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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30

No. 81 Main street.
three doors below spotswood Bo,e,
IA MOST DESIRABLE l['lL RESIDENCE. A.
IA THE SOUTHWEST CORNER nv =, al
SHALL AND NINTH STREETg rEp TAB
AT AUCTION Intending 10 remove rng nnhLE
early In the spring TO my farm near the c iaisily
to be ems bled TO give TO II closer aisn,on, 80 As
ont Interfering with my business In Tie c,, with.
being unwilling TO rent ous my residence ~, aud
as above, will sell the same at anctIon rr,su@+d
premises, on TUESDAY the I'd tay az p sbDn The
at half-past ( O'Clock p. N. 'uatT
The main building contains twelve roo,r,
the wing nine rooms. embracing large and "a ahh
some parlors, chambers, and dining .ron,r panl.
sides cressing-rooms. closets, Kitchen scr,, ~.
rooms, &C., &c: 1t Is supplied Throughout . ,u
water and gas has hot and cold baths and III. mAh
other convenience to be found IN snoder,, FIRE, 'Y
dwellings also, stable, carriage. house ~
In respect Of comfort, convenience and io,,, &c
biIity Of location-beng in one square OF Inc pr.
toll and convenient to all the public huiIdrvs
considered to he one OF the most de sirabr nrfrB
residences In the city. f'at
TERMS One-third cash balance a. four o,...
and twelve months for negotiable notes inniosnm
added, and secured by a deed OF trust al
sesE .Eas-E JAMES NJ TAYIop
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & sor. Auct!oneers. 'h'
Z ia 2T-5tW e, &Tu
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n 3. u. DOUGLAS,
TALBOT SWEEEY, : Trustees.
de Is ALEXANDER DUDLEY
GALE OF YALuABLE REAL ESTATE

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ IN MECKBENBUR6 COUNTY, Vk.-Ey
virtue OF decree of the Circuit Cont for the
county OF Mecklenburg rendered on the 18th day OF
September, 1863 In the suit of JoDes's guardian
u.s. Jones, &c, shall on WEDNESDAY The 10th
day OF February. 1882 sell At public auction npon
the premises, n TRACT OF LAND belonging Ia
the estate Of William Jones, deceased, lying on
the waters OF Dockery creek, and known as hom
bsrdy Grove" containing EIGHT HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-FIVE. ACRES. There Is upon
the tract large and comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, with all necessary out-build;Ggs.
At the same time aud place shall, by virtue OF
a decree of the said court rendered on the same
day IN the suit OF Sydnor, Coroner, &c. for &c.
Jones, &c. sell ut public auction the MILL
known AS JDNE5'S MILL, with THIikTY-''NE
ACRES OF LAND attached situated upon The
waters or Miles creek about lhree-puarters OF =
mile from the Observation-Disclosures OF land. This
mill is adapted 10 the grinding Of both corn and
wheat; has very abundant supply OF water AMI
is regarded as exceedingly valuable and desirable
property.
TERMS OF SALE In each case q sufficient
| amount OF the purchase money In cash Ia defray
expenses OF SALE and The residue In tro equal Al
| uual instalmeuts, carrying interest from Jay OF
sale. The purchaser Will &c required TO execute
bonds with approved personal security for the
deferred payments, and the title To the property
| will be retained until tie whole purchase money
| is paid. THOMAS 7, G00DE,
| ia l3--2ot Commissioner.
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BY Paine u Co., Auctioncers.

BY Paine u Co., Auctioncers.
T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.
On WEDNESDAY the Sd February, common
cling ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, we will sell at our
auctlon-rooms a large and desirable assert
FRESH AND SEAsONABLE
DRY GOODS,
now receiving, aud comprising great variety Of
new and desirable goods.
ALSO,
zoo cases BOOTS, SHOES, and BALMORALs
comprising q coed assortment of Mems,
Women's, Boys, and Misses Boots and
Shoes.
ALSO,
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
HATS, UMBRELLAS. &C, &C.. sc.
All OF which will be sold without reserve, and
in lots to suit purchasers.
ia % PAINE CO., Auctionecrs.
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MIR. G. REINTz,...

