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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-05-07
Furnished House to Let,

Furnished House to Let,
RIO respectable family, and the owner and wife
L will board with the Tenant
Apply at q Wilmot St, mays diff
Steam Power to Let !!
A LSO, Wharf Room either with or without power,
Il Good Dockage facilities.
Coal Dealers, High St. Wharf,
ap17-dtf 302 Commercial foot OF High street.
To Let.
MYTH immediate possession, Store No 80 Com
w mercial street, Thomas Block) lately occupied
by Morris, Sawyer q Kicker
Apply to N. u. MILLER, Atheneum Building,
Plum st. ap2dtf
40 Let,
HALF OF Store No 24S Congress Block, suitable
LII for Shoe Store, Jewery, or any light manutac-
turing business. Enquire on the premises. mr2Otf
Stable to Let.
Private Stable, at q High street. 1t has two
IA stalls with Patent Feed Boxes, a good Harness
room, Jump in the stable good Lofts and Room for
Carriages. Apply at Office of
WESTBKOOK BRIT. CO., 176 Middle street.
mrl0d2m w. w. STEVENS.
TO Let C/leOp.
fEiHE second and fourth floors in the Thompson
Block, Middle st, over +. l.. Stanw0od's Drug
Store, with counting Room complete, adapted for
any jobbng business. Possession given Immediate
ly. Enquire of VIM. II. STEWART, E. S. STEW
ART, 3511 Congress ST. or q. II. SMARDON, ON the
premises. te10tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-05-07
Brick House for Sale.

Ms...I Maple, cOntaing ten finished rooms Gas and
Z.A. plenty of good water. Heated by furnace
Ihis property is conveniently located for business
can be had for s 1900; part on mortgage.
pply to w. II. JERKS, Real Estate Agent,
apr 26-d3wN Under Lancaster Hall.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-05-07
TO LET.

Stores 40 Dc SO Exchange st.
A LSO, Chambers on Second and Third Floor, on
"A the same street Apply to
w. HI. ANDERSON.
At Office of Nathan Webb, Esq,
ja27dtf No SO Exchange st.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-05-07
BOARD AND ROOMS.
TO LET.

a TO LET.
tsiiklf.U The KirkwOOd House, Scarboro'
ELLA Beach, Maine-about eight miles from Port
land, and very pleasantly 81 uated; and in good
order-built by James Gunnison, lately deceased.
The Furniture, Carpets, Crockery, Billiard Ia
bles and all the other personal property, will be sold
at auction, next May 18th, at 10 O'Clock M, sub
ject to mortgages that tbe'same; information
of which, can be had by enquirng OF Messrs. HOW
ARD q CLEAVES, Attorneys at Law, Portland,
Me.
leased
Terms will be given at the sale.
April Both, 1869. may1d1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-05-07
Partner Wanted.

Partner Wanted.
A Special or Active Partner with cash capital
Il of $4,000 $4,000, to take an interest in the
manufacturing business, well established in this
city, managed by mechanics who know and under
stand their business. Any person who ha, the money
and wants aud means business, can apply to
JOHN c. Proctor,
may1d1w No. SO Exchange Street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-05-07
House and Land for Sale.

49,
I:;: A House on corner of Bracket and Peach
m4e.sAHsts, containing nine rooms. Also hard and
SOFT er.
B-To be sold within ten days.
Apply.
ap23-1Ud* SIS Bracket 81.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-05-07

