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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-11-19


THE Abingdon Piyihiaa desires to
decoy us 10 direction where il can
lind an amount of sympathy which it
has failed to 6nd under the issue as at
fist ebOscnby it. 1t propouuds ques>
tons which it desires us to answer. We
will answer them by asking the Nir.
a.nian a few. Here tLey are: Why
did it consent 10 silence TO the manage
,nent Of Owen aud now walk about
"baSling beef beef!!' at the maui
agement of Malone 2 Does it affirm
that the road has suffered by change
# officers !? If so where aud hew =? If
its present assault be duty, as il
aims, why did It not rush to its per.
70 nance without waiting for the goad-
ing aud Rrieking Of the Bristol Ners,
rs it asserts it did Docs it measure
MahOue's faults by the sgme yarn string
that it used in measuring the one and a
nali columns OF our reply TO it, and
which it says was OVER twoy If the
l6yiHidm pay dray man 25cts. for
hauling Lad hundred PAGES would
it pay but 23cts. for like service for
ten PAGES, loading and unloading being
included of course and lastly if the
third of six be three where will il
own short comiugs be
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-11-19


Ok Monday last the Senate Of Ten
ncsseo consented TO the terms Of the
House and passed the Convention bill
fixing the number Of delegates at sev>
enty.6ve according to the opporIion'
ment Of representation Of 1852. The
delay which has occurred necessitates a
change Of dates SO as to throw the cleo
ton on the Sd Saturday in December
aud the meeting Of the Convention to
the % Monday in January, 1870.
Under this action the following coun,
ties are entitled to one delegate each;
sullivan, Washington, Greens, uaN kins,
Cooke, Jefferson. Granger, Claiborne,
kuux, BlounL Monroe, RoAnc, MeMinn,
u alley, Hamilton, Marion, Franklin, Can
non, Wsrren, White, oserlon, Jackson
SAITH, Dskalo, Sumner, Rutherford, Bed
IOrd, Lincoln, Marshall, Williamson, Robert
sou. Montgomery, Stewart, D.eksoe, HEX
man, Aaury, Giles, lawrence, Wayne
Hardin, hendsrsoa. CARROLL, Henry, Wosk
10y, ObNon, Glhsor, Madison, hcNair,
tssdoman, FaysIte S4d Hay ood
The following counties are each en-
tiled TO two delegates
Blvldsor, Shelby and wihon.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-11-19
now Ro-ssttcs'. nI,ssrs cure DyspeP

rur WHOLE STORY IL SvfsHRit.
The Office 81 the stomach l. TO ronvert 'n'y =,
erram-like semi nnid, called CnYMb. rms y ,i-
fected partly by the action Of solvent, caleu nv
gastric Juice which exudes from the coating o. wv
stomach and partly by y mechanical movemeiN ol
thai oman which cluJHs, as u were, thc ulssvs.b
aIitneut The CllYME passes from the stuha'h lh,o
tho duoienum or entrance to the bowels, where "
il subjected to the Ecion Of NE biie' ana we nu
ttitritous portion Of II converted inio AHd eieu
fL,,ie which eveniually becnnos blood
Now d is evident thai II the great solvent, the
gastric Juice Is NOT produced tn snheient quan'hy
or M The mechanical action Of the stomach Is not
sufrientiy brisk, tbh first process N digesfi0n WIZ
be hut impcrfecty Performed u Is also clear that
IN the liver, which plays such an important part IN
Changing The nourishing portion Of the chyme INTO
The material OF the blood Is cohgestcd, or In any
unnatural condition the second process will not be
thoroughly accomplished. The result Of the f1o
6tiIurfs is dvspefsia complicated with JHiousness
The mode la which IiOSTbTTENs BlTTEhs
opcrate in such cases II this they invigorate the
cellular membrane Of the stomach, which evolves
the gastric juice. thereby insuring an ample sum
cheney Of the luid To completely dissolve the food
They also act uhon the nerves Of The somnchi eaus
iug ni necelefatior 81 tlic2mechaueal movement
necessary 20 reduce the food to homogeneous mahr
They also act specifically upon the hver, strength,
ening H. and 50 enabling Il to produce an ample ana
REGULAR supply Of bite for the purpose OF e"nseit
ing The nutritious Particles 81 the C1gae Into chgte
and promote the passage through the bowels oil th'
useless debris. ,.,,.. 49,. -,
pcpsia and liver complaint. The explanation il
plain, simple philosophical, md frt'e'
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IIRGINIAN EU,S.

