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TO DO fopnd d PEPPER BROS, Bristol, Va Tenn.
This article needs no father ACCOMMODATION than
0rst sight ard supplies Necessity IA Old AZ fha
In man rAte Since ne inveIion Namail Gun aaord
To be without u. Price only -. (" H1iI
Measrs, Pepper bFes- aFe emppwopd tosflI equoly
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: FRIDAY, April 70, 1869.


Tie exp,rationof subscriptions VIII be
indicated by the X mark, aud II the News
Is not desired longerfhy the party 50 mott
fied we shall expect to be apprised Of the
80 -A10 ~ q ttbsa
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sIMRLM, CONTACT DURABLE.

Using either silk, twist, Linen 3 6r Cotton
Thread and sewing viii equal facility rs
very hnespahd codrsest materials, and any :
fhing between the two extremes. In the mo
beautiful and substantial IN ahner., its at
tachments for liemming Rraiding cordina
Tpekng, Qpiltipg FEELING, Trimmipe. Bind.
ing, ETC., are novel and practical. and Ia We
been invented aud adjusted especially for
this Machine @ts- IT
New designs 'of iisatlniqoe. Useful. ana
Popular Folding Tops and, Ca hinet Cases.
peculiar 70 the Machines manufactured by
tins Company, have been prepared Tor en-
closing the new machine.
But ~ faintidea, however, cad M best he
conveyed ihresgh the medium VI a Ineceh.
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.herefore urge avery person id audst Of m
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leasing nvejiih6chines before NJ k.i,,r u
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supplying enc a Singer Machi''ss :. n, K.
found IN nenrly every city and to&a Shrd.
out the civilized world, where macl. ,n,S III,
b. cheeffnIly Exhibited, iahd any n, forn,
npn promptly5 furnished, Or eoulmuuices
ton may be addressed 10 the T" f7''''s''''
SINGER MANUFACTURING %
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baltimore Office 1859 baltimore sd .
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Iris evident that tbe fate Of negro
safFrkge, 40 FIAT as ~ has IA controlling
inaaepss in ths politics pf Virginia and
Tennessee, rs bit a question of time
The registration precedent to the cleo
aion soon to Do held in Virginia will in
crease the white vote from fifteen 10
twenty, thousand and at the same time
decrease that of the eegroes from five
a. to eight THOUSAND, which will give the
whitss,a, mpjVsity IF from thirty p thir-
tv Ave aoasana.s Immcdiately upon
- theA restgratiop of Virginia 70 the
tJnion, FOR waPthiek the people certain
to v9lsD a0E6 Tue disffSaeLisIDg clause
in the csnatilari6H, fliefe VII be an I'D
ditioa to the wlit4 vote offr6m thirty
10 forty thcusaaa. Of those persons who
ere now idisfranehised.s 8 This then will
giss tbs HHIsss p clear majority ID Tie
StRieeaf }remusixty 20 seventy Eve thou.
sand Hgsla. llis ,s'wh;is yote. win Be
isanstpptlys glgmentcd by settlers from
ssother Statessapd from 7 Europeans being
nasnralized, while thesyeSng h,en. who
eaapually arrive at the age of twenty.
:, v one swell this psj0fisy say gpPsio Of
70 and CONSTANT increasing =
'fhe qegroSs are leaving The state il
large Smbers and SCATTERING thelpselvyl
=: seser the Snostlialn, iwss,efn and sxisela.
southera sistess, md IKE TIC t;qpfsdos
,ates %, the lale yer, every maa leavial
:HsI 4 = lAt lost 70 them The,
have no settlers coming to suppl,
:. ,thsig phsss;y EverJ4dAy '.hair nu@Ssi
n aseEseSsisr'Fsry Day tae Whites IN
As +, -cFssss'I twiil soon bcjn orr power L
.; vote FSsn adSwn should We hbd !, in
s,:r practicable 20 control them Otherwise.
Taking uihist tisisy cfiiAd qasstisl
,iatshihkzthe iiftcs.ih ramendhsit nnec
give VI lisiIs aaaesrh va |; can. Ak
ourselves u negro sptIssge+ I Ought w
iRek then AZ geialas 10 being able to force
'jtup6a<hs tEtfathists Of New England
pslnsc wg1lass enduss alli,s evils an(
bppillktioSs ~ yOslalike 10 .hrus, /
down l6dis lllsdais EiiAlsiredho poker
a;sNsgib satfrass vim YET cone boms d
hssgs IA ID ycators vhile forys i4IlsrI
Is sbsssaf 9pe saRlpgg.s' " ~ !
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EwbARaMEWT OF. TIE NEWS

