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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-29
NORFOLK AID GREAT WESTERN
RsIlRuAD.
An Act to liafhOTiSr the COHSfFnc
EOn az tie N0iT th ami Grc~
U'csferJt RditIO06 thFOHDh fhC
Limits ~ ms state.

fjOH OJ fHe -NOiT th anu GFfW
U'csferJt RditIO06 thFOHDh fhC
Limits ~ tHiS state.
stcroN / BE u Epfctrd by NE q nergi
Ass,mllg of Nr State cf 7tnh-aSse, That re
hurfp.K X G,,at Westtri Rfiif oid ompauy
he, aud are hereby, authorized aud empAw-
erred 10 make all necessary surveys, 10 lo
caic, establish and cOustruc. hne ut raii-
ROAD through hi, 5 ate, connecting with
the road tor which said Company have char
ters from the Sat If Virginia aud North
Ctrolui, running nOm Norfolk 10y way Of
Dansihe Virginia and through the State of
North Cdrelira, passing over the North
Oaroiina and Ten uessrr line about Nhat rs
koowu as Low Gap, in Johnson cuunty Ia
this STATE or some other prac c'icahle route (;
passing Tsylorsyillr, Johnsou county, 10 tie
most convenient aud direct point tn iufrr-
sect with the tennessee and Paciic kilroad
nov CONTEMPLATED.
Sac. ~ Be il feather enGc'el, That said
Company shall ue, aud are hereby, vcsird
with al thr rights, privllrgrs anh immuri-
ties that Hre gcAutrd 20 Rnlruat Cpmpanics
oder thr existing lawststahl shug aui en-
couarag,ug iutrinal lmpr jyemrnts 10 this
State.
SIC. ~. BE 4. further eaacisd. That snid
Cumpsuy shall be, and hereby declared e.
b-, euiitled % nli the franchises and suhirrt
to all the disahilti- ani rrayir mruts im.
posed on the Tennessee and Pac hc Railroad
Company.
Sic, an. BE Il further enacted, T at sad
Cumptny be, aud Ate h.rrhv, aulhrzsd
aud empowered to apprint ,mmissiuurr,
to solicit subscriptions ani aid ia beating
AMI cons rucunc said road, and do any ami
al Necessary ac. iu the 30 rmi,e. prov drd
tLst sad acts shall not cnra with lhr gu-
ersl laws relating to the Ilterntl Imp Owe
ments and rhe prov ious 0f thi, act
SIC s. BE Il further enacted, That this
aol take eject from and after Is passage.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-29

Respectfully,
Your b-dirnt servants,
Ajax. IL. IL. stuart,
ions B. BALDWIN,
NY>DHAN ROBERTSON,
W y. ~UrBtBIIN,
j. z Mason,
J. F. JunNsoS,
w l.. OWEN,
j, l., MARYE, JR.,
j. r. SLAUGHTER,
Committee.
.NOTuN Cray, Jan. Is, 1869.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-29
FOUNbRIES
DRIsToL FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
ID SHOP.

.ENCOURAGk HOME MANUFACTURE,
We are now prepared 10 furnish all k'uds
OF Castings in our line. and do finishing
with prompsncss aud in the best manner.
We have spared no pains in fitting up
our works, and We trust our enterprise will
he appreciated, aad that We viii be liber-
.nv paaonized by the citizens OF Bristol
and ths surrounding country.
Produce aiken in eNclauge fer Castings
sept II If plAoN' sNlih q V0'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-29
IIOOLS
HRS. CEANCEAULME's SCHOOL
BRiSiOL, TENN.

rEYHIS SCHOOL WILL OPEN
4 lSepfeHbr 3, IS6S,
Aud close June ls b, 1869. rue tcrm viii
embrace Two Sessions ui twenty weeks.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-29

NfACKENZlE BRO HERS, ..r
w Late Thpm,s Aick'i 10 & Sous,
No. 222 Baltimore 81 PALIiNOAE.
MANI sAi y ~ tNt5
IMPORTERS 4 MANUFACTURERS Of
COACH AND SADDLNkY I-sl
Fl "A r. u w a r. Il,
Carnage Mskl'r, Sifdlei'a, aud Harness Ht
Makers Goods
Msckerze's Panurl Seals, e3.5O each.
U1ELLOES, Saddle Trees, Ilpbs, Spikes,
~ Stugt, Ensmaied Cahw So Hog Skus
She,p Ssus, sloe Threpd, Saddlers Hair,
Warn sh, CarrisGe Bolis, Bag Lrather THO
Bolts, Moss, Wheels, Sklftng, H'rnrss
Leather, Stirtup-, BIS 81. Al.n, all Other
articles perta uirSto tho tu,iness.
ptll ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-29
ne. WM. M. VANCE,

