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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-26
A NInIarious MomtIn.

March, that gives a new President, IL also tho
inaugural month OF many harraHsing disorders
knangied IN rs iogs are tile seeds OF coughs colds
and OF that alienation Of frigdy and fire more
widely known than admired, called fever aud ague
The only way TO avoid these "litte unpleasant
uesses, Is TO render tho system strong enough TO
hght OF the atmospheric poison that produces them,
aud the best gay To endow II with this repcllent
Lower Is 10 tono with HOSTETTERs STOMACH
BlTIERS,
If wayfarcr wore qrediby Informed that a rufhan
was waiting at the next corner, no would doubtless
turn In his tracks and take safer route TO his dest-
nation With just about the amount Of trouble
the attacks Of diseases prevalent At this season may
be eyaded Nay, the trouble will be less for drag
stores lie In every oEo routS, and every rus peeable
druggist ni the Union keeps on hand HOSTElTERS
BliTkRS. The article is a staple Of trade, and il
would be as easy 10 ind grocery without sugar,
rs the store Of an apolhoeiy without THIS popular
tonic remedy,
In view OF the experience Of the nation with re-
gard 10 the article dung the space OF lwonty years.
II seems almost unnecessary TO recapitnaie lis merits
TO Americans; But as opr population is incrdas Ing
| 1T tho rate OF couple OF millions year 10 the
natural way and by Immigration, IL may bu ~ woll
60 hint 10 tue rising generation aud now arrivals,
tthc old settlers know all about ~ that HOSgET-
| rkk's STOMACH BITTERs Il the most Wholesome
and potent vegetable tonic ever manufactured that
II Is specific for debility, dyspepsia hihousness,
and miasnGtic levers that Il prevents, rs well as
cures, theso complaints and their complications
thai u Ia not bad 10 take, and Is absolutely harm
| lees.
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IN n0O BUSHELS CORN WANTED.

sni pay Cash for $4,000 Bushels Of good
white corn, delivered AZ my mill, heretofore
knovn AS "wAliAce's Mill" six miles asst
OF BRISTOL The cora must be In thorough
~ DAY order and run through agood wheat
Ian or mill, 10 makc II merchanVable.
Apply 10 Capt. llalse at the mill, or to
Pepper Bros, Blistol-eitler OF whom will
furnish sacks add m Dney.
deelsf JsO. S. Ger Era.
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rnICE-FIYE DoLLARs.

largest commissions paid canyassen, From 10
to iOo copies cav De diapoaed Of m every large town.
Every thorough business man, advertiser, literary
man and publisher Will want copy. These men
form small pant Of the community aud buy quick.
16l0a can BE- clirossed "a Vne I'm
CIiEsMAN, Publishers Agent, 40 Park Row Y.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF THE
VA. & KY. RAILROAD.
designation or President IL. ".
NAH Hughes.
Election of Gen. Mahone President.
HE Males a speech.
subscripfion OF stock, &e.
Subscription Of stock. &e.

Che stockholders Of the Va. & Ky,
Buiroad met in the Methodist Church
on " cddesday, the 24'h, at > o'clock
r. NJ.
On motion Of II. W, Holloway, Gen.
Peter johnson was called TO the Chair,
aud Geo. L. Barr appointed Secretary
&irh |. G. Bowler assistant,
pn nllivp Of llepfy S, Kane, COM
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IMPORTANT 70 APPoINTEks TO 0FFIoE,-
The following was issued yesterday:
HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY DIsT. !
STATE OF VIkstNrA

AALADQbAhIrHc MILITANT DlSI. 4
Stars OF VIRGINIA,
RIcHM0AD, Va, March 22d, 1909.
General Orders, No. SO.
/. All persons who have received sppoint-
ments from these headquarters TO office are
expected and directed to enter upon tae
performances of their duties with the least
possible delay. Those WITH will not or can
not qualify will hotliy these headquarters
Immediately.
2. Notaries pubic, commissioners n
chsncery, cuHodians, boa DIS OF visitors, di-
rectorS, trustees, or superiutendents OF pub
lie Institutions, agents AMI pickles of the
ate, dep lies aud clerks appointed by
counciis or cooperate bodies, are not consd
cred as affected by General Orders No. "a
FROM these headquarters dated March 10Th,
| 1869.
3. All person who, "a the 20ih day Of
March, 1869, were Responsible for the safe
Keeping OF prisoners, or tor any records,
public Funds or public property, will retain
| charge of the sane and be respous ible
therefor until their suce. IS ,rs are properly
qualified and enter upnn Tue Performance,
OF their re,yectivs duties.
BY command OF Bsevet Major. General
StoDeman. L. +. CHALFIN, a, A. G.
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AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
ITST INSTED.

