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SIMMER RESORTS.

THE HOT SPRINGS, Va
Professor J.. l.. CABELL, NJ. b., OF the OniVersltS
of Virginia, resident PhSsiIis an vii, he
OMEN for the reception OF vlsitors JONE lst.
These Springs offer unsurpassed attractiSns ~
both the in valid and the pleasurr-seeKer. no -
pense or effort will he spar.d by the prdprietoTs u
make It rs comfortable and pleasant US possiDie W
all visitors. u.TEPe
a. tniese SnrIncs vary In temper tire from SO de-
erees Fahrenheit 10 ITO degrees Eahrenheil'
through the intermediate degiecs. and tius pre-
sent every variety OF bath for chronic aisease1,
They are. moreover, found to prepare the system
Gar tho henrfirIai action OF c0Id mineral waters,
whether saline, sulphurous, aIulninons, or cnaiy,,
beatc. In cases for which such wafers as are lo"iio
i'm neIclIboring valleys are mainly indicated.
DESCPIpTIVE PAMpHL-TS, CONTAINING q
detailed account Of these Springs and REPORTS oi
numerous cases cured or relieved, Wild e iurnlsEeI
ON application to the Manager, AZ the springs W
To- S.. g. TARDY & CO., Richmond, va.
A TELEGRAPH DFF,Cr has heen estaDiisncu
nj the Springs. thus aGurdin% visitors an oppor.
tunity OF prompt comm aniceii"n Win sFery par
of the world, j. A. Mcii UNG, Manager
S. &. TaI,DT.
TIIyS. 4 PRICE & CO.,
my 1s--o,n 6rucrs. Hchmon '. va.
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THE ROCKBRDGE WATT

put up in glass, containing all the nedit'na,q qua
ftlies as when drank al IL fountain head. Is kepl
for sale at the well-known houses OF Messrs. FUR
CELL, LADD K CO., Urnagists, Richmond, Va.
NJ. A. & G. 4. SANTOS, Druggists, Norfolk IA.
and WOODRUFF u CO., Lynchburg, Vs.;who gill
furnish par, phlets containing letters Of culoent
physicians, with f., certificates out Of may oil
the wonderful cures effected hy tlcsG'"ater-,
m~yl9-IlJy0 ~ )
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ROCKBRIDGE BATHS

"THE RocKBRlDGE BATHS
A DELIGHTFUL SUMNER REsC2T TX THE
MOUNTAINS OF VIRG1NiA
for inyalids and plcasure-seekers. Hlltt niles
from Goshen depot, Chesapeake an t'!.l4 rail-
road eleven miles from Lexington, .lFEtnla.-,
Accessible by double daily line OF s,..sGs through
The world-reuowned GU-iIES PASS.
The scenery is the g~randcst and most n'cturcsqu
In America.
The buildings have be , newly lslas-d and
otherwise improved.
THE table will be sup1!iIi with everJ -leltcacy
Of The seaSoH.
Parties In search or he";:!I or pleasure n.aT rest
assured that very etfoll viii &c made ." please
and accommodate.
To those who never visited "1le Ba' my
say that they b we b1el i:gtly rccr.ii dtn'c'. by
General Il. f.. Lee. General H.. Wise, G'!fernor
JOHN L~etcier. y. +. nt'Chlc. so apo Ia:!.y
other persons Of nntr. The pr.iGir-f p 'pG.teS
of the wstcr consis. 80 i"11, T.aGGcSir, ,.t.iae,
and soda. There Is ~is,Ih;. Eo',.t' III ."iola 50
positive, 6.-cc:. tnt l,tyan' al: &C., II ,!'e
female system. UnIcr IL. III. r!cnc" 49," '5',.'r 70
balances OF tie female "re;i!. ~.Iftl"tt, tasted
and arranged Jy that guoG I'D ngi Gil 81 ct''ry;
the benefits of whose disp"us1tar: We - wed
to enjoy. but seldom appreciate, ana '"''"' "noer-
stand. .
PHI. f. BE-" :. !l"Fr IT,,
Late Proprietor II " g EItGJ
$50 H. Et f -H - w.
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DENTISTRY.

