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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-25

TEE Mississi ppi, ouschita and Red
River road, OF which Colonel s~appington
is the general land agent, has a perfected
track of twenty-eight miles and forty
miles of iron paid for and delivered. Chi
cot City. instead Of Eunice, will be the
river terminus Of the road, and from the
same point the narrow-gauge rosd to Lit
tie Rock progresses rapidly. Seventy
miles OF this line OF road are graded, iron
for forty miles has been provided and q
locomotive for the road left Pittsburg q
few days ago. It is possible that Shrsve-
port and Camden msy reach the Missis-
sippl at Ohicot before the Memphis and
Shreveport line is finished. New Orleans
and cincinnsti Wil-have packet lines to
Ohicot City, snddt ~ time that Captain
Mark Cheek WA perfecting arrange
ments to add to the strength Of his navy.
There Will soon be 8 vast number Of cot
ton bales gathered At chicot City.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-25

~ The undersigned takes occasion, In this
connection. 20 thank the puDlfc fcr past IA
vors, and 10 assure ali persons having claims
IN the hands OF the late arm u Moysrs 4
Dedrick for collection, a. veil ss those nav
ING claims Of any sort which have not yet
bsen presented that IL viii - his cDnstanf
eudeovor &c press business with the utmost
diligence. AND to give satisfaction to al par.
ties intTEztirg buslles8 to him. Il 10 viz
plsasRrs that he notes a growing d1srositiun
On the part ofthe General 6oVeFDment 10
deal IN 3 n more n6eral with thosa
who suffered loss OF property caring theIaIa
war, and is IL likewise = soufce O. Erafldea-
non that the prospects are good or an sariy
settlement OF all merftori0us psrkfon and
bounty olnfms- e II also Worthy OF ncfs
\ considerable NUMBER OF citfEans n
foreign birth wins among Us, hsve rnf,
fered Ices and damage Of psrsrn asd proo-
cry durlRgt the war. are now prov1oad VIII
D. ompe ano efficient means Of TsdreEs ov M
Treaty OF Washington OF May :. 81 VIA.
these Improved laeiA les, 4 Is 70 be foneS
All Worthy ciarraB viii In m urs H.<<
moro prompt attention, and be hrCuoHr 10
a1al sett els1f with less dffacuIHsr 81 49,
Avs 1hRn ever before.
Very respectfully, etc,
6lLkhKT M1THp4
o1leess No. e Nozth cuurlstreol- Me1ori-
Fosto1aee B1ldiEG. Eleknb1TT. ga
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-25

down from western Missouri greater
wealth than st, Louis win gather, after
our Shreveport road is built, nom the
plsips Of Texas or cotton-ields Of Arkan
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-25
Dissolution of COpartnsrsnIU.

THE arm Of Meyers 4 Dsdrick, Attorneys.
4 at-Law snd United states Clam Agent4
ia this day dissolved By mutuaI consent ".
". Dedrtck retiring. Gilbert 4Oyers 80.
suues all liabilities OF he late d n. and IL
alone authorised to ocmpists the undnished
business OF the drm, and to collect all out
standing Indebtedness due raid d m
GILBERT M0YER4
". " EEDHiCK-
Memphis, Tenn, November 10. 1911.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-25

lien VS. Rose; 1889, lien va Green WAid;
1890, lien vs9Schloss; 1891, lien W. Kline;
1894, Mississippi River railroad vs. Sim
mons; 1895, State va Knox q Humss;
1897, Memphis German Insurance
~ nrnallaaZ4 laaa Ranks.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-25

corner Fourth and Looney ~stroetzs this evsn-
ing, at Z o'clock.
DE. TIcHEEoR will preach In the First Baps
~ O'Clock Tonight. Ills suhJect ~ night
viii be the "Curse removed from the earth
when Christ comes 70 siEH@HeR2etR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-25

arranged. t- T
United States Minister Marsh hss ar
rived and established an American lega-
ton ct Rome. +
A dispatch from Paris asserts that
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-25

The London Tines believes that Grant
viii b rs-sleetsd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-25
JOHN MORTON,

Ju~tace or the Psaoe
E0R tbs 18th Civil District, Shelby county
1usinees respectfully solicited.
nSls - 7'''. Joss aoR1oz. III
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FIERCE AND FUNNY.

