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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16

The Demonstration on Taesdoy
Niyk AS was previously announced
demonstration was given on Tuesday
night 10 honor Of the signal victory
achieved by the Walker party. The
procession was formed in front Of tie
Ne~s office headed by the Bristol Band
and was by far the largest procession or
demonstration ever given in the place
The leading feature was a figure repre-.
scnting Gov. Wells, so called. II was
on platform about four feet high,
with a huge carpe.'bag in one hand.
On top Of the head or rather where the
head ought to have been was trans
pa,ancy, on one side of which was
/" Wells gone up" another ca'pet-bag
marked, North, via Washington, "
on another was Stokes on the way
II was prepared by DIR. f. G. Miles aud
was brilliantly lighted up and borne by
four men amid the shouts Of tue multi.
tude and cries of +" there be goes--Look
at his carpet,bag !" Stokes on the way"
&c. Other transparencies bore such in-
scriptions az "Victory-Peaee n d
goodwill among men-40,0 00-7CaEpets
baggers played 'out-Somebody struck
Billy Patterson-No use knocking at,
the door Walker-Bristol Walker
club Bristol NeTs-T'se gwine along
With fine portraits of uov. Walk
er nndsRpicture of Wells coming out at
The little end Of the horn There were
many others equally amusing, not now
remembered. The procession moved to
he west end CT Main st counterwsTeh.
ID, crossed the railroad to point near
The Baptist Church, back and and down
Front street, amid brilliant display. Of
fireworks, by our friend Kuhnert, to
The Virginia House., where 1T halted
Ebert Fowler. Prof Winston, DR..
Dunn, 0ap:. Wood, Maj. Garrison,
DR.. Hoffman, G. B. Smith, Maj. Inger-
sol aud Rev, G.. A. Caldwell we're called
upon ard responded. They referred to
The great victory that delivered Virgin.
IA, counseIed moderation, friendship
nd kindnes between the whites and
blacks, and promised victory of $4,000
IN Tennessee, The rejoicing was
great aud the streets, windows and
porohes were thrOngod by both sexes
md both eOlcrs, either looking on OF
aking part in the Demonstration.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16


~ believed will he Increased coSsidetablv.
One presinct gave Walker ai,rity OF
$50, one IS. One prescinet gave Wells on
y ) votes, cne white man and two negroes.
We came very nesr, Ioosing our county DEL
sEate, from The TACT that the day before the
election one Of The men that came on At
the Rye Cove Convention, spurred on by q
few who would sink the Stste Of Virgtnia
70 accomplish petty end, started out men
TO sil parts Of the county 70 inform the peo-
pie that he was still a candidate. But
thanks 10 the energetic action Of men who
had the dearest interests Of our beloved
old Commonwealth at heert, every presinct
~ the coen'y was spprised on the morning
pf the election, that Adams was not the
true Republican canddate, and could not
DO snpported consequently II Is estimated
that he did not get so votes In the county,
lr rrgrd TO the gentlemen styling them
selves many voters, who wrote to Adams
on the eve of the election, causing him 10
come out, knowing that IL Il was not conn
teracted the extreme candidate would be
elected, which instead OF accompl shipg
heir purpose killed their friend Adams
forever, politically. They are known, and
the people will not forget such Il ickery In
the future, and will leave the writer of ma
ny voters to his own bitter reflections
Let them recollect the pledges of the can.
didates who admitted their claims 10 the
Rye Cove Convention and their action af-
icrward look a It Well and they will see
the conrse "the honorable gentlemen pur-
sued" t.'.-..f ~vr--r-.r b. r--..--
Who sianed the petition for Adams to
come ff Who did not (lt Estillyill J ask |
hat question, aud YOU will get exactly |
what they want. The citizens of Scott !
should recollect such men and recollect
who ieopardized the interest OF Virginia to
crafty personal malice. Ask who mark
ed I'll the tickets sent TO a,certain pre- scinct,
IN Adams name, after they were paid for
and furnished with Tdler's name by bis |
lends, so that they could not get one I'M
NJ man opprrtunely, arrived with some In |
MS saddle pockets. p. No.
A VoIcE FRnA. Soorr,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16