TUD. B. WOOD, DID. s., PRAC-gssa
~ TlTIoNER OF DENTISTRY 0dID
ertrdctioR Of teeth is a great point gained IN drn.
tai surgery. A iull supply OF Pure NITROUS
teed to give entire satisfaction. Terms moderate.
Ofiee, Nin,h street In rear or Wood & Sons drug
store. U2
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CUMBERLAND COAL.-Just received
~ u cargo freshly mined "GEORGE'S CREEK
use for Steam aud smith purposes. Also, LUMP
ANTHRACITE for foundrlCs, EGG, STOVE,
and CHESTNUT COAL for cooking purposes.
4. z. LATHROP,
my Seventeenth street at draw-bridge.
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MACHGNE RY, &c.
MACHINERY, &c
kT ACHINE SHOP.
SLOAT & ADDINGTON,
MA HINISTS,
WORKS AND OFFICE: li22 AND 1121 AIRY
STREET. FouRTEENTHAND
..-. FIFTEENTH STREETS,
o. RICHMON u ~GINIA.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE RE-
city and country: TOBACCO WORK OF all
kinds maie and repaired TOBACCO FLAT
JEN1SG-MIlLS made and repaired In John
FORM and all other kinds OF SCALES kEPAIR-
ED and AGENTS for the sale OF
VERNON, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING, Utica Company's STEAM
GAUGES. These gauges are warranted ~ ms Tor
all kinds of BRASS. WORK OF SUPERIOR
MAKE for STEAM.FNG1NES such ns gauge
cocks, oil and tallow-cups, IOIt.CUrS EOE
tiles WATER-GAUGEs. GL0BE-VALVES,
BOILER -FLUE cLsANERs,, and general as
sortment OF such articles as are used ny aa rum
$50 SLOAT Y ADDISGTON,
10 * 3 . I4a2 and 1894 Cary street.
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nyNakH AID Coal

WINTERPOCK COAL.-This coal ii
w held by those who have used 1t to ne the best
gcate coal brought to this market for many Years.
m read, to receive aad ill all orders that may
be lief. Ut the yard, TT ut the office Of Mr.. Franklin
! tearrs. No 1Ul3 Main street, opposite the post
Off e. either Tor domestic or for house uses, or
for manufacturing purposes, at the lowest sum
Iner rites. j. IL. REiNf, agent,
OH &c and Yard at Petersburg Railroad depot.
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1853.

LAST DASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY FkK CENT,
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REAT. ESTATE Ar piIvATE SALE.

REAL ESTATE Az PRIVATE SALE.
TT Is A GREkT BAHGAIN.-FOR
nil for 80 $50 t.is., or o~uc-haif cash and
balance as agreed upnl.. ;'"";ains about W.
HUNDRED AND SE.r>T ND A HALE
ACRES. about ont-half :'narci aGd one-hal1 In
oak. &c, timber. Two and Il has mites from 4
depot on the Richmond ard ,tihrllie RAILROAD.
DWELLIsG HOUSE, LIT ,is 81 c GoI in
TREES loaded Will. fran: fInr SPH1$GS;
growing CROPS. All 70 :?,.5s cal or "nG-halt
cash and balance as AIRED up II. Full possession
given Oh any day. Apul L.
s. n. DAVE, FEEL Estate + gent,
In q -nnd31E ElcYCn-l street.. RlChmOnQ.
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THE NEW RIVER
GILES COUNTY, VA.

