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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-19
Trustees SAFE Of Real Estate an Wash-
iJ0to,, and Russell Counties


i1gt0n and Russell Counties
DY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed to
ID to the undersigned as Trustee, by A.
H. Hendricks and NJ. NJ. Hendricks, his
wife, bearing date the 18th day of October,
ls68, will proceed 10 sell to the highest
bidder upon the terms hereafter mentioned,
The following valuable and desirable lands;
The first Is all that portion Of the yaluo-
bio and eligibIy situated irac. Of land,
lying immediately adjoinidg the town OF
Abingdon. and known as Kings Noun
tain" which has not been sold of by said
Hendricks in lots, being about twenty acres,
which viii be sold in a body, or in lots to
suit purchasers.
The other is large tract of fine grazing
land lying upon the Rich Mountain, in the
county of Russellr-a portion ~ which has
been purchased by the said A. l.. Hendriek',
and the other portion being the undivided
interest in large tract Of grazing land IN
herited from bis father-the heirs Of hls
brother A. +. Hendricks, owning the other
undivided moiety,
The first tract lying near Abingdon, will
be sold at the front door of the Court House,
on the LIST day of tho January County Cont
for 1863 land the other at the front door OF
the Court House Of Russell County, on the
first day of the March County Court for
said county
TDRMs. This property viii be sold upon
a credit of one, two and thlee years, with
interest from dato-the purchaser eIecu-
ting bond with approved security--and"
lien retained upon the land until the pur'
chase money is paid.
The title 70 this land is believed to De-
unqestiouable, hut 4 win only mako en-
title as is vested in me ms Trustee.
JOS. u. CAMPBELL,
Jan. 10, ~. TRUSTEE
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ALSO FOR SANE, Dahlias. IS per doz
Hyac,nths, So per d'z; Iuips. 80 per dosi
Crocu,, 5nc.; PER doz GiadiolNs, 81 pei
d.z.. Iris, So per dz; Siirs, as per doSi
SuoA Drops, SOC. per doz; ""'!a ~"
doZ.
lie viii furnish to order, Apple. Peach
Pear, Plum and other run .rees n"
aud Onsm' nal Shr"As .care"ly seiect"@
StraWherri, 5, I varieties; h-st Al az ""- -
Nov. 20, ly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-19

Nos. - * 50 Sycamore Street,
Petersburg. VA
COLLECT consignmeuts of Cotton, Tobac-
- co. Wheat Corn, Oats. Bacon, Lard.
Butter, Flax Seed, Glover Seed, Fruit, and
other Country Products, and orders for
goods In any Branch Of our business
JAMES& co.
nog l2m
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RICTEs e. RIXLRADO,
Com m iSSiOl Merchants,
Ferguson 4 NilhadO's Wharf,
NOrIO tk, Va.

MR., CHAS. W. LUCAS, late o. Chris
WI tian burg, Va, is interested with ms,
and desires 70 call the aUentou ofSnippers
of the South West 10 ibis market be ieviag
they would fed 10 greatly TO their interest
90 make their consignments 20 this point.
lIe vii be- pleased 10 hear from his Old
niends aud serve then, pledging his best
Efforts united with those OF the house with
which ha is connected TO give them entire
satisfaction,
Consigmueuts Of al kinds Of Country
Produce solicited.
Libeml advances made 90 cons'SnmeEts.
ID Jm.
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NOTICE
TRUSTEES SALE.

In pursuance of the provisions Of a deed
4 of trust executed te me by Eli NJ. Wilson
aud Ca;hrine |. Wilson, his wife, dated the
9th day Of November, 1865, and Of record
in the Clerks Office OF the Comfy Court Of
Washington, for certain purposes therein
mentioned, / shalt, on Saturday, the
roth day OT February next, on the
premises, proceed to sell Tor cash TO the
highest bidder the tract of land described
in said deed, one mule from Bristol on
Beaver creek, shall convey such title as
is vested in me by said deed.
Jan. 10 CIV L. b. MoCLANAHAN,
Trustee
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VINEYARDS q NURSERIES,.
HARDW ARE
VINEYARD IND NURSERY.
Grape Vines Speciality
NEAR Soon svnLS, AiBsRAAELE, Co, Va.

