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The members OF the above society will
remember that the annual election OF Of
iicer- for the ensuing year will take place
on next Sunday, May "a, at 2 O'Clock
pm. They are therefore requested to
attend punctually. j.. J ByRSE,
apps st Secretary.
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of tables, and the bar supplied with the
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Fresh Mobile shell oysters just received
ut Louis Herbert's restaurant So Ohio
Levee. a22 ct
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Any Subscriber Of the Evening
Bulletin failing to receive the daily issue
thereof, will please make it known at
the Office. lw
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April 90, 1869.
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STEAM BOATS.
FOR RENT.

NOR gENT.-Tho Leyce building on Lot s, Is 3,
u lately occupied by Parker a Phillips ana VIM.
Winter. Possession given Immediately.
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An opportunity 20 do this at lower rates was never
presented in the city,
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-15


WHILE Andrew Johnston, of Green
county, Tenn, has signalized the
holiday season in extending amnesty
and pardon to Tie last &, bcp Mr.. White
the delegate from that county in the
Legislature, has made the same occasion
memorable to himself by opposing in
the most bitter terms the enfranchise.
ment of the people of Tenn. The
President has filled every honorable
graduation in American life, and is pre-
pairing for his decent fronR the chic
magistyacy of the patton by choosing
rather the applause of poSterity and
the scOrn Of partizans now crawling on
the earth than to enjoy the coarse
huzzahing of the low multitude. Mr.,
White has preferred to drag the low in
stincts Of the malignant partizan into
the legislature of his state with the
unumus which causes the reptile to hiss
and be observed
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-15

IT must be admitted that Brownlow
possesses vast influence over mon. Yet
his power is of that arbitrary nature
which mast cease when be is no longer
present. Already there are positive
premonitious of its decay in the state.
The recent letter Of the Secretary Of
State, Hon. a j Fletcher, is proof
patent of the return Of reason even prior
10 the 4th Of March, the day on which
Tennessee viii be under different rule.
The secretary il advance washes his
hands Of the odium which he sees must
attach to the usurpations and brutaliies
Of her present government. Despite
the evil efforts Of Mynatt and White
and others, the commonwealth will soon
rectify herself before the world, May
God sanctify and peIpetuate her sepa.
ration from those who have made her a
kissing example among mop.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-15
Exmhernmt ssenIth

Is a blessing yonchsatad to few. Even those
who have been favored by nature with
strong constitutions and vigorous frames arc
apt To neglect the precautions necessary to
preserve these precious eudOwmrnts. In
deed, as rule, the more healthy and robust a
man Is, the more liberties no is inclined TO
take with his own physique. il IL some
consolation to the naturally weak and feeble
10 know that they can he 80 invgorated aud
built up, by proper use OF the means
which science has placed at their disposal,
as 20 have a much better chance OF long
life aud exemption from disease aud pain,
than the most athletic OF their fellows who
are foolish enough 70 suppose themselves
iuvulnerable, ana act accordingly.
il is not too much 10 say that more than
halt the'people OF the civilized world need
an occasional tonic, 10 enable them to sup.
port the strain upon their bodies and minds,
which the fast life of this restless age occa-
SiOus. In fact, pgH's, iGLOleSClie uneIctiH1
tonic is the grand drsderdtum of tnu busy
millions, and thew have the ariiele In HOS
TEWIER STOMACH BTFTERS. 1t is
lrANISAL MEDICINE, l. e., Il imparts per.
man,nt strength TO weak systems and in
vigoraies delicate constitutions. rs repu-
tatlon and its sales have steadily increased
Competitive preparations have been intro
duccd ad L6jluaI, and as far ns the public
Is concerned, at EdrSCBl~in the hope of
riyalng it; but they havNall either per-
ished in the attempt, or been left far in the
rear, 10 has been the GREAT MgDicAL sue.
CESS or THG IRtsEA CENIURV, aud it is
quite certain that no proprietary medicine
in this country is as widely known, or as
generally used.
Ten lightning presses, ruRUipg necessarily
Sundays eXcepted,) the Whole year
through, barely supply the demand for the
illustrated Almanac, in which The nature
and uses Of the preparation are set forth,
the circGlat'oa now being over I've millions
C year. Jan lin
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-15

