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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-02

"THE WAY or, PHE .TRANsGREssoR
is HARD" and there is trouble in the
Radical camp. That delectable orna,
ment Of the bench, ycleped Judge
Houck, is displeased at the nomination
of Maynard, and has determined TO run
for Congress Independently of the voice
Of the Convention. We like this de,
cision on the part of this creature, who'
has been decked with the cheap article
hawked about as Radical ermine. 1t
seems that devils are necessaryin the.
economy of God, but it is pleasant to
see them resort to the profitable EN-,
ployment of attempting each others
destruction. Not that we hope for
Houk's election. Oh, no! Maynard has
already had the honor of Federal dis
tinction, and we should prefer no other
similar experiment on the part of
another for when the vermin of party
are first admitted to power, there always
follows an effort at tyranny and oppres.
sibn in order to attract the public gaze.
Now, We have seen Houk-saw him
here the day that Hon. E. Etheridge
spoke, in the campaign Of 1867. he
spoke to group of negroes who were
oongregated around the grave of Gen.
Shelby. Around him sat a company Of
armed Tennessee State Guards, below
him was the dust of brave and vene
rated officer of the first revolution. Yet
on that ballowed spot he induced the
negroes to believe that if the Conserva,
tive party were voted into power, the
reinstatement would be the first fruit,
of their legislation. He told them 81
cmphatieally, and that the Conserva
tives would resist taeif voting; but ex
horted them to go to the polls armed
and if one Of that party opposed his
voting, to spill his hearts blood, anc
that Gov. Brownlow and the Radica
party of Tennessee would stand at thei
backs. Nice man to 60 to Congress
but we don't think there is much pros
pect of his getting there, as BrownloN
has put his foot on him, which he seem
not to hesitate to do, after warming tn
little suake into existence.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-02

john II. SURRATT has atNlast been
discharged, after long imprisonment,
and though the point raised by the
defence was merely technical, his dis
charge is, perhaps, final The public
has watched the case with 81 est. He
was driven from tho States ,s Canada,
but be found there no hospitable harbor
to shelter him from the rade storm by
which be was buffeied. The human race
was armed against him, and he crossed
the Atlantic in disguise, entered the
Popal army under an assumed name,
and for few months was hid from the
world. But st. Marie was on his track,
in the confident hope that if he could
find and offer up his victim to be sacri.
feed to the furyOf the American people,
he would receive the offered reward Of
100000.
He found him, and at the dark hour
Of night, when under the influence Of
liquor, Surratt opened his heart and TOLD
him who he was, St. Marie betrayed
him into the hands OF the Italian police
From them he made his escape, crossed
the Mediterranean, entered Egypt, aDC
was again arrested, and brought back t
Washington. After long and clost
confinement be was brought TO trial, the
jury disagreed and he was sent back to
prison for a longer term. He was
brought up on the oath, on two indict'
ments. On the first, for murder, th
prosecution entered nolie prose9ui. T
the second, for treason, his counsel plea
the act of 1899. Judge Wylie was {
opinion that the plea was good one
aud discharged the prisoner.
| Surratt saved his life by timel
fight, for had be been brought to tril
with his mother, we would have la
two murders instead of one.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-02
Direct Trade Convention at NOrs
fOiE.


Delegates to the above Convention,
going and returning, will be passed free
of charge over the Va. & Wenn. South
side, and Norfolk d Petersburg Rail-
roads.
Delegates may go aud return at will
at any time between the llth and Goth
of the month by the regular passenger
trains of the line.
A special train will, however, be run
over the whole line from Bristol to
Norfolk, by schedule hereafter to be
published.
Many of our citizens-merchants and
business men-are preparing to GO to
the Convention, and the city of Norfolk
IS preparing to receive them in style
that well becomes a people renowned
for their hospitality in the good old
times when Virginia was State. Then
Virginian and stranger were alike vel
come to our family hearthstones, and we
are glad to see "there is life in the old
land yet"
We want every man who eau, to 60
and see the city that is destined to be
one of the foremost of American cities,
with the finest harbor in ;be world Let
them taste the fish and oysters, share
che hospitality of her citizens, buy theil
goods, groceries and furniture, and lie
turn to their families and neighbors re
solved to trade with Southern men, bullC
up Southern cities, and work for th'
future in the interests Of direct trade
Norfolk offers to duplicate any bill
put up in New York or Philadelphia
Then why not trade with her, and saw
the freight between the two cities
The Convention will do Norfolk ant
Virginia good. Then let us work will
spirit aud will, that we may prosper an'
our children bless us.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-02
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