FgNHE sui scTiber takes pleasure 10 iDtrrm'
Il ing those who may contemplate plant
ing vineyards that he is prepared 10 fur.
niSh superior lot of Wine Grapes Of the
best varieties well rooted. When persons
purchase IN lots of fonr thousand or sufi,
Gent 20 SIT five acrsr. ne viii furnish them
for S450 apd give tb' m - months time on
oue-half upon negotiable notes; Interest IN
cluded al 8 per cent, they RENTING the
note, wen lpdorsed, with the cash DsvmeAt
when they forward the order.
100 0n0 CONC0RD. The beet Grape foI
general culture, both for tahla and wine,
WELDING 900 gal ons OF wine 10 The acre,
and succeeds everywhere. 50 per dos.
$40 per 100.
100 600 CIINr0N. Makes supeiior Red
Wine. 81 per doz So per 100.
100 900 lvis.-The best Wine Grape
Makes Vine equal TO Blu CANDY, aud yields
500 gallo per acre and commands the
highest price. IS per dtz. 9i5 per 800.
n Varieties OF Strawberries, 20 per 100,
by mail or expr, IS.
Cash must accompany all orders. and
plain directions ior shipment. For~Ard
by ney by drafts or reg stored letters.
Agents wanted in .pch county. Address
HENRY NJ. PRICE.
ScotiSsiiIe, Va.
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THE WASHINGTON HOUSE.
LYNCHBURG. ~,
y Y III ID = 1T % Us
I'M IN INV HANDS

I'M N HlW liam DIS.
DElNG the owner of this valuable proper
ID ty, have taken charge ef it on my own
account with determination of making il
a FIRST CLASS HOTEL is all Of its de-
partments, having had il thoroughly reftted
ppd furnished so as to accommodate both
ladies and gentlemen with all couyeniences
and comforts.
The table will he kept well supplied at all
meals with the best that the MARKET will
AFFORD, while the bar Will be furnished
with the puvest of LIQUORS, WINES, Sc,
and neither surpassed byany in Virginia.
The services of Mr.. NJ z. Bledsoe have
been secured to take charge as principal man
ager, assisted by Mrs. NJ. j. Gibbs, both Of
them highly capable Of conducting the busi-
ness of hetel keeping, and being well known
as such. can with confidence assure the pub
lie that in patronizing the house they will
have no cause to complain.
The omnibus will attend the DepOts reg
ularly to take passengers up to the house
and return them to the depots free Of charge.
Being centrally located, convenient TO the
principal business of the place, with the
Postoilice in the building and with first
class accommodations at reduced rates,
confidently expect fair share of patronage
from my friends and the public.
T. c. S. FERGUSON.
LgscHBuRG, Va, Feb 5, 1893
feb2l 6m.-r'd Oct. 23.tf
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-05

AFfarTl>G.-A gentleman passing by a
jail in country town, Logrd one Of the
prisoners t.ro1an the gratc' of his cell sing
lu- ia jtn ~o:r,t and mos, lneodiuu5 tone
trat aVoritr song. "iIom,, Sweet Home
His s.. mFa'hirs w"r" very much excited in
layor OF tthennior'ula'i a.-'tr-ri.. ar,n-
geon, aud uror inc tiging the cause Of bis
Incarceration, was informed toal lie ma:
p9t in jail r,r jeo'iar iir 5c,r..
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-05

Abraham II. FELLOW. who was recently
ti,ed at u N'rion i.wa. for tAc murdar Of his
wife. was found guilty. AMI sentenced to
Imprisonment in tie lrui,tniiary tur l,fr.
and to pay the COST cf the 'ro'ocution.
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Special notices 20 cents per line each in'ortioo.
! Advertisements payable quarterly 'n,aaN..ce
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RAILROADS,
DTrFALo AND rwAn RAILROAD.

