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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
OUR FINANCIAL POLICY.

MR. JAMES A. BRIGGS OF EEW-fORK IN PENN
SYLYANIA
We give the following extracts from speeches made
by Mr. Briggs In the recent canvass III pennsylvania
They will interest readers as the facts lie gives
are as well calculated for NewYork as for Pennsyl
vania:
10 raise s9po 600 900 year. sum necessary to pay in
teres on the pubic debt ard the expenses of the Govern
ment and to reduce the debt 0O0OJ per months tax
tc iinited States As Pennsylvania SD0O0O people
the tax tins state II direct taxes were leNIeu Would
Of Os b4 State TO fork over TO Uncle SANTA equal
to onefourh of the entire income returned or ioo5 ~
innorfs by taxes on spirits and tobaccO-by
special taxes by stamps income ana e on S4 ia
&c. We told by our Democratic ilends mat
Inc bonds of the Government are taxed Let us
how this Is. Mr. A Il. of your county hOIs SIV9U OF
$40 u 8 bonds and he has income from land houses,
&C. beside He rs called upon for his return by
the assistant assessor and among MS items ne returns
interest on 100000 Government bonds at per cent,
5000 gold worth 80 per cent premium SVV: MAKING
total OF $500 Five per cent on this sum IL Ssoo anu lhs
is than is paid the same amount OF properly IN
Columbia or Lebanon Counties But be pays nothing on
the 100000 for state county, or town expenses NO.
the bonds exempt from all Other taxes thah LOT IN
come There is no power States 10 tax the bonds
OF the United States II So then could te STATES Clppe
the Government aud In al hour Of need TIE us hahusahu
feet that would be pUweress to obtain means 10 pro
Itself from foes without from foes within Neare
the bonds should be taxed five cent aud TINS should
be taken out OF the money when the coupons me %
rich out OF the poorf AS general thlhg the tlch
in country do not hold large amounts OF gov
eminent bonds The savings banks Of the United states
hold some and these bonds were bought ps
the deposits of the bornG classes and 10 tax the ner
est these five per cent would, win goa 81 % pei
cent take ont OF the laDOrng men, women and chdtel
OF the country S6O7 800 year. And THIS fellow ClIcS
is about the way the Democratic party woh proccI
rights and the interests and the pockets OF the dear people
IL the evidence furnished by the Savings Banks
worthy OF credit then Labor has never been as prosper
Gus IN the United States IN the last few wears Bnsi
ness men, capitalists traders do not put Their money II
Savings Banks Laborers do and here is the result IN
few of the States IL is worthy OF the attention or all
In 1867. the State Of NewfOrk had 3OO5ll depOstoTs
and of deposits In 1865. 5J 400 depOstors, and
SlJ1l2- 552 Of deposits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

wrong doer believe in the largest nDef'yahd that
only Is liberty where 1t Is protected by none
are high to be above its REACH ana o 80 low as
To be beneath It's protecting power In tnlS in' WHeIe
so many ~ labor open, where lapO $3.50 cI
paid, any by industry and economy eau ~ 10"
gain for himself home But, one thlhE Is true
the land needs more hands Young men leave Tue green
nelds, the pleasant, heulthful, natural enP i W
agriculture, for the payenents and stores, u oP ~
cities. II is far better be lord OF the son, on SVir
own hook" than 20 be clerk or WI a. aoa
another. Young men, you who, iNe ~ 'n ~,
earth yields richly of fruits, not to me ees Dut
stay on your farms, and by improved cuINas.ou you
viii find that even here IN the Old keystone otate 20
lannon's for good farmers that You nave not an aos OF
land that cannot be made Yield from two 10 treeiod
more than il yields and that there far more com
tort and happiness and prosperity in the country among
The harvests and caring for the fruits tah III any ous
ness OF the towns cities where there Is DO emo 10 care
and where the brain wearcd with anxiety, ana
where life is all concentrated strife. Remember, that
God made the country and man made the town-and
That the country Is the natural nome 9I nan man
and that the first murderer built the nrst
city. Look ut Ncw-YOrk There we have n city under
full and complete Democratic rueits panpers are mum
bered by tens of thousands and It's taxes III eb state
and CITY, Amounted S2S 30 for each man, woman and
child In the city. Here is Democratic economy
Tor you - where the taxes are s22 % year
more per capita. than the Government eyes upon the
people for all purpOsesand II you would extend these
blessings Of Democratic city just vote on the lth INST
for Democratic Governor and Democratic Leglsla-
ture and restore 10 State ont and out Democratic
rule and let them State affairs in the future
as they have when they had control I'm the past and you
Will again have your land taxed for state purposes from
1869 up to 1888, 1t from 1912 to 1861 SOO0OO III
hsls comfort and consolation TO you take IT, There Is
not another State in this Union that show such
financial record for the last eight years Pennsylvania
You have. under Republican administrations, reduced
your State debt $614554 ~ IN nine years. Thought
your yOung OhiO) had the best financial record
but yOu have Outdoue her You have relieved the land
OF all taxes for state PURPOSES ana this what no other
hcn Legislatures and If you are wise VIII continue
this party III Power. .........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
Louisville AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE
30 YEAR PER CENT BoNDs.

