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Gou,n1srfiaI.
ExpoIts.

Exports.
DoSTON-Per brig Josie Devereau1-185s bbls Ma
val Stores 80 toms Iron. u toms Guano. "a tons
Cotton seed, 81 baleB Rags, l.. 600 feet Lumber,
6000 Horns, P1nno.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Manhattan-498 bales
Upland Cotton, 40 Heroes Rice 291 bbls Rosin.
SO bales Yarn. 81 empty Barrels. 90 Packages.
Per schr henewa-1eO,O00 feet Yellow Pine Tim.
ber. g.. 8k2 feet Yellow Pine Lumber. Per schr
Li1y-l76,000 feat Lumber, 460 bbls Rosin, "a
Mdse, bag Roots.
ST AARF's, aAs-psr schr " Iones-arain and
Hay.
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were prodtoated upon payment next week. Tho
great majority Of cotton was stored. Unless Now
York declines groatiy m order cannot be hlled 1t
these figures. which now are half to one cent be-
low what cotton would command II there was cur
rency On hand. There will be an ample supply
Monday. Come middlinas to-day sold as low as 28e
Ordinary 2oa26Hc; good ordinary 26a20hc; low mid
ding 2Ta27xc; middling 28Ha2sc.
sales Of tho week 7Al bales. Weeks receipts 9ai
bales. against 2o2 the previous week, and 368 tho
corresponding week Of last season. ShipmcutB SGT
bales.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand 6eptember1, 1869. .125
Received past wepk. 984
Received previously. ............ 2o2- l1se
Shipped past week Observation-Disclosures. 667
Shipped previously Bly................... 12I- 6S3
Sock on hand september 10, 1869.... 823
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UNITED STATES COURT.

Proeeedings OF tho United States District
court for tho Western District ef South
Carolinn-AuRuse Term, 1869.
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Consignees per Northeastern Itatlroad
September III.

20 bales Cotton, 934 bbs Naval Stores, 70 bushels
Rice. Lu nber, Mdse, &C. To Marshall. Jr, V
Barden. d stoney, q " williams & Co, Nachmann
a.s, MnSiisan so.sr Smsih Go;dwen ron'
Bon, Reeder & Davis, Mowry h Co, J. p Fripperson.
Ingi aham & Son, Piitcburd. Bieckhon Co,
GalIard Minot, Willis & Chisolm. Kirkpatrick 4
Witte, shackelford Kelly, Wiss Co, Chisolm
Bros. Salinas, yelling. and Order.
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ConsiEnees per soutn Carolina isniIrouu
Sonfeynher H.

461 bales Cotton, 33 bales Domestics, so bales
Rags, 2 cars Wood. cars Lumber. car Mules. To
Smith, L D DeSaussure, Pelzer, Rodgers Co, Dow
ling 90. nesder h Davis, q Walter & Co, Mowry
Co, Ryan, wagner Il Stewart Courtenay &
Trenholm. Oaghorn. Herring Co. Goldsmith &
Son, and West.
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EALL AND WINTER IMPORTATION.
1869. =
RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND5rRAW GOODS
ARMSTRONG, UATOR g. CO.,
Nos. a37 md asY Baltlmore-street.
BAL MORE,
IMPORTERS AND J0BBERS OF
BONNET AND TIsIMYING Ribbons.
VELVET AND SASH RIBBONS.
Bonnet Silks satins and veiv'ts Illusions, pioude,
Laccs. kuchcs. Nets and Grapes,
FRENCH FLOWERS AND FEA TIERS,
Straw Bonnets md Ladies' Hats,
Trimmed and Untrimmcd.
srT.K VELVET AND rELr BoNNEr5 AND HATS,
SUND0W IND SHAKER HOODS.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS
IN THIS coUN Cry. and unequalled in choice
variety, wAich we oner at prices that will defy com.
petition.
as-oRDERi SOLICITED. Ino August ls
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TwEN1Y-sxIrH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

IrHon QUIZ OWN CORRESPONDENT J
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@arins Nfwa.

sort OF Charleston. sept
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03
TENNESSEE NEWS.

