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zen. II is very cold Iere. If receive an order
TO remain here long time. shall inform you
From all appearances think my presence will be
useless after Monday. ~ MANoUrE
have many things to tell you. 4. 81,
These letters are accompanied with q portrait
of the deceased, worn BY Mrs. Martin of Mr.. Fer
naDdez. f.
George Sheldon testifed-Lives across the street
from accused. Heard pistol shot. Iran to the
door and saw the flash of two more shots. Ike.
cognized the prisoner. He was fired on by an
other party ! did not then recognize. The par
ties we're close together-Martiu near the gutter
when the second shot was fired. He stopped or
lodged, and then rushed on his antagonist. /
heard cries then, but could not tell BY whom
Saw them separate, F. going towards Dumaine
street and N. to his grocery. / could see very
well by the gas on st. Claude street the range
was unobstructed. ] knew somebody was firing
at Martin who was not In reaching distance of the
other. Mr.. Martin was in the attitude of de-
fense-the other of an aggressor. -,..
Judge Gastinel decided to send Mr.. Martin be.
fore the First District Court. on the charge of
manslaughter, under bond of $1,000
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Writ Of Restraint against Judge
Underwood.
PRooEEA1NGs OF CONGRESS.
Petitions Against the Ratification of the
alabama Treaty.
Report Against Pensioning Mrs.
Lincoln.
ARMY REDUCTION BILL PASSED,
GENERAL SHERMAN COMING TO NEW ORLEANS
FOR HIS HEALTH.

WAsHrSeToS, ian. 2o.-The Supreme Court has
Issued writ Of restraint against Judge Under
wood, returnable next Friday. in the matter Of
nullifying Virginia Judicial acts on grounds of
officers being Ineligible under the fourteenth
amendment.
House-The Judiciary committee reported bill
for the benefit tf Blanton Duncan, restoring his
property In Kentucky. Mckee and Mullen op-
posed it. Tabled, on motion Of Schofeld.
CONSTITUTIONAL amendment was resumed. An
amendment forbidding property or educational
qualifications was voted down, As to 95. Without
further action the House adjourned.
bendte-Petitipns were presented against the
ratification of the Alabama claims treaty and for
observing the total eclipse of the sun in August.
The McGarrshsa case was referred to the pri.
Tate lands committee after long personal debate
A bill was iDFoduced by Harlan, without com.
mitting hmself;io its favor, 10 aid the Memphis
and FL Psso Pacific Railroad
The pension committee reported adversely to
pensioDing Mrs lincoln. -
The judiciary committee reported adversely to
the bill extending the jurisdiction OF the court of
claims to the cleEns of loyal citizens for property
taken during the var and also authorizing pay
ment for stores furnished the engineer and ordi.
nance departments.
Wilson's bill rs$iucing the army passed with an
amendment thai the two vacant brigadierships
shall not be filed until the prohibition be removed
Adjourned.
Gen. Sherman ;s sick at st. Louis and goes to
New Orleans for MS health.
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HARKETa.

