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OHESAPEAKE GUANO,
sep 25-9W

CHESAPEAKE GUANO, -
AN ANNOTATED SOLUBLE PHOS-
PLATE,
combining 81 the properties of Bone and Pc
ruvisn Guano.
MANUFACTURED By
ISAAC REYNOLDS i SONS, Baltimore,
under the direct perv:son of one OF the him.
In addition to numerous recomm endations
by farm ers who have used this fertilizer, give
the remarks of Doctor K X. Stsbler, Chem.
st, who, a. my request made an analysis OF
Rey nolds Ammoniated Phosphate namely:
ANALYSIS:
Twenty-Five per centum of this Gusno is in
medately SolL Die, and available TO the crops.
All the other fertilizing material is in very
favorable condition to be appropriated by the
plant during is growth.
II. II. STABtER. Chemist.
Alexandria Va, October 7th, leGo
For sale by BENZ. Ii. LAMBERT.
Agent, Alexandris. Va.
ard by merchants dealing in Fertilizers; at
Agents prices sep 3-ow
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EXCELSIOR,

We again call the attention Of the farmers
Maryland sad Virginia to our
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Ag,(TsON ~aG.EN.
Ry J. \ Niomirnhnrgh. Auc:innccr.

iSy ) \ SiouteuburSh, Awc:ionccr.
(tONNISS. ONhk, SALE-By virtue of
I DEGREES OF the CIrcult Cnur, OF Alrx1ndri,
county Va. pronounced W. The November
ta- IS,S Ynj NJ. ION, ls,a of s4i1 Court
in thu su,,. ~, Nm Why. lanes C,rr,ber's
Aornini.tr,tnr al ats tG, unIrr.i,,I,i C,m.
oission,rs ann rntod bv sad l,,r.,s v,l On nose
- sale by puolic auction. in front of the May
o-'s otFse in the c,tz of AIeN,udri,. Va On
SATUn Y. the 6tI d4v OF November. 1859
At " IN all th4t LOr OF q r.OUN with -
mo IMPKDV EMENT> thereon. STATED G:a
~ tho IN, r>eytion OF King and beyton streets
in Alexsntris W., an Known 81, the "VIk
GINA HOUSE " said property fronts 1876
let on King street and ~ on Puytou street
TEKMS-So much of the purchase money in
cash a. v,,Il he rruui.it, b, nv SLml with ~
,.rss, from, Jl,b Ami 1850 nnl the cos. a.
s,it md evnar..s OF ale. tho residue ~ ,hrse
,1,,IsI M, rn.pts stS /. md X non,I fr' m
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RxI. stoufcnburgh, Auctioneer.

COMMISSSION SALE OF PROPER
" TY IN TIE CITY OF allen ANDRlA,
VA-By virtue o. decree of the Circuit Court
ut AlexandrI4 county, Va, rendered at Fcbru-
airy term, 1863 in the suit of VIM. b Church,
plaintiff, vs.. j. Ii. Watkins ct ais defendants.
the undersigned, Commissioners therein named,
will sell, on THURSDAY. the l4th day of De.
tober, 1863 ut u o'clock m in front of the
Mayors office, in the city Of AlGx9ndria, by
public auction, the following REAL ESTATE:
A LOT OF GROUND in the city of AleN-
andria, Va, lrcn ing on Pey ton street ~ feet
and running hacl; 100 feet, with frame stsblc
thereon, adjoi ing the lot belonging to William
Bushby.
TEKMS-One-taEth OF the purchase money
to be pnid in cash, and the residue in three
equa! instruments PAYABLE ut six, twelve and
eighteen months from the dsy of sale; the bonds
of the purchaser, with good personal security,
bearing intcrcs. from the day Of sale, to he IA
ken for the deferred pay Ihents, and the propo'-
ty liable 20 be resold ut the risk and cost OF the
purchaser upon failure - comply with the
terms of sale. and the title to be retained until
all the purchase money has been paid Stsmpa
and conyeyancing at the cost Of the purchase.
CHARLES Il. STU ART,
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
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Composed of the most concentrated mate
rails. it is richer in Ammonia and Soluble Pho'.
pilates than any other fertilizer sold, except our
Excelsior" and is made with same care and
upervision--uniform quality guaranteed Fine
snd dry, in excellent order for drilling. Pack
cd in bags and barrels.
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PRICE SO PER TON.

j. J. TURNER & CO.,
~ Pratt street, Baltimore, Md.
BkEWIS & LAWSON,
aug ll-2m Agents. Alexandra. va.
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UNDERTAKES HAKDW a I've
trade. and inform undertakers that they can
buy a. they req Iire in that line a. ms low prices
as in any Northern city. All the new Ely les
received rs they come out We ssk a compar-
ison.
sep2 J T. CREIGHTON & SON.
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sep25-eo'
JCEI ICEl 1CEl

WEl1ZER, EADAM and SAPSAGOI
y CHEESE, for ssie by
G. %M RAMSAY,
sep q Iii King street,
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uxCIpuENT CONSUMPTION.