Roard per day. s2. so per week. SIS; per month.
$50. Children under ten years and servants, hall
price. - " on,
for visitors from JULY lsT: A stage VIII be run re-
vllarly twice q week to and fl ON the montgomery
White Sulphur Springs, on the Virginia and Ten;
ncssce railroad; Those who nr"fcr water traEel
to the stage, and have a desire T. lew the mapnln-
cent scenery Of New river, cti, sake the cars 10
Central depot, on the Nirgini' >"i tennessee ran
road, where they will find C, ''ftable hotel &C,
Communications, aud from wlic'. -oint a Don't Will
leave for the Springs twice rac. eek.
The fnvigoratinR atmDspnc T. Inc enchantln2
scenery, The q, lightful fare ii waich the place is
noted consisting In part In Fl oH FISH ANI
GAME all the season through. 30 Tine medlclnai
properties of the wafer thcing sinst;.r To The Green
brier White, The ifs. inI. h'Il!tlng, Doatlne,
bathing, and the moderate cha =" Tor Doaid, point
IL out rs one Of the most dcsirat''c places III th1s
country for Il family to spend TIC s~inmer.
For any further Information. n: ely to the pro-
~prIetors. WILLIAM EG'yhES TON,
New River White Sulphur Springs,
Gllcs county, Va.
JOHN TYLER,
post-0flre box 23i. Richmond, va.
je1-eod2m
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n AND Ik-as uRS.

WINES AND I-x.as URs.
HANGERS Whisky.
Ill FULCHER'S WHEREBY, BOWEN'S
WHISkEY, Wallacc's t'MhI> iAIN DEW"
K. Younger's EDINBURGH 8..E. Guinness's
dublin Stout Port, Sherry, MaLeira, Claret,
Champagne, and other wines. with i full assert
ment Of the now popular California liquors, Tor
Sale by
Tvs j. B. KIDD. Ill Broad street.
DECEIVED BY LAST STEAMER, di.
~ rect from the Importers, u pipe OF ia
HENNFSSl,S PURE FRENCH BRANDY, vim
tage of 1885. Also, CuAEEr,nhERRY. PORT,
and CALIFORNIA WINES; FuLCHEk,S
MOUNTAIN WHISE OLD KENTUCKY
BOURBON Whisky 1860 dlsull.tion.
Tvs GFURoE g.. HUNDLEY,
CALIFORNIA BRANDY. direct from
~ the house of NJ. Keller + Co., San Francisco.
Recommended by physicians because of its we'll
known purity. Price, SIS per gallon. For sale by
CARTEL = CHRISTIAN,
Dealers In Fine Groceries, Liquors, &c.
lie 30-3m -f
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WTARM SPRINGS,

w r.. +" y, VA.
This celebrated waterlDg-l zen on
the LIST OF June f." the recer..'' The
scenery is grand ard bea,iti.' -" .'nl"'n de-
Iighlrul, s:ilubrious, and .is.I.- iat.-":tftng.
Thee waters have heen known andicr;Jrr,s.'i for
their curative VI tues for nearly a Ceri@!".
board: Per das, $e.75; week, $l;.S" month,
$50. -,
Route ny railra, & to the Mi!lboro' d. :. o.. the
Chesayeake anu Ohio ra.t.oad, thence 1y s:.ge
fifteen miles to Warm SPRINGS.
For circulars containing full account ct these
w. II. MCDANNALD. AEtnt.
Since this announcement / have mlde aEr1n%c-
ments to aid In the management Of the Warn!
Springs this season. My connection Win AM
management OF the Healing Springs for three si.c-
cessive seasons will, l trust, be a guarantee I" NY
friends OF n cordial and hospitable w.lc ame. The
public generally are requested to try once mere
this .avorite old place.
10 o On John l.. FUHa NN
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r

METROPOLITAN WORKS,
ccosNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS.
STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES
BAs n GRfsT, ana PLASTER MILLS;
BOILERS, FUkGINGS, CASTINGS OF IkGH
or BRASS MILL GEARING, SC.
ENGINES and SAW-MILLS OF various sizes
lalways on hand. tEs.i eE.ftJ ~ a@f
Old engines, &C., repaired and sold on commits
sion or exchanged for new. AL other repairs
promptly and satisfactorily done. .hs
Bend for descriptive circulars.
do "a f3 WILLIAM E. TANNER a co.
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LOTS IN SIDNEY. GO5O

"S.5 cash balance in mourllT payments or El2.'
until paid for. Locatcd'iM L very desirable anu
improving part of the city, and near the street
railway. For map and partlrut r. apply 10
~ f. Il. NEWBORN,
Real Estate Agent and AMctionecr,.
to- 70. l0lG NJ In street.
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MOCANAQUA COAL COMPANY.