UtL. w ILs ID. Y AN Ut
L ATE OF Kingsport, resides ia Bristol -
Ia lie will atteni 20 professional calls
from town and country
OFFICE, IN Kings Block-drst door on
.be rirht-up stairs aug IL, lY
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-29

There Is ,ir'rg moyeu'ut among the
D.nocrAcy of Yirgnia aud other South.
am states to accept aud eodarsa nearo
mn ago ~ they are permitted 10 have full
,nd nuiysIsu amnesty, practical as well
as ,haar,trai. Wrh our pfe.ent views.
NJ, ~ uid COT, if we were a citizen OF tts
south. ioin In such movement, hat We
l,ye no word. of censure for those who
.n,Ee lt. They prohaly deem paeiGcaioa
a NECESSARY condition Of their continued ex.
{stonce. = CoiT. Jour.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-29
Terms 0er Session :

Terms per NfssaoH:
0rthogFaphy, Rraairg, Whiting, Primary
Anthmctic sud G'-,sruphy, sS 80
Arithmetic. Engli-h Grammar, Geography,
History, FHst Lessons in English Compost
tion. SluOO
liignrr Epeli-h Bfsnches, l2"l5
Liun AID French, esch, lO.0u
Music rn Piano aud Gnitar, each, 2O.n0
Emlaoiderv. 40 90
Cuut.ncgnt Fee, l,5O
40 deductions Rade exceptin cases o
proi r,cttd 20 khess.
TERMS- OBe-halc payable in advance,
the cther al close OF the session.
Having procurrd the aid Of competent
assistants, We are prepared To receive all
whn msy visit to patrVnise the school.
Board can be had on reasonable terms in
good fauilies.
Aug. "a, 1853
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-29

WAsnINoroN Cry, Jan. Is, 1863.
, 1869-02-06
The nember ot Conpress c4|led Rropn

The member Of Congress c.l!ed Broom
ali, Ct Pennsylvania, who Is engaged in
withdrawing 1.-THE seventeen hundred
thousand dollar contract OF Wells, Fargo
& Co. snd Alex. Randall, for carrying
the mails betwc the ends OF the tracks
ot the Union and Central Pacific Rit-
reads, felt moved to make fierce assault
on Newspaper reporters in his committse.
&c said that they never told the truth
when they could avoid it, and were set
It prostitutes, with Is little character As
street-wIkers, and wholly un.rust-
worthy.
Mr., Ge'z, another member Of the COM
mit,ee, and from the same State, rapalled
the assertion, tnd rchnksd its author,
remA1kiug that he himself was q journaE
ist, ard while he had no doubt that there
were bad men in the profession, there were
also bad men IN Congress- Broomsll said
be agreed 10 that and "draed up" ON the
newspaper reporters; whereupou the
phonogsapher was directed to strike
from the records the disreputable aud
blackguard remarks Of the dishonorable
Pennsylvania individual.
This BroomAll belongs TO the high
tariff ring who spend their days and
nights plotting schemes for fleeing the
producers of the West and South By ne y
e1acticns on their industry, and Insulting
their intelligence bT calling 1t "protec
tion." &c Is suitable individual K
iuveigh against the integrity OF q profss
zion whom he surpasses In pecclbi]lsl
a. far Is they exeell him In brains.
, 1869-02-06
WOMAN'S RIGHTS,
mr.J s. mil1 aud .ne Ru.s,an Gadies

