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fact.
THE long pending issue in Virgins
ys being ralidly made up. The time
approaches when cur prejudices must be
consumed or we ourselves shall pass
away. The test of our patriotism will
be all that we can bear The very air
we breathe is vague uncertainty. but
all parties are agreed that the era of our
reconstruction is the very near future
The republican party in the state has
made very important concession, ~
cleansing itself Of its most dangerous
material. Thus rectided by tue enlight-
cned sentiment of the country it comes
before the people Of tne commonwealth
with a proposition sufficiently grave to
excite scrutiny aud liberal enough to be
received with liberation The invita-.
ton suggests common danger aud pur>
poses with united action. The Walker
ticket is believed to enjoy the favor of
the natiouid administration, and its lead.
ers claim that j. is not hostile to osr liz
terests. The tr,e character of Wells
seems at last to have been uncovered in
the house Of his friends. Retribution
seems to have taken wings amid the
storm Of opinion aud has at length over
taken him. To-day he is the scott and
jeer Of every aspiring mind in the state
Charged with an Infamous offence of
which be is PROBABLY gully bis name
can never be FURNISHED by escape
through the techuicaGties Of the law. -
The conclusion is irrevocable that be is
perhaps the graudcst seouRdrel who has
taken exotic hold upon Virginia. Yes
.erday he was the hero who threw away
the nomination of his party that be
might triumphantly force its endorse
tisn anew. To-day be is deposed by the
same power which placed him in the
executive chair of the oldest State in
the 'Union. Yet as the presiding gem
Jus of cupidity aud Of the evil powers in
ahe State he may be potent for our fur.
Their overthrow. Certainly he will be il
our people are incapable of further sac
.rifice in their own behalf. The atti-
tude of Virginia has elected Il mark oil
respect which has not characterized our
antagonists in any other Southern state.
The issue has been elevated Heed not
the false cry that Col. Walker has only
She extcrnals of republicanism. If be
shall become our Governor it can only
+. be as an original and uuabated Rspub
licau. Yet his high character, bis mod
est bearing, aud his sterling worth, hi
material aud varied interests in ON
land aud his established citizenship pro
claim him our friend. Coming to on
State in 1864, not as an adventurer, bu
as a citizen bringing with him large cap
ital and investing it wisely so that W
ars thereby benefited, he has shunenC
rather than sought Official station. To
day and in all the past believer in TIL
federal view of the Union, he has wit
messed tho clash of arms without cupid
ty. TO him the war was one of princi
pie and not of lust. If there be stat
upon him it comes from that oblquit
of conscience common to the sons O
men. We believe the chiyarons an
upright people of Virginia can vote 70
him aud commit their honor to his keep
Jog. Under his rule the national gov
ernment and OFT restored commonwealth
can reconcile the suspicious future an
rthe bloody past. Think to-day ON thcs
things
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ENT antad. Accents, S1o tO N2OO


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female to introduce the " Geruine Improv
cd Common Sense Sewing Machine" THIS
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practical cheap machine manufactured.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-02

The foi wing 10 a copy Of Toe reson.
tiou offered by Mr.. Kaue al be stock
holders meeting, as corrected by him.
self.
RESOLVED That we highly appreciate the
able and efficient servicrs lendered hy r..
W. Hughes, O., !=;e President Of tho Va.
& Ky. r. K, mplny 10 bringing success.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-02

The Bedford Seutiasl IN speaking of
the political situation in Virginie abs
if anybody is willing to eat say more
dirt. Like the hder our aversion to
such proceeding is best exhibited by
refusal just here to gobble up the Sen
tinel.
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PRICE-TIVE DOLLAnN.

Largest commissions paid canvassers. From 10
10 IO0 copis can be- disposed OF IN every large town
Fyery thorough business man, advertiser, literary
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form a small pant OF the community and buy quick
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send for terms and prospectus, Address NELSON
CHEsMAN, Publishers' Agent, 20 Park Row, :. 7
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IEORRIRLEli

suffered with cATARRH THIRTY YEARSi-
was cured in six weeks by u simple aemedy, and
viii send the receipt postage free, to all afflicted
Address REV. 4. j. MEAD,
Drawer i70 Syracuse, n. y
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In

Addition to this unrivalled article, have
also purchased the right for, and had manu-.
iaetured iaige NUMBER OF, the
DAIRY QUEEN CHURN,
Aud fer them 81 prices 40 low as to place
them wiibln the reach Of ali.
1T MAKES BUTTER IN THREE
MINUTES!
And has been tested by the best Butter
Makers Ia The cduuiry.
At W. D. JONES, Cheap Goods can
always be found IN abundance. They viii
be- sold Tor PAY DOWN in eli instances,
in order 10 Justify The
UNPARALLELED Low CES
have fixed on them.
Come one, come all /! this rock shall fly
" From It's firm base as soon as /"
Do from the Pay Down Schedule.
BE sure TO call at the Corner Of Glib and
Main,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-02
OBITUARY..

