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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
HORACE GREELEY,
sExAronror vIRoIsI,.

SEN AT o hrof vi so MI
The crs greeted us everywhere yester
IN ,oiA do "a Is The uery thing,
Some old .fogies may be q litt'o slow 10
comprehend IL, but after scratching their
heads they. too. will como into line with the
living, moving age.
We hive oniy 10 prevail on Sir. Greeley
10 do us the honor TO become an ..inhsbitani
Of the State" for single day, and the
work is done. The World may gnash it's
teeth, and The Herald indulge 10 any amount
Of gibes, but Mr.. Greeley is tod much Of =
philosopher aud patriot TO mind such trif,s
III is his privilege to- inaugurste an era Of
tue grandest lipcrair M yet known to this
continent. aud for his glory and our good
we trust he will not shrink from the envia-
bic role.
Tie above proposition.o elect Horace
Greeley Senator from Virginia Is caIcu-
lated to arouse nlirtf. Surely the Wig
means tho whole as joke, and we so
take it, but some of our friends view
the matter from quite different stand
poiut. They think it would be splen.
did piece Of strategy /; we think It would
be the best joke Of the day on Congress
sional policy. Rather than take Sharpe
to crafty Grant. we would throw up our
hats aud shout for Greeley. II, how
ever, our Richmond friends are still gu
the hunt, we would refresh their mem
DRY by.iklli1g them that DR.. Harris,
Fields Cook, or DR. Bayne may be pre-.
vailed upon TO act
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

In estimating the increased political power
Of the West. We must add % shcse the Pa
cihc States, which in 1870 were not, which
now have only Ave members OF Congress,
hut which, after 1870. will probably have
seven or eight, making in all 81 or 90 mem
hers west OF Pittsburgh and north Of Cairo
The change between the period named in
the representative strength of New England
and the other Eastern or Atlantic states
cSmbBed will BIO substantially as follows
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

Tns great He'd D.agoa Of rebellion
has como forth and with paving Aool
and hssY maae dia,arbs The peace o.
Sullivan 1fe airW nll Of ,nournful
SQUADS speaking tho language Of tsrribl,
woe, Upon her ballowsd sOil Is bsip,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

ALExAxDars, Sept. rs. = johnson. Couser.
yative. has been eli cted TO the legislature
TO Oh the vacancy caused by the death Of
the Radical who was elected in July, by l2s
majority.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
SPEcTAL NOTTCE.

Gx0METHING NEw-In musical circles the
- Esfey OrEs ms the rage. They the
nost derable and have the finest tone, remarkable
for their sicestnsss and potoer The Por Humana
and Yor .jubiianfe the greatest novelties and
best inventions ever introduced. J. ESrEY CO.,
BrAstleboro, VI, Sole Manufacturers.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

Gen. N. b. Fvrrest, while delayed by
the railroad accident, on Sunday last,
near tullen's, expressed himself az vio-
lently opposed to the election Of Andrew
johnson as Sebskos.
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Cautfon-Ex caution the public
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~-@~ ---~@<- - @-8-~tt6 s~s
ev,ss We are selling soley on the
Pan. DOWN SYSTEM,
And VIII not depar. from II during tho year lsss-
have large accessioIIs to our stock IL
t--, Dress Goods, Cassimeres, Shoes, Hats
Boots and adding many new Items
49, Sueh Ne AXkL or kksE, beau.
'ifahy glazed STONE
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SPERM OIL for lhnters, 0RRkN BLACK
TEAS Of the highest excellence,
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if Whiiiennore, Bolchsr Co,
Il shells cleaner faster and rsns lighter than any
other. have Agencies for Riehm0nd Baltin,ores
riculturai Implements. We have made this busi-
moss our stady and have learudd tho best kinds Of
implhments gnd can make valuable suggestions 10
persons Wishing 20 bay. can order and procure
on the best termss everything Of the kind. eknow
who're to buy, o. whom'to buy and what 10 buy.
Our rule L perfectly fair dealing and pay down
San furnish the best rsnnessee Coal at our
asehouses Al retail, or al orders
for the Car load n the price
charged Al the Mines
the purchaser
paying
the freight
heep 1t always on hand, and
'Ass tho rasglar Agents for the sale ~ Il.
Feb 20 a. No. iss.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
MIScELLANE0U US.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

