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MILLINERY.
V69. 'f'N' a SShHARgsSoSS8. ~ = LUCY
FEITHETMER,9

L II ~ . NJ II IL ~ II ~ L II vi. - - .'
81 North Howard Street, Baltimore.
One Square from Howard House.
Will open grand stock of Spring Millinery.
consisting of Fashionable LGdies' Trimmed
Hats and Bonnets, Laces, Trimming Rib
bon, and all the latest novelties Of the sea-
son, cheaper than any other house. Cali
and see me and judge for yourself.
+. >. Thankful to my friends for rast
fayors,l hope they will continue TO in future.
Large stock Of trimmed goods for whole
ale only. nov l3 ~
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Medical.
TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.

nRS. TEMPLETON & CARTERs having
~ permanently located in Bristol, Tenn.ar.
would respectfully announce TO the public
generally that they are now prepared 10
trea Cancer, in all its forms, without the
use Of the knife. They have in thoir hands
II remedy which has been used successfully
n hundreds Of cases. und having a thor
Ough knowledge Of Medicine, none need
Fear to place themselves under their care
and treatment. They will also give pas
icular attention to
DISEASES OF THE EYES,
Such as Strabismuss, (cross-eyes,) Ptery-
yium Cataract, Chronic InAamations, &c.---
Persons wishing to place themselves under
our treatment can procure board in our
Town at q low price, or, if they preferit. we
will visit them at their homes. All conmu
aieations promptly answered.
Address TEMPLETON & CARTER,
Box l6, Bristol, Tern.
(0ffice in the Lancaster Buildiug0
aug II 1868
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M. T.. BLACKLEx,

ATTORNEY ArLAw AND COLLECT~.
ING AGENT.
BRIsroL, Va. & TgxN.
WILL practice in the Courtsof Sullivan
''unties, Tennessee, and WHsiiiRss.e -.
Virginia.
StS~ Prompt attention viii be given toan'
dness intrusted to him.
Diiice west end Niekles House.
Aug. IA, 1868. If
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IA JOHN KEYS, MD. ID. d. S.

A GRADUATE in both Medicine and
IA Dentistry, but who devotes his time ex-
clusively to Dentistry, will be found ut his
Office, next door to Ensors Drug Store, az
all times, except when professionally absoni.
lie will visit Blountville on Monday OF
each Court week lie will also be az Jones'
vile, Lee county, at the Circuit Court.
Aug l4-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-28

WEBsrER's USABRID0ED DICTIONARY -
This is beyond doubt the best aud most
complete dictionary of the English Ian
guage ever published. Tue labor and 70.
search bestowed by the editors Ia It's reyis-
ION are apparent On every page. % the
whole, as q dictionary and repository Of
usefui knowledge il stands without rival.
NdShuills d. patch.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-28