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-28

The Memphis Convention seems TO ave
brol en- Of its own expansion. Inaugural.
ted less than year ago upon the specif
ic issue Of direct trade between Norfolk
AMI the coast Of Europe, it grew and
fl jurisbed by sheer unity Of design and
unity Of action. Pleased with the fiat
teriDg promise some unwise friend took
the young child forth and with Alexan-
lrian ideas sought to enlist the Cont
nent in its nursing. But the Continent had
other children sitting hungry by the sea
and no sooner than brought to look at di.
rect trade their appetite grew to Omniv
erous proportions and all round our
Southern Coast they too called for the
foreign thing called Greet trade. Then
there was the old child New England
which had grown fat upon it; and send
ing down from Rhode Island Mr.
Sprague it did much TO mislead aud
thwart the efforts of the younger chaps.
To be plain we think the whole idea
rather burst from disten;ion. Virginia
Tennessee and Kentucky are alone
solely interested in the Norfolk scheme
aud the admission OF other parties now
implies the ruin Of the original plan.
1t has not yet struck us very forcibly
that Memphis is a point where eoncen-
tratiOn would seek just now relief at
Norfolk. Louisville has been selected
for the next meeting. Very good.
Now strip the design of outside and riv.
al interests and let us revert to the orig.
inal plan, and may be we Gao yet cure
the evil of dilution. Else we will have
again at the adjourned meeting the in>
trusion of the New Cork Gold room, and
of the New England enmity for ovoty
enterprise which is based south of Phil
adelphia. What care We abont Sp-ague' S
free trade schemes, or the rate of inier-
est GU Gold bearing bonds, or the Ports
Of Savannah and Charleston? Away
with these trojan horses. let us re,
turn to the question and the question is
Norfolk.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-28


We give place to the letter of Col.
10. w. Hughes, which viii be seen to
have appeared first in the columns Of
the State Journal Oar pain a: the
detection Of this one of our prominent
men of Southwest Virginia is cqualled
only by our surprise that he can prefer
Wells TO Walker, Harris to Lewis, and
tho choice Of Virgiuiaus to the will Of
her foreign rulers. We would, bow.
ever, do violence to our own convictions
and the wishes Of our readers did VIC
disguise our qualification at his able and
practicable remarks in connection with
those railroad interests Of our people,
which are second in Importance only to
the political life of the Common wealth.
The sharp pen Of Col. Hughes cuts at
ouee right through that mischieVious
effort of the very journal whose columns
it adorns, which would array in mad
division those who stop not to reason
upon the i'll timed question of cousoli-
dation. Virginia is on fire and threat.
cned by little less than ruin from q
conaagration which be seems uueon-
sciously to be feeding. Yet, be claims
that no diver'iag issue should be made
over secondary aud subordinate inter
ests. We would aid him ia the positive
elimination of this question from the
canvass, Let al minor questions and
issues disappear, aud let every son Of
Virginia, forgetting those things which
are behind" buckle on his armor Of
State love aud gropple with all the
powers Of his being the enemy whom
we believe is seeking tue murder and
violation Of the Old Dominion.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-28
The Eariy Gtass .f9air.

As the Bristol Nc,cs was the first pa
per to publish the affair between Col.
Glass aud Gen. Early, and the only one
to animadvort upon it, we give place to
Gel Glass's own statement of the mat
ttT:
an, ciirg Gen. EIrly accidentally, an3
not hLvirg seen him since his return iron
Canada, inyoluntarily sp, Ike to him. WheI
he declined to return the salutatop, asked
him if h. d insul,ed him. He said had
not, and then turned or into the sitting
room. l followed bin, aud asked him h.
mad intended to insult me. lie said be ha
uot, but said it in such a manner, and
couI led it with such a remuB al out my
political position, that caused me TO break
ny walking cane over his head. He resi- ted
sith h cane, but did not knock me down,
IS stated 10 the paragraph, or rjure me ma
terially il any way. l should act precisely
in the same way, IN Ter similar circumstan
ces, with him or any other man.
K. IL. GLASS
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-28