Having been made AGENT for the above-named
compaDy for all the State south of Alexandria. 1
am prt pared to furnish this COAL by the cargo
on more favorable terms than can be had In Pliia-
delphia, The Goals OK these mines are classed
amongst the best In Pennsylvania. l will also
supply families in small quantities:
200 tons GEORGES j. CUMBERLAND
Coal for sale. WtRT ROBERTS,
lie 10 corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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I'M W. WYATT,

TOHN W. WYATT, su1pprNe
GENERAL
y AND COMaISSiON MERCHANT.
,,,o,1 vp MAN AND ELEVENTH staESrs
""PIcanowp, VA. P~osT-oFfICE BOX IL.
Foh QUEENSTOWN. &@Gka%s
1NEspoM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,,
ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
puu1ble in Gold. Payable in Currency:
First cabin. simultaneously
10 Iondon..... 80 To London ............ 80
TO Paris .......... 30 To Paris. .....:..... ~
Ticket sold To and from England, Ireland, and
the Continent vt moderate rates.
FOR further Information atplv al Inc ComPahy's
Offices. JOHN &. DALE, Agent.
Is Broadway. New YORK oIO
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent. Richmond, va.
FOR NEW YORK. ST%s
OLD DOMlNIOE STEAMSHIP seH4Sesss
COMPANY. r
The splendiG new siie-whee steamships SAY
BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, ALeF-
No-i0lk, CITY Point, and every LIE.
Day, THURSDAY, and ShFURDAs a. 9o'G;2Gs
p. NJ Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, EEL
DAY, and SUNDAY, s.. high TIDE.
These ahtps are entirely new. They nave eteSanI
,aIoons and ssatxroons. The fare, accomfnoaa.
tions, and attention, are unsurpassed. ~
Close connections made Win Steamers ior "n
snntaern and European ports. VAT
Insurance effected, when ordered, al a QUAE.
TER OF ONE PER CENT, nj the onces OF Ihls
For further information apply TO-
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent.
INV "a No. 3 Governor street.
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n ZIMMER'S CONFECTIONERY.
W. -:sS.
The undersigned keeps constantly on hand
SYkUPS FOR SALOONS AND
80: SODA FOUNTAINS,
OF all desired favors, at o rates than they can
be purchased lsewher
- IOE-CREAM AND WATER ICES
In ,nu Quantity and I'm all their varieties. and
will be delivered free Of charge to any part OF the
city.
Pic-nics, festivals, and saloons, win be furnish
ed on the most reasonable terms.
have also In store alarge assortment OF CAM
DY PRIZE-BOXES, such as "Shoo uy, Dont
BOdder Me- Cupid Boxes, and duggler Bsgs, &c.
|-tr-.-IE c.. ZfMaER,
JeH 1913 Main street.
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WDUY from FIRsT-CLAss HOUSES"

The Finance COMMITTEES OF the City Council con-
sidered PIZZINI,s rhe only trst-elass, establish
mens In its lire In the city., ana taxed them &C.
cordingly. Make your purchases therefore, at
girss-clasa Confectionery, so7 Broad street
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WANTS.