Corner North Capitol and II st:
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13

Murder IN AJmgioa.-A cold-blood-
ed murder was committed in Abingdon,
.nn Thursday the 9Th inst, under the
following circumstances, as we are
crsdibly informed :-Wm. Ii. Camp
bell and WIN. II we'll had settlement
in which there was some
diff ,ulty. About four o'clock in the
afternoon Howell was sitting 10 front of
che store Of il irt & B:o's, when Camp
bell rolo up aul sail to him. 81 am
prepared for you now or | am armel."
Howell sprang to his feet aud started
toward Campbell but stopped to pick up
stone. As he did SO Campbell got off
hi, horse on the opposite side frou
Howell, moved quickly rounl until he
could got clear FIRE, when he shot
Howell. The ball took effect imriedi-
ately above the left nipple and produced
death in about one hour He leaves a
wife aad sever chiliran ia destitute
circumstances.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13

Tie Stokers at PdperViile. Will
loughby, the Buzzard, marshallcd twcn'
ty.four negroes, at Paperville, on the
day of election and tried to get control
of the polls by insisting that the clerks
should take the franchise oath. He
was told that things had changed. He
distributed the Stokes tickets, read
tie lac and talked about "them's the
orders" but d" the prayers Of the wick
Ell availetl noihiug.
We a;e told that he brought up ne"
gro who had been in the State only six
months and insisted that he had a righ
to voc and be WIS allowed to vote
upon his Interpretation Of the law.
II will be remembered that this man
b 'rrowed $40, from a rebel, to 60 to
Knoxville to indict his neighbors fcI
treason and up to the tine of writing
has never returned il. He indicted per-
haps dozen men and those who bad
been bis neighbors and friends He
now has the pleasure of knowing that
"things is changed"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13
If. JOHNSON. \
TllOS. JOHNSTON, Com.
J. X. ANDERSON,
Aug litl, 1869.

A BOOK BY GENERAL LEE will awak-
en- such special interest. that we are glad to
call attention to it. THE USIvEIsIrY PUB
LISTING COMPANY of No. Bond Street,
New York, announce that they have now in
press. and will issue in few weeks, "Mc
mOirs of the War;" by Gen. Henry Lee,
thoroughly revised and corrected by Gen.
r. K. Lee, who has added, also, an entire
ly new biography of his father, prepared
by him from private and personal materials
never before used. 1t will be large and
handsome OCTAVE volume, illustrated by
new steel portraits of Gen. Henry Lee and
Gen. Nathaniel Greene beautiful steel en-
cravings Of "Marion Crossing I Pedee,"
and the "Su render of Co.nwallis;" and
FIVE original maps and plans. Our readers
need not be told that this is a work of great
interest and value. 1t is the standard his
tory Of military operations at the South
during the revolutionary war, and as such
is book which every reading man should
possess but its interest and value are
both greatly increased by Gen. Robert E.
Lees thorough revision and correction, and
by the valuable biography of his father
which he has written and added to it.
We are sure that this announcement,
alone, is sufficient TO give the book very
great sale, hut when we add that Gen. Lee
is personally interested in its pu olication,
such a sale is made certain.
As we learn that the book is to be sold
by canvsssing agents only, those who desire
TO engage in its sale should make early ap-
plication to the publishers.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13

YIGINIAt AT RULES HELD IN THE CLERKS
Office of the Circuit Court Of razewell Cogniy
Monday, the Ind day OF August, lsG9,
J,hn NJ. Miien, Complt,
Hgdinsf
Goo W. Deskins John y, Anjer-
SON Robert ChiddiN and Jane his a, chana.r,,
wife VIM. Cecil and Nancy his "
wife Marinda Anderson, James
Anderson, Robort smith, Ios,
stras, and Wm.L, Watkins, Defts.
tbs ,bject Of this sut IA To have The plaintiff
20 the lights Of the d"isnde H.
IIatkims who Is Judgment creditor Of William
anderson, aud to have any funds in the hands Of
dofeRdonls, Joseph stras, Robert Smith, William l..
Watkins and GeOrgc w, Deskins subjected 10 the
payment OF the plaintiffs elaiu, dnd Il appearing
from afidavn HE'D Ia this cause that ihe drfend-
ents, Hlllam \. Cecil and Nancy his wife, Robert
Chiddix and Jane his gifc, MaTinda anderson and
James :. Anderson, are mo- residents al the =
Of Virginia, Il Is ordered that they appear
within one month from the due publlAilo>1mpAny
aud DO what is necessary 70 project bjer next.
this suit
A ropy-tcstei i, X. ffkt
aug 3 aW
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13