LONDON, Jan. 9.-Noon.-Consols 93I@9s3.
Bonds 75s@751.
LIyKRPoOL, Jan. 29.-Noon.-Cotton steady
middling uplands IL l3d.; middling Orleans II "a
| ll4d. Sales $4,000 bales. Sales for the week
10000 bales, of which IL 900 bales were for ex.
| port and $4,000 bales for speculation. Stock,
$4,000 bales, of which Il 900 bales American.
| Pork 95s.
LIvERPooL, Jan. 29.-Afternoon.-M Manchester
| advices less favorable, which causes dullness.
Stock afoat 30l 900 bales of which l4l 600 bales
are American; Lard and pork firm. Bacon sos.
| Tallow 46s. Cd.
LONDON, Jan. 29-Eyening. Consols 9S8 Bonds
| 75J.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2s-Evening Cotton firm.
Middling uplsnds on the spot and afoat, lid;
middling Orleans, IL s@llld. Sales Il 900 bales.
Common rosin. 5s. 90. @6s.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29--Evening.-Mo easy at
6@7 u cent. Sterling lO91. Gold weak at 1865.
southern securities -TeDnessees, 671 do.
new, 674 North Carolinas, 63; do. new, 6l3 |;
Virginias, 5s; do. new, 62s. Stocks closed strong
Louisianas, 7lt Levees. 60.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Cotton quiet. Sales
$500 bales. Middling uplands 20. Flour dull
superfne State and Western IS s0G6 30. South.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29-Evening Governments
closed steady. 5.20s of '62, 1l3l; of '6l, lO9I;
Of '65, ll0s; do. new, l0ss; of '67, 10SS; of 6S,
l09; 1040s, l0SI.
MOBILE, jan 2s.-Recepts of Cotton for the
week 9S49 bales. Exports to Great Britain $3.50
bales, 70 other foreign ports 600 bales coastwise
3440 bales. Stock on hand So 592 bales. Sales
of the week 3340 bales. Market dull and fiat,
nominally 27l for middlings.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 29.-Ssles 90 hhds. tobacco.
Lugs to cutting leaf 81 5O@25. Cotton 2sc. Mess
pork $3l. Lard 20tG203c. Bulk shoulders I3ac
clear rib sides l6}c., clear sioes l73c. Bacon
Shoulders li4c., clear rib sides l7ic. clear sides
lsac., all " cked. Superfne -four S. 1905 25.
Wheat 81 zoGl so. Corn 65067c. Oats 60@S3c.
Rye 81 42@I 45. Whisky 97@9Sc.
.CNcINNATI, Jan. 29.-Famiy -four 81 1908.
Cotton firm Use. Whisky SEC. Pork s3f. Bulk
meats-Neglected. BacOn-Shoulders l43c., clear
rib l74c.. clear lsc. Lard'held au2Oc. Hams l9N
1870. Butter 3O@35c. Eggs l9020c. Groceries
firm.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 29-Superfne -four IS 5Oas.
Corn dull and unchanged. Oats 59063c. Rye 81
2S@l 80. Pork s3l so. Bulk-Clear sides l65c.
Bacon-clear sides lSc. Hams lsc. Lard-Noth.
ing doing
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FROM THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST Pass. Jan. -Noon.-Barometer
30. Wind south and fresh. Thick fog prevailing.
Arrived Ship Amaranth, Watson. Liverpool,
salt to j.. A. Pryson; ship La Glorie, Graham,
Liverpool, general cargo to Lowell & Bailey bark
Gessner, Jaburg. Bremen, in ballast, to Schaffer
& Co. No departures.
PASCAL 'OUTRE, Jan. 29.-Arrived Schooner
W. S. Hills, Burgess powder, to ]. NJ Hoyle ship
Lizzie Moses, Cox, in ballast, to G. A. Fosdick &
Co. No departures.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Jan. 29-6 P. M-Barometer
30:l0. Wind southwest aud light. Arrived Steam
ship Agnes, Wilson, Galveston, to C. A. Whitney
j Co. Sailed Steamship Maryland.
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FRoN NEW YORK.

The Sailors sfrike-Arrest OF a bank Rob.
ber-Aanion ~ arbIe Purchales the World
Ne"'PaPer-Rfot Between whites and
Negroes In ErHOkiyn.
New YORK, Jan. 29-The sailors strike con.
tlnuts, but having neither organization nor funds,
many are shipping.
j. Waldron, alias Bulb, author of the recent
heavy robberies ii Brooklyn, has been arrested.
Manton Marble has purchased the other inte.
rests, aad ID now sole proprietor of the New
YORK World. Onefourth of the stock sold for
500 900, exclusive Of any real estate.
riot occurred between whites and blacks in
Brooklyn, which resulted in mortally wounding
white man. May were engaged, and the riot
was with dificul's stopped by the police.
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FRos EUROPE.