With q constantly increasing patron
age, the growing wants Of. our people
and the crowded condition of our col
amns NO have fclt tie necessity Of q
larger paper than has hitherto been Civ
en- 10 our patrons. 70 meet this de-.
nlana wsara making arrangements BY
which we hope. 10 present them about
'sha "a of Nav 4uifh
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-16

the, Piano. busipess Of, Charles NJ.
Steif, ofifsalnmors, has proven so ex.
tensiyesss to neeessitate the building Of
new ware.rooms. His pianos ere very
pqpular, 10 Virginia egI III
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1t is said Wells win withdraw frou
the CANVASS in Virginia.
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A Liberal Proposition.

Those Of our patrons who arc yet 10
arrears Who will send US ~ 90 before
the LIST Of May win receive u receipt Ia
full for one years subscription.
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EsTABUIsHED1sfa.
SEEDS (! SEEDs!i
Fresh and Genuine Garden Seeds delivered
In all parts OF the country at Baltimore
prices, free Of additional expense. 4
Observation-Disclosures.

a.
WYE have on hand n large acck Of
wv Ga,tlea and Fled Seeds, partly Of
our own growth and selected with great
care from, the most reliable Esglisll, French
and Ainerican Growers, and tel ccnfdent
thai We can 0ffer grsa; inducements to the
farmer as any other Seed House ia the
country.
We have prepared list Of prices Mt which
we will send Seeds by mail, free IF postage,
TO amy part Of she couh,ry. This, however
does not apply to heavy Seeds. such as Peas,
l3epps, Cora, &c..as the postage would be
much greater than DE profts. III
10 Don't fail 10 Send for a Circular,
which will be saint immediately upo n mp.
fplTT lE- whlrsANa soSs, n
sVNi Nc.TS7i3 Ssedsasn,
% and "a s. Calvert Street, Baltimore,
And mabufacturers and dealers in every
description Of Agricultural implements
and Machinery.
Country merchants pnd Druggists sup.
ylied on the most liberal terms. (dec Is, 3m
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-16

Washington Evans has been appoint
ed Marshal for East Tennessee.
\ Camp. swho killed COL, Ashby in
Knoxville, has been appointed u. s.
District Attorney for East Tennessee.
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z. 1.eis s..H HARDWARE ef' bol
y sVfsHEYARD AND .NUR SER X.
,.'Ia Grape Vines a Speciality. ~. 2
NEAR ScorlsyiLLE. AlBkaMAisLk, Co, Va

YEHIIEepl scriber takes pleasure ininfs,rm.
IL Ing thvsY who may Contemplate plant.
ipg, Vineyards that he rs prepared 10 fur.
|,pish Gspperior lot OF Wine Grapes of he
best val iefies VIII rooted. When persons
purchase fn lots Of f,nr thousand or sulii.
client, " set i've acrss. nn viii furnish them
lEr ~ p and give th.In as ni,,plllss time on
piic- half itpoh Argotpbls NOTES, inis,r-ss in
cluded AyfH per cent, they rsmiiting tbs
s:sse. we'll ipd"rrvd, with the cssh pAymeni
efer tilfy forward Tho order. 80.
roo .Oa0a U'Sc;OkD ~ The bsst Crepe 10,
general CULTURE, bpth f,r tsblA anu wine,
yr ldiug 1000 gal ops of vine TO the acre
and sucsesds everywhere. % per do4,
100000 CLiNrpS. --Mskes sunarior REQ
Wine. 4 81. per doz, so per 100. ~.
lQ0.0,s iyts.-- The best Wine Grape
Makes Vine equal 70 burgundy and Yields
500 gpllehs pr acre aud commando the
highest price, 81 pei d. SIS per l0n,
~ VsFHd \ u SirAwbuuia,, IS psr 100.
by mall Or,s xprtss., w. s.sl,, 800, n,
CASH nlnst aerompapy all orders. and
plain dir ctions Tor shipment. F~ward
by my by drafts or registered letters. ,,s,i
Agents wsnled IN each county. Addses.
b. : n. AZ M HENRY N. PRicR. ~
.a.f .slissal ~ i raiassAa Seott-si'le, Va.
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sloo pr llNE