30 YEAR PER CENT BoNDs. .
The railroad connecting Louisville and Nashville,
Kentucky u.s. with its branches, 3G7 miles III length.
The cost of the road and equipment has been sl5,-
oSGOOo It's bonded debt is but $2.3C40O0 Its stock
paws eight per cent dividends, and the Company has
never failed TO meet all liabilities at maturity. q
The road has been in successful operation many
years, and is doing large and steadily increasing
business The Income account for the fiscal year
ending 30th of june 1869, stands Gross Earnings
$2,Sl lSS So Expenses, 81 $40 46i 70; NET EARNINGS
$i,03l, G76 7G The INCREASED EARNINGS OF July
August and September 1869. over those OF the cor
responding months of 1868 were $l6l, 7l3 A. ~
To obtain funds for purchasing other lines when
will add largely TO tho value of its entire properly
and TO retire the present indebtedness of soi'V NJ
maturity the Company has executed amoresasc W
James Punnett and Junius b. Alexander oil inc city
of New York, as Trustees, upon Its ehtre ines vi
road, with all its rolling stock properly l'cise'
and income TO secure the prompt payment Oh Jus
bonds for eight million dollars. These Dohds are Tor
one thousand dollars each payable thirty years from
list Of April 1853 and bear seven per cent interest,"
The coupons are payable April and October at the
Bank of America in New-f0rk
These honds are first mortgage upon the present
road which has cost over Fifteen Million Dollars,
and whose net earnings are now double the entire
,nterest ,obipaticn IL would assume. 90 4 El
The mortgage wall be for an unusually smau pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
earnings Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh


The earnings OF the Milwaukee and ST. Paul Road for
second week in November show an Increase OF $4,000
The earnings OF the Chicago, Rock Island and Paeihe
Road for the second week in November were:
1853 ~ sll7 600 seTsS4 Increase. 7S
The earnings OF the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
poad for the second week in November were:
s21O5i s2'4A0i 81 Increase SisSfs o.
The following Is the movement In Dry Goods for the
week: Entered for Consumption, S530959 Withdrawals,
t224ul warehOused. S35I.Gl3
The consolidated Cleveland GAINESVILLE and Cincinnati
and pittsburgh Mount Vernon and Columbus Railroad
Companies will be known the Cleveland, Mount Yer
non and Delaware Railroad after Dec. l., with Gen.
Jones of Mount Vernon, superintendent The psin-
cipal offices will be at Akron. Ohio
The receipts from customs ut the prncpApor o. the
United States from November to 10 vera us follows
New-York s,7sl 1888 Boston, sas74l4; Philadelphia
slos so7 Baltimore e77 80 Nsw-0rleans, oct. II TO
a. soOns; San Francisco, Oct IS to Nov 49, saiS,si
Total, q 4,2l3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