nent European critic, to be The finest production OF
,ne saineength In our Language print it that &,
may again go shining through the Land with It's won
ufous beauty philadelphia dge.
Prom the qulckensd womb Of the primal gloom
-, The sun rolled black and bare,
- wove him a vest for his Eithiop rf,ust
Ia the threads OF my golden hair
when the broad tent OF tho ornament
ose on Its airy spars,
1Fncilled the hue OF Its matchless blue,
N'hd spangled II round with stars.
n painted the flowers Of the Ede- bowers,
And their Leaves Of living green
> M mine were the dies In the sinless eyes
W hdens virgin queen;
AIa whom the Fionds art on hor trustful heart
f., hSd fastened its mortal SPELL
an the siivery sphere of the first born loar
iotho trembling earth foil.
when the wavcs that burst DER world accur,ed
Their work of wrath had spod,
ana the Arks lone few, tho tried and true,
lame forth among tho dead;
with the wondrous gleams Of my braided beams
bade their torrors cease,
AS wrote OH the roll Of the storms dark scroll,
oods covenant Of peace.
" iak 2 a pail at rest on pulsolcss breast,
~ lght's funeral shadow slept,
where shepherd SWANS on Bethlehcm's plains
Their lonely vigils kept
When flashed on their sight the heralds bright
VI heavens redeeming plan,
sthey chantcd the morn Of Savior born
joy, JOY to the outcast man.
Equal favor show to tho lofty and low.
On the just and unjust descend
hen the blind whose vain spheres roll in darkness
and tears,
Peel my smile the blcst smile Of friend
Nay tho flower OF the waste by my love is embraced
As the lose in the garlen OF kings:
At the chysalis bier of the worm appear
And To- the gay butter1y's wings
The desolatc morn, like mourner forlorn,
Conceals all the pride of hor charms
TIL bid the bright hours chase the night from her
bowers
And lead the young Day 10 her arms
And when the gay rover seeks Eve for lov,r,
And sinks to her balmy rerosc,
wrap the son rest from the zephyr faHned west
In curtains Of amber and rose.
From my serncisteep, by the night brooded deep,
gaze with ans IL mbcring eye,
When the cynosure STIR Of the marincr far
Is blotted out from the sky,
And guided by me through the Inorcilcss SEA,
Though sped by the hurricanes wings,
His eou passless bark, lone, woltering, dark,
To tho haven home safely he brings.
80 ] waken the flowers In their dew laden bowers,
The birds in their chambers Of green,
And mountain and plain glow with beauty again,
As they bask in their matinal sheen.
q, IL such the glad worth Of my presence to earth
Though ntful and 1eoting the while,
What glories must rest IN tho home Of the blcst
Ever bright with the Dcity's smile"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-28

Tho Country Gentleman says ave
have heard of protecting strawberes from
birds by placing stuffed cat on tho beds
iino our Canadian nOghboIs says he hos
been quite 6uccrsSul In proeting cherries
by tho ue Of stuffed hawks perceived On the
70 or above them"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-28

DIR. WIN. N. VAN CE.
I ATE of Kingsport, resides in Bristol
~ He will attend to professional calls
rom town and country.
OFFICE, in Kings Block-frst door on
he right--up stairs. aug "a, w
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SCHOOLS.
MRS. CHANCEAULME's SCHOOL
BRISTOL, TENN.

THIS SCHOOL WILL OPEN
l. Septembr 1,e190e.
And close June 18Th, 1859. The Term iii.
embrace two Sessions Of twenty weeks. ~
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Grand Opening for two DAYS

will take place ON the aoih % April and Ia 81 Nr4
thanks for that liberal patronage extended ~ t'.
her removal To this place and trusts ~ III moo. III
and faithful attention TO business e me 1t Is
anoe Of the same. MANTuA MAKING done a.a ~
must reasonable forms, and All ~ the Lalaai
Of the Season. Call and see me. Wll tato arnll
pleasure In showing goods. apr. 7a.fl.
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I,egdL.

PROF. EssIONAL.
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NEW GooDs-NEw STYLES. GIN


MILLIN cry GOtlcred by'
Consisting OF TRIMMED BoNNETs
STRAW GOODS, RIBBONS. rLON -
And everything In connection wVi1OV.
a full Stock Of the above Goods n ~
Always on hand the Latest Styles Of E.assfl.e..
Hats, at the lowest possible prices. eau A. <T14
She will have h0r Opening OF Mun NJ.
BOnnets and Hats ON friday. NIEl
and saturday, May 1, 1859, q HAtsl
public generally are invited to attend. lt&N1 Y
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Dental.
DIR. DUNN.

iA'"'NcHt DtNtf"ts ><&4IItf
- l. be in my Onco regularly
M every Thursday, Friday and Saturday and
other days when visiting Blountville and Scott
Courts. aug. II 1y cd. apr. 10
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-28

DLANKs Of every Description M
ID al this oAlee'
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SPLENDID MILLINERY &C
Just Received by
MUGa GAIIEE nEAm~9 4 =.

MILLIEEaT Ash MAETuA- MAKIN0 Roona ~ &
NlyotSiA HOUSE,, n splendid assoitmert II fi|
MILLINERY GOODS, to suit the taste of llnI "a.
fastidious She most respectfully Informs NJ. ~
II Goodson- Bristol, and Of The snrroandina c.I'.,
that her
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ADVERTISING RATES,

lUP Obituary notices over four linesswlll
he charged at advertising rates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-28
Special Notices.
uAIiilIo Bllieus.''