An Outruao We observed last
week that upon bare suspicion of guilt
two negro men were recently arrested
by mob and for a while hanged by
the neck, in order to extort confession
ot the crime and revelation Of the
names OF others who might have been
engaged in a case of burglary. One of
these negroes has, so far as VIC know
always been honorable and well be-
haved. Beside the great wrong done
Lin, in common with the other one, he
had a scrofalous neck quite unsuited to
banging, and which, in no small degree,
added to the personal injury done bin
We understand both of their necks ex-
hibitcd the most palpable evidence Of
the extent Of the violence done them.
About the only other result was the
implication, by one Of them, to escape
death as he supposed, of one of our wor'
thy citizens in the robbery.
AS the editors of an Independent
journal We cannot let this case pas
without holding 1t up to the execratioI
of public sentiment. We had suppose,
she rack was r lie Of the Spanish in
uqisition. But here we have it in Bris
toll. This easc of burglary should seel
its remedy through the same channel
that are used in all similar cases and il
no sense one appealing to special means
and il mob has the right To hang b.
the neck those rwo negroes on bare sus
picion, then they have it in all othe
cases, II implies the right to hang tn
writer or reader of this article, w
should like TO accommodate the partie
by remaining silent, in this case, bu
It Is our province and our especial dut
to show up just such cases, aud "
know Of 40 honest or honorable way Q
making a special case Of it,. Oar PEG
pie will have to encourage law and nj
10 extending justice to themselves an
10 race who are practically defenceles
In the abserce Of a wholesome publ
sentiment.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13
Universal Clothes wringer

Universal Clothes WriDgcr
Improved with RowBLL's PATENT DouBLE Coo
WHEELS, and the PATESr STOP, are now unques-
tionably far superior to any apparatus for washing
clothes invented, and will save their coat vice
year. by saving labor and elotses.
Those who have used them give testimony a.
follows;
I" We like our machine much could not be per-
suaded to do without II, and With the aid Of Doy,
feel that We arc masters Of tho position.'-Rec.
L. Sco.t, Bishop NJ e. Church
at is worth one dollar week in any family !"
~ \. Tribune.
"In the laundry Of my house there Is perpetua al
thanksgiving ON Mondays for tho invention."-Rsp
Theodore l.. Cuyier.
Every week has given It a stronger hold upon
the affections Of the inmates Of the laundry. ~.
| 4. Observer.
| 81 heartily commend II to economists Of time,
money and contentment. Rec. DR.. BtiiOioS.
"Friond Doty-Your last improy emcnt Of your
/ washing Machine In a complete success. assure
you our Machine, aitera years use, Is thought
\ with under any circumstances, "-SOl0H Robbisoa
Your Washing Machine has been in daily uss
In our laundry and the honsekeePer expresses her
self as highly pleased with H. Il certainly accom-
plishos greater amount OF work, with less labor
/ and does not wear the clothes near much AZ the
old fashioned wGsh-board. BY using II, one lAun-
| dress is dispensed with."-lPm. NJ. = R0uad ST..
psyigiendtntQ II INni Department NJ 50. Clarine'I
! Nurse, y, N. 1. Ctty.
PRICES-A Fair OGer.
Send the retail price, flasher sl4 Extra Wringel
/ g. and we will forward either or both machines
| free OF freight to places where one Ia selling
and so surs are that they will be liked, that We
| agree TO refund the money II any one wishes Il
return the machines free Of freight after a month,
| trial according to directions.
By No husband father or brother should
permit the drudgsry Of washing with the hands
hny-two days la the year. when II can BIO done bet.
| ter more expeditionsly, with less labor, aud nc
! injury TO the garments, by Doty Clothes Washer
| aud a Universal Wringer.
Cauvassers with exclusive right Of sale make
! money fast selling them
sold by dealers generally, 10 whom liberal dis
| counts arc made.
h O. BROWNING, Gen. Ag't
augl3 Nv 80 Cortland Street, N. Y
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13