AAA PlANo-TUNER AND REPAIRER,
Formerly with knabe 4 Sons Baltimore,
4 dlra Ss ms services 70 the Richmond public Or.
a aia deis ~ mr. Georee l.. Bidgoodss book and
Lion. sf-.ayl ssa, as ''N fNoA'Ps - -
ALL WORK WARRANTED. il 2S-1wa r
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN Ey

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN Ey-
~ CELLENT FARM IN HENRICO COUN
.TY. THREE MILES BELOW RICHMOND
ADJOINING THE TREE HILL ESTATF-In
pursuance of two DEGREES OF the Circnt Court OF
the. county Of Henrico pronounced on the 18th OF
April and the 9Th of May, 1853 and affirmed By the
District Court Of Appeals respectively. I'm the suit
of Tatum ct ale. Us. Tatum, &c. shall sell upon
the premises at public auction, to the highest Bid
der. on FRIDAY the 18th Of February 1854 at
p. M, the TRACT OF LAND In the county Of
Henrco, about three miles below the city OF Rich
mond on the Osborne turnpike adjoining the
lands of William 3. Randolph and the old Tree
Hill tract, and containing by estimation NINETY
ACRES more or less, being the same tract or which
Theophilus Tatum died seized. and now I'm the oc-
cupancy of William Jones, who purchased II at
former sale made by me, and AZ whose risk and
cost IL IS now sold, he having failed To comply
with the terms or sale. The property has been
improved by the setting out of fruit trees, &c.
TERMS Cash for so much us may Ee necessary
to pay the costs and charges Of the sale aud costs Of
the rule against said Jones' estimated at about SIS,
and the balance. now due or principal and interest
and charges Of protest upon the notes given by the
said Jones for the purchase money al the former
sale being $780, with interest from the 3lst May 1850,
and 81 7ss 90 with interest from the LIST December
1885, until the day OF sale and for the balance.
upon such terms as the said William Jones may
prescribe, or upon his falling 70 prescribe, upon
Six and twelve months credit for negotiable notes
with interest from day Of sale, and well endorsed.
The title will be retained until the purchase money
is all maid WILLIAM II. TkTUM,
Io 10 GtiFpt Itls Commissioner.
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pICHMOND DURING THE REBEL
1G LI0N-e1trscts from Polard's Life OF JEFF
ferson Davis-Onr City and its Vicinity. Some
remarkable statements sud criticisms from this
work VIII be fn tine next OpfRton. To be had AZ
TURNER'S January soth. Jas
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers.
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

~ ENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
Ne HOLD FURNITURE AT AuCI1SN;-On
MONDAY the LIST OF February, NJ 10 O'Clock, we
clininr hou sekeeplng). corner of Byrd and Fourth
streets. CANDLES Hill; general assortment OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; consi. ting OF
= One excellent six-0ctayc PIANO. -
MkHOG ANY SOFAS and CHAIRS,
DAMASR WrND0W-C URTaINA
WINDOW-SHADES and FIATURES: r1
4 large number CANE-SEAT CHI lbs.
MAHOGA NY CART, and 2 ARLOE "AifbES,
THREF-PLY and NdRAIN CARPETS, 81. .1
CHAMBER MOVES t. s-~r =. ...-... .s ..-a.
LOUNGE, &c ,,,,rx-,
uINING-ROOM and KITCHEN FUEN1-
TIRE COOK & LAUGHTON,
q, en- ~ 800 Auctt0nPers.
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Executor Of John Bridswater, deceased.
o3-t1c
,EE,S SALE OF VALUABLE

ENRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 LAND IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY.-By
virtue OF 4 deed Of trust executed by Edwin Talla-
fcrro to the subscriber for certain purposes therein
specified. the subscriber will sell, ON SATURDAY
the 18th day Of February, 1869, at Gloucester Court
house at public auction, to the highest bidder that
valuable TRACT OF LAND lying on North river
In Gloucester county, adjoining the lands OF war.
ucr T. Taliafcrro and Others on which Mrs. Bland
Taliaferro at present resides.
This tract of land contains ONE HUNDRED
AND THREE ACRES lies imme di&telv on North
river, in one or the most desirable ncighb0rhoods
In the county. There Is on the place COED
DWELLLNG-HOUSE and all necessary out.
buildings and the land is productive and IN good
state Of cultivation IL is rarely that such desirable
property is offered for sale
The terms Will be accommodating. yelling S
trustee, will only undertake To convey such int"-
rest as Is vested IN By The said deed OF rus!'
but the title is believed 10 be perfect.
For further particulars, or any Information on
the subject of this land, persons who may desire 70
purchase are referred TO Richard ): FolSes, ESl.'
Charles City county; TO General " lillian b. iSlia'
ferro, or Gloucester, or to the subscriber.
In l2-tds& w, SHEPARD MILLER, Trustee
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SALE OF ABOUT EIGH-

rgNRUSTEES' SALE OF ABOUT Elth-
Il TEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-SgVEE
ACRES OF LAND IN THE COUNTY "
YORK, IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, AND
NEAR THE TOWN OF WILLIAMSBURG
Pursuant TO the provisions Of deed OF trust exc
bearing date on The LIST OF January, 1901 and any
recorded in the County Eonrt " York county we
undersigned, the trustees therein named Al Tue
request of the creditor secured by said deed, ara
having given the four months notice required "
the said deed to the said Robert Saunders OF sGca
reIu!sition, win, on TUESDAY the 10th day 81
February 1859, at the front door OF the ExchahHc
Hotel, In the city OF Richmond, NJ the corner o!
Franklin and Fourteenth streets, ~ the hour o. !!
O'Clock 81, proceed t. sell the REAL FsTaIE
conveyed by the deed OF trust aforesaid, c2Ecn
and known rs "QUEEN'S CREEK or so much
or such parts thereof as may be necessary 10
satisfy the trust created by the said deed. This
taries OF York river and but short distance from
said river in the county OF York, IN the state ol
Virginia. Vessels drawing four or five feet OF WA
ter can ascend this creek TO within few miles oil
Williamsburg.
The place is said TO be particularly valuable for
thought 10 be necessary as 1t Is presumed that any
one desiring To purchase VIII view the premises
and judge for himself before the day OF sale.
THE TERMS ARE: That the purchaser pay one
half of the purchase money on the day OF sale anu
the balance In two equal payments-one on the lst
day OF January 1870 aud the other on the LIST day OF
January, 1911 and for which he shall execute his
bonds each to carry interest from the day of sale
and to be secured by deed of trust on satd land.
The undersigned Talbot sweeney, residing In the
city or Williamsburg, will take pleasure In show
Ing the land 10 any one desiring TO purchase.
b. d. DOUGLAS,
TALBOT sWEEEY, Trustees
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By Z. Bowman,
Auctoneer and Commission Merchant,
-.. No. 1918 Main street.
II ARGE ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
THE ENTIRE STOCK
of The establishment of Mrs. 8. Schlcss,
~ BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
No. 500 BROAD STREET. -..


WILL BEsOLD AT AUCTION ON TIL URSDAY,
FEBRUARY 4 1869.
The trade at large Is particularly invited TO this
sale as the stock consists of excellent assert
ment Of GOODS, which will be sold without re-
serve.
TERMS 4: All sums under 300, cash from 800 to
1900 sixty days; over that amount, ninety days,
with approved paper.
MOSES MILLHISER,
Administrator.
r RowMAN Auctioneer, ia 30
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wAsHrrGToS LErrER.
wAsHlssroS, January Is, 1869.

eorrs.pcadsnee Of Che Richmond plspa.eh.
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zAslssTEONvsALEs.sea
Nv Thomas w. Kecsee, Auctioneer,
office 1917 Main street.

BOOKS FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-I
Is ,v,,, sci, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
February ID commencing at 4o'ciock' at my store.
an AsS SISSrIe AND MIsCELLANg0Us BOOKS,
part of the stock Of bookseller who has declined
business. ,.,~.,,r,,-,,
so,,c,tad THOMAS W. KEESEE.
-, A.@ 1a rkucti 1neeT.
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AUCTION. SALES.
FUTUEg DAY.

BY James M. Taylor & Con, AuetIonosr.
No. 81 Main street
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and nature. and hurtfrl 10 society--contrary
10 the dictates or coEscisfce ADD pfers rsiigion,
and doing that which we would not. others
should do TO us and ..ours3 Do we pass - p!iT
Transportation on all our friends VINO keep
slaves, and advice their freedom
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T IsT OF. LETTERS REMAINING IN
II THE MANCHESTER POST-OFFICE
NrJTh nv an 1890 ..sfr.E,e .. 3

a 1' d. ALExANDER SHARP. p. NJ.
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exiravagance and rcdundauce Of early
life, and when age shall have tempered
the 6res Of his mighty intellect u may be
said Of him dat for glowing and vivid
power oiimcg, yhS has had no squalsinee
The days Of BAscomb His descriptions
Of the creation, The advent Of light, tie
work Of sbe sixth day, when man
flashed into existence, that MIGHTY act
of Jehovah when be flung he suns and
stars into the Geld Of Heaven, each
drawing about him retinue Of worlds,
was unsurpassed by any effort within
our memory. His depletion Of the
murder of Jesus, IF the decent of The
lost to hell aud Of the dark valley Of the
shadow Of death, upon whose crags The
Angels Of God perched aud saug the
songof heaven, were only surpassed BY
that Of the journey Of the redeemed
soul up beyon' moon and sun and stars.
into and over the plains and hills Of
ueayan. THIS young man is one Of the
wonders of our time. His is only 20
years of age, is native Of Russell
county, and in 1866 was classiuate,
at Emory g. Henry college, of the juui.
or editor of he Necs.
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Igristpt SENS,
FRIDAY, JanuarY 2e. 1868.

{RGlNlA s. TENNESSEE RAlLRoA AID,
Mail train leaves Bristol, Z % p. NJ.
Arrives in L}nchburg, $40, A. NJ.
Freight traiu- leaves Bristol, 7.45 A VI.
Freight train atrivesat6 As Am &c p M.
Nail train leaves Lynchburg, 40 z. IA.
Arrvesin Bristol. sos Am.
Distance 2O4 uiies; Fare cents per mile.
3s minutes sl'o sed for supper il Bristol.
EAsr TENN. s. VA. RAILROAD.
Hail train leaves Bristol q; A. 81.
krrives in Knoxville u 54.P.-M
eail train leaves Rockville, Ills A. M.
Nail train arrives in BRISTOL 40 p. NJ.
freight trains leave Bristol, IT'S A. NJ.
and b35 p. Al.
Freight trains arrive in Bristol, 6 80 A.
Al. AMI s 90 p. ~.
distance 1870 miles Fare cts. per mile.
d minutes allowed for supper 10 Bristol.
5enu. time being 80 minutes slower Than
q, time, the apparent want Of connection
slween the above schednles5s explained.
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Received.

Demoyesfs YouHg america for Feb
ruary 1t is unsurpassed as a work for
the children. $3.50 per annum, with
premium
Ner Eclectic Mqgaziae for January
This work is really one Of unusual mer-
il. It's selections are Of that high or
der which can rarely be found else.
where. Published 10 Baltimore, o.
EYorer Sccd-We have received
Viek's Illustrated Catalogue Of Seed q
Floral Guide, published at Rochester
n. Y. 1t coBtains great many wood
cuts Of the most elegant flowers and o
fine colored plate Of some Of the rafes'
aud most elegant Kinds From thii
WORK we would suspect that Weeks cs
adjustment ranks first among those o.
lis kind in America Price OF the Cat
aloeue 10 cou,s, address James Viek a.
above.
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See advertisement aud price current Of
Lee q Taylor, .Lynchburg. There is
no better house. Their price list will here
after be carefully corrected and found
in each issue OF our paper Our read
ers will find it accurate and reliable
MeCorkle & Mcdaniel, grocers and
commission merchants are gentlemen
whose names have long been connected
with reliable houses and they are
gentlemen of character and experience
S. a. Boyd's confectionery is well
known and reliable.
Robt. Ross keeps a VARIETY Of articles
j. Tciheimer d' Co, are still ahead
with their Paris hat and bonnet estab-
lishment, aud they will keep in the
front Try them.
See the new advertisements of Jos
r. Anderson & Go. Mr. Anderson has
Just returned from New York with q
very large and varied assortment O
goods, aud does nothing by halves
His stock is very complete AID his pri
ces regular aud reasonable.
/ Mr.. i. II. Seueker has just opeueC
his new goods at the old Drug stor'
stand opposite his dwelling. His ad
vertiseuiet will appear next week (; lool
for it,
". D. Jones adveriises Fifteen thou
sand dollars found in Bristol See hi
column.
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,snecinL TeIraranl.