- On and after MONDAY, Nov Bird, 1865,
Passengg- Trains will run on Ills road US follows:
LEAVE ERIE-GoiSG EAST
ltth a NJ. NIGHT EMPRESS, stOpping At
E'-aP Ripley, Wc,tield, Dun<irk and Silver.
Geek, arriving at HunalO at 4.l5 A. NJ
sA,hS a. NJ. NEW YORK EXPRESS, stop
HV'pc ring nj Wtstlcld, Broct3n. Dunkrk, Sil
vercrcek, aud Angola. @-rNils in Buffalo
2.lJ p. "
~.Y. 7. II, CINCINNATI EXPRESS. stop.
<s's' plr Al Northeast We-;fed, Brocton.
Hurbir; and Silvcrcrcck, and arrives at
Buffalo at lo.4h +. NJ.
E,EbN 4. NJ, MAIL AND ACCOMMODA.
S'Vr TlON, Gtoppng nj AL stations, arriving at
Buffalo at lo,4O 4. VI
.s,aS = NJ, DAY EXPRESS stopping nt
b'f'P Northeast, Ridley, Wcstleld, Dnnkirk
Silvercreek and 3r gcls arriving ut But!
fsln nt 100 p NJ
LEAVE RUFFALo-- 4oTyG wTsT
fsetlS y Nj, DAY EXPRESS stopping at An
Er~'7Sp COLA, Slvercrcck, Dunkrlk, Brocton,
. Nc-theld and Northeast, arriving at Erie
at 3.I5 F. NJ.
400 oNN ~ 5SsI MIL at ASp al sa,SHs aGGoMMGRA srSyaa
at Erie at $50 VI.
c.,rs. A. NJ. TOLEDO EMPRESS stopping at
S'sU AL ltati0ns, md arriving ut Erie a. lo,2o
c.An + r.. STEAMBOAT EXPRESS stop
CsSG pIug st Angola Silvercreek, Dunlsia,
Groc,Dr, We,tAeld and Northeast, a-riv-
ing nj Eric ri /, 20 A.. NJ.
too \. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS. stopping ~
ss-SO Silvercrce,. Dnnkrb and Westaeld, a.
riyiug at Erie at 4, DO A. M
Railroad time H. 10 minutes faster than Etic tint
N BROWN, Gen'l Supt.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-25

AGE OF THE EAgTH.-Agassiz says
that among the astonishing discoveries
of modern science, is that of the I'M
mense periods that have passed in the
gradual formation of the earth. So
vast were the cycles Of time preceding
even The appearance of man on the
surface of our globe, that our period
seems as yesterday when compared
with the epochs that have gone before
it. Had We only the evidence of the de-
post of rocks heaped upon each other
in regular strata by the slow accumu-
lation OF materials, they alone would
convince US of the long and slow ma
turing Of Gods works on earth but
when we add to these the successive
populations Of whose lives this world
has been the theater, and whose re-
mains are hidden in the rocks into
which the mud or sand, or soil of what
ever kind, on which they live, had bar.
dened in the course of rme-or enor-
nous chains of mountains whose up
heaval divided these periods of accu-
mutations by great convulsions-or the
changes of different nature in the con-
fguration of orr globe, as the sinking
of lands beneath tie ocean, or the grad
ual rising Of continents and islands
above-or the slow grow'hs of coral
reefs, whose wonderful seawalks raised
by the ocean architects, whose own
bodies furnish both the baildiug stones
and the cement that binds them to
gether, and who have worked SO busily
during the long centuries that there
are extensive countries, mountain
CHAINS, islands, and long lines of coast,
consisting solely of their remains-or
the countless forests that have grown
up, hourished and decayed, to fill the
storehouses of coal that feed the fires of
the human race-if we consider all
these records of the past, the intellect
fails to grasp the chronology of which
our experience furnishes no data, and
time that lies behind US seem as much |
an eternity to our conception as the
future that stretches indefinitely be-
fore US.
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OuR GuEsTs-There can be little
doubt that Cnlfornians have fairly i'm.
proved the opportunities offered by the
late influx of visitors 10 this coast. We
will be +" at home z" all the summer I;
the country is opnlent, and the guest
cham bers are ready. And, while we
welcome the material in the " hundred
Chicago merchants" shall we not have
good cheer and greeting for what is
much better The mountains are lift
ing their heads to look ont for Agassiz;
the breezy slopes and free air of the
seda'e woods are calling to Whittier
and Bryant !; strage, new type OF na-
tioual chara:ter is waiting 10 be ana
lyzed by Emerson there are occasions
and episodes in our new civilization for
Lowell and Holmes to celebrate and,
far in the south, the Ginning of mission
bells woes Longfellow from his Italian
rest to the orange groves aud hazy at
mosphere of Western romance.-OseT-
land Monthly.
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THERE is an undesirable. indescriba-
BILE charm-a kind of weird attraction
which becomes mos. powerful and
and absorbing ia taversiug the burn
ing deserts of the far Southwest. To
the wearied jewellers in cities. the ST
lence and utter DISSOLUTION of the red l.,
suu-scorched desert the naked, rock
ribbed mountains, the long. tortuous
passes aud canyons, the wide, treeless
plains, strewn with volcanic ashes, and
the Stag and cinders OF burned up
world OF the pnst, possess charm
which is lacking in the crowded streets,
the rush, the roar and tumuit OF the
town. Danger passed is something to
look back to with a feeling of pleasure
danger yet to be RET COMES in lime to
possess a charm OF itself, and thrown
around the journey on the desert more
of attraction than can be found in any
trip through civilized and thickly peo-
pied lands. Those who have never
felt and enjoyed this sensation could
gain no idea of it from written
description those who have felt it
always look back to it with pleasure
and experience at intervals an almost
irresistible longing to return to the
scenes aud go through it all again
Oyerlsnd .N0nss.y.
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LAST evening Chinese boy was
attacked by three white boys on Wash
irgton street, near Dupont. aud after
being otherwise maltreuted, was thrown
down a baSement-one of his wrists
was severely injured. One Of the boys
who participated 10 the attack was ar
res'ed.-.S. f. Times, ed
Tie legitimate fruit is here seen of
the brutal example of class Of bear.-
less villains in that city who publicly
in the streets assault and MAIN inofien
sive Chinamen, and while thus degrad-
ing themselves below the level of
brutes, imagine they are exhibiting
their superior blood and breeding.
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DON'T STAY LATE TONIGHT.