DR J. J. LAwREScE Dear SIR Please send
me Immediately, per express TO Tarhoro', two dozen
more bottles Of your kosadalis. have carefully
examined Its Formula, aud have used Il Ia my
practice In a uuhDer Of eases, | am well pleased
with H. think II, beyond doabt, the best Altora
tive ! eyet used. have TIED In several easos Of
Scrofula and scrofulugs affections, SC, with mach
satisfaction 10 myself aud patients ! have, there
fore no hesitation in Recommending Il TO Physicians
and others AS the most reliable Alternative now knowa.
Respectfully yours, &c,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13

Fa0ors.-Wc are under obligations
to Mr.. James Il. Aiken, of New
Orleans, and recently of Bristol, for
late English and Irish papers and for
frequent favors in the way of New
Orleans Journals We hope he will
have some reduction made in the size Of
the PickaHae. It's proportions are all
most burdcnsome.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13
1HnuIr rREEsl FRVIr rREEs !

AZ the agent OF Messrs. FRANKLIN, DAVIS a 90,
M Richmond Va, Nprserymen, am prepared to
I'M ali orders ioT FRUIT and RNAMENfAL TREES
81 every Kind and description, Oar Trees are Of
tried varieties, aeemated, and suited TO every por
lion Of Virginia end Tennessee, ! furnish them
cheaper than any Northern nUrseIgmen, and guar
antes satisfaction. J, A, Snk Wki, Agent,
gugl3 ~ Bristol, Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13

Bishop Johss.-The Right Rev.
Bishop Johns, of Virginia will install
the Rev. G. g. Penick as pastor Of
Emanuel church, Goodson, on tomor-
row at eleven o'clock. He will also
preach at the Same church on Sunday
ut the same hour.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13

Good for BtountUiHe.-0ut of TWEEN
ty>four colore6 votes cast at Bloyntville
thirt.en we're for Sonter' We say good
for the colored mon Of BlountViile, they
have shown their wisdom and that they
are not DESTROYS Of fastening chains
upon their white friends and neighbors
We would like to have a list of them
tina. tho people may see who they are.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13

C1nfectioneries dcc.--Robinson has
fine stock of confect,oneries which he
he is offering for sale. Anything in
that line of business will be found on
hand. H. keeps variety of articles
exclusively for children. Give him a
call.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13

Gone Rscruiting,-The Senior edi-
tor of the Ne,os, having been laboring
under severe illness for 80 days, and
being not yet recovered, left on a
trip of some two weeks duration and
hopes to return invigorated and restor.
cd, so that he may aid the Junior in
his vigorous war upon outlaws and such
institutions as the gambling hell recent
ly uncovered in our town, which if the
parents of Bristol permit to remain and
affront our society, they will deserve to
lose their sons, though we should pity
the sons.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13

Norfolk &c Great IYestern.--Judge
Ould has been on trip to PhilaGel-
phia enquiring after X U. Link d Co.
aud reports that they assert the hou'
esty If their intentions and declare
their purpose to fulfill the engagement
An enquiry will be direete to London
to ascertain their standing and eharac-
ter. Judge 0uld seems to be eOnvin'
ced of their intention to carry out their
contract in good faith.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13

Scots MoaMiy. This excellent
Magazine is again before US. 1t is spi.
cy, gay and bright aud among the few
magazines of the South worthy of a
place on every table.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13

High School The circular Of thu
High School for Young Ladies appears
to day The School promises to equal
any in either of the States.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13

Sold Out W. d. Jones has sold
his entire stock of goods to his brother
j. NJ. Jones. The business will be
continued at the old stand.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13
Gold, in New York, 1855

Fiur.-We are informed that Aux is
prevailing in the lower end of Scott
county.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13
Look out Fortbe " ITork ,

The expiration of subscriptions will be
indicated by the X mark, and if the "News"
8 longer desired by the party SO notified,
e win at.onco remit the priceof subscrp
ton.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13
,ton,
Public T'emperance lectures.


In view Of the increased use and baneful
Influence of Intoxicating drinks 10 our com-
munity and vicinity OF Bristol, every law
abiding citizen In our town should at once
exert himself and herself To suppress the
traffic and use, as beverage, OF that which
is bringing anguish and misery to many
hitherto quiet homes restitution and
degradation to some families, and death
and bereavement to others, aud 10 order
that the spirit Of mobism and lawlessness
may be counteracted, we call upon the
heads Of families, ladies' and gentlemen, and
members of the vArions churches and ali
bene' olent institutions to come to the res
cue, and in o der TO promote concert Of
action and rfiici' ncy, there will be two or
three pubic addresses at the Presbyterian
''hurch in this place, on Sabbath mig IT., thu
25f inst. 10 induce tho people to consider,
TO mediate, to look the monster in the
face, to grsIple with tho enemy of our
ocal peace and happiness, to restore com
f'rt aud qnet TO the heart broken wife, the
bereaved widow and farherless children,--
Let all come. Let us have peace"
Speakers expected, Tho. p. Mitchell,
B. G. MADard, IL A. Morrison, Rev. D.
Sulin..
IF. JOHNSON, \
TllOS. JOHNSTON, Com.
ANnEnCnN
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13