patch from Memphis, announcing that Go,
sprsgus would sddre,s the working men Of
Nashville on Monday X.
4" what about that conspiracy. Won id
old villain z" sid Capt. Townsend. a dele.
gaze TO u East TttBsssce.
J.il Brownlow says TO Townsend. " Go
snd get a bottle OF croion al and work
wi ans cut Of this eluvent.oa."
Co. Jshn B.0wulow We hal been to'd
ihat the YOU Z meu he'd no ripi.t h,ie. or
words 20 that ilect. IN er.t fed 49, 80,
that all lbe Young men zero for Ssnier 7 @
stat, m'nt mat Gov. S ht,rreutd uuf,
er,icw to 4 commit II he S., k,s pa,ty,
iftrUe j. perhaps not the " hole truth. VS.
Il siar'd to him that Co. S oses hal an
. tlo-z such ~ arrarg meat, aud would
be bound by IL 2
G.n. II. II. Thomas.-M-. Thotnberr did
not safe TO Gov. inter- that be repre-.
sent, d GEN. Stokes.
NJ Thornberg- Y dij, nd have
I the proof Of It.
Thomas No. Sir, you didn't.
ThOrnberg- Guu are a d. liar.
Then following another ex ting seen
/ Delegates arose tn their f. I. AID puliccm, n
+ we're On the qni tire, expecting that u c
aug AN ~ aA q "a flTl WIN q Ut NJ ON q
/ fight, IN. The crowd were doomed to d sal =
/ puiuimrut.
Ia ~ gard to this interview between the
F r'mmittee whu waited un Gov S.ntcr. Dr..
Fns N, Nr. Poison and SIR II, be,g r made
~tai 'mruiS Of what trdbsI ei aecordii z to
. th-ir reCnllt ciiu..
Judge He H., iuierrup'i1g- Would it no.
be an Outrage or cudjfata FOR Gov, ruor
. 10 suggest WlO Shout tie the chairman Of
lbe uuHin itiug coaventi,up woulI d, I
stpnori 81 h a man an D ar.
CD. BfnwuloW continued mis- remarks nj
som' Irng!h an I, before CO, c'uliug pitched
int, Nj. lIlmiiior, Of SjeR,y, at, ut hi,
I suzIt SPECULATION.
Haul o1.- How much sugar bad stolen
when you dofeudcd me b fore the Memph
I convention?
BcwulnE.-I thea thought what I saw
Ia the Union and Aiser can aud Banner
were bel lies, but have since founl OF
that rcbe's will tell the truth.
further coloqpy e. slrd, when fomc
man from the stand said Col d-m II,
move We stop speaking aud 90 Lone. he
suggest was seconded and carried will
hardly dissoI ting voice, and the great con
'ention su idenly qnit and the delegates
'ommruced di'persing, both factions ST
adhe ing s'oDgly to their fay0rites.
50 ended the last act Of the farce az The
5 ale capitol.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-28

II goes down calling with its dual voice,
upon that people around whom it has
drawn the fiery trials of persecution,
q" Help me Cassius or | sink.
1t lived and served its purpose in the
economy Of God, and in obedience to
that law which never pauses short Of
cquilbriums, il leaves its victims puri-
fed by ruin and iicipincd by principle.
The ashes and smoke Of its destruction
viii outlive the awful scourgo men
will move forward With the railway
peed Of time tennessee will rise and
r,cupcratc, and her sous erdeavoring to
orget the evil Of their Fathers, will
f'peak CT this piry With br',d breath,
but Jehovah wi taai j. We rrmcmbcr.
ID iil the world Toe zoe l,rpi,r N y
set its golden scai ur.i. tie accomplish
ments Of the day DO, rising ia uur ori,
cut, but up 10 history this black col
umn will stand in ambitions parallel
with the fall of man. 1t has already
paled into twilight our evil reeo.cetions
Of George the Third, and blunted with
familiarity that moral sense which for
iges has niched in iufamy the name Of
Pharaoh. Aud now comes down his
starry way that angel Of reform who
watches for that extremity of woe be
youd which man cannot endure, seeking
to save a whole people lost by oyerwecu-
ing trust in self The leader Of thi:
persecution hes wrecked on those phys
ical limits VII e. God has 81, fcr men
\ For him is left tc witness that one more
scene Of his dcmoniaeal followers, with
less Of remorse but more of sin than Ju'
das, falling hcadlong on its own sword
till all its bowels gush forth.
Thus closes the revolving drama o.
blood in Tennessee. God must have per
nit;ed the affection, bat has surely des'
troyed the perpetrators. Let the ante
mundane world claim the chaotic eli.
lnents, and may Tennessee rise anc
again claim the destiny Of mighty ma
tons.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-28