Of Brigham Young, Mayor Wells, Stout
and others postponed till the March term.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-07
CAPITAL Punishment.

The philanthropist never fails to 'sim-
prove the opportunity" if one offers, for
slipping in word in favor Of the abolition
of capital punishment and so the New
York Tribune, after holding up FOSTER az
:. great criminal, and showing that he
ought TO he hung, adds:
.'!n the reaction which follows from
these rare reriVals Of public conscience, Il
score OF laurderers NAV 20 unWhipt without
protest or remark. Give H. laws in conso-
rance with The demands of modern cirliZa-
HcD. ana then We may have some homes OF
their constant and regular execution. 1t
J. t,lmc we were free from these alterna-
tlous OF impunlty and vengeance"
That means, OF course, the abolition OF
capital punishment. But human nature is
50 constituted that jur!cs are always
anxious To give some sign Of clemency in
their verdicts. ii the punishment de-
nounced by law DO hanging, they wish to
imprison for lie. If Imprisonment for life,
they Would imprison for a term of years
II the legal penalty for murder in New York
were hanging, drawing, and quartering'
The JurieS there would willingly compro
:G!>e upon hanging. 1t is a foolish weak
mes. OF men that cannot be overcome
THAI mercy to others show that mere!
" show to me" is a petition that haunt:
rac juror. II the penalty for murder were
solitary confinement for life, jurles would
be Just as " scrupulous" about intilcting il
rs they are about infiicting the death pen
atty. They would still "jew" the case,
just as the purchaser of" bargains" always
wants the merchant to fall in the price OF
ms goods whether he puts them ut theiI
real value or at double price, and is just a.
well satisfied In either event. The abate
ment is the thing that Jurors and pur
chasers desire. Let the law remain as it is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-07
-- - ---.nrrsr IF thn new move.

THE New DErARTuFE.~-it the ne" nlo W.
,,cnt continues to make Roadway, as VIC
trust IL will, Virginia viii have an oppot-
tunity such rs her politicians nave r" her.
failed TO turn to advantage. botn ."L A Tn
self and her sister States OF inc Hout',.
tho present condition Of affairs an op a,,,a
tunity of this sort, made the mos o,, no' IF
he ot' incolculable benefit TO tue I'u, ,nro,v
o,or , nconle needed not itlchus ''''i'H
h,,t hIond.kin ut court, VIC 90. ao,,eo
| pu ~ w;rnim;a adopting the common-sen,Sc
| ,u on1 nv Of service TO herself ana the
plani, Wv, ,,n shal be rratifcd. South Carollha
80 - ,,n,hinr. expects nothing. she KNOWS
tnn go vol that she will he the last TO nc IoI-
,,wen' Let Virginia take the lead ana nelI
&c iii If She can. We confess, though, .ls''.
We can see but little stir among the virginia
politicians and papers. They seem 10 ne
aaiven m TO material interests, forgetting
that in this age, and particularly IN the
United States, the most powerful OF all
agencies for developing material interests
is the political machine at Washington
Charleston Neacs.
The Ne,cs may rest in the assurance that
Virginia politicians are not going to neglect
any opportunity of having finger IN the
national pie. The Virginia papers may
talk oil the time of material interests but
we know at the same time that our polltl'
clans are going to devote at least SIX DAYS
out of seven to national politics. The new
movement originated in Virginia, and VIII
continue to be engineered by Virgnians Il
they can have their way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-07
PITIFUL CONDITION-Itis