The hearth of home is beaming;
With rays of rosy light;
And lovely eyes are cleaning.
As falls the shades of night
And while the steps are leaving
The circle pure and bright,
A tender voice, half grieving,
Says, don't stay late tonight"
The world in which thou movest,
Is busy, brave and wide;
The world of her thou lowest
Is at the ingle side
She waits for thy warm greeting
Thy smile is her delight;
Her gentle voice entreating,
Says, "don't stay late tonight"
The world. cold, inhuman,
Will spurn thee, if thou fall
The love of one poor woman
Outlasts and shames them all
Thy children will cling around thee,
Let fate be dark or bright
At home no shaft will wound thee,
Then, don't stay late tonight"
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i THs women of Jonesville, Michiga
have organized Phalanx for the sup.
preston of the liquor traffic now be.
ing carried on, notwithstanding the
fact that the State has prohibitory
law. The latter is not enforced,
| however, and so the ladies have taken
the mater in hand aud promise to
| make things lively for the rum sellers,
ct least in Jonesville To guard
against being caught mapping the sa
loon keepers posted sentries conven-
lent to their places of business, closing
up their saloons whenever they re-
ceived warning of the approach of the
enemy in any considerable force. Fin
ally, However, the ladies appealed to
the district attorney, who Instituted
suits in good earnest. The remainder
of the story is told by the Detroit
Tribune:
Then followed the voluntary closing
up of hotels and saloons, by the keep
ers mailing boards across their windows
and doors, discharging boarders,
stopping hotel runners and omuibuses,
and general embargo on the travel |
ing public declared, while citizens
looked on TO see the sport. The ladies. |
not at all disconcerned at this, imme-
diately opened their houses for the
reception of travellers, gratis, until
public temperance houses could be
started hired carriages, and in person
met travellers ut the cars and invited |
them 10 their houses, where they IN
received superior fare, ac-
and attention. The
hCsel keepers saw their game was
blocke d, and began to '.climb down"
A. soon as possible. Two days passed,
and al night the boards were removed
rom the hotel doors and windows, and
reheicles began TO run as usual. In
conjunction with t. csc occurrences, a
,e,ltion circulated by the ladies,
:gned by some three hundred ladies
md gentlemen, asking for suppression
# the tipping and gambling saloons,
vas presented TO the Common Council,
! majority of whom are supposed to
,e in .avor of carrying out The wishes
# the ci,,zens. The movement is fast
Increasing in friends, and fnding sym
"a by with the sterner seq. Coteries
# ladies a.e seen gathered here and ;
bere i'll APPARENTLY earnest consultation
t is The Ladies VS.. Tipping and
rambling. II is the earnest, deter
lined women at work. Il
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Amounts.
s2s5 s., 699 81 500 IS
4. '. T
SUIT Pub, Instruction State of Nevada
A. \. FISHER,

