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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

The letter We give below is from dis
tinguished citizen OF GraysQn county, Va,
and we have taken the privilege OF inserting
u In our columns. Its author, who takes
great interest In the \ 8. G. w. r.. II. is
exerting himself for the success of the Nelcs
ia his coua,y. We thank him for IL, and
promise the people Of Grsysou and the
Southwest that We will lend our best ,ifris
to the building Of this road, ia which they
arc so deeply interested, Anything that
will advance the N. s G. W, Il, r., or the
Va. s Ky, Il. R., will receive helping
hand from us.
Lot us hear from you again, Colonel. We
want to know Everything going on in your
county, from the breaking OF a leg to the
buildrg o a railroad. You can OIL up yoag
club a, tho rats you mention, and may the
number reach a thousand.
ISpErENDgNcE, GRAYsoN Co Val
February ~, 1859.
Enclosed / Said yon six dollars, which ,
inteld "a the trst las allmeat tor elab OF
ten. supp SO you val allow me & fiil cut
the hnninrr ns | eau. 4 will send the othrf
hAm's and money As rapidly as possible.
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FNHE PATENT MAGIC COMB viii col
A. or gray hair permaheU black or brown.
Sold every where Sent by mail tor 81 %.
Address VIVA. Patton, Treasurer.
Magic CONT Company, Springfield, Mass,
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5s@gOR TEN CENTS ] will send to any one a
u. l-toi tha best Newspapers Ia the United states.
would once have paid Il thousand dollars
forthis very information. Address Box 612,
New York City.
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Ticket Draws a Prize.

Cash ans, otrh io.ool 90 Cash Gifts each $500
30 1000 2gD % % trt 4yl
20 1000 100 Z" - ~
20 Elegant Rosewood Pimps c'eh 1910 70 Igl
Is Mclodcons 20 to l5o
$50 Sewing Machines COZ 70 ~
Cash Prices silver Ware Sc all valued at 1000 600
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Tickets describing Prizes are ssoied IN EnWopes
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81 drawn without choice and sent by mail 60 any ad,
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Prizes are nnmediatoy sent to any address by eN-
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Tor %. iHJ Prist eIchHlqt1 f0r another qf re e0He
catis. no Blanks. our patrouis can depend on
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REPFREScEs We select the following from ma
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$3.50. john d. Moore, Louisvillc. - 800; Miss Emma
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'Rhe Last GaII.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME
n either by Note or Account, are re-
quested To come forward aud settle at once,
ioI 10 long,r iuduig nee irW Dc givta.
Aon eau ALL save cost by attending TO
tho above az oace. W. d. JONES'
jans
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

y 1000 Bunehes best brands N. c. Cotton
% Yarns, on consignment
LEE & TAYLOR.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

Al W. D. JONES, Cheap Goods car
always he fund in abundance. They wilfi
be sold for PAP DOWN iu ell instances,
in nrdtr to justify the ~
URPARAhLELLkD Low PRICES
have fixed on them. 3t g.t
" Come one, come all this rock shall fly
From its firm base as soon as /"
Do FROM the Pay Down Schedule. a 004
BE Faro TO call at the Corner Of 9th and
Main, -,
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m 1NTEI]--AGENTs- sen no

W 4NTED47AGENTS sell tho
A inerican Knitting Machine, Price s25.-
The simplest, cheapest and best KNITTING
Machine ever invenied. viii kpit 10000
stitches per minute, Lihyral Inducements
10 Agents. Address AmeYisan Knitting
Machine Co., Boston, Nass., or ST. Louis,
No. IS
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IrppINrnTgr, q. I,ArIENIrr.H.-

Manufacturers Of Circular Muby, Iill Gang and
Cross-Cut Saws. Chophng Axes. al shapes Col
hrr7i's Patent Axe. Shovels, Sptdos and Miles Pa
toni Covered Scoop.
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Bris9nI 9s@s.
FRIDAY, February 20, 1869.


TnE Norfolk & Great Western Rail.
read will give exclusive outlet to niue
counties out of twelve which are touched
by it between Bristol and Danville.
Their total population in 1860 amounted
to 1877 ,G21, as follows:
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

ETTANTED.- aldiDfil, everywhere. farmers
q = asa ,Shers, AZ a M Aificie IN ereat de-
muhd. si0o made hy ono agent his Inst uonth
ldHesS 'a4rdtottiy, Drawer IA, Louisville, ny.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26
rnrErnAIlirA

FAEIl ~ LssfA -AtrronsHsss 0ad Tfa0ie
Az Necklaces Ctired,--A Clergyman gilow suf-
lergd ior years win tAe above Asesos, and or dc
hcncdt 81 Ike sufferers VIII send tho means of her
own cure iice. his- hlAl FRANKLIN, Jsrsty
Iigs sd.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26
Nails, in great variety
Dollars

Worth Of Notions and Small Articles.
During 1867 aud 'Gs, my trade has been
beyond my most sanguiue expectations, and
without boasting, I now say 10 my many
friends that having ~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

John Powers, vice William Crawford,
Bland +. II. Hutchinson, vice n. Hender-
son, Wise; 10. II W Johnson, Giles; + Cor.
nett, Gray son John w Sword, Lee Peter
Ratclillee. Tuzewell; l. Baugh, Washington;
William Cooper, Wythe.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

l5r if0gssF5r a Il. shosiid sstd for onrpamphlot
of 10 la ges. containing fail description OF anew
i,v.tnfion ~ yhich the most inveteraio hcias
g,..,,l,riss aid rici0us horscs can be ei-ven with
yerfsi saf.fy For breaking and trainisg horses, h
n Ieltef than g.arey or any other ssAtefa Stlst
fr.e Aadrcss n. r. BOYER CO.,
Parkesburg, Chester, Co, Pa.
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Appointments OF civil Officers by Gen
StOnenlaIl.


Geo W Hendelliie, vice P C Buchanan,
Smythe; Ira Gillian, vice Jas NJ Gibson,
WISE W Sage, Lee; DAVID Lester,
Tazewell; Juo G kegley, Wythe.
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cvERsEfps oy TuE rooR.

Wise-Slas Blythe, vice Andrew Shep
pard Jno Gillian, ST., viee JAS b Cooper
Wm DOlson, ST., vice David Shsrt; Oliver
Powers, Vice Duo V. Buchanan.
Giles-John Martin, A Holman,
Gfaysou-Dnivl Boyer, Joseph stamford
Joseph Speuser,
l.Fe-Wiiliarc Collins, Thos Parsou, G. "
Blcdsoe, Geo w Oliver, JAS BAEtlett, Lev
Chance, Jeremiah Teany.
Tazewcli -Thos Peery, Jas Lester, David
II furIey, Daniel Hartman, Geo Shawn,r.
Mathematician NJ Rose, Benj Giles
FL Bnker, David Webb, Rufus Whitaker
Isaac b, Bask, James Miller,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

NINA suh-dOHAsun IIaII hoy HOberts,
JAS Pugn.
Lee-J C Charleston, Charles Garrison,
Jonathan Dalton, Muslias VI Glass, Noble
bucknart, Louis Smlth, j., Rapert Eads.
Tszuweil-M II Beayers, X Is Lester, NJ
"a il DAVIS, Lsais G Day, Hugh Grpbb.
Wash'pggn Fayetle Peppiu. solomon
Barker, w Prppln. james Counts, James
WAGNER. J NJ Harris.
WISE William Is Killy, vice Jas B Sillay;
Andiew Blythe, wee Franklu Wampler
Gro w Beverly, vice Joseph Stallard; Jas
Ii Powers, 10 till vacancy; Jas Z Short, 10
lil vacancy; Emanuel II Dnster, vice Ste-
lhep 5 Brpnncr; Y chaid nohblits, vice d
+ Snl@rd }isrner Mallin, Vice Jas Short;
Sam'i u Stahard, vice Joseph NJ Carrier;
4 N Powers, TO hil vacancy.
, 1869-10-28
The EuEz Canal.