for all classes the offerings moderate In amount.
and the market extremely dull throughout the day
State bonds dull North Carolina per cents sold at
81; North Carolina bonds SIT North Carolina,
special tax, 30s; Tennessee, excoupons, 59t Railway
bonds continue firm moderate offerings The agents
OF the Western Pacific Railroad report increasing
demand for the first mortgage bonds OF that road at 90
aud accrued interest in currency Central Pacific per
cents sold at 92kG93. Columbus, Chicago and Indiana
Central FIRST 7 Bank shares and miscellaneous stocks
were dull. Pacific Mail sold at 53id64. Express shares
were lower; Adams sold 57l057i Wells, Fargo 90;
American Merchants Union, 33s a3i.
Railway shares fairly active with moderate
transactions NewYOrk and Hudson consolidated stock
anged from sll00i; Consolidated Scrip, s2GSii New
York Central sold at 1s3dISI; Hudson River, G2iel
Erie was dull at 2i@27a Erie Preferred sold at AS Har
lem 1888 GlA Lake Shore In active demand at GI0
50 Reading sold at 06s9e6S Northwestern, St. Paul and
Rock Island stocks strong Fort Wayne Guaranteed
sold at sc; Chicago and Alton $50; Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western 105 Chicago and Alton Preferred
l49E NewJersey Central. 9li Morris and Essex, S7s
Hannibal and st. Joseph. Common Preferred 1c7i
At the close of business prices steady quotations
large number OF brokers absent to-day, and the
business much below the usual average.
The following the closing quotations OF Govern
hon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
Thr fnllnwinr were ana hids for state bonds

Money easy at 697 cent on call. with but ttie
doing Commercial paper irregular strictly prime
names passed at lOG2 cent. while good names were
quoted at 1904 T. cent. The movements OF currency
continue moderate in amount. and not sufficient to
disturb the prevailing OF call loans.
Sterling Exchange firm at quotations London
co days, 100 GIOoE London sight. lesi@lo9t London
rime commercially 90 days. 1904 eOsl Paris, long, 6ss
a6l7.; Paris, short 5I5,G5l5; Antwerp. SlsiG6lSb;
Swiss SIS. G5lsA; Hamburg 35keSs Amsterdam 4Oi 20
IO9; Frankfort $4,000 Bremen 7SfS7sI; Berlin 'ls
QuL
Messrs Henry Clews Co.. agents Of the Burlington
Cedar Rapids aud Minnesota Railroad report an In
creased demand for the first mortgage cent bonds at
95 aud They also report that the ROAD
being rapidly built and that the savings OF the COM
peted portion are OF the estimates OF its pro-
iectors.
The transactions of the subTreasury to-day we're as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

portion Of the value or income q the property AUD
we. therefore, unqaatfedIy recommend these bends
to investors as in all respects frst-cass security
1t is the purpose of the Company TO issue. al
present. only small portion of It's Bonds secured
under this mortgage. which we are now authorized
to SELL in lots 20 suit purchasers at ninety and
crued interest. j. b. ALEXANDER & Co,
No 10 Nassau-st., NY.
john j. CISCO & Son.
No. 30 Wall-st NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

ON TIE ABSORPTION BANDS OF BrLE.-Dr.
Andrews read paper beforetheiBrtlsh Association with
tins title in which he states that solution Of bile IN
water or alcohol exhibits In the spectrosoope distinct
asorptiou bands which Inc suggests may be used as
tcst for bile aud approximately estimating tbs proper
ton OF bile which may be found In urine aud other hqds
which do not, when pure. present absorption bands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

NorICE-Lost-pac containing eleven thou
sand IN OOO Morris & Essex second mortgage bonds.
and one Thousand Erie second mortgage. d
VERMIIYE g. Co., 16 and is Nassau-St.. n. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