The esnvsss for the spring election haa
opened In the most Wig rous earnest. The
number OF candidates for county Offices Is
beyond precedent. The county Of Sullivan
Is no exception. 1t isto be bopsd that our
long exclud,d end ostracised people will
In their aspirations exhibit degree Ct
patience equal TO their heroism, and bear In
mind that oil c snnot govern. Some must
serve..... Andrew johnson declines 90 the
nominee OF tbe'county Of Greene for the
Convention. And the meeting has been
called and another oomination made =. II
is believed by some persons that The adjourn.
ed convention, cf the county Of Sullivan
VIII fall to make domination q d that the
race win be left open. on Friday Tie
18th ulf., tragic affair occarcd within fau-.
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TyRGTNI1 NEUS.

Ats meeting Of the Stockholders Of tbs
Chs,.s.aks snd Ubsc Railroad Co., held IN
the city az Richmond. on Saturday night
there wers presented and considered twu
propositions ftf she compilation Of the road.
The ilrst wax eton company Of New Yorl
capitalists represented by O. P. Hunting
dos. Tho other wss from an English COM
pany Ssprossnted BY James Carter and 9TH,
srs. Tire arrangement Of the New York
sSmpssy secures eli 100000 and guaran.
tees tho speedy completion Of the sosd
Ths English company offered % Don ono II
Gx months. The New York proposition
was accepted BY vote Of 52.s0l sg,iDs,
$500 and @ P. Huntingdon, a. A Low.
WIN. II. Aspinvali, Pliny + sk.. ID "a
Stewart. Jopss g. CisIk, NJ. b. Hatch, Ii
Chester PAr~ > John + 'hols. wHlism.C
Wickau, Jos ph 4. Anderson, elected ,Di /.
rsotOrs for the ensuing year.. The sbllty
cf thss. men nndoubted, and there Is no
kDsor rsssoa by the cars th6uld not be
rusuing 10 Ia, " or.ver within IL months.
....... The .sdic.l @ 5avehtion spi :. /.
pieces sud the Psrsy has gone 10 the dogs.
The address adopted calls for another dice.
iion and the protectitn Of the military,
charges fraud aud opposes the admission Of
the State. The INTEGRITY report, which
wsrsjected Was N, re- moderate aud ssnsl.
bic. Upon Tie adoption 81 the sddrss
about 30 Of the most prominent memsers
boited. toospieuOas In this mongrel horde
Of = UNs and sdventurers were G. c.
GOOdslb Of Marion, Ira Fugste, OF esott,
and Gil. Whether. Of T4zewel'.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03

THs Radical convention which as
'embled in Richmond during last week
has tasted the dregs of humiliation in
the repudiation of Witchsr. The great
falsebood Of its majority report that
loyalisis are not safe in Virginia" is
sufhoieniiy disproven by the fact that
its authors could assemble and perpe-
trate il In the light Of day and in the
populous capitol Of the State. If that
kennel Of uuelean ours had lught Of
the respectability which they so much
envy in the true people Of Virginia, or
" the latter had less antipathy for those
desPicablc Projections 10 meanness and
depravity, which the former so much
delight 10 cultivate and foster, il might
require the idle and arbitrary force Of
Candy to keep them in Virginia. But
there are better ways Of roofing them
out of the land they have defled. The
client but mighty chemistry Of the
Walker movement prceipisatss the base
elements OF QUE political composition.
Even Forney scouts the aeiion Of the
majority, and spriugs to the defence Of
Virginia, whose early admission he
comedies to both az fixed and desira.
bic fact.
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Tue actual consolidation Of the two
Fast Teun. railroads is M event on
which we eau congratulate sLe country.
Revolutions Of such magnitude and in :
portance are not apt TO be reversed and
II may be stated az fact thai the X.
T. & Va. aud the Il. 7. & Ga. roads in
their individual capacity have ceased to
s"s, aud are suc,s dod BY the EAsr
TrsSrssEE Rail Road. Even among
the stupordous enterprises of the pres
sst age this new line may be ranked
aaoag giants Commencing at Bristol
II stretches its IRON frame upon ons Of
TIE most fertile tracts beneath the Amer.
lean sun. "A Cleveland /, biflrca.es
and stretches in arms, the one toward
the Mississippi and sAs other toward
the Gulf
The early completion Of the Selma
4 Dalton road will throw it inlO nudis.
pa,sd eDa7sc'ion With tho risAss, oo,,o,.
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TsSs,srss1:e TS0T1Vs1os7Ss1;T re-,

