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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-09-25
East Tenn. & Va. Railroad,
Treasr's Office Knoxville, Sept. 10, '6s
NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERs.

The Board of Directors at the last annua
meeting appointed a committee to examin,
the Stock Books of the Company. THAI
Committee on examination find the nc.
counts Of many who subscribed 10 the Oap-
ital stock show balances (some Of smap
amountl yet due and unpaid, and prepare
tory to having the accounts closed, ordei
that notice be given by publication in the
newspapers on the line Of road, to all do
liDquent Stockholders b pay to the Secre.
tary and Treasurer of the Company the
balance duo on their respective accounts
on or before tho twentieth day Of Noyem-
her nest, or the said stock will DO declared
forfeited.
All stockholders who have paid in full
and have not got certificates, are requested
TO call at this Office and get them.
The stockholders are notified also thai
the annual convention TO elect directors fol
the ensuing year will meet at Knoxville
on the last Thursday, 2Gth day Of Novem
Der next. JOHN KEYES,
Sect'y y Treas'r.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-09-25

IT is said the Hon. Schuyler Coliax
will shortly lead to hymeneal altar,
daughter Of the Hon. b. +. Wade, of
Ohio. lie has already become welded
to the idea of presiding in Wade's
stead over the u. S. Senate, and in No
vembor next the American people will
divorce him from that bride.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-09-25
Central Office Lynchbmg g,
FOR SALE.

4 Faro, in sullivan county, Tennessee, on
Beaver Greek, six miles from Bristol, four
miles from Union Depot, containing $50
acres, or more, 100 acres cleared, 60 acres
rich bottom, balance wen timbered; build
ings comfortable. with stables and necessary
out-houses; a good mill-stc. Price SO
per acre oue-thrd in cash, balance in one
and two years, withDterest.
June l9-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-09-25

ONE of the "let us have peace" ne,
groos stabbed Dave Washington, ne,
gro barber, in Chattanooga the other
night, because Dave ovowad himself Il
Democrat, which in Brownlow dialect
means Ku Klux.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-09-25

Two Ku.Kluxes have been sent to
the Mississippi Pcnitontiary. They are
loyal league negroes, who disguised
themselves in white sheets and robbed
house in Columbus. "Let us have
peaco."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-09-25

a Tract Of Woodland, situated in Wash
ington county, Va, seven miles from Brs-
toll, six miles from Abingdon, and four miles
from Va. 4 Tenn. Railroad, contains 200
acres ia original growth. Good location
for a touuery; good neighborhood. Price,
81, 800 dollars one-third cash, balance in
one and two years.
June lJ-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-09-25
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
WASHINGTON


Congress met at noon on the 2lst,
when the Senate without traDsacIing
any business, adjourned uptil Oct. l6.
The House after one or two unimpor-
tant motions adjourned until Oct. is,
and then, unless otherwise ordered, un-
til the first Monday in December.
A aolle proscQuj has been entered on
the first indictment in the Surratt case.
The defence declare the second indict~
mcnt to be barred by the amnesty proc.
lamation
Capt. y. 3. Olmstead, discussing Of
fcer Of the Post Office Department, has
disappeared with $4,000.
VIRGfNIA.
A large fire occurred in Lynchburg
on the 18th, which destroyed The faeto-
ries Of Dennis Sullivan, JAS. j.. Glay-
ton, j. w. Murrell, and the kitchen of
Mrs. Alice Murrcl. The fire was the
work of an incondiary. A large and
enthusiastic meeting was held in Nor
folk few days since, at which. General
Lees letter to General RoseGans was
ratified.
TENNESSEE.
Brownlow has issued a proclamation
calling upon the loyal whites and nc
groes to arm and organize. lie says the
white militia will be called out frst, and
if these are not sufficient to maintain
order, the negroes will be calldd out.
GENERAL.
Poarce, the Radical candidate for
Congress, and Murphy, an ez.bureau
agent, marched into the town Of Camil.
Ia, Georgia, on Saturday last at the
head of 400 armed negroes, With BAN
ners flying and drums beating, The
Sheriff met them outside the town, read
the Governors proclamation fnbidding
armed organizations, and then Protested
against their entering the toEn with
arms, but told them they could come in.
to town unarmed and hold Their meet
ing undisturbed The negroes refused
to comply with his request, but came
into town armed, when a riot enued in
which seven negroes were killC1 and
about forty wounded. The citizens
obeyed the Sheriff throughout, and at
last accounts the town was quiet.
a political riot occurred in HEladel.
! phia a few days since, tn which several
Republicans were injured,
Whelan has been sentenced todoath
for the murder Of the Hon. T. J. Nc
Gee, at Ottawa.
\ formidable revolution has Eoker
out in Spain, and the insurgents indel
Gen. Prim are reported to be marhing
on the capitol, while Il part f the
! Spanish navy has gone over to tie in
surgents.
John Quincy Adams has accepted
the Democratic nomination for Gover
nor of Massachusetts,.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-09-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