LEAIhuiuH, tshuINiH.
FACULTY:
GENERAL R. E. LEE, President.
CARTER J. HARRIS. A. NJ,
Professor Of Latin. +
JAMES J WHITE, A. NJ,
Professor Of Greek.
EDWARD s. JoYNEs, Nm,
Prof. Modern Languages.
RLv. J. L. KIRKPATRICK, D. D.,
Pref. Moral Philosophy.
WIN. PRESTON JOHNSTON, A. NJ,
Prof. Hist ry and English Literature.
ALEXANDER L. NELSON, A. NJ,
Prof. Mathematics.
WILLIAM ALLAN. A. NJ,
Pref applied Mathematics.
RICHARD s. MccULLOCH, A. NJ,
PrJf. Natural Philosophy
JOHN L. CAMPBELL, A. NJ,
1 Prof. Chemistry.
49,
Prof. applied Chfmistry.
Hos. ]. W. BRocKENBRoUGH. LII D.
Prof. Lq,c.
NJ. W. HUMPHREYS, AN,
Asst Prof Latin and Creek
ROBES MAssIy, A. NJ.
ASST Prof. Modern languages.
DUNCAN C. LYLE, A. NJ,
Asst Prof. Mathematics.
CHARLES A. GRAVES. a. NJ,
Asst Pr9f. Ea9iish.
JOSEPH D. WALKER,
ASST Prof. Chemistry. and
PriaeiPal Of business School.
sFor the present tho instruction In English Is
Avided among the Professors az Moral Philosophy,
Modern Languages and History, with the aid OF our
Assistant Professor
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

vxR GINIAs AT RULES HELD IN TIRE
Clerks OlHce Of tho Circuit Court Of Scott county,
the frst Monday ia September, 1867.
tfllFaQD. Piidemorc !
l.. II. Mel, Elizabeth Mel, Huston
|. A.. Niei, Jstnes A. Mel, Beverly In Cianeery.
iR. ,Niel, Russell Mel. William
Mel, A. drew Mel, Auscur Mel,
SThursey Gertrude Mel, dsris.
The object Of this suit II to extract The title Of
lands sold by Andrew j. Mel in his lifetime 10
claimant. .t.t3
II appeszinr be sFndasit fle,rthr, Is,nes A. Mel,
Beverly r. Mel, Rdsseil Me, VILLA Mel, Auscnf
Mel and Thcrsey Gertrude Mel part OF tho defend
10 this not residents Of this State, Il
Us ordered that they appear here within month
from the due publication OF this order and do what
Il necessary to protect their interests in this suit,
and that copy Of this order be published once n
week for four successive weeks In some news paper
Of this State and another copy be posted the front
door Of tho courthouse Of this county the first
day Of the next term.
r copy-teste A. G. ID. NAMES, ID. ..
6 sep ~ 4w
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

sFor the present tho instruction In English Is
Aivided among the Professors of Moral Philosophy,
Modern Languages, and History with the aid OF our
Assistant Professor.
THE duties Of this Chair are discharged by the
Professors Of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

VIRGINIA HOUSE,
ABINGDON, vIRolSIA.
H4nE PROPRIETOR having recently taken lps
Mouse situated near the Conrt-houte an.
central 10 all the buainess honaen Of the place, y
rshuing and furnishing the same and IL prepared"
oher tho Publie all the comforts Of
FIRST CLASS HOTEL,
And on terms liberal - any other House Of is
satisfaction.
Porter and Hack Al Tho Depot resulsEly. -,
sept. oM Proprisiof
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