Xeiwill insert advertissindili IN sue fhot,s-
and Newspapers, osse usomth. Tile Lisi
Includes single Papers of over 100, 600
Circulation weekly, more thni, 400 Daily
Papers, IN which Tho advertise obtains "a iNef-
tio'.s 70 the mouth, epd the leading papers fn
more hnn geo different 1O,csS and Cifiss Coal-
ptete Files e'in BE- etlatfe at o,r ecs Send stamp
for Cur ttrTpaE Address 6kis n. aRowRLL <
y w advertising Agents, New fork. sre hji
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IFssHs,pp~lds canvass ia Virginia
rshall bEeak up party linea as drawn be-
ssyeeb Ihe vobseryatiscs apd Radical
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-16

We shall dovete our best energies to
making The NriFs more attractive than
ever before and whiIe.the paper is to be
enlarged
The Price is Reduced, to ~ 90
siiadIa 9 per Annum, z li8 Z
tHatit nav bS' Ia the power Of every
,cis;gen; however humble his fortunes,
10 supply his family with reading mat
ter. Il viii be enlarged 25 per cent,
and will be sssssssss asaii
ThssLargest Paper In Virginia,
and efuai in size % any In Tennessee
east OF Nashville, ,l .sal ID iffa
The price will be reduced 20 PEI
cent. AID II win be tho cheapest inleith-
er Virginia or Tennessee. Subscribe at
once 4 Only 81 90. Registered letters
at our owe risk, ueo a1 sas 81 tt .s,i.
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~ fhE WoRKINa ULAFs Al ana now prepared 10
furnish Az glasses y m constant employment their
homes the whole 81 The time or for the spare mo-
inehts. busihess new, light and profitable Fifty
cents 70 70 per evening \ easily earned BY persons
OF either sex and tho boys and gisls earn nearly IS
much as inesb Great Inducements are offered those
who Will devuc their whole time ia. the business
ana that every person who sees this notice. may
scfe me their address and test the uihess f lheia
selves make the follow ing offer; no
AL who are mot well satisfied with The business,
VIII send ~ 70 pay for the trouble Of writing me
Fall particulars, directions Be- sent free Samples
sent BY mail for ~ cts. Address u. O. AlLgS, An.
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Y ALs0F0R SAME, DshIias, e5 per dos. ,
Hyae'nlbs, 81 per dpz !, Tulips. " Dsr don.
crocus, bVq.l per dog; Gisdiolun. y, per
d'F.. Iris, 80 PSF dpz Stiles, ss per dos,
Snow Drops, 60c- per dos,; S'':Ie, ssPs
lie win furnish 70 order, Apple. Peach
Pear, rlpm and ether frnt .seer Rose
and Ornameniel Shrubs carefully seleclsi
S,reyhvr.l, y 7iyAsis.l"si ''---1 Al AZ r-r ~
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TmE opening for the readmlssion Of
Virgins is the work Of Tea. Grant,
who has dictated il ip the same spirit
wi,hwbieH he sesponded 10 the com
n.ittee Of ,uins, Neither thep nor now
has he coupled with his views the de-
sire that we shall first pass the 18th
amendment. Seeing that Congress was
about to adjourn without any action in
.lfe.matter, and that our people had ia
ken I'D advanced position On the Walker
ticket, he raised dis voice cxpcstulating-
ly in orr behalf, and Congress half
cnaniored AAnd dali afraid of him
has clothed him with the power to
set Sagain In motion the machinery
Of our Commonwealth Across tho
face of the bill which We to>day
publish, as the last act Of Congress, is
written 10 the broad hand Of The Pres
;iiont the acknowledgements Of the people
of Yirgi0ia.Y. live shallreckon this act
Of the Chief Sfagistratc as a frank and
soldierslike response to thosliberal pledg-
es Of, our people, we, will speedily accom-
plish the day of our deliverance. IT.
however, We shallsba seduced into the
daf;ant attitude. tjruf IL .is the result ol
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ffa fnan has town lot for sale and
wants Ite sell il, be ought TO give is,s
new cgatsof paint and fix II up, if be
can raise The money. II
We'hfe glad to see immigrants pre-
pairing to- settle 10 Lunenburg Char.
lotte ought TO ceale pext. = ~
I'D III -sti4fti rrassl tlnnEC ~ dtf.tl,Hf
eebut what can he do for q lady hold.
ing up her dress with both hands |? "a
We haze been agitat're the apples d
Patrick for some time aarslle 7imc'
Wo are glad ,itlia no worse. From
the reading Of the above paragraphs ",
had feafed the apples bad reciprocatet
in the natter Of nagi,atipg,' and has
rather gotten The better Of tie Editor
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AZ w. D. JONES. Cheap Goods con
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$5,OOOS Salary. Address o. S, PIAso
Co., N. Y. 3l sreaa1 itf ia