A y Old established Grocery and. Jom-
~ mission house in the city Of Pterg-
burg, doing GOOD BUSINESS, viii take
n partner who can bring a capital oft few
hundred dollars, and influence along a. Va.
and Tenn. and East Tenn. Il Va. Railroads.
with view to extending its trade il that
direction. and it would be immn crial
whether such partner resided in the ely or
at a suitable point for influence On theiboyc
mention Railroads The best Of refeence
given and the same required.
Address
"ENTERPRTSE,"
Sept. 25 ct. Petersburg p. 0.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-09-25
GEO. W. STUBBLEFlELD
Chm State Dom. Tx. Com.
ALBERT RoBERTs, Sociy.


Which, for Twenty YEARS, has boon win
ming golden opinions from all SOFT. of peo-
pie" under the name Of IOSTErrERS
STOMACH BITTERS2
Il j.. an Infusion of the most excellent
tonic, and.bilous, anti-scorbutc and alter
alive herbs, roots and birks, in the purified
spirituOus cssruce ut Rye.
HOW DOES IT OPERATED
This question may be briefly answered as
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-09-25
BLANKsl BLANKsIl
(LATE JAMES 4 COO

DLANHS OF every description printed at
ID this Olice, ON short notice, in work.
mUn-like manner, aud at low prices.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-09-25
the PIEDMONT LAND AGENCY OF
CTT1D INIT
NO SALE-.NO CHARGE!

n o SALE--NO CHARGE!
This concern has sold more land and at
tracted more emigration into Virginia than
all the other land agencies. 1t has now ap-
pHcatons from hundreds Of persons from
abroad, who desire to purchase Real Estate
To convince you that we are live con-
ceru, ask DR.. J NJ Hoffman, latelyof Wash
ington county, Penn, but now proprietor
of fine landed estate near Bristol. The
reputation Of the Piedmont Land Agency has
been SO thoroughly established that we deem
it unnecessary to say anything more at
present.
e. C. RANDOLPH & co.,
Real Estate Brokers,
Central Office Lyuchbmg, Va.
FOR SALE.
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tie OF Va. g. Tenn. Il. r.
HARIGELING BROTHERS,