iSaJJah School Pic We've under
stand Il tue Picnic of the Sabbath
schoo! at ecb Grove, on Saturday
last, was quito success. The day
being favoroble to the exercises, large
and appreciative Audience, independent
Of the school, was in attendance. The
music Of ttbe school Is said to have been
very good, while the general dep6rt-
ment and spirit Of the pupils and
teachers indicated good discipline and
az eafnostncss aud enthusiasm worthy
Of emulation.
In the absence of Rev, David Sullins,
the orator Of the occasion, our friend
aud fellow townsman, Capt. Manard,
kindly consented to address the sehool,
and We learn made shighly entertain!
ing speech, although he had but few
hours notice. The Captain generally
gives his hearers treat worthy Of the
occasion. The feast following tssae
exercises has been represented to us as
most sumptuous affair, the tables
being loaded with every luxury and
edible that the Most fastidious taste
could DESIRE ts
We congratulate the good people of
BeevL ;:roye IN their rivalry Of the
Sabbath Schools Ct Bristol With such
m3u as Col. Duan, Mi:jor !s0eler, NJ,
Fleming aud others, the cause o, "a:
bath schools will never wane IN fiat
community. -A.A Nau ~. =,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16

4 R,aI--On Wednesday, while the
Circus was exhibiting here, difficulty
arOsc betEecp some drunken whites and
romc Of the eeloreG rsen about town.
Bob Woods, eolorcd MAN. and bis
wife had swall stand for selling lem
ouade. A. drunken white man threw
out bucket because they would not
give IL to him. Bob Thea remarked
shat 20 gepllemaa @odla treat colored
man ia that way, q This produced
quarrel, and fnVily the rwhite man
struck him when a general a, nj ensued,
in which stones aud brick>bats we're
freely used, and-severAl heads were cut
70 pieces. Lum Garden, who, We arc
informed, began the row, was severely
stabbed in the right side, immediately
andcr the belt This, like every other
Tow in the place, grew out of whiskey;
and, as reported 70 US BY both whites
and blacks, the white men were much
to. blame. It'has now grown fasbiona'
be to get up q, eight whenever there is
a circus in town, and this QUO came
near being serious. matter /, irvOl-
we'd tbs whites and blacks in a free
ssbt al tho .',ihO' when allgOod and
deoen. men should exert themselves to
psintniB friendly relations bctwecd the
Two rsots.
Tbs Sheriff aud his deputies have
PAN power in these cases aud We Wish
20 SEQ them exercise ia. fAOn We hope
the Mayor VIII Aeseaher have a special
police on every kseh.occOsiOn, aud that
sOcsre:placcs sillls provided for locking
up these rioters, II tina whiskey shops
we're closed on such occasions, much Of
this very disgrseslSl conduct might be
avoided,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16


The Banner.-The Lynchburg T;ir
yinfdH, referring to what we said of
the election, proposes to. get pp a ban,
ner and send il to the Bristolians.
We did better than We reported, for
there was out of a registered colored
vote of 100, but one that voted for
Wells in our town. We defy the
State to beat it. OF the six white men
who voted for Wells. one is horse.
thief and another was in Jail for bug
gerry. We think we won it, and that
by hard work. No man can say there
- = t,'''- ~ -tt,lr-.st -. 90 b.
We notice that the Petersburg Iaaet.
awards us the banner. eli
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16

Neo Rsgistrar for Snllioaa Els.
quire Il. D. RAIDER has. been appointed
registrar, by Gov. Senter, for Sullivan
county, vice Andrew Gibson, removed.
MI. RAIDER has issued the usal notice Of
election and is preparing to commence
the registration of voters. Let it be
seen to. it, that every man, who can, is
registered.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16

The Dead Caale.-Some eighteen or
twenty head of cattle have died in the
last few days. Many Of these have
boon hauled out west Of town but very
short distance. Some are slightly GOV.
cred with earth, some not at all. The
stencil in few days must be so terrible
as to eudanger the health Of those live
ing on Virginia Hill. We publish the
law Of the corporation, and sincerely
hope there will be no occasion to pro-
coed against any one. They should be
sent East to be buried, and not West.
s. NuiSances Any person creating any
kind of nuisance, or carrying on aUy bust
ness within the corporation iIjuriors 10
the health of the town, shsll be fined ten
dollars and requ6 sled to abate the same,
and In case Of refusal or neglect 10 do 81
shall be fined twenty do lars In addition
Any person leaving dead carcass within
the corporation, or throwing II In any sire m
polluting the same, shall pay q fue OF I've
daliars or be imprisoned fife N days. Ali
other nuisances Of different characters, b.
| many. we, tho Trustees, will take tn.
Virginia Code for our guide, and act ~
cordingly. The Town Constable snail, when
ever 80 ordered, sbate any nuisance with n
the corporation, and sill charges, Il any &C
cruipg, shall By paid by the offender fer b
use OF the CORPORATION,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16