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"a oHEAr srccEss,

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kl:VALuhBLE MEDICAL WORK

6-AoNTAINlNG IMPORTANT PHYSIOLOGICAL
~ INFORMATION 10 young men conte mi hating
Marriage, sent free receipt Of % ees,s address
CHEMICAL INSTITUTE, 4s Clinton Place, N. Y.
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psA IYQ Al Ne, a TElIaBIlE sRlKpLgf BAgOSss
- ~ ls4ie ~ Nfol f&t10 ~ gwlih rzktnt'l&tf AID
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~ NO a No. n'a.n0RsR WAGONS, con plat.
- Just roesiys4apd fsFrnis ~ D Eap, yYAS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-10

suffering from the cholera and acelimating
fever, which had almost rendered it helpless.
After few days the disease broke out among
tho reinforcements and their encampment
was vacated. After n severe loss the garri.
son succeeded in making their retreat
On Tuesday last, at Terra IIautc, Indi'
ana, j. u. Brown and Major Smith, editors
Of the Saturday Evening Gazctte, were shot
by Edwin Emmy, policeman, under circum,
stances most unproyoked.
The Mississippi Republicans have tender.
cd the nomination for Governor Of that State
to General Lewis )ent, the Presidents
brother.in.law, who. it is understood, has
accepted thc nomination md wll immediate.
ly proceed 70 Mississippi to make an active
CANVASS.
John Coohranc has declined tbs appoint.
ment Of Collector Of Revenue for the Sixth
District Of Nov York.
Wm. Penn Lloyd, Collector Of the Fourth
District Of Pennsylvania, has resigned.
The crop prospects in Louisiana and Texas
arc good, especially sugar.
The Downieville, CAL, foundry was burned
ion Tuesday, Loss, $4,000.
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Couuc.I Proceedings.


TneasnaY E..eS;x0. Jelly s. 1852
Council ast. Roll eatle': Pressnt-Nayor
starard Caunsalmea nael.isla4ns Aealeyif 1aF-
shalI aul Sjxgn.
Minutes II previous meeting w,re I'D aud aP-
pToysI.
Tie fiaapee COMMITTEES reported af9raeiy On
tlss bin Of }. J. wLaey. ahz. On motion. the re-
port was accepted aud 'he Recorder ordered {"
dgaw varaat % ihe Treasurer for the smoan,.
John c7nuer presented bin of s. ,65. wsish
was. on iuu;isa, allowed asa tho Recorder ordered
10 draw warrant On tbe TF .ssarer fJr the
amount.
MessFs. Bsil.nSer Brown presented bill Of
sls..s e.. printing for tie quarter ending june
80. lseg: which was. on motion. allowed ana tas
Recorder directed dsas au order Tor tie amount.
{. Mealey presented a bin OF i,so for repairing
Council table. WHICH was, motion. allowed aud
The Recorder directed to draw an order for the
amount.
counciluen Hackleman presented an ordinance
with regard 70 repairing sidewalks which was, on
motion, adopted
on motion il was ordered that the Council ap-
rropriate the sum Of $l1 per week, or Us much
thereof as nay be necessary to employ a night
police. his oG1ee to continue during the pleasure
Of the Common Council aud that the Mayer
have power 10 employ such policeman.
( Councilman Iackleman presented an ordinance
relative to esterus, which Was, motion, adopted.
NY. BROWN, Recorder
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PORTLAND, July 6, 1869.