II. HARNELING.l lGEo. HAHMELIXG
Late of Va. & Tenn. r. r.
HARIlELING BROTHERS,
DEALERS ~
Dry Goods, Groceries, HARD
ware, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Kerosene
Oil, Lamps, Chimneys, Salt,
Iron and Castings.
All kind, of
COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED,
For which we wild pay the highest market
price.
10y We return thanks to our friends and
the public generally for the liberal patronage
bestowed, and hope by close application to
business TO share portion their future
trade.
Aug l4tf BARMELING BROS.
C,UPERIOR Old Virginia Leaf Tobacco,
- for Chewing or Smoking, cheap for cash.
at ". D. MINOR & cos.
Aug 2Otf Nickels House Corner
lust RECEIVED Soda Crackers. Ad-
- am5utme Candies Brown Soap, kero-
seue OIL, lamps, Resin, Puivorized aud
Rolled Sulphur, Corn Starch, aid many
other articles useful 10 housekecpors, which
we win sell as low, if not lower, than usual
selling prices. ..
W. D. MINOR & co.
Ang. 20, 1868. Nckes House Corner.
CENUINE Havana Cigars, Superior
VI Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, at less
than usual retail prices.
W. b. MINOR co.
-
HAY Press
WE have for sale at very low figure a
| Beaten Hay Press. 1t has been used one sea-
| son aud & In good condition-will make
I Bales weighing from 400 to 500 lbs.
Price $lOu-original cost 600
FOWLER s. GlBBONEY.
aug2ltf
Il TIME Toilet Powders, Powder Boxes and
! z Puts, Hair Oils. Pomades, Colognes,
Lubins Genuine Extracts, Combs, Brushes
&C., Sc, cheap for cash, by
W.. MINOR & co.
Auc2Of Nickels House Corner.
lGPICES and Favorng Extracts. A gen
IB eral assortment consisting in part Of
Nutmegs Mace Ginger, Cloves, Pepper
Cinnamon, Vanilla, Orange, Lemon, &c.
W. D. MINOR x co,
| Aug2Ou Nickcls House Corner.
lDEPPER BROTHERS,
i Druggists & APOihecaries
lone door east Of the Thomas House,
SIGN or THE RED MORTAR
Have Just received and win continue to b.
lNpplied with a full stock Of all articles per-
tinmg to their line of business, such as
Drugs
Chemicals,
Patent Medicines,
Instruments, Tru,scs,
Paints, Vmuishes, Brushor,
, Lamps, Oils, Perfumery, Toilet
Aticlcs for the Hair, Teeth, and Skin
Cigars,
, Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco,
BWudies aud Whskeys,
Wines Of the best and finest brand,
Fir EEDICISAL PURPOSES
PREsCRRPPONS
An Orders from Country Physicians sati.
isactonly bilcl
Aug. ll-tf
I5y- ALL kinds Of job work ncatl
executed at this Office.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-09-25
RTKIM HOUSE,
Knoxville. Tenn.

DEAR Sin This little scroll will inform
you that this New and Elegant Hotel is loca-
ted at the Depot, and is now open to the
public for patronage
All the comforts usual in first-cass Ho-
tells may be realized here.
If you wish to spend few days in our
city, you will find it pleasant to stop at this
House.
Good attention, good fare, and reason
able bills, always ON hand.
Connected is a frst-class Bar and Barber
Shop.
Meals at all hours, to suit guests.
Baggage free Of charge.
Respectfully yours,
ACTON YOUNG, Prop'r.
June 10 19CS-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-09-25
TENNESSEE.

Brownlow has issued proclamation
calling upon. the loyal whites and ne
groes to arm and organize. lie the
white militia will be called out First, and
if these are not sufficient to maintain
order, the negroes will be calldd out.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-09-25

Ia ALL kinds OF job work neatly
,xt.utcd at this Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-09