TnE movement in favor Of the re
construction os Virginia upon a basis
Of pcare has excited the opposition Of
about dozen Virginia papers. a few
Of these exhibit good deal Of timidity
and condemn the measure in rather
ambiguous language. Some Of them
have declined to commit themselves on
move, the success Of which they con-
slider doubtful. The Enquirer, as usu-
al, leads the opposition, whose CHEF
weapon Of defence is the charge of aban-
donment Of principle and the betrayal
of its friends by those who favor the
Committee of Niue, who are now in
Washington. We regard the timidity
Of the one as being quite as unmanly
as the charges Of the other are uuchari-
table-nay, untrue. The time is i'll
chosen in Virginia to demand that those
who have everything threatened with
ruin shall wait the action Of party,
when, indeed, no such action seems like
ly to be taken. The public peril iCsti"
fes the scorn and defiance with which
the party lash is now regarded Our
only objection to this movement has
been that it was delayed, in Difference
to the party, until we feared it could
not be successful. But better late than
that Virginia should be lost through
the inaction Of her friends. Those who
boast of the glory of Thermopyle should
remember that while it has shone in
song, Greece has wasted and crumbed
in ruins. Her glory is of the past to-
day she is without the power of self.
protection. Virginia lies low at the feet
of the conquerer. The will Of the dom
inant party in Congress is alone the
measure Of her degradation. Her peo-
pie cannot longer say " hither shalt thou
come, but no farther" They asserted
their "diyine right" at Manassas and
yielded it to might on the red clay Of
Appomattox All is now imperiled, but
all is not yet lost. Two plans of action
are proposed. The one would lose all
but glory in the last ditch. The other
maintains that her glory is secure and
would save her from physical ruin
TO this end the Committee of Nine are
doing the work of the eleventh hour
That they may succeed we believe to
DO the prayer Of a majority of her pcO-
pie.
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many financial advantages, We threw
all these away for the glory Of FINAL and
complete surrender Since that time
we have suffered untold evils and the
end is not yet. We are now threatened
witha peril before which all our afliic-
lions pale into iusiguifcancc. TO avert
this dire catastrophe number of able,
upright, and honorable citizens OF Va.---
with prudent thinking heads and hearts
brave enough to defy the malignity Of
party criticism, hove gotten together at
Richmond and have sent committee
to congress to make known the feelings
Of nine>tenths of our people not to
advocate negro sufroge, but to submit
to it; to recognize the obligations Of
defeat and to secure for the million
and half of our people all that is now
slowly eirclipg to the terrible maelstrom
of UNDERWOOD constitution by abandon-
ing vain dream Of the past. We
have yet talked to but four Of our poo
pie who do not heartily endorse this
movement We feel compelled to en-.
courage the committee now at Washing
tsn by assuring them Of the hearty sup
port of our people. They desire that
something shall yet be saved-above
all that we do not throw away the last
hope of government for Virginia.
We fear the movement is too late.
We believe that the radical party in
| Virginia owes its existence 10 the long
opposition we have made to negro sut>
frage, and we would fondly hope that
yet prescription and and i'll blood may
be killed out. Whether Congress shall
adhere to its plan Of reconstruction we
are assured that much of the tumult and
passion at the capitol have been assuag-
ed. Behold the opposition who are
they? The extreme conservatives led
on by the Enquirer, and the extreme
radicals by the State Journal Who
opposes the plan of Stuart's Com.
mittee The republican State Central
Committee.
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NEK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Trustees SAFE Of ReaI Estate IN lyuA-
i1nion and RUSSELL Counties.

i1gt0n and Russell Couatics
DY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed 10
Id to the undersigned as Trustee. by a IL.
l.. Hendricks and NJ. NJ. Hendricks. his
wife. bearing date the 9Th day ofOctober.
1868, | will proceed to sell to the highest
bidder upon the terms hereafter mentioned
the following valuable aud desirable lands I.
The first is al chat portion Of the valu-
bio and vligibly situated tract Of land,
lying Immediately adjoinidg the town cf
Abingdon, and known as "king's Noun
tain, which has not been sold off by said
Hendricks in lots being about twenty acres,
which will be sold in a body, or in lots to
suit purchaser
The other is a large tract of fine grazing
land lying upon the Rich Mountain, IN The
county of Russell-a portion OF which has
been purchased by the said A. J.. Hendricks
and the other portion being the undivided
interest in a large tract Of grazing land in.
herted from his father--the heirs of his
brother A. F. Hendricks, owning the other
undivided moiety.
The first tract lying near Abingdon, viii
be sold Mt the front door of the Court House.
on the lst day of tho January County Cont
for 1869 and the other at the front door OF
tiAN ANAlA AAWNsN Va museum AVAuNNH vi inc
FIRST day OF the February County Court for
said county
TrhNs.--This property viii be sold upon
a credit of one, two and tllee years with
interest from date-the purchaser cxecu-
ting bond with approved security land a
lien retained upon the land until the pur-
chase money is paid.
The title to this land is believed to be
questionable, but l will only make ST ch
title as is vested in me as Trustee.
JOS. T. CAMPBELL
Jan, 10, 4w. Trustee.
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lT is very generally believed that Mr.
Davis fought the Federal government
until the 'last ditch" was reached. An
opportunity was previously afforded him
at Fortress Monroe, to avoid that last
inreuchmept It is reported that Mr..
Lincoln said to him, 'giye us the Unou
and emancipation you can have any
other terms" There was u fine oppor,
tuuity for him to have done his people
an essential service. He declined to
"compromise," and the opportunity went
Cor nothing He chose to listen to a
few e2tyeiue leaders and to disregard
the wishes oftbe people The last ditch
was soon reached and all was lost for a
time, IL is safe to say We could have
had amnesty, restoration to the Union
remuneration for our slaves, some rem>
liant, at least, Of state rights, the avoid
auce Of compulsory negro suffrage and
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NJ. D. CRLTY, who observed the solar
eclipse of August, 1868, on Sarah
Island, saw three luminous points on
the disc of the moon, and from their
appearance regards them as jets from
active volcanoes on the opposite side Of
the moon. This is the first discovery
of the kind ever made.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-15