sreet Fire at TESsstc-keligious Equality
Deereed In SP6h-Montpensier and the
spanish Thronvssrhe Sympathy of the
United States OF .aaliy Pledged Go Greece
Kesigaation of q ~ Greciaa Prime Minis
ter-The Rrovi. Snni Goyernmen: to the
spanish NatiOn-S Decree OF Freedom Co
Slave Children srrest OF a Bishop-Biu
Csnh-eating the sfo9erty OF the King OF
Hanover. 4.
LONDON, Jan. 2&+$.A great fire occurred at
Trieste, which dessFs'yed the depot, Custom
House and governed; warehouses.
Madrid, Jan. 2S.--S ~ prevent a repetition of
the Burgos OUTRAGE, Spain DEGREES religious
equality. q -
MADRID; Jan. 29-3 "a stated that the members
of the provisional eelsrrment are unanimously in
favor of MontpeDsie r;or the throne. -
LoSpoS, Jan. 29..FArerican Minister Tucker
man, at public dsSuer at Athens. pledged the
cordial sympathy oflls government in anticipated
troubles. n -
ATHENS, Jan. 29.-r.srime Minister Bulgaries has
resigned. Nothing 4 known regarding the kings
intentions relative tO,fee conference. laa
r MADRID, Jan. 2e,- ssae provisional government
yesterday issued q ftsnquilizing address to the
nation declining to spye active steps against the
reaction but declarfS,r that they watched it mar
rowly and will eomist it II necessary. All rel
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gious questions they leave to the Cortes A pc
tition for decree of freedom to all slave chill
dren born after Sept. 1865, was referred By the
government to the Cortes. Enjoys here protest
against the treatment of the papal nuncio. The
bishop of Burgos has been arrested. The insur-
gents in Porto Rico have been amnestied.
BERLIN. Jan. 29.-The Prussian Deputies have
passed bill confscating the property of the king
OF Hanover. The proposal to indict him for high
treason was rejected.
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FROM WILMINGTON, N. C.
Agricultural Meeting.

WILMINGToS, Jan. 29.-The first regular meet
ing of the Cape Fear Agricultural Association
was held here to-day. Large delegations were in
attendance from fifteen North Carolina counties,
and several from South Carolina A fine spirit
prevailed and important action was taken TO
revive the agricultural interest Of the State.
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BALTIMORE,
The a eeehee Rioters.

SAVANNAH, Jan. a9.-The preliminary examina-
fion OF the Ogeeclpee insurrection prisoners has
resulted in Capt. Green, colored, being held for
trial. Eighty-tbrse other prisoners will be
brought before tho court tomorrow, and those
who can be Identified by the States witnesses
will be committed tbn the same charge. The ex.
animation has ocoepied thirteen DAYS, and the
prisoners have been ably defended by United
States District AtArney q. s. Fitch, ex.Provi.
sional Governor Ja4es Johnson and others,
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RIvER EEws,

VIcKsBuRG Jan. 29.-Passed up Mary Hous.
ton at last night, and Magenta at this p NJ.
Down: Mayfower ats this A. N. River rising.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 29.-Westher clear and very
mild. River falling. 6 feet inches in the canal.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 29.-River still falling.
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FR6 ATLANTA.


ATLANTA, Jan. 2t.-In the House a resolution
was offered to take into consideration the exten.
sion Of the right Of suffrage to females in this
State, and that Mrs stowe be sent for to instruct
the committee. AES amendment was offered that
Horace Greeley be sequested to come before the
committee on the eilte of the republic and ad.
dress II on the subisnt of female suffrage. Reso.
luton lost. =
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Victory of the Ailles-Lopez Fled.
LONDON, Jan. 28.-Later news from Paraguay
reports Angostura taken by the allies. Lopez
had fed, and Minister Mcmahon was with him.
Admiral Davis was at Buenos Ayres.
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FRoa AUGUSTA. GA.
Base Fabrication.

AUGUSTA. GA. JA,. 2s.-Superintendent John.
reported outrsges es Ku-Klux in taking posses.
sion OF train at Barhett, on the Georgia Railroad,
on the night of Jaulsry 18th. as published in the
washington Chronicle and PAiadelphia Press. are
taken place.
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FROM TORONTO.
The NOV. scotia o.s.s,s..