within A week over 500 German and Aus
I. inn emmigr nts have arrived in Richmond
, nd settled 10 the tide water countless.
d. ,hu 8. Salmon has been arrested aud held
,,r trial charged with tho murder Of
hra,her Luther and his mother. The evil
dcnce though circumstantRl is strong
aninst him =. Daniel W. Tice shot and
,olea Miles Gibson, at Copper Valley, in
lIoyd county, on Saturday last Rich
ard Bryant was killed by the slipping Of an
un,piked rail on a new ridge at Lyme urp
4 few dhys since. John Price seriously
x sbbcA - Walton at the Virginia HI =
cry institute. Five negro conviets as
, alted the guard on the canal above Lynch
,urs and escaped on Monday wv. W.
wallace. his two sons Geo. W. and James,
and Morgan Smith, OF Taztwell, are before
Commissioner BufAnn, of Lynchburg, on 0
barge Of Illicit distillation. Or. huhscJ
paised over $1,000 in Richmond. Gov
walker has moved into tho Executive Man
.;co..A petit.oni is being circulated fol
re Communication of the sentence of Jame
Icter Philips to imprisonment for lie'''
William Mars stabbed Mr.. Akcrs, seriousl
On "wednesday last The Methodist Protes
can't Conference las been sitting in Rich
inOnd during lie last weOk. .Jol II Wright
= negro boy killed Jerry Jones, nsgr
ran, who was pursuing him by throwing
t,ne at him. :. Charles brown, of Rock
:, idge, was killed on Saturday by n tree
Jlmcs @. Southall, editor Of the Enquire
I'd Eeqminer, was married in Norfolk o.
.-s.1dncslay.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-11-19
The following counties are entitled

The following counties are entitled
to one delegate jointly;
Garter ard johnson.
Greene, Hawkins, Hancock OIL d j. IT rscn.
Kuox aud SEWER.
Anderson and Campbell.
Scott, Morgan and Feniiess.
Polk, McMinn ard Neigs.
Rhea, B'eds,e and Hamilton.
, Grundy, Co Zee and Van Birtn.
Smith, Sumner aid Macon.
Davidson, Robertson al 4 M,h'gcm,Iy.
Rutherford and Bedford.
Liucolu, Marshal and G les.
Williamson, Many A. Il Lo~is.
Benton hn' HUM hrels,
j r,y and Decatur.
Carroll, G hson, Madison ard Henry.
Dyer and Laudrrdsl".
Upton, Shelby and F,vetie.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-11-19

Our Abingdon neighbor intimates
hat our "ridiculc" does not feel good
was not administered as pleasant
leverage, but we assure that journal
hat it is not intended as personal any
nore than a dose of castor oil would be
+, an invalid. We hive seen persons
who abused their physician because Of
he nauseous nature of his remedies,
but we have never yet admired the
temper thus exhibited by the patient,
We say to our friends that if our ar-
sument be to their eyes ridicule then
II is only inteaded for their arguments,
aud its bad taste should not offend
them, nor its gripping lose us any of their
kind feeling. We say now plainly we
regard their efforts as only calculated to
excite prejudice against the most able
and favorable management which has
ever controlled the Va. 4 Tenn. Rail-
road, and we think they should cease it
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-11-19
Tennessee LenisLatnre.

The disabilities of Judge Frazir arising
from his impeachent under the Brownlow
Administrative have been removed. The
charges of Jno. Baxter against Jos.
Mabry, have been referred to joint commit
tee of the two Houses. The resolution Of
Ilinkle to have the portrait Of Andrew Jack
son painted and suspended in the Capitol
and to provide the necessary funds therefor
by the sale of the portraits Of Gov. Brown
low aud Gen. Thomas, after exciting an nc
rimonious debate was tabled GO to Q. The
Quixotic stroke Of genius known as the
Kukux act has been repealed. The rate Of
interest has been fixed at six per cent. ex
cept when otherwise specified in writing.
The House has rejected the 10Th Amend ment
81 to ~. The bill creating the county of
Powell will probably pass in day or two
to Bird reading in the House. 1t has already
passed the Senate. The Senate has passed
a resolution providing that the Legislature
adjourn on the goth of December aud reas-
semble on the first Monday in March.
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FROM REV. 1ossru II. KENNARD, D D..