~ A PITIFUL CONDITIC)N.-Iti is a
sad thing to pass through life only llalf alive Yet
there are thousands whose habitu.al condition Is
one Of languor and debility. They complain of
IL" specific disease; they suffer no positive pain !;
bot they have no relish for ANY thing which affords
mental or sensuous pleasure to their more robust
and energetic fellow-belngs.
In nine cases out Of ten this state Of lassitude
gestlon destroys the energy of both mind and
body. When the waste OF nature Is not supplied
bys due and regular assimilaio of the food every
organ is starved, every fun ction interrupted.
NOW, what does common sense suggest under
these circumstances of depression? The system
needs rousing and stren2the ming, not merely for
an hour or two TO sink afser~gaId into more pit
do II ordinary alcoholic stimuli. mt were re-
! sorted Co., but radically aud permanently.
How ID this desirable object to be accomplished?
The answer 10 this question, founded on the un-
varying experience Of a quarter Of a century, Is
easily given 1nfuSe new Igor into the digestive
organs by a course of HOSTETTER'S ST. ,MAUH
BIrTERS. Do nor waste time In administering
recuperAting the fountai n-head of physical
strength and energy, the great organ upon which
all the other organs depend for their nurture and
support.
By the time that a dozen doses of the great veg
e.able tonic and invigOrant have been taken, the
feeble frame OF thu dyspeptfc will begin to feel It's
benign influence. Appetite will be created and
Persevere until the cure is c0mplete-untl health
Iul blood, fit to be the material Of flesh and mus
Gle, hone and nerve, and brain flows through the
channels of circulation, instead Of the Watery
pabulum with which they have heretofore been
impcrtectly nourished. je 5-eodlw&wlt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-07

The sale in Baltimore the other day OF
1--WE thousand shares of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company's stock at $40 per
share reminds us that for q year or more
after the completion of that road TO Wheel
ing its stock was hardly worth $40 rer
share. This fact suggests TO holders of
stock in the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company that they may yet make IL large
percentage in the way OF profit upon their
stock. We know OF no reason why the
latter stock should not In a few years be-
gone Us valuable as the former aowis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-07
DIED.

On Tucsdav, June 9th, Mrs. C. BADGER, widow
of the late Robert Badger, and daughter OF wei
lingtou IL Puckett, deceased, in the twenty-eight'
of her age.
She IA not dead! Twas but u solemn stiffness,
nearorul folding Of the arms to rest,
Tho closing of the eyes In gentle slnmber,
And she was blestl
She Is not dead She can only be sleeping;
ibid not the NJ aster say that Lazarus slept?
And is 1t wrong Tor morta!s to be weeping,
Since Jesus wept2
The funeral will take place from the First Bap,
list (Dr. Burrows) Church THIS w sdnesday
onaIntances are invited TO attend.
Baltimore Sun please copy.
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MARRIED.

ON the 1st by Rev. A. Il. Dicklnson, hmEs L. ::
HOPE, Esq, TO Miss nj. Z. MARTIN; all Oh sb's
city.
On the s,st ut. in this city. By Rev A. f. DICK
juson, SAM'L p. FLOURNOf, hsq W "'0"
LuLIE A. HOWARD.
On "wednesday, May oath, at the residence or
MIRA. N. Macon Martin, w. X. MCCAW TO Mlss
i,hVINIA ia CKSON, daughter OF John ID. Rag
Petersburg papers and Warrcnton IN. C.) Ga
zcltc please copy.
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CAPON SPRINGS,
Y - HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. yAs