. The resolution recommending Judge
c. Y 'Tngg 10 the President for ap-
pointnent TO the Gircui, Judg,bip was
passed by the Senate aud referred to,
sOmmistee' on Federal relations in the
House A superbly brilliant Senator,
named. Hall, who we suppose married
npdsr the dollar license Law. endeavor.
to increase. the School fund by taxing
marriage licence $40. We presume
the brilh idea that the numb,r o. chill
lren being reduced the fund will 90
further, pipped tie skin Of bis brain
An 40 was passed TO authorize the
treasurer to borrow 1925 900 for press,
ing necessities, and then both houses
resolved TO purchase aNa,ional Flag
for the Capitol by ! vote Of ~ to 80.
The Candidates Oathis repealed. ' \.
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Tscss evidence that his brain is NOT
clear.
Here 10 the Arithmetic mans table,
iogs Their vita bis argument
We have ofs.rs 10 yeserine no sdvsnssres
Of the s. Side and N. & P. Il. Roads over
the W. & Tenn. r. Road, remarked that
the W. q Tenn. X. Road was the gre
feeder of tfoss roads, and that whilst they
we're recuperAtine, the Va. & Tenn. Rail-
road ives under very great disadvantages
srsi aiming its.lf---in word that, whilst the
Sonthsidc Rosds hsd comparatively Fight
Sork, nad were resping rich harvests. the
Va. Il Tenn. Road was sustaining iis lfnn-
der diiiicpliiea oppressive and exbausting.
But that the Nesns may have tomeihiug he.
sides assertion, We append for consideration
a table that may be Of some Advantage, AVID
may show whether our statement be cor
rect or rot. The information Is such as
the public needs, and we hope that our
facts and figures will have their due iphu.
ence.
Tho s nth Side Railroad Il 12s, the Norl
folk and Petersburg L. 81. and both together,
704 miles long. The Va. e. Tenn. Railroad
has the fame length.
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How Hes,ener'. n,s,sr- eure DyspeP
rnr vnolr sroar "a srTaHFit.