l's-'ur OF the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
Iia JAGNstN DEAR Sal hare been frequently
sIH-sfd 10 connect my wih recommendations 81
eEf ktRds eC Beiiciass, but re0aTdng ne practice
o # my appropriate sphere. hare in all cases de-
ls,lcuariy m uy otrn iomiiy IF ihe Ss,funeH Of Or.
MefiHFs Gt man Eih0s Depart for once from my
cMse 10 sgpTsss ny (aH conviction that for gen
.rl dcnu,j of the system and especially for Liver
Ntt,ni saint, Il Is aux--A uaTussaie and valuable
sgei.i siioa. - & ,o%s ea'.. q may
Hi Cat H's@Ey &21 datJt not, 1ih
''s~ I.s sy,ss eaa..s l'oars rery respectfully,
j. n KENkARD,
Eighih, LslOw LOdIeJ street
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-11-19
Hollands German Bitlers
Hollands German Tonic

10 combination n all five ingredients Of he Bnisys
9th rrEE Santa CrHE Rum, Orange, ETC. it Hsed
for he dise0s,f the Buffers IN cdses uh're soSs
pure alcoholic stimulus 10 required lou lClu bear
mind that these renodiss entirely different from
snY otheTs dduertsd for he Of The disedfet named
gIs being scientific preparations e medicinal ertracis
,vhis ne ofhsrs are mere decocisBs n rVEi Joms
form. The TONIC Is decidedly ono I NE moH plea
dnt and agreeable remedies offered 70 ne ppbiso
Ms taste erquisie pleasure 20 cutS g. ohfle ia
f,-gring celebrating aud medicinal qualities hapt
sIused u 20 be k,sown as the 9reatsa " al tonics
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DEBILITY.

7ntre e no -,die,n, ,qnai to RcqadRdi c,ia =.
s ~ '""1 s,.s, &c, 8: sgS.s: g :s ~:
zach 20 dig.a IT, rtFJy ne 6'ooi oirs good, sonss,
s,olAy eomri.Iips, eradicate he y,ioig hinge from 0e
we, tn1rf bloom ns ehe>tt and chang, ns patient
rrei ssortbredlhed eppGeidiSd tosdk, end neyrous
invalid, % lI. faced, Houi and rigorous person.
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Filters or
\ onie. I'm fact. they are Family Mcdl-
zines. 1hey can be administered with
perfect safety 70 n child three months
old, the most delicate female, or "a man
OF ninety.
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NIL ADrERTLsEMENTS

VIRGINIA. AT RuBLs ~ TIE CLERKS OF +,
fee Of the county court Of sc u count! "hthV -
Monday Ia November, 1863.
Martin Lane, Complt,
dgdigs' IN thnncefy'
Nathan u. Lane, neft -,
TLs oIicct of this snit Is to recover the sum Of
s25 90 with interest thereon from the-day 81
october 1896 And Il appearing by satisfactory cNi-
deuce that the defendant j. moi resident OF thls
state II is ordered that the said defendant do n-
pear hore within one month alter the due pubIica-
ton II this order aud do what Il necessary 10 pro
y a , r"py"te,te; $. II. MORRISON,
,,, a ~ ~! lv' D. G,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-11-19

FROM HON GEo W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court OF Pcnnsylynna
lHiLAnELPntA, March 10, 1907.
lind H,cdands German Bhers Is not an iniop-
icahng bci1gs bia Qoad ionic uS.ui in disordert
hf Dig ''irt o,gdns, and Of great bsHeM in casa "
i,JGGy anJ pdnf II n,rrOu, action, IN he system.
lOWs truly,
CE0. ". W00DWARD.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-11-19
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
IFS natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efFectual
for preserving thr
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restoral
TO ats original colo,
~iM hc gloss Gi
freshness Of youii.
Thin hair is thick.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-11-19
RON nos. JAMES THOMPSON.