A. \. FISHER,
Sup't Pub. Instruction, State of Nevada.
BY reference to the second semi
annual apportionment of school moneys
for the year 1868, and comparing the
same with the apportionment given
above, it appears the number of children
between the ages OF six and eighteen
years has increased 5l2, and the money
appor'ioned 81 1888 Sc currency. While
all the other counties gain in the num-
Der of children, Storey reports a di-
minished number.
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No children

AB-TRAcT Of second semi annual app
school moneys for the year 1869:
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ILgCraIcaL SaFEs.-A Yankee

ELECTRICAL SAFES.-A Yankee pro-
poses to arrange safes, to lock and IN
lock by cleo richly, which he guaran.
tees to foil the most expert burglar !;
the plan involves alarm bells, and
declares it can only be opened by
coaniyaace Of parties trusted with its
management We see no reason why
this agent, that does so mnch for us,
may not be made to guard our treasur-
ie3.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-25

THE New York Herald describes the
platform recently made by the Democ-
racy in California as being "a hun
dred years behind the age" and as
I" the stupidest thing out since the Sc
cession ordinance of South Carolina. )"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-25

DURING the recent freshet in Connect
icut a Waterbury editor photographed
another at the scene of action - Send
me full particulars of the flood" The
answer came: "Yoa will find them in
Genesis"
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CRAIG VS.. SPRAGUE.

"Amanda Craig,
And 'Lisha Sprague,
They fell in love at sight;
He liked her style,
She liked his pile,
And everything went right
Twas bill and coo,
And l love you );
My duck my dear delight
Alaek /, alas
1t came to pass
That hope should suffer blight,
And love, which trusted
Too much. be busted
In breach of promise fight
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APP0nTIONMENT OF STATE SCHOOL
MONEYS,
OFFICE OF TEE STATE CONTROLLER, !
CARSON, New, July Goth, 1863. I


Hon. A. N. FISHER, Superintendent
Public Instructiou-Sir: Agreeable to
the requirements of the law defining my
duty in this regard, 1 herewith submit
a report of the moneys in the State
Treasury, subject to distribution to the
several counties of the State, as pro
vided in Section five ~ of the School
law of 1867 statutes of 1867, page 90),
the same being for the second semi
annual apportionment of school moneys
for the year 1869. Your attention is
directed to the statement hereto attached
marked a." which shows the amount
to apportion, derivation of the same,
and amounts received respectively in
gold and currency. Your onedient SER
want, WIN. X. PARKINSON,
State Controller.
By THEo. 4. HALE, Deputy.
STATEMENT showing the amount of money in the |
State Treasury, subject to apportionment as |
provided by Section of the School law OF 1867. |
Amount, Sl,.02 40:
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County Treasurer's Notice.
&9j3 &c.

-
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
~ is now in the Redemption Fund Of Ormr by
County the sum OF Niue Hundred Fifty-t6ree
Dollars and Twenty-six Gents, and that sealed
proposals will be received by the County Auditor
for the surrender OF Bombs, Warrants, and Claims
ayable out Of said Redemption Fund, under the
provisions of Act of the Legislature of the State
Of Nevada, approved March 18th, lSt5, to the
amount of money in the Redemption Fund at the
time of opening the propo ais. The proposals
will be received by the Auditor up TO 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, on
MONDAY, AUGUST I'd, 1860,
and must be accompanied by, and enclose the
Bonds, Warrants, and Claims offered to be surren-
derei.
Printed blanks, for filling out bids, can be ob-
tanned, upon application, at the Office Ct the
County Auditor.
All accepted bids will be paid in Legal Tender
notes. H. S. MASON. County Treasurer,
Ormsby County, Nevada.
Carson City, July 10th, 1850. I'd
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PLYMOUTH, July l3.-The French ca
BILE expedition arrived off Duxbury at
noon to-day. The shore end will be
laid tomorrow.
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The OVERLAND MONTHLY for August
has been received at this office from
the publishers, A. Roman L Co., San
Francisco.
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Amounts received.
STATE OF NEv,pA, !
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
Carson CITY. July . lSEa

DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
CARSON CITY, July D. 1859.
Hon. W. K. Parkinson, State Com
rroi!er-Sir: | have the honor 10 sub
nit herewith an abstract of my second
sami-annua' apportio nment of school
moneys for the year 1869. Very re-
spectfuly, your obedient servant,
A. y. FISHER,
Superintendent Public Instruction.
ATTRACT Of second semi annual apportionment Of
school moneys for the Xear Isfy: