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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24

JrDaExExT D1Y N=sE SSsgfftLE.-fhe
SnoWvtlls congregauop, purchased ilne
large belI, ana mun ted it Ia the steepie
of their church few days since. This vas
the hsst enUrs h t.ell essi heard IN that sec
tiof, and be ias qai,- npveits, in tryiag
ts toner, thsy rang Il hing ans loud, maca
IN the del ght Of ths small boys OF the viii
lBge. An old gsnilemer living about a
M / : across the nver, was ~ wOik IN the
deld, in total Ignorance o. what w4s going
on in the town. Suddenly The y 's.s Of IA I,
distant y, minghug WIN the roar of the
river, and the s'shirg Il the windF cor,
fn,sd the sounas a The bell, sni tn oil
man, n.isiak'ng ti,rni tor the Bots of Ca
bri.i's trpnp, s.uud.ng the end Of time,
bf,,ke Tor the h"uss 81 a Aari.T -hors- speea
prcS ing anl ye liag i,r mercy Al every janp
/ Arriving az the door, he frl 10 upisn kii
no. o.. snnugueed =" bis wife and children
that, he had he-r q lbrirl bios. 4nd thsi
ih- indgens - day was a. hand, AMI then
rssUnled his praying, earnestly and laudly
Tre nld l4dy, bang genuine hethodist o
The ell ssh,cl, cnmsornced ruoning arsuas
The hous-, sboulirg glnr-, 10 rrgular camp
neeting yle. f'liosed hy the children yel
ling n The top nf their Vaios s. Thus g.
hulrs the Oh man prayed, and the ola ven
IA = oalrd ani the children yriief DO
would have ce4srd tsll elsso ~ day, bat 10
tho fact that nsiEhtor living same hal
a IA le nf, hearing Me uproar, and thinkin
the very devil sss 70 play, vent over, an
quoted their noiss ard issT. hv e1piaiBin
Zoe natnre Of the anu,nal souna the ol
lnsn had bsard.-M f3oneryf Ness.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24
BrisfpI Atas.
FRIDAY, December "a, 1869
De.th OF MARI Anthony.

DeANn - MaEh AANnAMI
I am dying Egypt. dyirs.
Ebbs ths crimson lifetide fast.
And the dark Plutouian shadows
0Hthsr on the evening blast,
Let thine arms, . Queen, support me-
Hash thy sohs, sui how thiss ear p
Listen TO ths greai keari'p secret
Thou and thou sious must hear.
Though ny Scared and veteran legious
Tear their Eagles high no more,
End my wrecked and shattered galleys
strew dark Aetiun's faird shors.
Prompt to DO their masters will,
nsasi die. and like a Romsn.
lie the ETss. TE.=Evis still.
Le, not Cesar' . ssrviie usnieus
Wark the Lien thus Laid low
Twas no foeman's hand that slew him
Twas his own lint struck the blow.
Here then pilloved on this bosom,
Pre- his star fades quite away,
Him. who drunk wfth thy cxresses
Wildly nuns voeld swsy.
ehoald the base pisbea7 day
Dare asszil ny f.fnesf Fsrsr
when my nobis spouse Octa~is
weeps vifhin her widowed hrne.
Seek her. say tho Gods have told me
ArEur's altar eirrIlng wings
Tbaf her bieod with mine eonmingled
let shall uoznt the throne of kings
Butn for thee, At ar-eyed Egyptian,
Glorious sorrsress or the Nile,
Light my path TO Stygeer pkor.s
with the spisndor Of thy smile.
Give this CHsar crowns am; arches
LIT his brow with lsurel twins
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24
RAILROAD MEETING IN
SCOTT.

AtA ues,lpg Of the citizens Of Scott
c,,uu.y. Al tie Coarl llouse. on the "a B Of
pvoemsss 1868. il bsi0g eSurI day
% motion J, q. A. Nswton, E'q, vas
annotated ehAirmsa and II. W. Il Adwsy
was appointed sefTeiar..
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24
TORN, STYLE. TE slYs. SC.

Vol. XXI, for 1870. win he published in
Superior Style, each Number eomprising
Sir,een Doubie Qxdr.O Pdges, (f FIVE Col
unns z Icb,l Fiaely illustrated, and Neatly
PIiafed on Book Paper. A Title PagI,
Index, Sc, a. close OF each Volume.
Only % Year In clubs Of ten OF more,
e. so. Eoie Is tAe Tsms % F5rm Cabs Very
liberal Inducements to Local Club Agents
-inelnding Over 0ae Hundred Valuable
Premiums, ranging iu price fIola "a "a
s600l Specimens, Premium L's.s, Show
Bills. SC, sent free. D.afssr Orders, ke.
al our risk. Address
D.n. Z. MOORE.
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The sew Eera weekly TrGbane
contains all the important Editorials pub
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Finaucial Cattle. Dry Goods, and General
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The Full Reports Of the American lusti,
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J cultural Reports, IN each number. ero fiehl ,
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HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
To keen pace With the growing Interest
in practical Hortieuliur~, aud 70 esmpl,
With frequent appeals from AL parts of th'
country Tor Information " a practical char
40 -r ~ the ssshjeci. We have engaged Oh,
services Of person who i experienced i
iu rural aRairs 20 write in lucid style
series cf articles on the Management 0
small Farms, Fruit and Yesetable Cultnrs
and how 10 usaks thrm pay. giFiur gsners
and scenu6c d.rsctioBs hom rlanting to ID
ulltgate disposal of the croPA.
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HOaFa'S Rural New Yorker.
THE GR~Ar ILLu,rRArED.
Rural and Family Newspaper.
Volume XXI. for 1870.

or this FsIn7us u irnai " Il T. xcel 10 all the
vslns,le rssentia's aud cha Aet-ristics Of q
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24

We copy from the wioehs sier SeA,iAel an
article in rria,soB 70 this gehti' man. Con-
ing f.om that remo.e AID impartial quarter.
aud frow gsollsman - well qaahhed 10
speek as the edi,er of she Ssntiasl. It may
be safely presumed that the seutimeat ut
tered viii Al pa distant day be the prevailing
sentiment "a the STATE. In war, he never
lodged eght ssA never lasi battle and
In yeaec, he exhibits the same en,erprisirs
aud indomitobls traits. Virginia possesses
no citizen mare devoted TO az her Interests
or more espsb,e. ~ Intellect aud energy
Of ms noting tbos- Interests
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24
MARKET AND CROP REPORTS

Are fan and reil.bie- Indeed, being Ably
Edited, illustrated and Printed in Extra
Style. and Adapted 70 c ,antry, Village and
City, the RURAL Is the Paper for Yourself,
Fam ly and Friends. Remember that 1t Is
not a mon bly,. bat the Largest. Cheapest
and Rest Illustrated Weekly. aud that. though
It's Subscription Price remains unchanged +.
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MO0RE'S RURAL PAYS

All who cultivate Fruit., Flowers, Yegeta-
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Yillsge or SnOurb.l Breeders, Wool Grow
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INDISPENSABLE. Ia the FAMILY IL Is
highiy regarded, iss Literary aud Miseella-
neon, d Dpgvtmen,s furnishing CHOICE
AND ENTERTAINING READING FOR
AL. The Rural's
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NAPOLEON OF ITS GLASS !.

The Rural was Dq1blrd 10 ~ aud Vast
" improved in Ian. ias', and Is COS not on
iy rhe L1rgest Chegpest ~nd Best, nus also
br.- f.slgsst citeRtafirg Hsekly in its
sphere. SaPer IA in AOiii,y, Value and
Variety If c,Inients, as we'll as In S z-,
S-yle afif | la,trztisJns, and having Couti.
Ben'zl CircalA' ion-wi.h tens Of thou sands
Of arden. ed Iirnrs 10 both Towa and Coun-
tt, -ihe Rural is the great
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FIRN AND FiRESIDE "a TORITE.

Employing The Best Talent in the Land
faving Nine Able Editors and Handreds Of
Special ,ntr bltors and C-,rrvspnndenfs-
aud heing an Acknowledged authority on
Pa 'ic-l, Scienllhs and Literary Subjects,
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24
GxNEklL WILLIAM AAHeSE.

There has been great Injustice done this
g-u,lrman in seekiDg 10 induce the lnlpSrs
s,on that he xieids bis wril-desrTTrd Il IN
encs 10 the prsjadice of any section ~ the
brluved o Inoiksr he would have died To-
serve. True, - president q .he greet I'm
of roads eounscting Narfak With the eN-
tr.me Siuth, he has jssl "a eye To The IN
tsfe.i CON united % hts care 10 bail ~
tl,is Virg'nia city. and make her the great
,,orssaercisi niart u the SDaih, " not Vi the
county, Is his one sitahso, bng thought.
5 Ssma day what NV appeaFs Uo'piau
scheme We believu will bs realized il 80
"a the fer seeing sagaeiiy. ind0uiiabls viii
ana untiring energy Of William Malone all
Ws be indfbted for the cn1summaiion Dors
than 10 all other csaSs coIb.nsd. M
railrc=d Is h's Eneelslhy. and h.a positiot
uakes itineum Ant u.'on bin u sieid eVeFy
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ufLIIyERl
E1AsnloS ASD FANCY.
shady IRON.

n m. pers0ns are wa.ss,d 10 eeAse USING the name
IA shady IN ronnection with irun not manulse-
tnrsd by us We make the eF,iy sady lrnn Nnorza
"a ~ stnn,t, the name hady" on each bar. Az
iron brasded by q = warranted to be 81 super-cr
- ,lity 10 aay other IRON. and without the barnd
there Is shady Iron IN The market
Messrs Jos. K. lAndcr~un Il Co, are cur asentN
TOT 'ss =. sA's o : :" ''' JOIN @ KING s. co.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-13
WAisH1NGroM:


WAsHMoToN, Msy a.-Wm. Cullen Bryant
goes AZ Minister to France in case Minister
Washbuine takes the broad hints that have
BEEN given him to resign.
The Court OF Claim, win adjourn about the
first Of June. -E2 - -
A subcommittee Of the House Judiciary
Committee, consisting OF Eldridge, Kerr,
Lockbridge and Cook, viii depart on the I'D
inatant, for Montgomery, to take evidence in
the Busteed case.
The Treasury Departments is making arrange
ments to carry into execution the provisions Of
the cot of 1862. .Selative to the establishment Of
. sinking fund. It is not Secretary Boutwells
intention, to put bonds purchased weekly in
the market, nor is it his expectation that they
will be rsissued. In any form. This object is .
reduction Of the principal and interest Of the
public debt.
The President and several heads Of depart
ments have given conditional promises that
they will attend the Boston Peace Jubilee.
General Mcclellan visited the President, to-
day, with reference to the Stevens floating
battery for the defence Of New York harbor, Of
which he is engineer in charge.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-13

CONFEDERATE DEAD UnEARTHED-TwENTY
ACRES OF HUMAN BoNss.-rhe Richmond Dis
patch says:
While our ladies are mounding and decora
ting the graves in Oakwood, aud while the
massive stone monument to the memory OF
those who lie in Hollywood is gradually ap-
preaching 90 npletion, tits distressing to hear
Of the neglect OF the bones OF those who are
buried where they fell-on the hilisides and IN
the valleys in other parts 'of the State. Ihe
reports that reach us OF the sacreligious con-
duct of many Virginia farmers are so shocking
that We hesitate TO give them credence, al
Though our duty as journalists requires US tt
Law them before our readers. A few weeks ago
we published an account Of the state OF affairs
at Fort Harrison, winch subsequent Inyesii-
ton proved TOO true. Now comes most
narrowing story from Malvern Hill, where 30
many of our best and bravest with theiI last
drops Of blood sealed their devotion to the
Southern cause. On the northwest side OF the
fort q most terrible scene pres nts ltseh.
Thonsands Of Confederate soldiers having
been buried where they fell, twenty acres or
more have just been ploughed up BY the own
er of the field, and the ploughshare turned to
the surface all the skeletons. Over the whole
tract the bones are streun IN profuslon, and
orinninp skulls stare the visitors IN the lace
On every hand. When the farm'r was ques.
toned he sad the land was now the richest
n;ecs he had: aud. in justification Of the sacri-
faoions act. stated that "he didn't put 'em
tSere- nohow." The writer learned afterWard
hat the bones had been taken awav by the
~ load and sold to ferttii1ln. mills IN Rich
mond. Two humane men, too poor TO do any,
tjI,o elisa. oame ono day We we're there and
stteupted 10 burn some Of the bones TO pre-
vent the wretches from carting them Of.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-13
May 4