COOK WANTED.-A settled WHITE
" WOMAN who can come well
as to character, qualifications, &c, t. cook and
milk for n small family In The country, on Lie
Richmond and Danvllie railroad Apply To-
Il SMOrT,
tvs-It 1872 Cary street.
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W. II. FECRITA AZ. President;
w. T. HOOKER, Vice-President;
l.. MChDAh, Secretary and Actuiry;
q. 4. FUDlCkER, superintendent
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SECURITY, CHEAPNESS, LIBFRALiTl.
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS, mark and distlb.
gui3h the management OF this company.
ISAAC HUTXLEE 4 q
General Agents for Virginia and North Carolina
WILLIAM L~OVEESTElN.
Agent for Richmond,
Oflce, No.. 80? Main street.
Dr. i. q. EkRgIL. Medical Examiner. no
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CENTRAL LuNATIC ASYLUM, !
. RICHMOND, VA, July 9Th. 1870.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
l. at my Office up to WEDN ESDAY the 18th in
slant for contract to supply this Asylum with l4D
CORDS SEASONED PINE WOOD merchants.
ble), to be delivered In the Asylum In quantities
to be designated by the Steward.
By order OF Executive Committee.
jy lid DANlEL STEPHENS, Steward.
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ENGINEER's OFFICE
RICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAILROAD,
July 5. 1910.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Pro-
IN posals will be recei ,ed Ut this Office until the
18th day of August next for the GRADING, MA
SuNRY, AND TRESTLE-WURk, OF ABUUT
TWENTY.FIVE MILES OF exten-
sion OF the York River railroad east from West
Point.
For information In regard to the character of
the work and terms, apply to the undersigned.
The right Is reseryedt 70 reject any or all bids.
. i. M. Il. TALCOTr,
Chief Engineer York River Railroad.
jy 6-dlw&2tawtAul5th
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WANTED, FIFTEEN WHITE La
f.rredl, Warcs So. rs per day. For irauspnrts-
tion and full particulars. applyto
j. +. s. w. NJ. JUSTlS,
iy s-3t Labor Agents, No. 8 Fifteenth street.
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BY Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No, lll3 Main street.

sale conducted by LEE 6 GoDDIN, Auc'ioneel
~ Y fds
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TOR RENT, the BASEMENT OF aG.s
residence centrally located. Front room Ill
suitable for . chamber, beias on . level with ,is
sunfnp.rooIn or kitchen. Pantry attached. Gas
In both apartments. Price &lU per month. APP
ply to w. b. kQSINs, Agent, iooe Main street.
= A a-andSE $3.50 r+'@ta #l6 .. 81
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Curious, Isn't It ?

As wc said yesterday, aniemissary
of W. M. Stone, is Mt work I'M Wapcllo
county. We received this morning
from DR.. y, q. johnson, Of Agency
City q line, saying that tho Pella
Blade, by tho hundreds, were eircu.
lated in that city, containing Mr..
Stones coicoction Of charges against
Judge Loaghridgo.i Also, that APP
parently, several bundles of the same
paper passed through the Agency
City postoilice, for Ashland, Bladens-
burg, &c. Why not put them afoat
hero in tho county-seat, whcro they
can at once be d noticcd2i Why, SER
pent.like, creep around into the rural
districts?. The habits of q serpent
will out, andarc discoyerablei in every
movement; nature demands that he
should wrigglc secrctly about and
crawl upon his belly Mahaska
county furnishes the cmissarios.
What in the name Of all that is good,
has she to do with Wapello county.
We have not sought to interfere with
them, why, and what are Mr..
Stones Mahaska county emissaries
doing in this county? Emissarios of
the old defunct Oskaloosa Citizen,
from whence springs all this hue and
cry about the dishonesty of Mr..
Loughridge, because at tho dictation
of that paper, he did not feed it from
tho government crib. We never be-
fore comprehended the low cunning
of tho scheme concoctod, to foist Mr..
Stono into place, and defeat o sober,
candid and intelligent servant of the
people, one whom the people Of the
fourth district would not blush to call
their representative.
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LOST WoMEN.-My friends, has it
ever occurred to you what com
mentary upon our civilization are
these lost women, and the attitude
of society toward them? A little
child strays from the homo ipclosurc,
and the whole community is,on- the
alert to find the wanderer and restore
it to its mothers arms. What rejoic-
ings when it is found, what fearful
sympathy, what heartiness of con-
graduation There are no harsh
comments upon the poor, tired feet,
be they never SO miry, no rcprimand
for the soiled and torn garments, no
lack of kisses for the tear-stained
face. But let the child be grown TO
womanhood, let her be led from the
Enclosure of morality by the voice of
affection, or driven from it by the
scourgo of want--what happens
then? Do christian men and women
go in quest of her? Do they provide
all possible help for her return, or,
if she returns of her own motion, do
they receive her with such kindness
and dclieacy as to secure her against
wandering again? Far from it. At
tho first false step sho is denounced
rs lost-lost, echo friends and rcla-
tiyes-we disown you; don't ever
como near US to disgrace US. Lost,
says society indifferontly. How bad
these girls aroi And lost--irretricv-
ably lost-is the prompt verdict OF
conventional morality, while one and
oil unto in boiling every door be-
tween her and responsibility. All,
will not these lost ones be required
at our handsin the great hereafter
| Mrs. Burlesgh. ..''..
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EouRlHR JOB QEpARrMEsr.
pI,INT1Na OF Ar,L rTNps
.,,I,1 |. ORDERS Solicited.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Wasi,ingtOns
WASHINGTON, July "A.