MOUNTAIN HOUSE, ),
by FRAZIER & SALE, late OF RoGkpr1dge Alum
SPRINGS, and now proprietor OF virginia Hoteil
stauuIon. Va. The undersigned having leased
tbis elegant establishment are now engaged In
thoroughly refttng and refurnj5hinR the seme'
from Basement to attic, at very heavy outlay.
The water Of " Cold Spring" Ia being brouent In
nj oes from the mountain, and distributed on
every floor of the hotel supplying also the MOD
ern closet 4, aI. ,,,,s
dygpcpsia, all affections OF the Kidneys nladdsf
and urinary passages and OF the skin, diseases Oh
wnmen and rheumatic ailments.
| The BATHING. is admirable lot us salID. ny
and the great volume OF water, and was deCLareo
by Sir. Henry Bulwer ton visit here VIII at
Webster) unsurpassed By anything ne nao seeh A.
The AIR of Capon is distinguished for its purl'
~. dryness, and Q peculiar buoyancy ana eiSs-
Hne Alum Water OF the vicinity and iron
W alter near the premises will be furnished oaiiS
i To guests, without charge.
The proprietors offer to the puolic, As an sSns
| est Of their endeayors for the comfort OF tnsIL
| CHESTS Joint successful experience OF sl1tesn
| Years in the conduct Of the Rockorloge Aiun
For full description, particulars Of routes, &C.
90 " reter To our Circular, which may be had o.
purcell. L add & Co., druggists, RICHMOND, or OIL
l q anntIcaiion be letter TO us at the Springs.
| ~ ravlew of the equivalents offered, our term
i orc MT least as moderate as any In virginia
| Hoard by the week, BIT SO: by the montn, @e
6own IN sso. according to duration or visit.
! oo"" ~ FRAZIER q SALE,
n,y1s eodlm Proprietors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-07

s. 0 NJ z II ING NEW-SOUTHERN
~ STEAM LAUNDRY AND DYEING ESTAB-
LlSHMENT.-We have fitted up the premises
No. Gil Broad street. with the necessary appa-
Ing, aud Dyeing business. We viii do all kinda
OF Washing for gentlemen, famu les, hotels,
steamboats,, &C., In the best style and shortest
notice.. soiled Carpets secured and renovated 80
as TO look as good rs new. Dyetlg In all its
branches done In superb r manner.
onr wagon VIII cali for aud del liver all work
with pun ctuality aad system.
je Sim pronrietnra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-07

THE ESQr1RER.-Thc Richmond Enquirer
appeared yesterday in new and handsome
dress. 1t is good paper, and is, for the
present at least, utterly free from "Bour.
bonism." We wish ii abundant success.
The Enquirer says it "boasts clrcula-
ton second to none in Virginia. We
know the editors would not willingly mis-.
lead the public. and so we have concluded
that they mean qualitatiyc,> not "quall-
titative," circulation, their readers being,
in their opinion, better than those OF the
papers which have larger circulation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-07
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, June G, 1871.

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, June G, 1911
NOTICE.-TO STONE AND BRICK
IN PAYERS, STONE-MASUNS, AND EXCA-
VATOkS.-SEALED PROPOSAL will be re-
ceived at this office until june 18th instant at II
O'Clock NJ. for STONE and 6hICK PAVING,
FuRNlSu1SG and LAl1EG TAGGING and
CURLING, and such GRADING OF the streets
may he required, for the tern OF one year from
the LIST day oI July, ls7l.
Forms Of Proposals can be had on application
at this office
The Committee on Streets reserve the right to re-
1ect any or all proposals.
1e7 CHAS. ii. DIMMOCk, City Engineer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-07

How AN EXPERT" IDENTIFIED FORGED
SIGN From the Portland (Me.)
Press. June 2d.l-Not many months ago
case was tried in the Supreme Court IN
ueichboring county in which the genuine
ness of the signatures to number OF prom
issory notes was contested. One witness
who witnessed the signatures to the notes
pronounced his name as appearing on one
of the larger notes a forgery. The aDlest
experts declared that they could sec no dill
| ference i'm the autographs. The Witness
stoutlv persisted that the one he designated
was a forgery. Careful tests were applied.
| The notes were shuffled and dealt to him,
and he instantly picked out the fraudulent
paper. The papers were then oVerialu III
such manner rs to show only the attesteu
names. and withouta moment OF hesitation
he threw out the same paper. Every TEST
which the ingenuity OF The lawyers couid
devise was applied. with the same result,
and the case went to the jury. After the
case was closed one of the counsel gave the
papers careful examination, when II was
| found that the disowned signature had Deen
punctured with 4 pin between the letters,
| but the mark was SO exceedingly small tnat
| it had escaped u score of prylng eyes yet
to the witnesses experienced vision II was
"plain us 4 pike-sta1l.'
| rive once witnessed similar scene. An
| old man who could not read or write SWore
positively in court that the counterfeit bank
note he then held in his hand was the ident-
ical one that the prisoner had paid to him.
Prisoners lawyer evidently thought the
old man was lying, and so put the ques-
ton to him fatty how he, an ignorant man,
who could not read or write, could be SO
certain that that was the note. Whercupon
the old fellow responded at once, Be-
cause / stuck these pin-holes i'll ii" and
showed them to the lawycr.]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-07
si,mssER REgORTs,