mF.J s. mi1I aud ahe Russl9n Ladies'.
The following letter has been addressed By
Mr.. J. 8. Mil to the "iaates organlzEng the
superior instruction Of women" 1t st. Peters,
burg
"NYxnAHFs: Rave Learned w!ta pteasurc
nntr gIt6 with adr1rattoc. thas thtrr ate found In
Russia women aut1eien'iy tnllghteued aud conr-
aeetus TO demand fof thcts sr1 ! participation In
logical And sti nuac eduest1on, inc udtnR The
prset,esl ast OF medicine: and to sasn for rnis
esupe important support frnta the scientific void.
That u whit he most etlRtteced persons &re
sstang, 1iihtut haytnV yes attatnsd 1t, In ,ht
other eeant,frs Of Eafepe. Thaaks to Jon.
the N IN tPeed; It would Be !. proof tAst eir1ixa-
the n!tes essA4aanons r.tas ideas os aeaeal-
ott:ku- The equal adyeat Of both sa=es
10 '.'ellsetuA culture 4 important rot
spnel<rt ueomnentat,on, bat .lso 10 1ri7ssst.
civilization am profoundly eo1y1sced that tho
nQ1al snd intellectual progress OF the n2la sAx
rms a 9te1t rttk Of fstopplnE, II not OF teeeAinZ.
as long - that OF the women remains b4htnd, and
mother for tho education Of children, brt also
because tho il Hduenec upon msn htmAeiF Of tho
eharacter AID lctAa OF the companion Of his hIs
c1ntpt te II slen!aean woman n1st either pnsh
htD forward or hold hlm back appltud Win
LII En5 hs 3trf e1osts, AnA tho1e Of she eD
the pefseyerance Ct " tch yun have alt e4uf showa
proof ~ guarantee that you ulIl not becJma dia
touf1Red, fnu 1Eat you Will assert By every mealt
TIC tottee Of 3nuE causc, which IN 10 enlKtteaed
arc .tas iat1 to meet In short time IN sssure4
sutcees.
"tras teeet.c, uettames. .she sincere expeassloz
'9 a,iasos, o ss Dss. a s. A's'' Se see.ar MIL"
, 1869-02-06

Scotland, twentJ-three yeas of age nada
laboter BY occupation. james -Rellly aud
John Collins Is weu - HAher ha1s bees
aes'Eats ~ G,,.,t Or c ths lodgen, room
II y known that all ,hree slept these O. lie
night preceding the murucr and for several
nights after: indeed, Maher and Reilly siops
there nightly from The 9Th Of December 10
.9th q jannry. This last circumstance BIZ
tsa1 maaT ~ = considered presumpsiye evidence
icy ] would E sot n ts resn 1es y .ts.o a
soase Aitet committing cold. .bloodtd uus.
der but pessoub fsEntfixr With the habits nj
tho Iu1hAns Of the city can rec that suddeoiy
ab6enttng themselves from thar usual plxcs4
q resort Non.d'st once draw suspicion apon
them. Nobody knows this better thin liz
illar With the manner BY which detectives
pursue the slightest clue to successful issne:
hence they caused no suspicion by seekIps
moro retired places.
THE pIT7HcrLTY OF i CONVICTION.
The ,evtdenec Of the mate. which Is Of na-
explicit to courirt Aaher Of the murder be.
fore sny jury. The prosecution will prove
b5 him, ard. 1t Is rumored, by others It
Pm sene kept In the background, that the coat
and hat tom from tbs body Of The murderer
n1e those given Msher By the mate. That
FO41s - aEhltGAH aGu 4uC NElGIEE QATE
means Of rebuttlu4 The evideuce, except by
proving that these articles went out ot the
posseaslon Of the prisoner Into other hauds.
For dre doll4fs splece sharp counsel could
no doubt sbtain dozen Witnesses to sxcar
that hahsr sold the articles 10 4
dealer in old clothes, Or gave them
away 10 ra2 picker, and possibly he might
be acquitted upon such evidence For this
reason It ss Important for The bringing of tue
-culp1tt TO }ussice that m eyewitness Of the
murder shoui be SECURED. THIS eau onlv co
done By discovering tho SECOND party Who
Has present, and until be Ii found The casa
wlnrot be sent to the District ATTORNEY, II
II true that there. Is third party Who W.T.
pessed the deadly struggle between Mr.
Rogers and his mrEderer-the eolored boy
hut he Is generally ret down a. IN unmsti-
gated trnud. who knows nothiug catcuta& ed
TO unraycl the mystery. For this reason he
has not been confronted With the prisoner
ar1csted on Tuesday morning.
jim Collins. for whose arrest tho police arc
Eo1 atsxinlng every nerve, ba& fine chance
to supply the missing IInk ie tn, chain Of
evidence aEatcss thc murderer II he Is really
the person who Eas present On the morn1uE
Of the 3fsi OF December. Els arrest at some
tine Is certain, and now that the principal IL
certainly In custody there Is 70 reason why
he sbould rot come forward. and by testify
Ing to the lacta secure the large reward that
has been offered tor the discovery and cor
r.estcn OF tho supposed assesain BY his Honor
, 1869-02-06
Ru~Ksux AorF.Is-Cutd1 z Oh 4 HAMS
Ears