fEATHkRS dun and prices wi 49,
eessee 92lc fer Western
PIAX-The arrivals light aud the market u brm
and unsettled; the large afivhl
reduced limits shippers orders sss sye"
he MIes hOh Of ad there Is les, speuss sqa,ry
The sas 81 IA for Affixed Sprugi 81 va 81
S No Chicago Spring. 259Si % for No. hnSAnkse "a
III 20 FOR Red for Anoer Ssei ~ 0pt ief
White Michigan ~ 1taS IS for Asber do ~ 0sl - oI Nhss
pesee and Southern Barley 10 less antye ASt
is lover sales Of l7,Soa bush. az VI oSgsi Us tor stat
and Canada West O. BiGSl %, Aad 81 III for CAnAA Bass
Oats opened but With good inquiry closed stronger me sas
Ar. for New Ohio ssd Western liked asa
Black fr White STATE at ol d6Sc Tor hit ana
r,ey sad Southern d64 Rye heay Apd Eery calls sales Of
O3SS W for Western and 81 lt@ 10 loo state oess
heeT and request the demand largely Peeuaye tsouTA
good isr the sales ~ 900 bass az ~ os9 81 % o
Damn sod Uusoana Mixed At roe ~ "esters
White l20S l3i do YslOs at 81 llQsl Ia and 'srss
Z llow atg7c. q ST. -. ,e.
1sl1c. for the former and 22e for the lAttes. 49,, -,
HEMPThe business Tor Manila eatinnes hoaefne en Yss
Az tbout activity and IN the Absence
al ..r. nominal We quote as OloNs.
Rps.s S20d rs Juts igOll ~ BE
issa............. 3soa 80 yats BUTT leIneseyl' 80
Manil, fxoLD al4c lTaspHo teod 10 b"sdL So e
slsai CeoIl I ollie lAnsn Dresse IAN ly s1s
HAI-The better and fairly active sales S 2~ o~'es ss
sofTSc for shipping, aud Sla 81 Is or Retail lotA - .
continue good demand Tor consumption a. VSoo
art tor Nearlng& ....-.... - s-a--.-.
aAd Rio GTAsde. \,
yaorem slaves al 'aOremIhe essinS qaosuss' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

COPFRB-wes India grades and Java stock remain vesJ ARA .aa
the former could there supplies 20 odcf ko
dali the awaiting SAMPLES steamer 10. due 70 seset anA
sus parcels they desire Rio. lSi973c gods java "a @|Si
gold a., =. go. H..
CANDLES generally dull prices are nominal Al zV9|~e sf
hdapantne 45G45c for and 80. for PasBt 49,. -
FLOUR AND had IRREGULAR market for Wes
ern and StAte are 1ehdT
ower shippers buying extent; the sales re sO oo
.t o. ass % k1p5 a. Tor BkifA otAet
as 6oaS6 for S5a - 40 Tor the 10" grades
Western R 4oGS5 65 for good TO choice spnng nest 81
lO~a kxass 80 % % ~ t0f CiF
sb,ppng Extras; 50 Shipping Ohio koana HOOPS
se16 as for Trade brands; 40 Family -
q SO 40 for Wheat state and western 80 soS
r White Wheat DO $685. On for FamE dO 500 69 for "a
aus Ertra Slnale Dsub sHd pSUsS ~ iords
Triple California Flour inactive and prices are uncertain
sogtbrrn Flour request, prices: the supply
lsTr. saes of 20 IS ass Tor Ordinary TO good kKlIa
a. and Cogntry Tor BTrA Georgia and Virginia.
So G06sIO FAMILY IS Goa 80 70 for hIra haIyana asa
Family DO DO Rye Flour STEADY ana
In lair drmsnd 40 bbS at - 6g@S6 Corn he Is hey
And depressed We notice the hrst arrival OF New Ands1 yeis
consigned 10 George aud sold ~ - sales Of so 6bl
~ sOG Tor Yeos Western BackStsAt E91 - plenty ana
besyv AZ 50 TOO - y LOO H. and PAnev al SO - TO-
PsHbs denaud for Dry Cod continues l atorer pe, WIS
market sales OF 800 otis Mackere are 70 lrias 20
] ,nd edy sales bis There has been far sasas
Herring but prices unchanged sales OF about 30" boke@ O
DANA mol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

HowEs & MACY. Bankers (the same as an incorpo-
rated bank, No. 80 Wall-st., New-YOrk. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money and having at all times subject TO check
on demand. can do so by depositng with this bank.
which allows Interest the entire daily balances AZ
the rate of 4 per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world. with
immediate returns. at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of Stocks Bonds.
or Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