CWEET THALYBEATE SPRINGS,
- - fOLD RED SWEET
ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VA.
will be opened for the reception OF visitors on the
18th OF fflis month.
Board. s3 per day; $3.50 per month.
icJ-ow THOs. KINEIREY. Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-07
rHE BEST BARGAINS.

We are inst opening another supply OF the
aTEST STYLES DRESS GOODS,
which we offer Extra CHEArs.
REREGES, GRENADINES,
JAPANESE POPL1NS,
MACK and CCLOREDs ILhS,
ORGANDIFS, LAWNS, rr,r,-,,r ,,,-o
swiss, NAINsOOK, and CHECKED MUS
wuITE, BLACK, and COLD ALPACA5,
PERCALES, PIQUES.
RISHOPo, and VICTORIA LAWNS,
0RGANDlES, TARLETANFS,
and many other kinds Of DRESS GOODS.
ALSO,
White and Buff Pongee Parasols
Llama Lace Shawls and Parasol covers,
Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets. Ribbons,
Fans, Embroideries, Laces, Quilts,
Napkins, Table Linen, Towels,
Haildkerchiefs, Linens,
Cassimeres Shectings,
White Shirts, GauZe and Lisl shirts, o.r-
snd Its of desirable articles ut the VERY LOW
EST PRICES.
call Is solicited. xcoNs
No COL Broad. corner gin street,
mvos Broad street Dry Goods Emporlnn.
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pay esooIss.
TRAND DRESS GOODS OPENING.
~ THE GRFATEsT BARGAINS
vvrp nrrrRHD IN RIOHMOND EITHER
REFORE OR sINCE THE WAR,

W. 90 rrenared 500 Dress Patterns for ladies'
I'D Inisser nnd placed them upon our panic G9ia ~
sars at prices that will utterly confound Tue ou o
gTTsh sse goods are the remnants Of elegant fresn
goods. both good In quality and iasnlohaoie ia
STYLE. bought within The last sixty Gays
s s"sn Wssh Goods, slightly soiled but not In
iured marked down 10 regular panlG ha
No such opportunity 81 p1rc III nriees far be-
ana M,u Ynr wholes ale prices has ever before
hssn s offsr sdt to the ladies' Of Richmond
Look ut few Of the agnIres; sc worth five times
6ra9s Patterns for so, 75c st. $l.25, ~ So Sl1s,
a., Ss.2s, $3.50, a.75. -, and SO on TO "''ei"
Svery handsome and very fine organdis Patterns sac
y s12 yaloS' RE k' s. i'' DUCKWALL Z R0Uss.
At COST, AT COST, AT COST.
On account of removing, on the LIST OF July 70
the s'0'e No. dis BROAD STREET,
and having too large stock e GarFy SSGr on
zen pp 70 that bt time cost Consisting In part Of
JAPANESE PoPLINs, ..
JAPANESE SILKS,
BLACK aud FIGURED GRENADINES
LAWNS, PERCALES, 81.
PIQUEs,
LACE SHAWLs,
BID GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
TOWELS,
QUILTs9
and other articles too numerous TO men io o CAS-
SIMERtSS and CENTS f FURNISHING eooDS'
ALSO, ,,,.s.
soi on11 desire all those in want or bargains tc
come en AND Convince themselves of the above facts
Closeu oh ga JULIUS SYCLE,
QO3 Main street.
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r AWLE9 SPRINGS,
ONE OF THE MOST CELzgp.rvn
AND IMPORTANT OF ALL THE
VIRGINIA WATR2rre.py ,c,o


