
ldfn, wtreen biermtt btnahrthtiat, nae
be opsnnipIvnnta Central 9latIrpaO 6 sms
pasntr" li6 bsreit trfIdrt bat, Seluhsr
rss esbrtrtasts gum balbsn preiie ju be.
lorperR. @l lHGs- fthuatIiS
lin pisfsn gort6etl bsniesn 10 fSnnsn,
IN stne anmsIOuns bsim OrtsausIhuiTs,
prdaoent 0. 81. 5aiIman tn 9ouispiIls,
n6tbte, Der sine Sbetlnabme .earte auss
fsut. @ssen absabe Dis(er Rarte lHb an
Der bstrsfsnesn StdetOfTee ..GrurfOHs
1tdsts" ju bdlbem prsiit su bstommea.
aufallea 1dtnsn iino :, ,Retarn. Gidtts"
bic gum 10. Nueuit siItta. eiH ai q
Suites Quarter fdr aue @dRr 10 be.
forgt. it@ 4i'14' 5 uaHif
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yin has Oentid)e @olf.
Gin 0rnB aus 9lmrrif1.

& NJ .a6fH nrerrt -~-- feeae sraN.t ~ +.
90 ftebf On nun sum Sampf geriittst,
gu Sdhfstn frdnt'Idsu tlrbsrmutb,
Dem es mad Deinem Tbs;n ssliltsi,
RAD Detuer SSbus CIR unD 8lut;
3u aii6t'sen isnen 8us6t Der S6anNe,
Der felt SdbrSetnten Dtdb beprpb:,
uup Der GhOn In 70 sisIe eanpe
1rus 8rieS anp GIenp. Notb unb Sop.
gergiB es niHt! In Deinen ,Sieeen
8utt isBt GurOpa's tiinft'sse @lhd; I
Osun fUtlteit Du jset untsrliessu, Eia4 I
Retrt 6riep' nnp GtntraGt ni6t 5uriid.
Run lab' ben SentfAsn 3orn eniFam'
-5l .mssts .-ss-a5f-l1 7 men,
unS f&laS' nit beutfaem Grimm bar'
h't'a ein;
Dee Rdattrs 5pins6urs brtb sufam.
men, -r
Damn wirp europa stfdlia fetn.
Ni6t 6alb tbu's! DiplcmatiFren
Ssrriidt Dir lei6t rss Sanpfrs 3tsl;
Du tonntslf babel nur psrIisren.
unp aus psm Grnls pirt' Elm Gpisl
Dit beutlbem Grnf, NIT psutfdbs n
L' Sieben 4
WuB 9u In oiefsm Rampft ifebn, ~
Bic ,,Gr" pU0fdnpis aufsertebeH
unp Hlmmsr wieesr tam ellfebn.
3erf6msttsrn mubt Du tislsn @Sbtn,
Brrtilasn Isine game Srut.
Dfn 8aiiermantsl rtib' in 6eben--
Du gttit pefir Detn SlrserbIull
llnp wenn Du an Der GENE Strante
BrihlieBsf Dsinen Sieseelauf 1E
Damn bang ton, Der GurOpa's Shanbs,
Die er's peroient, am @alsen auf.
Dat TT Der plab, Der ibm eebaerrt-
Rein Glba. fftn Can't SsIsun!
Biei t6it Ibat Bot rr pouiabret,
Sc Fu6t Die gBelf ibm fern unp nat.
Dt& abrr piro Guropa issusn,
nuD isoer gBelttbsil ilimmst elm.
Damn piro es 6rtsotnsbtiitben rssnen,
unp 6rlsps ftItret BEN 9SoblfanD siu.
Nsp. gort, ben 20. Suit 1870. -ta
uss as GrisSr. @erbarS.
-fHFr4-I 90. a#...- #tr. #affI " rr.r. #.F r..H.r
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Gcr0ntOIs, Sous,
.N.-. u. 0icspr Rpd. Giasnibiimff.