Perhaps The Snez Canal Is not the SUCCESS that
has teen anticipated: The haleor Of Port said II
i'tournt down ss the S.!e: bsai aas slrcsdy
fofutd tn the outside Of the weat mole aud u
The conne Of : short time It WIN extend oeyond
this, The depotls has hlreadJ entered the h1rouz
ttrpnRh the open spaces bei <een the black
OF sh'be 10 such an extent a to uecessltate
vas tSen removed from tic s'' eastern m ssde oi
The harriet, but heape on the Interior OF tho west
nnie, in rhe hope that, being hardened BY ptcss-
cure the ba.eor frnm similar dapRers in future.
Sufficient time has not ret passed 10 reat The SIC
es'e 81, "1 tns ,s Tne t.ss *.seF e.sa
estf e i, t5s e 9Sqe
been remarked that tho wooden walls have u
sevefal Places been seEert!v RtEatned and dis
placed. Such rarts ~ demand fseqreat re.
u rot be tutlc1ent for sesaels win se1eu metrea
draERhs for an lei 9Th of time, nor Is It oroad
e.ouen - mf,tctI 70 aiios sn1ps 70 pass essa
hsse 10 be increased 10 nine, or hetser still. ten
etre*, and It's Width 70 forty metreA Even
this eoah NOT render It pozi1le tor large ste IN.
*SB 70 Use their heels OF scTewg IN passing: for
II msshtIes USED for tie deepening the canal
es1se wave* one metre n height Such vessels
m e s. e. Y f2 a
Ta.,e ~ muss soon 'q s Vailed y ID up 4na Or
tne} EHl oe atstFo{eI 41d the whole .Aoor
Lost MAu., INDEED. are IN iasor Of coa:lag bo. h
etfer Win ttcrea Tor tue whole length. :. Tne
canal I. 10 danger Of oelte choked up by sad
tforn, and wa>htng from tue sdea. THIS will
aTount 10 roc, oN' cuolc metres per anpn e. 1htea
Is Twice RE quantity ca1culs'ed upon. Srx isrE4
Esctit,e<. each If so-nos.e power. Will haze u oe
cnpetantlJ empfose'l IN clearing this sand away.
II III he teen !run the above rn4t, even II Tie
canal be opeued II 'he aapo,nfed rire, much In
poEsapt ork will have 10 pe doue before tht u
ctEtaktbc Is Eea!,y competed This and The xre u
0uttsy ftul.'te 10 Ketp the Knet4 In Ofl&1. Will
repdeE I. necessal! 10 raise very heavy dues II It
IL TO pAy.
, 1869-10-28

Cd, st Hamilton, Its fortteth ,nn.z.r,.r, and .a
lo1sreo yesterday. ~-'~
,65 T5e asthodi.s Epscop. Church has ss schools,
y; 1seeordin& 70 recent report. 004'%'
rrsta% rsItn%StSsN4I1 ~ Oct 2.-Gtor8e Pu,sley WI #.
Ill fatnef fsa,, s1a.e,seersE tonight letter from
vftooer 9a At Xenta, III, winch shovel him to hs
~ na19luss ifom Justice That letter advised hin
iSs Pen,eo1e no'ne 1na stased that be would 80 70
Enter ssya he vii bah him froo, teSp 70 term iii
w tase ~ u dismisaed from court; advises him 70
sauT III. see1st9n see2ss e. hRsJstss con.y OHIO. and
~. an1 Ine prisoner aa.s he Ia charged wlth tpuf.
oe1 at Washington, Ohio. lie acts naif.W1tted. bnt
a1,9.tp 1 oe ksps Is fugitive tron j7ace ava3tiDg
sonA = Ga1ner, carpenter. attempted suicide 1t a
loon N nls hotel tals afternoon, al .ocloct bY
Gf su.unf ~ throat with poclet.kniie. The
several inches long and one deep, 50 high ~ to
Mss me targe veins snd arteries. WEAK from Ioaa
p % %Mooa and unable 10 apeat, he was taken TO the
ue ie1t letter., one requestlng a friend to write
70 bis brntne1, James castner, Star Fu.nxee.
sis'es SsnsF Ess9as5r keasne.y: 9Ho.aes e II.
Eat Liberty, AnegnenJ County, Pa- The latter il
sonl and staslnG that u mother hhd lived this
20 more ere abe read It. He has been twice ID tie
hospital with dtlir1un fFtm<n4 Last weet be
Wa oMlseaasseed M 9, 55 h'a eHploJet:
i esa oda1. TO anaEer charge Of committing rob-
~ s!s..ed % o. Mond., q @4'Iea inform.t'oa %
gram came rrou ,ae Sheriff of M.cop County 70
bold him til be arrived TO txke charge Of h1na.
SomRton s 1Rs - be says on By way to hannhal 70
seems ANXIOUS for al Investigation ne ssfs he he
PaotoREaph, name and description sent 81 The
made. ~"@ As'ea
, 1869-10-28

Fran fhe ItrC<r ftoLl ttEA.
consumption have visited toipEado EhIs seasou
some have been materially benenied; ON
efa mare experienced no percepiibe lmprov I,
and hare been advised b their ph,slc,uns ID
reiufn to the states, ~ they we're certain 10 dis
I'm ssss TT 1e
favorable Impression As 10 our climate and 80 70
aesef a otnefs rom tfEinE II who might be bene-
the apparent differences 10 lis indpeures shon,,i
be understood SsS't's
Sou eonsumpttves have gone at once to the
MOUNTAINS ie oh at1ir1rg here, and have found the
thin air Of the higher region too ruucn for then.
anu kunefed se'errl5 from its Effects, their
!uoRa not having sufficient capacity for 50
tsiSs qnan,i'y of ar ~ is Necessary for vital
izlta TOE blood where the afr Is 10 thin. They
snonld hare rematurd ut Denver, xhIcn q Vi
ueatlF a* Weat al elevation 1s the highest sum
Il 10 New Eng!and, unti 1heJ become gradually
accustomed to The light md bf1clng air. and unI1
gone to the mountains after some weeka' or
mouths residence here. Alarmed At the rrst el-
Iest OF The mountain all, whlcn theJ described as
tndocatlag them, tnes led back 1uss Is rapidjx as
thel cahe and will no doubt tel their friends that
toe ACCOUNTS theE have heard OF the healing a1d
htieorattng qualities Of our climate are ali faIsss
O!nefs Fare come y no we're In the Lat slaRea Of
consumption, who have passed the cr.sls OF the
tns a rsnsnea =, ,aas st.9e when nothing but
hahder Of lhetr lives ts possible. In s1cn c4ses
the physicians tell ia cur tonic climate hasteus
de- soogef ZEE ge hso sna ts WI
that are too decidedly ton,c our air 8Eg7avates The
afeate- kone OF these pe1souF. nn1tDK themselves
ih IhanaiJ z, ,t1neog have go1s Esss By tae sdsce Q!
that no casea Of apparently confirmed consump-
ton arc cGret here. There are not q lew people
csme EeFe sit6 consumption % il ets Wofst % iora Ta
a!ter the physicians hxd rrot ouucei the:r cases
le5ond the reach Of medtctnea 1t Is worth
be ~ eore+ 10 III Calorado iii. Fhys,c1ans eau.
tot teN st!a!utly thcE actual condition, and there
, 1869-10-28
the LIBRARY HALL DINNERS.

Library Hall mas he rtean,ed as at present one
OF the most a,t1 active places Of entertainment IL
tie city, as all who enjoyed its hospitality yeate1
ds5 Nill be read! 10 attest. Tho Enion Park con
Gstfation teetDe 10 he composed Of yerJ sensible
mi npeEs, who know exactly how 10 appeal sue.
cestjullJ to the Hynpathies OF the public. A teal
y good dinoertWlll often excite more enthusiasm
u good canse than the very best OF scr1non<
II appeals directly TO the heafs-"tOE, eays the
anaioMtc an, the Es0nach'a very near tue hear =
-and thus 10 the pocket. 4 man viii give dol.
lar lot mrs COCO dinner when he would m.
give GIlne to i ue~armed basrei-orvAn grinder.
although the ENTERTAINMENT given by the lattei
M1y be the more intellectual OF the two.
The 1tnbers At Library Hail. the nra. Of which
Wa given 5e-Eegds5--aEe 10 be commented a. In
tteiy respect woTthr Of the e1.enAee patronage
~h!ch they had. II q not eAsy TO praise .Nouee
tndlciouAJ. 1t ID much U0fe kgyeel able 70 CO. IL
up and cl1poee Of II, ant then 70 bact aud ask
for noEe. The hesr compliment tnA1 could he paid
to the lhtlses who prepared aud yet out the BAN
Guet IN 10 supttb and tastelui q manner WIS the
fact that the tables we're full all the afternoon.
and that eye1 one went away thoroughly aatssn- ID,
TIE hill Of tsre was excellent, embracing the
choicest rtauds Of the season, and It uAs III the
uore e1}oJa able for the attendance Of the youug
1adiea hO waited Oh the Eab.es. On the whole,
the eihed adopted bJ the congregation Of rats
ting fund for their new church 10 lett 70 fe emil
DentJ satlefsctorT to all pArstes and the dtnncss
1t Ihr1E. Hal! VIII continue 70 be the fasofte re-
eofs for the rest Of the week.
, 1869-10-28
The Southern Pacific RAtlroad of
California. !.
Washington {0et. Isl Correspondence ~ the Srse

foTk Journal a. CoMMsrtE.
One o! the heAyfe<t c1ktA pow before the Int
SOU bern PActfc RallEuah Company Of Ealtfortia
Soce TWO nootna ago EXPLAINED II to = letter OF
~ though the stcsrta1J Of the Interior would req
deI speedy dectslon and do }asuce to the cltt.
zels Vt California
4 feEtes OF additional facts presented tu the
caee ~ be interesting. Tpis company twn,ch
u.' St tot te confounoeu xi.h 1he soainern PA:,ac
As mpn!s ! Y haso conpan,} -As chartered y
tie LeRtsI&tnft OF tat1ufr!A, under III genera,
rai0ah law Of 1851, to con *Tuci f1lr1ss3 fro n
point at Of near San Fr1ncrco. through cer3aip
eoun1'e*> ~ Los AnEwlos and ssh Diego. anence
soutt tukninR The route In accordance With 4
Rrs ~ tap died II the ,tEnr} 10 san Diego, a;d
thence 10 the eastern Boundary OF the Ssste there
" conuses *ito prolec'ed 1llrpsd TO the East
tic j lxcnc Rallroad ConFan7, 10 fnn iTo;u
Springfield, A1tso1s1, 70 Albuquerque and ,nt
es.,era ron,a.y of Saltrofs.a there 10 conner
! Incorporated Under tue Stale at California
THIS ack grants IAnds IN The s2u1e psoportion to
routes, M, tne odd sections for swensJ mtes On
The company MED general map with the St :,
ioe s1a Of NM. lss: tae secretart orarnd = vii ;.
df.wal IL ACCORDANCE with the map o! st.o sixtt
miles vide aud 8V ules long ID tnr sAlles IN the
eastern part Of California. eontathinr III HI about
ote nnnoEr1 md nreen miobs Of acres uf laud.
| The settlers ID thai Iocallsv prose.ted. Au,l
| thrunen tpetr attosues. FTaukita Steele, rrusta
| nok tht one upon which they ~-re
chartered. S<crctsry R.osntn1. uaon ..1.c,s.
cstnR bis mhssse, revosco the witndEs~A'. Jai,
/ ri, np annusee- He ea,- th- ooupsnv r-cnz
niEeo NJ Crngress u being fornei under S'a:e
| tAwa to construct railroad upon certain route
| that the designation nt--d wlh hin 1AA co0tfArl
ts AZ. and taat tne proposed fp1te, nc: ming te
the map nled Ht1h htn. doe. nrk TORCH ~itnin IS
T,'es Of sao 0.eso oos Of ne eae,.nM potats .
Ief TO nc. Neither 90 {heJ IHopoAe Il
, 1869-10-28
THRILLING NARRATIVE OF THE
WRECK OF A WHALER.
Tho Captains S&oEy OF this Loss o
Ri. Wafc and Children, and Nos
OF His Crew.