- WASHINGTON.
John Surratt was discharged from
custody by Judge Wylie on the oath.
He had been arraigned on two indict.
ments, one for murder and the other for
treason and conspiracy. On the first
the prosecution entered aOlle proseqai
The defence claimed that the prisoner
was entitled to his discharge under the
amnesty proclamation, but were not sus-
tanned by the Judge. They ihen claimed
his discharge under the act of 1893, as
more than two years had elapsed
between the commission of the act aud
the framing Of the indictment, The
Judge sustained the plea and discharged
the prisoner
Briukley has gone to New York -,
armed with authority from the Presi,
dent to make thorough investigation
of the whiskey frauds.
The hitch between Rollins and Me.
Culloch still continues.
The cost of telegraphng military
reports to Gen. Grant is $500 day.
VIRGINIA.
On Saturday night last Mrs Stewart,
a widow living in New Kent county,
was foully murdered and her body
burned in her dwelling. John Baller,
her business manager, was also muir.
dered and robbed of $500, Several
other houses have been burned in the
neighborhood
A train on the Central road ran Of
the track near Berwick, killing two and
wounding about twenty soldiers of the
Goth Infantry, on their way to Tennes'
see.
The store of Henry Wingfeld, Char
lottesylle, was robbed on SATURDAY
night of goods TO the value Of $3.50.
TENNESSEE.
Eight hundred additional troops have
been sent to Tennessee to keep Brown
low and his military in subsection.
The Board of Directors of the East
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-02

THE Spanish insurrection continues
to make Roadway, As yet no important
'battle has beer fought between the con-
tending parties, but we may look for
news of more stirring and definite
character. 1t is celtain that many of
the seaport towns have declared for the
insurgents, aud that a considerable part
of the Spanish navy has Joined the
revolutonists but the news received
is so very meagre that we must be con-
tent To await further details. The seat
of government is on the coast, and most
of our intelligence comes from that point,
aud hence may safely conclude that
.coloring favorable TO the government is
given to it before reaching US, There
seems to be union between the Carlist
party aud the progressives under the
lead of Gems. Espartero and Prim, both
men of prominence and influence, but
the former gives character chiefly to the
revolution.
There seems tobe strcng disposition
TO get rid Of the Bcurbons, though some
favor the Duke Of Montpepsier, son OF
the late King Of France, as the future
ruler Of Spsin} while the principal
object Of the insurgents is 20 rid tbsir
,seantry Of kings and queens
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-02
TIME HOLSTON SPRINGS,
i IN NEW HANDS.)

THIS well known WATERING PLACE,
situated on the Holson River, in Scott Coun-
ty' Virginia, within a short days travel Of
Bristol, Tenn, having changed hands and
undergone the necessary repairs, is
NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS.
E5@The delightfully."- cool and picturesque
location of this fauous Resort, its splendid
fishery and elegant improvements, combine
to make it one of the most attractive
SUMNER HOMES in Virginia.
Beautifully situated, in the compass Of ten
feet, and in one hundred and fifty feet of
the main building, are these famous
Mineral Springs:
/. The Large Warm Spring, natural
MedicaIed Warm Bath, subscribing all the
purposes of health and luxury, without be-
ing sufficiently high to give it theusual dis
agreeable flavor of warm water.
.. The Chalybeate.
3. The White Sulphur, possessing MI the
medical virtues Of the celebrated Green
brier White.
rs The scenery is most enchanting, fine
rides and walks, lovely streams, and the
healthicst location in the world. The rooms
are large and airy, and the Table will be
supplied with the best the country affords,
TITLED BAR
VIII be constantly supplied with the
CHOICEST LIQUORS, CIGARS, 80.
\ good Turnpike leads from Bristol to the
Syringe, and Line Of HICKS will run du-
ring the season.
BO4RD-$2 per DaV; $40 pen
~ eel; $50 per Month.
Il. l., APPLING g. CO,
Proprietors.
July p, lS6S-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-02