The New Orleans R.puN;ean OF the a7th
alt., says; On The night q the sa.h Inst.
suaap Jonss. seEen ye45s \ Old, The daughter
near Bax,lett's ssa.ion, eight miles ltom
Memphis, Tenp., % the Louisville road, DIS
appeared. That night, Nso, Wash Henly, a
eo:ored man employed BY Ar. Jores,. was
also rnfssttE, and III. Jones dl: covered like
has bis x.1e %essy Ia gold and sa' in
According 70 the reports In the Memphis
Post, the daughter aud the colored msn
Ht"Ir we,e captured at Germantown the
next day. It appears That the girl was not
epamored Of her chosen escort. but bad IN
| dulged in stage intatuatIon to aboud N her
| parental roof and seek home elsewhere.
| She accordingly made known her folly to
Acnly. She tooK her fathers money, and at
| tleht Henly accompanied her from the pa
rental ROOT At hex request And under her paT,
as she Afterwards asserted Ths daughter
vas dtseoscHa. Is stated, In Ge1uaniown,
with the moIey she had taken, and her
fsther, who hau gone to Memphis to pnt the
detectives on the track, hastened to German
f0xn, =: and, IN psny nth fssena started
/ and the cnlored nan Henl5 o. the vsT
| home twenty-five hends dressed 10 Ku Klux
| seized HenIy.. To adopt the language Of the
| ro1, the mild recital OF the particulars Of
terrible tban aoy anatheu1as ue could framc
a'ords- ?
1 They cut od Heu1y's ears and otherxise
mutiated him in . shocking way. They
tied q rope around bis reck. suspended him
a few inches from the ground, covered his
body With turpentine aud set It ou IRE They
allowed this 70 burn uutll the rope Wa ser
errd-aud life Lot being Eet extinct, be
lated to Eun 10 stream near by, when thsy
dsed upon him and pierced him with eeyen
bal,s. They then tipped hlm open With their
I knives, slsshed and gakhed him all over, a ID
! Ie1t him lying unburied,
, 1869-02-06

Tho New York papers profess TO be
bewildcred BY The piece Of news that the
lowtr Fl. use Of the Illinois Legislature
had voted to cede Chicago aud Cook
county o.the State ct Indiana they don't
knew what to make Of it. One thinks il
Is because Chicago Is growing so last that
The rural districts are afraid Of being oyer
shadowed and swallowed up, Another
ascrtbes 1t 10 the plentiful lsck Of vital
piety. supp osed to abound in the city.
But these arc mere euesses wide OF the
ma1k. Ono Of the real reasons Is, thA
the rural districts have grown wesry OF
having theirfrte scbools supported at the
expense Of the taxpayers OF Chicago, and
another IL, to escape the disagreeable ne.
ccssity Of having 10 corrupt the rings and
railroads OFT Chicago BY taking the'r mo-
zey AID shares oftu1l paid stock in con-
sidcrasion Of "pu ting their Little bill,
through king"
, 1869-02-06

From the Memphis Avalanche. Feb.
We mentioned briefly in the Asaldnehe,
been !! nched in Madison sunday nigh: week:
Additional particulars have At length reached
us, which We give, as follows:
On Thursday night. preceding ;the affair,
two horses wese stolen from citizens & hy'
eon County: On tho following morning.
erTeral OF tins netghboss followed on the
track OF the thieves and captured threo
men near Dses's Ferry. They brought
back the men to Poplar Corner, sig miles
over 10 Esquire La~fence, to await an exan-
nation Ire prisoners wese pf1ced IN
bouse, under guard Of four. for the night.
About = O'Clock the next morning, + party Of
fifteen or twenty men, disguised In long
CnwEs, rode up aud dismouuted, intimidatod
the sleepy guard and spirited Awsy the prls-
oncrs. Soon after ard q vo11ey of firing Na&
heard at no great distance. aud when day
light came the dead bodies Of Two OF The men
were fould rfcd1ed with bullets and lying
across the road; It was estimated that forty
II Is alleged that the men who did the
lyncning were not citizens of Madison Conn
u, and that the people Of The neighborhood
had no sympathy IN coaIustou witt then ,
This Is said to be the nrst body Of dagassed
killed, were named Samuel ". Taylor kod
john EoI. The otber runu, unue5 Vaughan,
Was turned 1oose.- Taylor Kss quits Jeash.
not Fucre tha1- eIRhte<n ~ ar old. and b.
posed he was persuaded ,inlo tho crltoc
which caused hls snmuarI end.s Fox WAS
character. He .came 10. Mad soa County
aboyc fifteen months ago, AID alnee that
/ time has been engaged in all sorts OF FAs-
+ en1itJ. He came nom Micdle Tennessee,
where his career was that Of desrerado,
aud he had to lesve there on account OF .
murder committed Governor BsoT1low Of
! fereh lA.ge reward for h11 nzrest, bat he
had escaped He uas known ~ a
countet.citern. aud passed somc Of hls
ToDey On Major Mason and Other citizens oi
Mad,sen. BE was UNDERWOOD to belong TO 9
notoxIons gang Of desperate horne thieves
Operating between JobnsonriIle and Mem
ph1s. But he ventured too far from hi
| iriend., and the results were unpleasant
There y Ieason TO believe that the lynehess
Intended to hang their Victims. but the ropt
was broket J. and it appears that one OF then
tined to escape, es he WAS dragged. feet FIRE
+ most, some distance to tho alae or bis CON
, 1869-02-06
Hxexnp pa1on from T4xalfon.