dr WASHINGTON, July IA.
The following is synopsis Of the
funding bill as finally passed:
Section 1st provides for the issue
of 5000, 100000 5 per cent bonds,
5000, ,000, 900 Al per cent. bonds, and
81 600, 900, 900 4iper cent. bonds, run
ming respectfully tep, fifteen and
twenty years. 4,a 5ssi ssss;s
Section I'd authorizesthe Secretary
to sell said bonds at par for coin, and
to apply the proceeds to the redemp-.
tion OF outstanding five-twcnties- at
their par values -er-May-sehange the
new for old bonds at par ferspar, but
tho new bonds shall be issued for no
other purpose. A sum not exceed
ing per cent. is allowed for COM
missioners in negotiating now bonds.
Section Sd % unimportant itv 4
Section 4th provides for the re-
demptioh of five-tWentiesa now on
hand after falling due at par, begin
ming with the frst number and issued
with interest, to cease. three months
after proper notice has been given,
Section 5th authorizes 81 per cont.
interest on gold deposits, 3brB Idg =
Section 9th provides for the can
ceiling Of all bonds now held or hore-
aftor purchased on account OF the
sinking fund. . ifg3'qib ii 81 n4y}
Section 7th. was stricken out .,
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Tho Davenport Democrat says that
Stone leads Loughridge in the
Fourth District. This is little
more Stone Democratic thunder
BY tho way, we notice that the
Democracy arc quito anNiaaa tl.at
Stone should win; probably because
they think he would be an excellent
target to shoot at. 1t is however
much mistaken as to the condition
of the contest. All the counties OK.
ccpt Wapello and Tama, both Of
which, at all events certainly Wap.
rello,5 will go for Loughridgc. The
other ten counties stand rs follows
For Loughridge. Benton votes
Keokuk G.; Appanooso 6; Powcshiek
5 and Iowa 5 80 votes. For Stone
Mahaska I votes Marion s Mon
| roc 5; 20 votes. For Meyer, Jas.
| per S votes. For Clark, Johnson
votes. Wapello county will increase
Loughridges vote to 36, and should
he get Tama county as seems almost
certain, his vote will be Al and nom
mate him, 80 votes being necessary
TO choice.
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ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER SURVEYING

ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER SURVEYING
CoRrs. Yesterday, tho engineers OF
the Ottumwa Il St. Paul Railroad,
reached our city. We learn from
members OF the corps that they win
report an excellent route, a better
ono than was supposed possible. The
limo into the city is almost due north
from Buckingham. 1t is understood
that this, is only tho preliminary
survey, but tho route is found to be
so good that the final location, in all
probability, will not differ very ma
terially from the line of tho prelimi-
nary survey. Tho gentlemen com
posing the corps arc delighted with
tho country throughout tho whole
line, and with no part Of it more
than what they saw in Blackhawl;
county. We shall keep our. readers
fully posted in regard to all tho
movements. ofthis new entorprisc.--
Waterloo Courier. fa
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