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TIcs or distinctiYe character, CMgULArf0S, and
much Other information. Also, formS complete
gazottoor Of All towns and counties Ia which News
ia,pers are published. A handsome octave volume
~ tnn uao.s l.uud iu black cloth
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-26
The Best Sewing Machine In
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The Machine in question is
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II Is quiet, light r,mning and Capo5lsof Per-
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New designs Of the Unique. Useful, and
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geistaI asns
FRIDAY, Maroh Is, 1869.


The expiration Of subscriptions will be
indicated by the \ mark, and II the "News'
is not desired longer by the party 50 mott
Ged we shall expect TO be apprissd Of the
fart
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-26
Rcm0rdis 0md appointments by
MajOr Cen, StOncHldh.
The following appointments were made
yesterday by General Stoneman;

yesterday by General Stoneman;
CIRCUIT JUDGES.
Zph. Turner, l2'h iuiinial circuit; vice
John I. Harris Westal Wiloughby, 9th
circuit, vice IL. w. Thomas; James G Tay
Tor; l4Ih circuit, vice r. NJ Hudson; David
Fuitz, lin circuit, vice Il. W. Shshe,; Ell
mund Peudleton, 18Th circuit, vice Ricnard
Parkeri nenry Shackeifurd, 10Th circu t,
vice Esbert r. Watson; John Page, sin
circuit, vice John Cri,cher +. X. Snead,
5th circuit, vice Il. X. Pitts, transferred to
LIT district John w. Johnston, l6lh cir
emit, vice John A. Campbell; Charles II.
Branbail. 7th cirenit, vice John A. Mere.
dith. q
CLERKS OF COURTS.
Giles, ". X. brooks Wythe, r. d. Safer
! ieht' Washington, John 0Neil; Scout
Arthur l.. Maness Wise, H. II. Dorten.
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MORREBLEll

suffered with cATlRRH THIRTY YEARS.
waa cured In six weeks by a aimple acmedy, and
will send the receipt postage free, 10 all alactcd
Address REV, 7. }. MEAD,
Drawer no syraeusei n. Y.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-26

wa. anted, Agents, $79 10 S1oO
w per. month, every wnere, male AID
female 20 introduce the " Genuine lmprov
ed Common Seuse Sewing Machine" This
machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, guilt,
cord. bind, braid and embroider in a most
superior manner. Price only sls. Fuly
warranted for Eve years. We win pay
$1,000 for any mschine that will sew stroD-
ger. mnre beauhlul, or more elastic seam
Than ours. IL makes Abe . Elastic Lock
Sticth." Every second stitch can bc cut,
and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart
without tearing it. We pay Agents from
SIS to $500 per mouth and expenses, or a
commission from which twice that amount
can he made. Address SEconn Co., Pitts
burg, Pa, Boston, Mass, or Sc. LOUIS, Mo.
Caution, DO not he imposed upon by
other parties palmipg of worthless cast iron
machines, under the same name or other
wise. Ours is the only genuine and really
practical CHEAP machine manufactured.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-26
s s s d 3 s 9 . q q I

To THE WORKING CLASS IL am now prepared to
furnish all classes with constant employment atthoir
homes the whole Of the time or for the spare mo-
ments business new, light and profitable, Fdty
uents t5 per evening Is easily earned by persons
of either sex, and the boys and girls earn nearly as
much as men Great Inducements are offered those
who will devote their whole time to the business
and that every person who this notice, may
send me their address and test the business for them
selves make the following unparalleled otter: TO
all who are not well satisfied with the business,
will send 81 to pay for tho trouble Of writing me.
Full particulars directions &c, sent free. Samples
sent BY mail Tor 10 cts. Address 4. c. AILKS, Au-
gusta, Maine.
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"a GENTS wA3TED TO SELL
- "pENN LETTER BOOK