ToRorro, O. W., Jan. 29.-Mr. Howe and John
A. Mcdonald have settled the Nova Scotia ques
ton. 1t is understood that the settlement involves
an increase of the money appropriations to Nova
Scotia and no change in the tariff. The new ar.
rangement requires parliamentary sanction.
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FROM HAVANA.
Capture OF Cubans.

HAVANA, Jan. 29.-An English schooner from
Nassau, with twenty two native Cubans, en- route
to join the insurgents, was captured. Seeing cap
ture inevitable the schooner threw overheard
all their arms and ammunition.
All places of public amusement are closed.
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TRO& RICHMOND.

Republican convention Gale d.
RICHMOND, Jan. 2f The Republican State GEN.
tral committee has csted a convention for March
9th, 10 nominate cap a1ates for State Offices.
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from RALEIGH.
The Chatham gliIroad-The North Carolina
LeQfsIature

bad yet in the injunction against the Chatham
Railroad. Rumor points to-day TO decision sus.
tanning the Injunction If so all similar appropria-
tions will fall. TIE Wilmington, Charlotte and
rutherford and tine Western N. @. Rsilroadssare
the only ones whioa would be untouched.
In the Senate to-day the corruption matter was
discussed. Senatoe Sweet made long speech
imputiDg corruptiot to leading parties. The Sem
ate adjourned without action.
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FROM HoNTREAL.

Billiards.
MONTREAL, Jan. 29.-Dion beat Foster in the
match game.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-29

TvDK sAilIs, HE Ais-Nesx O,ttage and three
= msri8dU Witty S'GRREN 4 GILBERT. Atty.s
v,Ou sAy.v... Two hundrea head Of beef steers,
Il IS years OH and upwards. A. irehnee, noi iW
county Miss, hrtne cond LOT p ,ysI pg,ah RAJ
For partic hars, Address Jf' br""' "'' aaIi ,n
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-29

Can accommodate N. pnbIo with the best ma.
for concerts, balls parties, paTades, AMI serensae
short notice.
Lessons riyen ON very instrument.
Residence on Washington avenue, beisccn FoI.i
and Fifih streets, Cairo, Illinois
y. n. Music for bAils etc, fVrnshed, from one 4
eight men. 81 w
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-14

kindly citizen Of Bristol informed The
temporary Evaugcliuc of bcr misfortune
aud offered comfort in assurances Of Inc
Email safety Of the husband. In the
awful dilemma there came to her relief
+" tears, floods of tears, =" AID after tho
'emPestuors contest between love and
luek had abatetl, she arose in feminine
grace and dignity and repudiating all
Childish concern for her lege lord cried
out IN tho eloquence Of Saxon passion,
NY dorg, my dorg My husband for
my dorg p Tue station reached-tben
there was tclegraphing to aud fro until
Der soul caught up the eclcctric current
Which curlcd through all the avenues
Of her magnetic being and told her
troubled heart that dogie was safe. Col
Young was aboard, as conductor. and
there Is no more gallant or useful con.
dne'or than Col. Young He came aud
and comforted the soul of the nopp'uss.
and partly pleased woman. Curiosity
drew its inquisitorial court around her
and she was found to be on actress of
no mean merit. Yet amid all the ex.
perience of her Cosmopolitan stage life
sue had never seen scene like this.
1t resulted in her seeing the new and
novel city of Bristol, for Col. Young
conducted her to the Nickels House.
where she remained over till next dav.
when she amused herself by exploring
and viewing the locality destined to
nurture on its bosom the twin offspring
of Virginia and Tennessee. In the
evening the husband and the Poodle
came up, in that mellow sunset hour
which finds the human heart so open.
and meeting in enc long embrace the
three went bounding and happy in that
carkre 8 wb'cl was fas' settling over t 0
Old Dominion.
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Independents VS.. Regulars.
WAsnING1oN CoUNTY, Va