xtas Nlfc and Chaldfcu. and Moxt
OF His Crew.
A letter nom Captain Rnunseyllie, Of the vha,.
nK schooner susan y. Smith, OF boston. a1yea tla
- account Of the loss Of his vessel, ali
crew, II ho1r1caue on the 18th Of August. Cap.
TAIN RoutBeyt1let wife and two children WIN
IL a,m a On tss Eo5ase weEs also LOST:
gust =, and made al aanR Ior the n1KEt ii
O'Clock In the morning uf The 2sxh the gale n
creased About O'Clock lost waist aud lar.
s"eeptng oset the decEa and ding them T,,a
water. sooa found the vessel could not uye IN
iJins-to 70 Kept her on before the WIND, but Tia
ed 10 > perfect hurricane. After rQSnirr for
About nalf N hour the rnan u The wheel became
alA1ned AID let the Vessel cone to the Wind. and
re LOST opr lass boat, the schooner laying deep IN
tae Ta!el, u4t ID not think there waa much
oan9ert The Eea.e1 being 20 good and new. told
ny we not 10 be Alarmed, but abe ttressed her
sst ana lalu down with both children IN the BERTH
tntn took an axe II order TO cut away ihe tofrinss,
as the E1tef had got to tue haIc1es on oecS. anr,
me ee fAu Nas NJ der water. Went forward and cut
tofe.FlSR1rE clear: tr7ed 10 cut the mast through
PM oetofe could do 50 the schooner blew entlrey
osef oo hes Side, her mssts IA 1ue water. sud /
Mas Halhed asnJ. After being Knocked around
Iot rev mtnptsz, Kot to the main rigging anu et,-
dsa7oted 70 Fet 10 the caau, but = hcsty sea came
ctotstIeea on the m1iumaAst and held on. the -
hFsAInK completely pyer ne, After dat ?toht tte
gaze moderated, ant renamed unrll o SIocE la
Ian Who was With me wxx washed oH aud dro1n-
e. and the 1htpkeeper, after getting On poari -.
ooEn and died Nv Hle and children never saw
Of eight feet, for eight days and nights, darin9
Nntch time Ne wera without food OF water. Inn.
sel and 1onr OF my crex were taken OF b. the
osik aalinottn. Captain OIleJ, Of Shields, and
taAeu 70 LoI'io1- Ne Ee7t IN fearful cQndtt,op.
but the Captains ktud rast sayed our lIres. ! Was
badly bruised and had ny brcast buue brukeo.
, 1869-10-28

Z! ;Moses. Aoino.n. Condemnation ootalnea onl,
~ d,,'atasnes - ersat e1pense. and rsth great
sss ne ~ IN. msde 10 public expis-son q
sss On = TSst r. so,tpct y ts1pect ron "a offender:
n. "a :. @e eongat5, he has inpugued
n. nas net eyen protet.ea to auntnit 10 Il exeept
9nqFr psotest, and IN the bases1 possible fnanner
l. -. 1hat 70 asst9u 70 c,ergyman II such a nosi.
s.rs n p place =, Church Congress ap-
1egv uy CGpne1t s,3 sad to strengthen lie nnnaepy
disturbance OF tha Church il 10 narnf otienrs ~ .
clef2yn d The bent co0I1e--taat or obtectin9
% ~ AacEonech!e1 lame when nrst prop1sed-
- " not aaopted. owing TO = momentatJ TautnR
Q. ssSnsnee = The congress- committee Tue Sec
onn oesf fcontse-that OF Wtthd1a ing his nAme-
yna VA tned a. n0d la,!e committees beng asiufay
called upon, therefore, to male lie prn.e.1 n
o1nef ot % EeHsTe ou1seifes from al suspicion 81
taeMaed; md also non appeaF.ng 10 co1ats-
tho Church-afref direct coodcmns,nn' anT s.,na ~
out o.tect e1ptes ssion Of peniteoct-shoqid yet
be txtated - their position entitled stem to he
shme weight and consideration a. beforr. 49,
, 1869-10-28