For Copying Letters Without Press or Water.
This Great Time, Labor and Money Saving lnvon-
tion brings really indispensable feature Of bust
ness within the i,ssh Of ALL.-Prtce s225 and ilp-
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None see II but to praise its simplicity and eonye-
nience, as 1t RscoaAESbs itself anl SELLS at sight
Adapted erery kind " business, il does not play
out as the irst sale is ony'a beginning. Exclusive
territory given. For Testimonials terms, &c, adj
dress r. GARRETT & CO., 1o2 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-26

Gov. WELLS, Judge Bond, Register
in Bankruptcy, and L. Il. Dudley, Clerk
of Richmond Circuit Court, were, on
Tuesday night, arrested on the charge
of purloining from the mails letter
written by ". II. Samuel to Edgar
Allen. All the parties are Radicals,
add it is radical disgrace. They were
hailed
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-26
AGENTS WANTED FOR
Secrets Of the Great
City.

A Work descriptive Of the virtues. and the
Vices, the Mysteries. Miscries, and
Crimea Of New York CITY.
II You wish 10 know how Fortunes afe made and
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how Ministers and Merchants are BlacknAied how
Dance Halls and Concert Saloons are Managed how
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Bubbles Burst read thia work. ltVonu,ihs B5 Pine
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Of New York, and Is the apieest and Cheapest work
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OmIy e2.75 Fer Copy,

M send Cor Circular and see our terms, and a
full description OF the work. Address JONES BRO
THEIRS < CO., Philadelphia, Pa, Atlanta, Ga,
Cincinnati, o., or ST. Louis, No,
CAUTION inferior works of a similar char
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per copy,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-26
ESTABLISHED is43.
SEEDS I! sEEDsll
Fresh and Genuine Garden Seeds delivered
in all PARTS OF the country at Baltimore
prices. free Of additional expense.

wEIE have on hand a large stock Of
w Garden and Field Seeds, partly Of
onr own nrowth aud selected with great
care from the most reliable English, French
and American Growers, ana feel confident
that we con offer great Inducements to the
farmer as any other Seed House in the
country.
We have prepared a list Of prices at which
we will send SEEDS by mail, Jrse ef postage,
TO any part of the country. This, however
does not apply to heavy Seeds, such as Peas,
Beans, Cora, &C., as tise pcstage would be
much greater han the profits.
as Don't fail to Send for Circular,
which will be sent Immediately upon ap.
plication, -.
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In

Addition ia Ills uDriysled article, have
also purchased the right for, and had manu-.
factured o large number OF, The
DAIRY QUEEN CHURN,
And ctfer them ~ prices 80 low as to place
them wlthin the reach of ali.
1T MIXES BU7'TER IN THREE
MINUTESg
And has been tested by the best Butter
Makers IN The country.
At w. D. JONES, Cheap Goods can
always be found in abundance. They viii
br sold for PAP DOWN ia all instances,
Ia order u justify the a.
UNPARALLELED Low CES
l have fixed ON them.
Come one, come all this rock shall fly
From las firm base as soon as /"
Do from the Pay Down Schedule.
BE sure 10 call at the Corner Of eth and
Main,
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Bristol.

Great work is done, be il here or thcle,
And we'll man worketh everywhere;
But work or rest, what'er befall,
w. d. JONES out-sells them all. z
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LIpPrNCoTT q RAKEWELL.

Manufacturers Of Circular, Mulay. Min Gang and
Cross-cut Saws. Chopping Axes, all shapes Col
burn's Patent Axe, shoyels, spvdes and Miles Pa
tent Covered Scoop.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-26

JAMEsTowS, N. =.
F-TarrlNcorr BAKEwBLL We have no trouble
with your Saws they don't need to be lined up
90 right along.
Temper perfectly uniform and quality unsurpass-
cd Respectfaliy. CHAs. S. FOX.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-26

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO NE
IA either by Note OF Account, are re-
qutsted b. come forward and settle ~ pnce,
Tor no longer indulge nes ioiN be givtp.
You eau ALL save cost hy stiendirg 10
The above Al ones. W. ID. JONES.
JAMS
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E. WHITMAN & soNs

SepdSmen,
% ami "a s. Calvert Street, Baltimore,
Aud manufacturers and dealers 10 every
description Of Agricultural implements
and Machinery.
CountYy merchants snd Druggists SUD
vlied on the most liberal terFas. ttec ls,Sm
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Dollars

Worth of Notions and Small Articles.
Darlng 1867 aud 'Gs, my trade has been
beyond my most sanenine expectations, and
without Boosting, now ray to my n'A"r
friends that having
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AGENTS wAxTED.