" AohlNOlpN VA
n. N. May llth 1869.
MEssRs EDITORS AS an humble ci zen,
having the good of the State aud country at
heart, Tut no private Interests TO promote,
beg leave to call your attention, a. pablo
journalists 10 an evil, which !, not Oh, OK
I'd, will lead 10 the most DISASTROUS cCns B..
uuebcrs. refer 20 the inordinlte thirst
Tor Oilce manifested by our psrplp, ami the
indecsat haste Of some OF them 10 a.
nouucing themselves as indepsdent candi-
dates, rat the earnest s5.icitation OF many
iiienGs."
Upon very slight considerati Of the
circumstances under which We are placed,
and the comparative strength Of polit cal
parties in the State, the proposition must
be plain TO overy mans m'hd, that two or
m,re conservative candidates to Congress,
in this, or any other Congressional district
ia the State, or for the Legislature, in any
Of the counties, will certainly SECURE the
these offices. l. is equally Gear that,
if cur psopo will reg ster aud voc, a. all
well wlshers of the $ ate will d.; and vii
in conventions and county meeti IS ass M
bled for The purpose, unite upon, aud nOmi
nate one good man in each district for & n
eress aud in the counties, the number al
lowed by law for the Legislature. our Efforts
will lie cIOGned with success. Southwest
Va has IL in her power TO save the Sibtc
fir, m the domination of Wells the reputed
letter thief aud railroad vendor, and ii Only
r, ouires the exercise Of common sense, pru-
dence and patriotism on the part OF her peo-
Die, For one earnestly ape, and deyout.
III pray, that our people Will MT loose TIE
golden Importantly now pr's nied 10 them
| to pl ace the State b.yUud the reach OF car =
| u a a.nA.4i,Ass rnuti,sl far I.fli q
between conflicting asIirants of the same
party.
A mln may laudsb'y desire to serve hi
country, but none have the right 10 leopard
iEs the best interest Of the State, aud the
| dearest rights Of the people in attempting TO
| crafty a morbid desifo % hold Office.
| : III Que so unus' Us myself to public ai-
! fairs. NJ vur having held a civil fice Of any
description, may he allowed a suggestion, |
will make this, that all the gentlemen In
this district who have, already, or may
hereafter announce themselves candidates
for f, flee, TO le filed at the approaching
election, reannounce themselves as cana r
dates. subject TO the decision Of nominal
ing convention. Then let steps DO taken
] Without delay for bold ng such conventions
In every cOun'y aud District 10 the SOUTH
west. When tho clio &c OF the people shall
he thus dts'g rated, there will, ! am sure,
be no one, nev,r. nIind how insaliAte his
lthirst for office, who will have the hardy
hood TO ask the fulfreges Of an unwilllrg
people. But should QUE be ionnd with IT,
rnerity enough to opsoss the regular MONT
nee, his reward will be tho ignomlny OF b.
own ,feai, AID The election Of The Weh'
capd date.
Msssrs. Editors, if YOU regard my imp'r
Rely ,xpre' ssd views ppn tpisr'n Jeet
sound. yoa may ve them publicity for The
b.n H. Of all concerned.
| f, A CITIZEN
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Fish Dam thence down the Laurel Fork
OF Stony Creek TO Stony Valley and thence
up Stony Greek .toneisiDk the Cross Noun
tain and passing oves the Iron Mountain
near near Shown's Lick Log, and theu'c along
the slopes Of the Mountain to orr present
camp on Doe Valley, where W. will remain
only to-day aud then push on TO Tayors-
wife about miles Distant. The corps is in
exrellentsp spirits, and have become thorough
~ seasoned by thorough work; you would
be surprised to see how some Of OF + town
boys can WELD an axe or drive . stake.
wiz let yen hear froai as again at Taylofs-
VILE T. D. WALrnALL,
ra1hI'e 0Ast Eng. N, &sG. WIZ RI
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w HOLE SALE.

j. r. ANDERSON i,
WILL SELL Tor cash or Produce:
$50 Peices Prints and Delsn.s, 10 10 20 cts.
10000 yds. Bro Sheeiing, 3 to ~ cts.
5000 yds. Bred do IL tolsct,.
IS Bays RIO C .G.e, % to % cts. N
30 BplS Sugar, Az to l6 cts.
8 Bbls Syrup, at is cents,
1000 lbs Sule feather, 200 Kegs Nails, s71S
so d zen Pocket Cutlery.
so SIS Boots aud Shoes;
billings, Jeans, Spool cotton Hosiery,
Collars, Hoop skirts Bnltons, b, ooms, Tu0s
ard Buckets, Grain Bags, g.,
AT BALTIMORE PRICES,
IIforrf FREIGHT ADDED.
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~, cn,,x VA1lry. Nav 9th 1869.