GEORGE OPDYKE & Co.. Bankers. No % Nassau
ST. offer for sale the following desirable securities:
First Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds OF the New
York and OswegO Midland Railroad; First Mortgage
per cent Gold Bonds of the Montgomery and
Eufaula Railroad Endorsed by the State of Alabama;
First Mortgage per cent Bonds of the Mobile ana
Montgomery Railroad per cent Bonds of the CITY
of Oswego 10 per cent Bonds Of Platte County. Mis-
souri, and per cent Land Grant Bonds Of the Union
Pacific Railroad.
The attention Of investors is invited to these we'll
secured Bonds. Full information in regard to them
will be furnished upon application to the agents Of
fering them for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

U.S.S2Os. Reg. ,JAk Jly.llss6li6
q. 4. 5-20s COu. 65.....il6 6ll6i
q. 3. s.2Ds. Coup. 67...ll6t gll6i
q. \. 5-20s, Coup. '68. .ll6 0ll6t
q. s. lO-fOs, Registered TO- gi07l
U. s. lO-lOs, Coup 80. iO74 GlO8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

ST. LOUIS SIX PER CENT SPECIAL TAX SEWER
eaIs ues. payable semisuuuslv at the NtoBs
Y These bonds desirable special tar
levied pay interest aud principal W. offer S5lutJ
JAN ss0S. SAITH s. COrTtv0. 10 Wsllst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

quote;
BAih
H. NJ v hash. no
n r. Com. H.. ~ NJ. 500lO DOL MIed v
Fronts M. Is v00iB eGoaI v bash JS~S
Philadelphia Fronts. ~ O0Q8 o. LiNa =.
Fire Brick No. A lommon y bbi........''..'s ~ -
h Lump A. 81 70
No 2Splt SOAP. Bsstsrn, y NJ 81 70
RoseDdae y % OO1- Nova Scotia ian - 064
Nova scotia, D.. y tun. O00 =
ICalc. East &CtF - tuh az ~
BROOMCORy-The demand market stssdyg
sales Of wea at llGJ % for far 70 prime 1Feea Sreems
ssisble at - Pa S5 per dozen.
BEESwAN-rbere ts doing tins article at the moineatt
prices nominal for ieOw Western and ooatherD
BOEB-We b sales: nominal.
COTrON-Thee trade and something ole
Liverpool decline prices And al toe close
holders
aud 100 arel Of which tss
10 epoTters aud 2 specaaos FOR atre de,
ey Noyembe private D do Hse 10 do %s; ~
snuary l6c 100 January 2c 100 Jsnuay Zoe 20 Fsefs
~ aI February Mare. ate 100 Do ISiet
100 do 25c ze and 2O December ee on beard ChAss
ton or Savannah private all on basis Of Lo" hins "s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported or TNssuSKi
FRIDAY Nov. ~ 1869
AsHKSA steady demand be noted Tor Pots prices sf
a 81 37lDS7 5li Pearls dull and nemissL 49,
BUILDING MATERIALS without change BTeks are nn No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

FRIDAY, Nov. la-P NJ
Gold opened at 1861, sold at 1861, closing
l9Gs all6l.
The Government sold one million gold today The
total bids amounted to slsOO The following were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

Government bonds were arm with moderate demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-11-12

integral part Of that line il will of
course receive its proportion of tie ma.
terial aid. He had recently seen and
conversed with capitalists from the city
OF N. York who would build the entire
road for the first mortgage bond of tie
road as soon az one million acres OF
laud shall have been subscribed thereto.
lie spoke Of the lavish hand with which
nature bad enriched the section to be
drained by the road, aud said that
counting strip thcrcalong only fifty
miles wide it exhibited the vast number
OF II, 100000 acres. Less than one.
eleventh Of it in subscription would
build the road speedily and yield large
dividends in stock. The agreement OF
"lliance with the Amtric N land and
Emigration Company was explained
and after glowing and eloquent trlb
ute to the climate, soil aud mineral re-
sources Of the c,antry immcdiatel,
contiguous to the great improvement
aud the announcement that the corpse
OF engineers were pressing wcstwardly
with he survey and would in some ten
days reach Bristol, The Col. retired
amid the applause of the meeting
Gen. Davis in a very pointed and
pretty speech amused aud interested
the meeting for half an hour. The
impression he produced was one of
pleasing surprise aud was doubtless
fruitful of good.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-11-12