WKYE want responsible resident Agent IN every
VIZ large town 70 sell q. I: HOWELL 4 CO's
u,s,V
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ever.
W. D. JONES'.
Best Green Coffee at W. D. JONES'.
Best Sole Leather at w. D, JONES':
l,oOOPoHnds Bar Lead just received and
Tor sale by W. d. JONES.
% Bags Shot, all sizes, just received and
ios sale by ". D. JONES,
81 900 Worth Of New Clothirs just receive
by W. u. JONES.
IS Holston Farmer Flows just made to
order and for sale cheap by
w. D. JONES.
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Found

by years Of experiences the key of success
intend, by energy, industry aud fair deal,
ing, to enlarge my trade still father thaP
ever.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-26

The time for passion is passed, men
must think caudidly and soberly on
questions vital to the interests of the
state.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-26

And has been tested BY the best Butter
Makers IN The country.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-24
EUROPEAN NEWS,

The London Times Of Saturday has another
article suggested by the recent speech of
Mr.. Foster. The Time, says England has
equal cause Of complaint against America
for aiding the Canadian rebellion In 1887.
Great Britain resisted the temptation 10 re-
cognize the South, thereby inficting suffer
ings on her own people, disobliging an ally,
and, In fact, declared In favor OF the North,
and Is now misunderstood and accused Of
hostility and selfshness- Sir Francis Head
has communicated several additional official
documents to prove assistance rendered to
the Canadian revolt In 1887. He asserts, in
his letter accompanying the documents, that
Summers language applies as well to that
case as to that of the Alabama, but that the
English government never received or
claimed indemnity. The Pail Mall Gazette
has q leading article on the Alabama claims.
The writer says whatever England did In
respect to the Americans France did, and ten
times over, for nothing, but our refusal, at
her invitation, to recognise the Southern
confederacy saved the North from q more
trying and doubtful contest. The Weekly
Spectator, published Saturday, also discusses
the question. The truths told by Mr.. Fos-
ter, an old and tried friend OF America,
must teach Americans how universal re-
sistance would be II Mr.. Summers demands
were seriously pressed.
One Of the greatest meetings ever held In
Belfast assembled Friday TO protest against
the dlsestabllshment OF the Irish Church. 1t
Is estimated that nearly 200, 900 people were
present. The rejection Of the treaty for the
purchase Of St. Thomas, by the United
States, causes much irritation at Copen-
hagen.
In the Cortes on Saturday article thirty
four OF the national constitution was adopted.
The civil marriage bill was introduced. The
republican papers OF Madrid assert that the
recent vote Of the Cortes has only deferred
the scheme for federal republic, not de-
'eated 1t. Queen Isabella has proposed 10
abdicate In favor Of her son, Prince Astu'
rias, though Gonzales Bravos, her former
Prime Minister, and others have advised hei
| Otherwise. Baron Won Gerolt, late Minister
to Washington, arrived at Berlin.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-24
New Publication.

FROM J. c. PARKER, 45s Seventh street,
(uext door to Oak Hall.) we have "Harper'S
Monthly Magazine" for June, with an artl-
Gle from Prof. Elias LOOMS, of Yale College,
on the "Aurora Borealis, or Polar Light"
"The Nursery for Youngest Readers" for
Junei "The Hearth and Home" for the
week ending May 80.
FROM SHILLISGToS, corner of Four-and-a-
half street and Pennsylvania avenue, we
have "Harper's Magazine" for June,
every Saturday" and Hearth and Home
for May 90.
FROM FRENCH IL RICHARDSON we have
"IIarpcr's Magazine" for June, "The Edin'
burgh Review" and "The Westminster Re.
view for April.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-24