Tisfts fhSne unt btaufmt SUtrI, efrate hem
Dtppt aegfRhter erltesu, 10 itit bfm 1. Npril in
ben Ssfis ron Tietcr Act iibrseeansen. ptIobtr
eaiftlbe eur6 uub eurh rrnppirt bat. w3it rem
1pteI 10 siue JltfauIaiirn fur Eamsn unb Der.
rrH perbuHftn, mo- parme une faltr Speilrn au
irhfr IA rslfit isrpirt werpsn.
Cur auomCpatiOn fir Rsilfnbe n Elm ftSuss
esipimmsr unb tin Siaareiaal emit pitr pbea.
Ion BiaiaThs) singerihtst prreen.
DIR blbiG eiHafridtttt See Cream Gallon IN
isbt srSfnsi uHb See Cream ron snHbisernsm
9RcbIati9mad piEe ,u allen 3eiten isrprt.
7ap70 va rsS Bietpr aeb, grop'r.
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gla&rt4t pirb bisrmit stssbsu, bae Der lintsr>
sst&uste. ,.@srfertiesr unb 8srfGufsr rpu gh-
ueraIpalfer unp foultigen Getr6uten IN eIaIheu," !"
cine gtitr etr BON i6m ssfbra,l@isu Slalden Ia
her Nmtsftube hes Staatslrfrrtdrs pcn ptnuIpl-
vanten neponirt bat, une eeaen trgenb cine ptrs
ION cher peripnen, Der 70 beaeidaete 8laftfH nit
NinrralpaiIer O6er irsenb ttntm anbereu @e.
trdnfe flt, ohsr lie iaHft,l pefauft pefr auf IT,
aeno cine gIrt eamii banbeIt, cher lie benust, uin
Stif eartn 3u boItsH Ober ;u irssnb einem 3pedf,
wirb gtfeBltb Sfrfatren tperben.
ol1R 8rtebr. S&rabsE gtH
SrautOn, pa.
@fan bfa6ie ndbiitbenben @tfeBrIae;
,,Gs pirp hermit als ungtisBli& erflGrt fir
irefnb rtlte ptriCn cher VeriOnsn, obne Or.
Idubnib bes Gissntbiimsrs irstnp 70 beatiGnsie
6aften nit MinfralpalTtr pbtr fcnliiarm @r.
trGnfe 5u fillItn, gu prffaHffn, ~ bsrgrben, su
taufen, cher edniii ju ban6eln, tptnn leIds Gla-
i6t rtid,t pom rfhtsn GigrntbHmer gsfauft pfrb /;
unc trStne Semanb, ber id 70 ptrerbt, 10 bait.
bar tilr zine Strafe BON fiiufiis Gents fir febe
iplte 6laf6r, 70 stfillt 6ber ssrFduft ssbrdatti,
psrseben, 9rfauft Oesr hamit ssbancslt, fir has
rrffe 8ereeben uub fnf Dollars fir iebes rriiers
grrssben, ,u srIauasn Dor irssnb sinsm Alrsr-
mann ctcr 6risbensrihter, pie Strnftu aeiesIih
ju erlnngen Iine fur ben Stdat." 24f7ff
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ROIano cbsr Stasl E0bea bic 3slpirnen
Der DENT. 1onbs su NadfoIstrinuen.
Surs, bic bsutissn Sran5oieu Fnb. 10 pisi
he au& pUn btm GapituIt bsr hifOrtlHeu
Grinasruneen sebreu mSsen, ui6t mebr
Die vOn SO, unp bic btuttsen DsutI&sn
iinO anbsre, ais bic BON Grfurt unb RON
9sna. Die erReren lInb terabssitisssn
unb bic swetten taben iid bur& cine lanss
S&ule pes eeieeHs unb Der 3sripIttteruns
srbCten gu einsn sansen, ma6tisen Boil
te, ras TN 8esriFe febt feline ipm sebiib'
rsuee Steaans ritper etnsunsbmen.
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= Dem nod ni6t sons IL Sabt. al.
ten 6ranj Ssf in GdsIsppOD Set Gsw
glOrf, Der bsrttts ait Menfhsn eaS esbsn
aertttrt BAT (pornntsr i'm Suit 1868 prst
S6wsfrrn. bic i'm Sssrtff waren, gu tr.
triHttn,) bat bic esbensrettuuGsgrislli6dft
cine fIberuF 1etpui0e unb tin OelGent
pon 100 Dollars ,usefrrtiei.
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= Bristam gOuns. emp5rt iibtr bi,
faffGtH @eridtte, tUeIhs iiber ibn i'm llm.
Iaufe ifnb, triIdrt 5ftntlt&. hae er aitbt
mttr als l6 Deiber uab nur 4e Riaetr
babe.
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SefomnfntdcI,un0