There seems to be an epidemic rigging In
the Legislature rot to reduce ta1atl n, bu!
70 exempt indirituals, corporations, towns
aud counties from paying taxes. Hero Is one
Of the last cases Of this disease that has cotne
10 light:
"a bill II now pending In the stnise TO incmpo-
rate ihe IlllnoIs sesmen'e Frtsnds' Atsoe.a1ion.
tn whlea .: y. White, D. !. Moody. J, =; FM
Jacobs, h.ureeJ i. Bossp. lhs ket, Robert ra..
tereor, the Rev. Il. F. Burns, Charles E Cheney.
DTrip: ton LuEt md thar kAeoaAses. ase iucozpo-
rated, with po.sF 70 ho m .ndeanite an = e
OF IsAl and pc1oeal pr'pefty, with
il e11ps IRON eaS1t.oH- Thu
clsuse is yeu. suspicious. aad It y
hieh l,ne that tho Legislature stoult manlfe1'
eme reluctance In rtannrE e1eup 3ous iron
iAxai,os to propery pkteEa,hly held Ia. rtiEioui
A. ee1 s.o Ell pu1 poses II i sA.1 that u mag
u.teent properly d sns Young Menis ctIi.staa
Atroclat On tD Chicago. and also The Ae'hodis
Cnurch property u znt tctst'ec7on Of t1.sk aos
WsShlr ron atfre Z. from both OF waaea tAre -
MT 4 rertsls "a recel-en, are exempted ff,m tax.
euor. 70 EXEMPT church OF oo.p1t!l Z ws!
enough; tn, to exempt propsfly osned ~ hos
plt1s and eaarcnes, wntc3 IL seas-d nat 20 pr
y.te II: lv;dEAls carnot be jast1aeu opoa AZ
R3QuRG4.
, 1869-02-06

The amendments to the city charter, As
reported TO the Legislature By the Cock
County delegation, embrace 8 section
poltpouing the city ELECTION till the first
Tuesday In November. We think this Is
a wise amendment. Two elections each
year, with the double expense aRd tenfoiI
j:rgon which they entail, are extremely
trying to the patience ot the people.
The money question, In our view, ia the
smallest consideration involved in them
External bAllot-ho1ing." as Carlyle calls
it, is the great bore Of our sYs-
TEN Of government. Under the
prelens rule. as regards this city. the ex-
citemens reused by the fkll election is not
fairly A]layed before the politicians aud
newspapers commence lashipg the pub,
lie into renewed fury Anent the spring
election; and Ibis Is hardly out ot the
way before the process is repeated sgaiu
preparatory to another fall election.
Anything which shau diminish the NUN
ter Of THIS. l,oc.l ,empes swithous work
iug any harm to the machinery OF gov
ernmen', is boon which The g1cls mss:
Of the people will gladly welcome.
, 1869-02-06
The Toronto Glo1e aaYs;