The Convention of radical spirits at
Nashville is beyond the Geld of especta
slesS1sism. Danto's Inferno pales be-
III To assume that it is a disgrace
W 'essee implies the prior assump.
Ill bat the State is representa- by the
hASeai party, which is monstrously un.
true. To assert that it was bred in VIC
fence, Graded 10 corruption and has its
sanimus in fraud, IS noiess true than the
irresistable corrollary that it is The
representative Of power which based
upon usurpation was incapable Of per.
pe,uating itself Violence begat explo.
sion and the wind produced the whirl,
wind. No herd Of Judoan Swine, torn
by the Gntagonisms Of devils, ever thun.
ders into tue deep with more ocleclric
plunge than thai which on Friday
last swept with euroel ydonic force into
thu furnace Of extinction the evil doors
ofTennessee. We look in siIvery won
der for the lost pieiads aud hold IN retro.
s9eeiiyo contemplation their golden
p'Ae within the skies, but vixen the
nnshaekIed sons of the "Volunteor
State shall have a pleasing momory Of
cost party it will be with shuddering at
the dark places it has left 10 her history
or with grateful and pleasing an.icipa.
lions at future time which shall spurn
aud exoerate it.
Yesterday it was known only by its
dehan3c Of The popular conscience. 1t
forsook kindred and friends and race
aud raising again the folded Gag Of bat.
us-gage itselfuP to blood and plauder
To-day it sits ia the ehaiuel house of
dead memories, Crucii by the ayen.
gers Of truth or hanged in chains by
mat fep'ep'ion which though slow vet
surely oyertak0S, it will be gazed at by
posterity as an ofienso in history. and
as worthless except in vindica,ion sftbo
, epgeapee which swolc it 10 pieces.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-28

TnE Wells party advertise +" We
cordially invite ooy one opposed to Re.
publican principles to meet Gov. Ilells
on tie stump and discuss tie questions
at issue" They don't invite The Wax.
or Party. We would 60 TO Abingdon
to sec the hide taken from him but arc
afraid Of loosing our letters. aud our
notes would be certain to be stolen ! 20.
We ne opposed, not 50 much to the
Principle of tho Republican Party, but
to its poRt Of Principle.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-28
Every Toad with n Sswel inis Head

From the heads Of the Radical rep
tiles who met in convention at Nash
vile, on the goth, we have gouged the
following pearls. The toads are rather
hideous, but the pearls are elegant
All frogdom was there. 1t eclipsed the
Slashes Of Hanover, and the swaps Of
the Chiekahominy. 4" From peak to
peak, tho rafting crags among, leaped
the live" bellowings of the mighty
bulls. Occasionally a small alto chirp
was heard from the little groeuhead
Houk. The princely John, from his
imperial den, skipped out upon the tur,
bid waves like rochocheI fugerstone,
with BY the eternal " stolen from
Old Hickory. The polished Hathaway,
the apostolic Pearne and the roscate
Myuatt, with the moss of Office an the
leather of age upon them, just rode over
the little yelpcrs, and then commenced
eating each other. Up to our latest
adSices nature had reyolted at the out.
rage, and was repeating her laws by a
reciprocal uPheyal, vulgarly yeclept the
blaeh vomH Here arc a few of the
pearls;
"HelI !- Barns aint the man bis names
Pearue. "-Dticgdls from DdUidson.
"Let us act nAe men, not like pack OF
dogs."-B. +. Cook. -
"Hurrah for Senter - Prince Joha.
"Set down, you damned old fool "a
voice.
"Shoo', If YOU want to."-I n,yro IN
reply 10 DR.. Kaogc,
4" move every man DO allowed 10 hol'oy
an hour by tho walch."-Judge Laurence.
"Take seals and act like white men 10
a civilized country. Chairman.
"Capt. Allen is on the stand ."-A uoics
"There let him stand. --lHOtAer u0ics
d" We ought to come ~ a ONT of order"
CUlored delegate.
ave didn't begin this thing right if we
had GIT down on our knees when We opened
and prayed to God, all would have gone
right. "-COiored delegate.
Go, and come back at . o'clock, and
don't brink 50 much whiskey With you. -
Gen. Cooper.
a. think before We do anything We ought
to engage in prayer."- Colored delegate.
must, for The present, object TO it,
Reu. PeaIne,
ave are pursuing course which win
damn us TO eternal iuiamy in the eyes OF
the people. Irerit from Hamilton.
81 do not want Office" Oh. PedrRe.
al hate to sec such Cd ID digis-
ionns; there's no use in AL this Cd ID
slang ~ HihnoiB.
"By the eternal God, we Did not come
hero to be gagzed.p - n NE john.
81 want to 90 what is right."-Huk.-
This caused increased vigilance on the part
Of the police
DIDs Nelson.
"By Cd! IL you are lovers Of YOU
couutr,, sop this ID nonsense. There
is no use IN this q ID II stuff Hlh
dndy.
1.-THE he'll you do.n- plus NeS0a.
"The sable drlegati0a fem Mcmpbi.
shall undeTstsnd they dOu't run this ma
chine a. A iohis sHflk.
ed d.. Order Don't mBke
I'D dogs OF yourselves. No us 10 hi,
Cd d-d sluH. II yuu want to eight,
pi, K out your men. IL you dou't stop I'm
nominate Gen. n b Forrest for Governor
aud vo.e for him in spite Of Hell ~ Hdiha
iCdy.
Get down frlm there What In tho he'll
are yon ta'ki aboutf' --nckmleg.
we will never submit 10 he ruled by
such men never, BY Cd -Ddre Nj
sCR
"Bah bah bah ~ Eoerg5p'g.
" l'al for Y jor G. metal Styk s-Shere
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-28