Discovery Of MarLie.--Lar depe>
its of fine marble have been discovered
on tho land Of DR.. O.. I. p. JarnigAn,
two miles east OF Messy Creek, on the
". f. a Va. Railroad. The marble
receives a beautiful polish and is Ct the
character usually known as Italian.
II is darker than that known as Ten,
nsssee, and seems to be superior in ap.
pearanco when polished, Specimens
may be seen al our Office.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16
rAzAwgLL COUNTY.
The Ro..anI,. 4. d. Potent Remedy

The RosadaIis Il n Potent Remedy
IN all Chronic diseases The following y a eeuih-
cate from q Blopnt, esq, attorney -at-lsw. go
This Is to certify that was affiicted with Chronic
Inflammation OF the Ear from about 1888 until this
summer, when It assumed such troublesome form
as 10 give great pain. was u times partially deaf
and the suppuration and aud almost Continual now
OF matter kept the outside OF the badly illamed
] wss.inSrcedtotry DR.. Lawrenee'T ROsadalis, and
uow-thnk ! am : entirely ,eiifed." The suppu-
ration has ceased, can hear we'll ever, and
there Is not that itching in the which
before so annoyed me-
Ny general health has also boeo greatly improv ed ,
and have been entirely free from my usual bilious
sypptomss Sc.y at this season Of the year. can
confidently recommend the RosAdalis as an " Extra
ordinary Blood Puriaer" GEO BLOUNT
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16
FROM RED CLOVER
ITALIAN BEES

For the Superiority Of nc LONG BILLED VAR.
ETY. over the common Bee, aud the quantity
of Honey gathered by them, examine .hu Patent
once Report OF ls65 Also the testimony 81 eminent
ApiaTians in the United States and Germany
To change a colony 81 thu Native Bees "a Isalians
remove the Native Queen aud INTRODUCE the Italian
and In three WEEKS nv striped workers VIII begin
tO appear I VIII rear QdeenE this spring md SUN
meT from Imported Stock. Purity 81 the Bees and
their safe arrival at the nearest Express once guar
anieed For further particulars address -
w. v DEvALT. N.-.
Apr II - pohnson' Depot, last Tenn
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16

Ii..aer 0Jiiydtion.-We acknowledge
ourselves p'ader obligation to Edmond,
,he palile snG = accommodating porter AZ
the Virginia House, lie has frcquent'
" done us acts of kia1ncss, but we arc
indebted to him for attention to the Sc
nior, while sick Edmond knows how
to perform a kind &C. and is straight
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16
Gold, IN New York, 1860

Ns@ Bridge.--T yorkpen are now
engaged in ercctiuga brtlge over the
bayou cast oF the yirgi1ia flouse. 1t
is an improve mcnt loug needed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16

Demores''s Aagasiae for August
This is really the gem of the ladies'
monthlies. Its patterns and fashions
are always fresh, full, and original, and
its reading matter varied, and full Of
practical interest. Its new department,
"Thc Ladies' Club" has struck vein.
and has become immensely popular,
while its illustrations are more numcr-
GUS and better than ever. SO 90 per
year, with a premium. Publication
Office, 838, Broadway, New York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16

HEARTH AND HOME This journal
fills place to which no other 10 Amer
lea has ever risen. For the country.
village or town it is superior to any
and is valuable even in the city. It is
a great success.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16

Too Latc.-we have a communica..
ton from Tazewell G. H., written pre-
vious to.the election, but was too late
for insertion, as it bore upon the cars
.vass alone.. - aF3ll
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16

TAanks.-We tender our thanks to
Mrs. Moon and the proprietors of the
Virginia House for various acts of
Kindness and attentions shown the senior
editor Of the Ne,os during his painful
illness, We thank them, too, in his
name. H'IaNftGE aHl
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16

PEERS Masieul Montt!y We have
Received Peters Musical Monthly, for
July. Besides the usual reading mat
ter, Of aGhigbly Interesting nature, this
work Contains the following pieces Of
music /, Kissed ,IIerat' the Gate. She
Waits by the RIVER for Me-; Daisy
o'Lynn; O., Let Me Kiss the Baby
The Towing Face that Won Me; Home
Sweet Home; Congenial Hearts, Good
Humor waltz; Rain on the Roof !;
Little Mau aud Our Daily Toll is Over
Now No young lady who wishes, to
be posted in Musical matters can afford
10 do without it, y. IL Peters, New
York. l,50
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16