How efsa tlis b the rsspsAse 70 ths enquiry assr
ffspds heelth; = II TO b billions ratag nafttr
hardy worth sA.ains asost Hut let be ressnbers
sAss . san oaks fron tsle grow % fuynd
81. diseases srise nom being .Htti- bilisss"
Severe bilious attacks arc more common In Spring
Ssnner and Aatumn than in Winter, hut the serious
rA, q - isse which estsn oseus q thesA So
sans .ieht be traced In hundrs Of inAtsnces TO Win
tor indu.g,nces and their neglect More highly ses
.e.ea food IL eaten nery drinks imbbsd in cold
s,an n warm weather, AID thus The bousness Is pro-
d,eed sh.ch, usdsr warmer temperature, eliminates
In rsmitfept and Intermittent fevers.
The very bes. medicine for persons who ere ethsf a
linle or good deal bilious, y HO4TRfTHEs STOMACH
pTrTkpS. No blue pill caioms Is wired in such
cases. Those powerful mineral medicines cut two ways
Ike double edged sword. They aci, It 10 true upon
the liver but rese ost destsriousy other parts q
the system, They sck" there. snd cannot be got I'd
or HOsrR1TsRs BITTlRs contain vegetable agents
OF an anti bilious tendency that produce specific and
most eeuis effect upon the hillary organ, without en-
falling any evil consequences whatever. They are 81
together ,osssoa< sid sc favorably and simultaneous
II upon tbs stomach the liver tho bowels the asrsons
sysssn Asd the brain.
iAn2BdAVlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-28
THE PRAIRIE DU CaIEn auRDEn.
Particulars ~ the Asiempa e Lynch
the murderer.

The Praiie du Chen Union gives full par
ticulars Of the attempted, robhsry and the
msrdss Of Mr.. Ensry Wright, d thas place,
on needay moruipg-the sccosn At. hovev-
or, embracing but few facts not already pub
lished.
1t ssatss, however, thai MI. Wright was
badly wounded on the haad By, d.. Miller
WITH ths soldering ir1n Nth which 10 made
the first attack. Mr.. Wright managed To
seized that weapon, and used it TO defend
himself, bat was stabbed three times with !
dirk knife before he managed 70 escape and
raise the alarm. Tho murderer made bis
escape, but was tracked and arrested near
Blue River Station, and taken 10 Prairie du
Chen to jail. In DR.. Miller's house was I
large quantity Of stolen goods, the proceeds
of . series Of burglaries, among other things
los Of silver from the Catholic Church. He
vas . man who had : good rspasation, and
had made : favorable Impression, and had
always been foremost among thoaa huntiaa
thieves and lost property when tho deprsda.
tons we're committed of which he had gem
orally besn Tie auehos.
the community, and the utmost indisnatiou
was aroused against hi murderer, which Va
asgrayated TO the greatest degree whom Mr..
Wright died o. Thursday. A srec;al "a.
patch gives the following account IF what &C.
CURED on ThursdAy:
The murderer Of Mr.. Wright, Who Va,
identified BY the murdered man before h
died, WIS confined in the new jail. An ex,
cited crowd gathered and depandel admit,
tanc4, thsSaesniag 70 yach The prisoner.
Sheriff Harrington swore in special officers,
placed hem in The prison, and adopted o..
~ peoswa II protece his pdaase ord up-
hold the majesty of the law. About clock
theerowd Aaa ipurs1Ded % nix hAodred or
seven hundred persons, and the square around
the pr'soe ~ packd VII sslsi0As bringing
persons from the surroundins country TO Wit.
neo1n promised to - aed1bnR 0ooo If.
fair. The prisoner could Distinctly hear the
cRios u ~ mob, Ard va .l..nr1 een1-1
with 1eGks 6as hss wife, Who -. h. . e.si
fronting the mob, viewed ther, e.. -"
heusl window nth ssolid iaainsre.ss IA ~
crowd pressed close up TO the main sutr.ncs
Of the prison, and threats OF violence 70 ~
0hsri6 were freely uttered. but ths deter.
mined ln1 of SiGht sfmed I'm. viii Sher;fI
Harrington q their head, foally awed thsm.
an1r I1e@iee MI $40 in The evening, tAev
di1bofeed, vowfng % return that evening and
INSTRUMENTATION. 8AesiG Haaxi6w4on IN.
crseeed bid inns 10 about forty mss in Tie
pfleod, md q 1l:80 q night had his prisones
coavuyab insnloes snrriaee 70 point few
miisg putnidU the town, On the Inns Ut the 81
HQl1 4ilfeed, aad ~ - : fre - tAia foe
All3dnkst, ard 70 prevented ano9Ase lct 81
bloolsesd and viohaiua Of law Wjscsnsia
Atale Jbses6..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-28
so,e owners Ct colburn's ana He'd Jaal


erywhere male and female. % intrcdn the VnSuINk
MACHINE This machine will stitch. hem. fell, tsck,
Quit cord bind braid ard eubroider in most superb
or mauuer5 Price only s18 Enlly Yarsatedfve years
Sc will pay $1,000 for any machine that will sew
nlors beautiful more slastic seAn than ours
1t MAKES tho Elastic Lock etitch Every second s0sh
can lie out and s,i the cloth be pulled 8par
without tearing pay Agents from SO to SEQ per
month ard expenses or commission no which twice
that amount can | . made. Address sEC0AB CO.,
Pittsburgh Pr Boston, Mass or 81. Louis. NO.
Caution.--Do not be imposed spcn by othee par
tie, palng on worthless castison maehisss under the
ssme name or otherwise Ours the only genuine and
really practical cheap machine nanufscsafsd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-28

o.. !. sarr,.4 e.a ssat - CAsysaas.


! a.....roca.nt aends The Ksnkakee I'll. J
A correspondent sen'' $3.50.
Gazette the following nvsu Nm.
Everybody in kanka1ee knoM nolns.
To those OF our readers VINO are % un,o7u.
natsly circumstances q % % comPs.eI 49, $,
Mollis had NO other name. ene never -. 49, |.
Asesr = eeesss. scs erssnes g ~ 1S ho o..s
ANYBODY knew Of. sne n es q. n.a s,n nu
outside - coony nu' Sne =,
here in 1854 from New York. one nss, .
knew Whist sc6ooe 80 ~ ~ $3.50 .
sermon; she never w. insos = 1879 oI.' ia
she never heard @ ou -. 49,,
never heard kind woSo sPoAgu ~ =.
vas sober . nonent 49, - cVa'J
whisky, and cne coulo 49, =. -.
whom shs could - S0s 81 ~ , n. = much
always out Of JAIL wnen sno ~ L..n her
disturbance that the Jaiief coI'I ~ ~ m.de
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-28

Thssplsndid Hair Dye 10 the best In the world the
only trus and perfect Dye; harmless reliable insanta
nsous disappointment ridiculous tnts; remedies
he Ill effects Of bad dyes nvigorates and leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful, bach brorn. Sold BY all
Druggists and Perfnmers and properly applied Batch
lors's Wig Factory, No Is Bond street, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-28

II /, said that Secretary McCulioch can't ct
rid Of his female clerks. He recently discharged
one hundred, bat wrathful Congressmen made
him tsks beck,I sss4nty-1 I'VE Of then, and now
about 6fsy Of tAsm do nothisg but draw pay.
Madame Rumor has 1t that many Of these fs-
male clerks are kept in the departments, BY NOM
bers Of Congress, for special purpose. The 70
suit il that the payers have to pay those pa
triotic, moral aud tIoyap gentlemen not only tor
their hbors, but for their plessures slso.-con-
stisstiom.
Only base, low-hung, unfeeling and coarse
natures, would publish such vile and alan
derous assaults on An entire class Of worthy
and deserving females, who end employment
and livelihood - clerks Ia the Departments
at Washington. Az . general rule the 70.
male clefksin Washingten are msmbers Of
families every way respectable, whose mis>
fortunaa II the loss Of property or friends,
during the war, have thrown them on their
own resourcss 10 procure the means Of sus.
tenance. To represent them - vile, corrupt
and debesed, - our contemporary has done,
is gratuitous outrage, and = violation o.
common propristy and decency that ought
not 70 Be tolerated in silence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-28