Sunday night / heard Train lecture
he called it sermon-toa large audience
in Orc Fino Hall. This is the way his
lecture was advertised, subjects included,
in his printed bills:
GAS Henry Ward Beecher is allowed to turn his
Church into a Theater, think that public morals
may be elevated by turning my Theater into a
Church; and, contrary to the practice during the
Civil War, politics aciH not be referred to
SURJEcTs.---The Terrible Slavery Of Woman !;
Her Emancipation close at hand; Woman can
keep a Secret Man can't; Woman Shall not be
Obliged TO ask Man fer Money When Women
Vote Virtue will supercede Vice The Religion of
One thousand Millions Of People Before the Chris
tan Era How Moses Played Aaron out Of that
Pork Speculation Society is Organized Hypocri-
sy; Crime is not the act, but being found out /;
Too Many Drinkers and Smokers in Oregon.
Don't Drink, Don't Smoke, Don't Chew, Don't
Swear. Don't Gamble, Don't Lie, Don't Cheat,
Don't Steal. But Love Truth, Love Virtue, Love
your Fellow Men as well as God"
The audience was highly delighted and
compelled the speaker to go on until a
late hour. The lecture was burlesque
on a certain class of preachers Che had
burlesqued the doctors the night before)
on men in their injustice to women, on
society and its vices, and was-what
everybody knows without my saying it,
success. Train treads On everybody
toes and boasts of it. His audacity is de.
lightful. He abuses you, and while he
is dong it amuses you. He makes him.
self immensely popular by defying popu-
larity. There is dramatic effect in the
way he gets his points before you. You
realize that he has great originality, mex
haustible wit, astonishing impadeDce
combined with the other elements of 0
great actor. Inasmuch as he is the best
advertizcd man in the world, l regard
him as one of the best of advertisers, and
think that he will be of benefit to Oregon
ia the statea of the Atlantic side. a
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by the Recorder to receive bidsfor the construction
Of the same. n d If deemed advisable by the Com
mon Council after receiving said lids, the Record
er shall require the person undertaking the Con-
struction Of raid eistergs to giTs good and
sufficient bond for the performances Of this con-
tract.
sgc. 3. After the cost stan have been ascer-l
tanned for the construction Of any weH or cistSrn
that Inay have been ordered BY the Common
Council, the Recorder thal levy y special tax
last city assessaeit ~ basis, sufficient to dsfray
said cost within The limits Of the district in which
said we'll or cistern . ny have been ordered sad
approved by the common Council.
Approved July s. 1869,
A. ". sT8NARD, Mayor
/ NV BROWN Recorder
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-10
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

The Virginia election on last Tuesday
passed off quietly. Walker, Conserva-
tive candidate for Governor, is elected by
about $4,000 majority, and the Conserya-
tives claim decided majority in the
Legislature. The Constitution, with the
Objectionable clauses expunged, is adopted
by decided majority. A great many
negroes voted with the white Conserva-
tives, and the Radicals are terribly in
censed with Sambo in consequence. It
is highly probable that Congress will be
compelled to reconstruct the niggers yet.
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NOTICE To CONTRACToRS.

Notice Is hereby given that the Common Coun-
ell Of the City of Albany will. on Monday evening,
July i9 1869, at II o'clock, receive sealed propo-
sails for tho construction of the following described
cistern, to-wit: i
cistcrn Ii feet deep, II feet square, lined with
3-inch red fir lumber. pitched and corked so as to
be water tight the lining to be spiked to posts.
6x6. on side, said posts to be on the outside Of
the lining, the interstices between the wall and
lining to be compacty filed with dirt The sleep
crs on which the covering is to rest will be 5x2 anu
- inches apart The whole to be decked with s.
inc red fir plank and lined underneath with l.
inch red fir lumber so as to break joints. The
tractor to remove the debris from about the ciserr
after its completion.
Said eistern to be constructed in the center o.
the intersection of First and Ferry streets.
NJ. W BROWN,
Recorder