Ripe isdckes.--'rhe thauks Of the
editors are rendered to Mr.. W.;
Jones, for box of nicc ripe peaches
furnished the senior editor during his
sickness. a-s l.agoq sn'ael
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16
FRIDAY, July Is, 1859.
fihotNIA q hENNESSEE RAiIsROAD
~ @ g.
Mail train leaves Bristol, ! Is p; N.


Mail train leaves Bristol, y Is r. NJ.
trrives In LyhchbuFg, SIS, An,
Freight trains leaves Bristol, $50 A. NJ.
Freight train arrivesat4 50A.s. \ 5.IOr N.
Nail train leaves Lynchbarg, 4d0P. M.
=. Arriyesin Bristol, 600 AN. q fI
Distance 204 miles; Fare AGENTS. per mile.
p."s minutes allowed for supper In Bristol.
EAST TENN. s VA. RAILROAD.
Mail train leaves Bristol 564 AM.
Arrives In Rockville 1881 Pm
Mail train leaves Knoxville, Ills A. N.
Mail train arrives in Bristol Gao p. M.
Freight trains leave Bristol, s Is A. NJ.
freight trains arrivein Bristol, 900 p. NJ.
distance 1870 miles Fare cts. per mile,
~ minutes allowed for supper in Bristol.
Tenn. time being 30 minutes slower than
Va. time, the apparent want &C connection
between the above schedules Is explained.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16
SPECIAL NOTICE.


UrHg KIDNgys.--THE KIDNEYS fRE 70 W
- In nu rnbsr situated ct the upper part ofs the
loin, surrounded by FAT, and consisting bf three
parts, viz the anterior tho Interior, ard the Ex
The anterior absorbsy i,erior totGssts II tissues
or veins which seye a. deposit for the urine and
convey II to the exterior. The exterior ~ n con
ductor also, Terminating In single tube and called
tho ureter. The areters Hre connected with the
bladder.
The bladder Is composed Of various cove rings OF
tissues, divsfod into parts VIZ: the Upper the
Lower, the Nervous, and the Mneous. The upper
exPels, the lower retains. Many have adesire TO
Ultimate without the ability: Others urinate without
the ability TO retain This frequently occurs in
children. III .I. ,,e s,-f i-
To cure these Haeeiicass We mus. bring iuto
action the muscles, which are engaged in their
various functions. lfthey are neglected, Gravel
Bropsy may ensue D."
The reader must also be made aware, that how.
slight mny be the attack, II NJ Sure to effect
the bodily health and mental powers, as our aesh
and blood are supported from these sources.
Coy. , os q GcesIns i1 the
occur IN PsFsens disposed tqHe stomach and
THE aEAysL, The gravel ensues from neglect
Improper treatment OF tho kidneys. These
organs being weak, the water IL not expelled from
the bladder, but allowed d remalnj Il becomes
feverish, and sediment forms. II Is from this de-
po.it that the stone is formed, and gravel ensueY
DRoPsr Is collection % Nv ater In some parts Of
the body, and bears different names according TO
over the body, II Is called Anasarca; whe Of Jhe
abdomen, A.eites yhqn Of the chest, Hydroihorax.
COMPOUND Extract Bnchu IL decidedly one 81 the
bestfeme for diseases OF the blEdder Kidneys
gravel dropsIeai dwellings,, rhsanStism and souty
affections. Under this head we hmeo arranged Dy-
suria difficulty and pain In passh g water, seany
secretion, OF snail and freTronl discharges Of
water strahgary, or Stopping Of water HERNIA,
the Kidneys. without any charge IN quantity, but
increase Of color, DARK wAtef il(vas HiwAys
highly recommended w the lA.s DR.. Physlsk, in
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16

=, Mao Commission House. -,Messrs
Martin aud rowell's card of their new
commission house appears to-day. They
offer to make liberal advances on all
consignments. Mr.. Martin is we'll
known to our citizens, having been 9
residcntiof Bristol for several years.
We wish them success IN their enter.
prise. ,-..-.,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16