"when the Oregon boundary wa he,as dss.
eutted he ssy through tho States Vas, b4-40 or
neht. Bir Robert Pee quietly took hls measures.
Commons With the sisniaeant statement: We
hAEs Iieht1. and ase Wt1ltns and prepared to de.
did NOT aah,. hssos5 efsen rspest. stsex TaS rt,s
{udttlouA."
The Gloat is too well posted In Amer
can politics 10 belIevp THIS 1t WAS Robert
Pccrs "nea<urcs tlat prevented d
rupture In 1916 with Grea. Britain; or
that 1t vas any fear OF her powtr, cr any
doubt CT victorious issue Of the war,
that caused the "States' 10 back down
10 for.Y.nire degrees.
But lest 1t may have forgotten the
lacts, VIC shall refresh is memory. Az
that time this government was ruled BY
the Democratic party, and the slave
Aclders controlled that party.
The "8cuth w&s always opposed To
acquisitions Of Northern territory. 1t
rcver regarded with favor an extension
II the area of free soil. It's lust for an
nexatton YVES restricted 10 regions that
might be converted to :hc uses oi
slavery. It laid claim to all tho territory
scquired since the organization Of the
government, and kept California and
Kansas ont Of the Union for several yc1r,
!ncarsc they refused 10 become slave
Siatca.
In the war with Great Britain In
1915, the Shareholders, then In control
Of the government, managed tho contest
in such q pusillauimous way as to pre-
vent the conquest Of the CauadAs, and
after u feeble and desultory conflict,
made peace Without SECURING In the
treaty sirgle point about which they
had gone TO wsr.
In the Oregon boundary controversy,
the Northern Democracy really mean
what they ssid-"54-40 or fight" sut
would have plunged into war with Great
Britain rather than back down an inch
But their Southern masters fearing tbs
the war would result in the cdnques
Of the Canadian and marine
provinces and thus aggrandize th,
| North and secure the ha1snce Of powel
in The government On the side Of free.
dom, forbade hostllities and receded th,
hcundsry claim 70 10 degrees, That l
The simple history Ct the matter.
Buttheze Is no slave power now rulins
the republic in the interests of the
"Leculisr institution" and the nation
which contained eighteen millions Il
1876, contains nearly forty millions 4
1863. It seeks 10 war with Great Bri.
ain, and asks nothing but what right, }u:
tice and honor require. But there vii
be no repetition Of ,he history Of Ii
Oregon boundary back-down when th
shareholders ruled the government
When the Union makes & definite dt
mand on Great Britain it will not accer
"49'' for claim calling for "5i40,
Let the Glol: make note Of the predi
tion.
, 1869-02-06

From The Wiuons i3eo1r.A.an. Feb :.
une of the most E.ot,a examples OF rapid
growth In recent tlGts Il furnished IN the
recent cssc Of the infnnt city Of Cheyenne.
wyoming Territory. On the 4ttr Of July,
1867, fr consisted Of . SINGLE house Now1t
boot and ahoe storts, dTe drug ktcres, eight
d:J goods stores, thfee clothing stores. 1--we
Wholesale groceries, three harilware sud cut
ltfY ktores, fouF stationery and Tnokec' no.
ttcn firms, stI Wholesale liquor dealers, aud
fonr tobaec and cigar ttoree. be1fdea twelve
oIher firms engaged IN various branches OF
busiLets- There are four hotels, esyht law
yers, and seven physicians in the place
Four papge. three daily and one weekly,
etde Ka1lrsad passes through II, and .four
1tIts OF telegraph rad.ate' from IT. It con-
tains auc FerJ dne church {Catholkra and
th1ea or lour denominations Afe ahout 10
trert houses OF Wotahlp. Fo,meflv. vhea
the Union Pacific Railroad had lbs krusi,,us
there, the town WAS oyeFrun with dlsrepnta-
bic wonen to the uumber Of dye hundred
eao Of mole; hnt issEs proportion of them have
The youthful city supports E .ares nunhsr
OF gambling bells, several aAnce-houses. a
museum md theatse+ all in fnlr blast, Tho
Union Pacific Com panr nre building mxc shine
shOps there, which, when epEnptesea. tHi1l
employ come $500 hands. The rAuchnaen.
miners. faEtners and 'stoekneu Of idaho.
Utah, Montana, Nevada, D.kota End OREGON.
buy the bulk OF their goods At Chsyenne'
Twenty. one fr1rs there last year reported q
business Of oEer En.oO i month. The xaKes
ETC., are from a to $40 per DAY, and improved
property sells for sluO / fuos. such m tto
magical effects Of railroad enterprises. on 4
grand *cale N the West =. 80
, 1869-02-06

prepared no bill for them, and they have 20
knowlsdRa- -of blu nor j. there nny aaea
whateyer TrnFu1pg mi ;rEtkon: Into an I'M, ,,
manse bakG4ii enoRas.shnpe5 e5rS tnyt t1ing o.
the Hsd. if4s forty tnsa RE ~ l,1a Ge emI en-
REn2E IN fhE64sfc. EEEi isA