WE do not know whether the Morris.
town GazeHe entertains the opinion
expressed by Us in our last issue, regard
ing Gen. Forrest, and which the Lynch
burg Republican makes the Gazette
shoulder: but we do think it would be
benefit to Democracy end to mankind
generally, if some friend of the Gene
rails would "buck and gag" him until
after the election.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-02
tcoMNUNIcATED,l
NEVADA CRY, Iowa. }
Sent. L.. ICES. (

Sept. 10, 1868. \
No one WIN has noticed tho rapid settle
mrut ard devehsiment of the West Tor the
last quarter Of d century, now doubts it's
Increasing strides in population, wealth, pro-
ductiyeu, - OF soil, manufacturing resourc-
Is aud livery aid To improvement that en-
ttrlrise can desire or accomphsh. ltueeds
no prophetic eye to see that within the next
hall century population will occupy the
country bouaded 10y the State OF IlliUois on
iis eastern aud southern borders. from 81.
Louis 10 the western border of Kansas, in
GLIDING the eastern portion of Nebraska,
thence taking the latitude OF St. Paul as It's
Northern border, thus including all of the
States Of Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Wisconsin
and parts Of Missouri, Nebraska and Min
nessota, population as deTse as any that
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-02
LEGAL ADVER TISMENTS,

UIRGlNIA; At rules held in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court Of Tazewell
county, on Monday the 7th day ofseptem-
Der, 1868.
James Wysor complt.
against Bill OF injunction
Thos n. Perry, Thos.
Perry and George s.
Steel, defendants.
The object of this suit is to enjoin the de-
fendants their agents, attorneys and all
others concerned from further proceedings
on decree Of the said court pronounced at
the May term, 1868, in the name Of I. n;
Perry & Co., against George 5, Steel and
James Wysor and Meshack Steel admins
traitors of George Steel, deceased, until the
further order of the said court And it APP
pearing from an affidavit fled in the cause
that the defendants are not residents Of
this State 1t is ordered that they appear
here within one month from the due publi-
cation hereof and do what is necessary TO
protect their interests in this suit.
copy Teste.
Sep, lit PR. SPRACHER, Clerk.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-02

Tennessee and Georgia Railroad organs
lied last week by the election Of Colonel
Thomas H. Galloway, as President;
Major r. G. jackson, Superintendent;
and II NJ. Fisher, Esq, Secretary and
Treasurer.
The tournament at Knoxville was
we'll attended, there being some 800
present at the ball
Alden was elected Mayor of Nash
vile by a majority of $40. Gross
frauds are charged.
GENERAL.
Gen. T. G.. Hindman, distinguished
Confederate officer, was assassinated at
bis residence at Helena, Ark, on the
night of the 2Stb. The dispatch an~
uouucing his death will be found else
where. Deputy Sheriff Maxey was
killed while aresting a negro murderer,
Lee Morson Morsun was afterwards
captured aud hanged.
A disturbance occurred in New Or
leans on the night of the 22d, in which
one negro was killed aud several whites
wounded II originated in a man shout
ing for Seymour and Blair as negro
procession was passing The negroes
made au attack on him when riot en-
sued.
The Spanish revolution still make;
Roadway, and the revoIutionists arc
moving on the Capitol. The royalist'
lost 600 men 10 a recent engagement
The Governor Of louisiana has vetoed
The negro equal rights bill.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-02
MANHOOD HOW LOST, HOW
lh RESTORED.

MANHOOD HOW LOST, HOW
wi RESTORED.
Just published, lew edition
HkIaseS of Dr.. CulUeFlyeiL's CeLe-
6rdted Essay on the rddiCa cure with
out medicine) OF SPERMATORRaEA, or Semi
nal weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses.
INPoTENCY, Mental and Physical Incapaci-
ty, Impedments to Marriage, ETC., also,
CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY, and Frs, induced
by self-ndulgence or sexual extravaganza.
ICP Price, in a sealed enveope, only 6
cents.
The celebrated author, in tbs admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates frm a thirty
years successful practice, that he alarming
consequences of self-abuse maybe radical
ly cured without the dangerou use of in
ternal medicine or the application of the
knife pointing out a mode OF ere at once
simple, certain, and effeetual, BY means of
which every sufferer, no mattr what his
condition may be, can cure himself cheap
ly, privately and radically.
iE~ This Letter should be j the hands
Of every youth and every man i the land
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address, postpaid, on receipt Of six
cents, or two postage stamps Also, DR..
Culverwell's "Marriage Guide,' price q
cents. Address the Publishers,
CHAS. ]. G. KLINElS CO.,
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-02
N OTICE.