SAMUEL CoALTER WILKINSON, in the sixty.
second year Of D. age, depaitld this life Friday
last the 18th day OF March, ia the town Of GoOlsol
Washington county Virginia.
lie was born In the county Of buckingham, Va. on
the 27th day Of June, 1907 ard resided there and
Cumberland county till few weeks since, whom be
removed 70 this county with his family. and be-
came n victim to the fell destroyer Pneumonia
Thus has passed from earth 10 Heaven, surrounded
by srlngeIs, with the exception OF his immediate
household an ahecionate husband, indul gent father
firm friend, kind neghbor, and one whose life was
stained with o action of rumorse, but marked by
every attribute ola elevated aud unbonished char
acter All who knew him Intimately In life will &C.
cord this tribute TO his memory and heaye a sigh on
the reception Of the sad intelligence of his untmfly
taxing or, while the family circle feel too deep
Tor uterancc the Of the vital cord and min
gle their tears In holy unison upon the cold damp sod
mound piled above his tomb.
In the beautiful burial ground 81 the Ladies' Memo
rial Association, east OF the town of Goodson, Va,
and Bristol. Tenl he sleeps well beneath the soil OF
his beloved aud ndtire State, and whore tho gentle
hands Of woman, besides even those Of kindred, viii
plant amnranthine Spring flowers to adorn and beau
ny his grave Rsquiescdt IA pace.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
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" ~ . - W ~ agents, selling my ne,O dad
raiuatls tngention. Address J. AHEARy, e3 Second
ST., Baltimore.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-02

We expoi in few weeks to enlarge ouI
paper to an eight sheet weekly isaue.--i
Southern &dr.
We have no donbt of it, as he's al.
ready three sheets Gin the wind.)
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LTPPTl.COTT & BAKEwELL,

Manufacturers Of Clrcnlar, Mulay, Min Gang and
Cross Cut Saws Chopping Axes, all shapes. Col
burns Patent Axe. sh0yels, Spudcs and Niles Pa
tent Covered scoop.
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Eg-,ALL kinds OF Job work neat
executed a, this Office.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-02

fully before thepub'iclhe meritsof said IN
provement, and We tender u him onr graft
ful Acknowledgements, for the ifnpOrtat
aid that he has brougiit to bear upun tie
fnhlic mind in favor ef said Improvement,
and with rcgret, At biz r'q1esi, part via
him IN the capacity Of President Of Siil
company, pursuant to bis resignation.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-02
nrlmosr King wrllIAn Co., OF. !, 1905.

VIZ. p. IT. srARKr--Sfr i--titer giyingyour new
Plow avery severe tfial, am compeiiedto say IL
comes up fully 10 yonT accommodation lpen pea
fllow u SURPRISES any pillow J have ever sen gsed.
ln no instance have seen n choke except where
there WAS close clay soil, which was nog proper
order Cor blowing. An who have seen N work are
pleased l an, very truly, yours,
Nm. V. C4oNros.
ny Can at Fowler / 0ibboney's and SO SAMPLES
Of these Plows. hm,2ly
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E. WHITMAN & SONS,
iSeedsmen,

IJVFWNFFFtEF9
90 and "A S. Calvert Street, Baltimore,
And manu-. actufers aud dealers IN every
description Of Agticu tural implements
aud Machinery.
Country merchants snd Druggists sup
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ESTABLISHED ls43.
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We have prepared list Of prices at which
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much greater than the profits.
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DUBLIs, VA, March 10, 1859.
Mn. T, u. sTARKR, Richmond, Val
Dear Sir After several days trial, pronounce
The Dixie" coD,pieis success II Is b. far the
lightest draft Pillow 10 turn tue iciith ana deph Il
does that ever saw ! shah certainly give the
" Dixie a fair trial In turning clover 90 coming
summer II yon can induce any one 10 taf my new
len hand Lexington at haf cosi, ~ take Dixie"
Very respectfully, Wa ~ HART,
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CERTIFICATES;

Write to Col, r, W, Hughes, at Abingdon Va, for
full particulars Of the starke Plow He Is ono Of
tho most scientific aud ontorprising farmers IN the
country, and recommends II above any other Pillow
DO has ever known,
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~ 4NTED-AGENrS--To sell the
\ merlcan Knitting Machiue. Price s25.-
ine simplest, cheapest and best Kptnnx
Machine ever Invented. VIII koit 20 600
stitches per minute. Liberal Inducements
10 Agents. Address American Knitting
MAchIue Co., Boston, Mass, or St. Louis,
Mo.
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Dollars

Worth of Notions and Small Articles
During 1867 and 'GS, my trade Las been
hey You'd my most sanguine expectations, aid
witLout boasting, now say TO my p.~
friends that having
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'Cbe Last CaII.