Disease dmOng Cd0e.-For several
days past a disease unknown iu this
country, has destroyed q great number
Of cattle in and about the city. It is
similar to Murrain. They drop the
head, twist and turn about, and die 10
afew hours. Many are disposed to call
it Texas Cattle Fever; but all are alike
ignorant of that disease anil t tS's one pre-.
vailing here. As many as half a dozen
die and are hauled out almost daily.
1t has been two months since any Tex.
as cattle passed through.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16
DaOsPECrUS OF THE DAILY AND
l. Weekly 1870,
TENNESSEE STATE JOURNAL.
GKo. =. GRisHAs, Editor-in Chief
4. A. BovKLL, Assistant I'd tor.
VIM. NJ wo0DcocK, Business Manager
z. DR. a. n. GKIsAAA, Local Editor -'-

Republicans OF Tenncsseei One Of the most i'm
poatAni political camIaigns-f not ne most tiapo
idnt-is now upon us. The sale Of the central organ
ofthe Republican party Of the state nhe Nashville
Press Tflaefl to the senser faction requires that
you shonid aid, al aud literally in establish
Ing Republican Journal in the Capitol II our state
wheh will combat, boldly and feaSlessfy the min.
mons Of corruption who are now sappiSg The very
foundations OF Republican liberty and destroying
the credit ofIoar noble Commonwealth - ~
To aid In preventing this, We propose n start at
once, In this city, the THE TENNESSEE STATE
JOURNAL, which will snstain the policy enunci-
atod by Gen. PnN X. Stokes, in renovatIng the
State Government, and placing it upon arm foot
ing.
The campaign paper will be published upon the
following terms, via .s--=
forthe daily -. - ,..s. .,..s.... 1900
For the Weekly ...s.,,....,...... =. 30
Let every true Republican, no Low % his eerntry
and every honest man OF whatevea party or political
creed como up TO the seppOrt Of the TENNESSEE
STETE JOURNAL, for We do not 10 Intend to spare
HIDES whom onIr eounify' ssreih NJ involved Fraud
AMI eorruptoa In high places, a. Well as low must
be put d0lga, and honest men, who have the welfare
ofthe state al heart, be eev ated to Office Send in
your subscriptions at once. ADDRESS
W. N. WOODCOOtS
business Manager, 4. o. Box $40.
fuly 1871 Nashville Tenn
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A JIoice from Scott. Z
EsrILLvIlLS, Va, JOY !, Ia

MEssERs. EDlroRs
GENTLEaES odd Scott has deceived
our widest expectations, instead Of about
$50 majority sgsips, MS wss as the ca 10 the
!sst election We have as far as heal d from
msj'rity u nearly 800 whi,h Ills confident
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16

Bayyta I'VE have been shown fiae
specims6s Of BarstA, by Mr. r. w.
Farley, Financial Agent Of the N. &
@. w. Railroad. 1t is found on the
proposed line CT this road, two miles
east of Taylorsville, in johnson coun.
~, Tennessee.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16

JrSesBrEG, Ju1y l6, 1861.
We invite attention TO several changes to-day
Corn aud Oats active NJ qsotstohs as 10 color and
quality In Provisions We have to note less activity
in the market, with receipts from Tennessee very
full. New Wheat arriving .paringiy, in active de-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-16

Jgs Pvbishsd, ia a Ssoief Eaeslor,s.l Psies ei,
A LECTURE QN yiIE NATURE. TREATMENT
and Radical Cure az seminal Weakness a. spcrms-
'toIFhoa indaesd " Eelf-Ahutss Invnluntngy tni..
sionS lmpotency, Nervous Debility, AID 1np-, s.
monte "a Meriiase Seneiliiy Cons mptlon. EIiela,
RoBgRt y cuI;eERwBtL,, n. D., kuihoF 81 Ia,
- 0Teefi Boor" 6r ltfs m EIN
Tbs world, rrnosyred aatlsar. u this aAmlfnhia
Lecture, clearly ptOt from hia that
the awful esywsFu-ucse OF ssll AbAss nlsy be sneo
uAily remHvsd without medthiHer apS without dan,
gerous snrgieni Operations. lHEgisa, meir,Unsus.
rugs ooriialt pointing eut mode u rufn a ore
certain and eHceiuai, by vhlth every shesFnG "
matter wlis, his condition mgybe. nav enn biA4s q
chsapy pIiyaiely, and radicAhy Tbs leetuTa VII,
prove hoon 70 thoasandA and bon sards.