Els. of Nelrs, Geptkmen q Thinking you
would like 60 know how We arc progressing
| will send you this slip. We have 2es si'..
IN. Inc through to this point via Sinking
Sn3no Church anu Gen Delany's crossing
ne Holston at Mr.. Booher's aud passing up
MI creek and topping the Holston Noun,
tain point between Flint Mil Gap ana
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-14
Lore and Lap Doas.
Never was a story Of more woe
Than that of Juliet and her doggIt %

N.ver was a story Of more woe 100
Than that of Juliet and her doggIt %.
On Friday last very painful SO para,
ton was, at Knoxville, Witnessed by
the passengers on the eastern bound
mail train. A gentleman from New
Orleans was travelling, in company with
his beloved aud bewiiehipg wife, IN
search of that friendly city which sits
between the mouths of the Delawr re
and Schoolkill and pays such early
homage to the Sun in his diurnal v'sl's
"a the land of Penn tho Apostle The
lady was more particularly travelling 10
oomoany with beloved dory OF the
Poodle or lap dog species, and, by some
means, il was discovered after the engl'
psor rang his nerve tiugling, bell that
Poodle was not aboard. The husband
left that, wife aud baggage aud unobserv'
ed By the lady, stepped promptly oil tbs
train, and being delayed in catching
The canine member Of his household
allowed the train 50 move on and leave
him to witness wife and dog Tying 10
opposite directions. A gallant and
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-14

Women Frihs We were few
days since shown tho handsome stock of
ladies hats, bonnets &c on hand and
for sale by Miss Pecrman. All our
sweethearis and lady friends who are
in want of these articles-and we neve,
saw lady who did not want a new
bonnet-can be supplied with the very
latest by visit to this fashionable
establishment.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-14

Literary-Life of Jefferson Davis,
with secret History of the Southern
G onfederacy, gatherd behind the scenes
in Richmond. BY Edward A Pollard,
Author of the "Lost Cause" dc. Ma,
tional Publishing Go, Philadelphia,
CINCINNATI aud other cities
We have received advance sheets Of
this new work of Mr. Pollard and ex,
pect to present for the inspection of
our readers extracts therefrom as we
may find space. The work is sold by
subscription, only, aud agents are wan.
ted in every county.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-14

WhitsS@doy.-Next Sunday is the
third and last of the conspicuous feast
days of the evangelical year As Christ.
mas is the anniversary of the birth, and
Faster of the resurrection Of Christ
So does Whitsundag commemorate the
the dissent of the Holy Ghost.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-14

soda Wd.cr-0ur friend Kuhnert
is up to time with his Soda Fountain.
and Is ready to querch the thirst OF our
people with that delicious beverage he
knows SO we'll how to excel in.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-14

Declined The Poem of Anxious
lacks both measure and step and not
outstanding its excelIsncies in other
respects the want of them is fatal to the
piece.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-14

Delegates to Ncmphis.-The East
Tenn. Va, and East Tenn. 4 Ge.
Railroad Companies will carry all dele
gates free, who are appointed in accord.
ance with instructions Of the committee.
JAMES r. OGDEN.
Gen'l Fr't AT, Knoxville.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-14

zen. A. e Jucksoa.-This noble
consistent and excellent gentleman took
leave of our people last week
for bis new home in Knoxville, where
he ccntemphtes opening commission
house in few days lie is followed
by the good whistles of all our people,
aud We wish him the largest measure Of
successfully business which eau be
thrown into his hands will receive
prompt and faithful attention.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-14

Apo rtsd,-Geo. w Henderlite, Of
Marion has been appointed Collector
Of Internal Revenue for this-S,h Va
District.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-14

n Ba'gdin AMr.J. A. l}uckuer Of
forsa splendid two horse wagon with
aaUncss complete and all entirely new
for Sl25.