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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04
MEETING OF TILE woRKINGMEN's UNION.


The Worl1ingmen's Union met last evening,
President Nelson W. Young in the chair. The calling OF
the roll showed less than half the fun number hf dele
gates 20 he present After tho transaction Of some
routine business the President introduced 70 the del
egates Mr. Alexander McDermot. President OF the
Miners Association OF England, who, after returning
thanks for the reception which had been accorded 10
him that he before visited this country
and had then determined % here again and nyes
cate the different relations Of the labor question the
United States. lie had spent several months observing
the condition OF the Chinese abOrers In the Pacific States
and Territories. He had found them generally I'm most
abject and degraded condition They performed labOTs
which no civilized men ought ever to he asked 10 per
form. Generally they not their own masters.
but their labor contracted for before their arrival In
this country and they had only 10 obey the Of the
contracts made for them, but not By them.
He ana not believe that any nation ut this
period of tho world could stOp hmm
grafton hut Inc believed that they might nut a stop TO
this importation OF ab0res little betlor than and
he would earnestly counsel the wOrkigmen Of the United
States take this matter into consideration aud use
their efforts to nut stop to this traffic The committee
appointed at the ast meeting to advise with District At
torney Garviu 10 reference To the recent decision ~
Justice Val, m the case OF one Of the memhers the Ia
h0rors Uuiou ega!ust the Society Tor OF nunoy FROM
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To suudpy-.cboos Teachers.

Ta columns having added the OF "THR EXAMINER
AND CHRONICLE" much the largest wel " much tho
most largely circulated Baptist the world II Will have
special 1870 aud them The Life and Teachings
Of Jesus Christ Of Sunday school Lessons Rev. Au
GUsTUs a. STRONG Cleveland Ohio The hrs Of these Les
sous with questions suggestive will be Published the 20
instant Cor the arst second Sundays January.
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HOME NEWS.
TIKI WEATHER

hRwYOKE Hour. Tbsr. Bar. Wind hoa" Ic ~ %
Dec 81 9l0fh
~ 3l9 3nl2H. W - % a. :. ~.
80 D.l5 n ". ~ ~ 81 20 ~ W.
Ks-Murning-Slghtly CLOUDY irp 70
cloudy at noon; began to between p and snow
to 1880. Depth OF snow fallen men. sn -
sunset windy noon sunset sprinklng snow l'lo:
Tyeuup-Very windy and clear. Red aurora Dfeak 70
70 The codest day Of the season. Noted II ?, m to
midnight Ittle cloudy Ill5; slightly cloudy l:2O % H.
The nlsnet Saturn is situated In the sign OF
"The scornon about one hour easnorth-east OF the
noted lunar star Antares II will set with me sun on Dec
IO on Feb % IL will rise near the easlsoueast noIzon
raj poiut al I'm the morning, and Will be ABOUT Two ue
crees or four Of the mOOn nearly south OF ta
inmnary at The moon will be almost TWO Jays IL
Ter liz last quarter
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Su,nal nrtl,ts.

Phalon,, yitsIiatD ORR Salvation for the Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAF hair ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
pu,Lops "vITALIA" differs utterly from all the Ns'' CO..
.s r,,or.n" a 10 1t totally dasr'n' pm
anil. II . Hup h.sr,n and perfectly iunoeuO1 pf'spA''' no
,,,,u,p, matter rsquss 'hAEinE up ana Communicates
, 70 the ,ln or the No ev'a" Ia n'''i to sOn'
M ia bu .pv,.ras the ample reason 40 MOI iEoG
,o intent. and purpose, DnoorEHr in Toilet cs'a''
=. ,u,,n,y, PHALoN L son Nor.rorh.
Furs
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
CHOICE SITS IN
AsTRAKHAN ke Ne
MINK sgTS A. go. worth SIS
ROYAL BRMINE SITS -, Nofl w.
ASTRARB An SACQUhS b.D Norm no .,o.
LONDON MADE skAl SAISItS @'oV "ot'h pm
MISSES SITS e. AUD lpFarL.
'H ''' - BlRkE. 80 Broadway
nrnuch ~ i2 fs'oa't
IIouers Tor Parior Mncows go,
Ntsnd hnlraslr OF AZ
NJ ,,srs store, vi Bg0Aissg oVvo'''e Legl -
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MARRIED.

-WOODRU THURSDAY evening Dec The sIienas
ofh. bfrb by the Rev. Wslagtor R0nan sirI
Jones eldest daughter the Augustus
Noodruf al Of This city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S~Yort MONDAY ~ bV Rev.
Dr. Burrhard McDoggA vi N-SsrG y o., 90 Matte FOL
81 thA city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wednesday. Dec J. At Summer.
f, Rev WIN, suf.ry George MsrrJwsahsf
D. Naggs daughter Of Tbos NedIle. al ~ Brooklyn.
NUICK-wALKE-In B~leherowu. Mass THURSDAY. Der 2
the rrsrut uuce Mr. Orome Walker by the Rev.
Nj WoalwortL q. Minck Of BaokJu n y. 70 A =. VIZ
gsi. daughter MI a. g. Ntlke oths former place NO
sCHOIFY-BLYTfi-O weiue,iAJ. Dec J. ST. ANS Church
Nsxoft b. d. Gsulel Charles Seboy 10 sarah ~ Bh both
Of this city.
An Notice. n Marriages must be iHdorsed lci4h tn!'
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THE STATE or TRADE.


LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
FRyKToRr Dee 3UBed States bends closed im and
AvRE - mCotton closed quiet both spot and shost
Tres Onsrs 1854 francs Low Midhogs anoa9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04

daily to the Treasury by the breaking up of this neiar
iOns system. =. A. .
In the afternoon the tug boats which brought tne
troops and Revenue officers the Navy 1ard III tne
morning took them board again. the soldiers
two days ratons addition 70 the eight days ratlons
on board Their destination Is unknown. but IL Is sup
posed 10 be the intention OF the officers 10 make uoeceh
In the Red Hook region OF the Twelfth Ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04

Por 81 80 paper will be by mail until January 1871 to
NEW SUBSCRIBERS SO by carriers now Is THE TIME
TO SUBSCRIBE Address EXAMINER AND CHRONICLE Box
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04

We call attention TO the advertisement OF
The DeTrom Building Company TO start III Ihl'i ii
NeWJersey aDout the first of January JUS y i -,
mcnt Is OF the Oldest III the state, ana sthus NJ
it's branch Of business Col Detrom the or glhhto
present proprietor, Is also web known throuEhou' ~
State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04

DETROIT Mict Dec 3Wheat-BItra Oss At 81 "a No frm
H. Dressed Hogs advanced Csc sales at Sll 5JdSl2 So
OswEGo Dec 3fou unchanged sales Of 600 ob at SO y
for No Spring; So 80 for Amber Winter; 81 for Whts 81 ~
Double EItra quiet; Milwaukee Club 30; Choice
White Canda 81 6 Corn STEADY q o. Barley nominal ? "a
81 O5 UpLaks Canada 81 % for Ba Qune Corn Meal ~ %
Mlieed unch4Bgsi shorts S2lGS2 bhgsiua szJG
Middings per Railroad PueghFiour 20 Bos
HeNiork, S6c Albany 73c Lake lmpors-8b6O
bush Wheat; $500 bush CoBi 800 bash Barley; 5000 bush
Peas
BUEVAto Dec 3-Rseeipt.Pour 700 bhli Wheat 1900
Barley 10000 bush Flour inactive Wheat dl holders
busb No Red Toledo at 81 o. Corn nominal
gdg9c dull and nominal SIC Rye neglected Barley quiet;
three cars ourowed nominal
95cdsl Pork Lard unchanged HghwBes held a: 81 "
ALBlSY 3-Wheat-n improved and willing demand for
White Rye and dull 81 05 with
little offering quiet and steady moderate home and
demand Western MIXED 10 small lots 81 lJd 81 "a
Barley sought bu, the inquiry Eted few mssters ani
rather prices: Of 80 hush state 10 lots
private terms the Caus
condition dull and lower, sales of 4O bush
Star in eis a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04

BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET-pec. J
CsRecspls today ao head. for tue weeA. 400 head market
,.. firm and shade letter stock slprror l1
head Al - premium; Ssd 20 - Tor Ertrs - 5JG %
Tor Common and active. Sheepksceips moderate
IA sir demand. tauA tc higher
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Important To Railway Travellers:
The December Number Of
APPLLETONS NATIONAL HALLWAY GUIDE,