The party Of false pretenses are trying
10 do three things State Journal.
Very well Wbittlesey. You are Ger
tainly competent witress in matter,
pertaining to the amin u and intention s
of that party, but that are an awful SEN
tence of yours.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-28
NNyanted, Agents, S95 40 1900

EN antcd, Agents, SS5 10 1900
w per. month, everywhere, male and
female TO introduce the " genuine Improv.
ed Common Sense Sewing Machine" This
machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt,
cord, bind, braid and embroid,r in most
superior manner. Price only sis. Fully
warranted for five years. We win pay
$1,000 for any machine that will sew ST ron
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than Ours. l. makes the - Elastic Lock
S..cth." Every second stitch eau be cut,
and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart
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GautiOn.-D0 not be inn ossd upon by
other parties palming of worthless cast iron
machines, under the same name or other.
wise. Ours Is the only genuine and really
practical cheap machine manufactured.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-28

We are frequently asked what we
think about war. We dout think about
it, We are not 10 tho business, and if
our friends will leave their hickory
sticks at home they can rest assured
that We will leave Sumner to fght Eng
lapd aad their wives to il.ht them.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-28
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-28
OUR New FAMILY MACHINE
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TIC Machine in question IS
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II Is quiet, light rtglning, and CdpaJleof Pa.-
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New designs Of the Unique, Useful, and
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Buta faint idea, however, can at best be
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-28

We think we can staIt of in July
with Acknowledgement and iheligibility
eliminated from the Constitution aud
mike better progress in bringing Vir-
iuia to rec.itude than we can to remain
under the arbitrary rue wLich alone
keeps Wells upon US Better progress
under Walker elected than Wells en-
durcd. Better work beneath the shell
ter Of the Union, unequal though it be,
than have everything arraycd against
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-28
COLgUGY's PATENT
Red Jacket Axe

Is better than our regular shaped Axes for these
reasons; First--lt cuts deeper. SecOuf--lt don't
stick IN the wood. Thiri-lt does not Jar the hand
F0Urth-No time Is wasted ia taking the Axe out Of
the wood. FJh-Mith the same labor you will do
ono-thiri moro work than with regular Axes. Rcd
paint has nothing TO do with tho good qualities Of
this Axe, for an our Axes are painted red II your
hardware store does not keep our goods we will
gladly answer inquiries an your orders direct or
our Axes LIPPINCOT'T a FAREWELL,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Sole owners Of 0olburn's and Red jacket
Patents.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-28
Bristnl o. @s.
FRIDAY, May 70, 1869,


Tho expiration Of subscriptions will be
,,l;eaied By the y mari, aud If he News
!, not desired longer by the party so Eoti
s,d We shall expect to be appriscd If the
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-28

GSAT IN Indispensable 70 erery HoJseiolii Per
SfS4eD pectly wonderful Everybody buys at
MT slghtl Agents making fortunes Illustrated
way, b. \.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-28

CAN any one tell US why the meet.
ing of the County Executive Commit.
&c advertised by the County Superin
teulent was not held on Monday last.