N O. @. w. Il. Il, Meeting On
Monday last quito large aud interest,
ing meeting was addressed in the din.
ing hall of the Nickels House, by Col
/. s, Flournoy and Hon. b. A. Davis,
on the subject Of The N 4 g, W. Rail-
road We were pleased TO see a very
marked degree of interest manifested by
our ciuzsus upon . subject which is
really of vital Importance to our PEG
pie Col. FlOurnoy announced aud ex'
planned TO some extent the recently
pelsected alliance between the ~ a. u.
w., aud Memphis x III paso roads aud
also the probable completion of SIM
liar arrangement between the latter aud
the Tenn. 4 Paei6e roads under the
presidency Of Gen. Mspuey. Hs re-
marked IN this connection that When
Congress shall have seen our willing
ness to hep ourselves it will pnques'
tionably extend a liberal helping baud
TO the Treas. G opIiuenial Southern Rail
road and as the N 4 u. W., is now al
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-11-12
Gold, in New \ ork, l,Zlt
ANNnIrNI,EiLhNrS


We are authorized to announce JAMES
p RAIDER as candidate for Ole of
Sullivan County C0u t.
We are authorized to announce On. JOHN
p. HAMMER as candidate for Cieik Of
sSGilivan County Court.
We are authorized to announce SAM'L
EVANS rs a candidate for the Clerkship OF
the Circuit Court of Sullivan county, at
she approaching election 10 March.
We are suthor'z d to announce r 'v'd
JAMES T0RBErT as a candid ts for the
office Of Trustee for Sullivan county.
We are authorized to aurounce A J..
COX as candidate for Clerk of the Circuit
court fgr the county of Sullivan
we are snthoriz a to announce WIZ
MAXWELL as a candidate to r. pres ut Tia,
first SenatoyiilD strict OF Tennessee in the
Constitution Il G ,nven TO-.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-11-12
For The Ne,os.

MlssRs EDITORS .-Grntlemen-Is see that
our General Assembly has passed a hi call
ING convention to revise and amend the
o sfitution of the State of Tenors.ee.-
rms elect IN is to tGko place the first o,
xt month. NV Messrs. Edittrs This is
g Ct the most important elections that
rs ever come before the opfe of rennes
sie think II important THAT Sullivan,
unity should send 10 said Clnventinn one
OF her best citizens, and in order that we
nay n We me right mao to r. present us 10
me O'n invention, would re. pec'flly Jug
S'sl and urge that tie cit'z us Of Su liySn
uhty meet In convention at Bl1untyiile
o. y fourth Mond,y of th month, it b irg
Nucu't Contt, and make u nomination u
no eh' we may present hut ore candi
'ate' BEAVER CREEK
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-11-12

The JiJemarls Murler.-The good
people of Albemarle having sent to
Richmond for detective Craddock, that
expert in catching criminals, hastened
TO the scene Of the awful murder of
Tuesday Of last week, and soon succeed.
ed in tracking up aud arresting JnO
Hengy Salmon the son and brother Of
the victims as the monster who had
committed the crime. Blood was found
upon the the clothes he wore on the
night of the murder SolutiOn-the
possessors being dead he was tho heir,
aud desired to sell the homestead to the
detective who arrested him.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-11-12
ALL KINDS OF GOODS
WANTED.

Wheat, Flour, Bacon, Lard, Feathers,
WOOL. Beeswax, Dried Peaches aud Anpl,s,.
ienseng. Snake Root, Tallow, Butter, Diy
Hides for which fair price will be raid ia
Cash and Goods at cash prices, .wliolesa,.,
Or Retail
Bristol Goodson, WV. JAMES
\ug. | lsGs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-11-12

Serious AccilenL-A little daughter
&c Mr.. Iienay Frazier, near Indian
Crossingin Scott county, had her hand
caught in cane mill and before her
father could stop the horse the hand
and fore arm we've ground off Ampu'
tation was skillfully performed by Drs
Delany, Hammer aud Fleenor. Alas,
experience teaches at ruinous rates.
Keep children from machinery.