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED 10 NJ
IA either by Note or Account, arc le-
q4,sled u come iOlwafd and settle at once
To- no longer indulge nee tcA be giUsn.
You eau ALL save coat BY at ending 10
the above At oles. W. D. JONES.
JAMS
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AGENTS WANTED.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY

TWYE want responsible resident Agent In every
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The TWO HORSE PLOW lrU DO BeHsr az
Hearier Hork than other Three HgrSe floiSs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-02

And has been tested by the best Butter
Makers Ia The country.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-26
NOTICE.


Estate II Samuel Il. HaHidaH, deceased.
The Undersigned having been appointed eXccuiuy
ana ekecuriN IL the lJst 10 ana testament If samuel
H. Halliday late Of the county pf Alexander and state
OF Illinois, deceased, hereby give motto" That th,y %
appear before The rut;uty cU!i' .: Alexander rHgGy
20 the court house la tlDp city ul Cairo, Illinois 10 the
March term, on the third MONDAY IN Narrh next ~
which Time al persons h.Iug riIms against said cs.-
I'" are h"tiuct ami requested u attend Tor thr pun
pose % having the same adjusted. Al persons u-
dcbcd 10 said estate are requested % make Immea-
ate payment 20 tho Undersigned.
Dated this 2Ulh day uf January, 4. y. ls61.
HENRY l.. HALLIDAY, Executor,
LIZZIE r. HALLIDAY, EycputrIN,
lansu-6N Of samuel 49, HALLIDAY.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-26
Ckloroform ON the Gaiios..

The sheriff Of Oneida county. New NurI,
lately had 10 execute murderer Bring
tender-hearted man, he gave the criminal
choloroform before he put the rope around
his neck. Thereupon he har been indicted
for malfcasance in office
II j. not easy To- see how he wa. fal,e 20 hi,
official duties ia administering the chic
reform bat n occurs 30 10. that he might be
indicted for murder IL il could De shown that
he almiui.t.red ch"loroform enough to Mil
the man. H. had 10 legal right ,o take the
fellow life IN any way except by the rope
aud II he had killed him any other way. ~
with n hludgeon. or with arsenic. he would
hay. certainly have been h.d or not rider.
The practice at administering chlaro!oru
Ga persen' in the sgvny of death frum fatal
and painful wounds Win. approved by some of
the best surgeons during the wars aud we
have heal of q number ofin.tanc@ But that
would not justify sheriff in using choloro-
form though We do not see precisely what
difference It would make, whether h. gave
the drug 10 n man on the gallows or not.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-26
90
New. Paragraph.

oNci county NY citizens are greatly .k-
cited over the discovery ola rich gold mine.
BuHa'o boots, IL making a pair Of $500
too;' Tor cen. Grant 10 wear an Inauguration
day
Why cannot medical man ever be- wild.
awake Became he's slwsys dosing.
DO. d man consider a woman % poem whom
,hc il H-v-r-c a. him
Til "hahy crop 10 New York 10 one week
wa lI.4
In Maine S/poy.ooo acres Of land remain
uBoc,upied.
MiwauSiau. draEk lat year S4.ods. 600
worth Of intoxicating drinks.
Florida. present secretary ~ state i.n tall
'rird aud 'rsIitr African.
Nclaton, the G.mou. French surgeon. thinks
Il will bc safe go sever the Siane,c twins. and
the operation will probably bc performed.
\ clifton 90; Milford, Ma.sachu,etts, exuccts
90 whirl thirty milo, au hour IN vclocincde
with wheels eight feet high, that be- i making
\ new crop az counterfeit twenty-five and
tity cent scrip hu, been put iu circulation
a san Franciscan ohrr, 20 drive tfo small.
poN "ut 81 The city hy the Iu,.u, Of magnet
i.uI, Cor Zee $50 600, and auo'A.r proposes
IS o remedy the closing ofall The tioater,
Wilson hu- been hr ggiug Ia the senate
that Frsd"rick DouglA-- i. hiO friend This
!. really very hard ON Douglass, vino viii
hcncciorth have 10 contend with the double
odium ofh color aud AMI Wilson's friend
ship.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-26
Jhe Grfuiug 8nllttiu.