IL better then our regular shaped Axes for these
reasons: Rrm-It cuts deeper Secoad--lt don't
stick In the cut. Third--lt does not Jar the hand
E0urth-No tilas ID wasted Ia taking the Axe out OF
the wood. Ffti-- ith the same labor you win do
third moro work than with regular Axes. Red
paint has nothing TO do with the good qualities Of
this Axe, for all our Axes painted red N your
hardware store docs not keep our goods we will
gladly answer inquiries hl your orders direct, or
give you tho name Of the nearest dealer who keeps
our Axes LxPPk COLT a BAKEwELL,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Sole owners Of 0olburn's and Red jacket
Patents
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

,..hIfr High Eays---ToNyn Sites
uasonfc---HOmes
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

LEADERS or THE CUBAN INsURREC-
TIoS.-The EreRiag Post gives an &C
count of the leaders of the Cuban in-
surrection. The Commander-insChie
Don Carlos Manuel de Cespedes, is a
lawyer, sugar planter and a large land
owner. He il worth 500 900 in Bay
amo. He is a man of middle hight,
broad forehead, bright eyes. and about
forty~eight years of age. The calibre of
Cespedes will be seen in this little anec-
dote: In discussing the plan of the
campaign, one of the commanding Gen
erals said: Gentlemen we must state
how we shall retire in case of defeat.
Whereupon Cespedes arose and said: "a
people conscious of its rights, and re-
solving to conquer its Independence,
does not retire from the field. We must
conquer or die Cortes burned his YES
sells; we Cubans will cut off all orr ways
of retreat" In Puerto Principe every
able-bodied man is under arms. Ii is
also stated that not the Cubans only,
but the Porto Ricans are ready for re-
volt and freedom. In Porso Rico the
leader is DIR. X. T.. Betances, a man
about As years old. Among the 1000
prisoners now in the Spanish jails are
some of the first men in the island, ply
siciaDs, lawyers, priests. professors,
wealthy planters and merchants.
The Montana post., 1869-01-01
Midnight Report.

Washington, Dec. 30.-SenatoT Morton has
replied to Greeley's letter, addressed to him,
aud concluded rs follows: "The fact Is cur
bOndholders understand perfectly we'll that.
whatever may be the law the question OF
bonds, any considerable part cannot be paid
in coin while currency remains deprecated.
Ii il folly to talk about paying bonds In gold
If the government cannot procure gold
enough whesewith to redeem greenbacks.
The redemption of the notes and return to
specie payment is a necessary condition pre-
cedent tO the payment of the bonds In gold
They look much more TO a return to specie
payments and the establishment of our
finances solid basis, than To
mere form of the contract as Ito how they
shall be paid. Your gold payments should
begin with the debt that Is due, which Is cur
rency: not by shaving bonds that will not be
due Tor fourteen years. The currency lies at
the foundation of the whole financial struc-
ture, and If il be unsound the structure above
must be injurious. When IL becomes good by
being made convertable into gold the national
debt may be funded, by which one-third of
the present volume of interest can be saved
to the nation which will carry the burden
with ever increasing ease till It's final dis
charge shall come
New York, Dec. 3O--A party at Jackson,
Pa, last Thurs lay. while gong 10 some en-
tertainment endravored to cross a pond on
the ice. The thick ice having been cut, the
Thirty people are reported drowned The
driver was the only person who escaped
Chicago, Dec 30--A fire occurred yeSter'
day in a Eve story building franklin ST.,
the upper portion of which was used as q
boarding house. Two young men, brothers
named Wallace and Louis Caud, leaped from
the 5th story window tn the pavemeu>s killing
both. Several other persons leaped from win
dows in the lower stories. ard one lady in
iured her spine seriously.
John rogarty brutally murdered his wife
yesterday, beating her ia frightful manner.
WIN. Salidan, n German brewer on Archer
Avenue, committed suicide yesterday
The rribunes Washington special says that
at Cabinet nesting yesterday, ,Esarts secured
the absent question discussed, relieving Poht
icsl prisoners, including those at the Dry Tor
tugas.
Cincinnati, Dec 3O-A horrible mu-de,
and suicide took place In this city this morn
ing. William Ashbash killed his wife by
blows on the head with Ratchet and stab
bing her in the left side; be shen shot himself
through the head with an Enfield rifle
Madrid, Dec 3o.-rhS government viii
dispatch 10000 soldiers 20 Cuba and Porto
Rico during January
London, Dec. 3O.-The new House Ol Com
mons met yesterday for preliminary business.
ONLY the Ministers who were reelected took
the oath of Office. writs were Issued fol
elections to eli the vacant seats, after which
the House adjourned till February 10TH
Raverdy Johnson. in a speech yesterday &c
the deputation from the London Working
mems Society, said tfat the naturalization
treaty between the United States and Great
Britain was certain OF ratification BY ths
\ United States Senate The treaty provides
The Montana post., 1869-01-01
GressInan.