NEW Conscience DoDGE.-Ths following
mention Of . swindling dodge, which has an
air of freshness about il, is copied from IN
Eastern paper, and published to post the mn
wary !!
"Yeslsrday German received check for
$240, and proceeded to the First National
Bank. whore he had 1t cashed. he then
visited the store Of friend on front street,
whore hs had not been but few minutes
when .. weltdrssssd man entered, and ap-
proaching him said You presented the
wrong check ct the bank, sir; give me the
money and take this check whersapon he
handed the German . check on the .Flfteth
Bank Of Buffalo, for 1920. The nice
young man then invited the innocent man to
return to the bank whore the matter would
be corrsoted. When they had got - far q
CorinthiAn Hall entrance, the sharper said he
wished to step up into the hall for moment
and LETT his victim standing on the sidewalk
an1ioasly awaiting his return. The fellow
did not come back, however, and the poor
man with his 81, 200 bogus check went to the
bank 70 discover for the first tina that he
had been swindled out Of his money BY Z
sharper apd confidence man. The rascal
must have met with his victim q some drink
ing place, where the latter carelessly exhib>I
tied the check, md then the ida WAS con-
ceiyad Of swindling in the manner stated"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-28

REPORT Gays that Miss Hulbsch, or the
lady Who has assumed that name to food the
world With historical novels, il soon 70 marry
Prince Pncklsr Muskau, celebrity Of The
psst genefSion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-28

THos. s. RAYAaD, Who succeeds his father
= Senator Of Delaware, will probably hold
the placs - long - be chooses. His grand
father. father, and uncle, have held it for
thirty-three years psst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-28
CITY
KEoKUK. IOWA.
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. %.

rERMo o. 3n1 RBC0oE TReAfY
The recent treaty negotiassd With ofse
Britain By Hsverdy johnson providss IL
oil elaine which have arisen since 1852 p
favor Of the citissnaof 9shsr cosntly seasss
the Goysrnnent Of the Other, ahah p 9.
ferred 10 fcsr Connissicsess, to bs ssrsed
upon, and that tbsss four shall choose TIL
6nh. Tho commission Of four are 70 NEE
and decide ppon I'll claims presented, aad II
ia any case, they disagree, the eth Commits
sioner il TO be called in - IN umpire betseez
them,
Every claim must be presented within si1
months, and decisions must be rendered IN
every case within two years.
And oil awards shall be paid BY one Gov
eminent to the other, in coin, within eighteen
months alter the decision i made.
The decisions shall be anal, and Gil ex'
penses shsu be ct the mutual cost OF the Two
Governments.
The Chicago Tribune and some other ex-
pss;sncs1 0l( No, - tsrHbs BIZ tpn css
unda t1ia,bpal hsap, which u rot va = e
the eyss 81 those Who can not sec what 10 not
to be seen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-28

An sveaine paper says that some Of the
Conservative Vinginisns waited upon General
Bsktsf wilA refaeeses 70 Affairs In their State,
md thAa tho 0snesal asoided the direct aues.
tion, SD sdvised them 10 cut up their large
landed estates snd divide them among their
moor blacks and whites a. the best way to
surely and perfectly reconstruct the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-28

A SUR has been commenced to recover
property donated in his lifetime BY Senator
Douglas 10 the Baptist Church in Chicago.
The property has increased in value from .
small sum TO be worth now over . million Of
dollars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-28

CAUTION -Unrvincplsd dsaI9s are selling Axes
painted red, a tbs RED JACKET A4t The good
1uaIite. Of this Axe consists its superior csng
qualities not IN the rcd paint.
The "RED JACKET 10 for ~ b. I'll responsible
bsrdw are dealers AMI tte Manufacturer.
LIPP1NCOTT 4 BAkEWELL,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-28