NEW YORK NARKKrs.
sad ~s.ti as,sSss. ssn... Sugar sSisse Jul Sss
and lower; si.t6. Corn dull and lower, 70 TO
50 cents, as TO condition. Oats quiet and nomi-
nal; rs cents. Rye quiet but steady o., 40
s ti;iSi ,, PSEs quiet and lower ''lAae''la '
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, May 22.-BrsadsfsSs-The In
auiry fos nour con'inus, very LIMITED aud
sales Of Fine At ts.2ospt5 30 per Dbl. Prices
show no material change, but the tendency 10
Whsai-The market was very dull and heavy.
Some 1000 bushels, all red, were offered to-
s,ooc bushels At ii sac 10 for low grade and
40 for good, siso@ti.so for prime and ta@
Corn-Prices are unchanged, but the market
was hardly as arm In tone this morning a yes.
sales were reported OF white at siSss cents,
only one parcel bringing the latter price, and
l,50o bushels yellow at se9sT cents.
common at IS cents, and OF LOO bushels good
to prime at Io975 cents.
-, cOaonIPtics. are easier at L,ve,pooi but
n,% We nsys no further .ss.
offering, the stock here being only about 900
bales. We quote In the absence of sales low
niddling, strong At 27H@2TH cents, and mid,
copte-The market continues excessively
dull for coffee, and at present prices m,y be
said to be entirely nominal. The stock OF Rio
here 10 now about II, 900 bags.
Moiatses-A cargo OF ls3 hhds. Cuba was
taken yesterday on private terms. The stock
Is small OF all descriptions, and prices are arm
| as b .fore quoted.
MAJ Ftsd-Priees are unchanged, and we still
quote as follows, viz; BTownstuf Is cent?
| and Middlings at 35d37 cents per bushel.
Proviiions-The market 10 hrm 10 tone, and
for bulk meat and bacon fairly active. We
| have reported this morning sales OF 0,00t
pounds of bulk rib sides, loose at lblI cents
which figure was offered and refused for more
| and bulk shoulders We quote held hrmly Al
| Is cents. Bacon we now quote at ltL cent
for shoulders l64 cents for rib sides, and IL
cents for clear rio do. Hams still sell at 100
| 81 cents. Lard We quote at 10 cents, and W,
| quote bsrrelled Pork steady at Gao for prime
| and t3l. 80 per barrel for mess.
| Fhfsky-Lste yesterday q lot OF so bbls
but this morning High Wines arc held nrml,
| at o. 90 per gallon.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-24

THE Pacific RAILROADs.-The commits
sion TO examine the Central Pacific and
Union Pacific railroads, consisting of Major
General q. X. Warren, j. Blickersdefer,
Lieutenant Colonel r, S. williamson and J.
S. Clements, have completed their report,
and the commission has been dissolved
from what can be ascertalned Of the report,
they estimate that at the date Of their exam
nation, In February last, an expenditure Of
$2,SOO 900 would be required to bring the
Central road up to first class road, and
equip 1t for through business with rolling
stock, depots, machine shops, engine houses,
&c. Two Of the commissioners, Messrs.
Warren and Bllckersdefer, also think an ex-
Denditure of 100000 Ia required to I'm
prove It's location. Messrs. williamson and
Clements report that the road has been built
upon the location approved by the Govern
ment, and Is suitable to all the service that
will be at present required. Accompanying
the report Is evidence showing that since the
examination by the commissioners the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad Company has purchased
rolling stock, machinery, iron, &C., to the
amount Of q, 100000, the greater portion Of
which has already been placed upon or Is
now In transit to the road. The remainder
was being delivered from day TO day.
Upon the Union Pacific road they report
that at the time of their examination the
sum Of 80, zoo, 900 was necessary to complete
and equip the 1,035 miles according to the
lrst-class standard, since which time the
company have been constantly at work com
pleting the road, and placing upon 1t the
material necessary fully to equip the same
according to the requirements OF the com
mission and the law. The report states that
the haste In which the roads have been con-
structed has resulted in defects Of location
aud construction, which must be remedled
TO bring tue roads to the standard of ell
c'cncy required by law. No action has yet
been takeH by the Executive upon the re-
port.