rHx WHOLE sronS ~ SuraHfht. =. :.
The oflee 81 the stomach y 70 soutsfi ihto
crsam.i X .auld, called CHS MIC nj = e.
frrfp4 narix Nv The nttini ~ solvent caifed the
gastric iuer which exudcs from the ccaiing ~ the
stomach, aud partly BY meehanicai mosement oi
Chat rRan which charms, a. v were ing qlarcisina
aIiment The CHYME passes from the stomach into
The duolenutn OF entrance to the bowels, where ~
IA subicr,ed A., the action Of the biis. ard the nu
tritriieur porton Of converted into fluid called
Czyie which event uaily becomes blood.
Now Il u evident that " the great solvent ibe
rastrfc Juice u not prpduce In sufheient quaiy
or n the mechanical action Of the stomach 4 not
snalcicnily brisk, Thu 6rsi process ~ diyesfion vii
he hot imperfeciy performed. u Is Also clear that
u the liver, which plays such an important part ~
changing the oUrishing posiion Of the ehyme Into
the material Of the blood, u cnngesied er IN ap1
unnatural condition, she eecvld procsss will not b.
thoroughly accomplished, The rcsuH o. tho tIro
failures Is dvsDsJsid complicated with bui0psaess.
The mode In which HOS TkTTBRs BITTBks
operate In such eases il this they invigorAts the
cellular membi ane Of the stomach, which evolves
the gastric juice. thereby insurlg ample suih-
cheney Of tho fluid 10 completely dissolve the food
They also act uhon the Of the stomach cans.
ing an acceleraiion Of the mechanical movemepi
necessary 10 reduce the food 20 homogeneous tass.
They also act speeincs1y ep6n the liver, strength
ening IT, and enabling It 10 produce ample And
regular supply OF bile Tor The pt rpoae Of cvnveI-
Ing the nutritious particles Of the Chge into cgfe.
and promote the passage through tre bowels Of the
useless debris. 2
In this way, HosTETTER's BITTERs care dys,
pepSa sud liver complaint. The explanation u
PLAIN. simple, philosophical, and irHee : .i.-
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II Is understood that 80 ton locomotive
can draw over the Va. 4 Tenn. Railroad
from 10 ~ Is cars o0ly--that locomotive
or the asme capacity can haul over the
Southside Road about 30 cars and over the
Norfolk & Petersburg Road, sbout so cars.
az thar K thee Rod, rick, for tho word,
IL nerves my heart and steels my sword, =
While il furnishes from the tables and
arguments OF those opposed to consoli.
datiOu :be strongest and best argument
that we have yet seen advanced in favor
Of the Va. & Tenn. Railroad consolida.
ting with the s. s. IN. 4 p. Railroads.
Il proves beyond question that it is to
the interest Of the Va. & Tenn. TO con-
solidate With those roads and reap a
portion Of the rich harvest spoken Of in
such glowing terms by the Eirginian.
1.-THE three roads become one, then the
expense Of operation must be equally
borne.
We have now given more time and
space to this question than was nesassa,
ry, and unless something new is brOugh,
forward We must leave the man who
has ''cipkeyiDg on the brain" to get
o.pherisg Fl che 5'afr. To follow him,
is worse than eotrtoiing compositions in
an OLD Field School. He makes 70
many mistakes We have to re.write his
articles. - 'igHfs
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03

As the decision ofthe Supreme Court
affects almost every business man in the
country, we publish for TIP guidance Of
'ur readers .ths'fOllowing table, showing
the value Of Confederate money a. diff.
ferent periods duying the war. 1t was
compiled by Messrs. $iiIler & franklin,
from the bank rseVrdAsSt Richmond. aud
was adopted sssthc scale by Judge Il.
Il. Marshall, IN the settlement Of claims
contra cted for j 6snfsaeraie money.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03

The widow Of Abraham lincoln is
said to have contracted a marriage with
Count Stneidcn' buntnen, Grand Cham.
berlain to the duke Of Baden: This
array Of title though apparently impos.
ing is said to be cheap, implying an
amount Of honor and wealth not much
more than equal to the taste displayed
by their possessor in his choice Of a
wife.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03

trade Of the world. Its new vice. Pres
idet Col Joseph Jsqucs claims that IL
shah be equal 10 the demand that its
splendid position viii cause to be made
upon i, and the energy. ssgsci,y sad
sdministIAtiso ability Of that officer
stamp bis :utsefsDees with the currency
of history.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03
VIRGINIA. AT RULks- HELD.1H THE
plerk's onhee Of the Circuit cous Of scott eOualy,

VIRGINIA. AT RpLks- HELD. rs THE
plefk's onee Of the Circuit cour Of scott county
on the 6rss Monday IN September, is6s.' pe
Hiram d. Pfidemore ls+.Etl uiEii
re- F.
Z. H. Mel, Elizabeth Mel, Huston
u. Mel, James A. Mel Beverly In chanoerx, q.
r, Mel, Rassell Mel. Hflliam n 1
kfei, Andrew Mel, Auscur Mel,
Therscy Gertrude Mel, dsris. 80,
Tho object Of this suit il TO extract the title Of
lands sold by Andrew J. Mel in his lifetime eo
plainaut.
II appealing BY AFFIDAVIT hied that James A. Mel.
Beverly X Mel, Russell Mel, william Mel, Apsenr
Mel, aud Therey Gertrude Mel part % the defend
ants inthis not residents Of this State u
Is ordered that they appear hero within ono month
from the due publication Of this order aud do what
IL necessary 10 protect their interests Ia This suit,
and that copy Of this order be published
week FOR four successive weeks In some se uspaper
Of this State and another copy be posted al tho front
door Of the court house Of this county the dFst
day Of the next term. x
A eopy-teste A. G. ID. NAMES, ID. - f.
or. IL Nv sasf
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COZ. cxELAwAY,s noAr