Ollie tisjtniasu Ttuti6su, peIde auf hem
bsuti6sn prrsbsisrianifbtn airtbcfe entpsts sr
rinsslns 8rSbtr ohsv BssreiaunseplGBs fir "a
militn tpiiufhtn, finb erfuht, li6 an rtn Inter
;ridnfien su peueen, psl6sr isbs nGberr ,@us.
flnft iibtr prtift, gnee II. I. 10. brrrtpiais or.
tbsitt. Ss5- GtaS. Gbrbarbt,
2fap3m ,s ~, ,ls,5- fl. WSart.
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}, ,MS0mi1Oil .GUtci, /"
9. 8. BafftnbtTg, Gigfnfb.,

Q. 9. Sattsubsrs, eissnttv
sr chbaip, ga. Er-
Sitiseu uHb nusR6rtissH Grenntsn BE erse-
bens @ussiss, bae cbigss SpfrI I'm bitten SfslE
einesTi6iet unh NIT alien moeernen 0srbsiItrun-
eeA peritbeu IL. 3lsiienpe finben eairlblt gatr
psrtsrst. Gin GROCER Saal fir Bale une Or
eIrFpntn ffebt su Dirnfftn. Aud bic StaHnng
fiir pierce Idbt ui4ts iu piinfIsn tibris.
2Sap70 9. 9. Batttnbtrg.
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@cr bat alte Gcntc?

Sur amrrifanif&s nlts Gsnie ron ben Sabr-
ainasn 1892. 1893, 1899, 1904, 1909 uns 1915
psr6tn CUTE Tr,iis tt,ablt. GbsuiO fur balbs
Gentt eeipiiIer 9dbrsGnae.
gBsr fOItbs brfBt, mere Ii@ In ttr TrpetitiOn
eieifs 8lattte. q 6puu-gHlisf1t g 3n6
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Ice Cream Saloon.

Bel her iebt ssinastretrusn pnrmsn 9dbree,sit
smpftbt llntssfi6ntter fsiusu fubsnbsn See
Cream unb lprubtInbee Sora @aiIsr, ba bisle
artifsl allen anesrn ale Grfriihuns pUpuSifbsn
iinb. Gbas. Sropp. ~
5mi70 I'D 2ii 9ddawdnna Mrenue.
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Germania Halle.

Ginem persbrfeu pnbIifuni bic traetens su
tsiet, pdB pbists, udbt rem Depot sslessns tria
neu eingfrihfet UNI beefuitno perictpneu perefH
q uno untrr Der eeituns bee 1uftrsi9nsitH BEN
ter bsianHt eema6t.
Das ausetjtiHntte ,,Sr1slfricn" unh elm
hurtgrtifenhe BeHtilation manen eteire tptaI
AZ btm anaentbmhtn NufrntbaItsoTt In
6tabt. Q0iHN Sobn 3ftblfr.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-26
MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
SUMMER, 1870.

This elegant establishment will be opened for
the reception OF visitors on the FIRST DAY OF
JUNE, 1870.
The proprIetors, with the experience Of the last
summer, and having made many CHANGES In the
different depai tments OF this extensive WATER
ING-PLACE, each of which IL will be their en-
deayor to improve, extend pleasant reception to
their patrons.
Gus, SEPARATE and DISTINCT from each
other, and fitted up with new furniture.
Every effort of the proprietors viii be put forth
to make their guests comfortable, and 1t VIII be
their aim 10 keep up The reputation OF the MONP-
GOMERY WHITE SULPHUR.
The social as well AS the gay VIII find that this
place has peculiar advantages over many OF the
watering plsc es of Virginia.
An elegant BAND OF MUSIC has been Sc
cured.
bowling-Alleys, Billiard Saloons. and Baths,
have been fitted MP for the amusement and COM
fort OF guests.
Post-ofice, express Office, telegraph Office, on
the premises, for convenience and intercourse
with all parts of the world.
Passengers will procure tickets rld the virginia
and Tennessee railroad to Big Tunnel and take
the springs Branch railroad, which lands them
directly IA the yeeeptton.house at the Springs.
Roara--4s Dor day, GAO per week, $40 per month.
For further particulars, address
WILSON d L0RENTA
my 1Aaw q Proprietors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-26
rINHE LADIES WILL VOTE TODAY
for the following
ID A IL