APPLLETONS NATIONAL RAILWAY GUIDE,
Is Now Ready. Contents:
T. A NEW LARGE RAILWAY MAP or THB UNITED STATES
AND THE DOMINION CANADA which is represented all
railways railways dyrrgmg from Boston, HewloTk Phais
pha Cincinnati Chicago Louis together with OF the
Union Central Pacific Railway from Council Bluffs and Omaha to
Sacramento nd San Francisco.
H. ONE HUNDRED RAILWAY MAPS. representing the principal
reliable routes Of travel West South No9 and
East opposite will be found the time table 81 the line
III IMPORTANT TSTRUCTIONS TO RAILWAY TRAVELLERS IN
reference purchasing oke checking baggage sDd tue routes 10 take
will represented by deneang the towns villages
audci through which the trains -.
~. INDEX TO UPWARD or EIGHT THOUSAND TOWNS, VII
Lagos AND CITIES situated and connected WITH the Railways
and Cand Of which will be found upon
the Railway representing principal routes OF travel
v MONTHLY ACCOUNT OF RAILWAYS AND THEIR PRO
GRESS -. - -u.,,,, , q,
VI ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL &c, Ge' ke
IMPORTANT TO RAILWAY TRAVBLERS-Be particular and see
.bt yoo g ApPI RTOSS RAILWAY GUIDE fonud at all
principal stores periodical aud ageue hte nd
Offices and railways ia the United states arc snsaA
D. APPLETON & Co. PubishsB
on " M 1 4rand
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SANTA tInus
iasl1g Drug Store at & toSsrhrTtTF Ps'AH
EAAG PsEA for Culp-i HANDS Sore lips and tue Toilet
The Trophy TOmat0.-Ci'culis ready Address GsoRds l.
WlEsG, IT,, Ogdeu Yarn. Newport. L. l.
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WEEKLY COTTON MARKETS

wSssros c. Dee 3-Coton closed quiet At 29d23ic for
Mddng Net receipts week 40 bales Exports c0awise
o67 baes sales 80 bales stock 800 bales Spirits Tupentne dull
Ron armer STRAINED 81 co. Crude TurpeBtEe 81 1882 90
Tar
ArGrsr Dec 3Coou opened active At Die but closed dali
2Jd33tc Miding 85 bales. receipts 208 bales
Of the week Js7 bales receipts 6Os bales. stock - 30 bales
Dec 5CotoH closed finn 2iG24io. for Md
ding Net receipts Of the weet, 925 bales ETpo1o Great
Britain bales; the Continent Jj2l bales ooassise 6J
Socs DO bales UpBds and 1897 bales
Receipts today 200 bales sales TO bales Sea Islands
nominal - ..
NoRpoLK Va Dee 9-Coton closed qn 29le for Mdtng
receipts the week 1907 bs coastHse BJi bales
J8B bse Receipts today l+5 bales
exports. e0astvss. 100 bales; sales. DDl hhles
GLyGsroN Dec 3Coton quiet In light demand Receipts
e992 bales EIporTO NeWlOk go bales 70 Liver
poslA be- bales .3l2 bales
&C ls3O bales
cossWi.s bales total EEports-To CoE0eui
l.47O Stock. 0Ib bales 49, -
BosroS Dee a-CotoH quiet and steady Mddng UplsB Si
2 Of the ~rek go bales coas.rse gro bales
total 800 bsles Stoet, 1870 bslrs.
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Attention is called 20 the advertisement Of Mrs L. L.
under the heading Of Teachers,
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DIED

An Notice. of Marriages must be Endorsed Nth tul
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-04

Florence and John scanuel lived at the Compton
House OF which John az ono time part owner john,
as may expected, after reading the above account, II
a deputy. sheTi1, ana particular Trend OF eheiln
OBrien. 1t little singular that IN the very mouse ia
which Florence Scanned received what VIII probably
prove death wound he, two years ago. shOt ana Sc
uousy wounded James Irving, the AssemDlyman-elect
from the district Johnson says he may be 1ound az
Pages Hotel at the OF Spring and Meststt puI
friends OF his say he Is engineer and lives IN "ia
burgh. o-.-.. ,1.,...
William Tnsman is a bOarder at the Compton house
and is understood 10 depend politics for lVlug
III was understood that Coroner Rollins wouu attend
aud take the ane-mOrtem statement OF Scannel but IA,
had not done up 10 late hour ana as inc Nouhncu
man Ohstiuately refused o. tell any one awning COZ
nected with the ARRAY who shOt hul' perhaps
we'll that he remained say. ScanneI N.s
by his relatives and few friends but last evening ln
physicians refused allow any one else 70 sec hn' u y
necessary lac Should be kept quiet Nonoe u nv.
tanned Of his recovery and nj late hOur last eh n'
was reported as sinking rapidly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03