The report q Col. Galway before
the stockholders meeting, on Thursday
last, was very satisfactory to that body.
1t exhibits tho following gratifying re.
sult of the fiscal year ending June 80,
1860
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03
DEBILITY.

TA<~ % no medicine sgssf 10 He.fgsfs csruas
Thy fHspdrf q tone 1 9dnd rigor b fhe rltol<
.---a 10y a. ts-.S, y-vs gos,f s,asai
hafy complexion, eradicate tie y,lio0 hinge from ns
ye fmparf boon 70 ns chseks and chang s pafirra
from fhortbreaflsd, eEdciaird trodk and s,eruous
"rand 70 JuhJaeed, stosi, and rgoroHs person
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Bitfers or
onic. I'm fact, they are Family medi.
zines. They can be adminisfered with
perfect safety 90 n child three months
Of Ninety. =.
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.IAe Onean Jnn,a ana cen. Jer-

The Cuban JHnfa and Gen. Jor-
dan. f..
The oa,psn Junta at New York deny the
statement givea In Yesterdays Esa1IRER
upon the strength % news received from
Washington relative 10 General Jordan's
proposal to surrender his army. because
his American soldiers are always obligated
70 stand the brunt Of battle. In addition
% this the New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Day says he IL able, OF his
own knowledge, TO endorse this denial most
smphatieally. General Jordan's letters
TO hia wlfe and son, and 10 Ma personal
friends al New York. he adds, have not
TINS lar breathed one word Of complaint,
nor has their tone been that Of discomfort,
except In this particular. he wants !, 500
or 5 900 Amefieaa soldiers, sawith wi ON"
az he says In recent note III could win
the independence y caha In three months.--
Richmond Enquirer and .Es0minsr
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03

oyR modern course OF living bees,s
eonsAi,ioe. u The body that ~ 9eires osca.
lbnAl relief Tue systsm. becomes ehlee
blsd. deranged. eloeged. aud labora Ia ia
ta.k. The mind sympAthlzes with It and
both eiek, or fske depressed together. To
.elsanss. the blood--isks- Ayers P,lls,D
tGlasguv tKy) Free Press. 0NII
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03

a Rules held in the clerks once OF Tie eIr,,rit
IA eonrtof Scott county, In Estlville on the fIT.t
Monday In ovember, 1903.
Thomas J. Fuller and others, eoSnplts l o t..
- e. In ohAncery
Mary A. his wife, (laie Mary Amor.
voll,) Napoleon b. Norvell, Francis X -
Porter and Hesterhis wife, (late Hes.
terJ. Norvell,) ElijAh Anisan. WI.
liam hutson, Rena HntEon, Tennessee
hutson and Thomas Hutson heirs att /. p r
law Of Thomas Norvell, deceased.
defendants ..F
Tho object Of this bill L. that the tle 10 tho land.
In controversy, In the original bill ana bfli 81 re-
view, aud this bill, be dcereed to have nee,
rghtfully In the said Nancy Norvell and AZ saeh
justly subject 10 the eonirpct made BY the said Man
ey Newell, with the said oeorEe franels accrss.
cd, that the said bill Of review be dis missed ana
decree therein impenehed and sought to be sot aSia
be confirmed. that the injunction srAntea "a ~
compainants on saia bill OF review Be- dis solxed
And Il appeariae BY aindavh fled la the cause
that John A. Norvell Neapoleon H. Norve1 Fy.,,siss
y. Porter and Hester J. his vile, (lAie lester n
NorvellJ Elijah ilnison, iFfiilasa .iInfeon' ksa's
tiutaon, Tennessee huison aud THONGS Hufnon -
not residents Of this commonwealth Is therefor
ordered thai they appear here la one AM,
pabAeeiion ofthis order and do What L NECESSARY i
MS Apf 70 protect their interests in the same G
That gerry hereof be Published for fur
In the town 81 Bristol Va and arsi 49,
= ;i.o front door 81 the Court House on seoii
time ~ 49, .e.fth OF
copy issl:s; =, ). A.nAss' D 20 c, -. = o''
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HOonand's German BItiers
Hollands German Tonic