DURSUANT to n decree of he Circuit
II Court of Washington county prouounc-
ed in the case of Stuart, Buchalan s. Co.,
VS.. Johnson, Brewer & Co., the Rndersign-
ed who was appointed commissioner for
the purpose, will proceed to sell On the 3ls
day Of October, SOS, on the premises in
GoodsOn, Lot 1856, the property Of L. F.
johnson, situated on the north sid, of Main
street, bounded on the west by Beaver creek
and on the East by the property owned by
+. b. & S. f. Hunt. This lot hasa build
ing upon It with two good store rotms in it.
Terms.-Six months credit with interest
from date, the purchaser giving bond with
good security. JOHN W. JOHNSON,
Oct. 2 S6S. Commissioner.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-02

The Knoxville Press and Herald very
cody approprates local from the last
issue of the NeWs, headed Seduction
and Infanticide," the same appearing
in their local department of the 9th,
1t is not right, friends.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-02

The Union Flag swallowed Kuklux
Khan in his issue Of the 18th Septem-
ber This Khan contained many re-
spectacle citizens. On the 2jth he
became very sick and threw it up.
"What saw yea ghost?"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-02

OK Monday night last the Bristol
Brass Band complimeuted Judge Trigg
with a scramble, who, with his beautiful
bride, was stopping at the Tb omas
House
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-02

All the vile b,llIDgsgate they can COM
mand, and a great deal more than is con-
tanned in the English language, is raked
together and heaped upon the true old man
VINO stood firm and mistaken at the helm of
Tennessee, nobly guiding the ship of State
through the rapids Union Flag.
Yes, he is guiding her down, ship
and crew, to a terrible, dark and uner..
ging doom.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-02
NO SALE-NO CHARGE!

A Farbr in Sullivan county, Tennessee. on
Beaver Creek, six miles from Bristol, four
miles from Union Depot, containing $50
acres, or more, 100 acres cleared, 60 acres
rich bottom, balance well timbered build
ings comfortable. with stables and necessary
out-houses a good mill-site Price Sl6
per acre one-third in cash, balance in one
and two years. with interest
June l9-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-02

A Tract of Woodland, situated in WASH
ington county, Va, seven miles from Bris-
toll, six miles from Abingdon, and four miles
from Va. & Tenn. Railroad, contains 800
acres in original growth. Good location
for tannery; good neighborhood. Price,
81, 500 dollars one-thrd cash, balance in
one and two years.
June left
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-02
NJ Of5Ces

n old established Grocery anl Com
n mission house in the city Of Peters
burg, doing GOOD BUSINESS, will take
a partner WHO can bring capitalf f few
hundred dollars, and influence alongthe Va.
and Tenn. and East Tenn. & Va. Railroads
with n view to extending its tradein that
direction, and il would be imnaterial
whether such partner resided in the city or
at a suitable point for influence on ths above
mention Railroads The best Of reference
given and the same required.
Address
"ENTERPRISE,"
Sept. % 81. Petersburg Pho.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to r. I. Lancaster,
decd, or to the firm of r. T. Lancaster Co.
by bond or otherwise, are requested to come
forward and pay mp, or their claims will be
placed in the hands of an officer for coIlec-
ton These having claims against either
will hand them in at once.
L. B. McC LANAHAN,
Admir- Of Estate Of X. T. Lancaster, decd.
aug2S
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DRISTOL FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
ID SHOP.
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE.

We are now prepared to furnish all kinds
Of Castings in our line, and do finishing
with pr9mptness and in the best manner,
We have spared no pains in fitting up
our works, and We trust our enterprise will
be appreciated, and that we will be liber-
ally paronized by the citizens Of Bristol
aud the surrounding country.
Produce taken in exchange for Castings.
DIXON, SMITH & 90.
spptI1tT
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