HelliA Outrage The fashionable
game ii rape and murder Exaggerated
ia Virginia, ws
c,n,.h,ll county he lieyed has
comm,trd a rape and murdered or ahdac,
led Mr. waod. danghpr, ayr u years OF
ags g,ois about IS or 10 years ola,
5aet 81 0inchps Msu Tim Nas,gf' long
6u.In han, aai aux g'gr easr color .,l
r. Wood -, gay G1y dollars 10 have him
less ca and secured.
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This company, National 10 $ character,
, ff rs, by rrasuu OF its Lage CsWtal, Low
hates OF Premium aud New Tdbles, tbs
most d, sirable means OF insuring lie set
presented 10 the public.
The rates OF premium being largely re-
ductd, are inaae ss ;syorabie 10 Tue insui-
ers as lhosu Of the hest Mutual Companies,
and avoid all toe complications aud uneei-
tai0ties OF Nous, Dividends, aud abe mis-
understandings which the latter are 80 apt
10 cansr the Policy Holder.
Several urw aud attractive tables ase
IoS presented winch uted ouly TO be
Understood to pioys acceptable 10 the
pnldic, such as the COME.PRODUClNG
POLICY aud RETURN PREMIUM POL.
icy. In the iOrmer, the poncy holder not
ohy secures life insurance, payable At
aeaih, tut will receivr, II living, alter 4
pe,hd Of lew years, an am,aaI iacoms
equal 10 ten per cent. (lO per ccet.l Of the
par Of his pOhcy In the latter, The Cam
,.auS sgi e,'s 10 rftyn 10 The assured the totdl
dWoant OF moh' v he has paid IL, IN addition
10 me amount " h'a policy.
The RlteYton OF psrsvn' conte hplating
ihsauug Their lives az Increasing the amOunt
of insurance they aiready have, IS cailrd 10
he speeial advantages uiiared by TIE Ma
liOual Liir Insurance. Company.
Circular, Psmphlsts, ai,d iull particulars
given on applicai o. 10 ,he B.ascA Ohico Of
the Company, o 80
JAY COOKE s CO.,
Ge.eral Asrafr D @ VI AOd W. Va.
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~ 400 BUSHELS corn WANTED

ESHpay Cash Gir 1000 bushels 81 good
wbt,. con delivered at ny MIL, heTrt"lfv
knnun as wv silAoe', Nib" tx miles eas'
of Il istol. The core INSIST be IN ,hoioago'
Ia day order. ant run though a ,"a "h'9'
ian az mil. 10 mak. "a metchantahlr.
Appy 10 Cspt. llulse a. tho ul'H' OF an M
Pepper Bros, u isio --si1asr OF ~H''A VIZ
Ia. us ~ 80. S. G0F'RrH.
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NNTE have ON hadd a large stock Of
w Garden and Field Seeds, partly Of
our own growth and selected with great
care from he most reliable English, French
and American Growers, aud feel confident
that we can yEer great Inducements 20 tie
farmer as any other Seed House 10 the
country.
We have prepared list Of prices At which
We will send Seeds by mail, ire vi postage
10 any part Of the country. This, however
does not Apply 10 heavy Seeds, such as Pens.
Beans, Cora &C.. as the postage would b.
much greater han tho proiiis.
nS- Dou't fail 10 Send for a Circular,
which wall be sent immediately upon ap.
+. WHITMAN & SONS,
Secdsnen,
% AMI "a s. Calvert Street, BAtunor,
Ard nisi n,acFuTers aud d'a.rrs 30 every
description az A. icuinIal implcmeld5
ard N 'cliuery.
Country MERIDIAN tld Drupgl-is sn9
pli.d W lie Ave. lteeal .c.ns, sec lasn
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i Gop, WeHs is still in Washington
|ipdering the people of Virginia and
hing to overthrow the. committee of
he. "There ye Wise chefs p
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u KUHNERT& SON,