% a combination Of an De ingredients n ne Bdters
svith rms Santa Cruz Rars, Ordags, eie- 10 used
fo- nr diseases he BiSrs whSre some
pure alcoholic smulns 10 required Iou sciH bar IN
Wind naf fhese Tsnsdies entirely dhereDt |rorl
any oerf ddreTfffrd for 1e Of e dfseafes ndmed
n,se bers scleHtc preparations ~ e,fiefHal exroefs
ruhde Die ofhers decocfssHF ~ sorss
SoTrs- The TONIC 10 decidedly one I DE uoa plea.
IgHf ard agreedbe remedies offered 70 Ne public
No sss is erqhisite Is pleasure % euis & tshi ia
ls0'ring e<hildraffn0 and neictnaf qualities hays
saased % be known "a ns grsatsa ef al tsnieA
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FROM REV. loserm II. KExvAnp. D. D..

FROM REV. IosErH a. KENyARD. D. D..
Ia IArEsnS -lbsAR Sal hire been Frequently
erqtrsd 3. osatcrf Ny aofA mendafions 81
=. eeni iiHds u mshciHes tua rrgartiHg ue practice
. "ai u appropriate sphsre hare all de-
med sai 'eh clear pro( In pdrisHs fnsfaReef, aud
rrrenery =" wy o'ea JanHy 81 me usfaiaess Of DE-.
Nsdahds &c. HiaH giiisEs, depart for Trons ny
'fd c"aSsc 70 rylTess ny i eonricilon 1a for gen.
~ deidiiy OF die system and especially for Liver
:SI :' AT :. s sa:. 'sl' sss
'qhj tH HsHapy, NJ I doabl NOT Il ssil
= rrs D H,Ecisin-k. ~ % hoss sols sager
's@' l.s aLots eaasss. Tours, r,ry respectfully,
r. ~ KEYNARD, r-
Eiglsih, tsi0D I0akes sfTd<k
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03
FINAKcIAL STATEMENT.

The gross earnings of the road for
the fcaI year we're s537,T37 81. Fix.
penses during the year, sS42 ,4sl 68.
Leaving balance Of sl95,255 sc over
eSpenses, to pay Interest on State
bonds, etc.
The loss Of two hundred and eighty.
ave Tennessee bonds, which had been
appropriated by Powell, Green L. Co.,
10 reported and the most searching in.
vestigation courted. The relaying Of
ten miles of new track is urged, and the
regret expressed that double daily pass.
ener trains cannot be had on account Of
a want Of concurrence Of connecting
roads. The case Of Messrs. Hodge and
Hoxsis is given honorable mention.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03
NRW M gEa n.

VIRGINIA ar RuLLs rs THE cIERKs'of
fee Of the county court q Se,tt county on tie ht
Monday In November, 1889.
Marlin Lane, Compii,
against Yin ClAnccfy.
Nathan y. Lane, Def-i
The object 81 this suit l. 10 recover the sum o.
$500 with Interest thereon from the---dsy Of
October 1895. And appearing by sailsiaetory eyi-
dence that the defendant y moi 3 resideDi of this
state II Is ordered that the said defendant DO ap-
pear here within ons month after the due rublirA-
ZION d this order and DO What "a necessary to pro;
tcct his interest. rrl $50 a..
copy --teSte: s. n MORRISON, t+trT
nov. l2-4w. &C.