Ftesw fAt E6& F1npeiaen Bsf>tin, Ccf. IL
Il Short time aRo \ rumor wak Current tnat the
CD1ted States Express Company Ind made ~
Ianeen en,s TO secure the exclusive right to do N
e1pttes buttnees OF the Cnjon Ano Central Pacific
R<llruads. and that m e1or, FouM be n1de to oc-
cupg Tie enf1tc Geld upon this coxs., AID e4re 20
room f.r WeiIA, Fargo i Co. Many people fully
belseve that such = change would shortly occur,
and thai Wells, Fargo / co. Wo11d disappear ftom
tn- teid they have no long occupied
The Ttrsor1 ta1t IA now current upon the streets,
atd Au.onk those = ho might he 1Qpposed 10 poS-
eet4 = hAteser lnioE nation hAA beea dlsnlgad, u
II A1'ow~: TbAt The Cul.ed States Express Com
pany did originally lnseDd 10 compete NiIa Wells
farEu to foE sst en.Ee trade ct tue Paei1e
cGasL snd had secured spect21 privileges OF con-
tsActs wn'ch Hou'd have gwen them tho contro1,
Il nut II euppots, Of the e1pstss bus,Cess upoa
VI he ra,ir, ad. Wens, Fasgo r. cA, no -
yer, desesn 'ued to nehs tur the bu.k
uesa theJ now have, and ze: ApsEt = mil.
lou aid hat OF collars with winch 70 NEE:
.ly loeses ilcIEred IN t,e eonrse Of til. e1n-
p.;.ri,n. The Utited 9t2tss Ex2re<s Company
intn thinlsps II Cheaper 20 eompfnmlse tnaa to
afe xxs 70 expe.Aye aEh 1nteSmlnAa ae sa tnls
pr n1lseL 10 be. aRa.nst popufzr and weIlestao-
ls-bed rtG I,any, fue sEnoc t2at after Ill might
nent"t which Wel's, Fafxo Co. arc to retsln
kttforvD thai Of tho Uoisai Siaios E1pr=as Com.
ihose OF tho Cuitod ststes E1pr.A Company
~peseveE ttsJ a1e neN esfAoinned. 1iu saad
taAs tns tQtet,po petstea thu iva eewpae.aa
, 1869-10-28

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ava Irnr..- r.e.s.. -
AeNA kt.'t"& s"lsA*tu-
CrcFs md PnaacngcFs-No Lives
Lost
FINN, III r,.t,o,t r,f,,,n> ~, es
,.4s, 1 Mosuus. aoout e!oeh, Anu nal.s
~ .h. lo9 .o ~ sn'n'nx. sne psopeA@9ts @ Ahne
aoNn, I abd me Comet, o. tne bnuslo aod Hteen
He' e.. os' 1unH ~, sos1en IL Esat tas ,n neau ~ "
Eknnie 1sauA, asu0t !" mics 4sioN snls ~!
atu oo4 SILK lev mtuutes MtctH07L Ice
oGnttI Nas laien Wlta l9.MN ooAaen o. Hneat.
~: !:1o oalse1 q oouf, a9o ~ na9s OF maee!, and
Tue Ionet WIN RrnefM Hefcuand.et. Ioe Iofnef
was oouna !or Enc, ndslnE cie4Feo Ito1 NIL
Nankec op Ihursda5 !ast, and the Comet NaA
oonfo lof Green haJ, aavih3 sen Hu1Alo on fTt-
daI. Inc cause Of rue c1sasteS Vas m'sun1eF-
ttanditR pl tae tlRass elFen, aoo INC taptAlna Of