~ CHEROKEE REMEDY CURES ALL
Uriua Complaints. VIZ: Gravel. Inflammation Of
the Bladder aud ndeys, Retention Of Urine, btrio-
turre of the urehra Diopsica swellings, Brick Dust
DEPOSITS, and all disc uses that require diuretic,
and when used in conjunction with the CHEROKEE
INJcOIIO u does uo. tail to cure GonorrheI, Gleet,
und al mucous Disch lrges in Male or remale, cur
ing recent In from one to rec days, ano Ia es
pec ally recommend ID IN those cases OF Fluor Albus
o. Wultes in Fem lies Tn two medicines used in
conjunction VI moi tail t., remove this disaSreeable
complaint and in those cases where other medicines
have bcep used Without success.
Prtc.-i,enedy. Ona Bot;e, 81; Three Bottles Is.
Pice-lnjocion, One Botte So; Three Bottles ~.
sold 10 Charleston, :. C.. hy q. W. AIMAk, A. W.
rcKtL 4 Co, W. a. sKRINE. ED. 8. HURNHaM,
DR.. Il. BAER and RaOCL & LYNaH.
tcn.u'ry Iii Dso tutbseow3mos
re- RoSADALIsI ROSADALIs i-BOILs,
cAkBUN LIZ. ERUorIJN5 AND P1MPLE' ON
III. FACE, Slllowness Of the mplexion, General
U ,ill,y, are brought about by an impu'e slate
oI b, blood Rosaca,is has been found to be o
permlne, 1t cue for this class Of diseuses. 1t
should he taken unul all tho morbid matter Is car
rico out oil the s,siem, aud the blood l. ch nged
from is vlile ei condition to Its healthy and norual
stac. IL safe and sHectual, never produces the
Icht.st jury. contains NO mercury or other poi
sooou- mi eral. II sou are srff ring with any Of
,beae unm.l conditions of system. try bottle.
II y,u b w friend In q similar condition, send
hi u le aud he viii ever uank you. Ask your
druggist ior 1t.
GOODRICH TINEMAN + CO.,
Importers OF Drugs and Chemicals,
Muys stuth3 Charleston, 8. @.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-13
~ LET Us PROTECT OURSELVES

ss- LET Us PROTECT OURSELVES
The ply scal structure Of the strongest human be-
iuq is vulnerable everys here. Our bodies are en-
dowed by nature with certain negative power.
which protects them TO some extent, from unwhole-
some Influences; but this protection is imperfect,
and cannot be safely relied on In unhealthy regions,
or upder circumstances of more than ordinary dam
GER. Therefore It is wisdom, it is prudence, 1t is
common sense to provide against such contingencies,
by taking an ANTpoTE N ADVANCE; in other words,
by fortifying the system with HoSTETrRRs sTo-
MACH BlTrERs-the most complete protective
AGAINST all the epidemic and endemic maladi"s tnst
has ever been administered In any country. AS
remedy for Dyspepsia there is no medicine that VIII
compare with it. Whoever suffers the pangs OF In
dioe,tton anywhere on the face Of the earth where
BosTETTER's STOMACH BIrTERs can be pro-
cured does so voluntarily; for, ss surely as truth
exists this invaluable TONIC and ALrERATIvE would
restore bis disorder ed stomach 70 healthy condi'
ton. To the nervous It is also especially recon-
mended, and In cases Of confirmed constipation II
also affords speedy and permanent relief.
In all cases OF fever and ague the BlTTEhs 1s
more potent than any amount Of quinine, while the
mos dangerous cases of biliou, fever yield to It's
wondarful properties Those who have tried the
medicine will never use another for any OF the all
nents which the HosTETTER BITTERS processes
to subdue. To those who have not made the ex'
pertinent We cordially recommend an early appli'
eltion to the BITTERS whenever they are stricken
by disease of the digestive organs.
,ay8 DAG q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-13