BAKERS x C0NFECTIoNERS
OPPOSITE Inc VA, DEPOT.
FOR CHRISTMAS The HOLIDAYS
We have just returned irnm Baltimore
with splendid Sock o. the Finest Cou-
rectioueries eyer displa, cd ia our town.
Embracing lnr lot of Caudies, nom Com
mon 10 tho N 81 elegant ard dehg tiul
French article. R,isins, Figs, Jelles,
Prnnes, Dates, sc.
Also, large and elcg,nlly aSsnrted as
sorted Stock Of toys Cur ys aud Girls,
which will be Gered very ipw 'or Cash
dec IL If Il. KUHNERT & son.
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Tie Result thus Jar On our first
page will be found the amendments
which the Va, committee ask Congress
TO make to the Underwood constitution.
The report should be carefully read
and then lot every Virginian decide fol
himself in the light Of diapassiorata rea
sen, and act we'll MS part without fear
favor or affection, save for his gaud old
commonwealth,
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eve thank thee Roderick for lie
Wo,d"-The Norfolk Vtrginian says
the rise in Virginia stocks is because
she paid her January interest, and in
yiies us to look at North Caroliua
whose stocks under her reconstruction
have declined. That is to say recon-
struction affects N c stocks bnt not
those of Va, which specimen of logic
may pass with that journal but is not
current with many of its readers we
opine. Now North Carolina made the
vain fight against the dead question OF
negro suffrage, and she got that and
white a;;sffaucnisement to boot, and
to-day is governed by negroes and white
vermin. Her stocks went inevitably
down. Defeat the efforts of the com
mittee of nine to uave the white people
Of Virginia epfrauchised aud we may
then go and sit beside ruined N. c. aud
see our stocks fellow hers
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INr. Jno. WEIGH offered recently in
e Tenn. House of Delegates vote of
anks to Judge Howard for his rigid
forcement of the Ru Klar act. OF
urso the House passed it.
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TRESTEE,N NALE

TN pursuance of the provisions Of deed
4 OF trust executed te me by Eli NJ. Wilson
aud a;hrine ]. Wilson, his wife. dated the
10th day of November, 1868. and Of record
in the Clerks Office OF the County Court of
Washington, for certain purposes therein
mentioned, shall, on saturday, the
goth ddV Of FcJPHury next, on the
premises, proceed ~ sell tor cash 20 the
highest bidder the tract OF land described
in said deed. one mls from Bristol on
Beaver creek. shall convey such tile as
is vested in me by said deed.
jan. is CIV f. b. dcCLANAHAN,
Trustee
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Sent to he pe,s;:sss#attiiu,y.-Jjohn
Apperson, he who stole the boots from
'. D. Jones, aud watched his pursuers
rom the top of tree, has been sent to
be penitentiary at Nashville .fos one
ear.
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To those who have made promises and
failed TO comply, we have a word TO say
- Get the m oney, redeem your promise, and
10 the future make no delts on other mems
prom ses." Every mans experience teaches
him the credit system only wea sens coma.
dence IN our trading community, bad has
"played out"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-29

Barmore was seen at Columbus,
bssissippi on Tuesday plight of last
lex. All Ba,more! The Gods will
ttle with thee.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-29

New County.-We learn that Mr.
feish is sangaine of success in getting
new county carved out of Sullivan,
ith the Courthouse at Union.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-29

re- We stop. the press to say that
the county oe johnson, Tenn, has sub
s,ribed $4,000 to the N. and G. W.
Railroad. Judge Butler gives $4,000
aad so ;he ball rolls on.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-29

La. g. Carden reiires from the Unie
Pilot, at Philadelphia, Tenn, and is
,cceeded by Col. L. NJ. Blackman.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-29

Mrs. Cha aceualnies School. Closes
is present session this evenin4. The
ext session will open on Monday next.