TV1uE GOLD MEDAL WIS sy.rd
l. ed at the late fair (u Bal N tr) to
Chss NJ. Sti' fl, for the hest P'ahOs now
made over Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York Pianos. Office and Wsrerooms
No. North Liberty ST., near Baltimore
ST., Baltimore, Nd.
Sti,f's Pianos have all the latest improve
ments, including tie ARrsff. Treble, Ivory
Fronts, and the improved French Acti, n.
Fully warranted for five years, with priv
ltge Of exchange within twelve months, II
not entirely satisfactory to purchaser.
Second hand Pianos and Parlor Organs
always on hand from $50 TO $500. ID.
Reference, who have our Pianos in use
Gen. X. L Lee, Lexington, Va, Gen. Roht.
Rawson, wilmii g'on, N. c., Gen. d. ii.
Hill, Charlotte, N. c., Gov. John Leicher,
Lexington, Va, John L. Rhca. s. Col. J.
p. Snapp. at Blountville, Tenn, Martha
washir gton College, Abingdon, Va. Terms
liberal. A call is solicited. oet3O u
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03
VIII TIR FEEDING OF MILoH COWS

Eos. RURAL AMERICAN :--Iu the
winter feeding Of milch cows there
should be the utmost regularity and
cleanliLeis. Be parlitu ar and give
plenty Of feed, aud to those cattle who
are in a full ajw of milk, warm food
should be given. Care should be taken
as regards the temperature of the water
they drink, for it has very Damaging
feet to drive out freshly calved COW,
III cold winter day to drink out of an
icy trough, pond or brook When a
COW is in the first flush of her milk
abe should DO provided with warm shell
ter. warm "slops," ut regular hours,
say three times day, aud on pleasant
days an hour or so of exposure to the
sunshine, the monday sun being gen,
orally the best time for this purpose.
We think that the water for mich
cows should be as near the temperature
OF the stable in which they are kept as
possible. A very good plan, aud one
which is being generally introduced
ioto the improved dairy barns, is, that
OF having the water rest ON the floor
within reach of eye.y COW IL being a
veil known fact, that the drier the food
the more wa or the animals will con,
sumo, g. il stand, to reason that if the
water is so placed that al of the animals
can get at Il at will, the more adyanta.
geous it will prove.
As regards to the feeding of mich
cows in winter, it has been fully proven.
that light meals which carry a large
Sdmixture Of bran, are far preferable
to the heavier grained feed Of great
faltenlps properties--Under the head
at light meals most suitable for the
P'rpo Of feeding to mich cows, comes
bran, which in Itself is an excellent
c"ndlment, cparsly ground tuekwheat
md brewers graius, if tAay can be 90,
Where a herd Of mitch CONS, are kent
. s'eam'ns apparatus Is indispensable.
ny ITS use, great mass Of coarse mato.
rial eau be made available. whioh
would pthtrWise be uuseryieeuble and
Nor less. 4uu
There s nothing worse for nil,h
cows than stout timothy, being I'M
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03

better than rye straw, il the seed is "a
lowed to form. 1t is said by many,
that a milkman's hayipg sh Juld com.
menee fortnight before 'arezirg, and
close fortnight earlier. BY 80 dung
wi at he may loose in weight he will
"a 10 sucnlcncc, aud that IL what
PROMOTES a quick flow Of milk. Glover,
when carefully anil jhdiciously cured is
The best hay fW milca cows June
grass from old meadows is excellent,
and red tops, or as j, is commonly term
ed, herds-grass is very good. GRAzIER
Kane Co, Ill.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03
~ L WATT PLOW

SPECIAL NOTICE 7


As the season for the cultivation Of crops Is now
approaching, would call especial attention to
No. A. Law. 1Lb plow has never failed to take
tho first premium at every Agricultural Fair at which
ithas been exhibited, to wit; DaBvlle In 1867 and
ls6s at Lexington and staunton, the Fair Of the Viz
ginia State Horticultural Society, and the Fairs at
Henderson, N. c., Anderson, s. c., In 1862 II Is
unrivalled as cultivating plow. II saves all hoe
work, loosens and puverIes the soil deeply and by
asimple change OF pieces it is fallow and furrow
plow subsoil and cultivating plow and fitted with
the steel scrapor Is the best implement for scrap.
ing out cotton, tobacco, and vegetables. For full
particulars send for circular. Fully warranted
and out Of thousands sold In tho States from Mary
land to Texas, not one has been returned, and all
praised
Price, with extra point, wrench, eultiraiing and
subsoil mould, tC.jO. Steel ScTaper, 81 50 and So
A. to size.
Full stock Of other SHES Of plows Of the /" Ar
Pattern, 66 and '67," both right and left handed and
warranted free from choking, and to their work
every essential particular thoroughly and with
less draught than any pillow made in the city Of
Richmond, and In this ARHASTr we mean literally
what we say WATT 4 KNIGHT
1887 Franklin Strce1, Richmond, Va
re Samples be seen at the oaice OF the Bristol
EsSs, and also at the agency of }. R. Anderson q
Co.. stol march 2e-ly.
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lAnADEMInAL OouRSE.