Jufgc Of "a, Rntrerne Court Of Pennsylvania
rHittpEhFuiA, .Auri 2S, 1890.
consider FA {. EEoOdand's
~ -fitf "A Istt IN tiers - n rdluIbi;
r.a Ia carc Sts-1A of attacks of
nasigea si.lueAlSsa sa.eif4zOr Dyspc lpsin.
tea AN ttis. rotsI my experience of
:. AOurs, v ith respect,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-11-19
These Lemsdls. ar. a, bed
EioOd Purifiers

inotrn, ond s0iA all diseai,s rsSHirR from
,dd blond hesp you Esr,Ta blood pure; keep your
as% 5e ~a L.. and i' no S' IL ' oil
aSsdH you The bes. ne country recommend
ham. u years Of hoHea reputation 90 for aHyfhira
sou i~Esf ~ Mess preparations.
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NOTICE.

VS.. Blll TOT bH"'
Margaret warsham. ,r..A,t
In this oAse Il appearing that Marga'" 1bor
"A (. NON resideut OF the State of reni'' :, - u
dered thar publication be made fer lou ,ayasl,AA
weeks Ia Tho Bristol News, newspapn TJsf,nl
In the town Of BRISTOL Tenn, notifying .xt isfs
ant, Margaret HarshAm 10 appear 81 lls w., M cos
m fhe Citcnit Court of sullivan county a. " 10
House In Blountville, on the an h1naaYI Or IA sb
vember next, to make defence 90 sald p''''
be- proceeded with eX parie. =, ,.,.,,, Clsk p.
Dot ga lsd5-il. }, o. D. lNVN'
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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 atrophicd and decayei
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty scd
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, aud
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous ami
injurious 10 the hair, the VigOr cal
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for O
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July -
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and nhlIe notuiug could pe mure graufylnR 70
aim tnan to know that they had in good faith
come up 10 his platform. he could not realIze
that such was tho case" With regard to Ten
nessee the President was equally exploit
though he expressed his inability to UNDER
stand the differences there, and wondered very
much at the positions and actions Ex-senator
Bewnlow and Governor Seater, whom ne hao
held to be not only mcorruptlble, but men not
easily imposed upou." Although the forego'
iug extracts we're embc died in tho written ac-
count OF the interview, and are correct utter
ancss BIZ President Grant, the latter. as ma'-
Ter of policy, preferred that they should not De
published.
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ers.s,y, what We es,d on Saturday nornin
last: .Tne police may, and, We hope, Will
be abe and willing 10 enforce order and
maintain the public peace. But we cannot
shift upon the shoulders Of weak and
vacillsting ofioial the sacred obligations OF
hospitality which we ourselves have delibe-
rately assumed. The proper treatment OF
the visitors whom we receive will be an
affair for which our o~n people have become
exclusively responsible before the country.
And we much mistake their temper If they
again brook injury or insult, come whence
it may"
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Leaving the Sinking ship.

The Orangeburg News, by far the ables'
Radical paper in the State, announces in its
last issue change Of ownership-Mr. T.
G Andrews, the principal proprietor, hav-
Jag transferred his interest to Mr.. W. A.
Edwards. The leader in this weeks issue
Of the paper declares that its proprietora
are thoroughly disgusted with the corrup-
ton existing in the Radical organization,
and avows the determination Of the Orange
burg News to support hence}orth any iude.
pendent organization that pledges itsalf 70
uriverssl suffrage and universal amnesty.
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The state Agricultural Fair.

The list of premiums to be awarded 81
the State Agricultural Fair has been pub
lisbed, and embraces premiums for nearly
everything valuable in mechanical and agrl
cultural industry. art, science and taste
Copies Of the list may be obtained from the
secretary. Colonel D. Wyatt Aiken, Cokes
bury. sc. The Fair will be held in Co
lumbia on the l0:h, 11th and 12sh of kovem
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CH ES TON N.
MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST 1e, 1869.