LETTER FROM SURRATr.-A private letter
has been received here from John II. Surratl
at Rio Janerio, Brazil. whore he arrived after
. passage Of fiffy-three days from Baltimore.
he states that he made the trip for the ben.
eft of his health, and expects 10 be in Balti-
more By the middle OF March. He has heard
that the court in besc here had discharged
his casa, and expresses the hope that the
authorities are now content.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-28

CARL ScHuRz and Matt Carpenter were
neither Of them ever members Of . Legisla-
tive body, We believe, but step from the plat
form Of private life on 70 the Senatorial
stage. And yet, with I'll their lack Of ex-
perience % legislators, there can be no rea-
sonable doubt but they will both take their
position in the very front rank Of tho mos,
distinguished members Of that august body,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-27
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
DOVER COMPANY,
DOVER MINES, VA. November Is, 1853.
c,EAIED PROPOSALS will be received
= by the undersigned until WEDNESDAY, De-
cemhcr lst, proxino, for the delivery ut Dover
Mines Goochland county. either al the NOUN o.
bred CORDS OF PROP TIMBER-fine and
Oak-not less than onc-third oak.
Tine props must be eight feet sixteen feet long,
and not less than six Inches IN diameter 81 The
small end. Deliveries to be made at the rate OF
no, less than 100 cords per month. ~
" CHARLES 2. STONE,
uol7-3tawtd Engineer and superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-27

ANTHRACITE CoAL.-Thc prices OF coal
fell greatly at the last sales of Scranton III
New York, which was on Wednesday last.
Lump coal sold as low as s4.o5, steamboat
coal at St.02A, crate coal at $40, egg coal
as low as S5.15, chestnut at the same, ana
stove coal as low as $1.15; which is de-
cline of about one dollar ton on this
quality, and much greater decline on all
the other varieties These tons are ali long
tons e, $40 pounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-27
AicIrntond 9ispatck.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1863
Tbe Erie War.

r,sv f,orrn &c Co. have been caught III
lac. ,rbe;r enemies have brought them
IT, before a court in Delaware county
New York. instead of before one IN Ne"
York city. BY the new Judge (MuRKAf Is
his na,nel GOULD, FISK & co. were suS-
handed and forbidden to do any business
for the company pHlLo I. RueaLEs was
onnoiDted referee, to take proof when anu
where he may think proper. The oraet
is precise in stopping all operations %
GouLp Il Co. in issuing or selling stoch'
or in INV way interfering with the books
or the business of the company. Inc IT..
hume now asks whether these parties shai'
not be sent TO the penitentiary, wnerein'
II evidently thinks, they deserve 10 oc III
generated. One Of the peccadiilocs OF "N''i'
FISK. GOULD & Co. have been guilty. iha!
serve as q specimen.
1T is charged that the outstanding conf
mon stock Of the company has oeen III,
creased since GOULD and FISK oDtaiicu
mf,Il mower from S34 .265, 900 to the enor-
"mous sum of $70,000,OoO. and that th's
startling increase has not been attehoeo
with any material additions to the earn
..incs. with any considerable extension OF
1.-THE line or its equipment, with the pay
..ment Of q dollar of dividend, any advance
"or credit or good name, or cheapness'
safety, and comfort, to its patrons. oh
"the contrary, fearful disasters and death
..haye been the result; faithful servants
..haye been forced away; other employees
..baye become dcmoralzed; there nave
..hcen constant losses of patronage, conil-
.dence. credit, and earnings"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-27

The Washington Republicans when Is
one of the most cosby papers III the
country, heads full report of the proceed
ings of recent woman s-rlght' meeting III
that city with the following words IN
flaming capitals "a Nice Tea-party. lhc
Secret Meeting. Women in Executive
Session. [Kemember, the paper Is pub
lisbed in Washington, and this last aliudes
n the Executive sessions Of the Senate,
which are held with closed doorS.J no
were Present What they Said and Dld
Proceedings Strictly Private All ke'
porters Excluded !"