a. ,,,ads,sr 16c.: indigo, s1.6eQ41 cocti.
nsa1 ri. 76658a Oh d.; extract lcEWcods l0Cs;
SUP .,carb. soda. Co. blnestone, l6c.
Eps. -2gO2sc. per dozen. a,a1,A,o u J. 8 /.
Fsour. -SuperAnes SLID OK tEa 9izE9ytS.zoi
family, SIS. so. !. 4. :. x..-.,.
NsI.--Herrings Halifax, u. 6o0e7 q barrel;
North Onrolins, ss.5oGSs q barrel fgr NO.,
o. for No. 2, and ga ass % hall. barrei 1or No:
iroe hsrfings. Maekerel: No. ], go; NO. =
Gin barrels, sls No. Gn baTrslsg sl2 No. 9. !
No. 8, II. itaSS.2o. Mess shad d. dtsj. IS.
Fssd.-Oats, 7oQ72Nc. p bushel. ShipstuM
from the min, SOC. ~ .husheI. Brownstud,
from the min, 4oc. q bushel. Wheat bran SOC.
Observation-Disclosures guano, $3.50 seton,
cash; Pacific guano, $40 per TOM Hour Of
bone, $40 a ton !; Phoenix guano, $50 % ton !;
Bradiey's superphosphate Of lime, $40: Sea
Fowl guano, $40 bone dust, 200 e ton James
River manipulated guano, regular prepara-
ton, SO flames River manipulated guanoi
special preparation. $50; James River ground
EPeruvian, 800 81 ton; Baugh,s raw bone phoss
phate, geo 81 ton Wilson's % amm0nisted super
realizer, s76 % ton |; Southern Fertilizing Com.
Euany's crude Peruvian guano, $S6 crushed
Peruvian guano, 500; phosrho Peruvian
guano, $75; tobacco fertilizer, Slo; Oin Do-
minion fertilizer. go; ground plaster, sls !;
lump plaster. s a:2Sss 4 ~; g nushe,
Fo,ols.-Dressed turkeys, aQ2ec. y 10; s ria
.o s4sssaMafsen apples, s4@ss e ea5rsl, s1
latter price for very fine large ones arisd ap g
b.; peaches peeled, lo@lsc.; unpeeied, Sysc.'
cherries seeded, 25c. al ~; not seeded ,4&goc
Furs.-Rabbit, &c; muskrat, l7c.; raccoon, 10
@aoc. gray fox, soc. red fox, 7oc.; large aare
opossnm, So. These are the prices for prime
skins Inferior qualities in proportion.
Fstse.-Toy's mining, 66c. 0S1. 10 p 100 feet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-09

AD6LPH WOLFF ADJUDGED NOT GUILTY.
The conrt was decidedly of the opinion
that the representations made by Wolf, as
brought out in tho testimony, were false
but It was also indispensable that it should
appear that by means thereof the sale OF
goods was etfectuated. Was it here proved
that such representations were the motive
that influenced and controlled the mind OF
Robinson in making the sale The evil
dence showed that Robinson had, for the
last four or FIVE years, repeatedly sold
goods to Wolff on the latter's own credit
previous to the time of the sale in ques-
zion, and that one of these sales was nearly
as large as the one giving rise to this pro.
secution. It also was most pregnant and
material fact that Mr.. Robinson testified
that he had gone up stairs to sell the ac-
cused bill of goods, which he would have
sold without the representations alleged
10 have been made by Wolff, and it ap-
peared he had agreed already to make sale
of a bill to Wolf, for he had invited the
accused in New York to come on and bny.
Robinson had admitted repeatedly that ne
would have sold Wolff any reasonable bill
Of goods, without any repres entatlons, as
he had done before.--Sun. ,s5
Wolff is veto be tried upon other In:
dictments. E
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, March THE Washing
ton Star of this evening says: General
Lorenzo Thomas will hereafter attend the
Cabinet meetings as Secretary of War, ad
interim, and business pertaining to the
War Department will be transacted
through him by the President"
The revenue receipts to-day. were 273,-
600; for the week, S5,250,000; for the
year, S135, 1000, 900.
The Senate's summons was served on
the President to-day. He will answer
by attorney on Friday, and demand rea-
sonable time for preparation.
The new Georgia case against General
Meade comes up next Friday in the SUI
preme Court. The McArdle case decision
is expected two weeks from Monday.
The Democrats here seem to be conf
dent of success in New Hampshire Tues
day.
Senator Vickers (elect), from Mary
land, has arrived, and will present his cre-
dentials on Monday. His admission is
certain.
The Senate yesterday considered S. S..
Cox's nomination as Minister to Austria,
but failed to confirm him.
The New York Tribune originates a
curious point regarding negro representa-
tiyes and senators-that their admission
involves the question as to when they be-
came citizens, the Constitution requiring
seven and nine years. citizenship as a
qualification.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-09
a suspscrtfl,o,ius Inda,yaauiasl lst ahe Thule.