L
ftOtfTHOy, President ". IL q. ~.
bristol.
Col. King kindly furnishes us the follow
ing letter for publication:
DANvILLE, VA, January 0, 1869.
co., John g. King:
Dear Sir:-l received your very accepta-
BILE letter on my arrival here on Tuesday
last at the meeting of our BDaid, and also
| from Col. Grayson copy of the act of the
| Tennessee Legislature approprating fifteen
| thousand dollars to the mile to the N. & G.
| w. r. K. Company. Ii is our purpose, and
our Board have so ordered, that we shall
arrange, as soon IS pos .ibie, 10 comm nc
the survey fro B,i,tol east, with a view to
begin the work at u at polar, and make the
| Tennessee appropriation available as soon
as possible. l hope that you will press
| subscriptions as rapidly aS possible, both
| in land aud money. The money will be
ne dod to deiray the expenses OF the survey
| from Bristol this way. The corps oil cngi-
neers will be put in the Geld at that point
as soon as practicable. The mO1ey raised
! in Bristol and vicinity will be expended in
the survey and work from Bristol east, as
also the appropriation made by the Tennes-
see Legislature. We shall also put under
contract, by the LIST of February, ten miles
| from this place west; also early in March,
ten m o. from Suffolk west, and ten miles
fir m Hicksford west. Oar desire is 20 wo.ll
nom all four points as early aud as rapidly
as possible. We get the benefit OF roads
now in operation from each place. We
mean that each section ahall have the
heuedt Of is subscription immediately
Write to me at this place by the LIST Of Feb.
ruary, that | may know what amount can
be relied upon in subscriptions Of money
for the survey FROM Bristol eastward aud
! the amount Of land subscriptions. so that
when our Beard meets the LIST OF February,
we may know what We can rely upon to
make negotiations to raise money to prose-
cute our great work speedily.
write 10y this mail to Col. Grayson, to
ascertain if We shall be allowed TO draw on
the Treasury OF Tennessee to defray the
expenses OF surveying from Bristol east, so
That we may commence the work at the
earliest day possible. AS soon as the money
is in band, the corps of engineers will be
pat on the liue from Bristol. We desire to
commence the survey and work at Bristol
as soon as possible.
THOS. S. FLOURNOY,
President N. & G. W. X. Il.
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We have prepared list Of prices At which
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-15

- CIIOM = Unprinciplcd dealers are
SelllhS dHes painted red. MS the BED JACKET
iNL' me good qualities Of this Axe con-
s,s'a IN IT'S superior cutting qualities not in
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HONEY, ely. ERNIE, ELDERFL0WER
BOQUET AND PALM,

In Quality. Style and perfume warranted
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cent. cheaper, which accounts for the great
falling Of in the demand for the foreign
soaps, and the unprecedented success Of the
American Company Toilet Soaps, now sold
every where in the United States.
McKEosE, V,N HAAGAN & Co.,. Sole Man'fs.
Philadelphia aud New York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-15

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MAEF'D BY COLLINS co. .'HARTFoRp,"
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Circulars, giving full information, sent
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] otf,r for sale a number Of County
Rights for the Great Prairie Washing Ma.
chine, all lying on the Virginia & Tennessee
Railroad from Lynchburg to Bristol. A for
tune can thus be made by an energetic
man.
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