TABLE LINENS from SOC. TO 81; for oxtra
quality;
WHITE IRISH LINENS at a71, Sc, and fine
article for &c.;
FIGURED IRISH LINENS at 5o,. worth 75c.
per yard;
TOWELS at l2., lCs e5, az, and extra size at soc
WHITE and RED BORDERED DOYLlES at
$lto 81 per dozen;
MARSEILLES QUILTS at 81 to So
BLEACHED and BROWN sIlEETINGSa at 45 to
e2c. for the best;
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTON, yard
wide, at 12i to CSC. for iirst-class;
WHITE PIQUES. figured, striped ana checkeo'
at 37A to &C.: .,
WHITE CAMRRICS, NAINSookS, SWISS
and CHECK MUSLlNS. at %, a1t ana Soc;
FAST COLOR LAWNS, all styles, at 2Qc. worth
CSC.
sOLID-COLOR PERrALES and FRENCH
ORGANDIES at 25 and 3T1c.:
PLAIN, CHECKED, and STRIPED POFLlNS,
CHaLLIES and LENOS, from 2oc. up;
WHITE. BLACK, and COLORED ALPACAs,
superior manufacture. at size. to S1.25:
Embroidered and Striped Grenadines, handsome
styles, ut soc. latest style Checked and Striped
japanese Silks at $l.25 to &1.5o: Black Gro
Grain Silk at Sl.5o to So per yard for the best !;
Black Iron Grcnadine at 37! 80, 75c., ST. and S25
Tor So Llama Lace Shawls at prices to suit every
one; SILK Sacques; White, Black, and Cnlored
Grcnadine Shawls; Kid Gloves, Lace Collars,
Hosiery, Corsets, Parasols, Fans,
Gas ineres, a full variety, at the VERY LOW
4 ST PRICES.
VIM. TUhLHIMFR & SONS,
corner Of Sixth and Broad streets.
+. Sail memorandum and orders filled care
fully,
Messrs. J. H. Pecor, r. A. Chewing. and r.
IL. Barnes, will be pleased TO see their friends
myoO VI. II. =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-26
rE,HE HOT SPRINGS,

TlHE HOT SPRINGS,
l. BATH COUNTY. VA
Professor J: I. CABELL, NJ. D., of the University
of Virginia, resident physician.
This renowned WATERING-PLACE will be
open for the reception Of visitors JUNE IsT.
These Springs offer unsurpassed attractions to
both the Invalid and the pleasurs-secker. No ex-
pense effort will he spared by the proprietors to
make 1t as comfortable and pleasant as possible to
all visitors.
The numerous sources Of THERMAL WATERS
at these Springs vary in Temperature from se de-
grccs Fahrenheit to ITO degrees. Fahrenheit,
through the intermediate degrees and TINS pre-
sent every variety OF bath for chronic diseases.
They are, moreover, found to prepare the system
for the beneficial action of cold mineral waters,
whether saline, sulphurous, auminons, or chaly-
beate, In cases for which such waters are found
In ne:ghboring valleys are mainly indicated.
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS, containing
detailed account of these Springs and reports of
numerous cases cured or relieved, will be furnished
on application to the Manager, at the Springs, or
TO S: {. TARDY 6 Co., Richmond, Va.
A TELEGRAPH OFFICE has been established
ut the Springs, thus atfording visitors an oppor-
lunity of prompt comm unication with every part
Of the world. j. A. McCLUNG, Manager.
S. G. TARDG,
THIS. II. PRICE 6 CO.,
my lS-2m Owners. Richmond, Va.