raes. -
Paris Corrsspo dence Of London Daily News
On Saturday st about / o'clocks we'll
dressed man, under thirty years Of age,
.of most gentlemanly appearance, walked
under the srch In the Place .du Carrousel,
in the two inches of which there are sen.
tries on horseback, SIS OF the Horse Guards,
climbed over the ratings of the closed
gates with extraordinary dexterity and
CELEBRITY, and ran across the spacious court
yard toward the private entrance to the
Tuileries on the left hand side toward the
Seine. The cavalry sentinels, sitting so-
lemnly on their horses, and never expect
ing to be called upon for actual duty, did
not know what he was doing. He was per-
ceiFed from two guard houses and pur-
sued, but having great start, he got
into the Tnileries first. There he took the
Cent Guarde on duty by surprise, and
dashed past him, saying he had come on
urgent business. He got as far as the,
ante-room Of the Emperor's study before
he was arrested. Then he said: g ] must
speak to the ladies'" He was lodged in q
lookup chamber at the corner of the
palace near the gate at the corner of the.
garden surrounded by two lions. A ma
gistrate was sent for to inteTogate him 4
but he had not been in confinement more
than few minutes before he dashed him.
self against awindow looking out upon.
the river, and fell through upon the quay.
When taken up he was found TO have 81
broken wrist and his forehead badly lace.
rated. The Emperor's house surgeon, Dr..
Petra Santa, examined him, and after
seeing in what serious state he WIS,
ordered him to be taken to the Charlie
Hospital, where he now is. The man is q
German-whether a mailman or an assas-
sin is yet question.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-09

There is no man on this continent who
has more sufficient cause to honor the
memory, and to lament the. loss, of John
Dooley than the Editor of the Irish Citizen.
Amongst the g Reminisc !" which we
design to record, of our associates and &C
quaintances,. in the cause of Ireland, none
will be written more con araore than our
recollections of that gallant and genial
Irishman. Irish Citizen (Johs MstcheD.
General Butler, who attended the re-
presentation of fla Grande Duchesse at
Washington is said to haYe been highly
incensed at the character Of General Boatne,
which he takes as reflection on his own
warlike exploits. Round Table.
IThose who haye seen or read this opera
will appreciate the hit.l
The extreme Radicals are charging Mr..
Chase with being in the interest of the
President, and is determined to throw OBJ
staeles in the progress of the trial; but
none have denied that he has 80 far borne
himself with all proper dignity and impair
TALLY.
a bet of ten thousand dollars his just
been made in New York upon Presiden-
tial candidates. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-09

A SERIOUS RIoT.-W Yards Island, New
York, was the scene of great commotion'
on Thursday morning, owing to almost q
pitched battle between Irish and German
emigrants and others, who are under the
care there of the commissioner of public
charities and corrections. The origin OF
the quarrel was fracas which occurred
the day before between German and an
Irishman about drink Of water. The
latter got the worst of it, and his country
men on Thursday made his quarrel their
own. Proceeding (seven hundred strong)
to the quarters of the Germans (the lat
ter about eight hundred), a general fight
ensued, in the course of which sticks,
knives, and firearms, were freely used !;
but, luckily, the police came on the spot
before any lives were lost. Four OF the
combatants were so badly wounded that
they may not recover. Nearly thirty
others were more or less hurt. Some OF
the police were badly beaten by the riot
ers, the ringleaders of whom are In Gus
tOdy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-09
Cincinnati, February 20, 1868.

: BARK1s IS W1LL1N'. MIR. Hunnicutt, in
closing the suffrage debate in the Virginia
Convention, says he has "seen determined
opposition to reconstruction, and is now
willing to disfranchise twenty thousand
more than the reconstruction acts disfran-
chise." This is self-abnegation, indeed.
Considering that Hunnicutt was all along
"willing" to go as far as anybody in the
DISTINGUISHING business, that it was he who
first started cries of " bloodshed, if neces-
sary," in his infsmmatory harangues to
the Richmond negroes, and that he has
been the leader of the most malignant fac
ton of Radicals, this appearance of being
forced, despite his own natural tenderness
and charity, by the sheer disclosures of
events, to the ungracious and unpleasant
task Of acknowledgements, is amazingly
cool. We have no doubt that Mr.. Hunni-
cult is quite "willing," if he gets the
chance, to do as he says.-Ne,o York
Times, "a z
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COMMERCIAL
RICHMOND MARKETS.