Murder al ,JOhRSon's.- Thursday, the
day of election, murder was. committed
at Johdson's depot, uOder the following
circumstances: There was a dispute about
a saddle that had been borrowed by boy
Rufus Bailey. TO whom the saddle belonged,
said that Finley Hale had stolen Il. Hale
heard Of the remark, called Bailey into the
house, asked him to be seated, When he
asked him If he had said it, at the same
time drawing pistol, aud after passing a
few words, fred. The ball took effect in
the lower abdomen, and produced death In
about two hours. Hale dred a second shot
which missed. Hs has not yet been ar
restee.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13

Valuable Journai-We call attention
to the superior merits of the Louisville
Courier Journal. 1t is tho larges
most interesting and valuable news and
literary Journals we have ever seem
Price of weekly So. Daily $40.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13

Boarding department In charge Of Principal and
his wife but boarding be had In private families
near the school buildings at the above rates, If
desired
Young ladies furnish their own pillow eases,
sheets aud towels.
Washing can be bad at a dollar per month.
No deductions from bills unless In cases Of pro-
tracted sickness.
For particulars address tho Principal at Bristol,
Tenn. augl3 81
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13

DemoreS's MontMy.-The enterprising
publisher of this popular Magazine is first in
the 6old Ia announcing, smong the induce
ments to subscribers for the coming year,
the finest premium ever set offered for a
single subscription to any magazine in this
or any other country. l. consists Of copy,
retailvd at ten dollars, Of Mrs. Lilly. N.
Spencel's great picture of "PIcNIc oS
The FOURTH OF JULY," the engraving OF
sh,ca artists we're sent Tor, specially from
Europe, to complete.
DEMoREsr.s MONTHLY is in itself by far
che m st complete and attractive Magaz ne
TO, ladies' published in this country, and
tires little extra inducemet to persuade
them to become subscribers. 1t is really a
saving of moaey, however, to pay three
do rs, aud get in addition SO valuable a
premium and Mr.. Dem rest will undIubt.
eddy lind his list doibl Sd on the strength OF
it. Published at s3S Broadway, NY.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13
s h DIV Iron.

IA Ill persons arr warned To erase using the nam
II " shady Ia connection with Iron not Inanufnr
tnr'd by us We make the only Sadly Iron known
Iron bnnd"d 10y rs l. warranted to BE- 81 superior
pu atty 10 any 'aher iron and without the bnr.d
there Il no shady Iron IN the market.
Near. Jes, n, Anderson a Gu, arc our are.,.
F.hSsW JOHN O. KING 90.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13
MANHOODi Hoe Lost, HosS


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lepsy, aud Fits, induced by seif-indulecnss -
sexual axirav tganoe.
ne Price, IA sraied envelope, onlY 4 sonis
The celebrated author, In thia adI1lftble sasss
clearly demonstrates frohl thifty yesru sncceasfu
practice that the alarming eonanqncness N self.
abuse may be ndiaaliy cured without the danger.
Gus nse Of Internal medicine or the Application %
the knife pointing cut mode Of cure al once aim
Ple, certain and efseiua, by means Of which every
sufferer no matter what hi. condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately aud rdffosIiv
BE THIS Lcctrro should be In tho hands o. svsry
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On rees,rt Of six CENTS or two poslags sianps, By
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price 20 cents Address the Publishers.
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13

Radicai Oatroge.--On the day OF
the election we are told that Hiram
Hall aud bis son William pulled the
judges out of their places at Buffalo
Ri & in Washington county and he d
the election themselves The oouser-
natives were driven OIL and had to 20 tC
BONES Creek TO vote Tho com mis-
sioner threw OUT the entire vote OF
Buffalo Ridge These men are likely
to learn something Of the famous Ku-
Kiux law Thugs have changed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-08-13
HALL KEEP NO B0OKsfD

NONFECTlONER, and Candy lFam
~ mf1cfurer, aud Dealer in Foreign and
Domestic Fruits, Nuts, &C., SC.
Weddings, Parties, &c., supplied with all
kinds Of Cakes, Confectionery, nc. at the
Shortes notice.
~ Refers to any Of the merchants Of
Lynchbdrg or surrounding country.
s. A. BOYD,
No. ll5i Main St. Iynchburg, We,
Jan 80 3m con Gm