From the Cincinnati Gazette.


Gen. Grant himself made declaration in
conversation. this morning, which will doubt
less ease the sensitive souls of those who fear
he may take democrat or two in his cal :.
net. He said if he were republican senate.
and a democratic president were TO select n
democratic cabinet he should vote for their
confirmation but If, under similar crcum-
stances. "A president elected by the republican
party shonld select democratic advisers, he
would think ho failed IN doing his duty ii he
lid not vote for his rejection. It is thought
this remark may be taken as conclusive by
even the most stubborn of those who profess
20 believe Gen Grant wanting in sympathy
with the republican purity; though, after ali,
il Is no stronger than his declaration, the
other day, that the members of his cabinet
would be gentlemen who supported the adj
ministration during the war and the Com
gressional policy Of reconstruction since the
war.
IL seems advisable while on this subject TO
characterize n wholly unfoundcd the para
graph going the rounds of newspapers which
says il is customary for the president elect 10
allow the vice president elect 10 name one
member Of tho cabinet, and that Colfax has
accordingly selected Superintendent Defrees.
efthe Government printing Office. There
never has been such custom, the vice presi-
dent having no voice whatever in cabinet
making. The relations between Gen. Grant
and Mr.. COlfax are extremely cordial. and
the General has probably talked with his rs
sociatc about cabinet matters. but Mr.. ColfsN
knows that the selection Of confidential
advisers Is peculiarly the presidents affair,
and has neither urged nor asked the appoint
ment of ANYBODY.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-26
MASTERS SALE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander County, !
In the matter II samuel Stats Tstor and Edwin Par
sons, Trustees of the Caro- city Property ys Ellen
Shortell-'n Bill 90 enforce Vendors Lion
Pubic notice l. hereby given that IN pursuance Of
decreta order entered IN the above entitled cau,e in
the circuit court Of said county on the eighth day ~
October A. u. lsCs, Of the OctOier term AID lsts ~
said court, JohnQ Hartman, Master IN Chancery for
said court, viii, on the 18th day Of February l. u.
1888 at II O'Clock IN the forenoon Of said DAY sell sL
public auction to the highest bidder for cash ut the
southwest dsor OF the court house the city Of Caro-
in said county, the following escrh.d real estate Sit
ute IN the first addition io the city Of Cairo county
Alexander and state Of Illinois. to-wit.
Lot number two t2l IN block numbered twenty-five
(2j known and dos ignated the recorded map or
plat Of snd first addition to said city together with all
and singular the tcnemcnts and Entertainments there
unto belonging, in satisfaction Of said decree, with
interest and costs.
JoHNQ HARTMAN. Master in Chnnccry
Cairo. H.. January Is, Rog-iw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-26
MASTER 5 SALE.

STA OF ILLINOIS
Alexander County, ~
In the matter Of samuel stats Taylor and Edwin Par.
sons Trustees Of the CAIRO City Property vs. Catha-
rine Mchane-On Bill to enforce Vendors Lien
Public notice ~ hereby given, that In pursuance of
ecreta order entered in the above entitled cause In
the clrcut court Of said county on the eighth ay Of
October, A. D. lsCs, of the October term A. ID lSS ~
said court J. John a. Hartman. Master IN Chancery for
.aid court, Will, on the 18th day Of February A. H.
lsG9 at ii o'clock IN the forenoon II said day soil Al
publn anction to the highest bidder for cash ut the
south door of the house IN the CITY Of Cairo
in said counss the foowin" des, ri5ed rrn state sit
uate ia the city of Cairo, county Il Alexander and
state of Illinois, to-wit:
Lot numbered thirty-ninc l2a) IN block numbered
hftytwo t52 known and de- grated on the recorded
map plat ~ said city together with al and singular
the tenements and hercn taments thcreunto belong.
ing IN satisfaction Of said decree, with interest and
costs. JOHN o. HARTMAN, Master in Claucery.
Cairo, ILL.,. January p, lstH-dtd
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-26
Memphis III Psso Railroad.

The pa'ssg" 81 the joint resolution hy the
house ou Monday. giving to the Memphis.
III PSs" and Pacific railroad RICH, of vav
through The public domain, j., ia some .en,e.
national recognition. and thu. far &. regard
cd II Importance 10y IT, friends Thi. j. the
route preferred by all the southern senator,
and representative. and the same in which
zen. Fremont j. interested. There was n
'eyerc contest, but the vote for IL wa. over
Shciuiing.