SATURDAY, March 2, 1885,.
AIcohol.-S4.5o q gallon.
Ak.-Scotch, best brands, pints, So % dozen /;
Dacon.TShoulders, ls@IsHc. ribbed sides,
15@l5hc.; clear ribbed sides, l5h@l6c.; Vir-
ginia hog-round, l3H@14kc. Virginia hams,
I5@l6c.; canyassed hams, $780,; plain hams,
Seans.-white, 1915 q bushel; mixed, $3.50
B,ater.-Prime, 4o@46c.; other grades, 500
Baos.-Grafn: Union, ssc.; National, SOC. /;
extra Bur1ap, s36c. common Burlap, lSc.;
English linen, hand made, 4o,46g6oc.; An
Brandy.-French, s1o@s1s; apple, $3.50,
wholesale; Philadelphia, 81. 4o@$2.75 ; peach,
Brooms.-Three strings, 1915; four strings,
small, $3.50; large, $4.5o; five strings, 5000;
Richmond made brooms, two strings, $l.75@
90; three strings, s2.26@$s 20; four strings, IS
Buckets. Painted, two hoops, ss.es@sa.7S;
three hoops, $3.50.
B,tck1ohedt Four.-6c. % b.
Concentrated Ns.-slss@ss g dozen by the
'A esssinens.-ss.l@ 80 q barrel; James River,
GosSsetionertes, TRAITS, dc: Candy, stick, CSC:
LAYERS, s6sa box. Figs, 25@3Oc. n b. Lemons, 90
abs "a box, Oranges-Sicily S6ls8 q box /;
Havana, $I2 @ Dbl. Almonds, St05oc. b.
Co1n.-See Corn Exchange Report.
Con-, Meal.-City mills, bofted, Sl.20; coun-
try mills, 81 .o50$I 10.
Gesse.-Northern and Western prime cut
ting, &c.,, common, l2@Ibc.; English. dairy,
esss.-Rio, sl@25c.; Laguayra, 2s9asc. !;
Java, SS@4Oc. 10
cundles.-Adamantine, light weight, 100
2lc.; full weight, 25c. !; tallow, 15c.
Chiffon 0zrds. @ss q dozen; wool Cares
o. 60@S8. ;ss.5. Is .,z!s,,a =, ooe :,
$50. Manchester, 81; Leaksytiie, sl; 1o:
Dry Gocds. Prints: Sprague ana Pacific
$780,; American and Dunnels, l4o.i Amos
kaag, dark, 1910; Arnold a, nc, Wamsutta
i9Ho. Brown Sheetings: r. Battersea, !2hc.
North Carolina Sheetings, Al, l6e..; Mtdlo
THAN, u, Ic.; *, lso.; la, l4c. Standards
A, Ice; q, loc., &. lie. Plaid Linseys
l6@S6c,, American Dsiainss, soc. Eleachal
shirtines: <, l06Blac.; k, l9Gl6c.; 40. LAG
s2Nc. Kentucky Jeans, 1887 Nc; printet
"a tiseta. 200eec.; Dixie stripe, 1916. tick
ing I9Ae ls5c. checks, lo02ec. q cambria
iSHMl9c.; drilling, 10000 In hoop skirts
thrssds, spool cotton, and otious generally
no change sinas last report. ~ alfs
Drugs aad 1DeafTs,-Aluaa, Co.; cappasas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-09

GRANT IN THE VEST am not sur
prised to find that Grant is not as strong
out here as in the East. Bondholders' pa
tronage there has weakened him here. /
have not seen, neither have met any one
who has seen, an original Grant man.
Every Republican prefers some one else,
but submits to Grant, since the wire-puilers!.
will have it so. A wrong move on the;
finance question would push him from the.
track. And the difficulty in this quarter
is so great, while the willingness for Radi-!
cal reconstruction is so perfect in the.
West, that am more and more persuaded
we can, as to the negro question, shape the
party platform exactly as we wish it, if we
are only faithful, and exact all that belongs
to US. The next three months are our
seed time. Let us be. up and doing.
WENDELL PHILLIPS. /
Cincinnati. February %. 1868.