New York. Dec. 2s--Information Is re-
ceived of an attempt TO assassinate Gen. Nc
Kee, Republican Congress man from the 4th
district OF Mississippi, a steanboat-
Mckee was slightly wounded and Bill HeW-
itt, one of the as-aSsins, seriously.
The steamer Alaska from Azpinwall had
arrived. The gunboat YAntic returned to
Aspinwal, {, ON Csrthagenia where she landed
Caleb Cushing
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

LoLdoD, Dec. 29.-Ihe following dispatch,
dated Co-staatinople Dec. 26, IL received:
The Province. are entirely tranquil. The
Turkish commander, klamIi, has arrived be
fore Syra.
The Star tlis morning condemns, aud the
STANDARD approves the recent action OF the
British authorities at Nanki.
Sir Richard Msynes, who made himself no
toriops not long since by breaking up Sunday
MEETINGS in Hyde Park, died yesterday
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

New York, Dec. pa long letter from
Gen. LongsIreet is published He ridIcules
the idea that Grant Is a Democrat; says he re-
CARDS his past course and decided character as
the surest guarantee of mis- future course.
His antecedents clearly mark him as Ma
tiOual man, and as such he gives adhesion TO
the party whose basis is the Union. and be-
lieves that the influence of his administra-
tion will be applied TO its complete and pros
porous restoration. lie tells the Southern
peobIe all that l. required for perfect peace is
their hearty cooperation IN Congressional re
cons truction.
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

that British subjects who have been natural
lied In the United States shall have the same
rights of protection on their return TO Great
Britain native born Americans.
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

Il q; Louis, Dec. 2T.-Two freight trains on
~ 1s H. and ST. Joe Railroad, coIlided near
Seli1 Se'I leothe on Thursday morning, instantly
N'liAns both engineers and both 6reuen. The
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

Montana Legislature l.
--,,nrI Vote ON Capital Location
'..iIeIeua'' Annendment Inserted 5
90 ,.
hIfr fghtEays--ToNgn Sites
masonfc---HOmest esteads.
rI,e Revenue bill Anne tents.
RuHored Veto.
amendment iO Compensation
Act
Foreign Mining license Act
PASSES
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

RuInored Veto.
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

New York, Dec. 2s.-wsshington Specials
say it is understood PresidentJO hnson intends
retIring all army otbcers over 81 yeas of age,
among whom are Lorenzo Thomas, Paymaster
Gen. Boice. and Brig General Phillip So.
George Cooke.
Calls have been made for National Con-
The Montana post., 1869-01-01

The Revenue hill Amendments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-05
Died.