R. G. Logan ESQ.,. the former proprietor and
editor OF the Kingstree Star, which was tenn
porarily suspended ome time since, will renew
its publication shortly.
Marion.
A fire company has been organized at Marion
Courthouse.
The residence of Mr.. G. G. Crawford was en-
the family was at church. OF gun, several
articles Of clothing, &c. No clue to the thieves.
The Marion Star of Wednesday says !" A
dIabolcal effort was made on Saturday night
last to murder and rob F. A. Miles. ESQ.,. cne
OF our most respected and exemplary citizens,
residing at Milesvlle, six miles west OF the vii
lage. The facts as related to us are tLese !:
Saturday night. about twelve O'Clock, just as
MIR. Miles closed his store door, ana before he
had time to bolt 1t, two men, apparently black,
forced the door open, and with pistols and
bowie knives, made murderous and deadly
onslaught on him, shooting and cutting
with q heavy knife at the same time.
MIR. Miles, who is the very soul OF cour-
age, seized chair near by, determined
to sell his life as dear as possible, but
such was the proximity OF the assassins that
the force of his blow was ineffective; he then
seized double. barrelled gun, which was in
stantly grasped by one Of the robbers, who
prevented any effective use of it by MIR. Miles
the other murderer all the while using his
knife with telling effect. MIR. Miles CLOSED IN
with both of them, and the fight continued
until the parties crossed the railroad some thirty
VI forty feet from the store door. when the
gun was wrenched from the hands Of Mr.
Miles, and he was felled to the ground and left
in senseless condition. In the meantime mr.
Miller, the clerk, had been shot through
the arm and stabbed twice. Mr.. Miles
received three dangerous wounds with
knife on his head, one Of Which in the
back part renders bis condition very critical.
After the assassins had succeeded in knocking
Mr. Miles senseless with the double barrel gun,
they ran off, leaving pair OF shoes. hat and
pistol, all Of which have been identified as be-
longing to the parties arrested and lodged in
Jail. Sheriff Collins, with commendable prompt
ness, as soon as the intelligence of the affair
reached him, took voluntary posse, and re-
paired to Mr.. Miles store, and before the sun
set had rested and lodged in Jail two white
men, Ned and James Wiggins, brothers,
young and stalwart. between the ages OF twen-
ty and twenty five, to whom the finger OF sus-
picion points as the cowardly perpetrators"
or weather and crops the Star says: 'Since
our last Issue we have had reconstructed
weather, if cold, chilly nights and frosty
mornings are evidences OF reconstruction. Last
Wednesday there was quite hailstorm in the
nelghborhood Of Gaddv's Mills. Cotton is
coming up badly and looking sickly. We hear
OF some Of our planters who are replanting."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-13
~pR. wR1GHT's REJUvENATING

sDR. WR1GHT'S REJ0VENATING
ELIXIR, OR ESSENCE OF LIFE. cures General
Debility, Weakness Mysteries in FemaIes, Palpita-
ton of the Heart and all Nervous Diseases 1t re-
stores new life and visor TO the age causing the hot
blood of youth to course the veins, restoring the
Orc ms of Generation, removing lmpotency and De-
bity, restoring Msnliness aud full vigor thus p' ov-
ing perfect "Rlxir OF Love-" removing sserility
aud Barrenness In both sexes. To the yo1n2, mid
die aged and aged, there ls no greater boon than
this .Elixir of Life. It gives new Lease OF life,
causing the weak and debihated to have renewed
strength and visor. and the entire system to thrill
with Joy and pleasure.
Price-one bottle a; Three bottles sb.
Sold In Charleston, 8. c., by In. d. BARR, A.
W. EcKBL CO., G. W. AlmAR, W. a. eARlNE'
Ed. +. BURNHAM and RA0UL LYMAN.
Lebrparv I6 pao tuthseoW8mos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-13
Marrieo.

RIECKE-HERLINd.-ont the evening OF the 9th
inst by the Rev MULLER, ANTHONY W.
RlECKE to Miss JOANNA y. HERLlNG, both Of
this city. No cards.
cANNoN-MoCULLY.-on the evening Of May
the 9th, 1863 by the Rev, p MouzoN. SIR. r. j.
CANNuN!S5f Darlington =. c., to Miss TOLIE Nc
GULLY, Of Columbia g. y.