tHs gathering Of citizens that greeted
the arrival Of oul Savannah visitors on
Saturday afternoon, so, imposing in num-
bers, so ree olute in purpose, and withal 80
orderly in bearing, was in itself most
gratifying proof Of the determination OF
the substantial classes Of the community
not to permit our city to De placed second
time at the mercy Of an insolent mob Of
bowling negroes But The absolute securi
ty which the presence Of so respectable
concourse guaranteed to the Savannah
Club, was too distasteful to his dusky CON
stituents to satisfy Mayor Pillsbury. He
could not forego the opportunity Of insult
ing the oitissns By forcing upon their guests,
in the face Of earnest and respectful re-
nenstranoes, an armed escort for which
there was no color Of excuse. In refusing
to withdraw this indignity, the Mayor took
occasion to refer to this newspaper, as the
cause Of the uausual outpoufing Of white
men, at which he and his Aldermen seemed
80 50 soreiy exercised. Il, indeed, any words
that may have appeared in these columns
had aught to do with so effective demon
stration, seldom, we fancy, has Tar News
spoken to better purpose.
And still we say to our people that the
honor Of our old city demands that they
continue to lend the protection Of their
presence to the gallant Georgians who are
sojourning amongst us. We have Mayor,
who's, ,v,igor and vigilance are conspicuous
chiefly when there is no danger to be ward
ed off, no outbreak to quell. We must trust
ourselves alone to shield our visitors from
insult. Only when we have hidden them
God speed on their home9ard trip, can We
afford to 90 back to our every day duties
and feel that the good name of Charleston
has been redeemed. .1'
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Dissalutisu Of Gspartatrship.

nISsOLUTiOS OF COPARTN E RSHIP.
~ The Copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween L, l. u. IsEGAN. No. 3S4 King-street hos
been dissolved b. mutual consent The business
WI DO continued by ISAAC I>EMAN, ar the same
stand who MSS rm the liabilities OF the old concern
August IL wfm3* /. & n. ISFMtN
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WILLIS q CIIIsoLhl.

NAILLIS O CIIISOLM.
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SHIPPING AGENTS,
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, BALE AND
SHIPMENT ito Foreign and Domestic Portsl Of
COTTON, RICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL sToREs'
ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, 8. q.
e. WILLS. s...........,....,.....A. B. oHIsoLn
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RemapaI.
Gppartattsbip aotifs.

THO EyCOPAHTNERsHIP HERETO-
FOBE existing under the name and style OF
VIII IAN g. wBILDEN & CO., having this day ex.
pired byiits own Limitation. we, the undersigned,
have fermed new Copartnsrship. under the rama
and style. for tn. transaction of busineas At
No. 455 KING. CORNER OF BEAUFAIN STREET,
and No 13f MHETING-STREET, charleston, 4. 6.
WILLIAM G. WBILDEN.
W GEO9dE 9IBBES.
sTEPbEN THOMAS, JH.
W. s. LANNEAU.
August IA. 1860. mfs August 1e
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State advertisement.
HxECUTIvr DEPARTMENT.

IAED CoMMIss1oNER's OFFICE,
COLUMBIA. :. G., AUGUST II 1889.
NOTICE. Is hnhEBY GIVEN THAT HIs uF-
PICE is now organized, In accordance with the law
creating the same and is ready to proceed 10 b,sI-
ness In the purchase OF lands the interests Of the
state will be carefully ruared II is the de ire OF
the Commissioner to purchase none other than Rood
lands In eood localities at their far arket value.
and at such prices as the samo lands would be sold
to private indiv duals. Arrangements have been
made by which the Bonds autho lied to be Issued
for the purchase of lands Will be converted TO cur
rency and lands 80 purchased will be paid for In
currency. The Commissioner invites all parties
owning desirable lands In desirable localities wish
ing to cell hem ana willing to take market prices:
to forward their proposals. giving description OF
the lands for SALE their locay quality and adspta-
non to the production OF cotton corn and grains gen
erally with Wow to the commencement OF negous-
tious for the sale OF said lands to the state.
C.P.LE7LIE,
August 16 mwf6 Land Commissioner.
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GRAN D. Il h STlVAL

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WILL BE GIVEN ON TUE DAY EVENING. nth
INSTANT, by District Grand Tabernacle, No. I. G..
g. A. O. at BONUM's HALL, John'street. The tr-
der will appear IN full dress ressiss.
Doors open at Il the procession enters the Hail at
half.past O'Clock. Admission 25 cents. tickets
to be had at the door, or from the committee:
Brothers q. Z. Grant, j. c. Witherspoon, T. Cox, W.
q. rravers n. Bolden FickiDpack
Refreshments will abound, and will be cold at city
prices. ~ AnRos. 10