ARGUE.-On Friday morning, December g. WILL
LIAM ARGUE, IN the Attn year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
quested to attend the funeral, rom his late resi-
dedce, 25S West Twenty ninth street. THIS Sunday
afternoon, at one O'Clock. The remains viii be IN
tered at Greenwood Cemetery.
AlTCHEsoN.-On Friday morning. December 3,
MARY JANE AITCHEsoN, in the 34th year OF her age.
The funeral VIII take place on Monday morning, at
nine O'CLOCK from her ate residence, No. 34l East
Thirteenth street, to ST. AIMS church. in Eighth
street, and thence to CalvarJ Cemetary for inter
brother m-law, Thomas Sullivan, are requested to
attend the funeral without further notice.
Dublin tlrelana) papers please copy.
ARLEDTER.-On Saturday December 4, FERDI-
NAND O. ARLEDTER, Jr, IN the 10th year OF his age
The relatives and friends Of the family, also the
to attend the funeral from his late residence, No. 10
Chrssue street, on Monday afternoon, at one
O'Clock.
BAURENs.--On Friday morning, December ., Eu-
GENE PETER BAURENs, native Of France, aged SO
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend che funeral from his atc residence, No. As
Norolk street. tnis Sunday afternoon, al one
O'Clock.
BLooH,-On Saturday, December 4, SAMUEL BLOCH,
In the 6sth year OF his age.
Friends ana relatives are invited to attend the fn-
neral from his late residence, 12l West Twcntysec-
ond street. on Monday afternoon, OF one O'Clock.
BuRNErr.-On Friday, December Q, ISABELLA
BURNETT daughter OF George Burnett, aged 20
years, 10 months ana days.
Her remains Will be taken from the residence OF
her lather No. l7s avenue d to the Cemetery OF the
Evergreens Tor inerment, this Sunday afternoon,
al one O'Clock.
CoLEs.-On Saturday morning. December 4, SpEN-
GER KINGMAN, infant sou OF Barak q. and Kate K.
Coles. aged months and IA days.
Funeral services at the residence Of his parents
No. 4t0 East Flftysevneth street. eight O'Clock on
Monday evening. The remains will be taken to Glen
Cove, Il. l., for intermont on Tue ,day morning.
COSNoLLY--On Thursday, December q BRrDaET
CONNOLLY. the beloved vile Of Timothy Connolly, In
the 34tn year OF her age after long and severe III
ness which she bore with Christian feeling; native
OF the parish Of KiDeggan, county wcstmcath Ire
land.
Her friends and acquaintance, and those OF her
brothers Luke and Edward Iraynor, are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the resdence Of
her husband. this $50 Washington street, lSlndayl
aft rnoon, at one O'Clock.
California papers please copy.
DiCa-At Pelham, OF diphtherla, on Friday even
ing, December g. at the residence OF his grandfather
Joseph Lyon, Esq, j. WRIGHT DICK, eldest child OF
Benjamin =. and Iiannie l.. DICK, aged years, 10
months and ~ days
The relatives and friends Of the family ore respect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-05
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


INSTRUMENTATION Thursday, December 2, by
the Rev. J. Malone, at his residence in BROOKLYN,
NICHOLAS r. HANSON 10 MrS. JANE ID. CONMEY, both
Of the city VI Brooklyn. No cards.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS New York. on Monday,
November ~, by Rev. DR.. Burchard, WILLIAM H.
MCDouaALL, Of Newark, N. j., to MATTE A. Fol-
SON, OF this city. No cards.
SPAIDs-WEsCoTT.-On Thursday, November 49,
by the Rev. f. w. Frlnch at the residence OF the
Hon. G. ID. Van Ripper Hudson CITY, N. j., MIR. CARL
TON SPAIDs, or New YORK; to Mrs. LAURA ]. IVES
COLT, or BladensDurg, Nd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-05
TIE SKATING SEASON.

History OF the Sp0rt-Ladies as Skaters
Skates-The Skating Clubs-The Park
Ponds - Curling - Kinks and Ponds
--Eyolutions on the Ice-Noted
Amateur -COstames-PTOs-
poets for PropitiOus Winter
Eighty Thousand Patrons OF
the Ice In New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-05

Presbyterian Church Troabcs In Missouri.
The Supreme Court OF Missouri has decided the
case Of the state va Farris involving indirectly the
right Of certain parties to be directors Of Linden
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-05

wood College, at st. Charles but which turned upon
the question Of the validity OF the famous tDso 1cto
order OF the Gurley paper adopted by the Old
School Presbyterian General Assembly at st. Louis
In 1865 The court unanimously held that the action
OF the General Assembly, being the highest Church
cal matters, and expressly sustained the action OF
the Assembly or 1865 aud 1867 dlssolylng several
declaration and testimony party as being with the
constitutional Church powers OF the Assembly. The
effect OF the decision IN Missouri will be TO secure 10
the adherents OF tho General Assembly, as against
The declaration and testimony party, control OF all
property held upon condition OF connection With the
Old School Presbyterian Church.