The student selects his own course Of
study, under the advice Of his Parents or
Of the Faculty. The several Schools are so
arranged as to admit of complete course
Of study in the following directions:
l. Department Of Arts, to which is At
tached the Degree of BACH, . AZ
z. Department Of Science
with the Degree of BACHELOR Of Sci
ExcF.
8. Department of Philosophy.
Degree Of BACHELOR or PHILOSOPHY.
The Degree Of MASTER OF AIRS is con
ferred on Students who have completed the
course Of study in nine Schools, and have
taken distinctions In seven Of these.
2. PROFESSIONAL COURSES.
|. Department Of Civil Engineering
with the Diploma OF CIVIL ExoIS
Q. Department Of Mining Engineering
With the Diploma of MISISG ESGIxEER.
8. Department of Law and Equity .a
with the Degree of BAouELoR OF LAW.
Il is proposed still further to extend the
Practical and Scientific Departments in the
direction of
l. Mechanical Engineering. 2. Applied
dentistry. 3. Agriculture. 4. Commerce.
8 PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
This course embraces the subjects
Latin, Greek, Mathematics and English
preparatory to the regular College classes
a., STUDENTS BUSINESS SCHOOL.
In this School, Penmanship, bookkeeping.
Accounts, &C., are taught, under the au-
thority of the Faculty.
Special Privileges and Honors.
As special inducements to diligence, three
Gold Medals and Eve Honorary Scholarships.
the latter covering tuition aud college fees
are annually awarded.
Three sters of Arts are annually ap
pointed as ''Resi lent Masters" with vIlua
BILE privileges and erioluments. tse Oh.
The Collie 90 educates, free Of charge.
all candidates for the Ministry, properly
recommended. 1t appoints to free Scholar
ships twenty FIVE young men intending to
make Journalism their profession. II gives
q long credit TO meritorious young men
without meane.
The next session opens the Sd Thursday
Of Sept, and closes the 4th Thursday Of
June.
Necessary expenses need not exceed 1926
per annum ' "
For further informa ton address
J. NJ. LEIGH, cL'Kor FAcULrY
~ IugitL. Va
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NOTICE TO THE FARSE' 8 r SUI
IN LlvAN aud adjoining Gun sS'


n, s,i.,oi T.nn-. and Atlanta, Ga, have made
annie tnonied gene ns to pay CAsh roh ~,
PRopUcE 81 regular NAH quotations. my ", =,
,hs hnuse in Atlantis. Drafis 10 be drawn through
tho senior partner, Capt W. L. MARTIN, Of bristol
Bils OF lading to acsompsny the dfaits.
We will also supply the trade with pomes,cs ana
Clifton Yarns ut cost and carriage and viii take Pro-
dvcs in exchange july l6u
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VICTOR e. AMBLER-
... Wholesale and Retail
B00KSE LERS & STATIONERS
1853 Main Street,
LYNC1hBURG, VA.

School and College Tert Books
Miscellaneous. Sfamdand, LaT,
and Medical Literature.
STATIONARY FOR s jHOOL and
OFFICE USE,
BLANK BOOKS, AEAORAEDUMS,
Writing and Wrapping Papers, Wall pa.
pers, Window Shades Cornice, So, togeth-
er with all goods usually kept in a first
class bookstore. -
Any book wanted, no matter where, or BY
whom published, supplied at PUBLISHERS
PRICES. Liberal discounts made to teach
ers. I... t.....
The trade supplied at Northern Wholesale
and Manufacturers prices.
Orders From Country Merchants
Solicited.
Apr "a ly
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poNDHoLDRs OF THE VA. q TENN
- RAILROAD COMPANY,

Every preparation has now been LaAas for the
funding OF the past dae Interest IN ths manner and
given.
on Ard AnsT The hrst day ot November, ! shall be
Glad to FeesiVe the past due Coupons Of the Com.
subject Otherwise, which bondholdeu nav de.iTe
To inAks IN furtheTAnso Of this Objost,
shall occupy room in the c0mpAny's main buid
ing at LynchbIrg. CHARLES W srlTHAH
Funding Agent,
oct ~ I'm Lynehburg, Va
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03

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