will be open on the FIRST OF JUNE. n7, ,o
reception Of company. Situated as Il "a t1r ,he
mountains or the great Valley it's not opIv ON 't
the most delightful summer resorts In tha st u
but It's wonderful curative properties are bsco,e'
ing widely celebr ated. '7'"Hi'
The analysis OF the water by Professor N,ux,,
OF tie University OF Virginia, together with 49,
experience OF many eminent physician n.n we
that 1t Is "the Springsn for suffering fem ar
but besides Its wonderful tonic prouer.ies ~.
remedy in general debility, anemfa, and dyscaaa,
peculiar TO females II Is unsurpassed In tho 10,
ment Of tie various forms Of dyspepsia, and mar.
ticularly for those suffering from tornid ar 40
active liver, Its action upon the liver as well ss
kidneys Is prompt and decided. Very man vac
markabe cures could he cited Of this cIasa M ~
blesome diseases.
RAWLEY
Is now easy OF access, sltuatcd ONLY tweIve mil.
from Harrisonburg. The present terminus a. MA
Orange and MANASSAS Gap railroad from whi"L
point there will be TWO daily lines Of stages, morn.
ing and evening.
Since last summer THE BUILDINGS H,vr
BEEN GREATLY IMPROVED, as well a. tsa
road from Harrisonburg to the Springs. TEpEE
HUNDRED PERSONS can now be very cou,fort
ably accommod ited at these Springs. :
There Is = telegraph Office at Harrisonbury
FIRST-ChA-S, under the man gement OF Joscrh
~ Woodward, widely known as Il hotel manavta@
Resident PhySicid,ts: Gordon & Williams nr
or the other OF whom will be In attendance durmy
the entire season.
RATES OF BOARD:
Fer hOntn. so -
Per week. ................ Is %
Children and servants half-price. '''''''' "
A. B. RICK.
President of the Board of Directors of Rawlev
SPRINGS Company. my % In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-07

GEORGE TIcKNoR CURTIS, of New York,
says:
q have lived through good many cla-
mors more or less noisy and violent, and l
have never yet found myself unable to With
stand one when it came within the line OF
any duty TO do So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-07

A FTON HOUSE.-This new ana Ge t,.;,
furnished situated on the Blue kidss ,ha r.i.
Alton depot on :he Chesapeake ana x Wr.pl ~
road, Will be open Oh tue lsI OF 1an Ran mou:h
and BE per day !; children under t"ei'e ''''
colored servants half-price. o,,,or 1 60.
my 7.2n =. IL O--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-07

P1cI1,D AND DASyILLE AND PIEDM'T r. R.'s,)
OFFICE OF GEN'L TICKET AND Mr.. ACT, I
RICHMOND, VA, June 3, 1871.
~ SPECIAL STANDARDIZATION is
called to the change OF time Of arrival and depar
ure of trains on this road and after June 18Th
JOHN r. MACMURDO,
je 5-iw Gen'l TICKET ana frelght Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-07
GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS,
~ MONROE COUNTY, W. VA,
|TWENTY-FOUR MILES SOUTH OF GREEN.
RR1ER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

The attention Of the patrons Of the Virginia
Springs Is directed to this heautlfur summer
resort which will be open for visitors Oh the lsT
OF JUNE. The value Of the mineral waters, and
most reasonable terms, should persuade many 10
make this their summer home. ~,
Billiard saloon and bowling alley FREE Of
CHARGE to visitors.
TERMS S45 per month; $15 per week; 80 per
day. ....s = ..
For further information, address .s
c. s. PEYTON g BROTHER,
INV 10 eod1m Proprietors.
not Cbss,neaLe and Ohio railroad, offers
4 PLEASANT HOME TO FAMILIES
who wish to exchange tie heat OF the city 1or
PURE MOUNTAIN AIR.
foi ii'"1"'' "-' A. K. YANCEY, JR.,
rso-eoaan Greenwood depot, Va.