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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17

SIS BcSca o. q nAPEs. I'm another column
| Of SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS. II
10 highly recommended by ply sieiaas fer dys.
peptcs. on account Of its tome. proprieties, iii
purity and its delicious navors.
~
SuRPRisrSG.-It is actually surprising how
soon our people have learned TO prize that in
valuable article known as Goes Dyspepsia
Cure. 1t certainly acts Ike magic, for it will
cure the very wors. cases of dyspepsia. and en-
able the patient. who has lived for years upsn
Graham bread and the planest food. TO eat
~uysn.ns s.ssess ~ssnSus rear ., dfstress. II
| is considered the most valuable remedy known
| for ali diseases Of the stomach and bowels.
| Tmx best and original tonic OF Iron. Pcospeorua
| and Oalisaya. known Caswsil. Mack Col
| Ferro Phosphorated Elixir OF Canssya Bark. Thu
iron restores color to tbs Blood, the phosphcrui
rcnews waste Of the nervo tissue. and tbs callsays
gvcs a natural heslthfnl tone TO the digestive
organs thereby making II applicable for dyspepsia
In its varoueforms, wAkefu nss0 general debility
| and depression OF spritA One pint conta!ns thu
virtues Of one of calisaya. snd one tsarspson
| fui grain OF iron aud phosphorus. Sold ny
| drugRiste Manufactured only by CAswnix. HA1Asl
| 4 Co. tsuece score to Caswell, Mack 4 CO.., New
| York. Fcblo-mon& wce&weow
| Severe sore throat and Diptheris 10 quick y
cured b. using Renne's Magic Oil freely
Swaihe The neck with ,hree or four thicknesse
OF flannel and keep it wet with the Magic Oil
! garg the throat mixed with water, or take
little cloar. and swallow slowly fellow up thin
until cured. Sold BY J. Burr. Grocer.
| One OF the strongest evidences OF the wonder
| ful curatives properties Of Allen sLung Balsam
| is that Physicians are using it in their practice
| where their own prescri ptions have failed.
Fer sale by dealers in Family Medicine gener
| ally.
Kromor's Hair Dye. Natural. Durable. Bsautift
B.s, and Cheapest in the World. sold By all Drug
l lets and Country storekeepers. JOHN J. KRONER
Sole Proprietor. 4oi Chestnut st.. Philadelphia.
| HoLLovAYs OiSrNfsf.-The cold OF winter 10 ap
to sggrava,e the condition OF open faores and gfss
care 10 Necessary to keep the frost nom affecting
| them unfavorably. The nvigorat1g properties Q
HoihowAy's OINTMENT by giving tone to the surroun
ding parts, keep up healthy circulation in them
| and thus Spreqent tho torpsr which chilly atmos
phere would otherwise epgender In the tender ant
cess that nature IL al says strugging 10 accomplish
| Sold by oil Druggists.
90 TO I'm Dnsv.-t3o - the Bryant . ot1attc(
owa state Business COLLEGE, 10 get thorough pras
heal business education. For eipeulass papers. "a
dress, (snolosing stanpD 'Ths Bryant . otsattsl
/ NAe ~lalN clsn AaVA - 0A~a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17

CONSTRUCTOR WAssa" 70 . certain cure for
Diabetes, and all diseases Of the Kidnsy's. Fer
aals hv ALI Drug qists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17

-. 1.oals Market.
y Tslsgrash.l Feb. IL.
flour-Steady and unchanged.
Wkeat-Dull.
Corn-1eas2.
Osts-eSa5i the latter for fsscy seed.
Rye-l. 30@l.3a.
bsrley-l se02So.
Provisious-E Easier.
Pork So. 90 on the spot
Bscon-Lower shoulders IA 10 cleA. sides
l7s4als.
Lard-Ncn:nal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17
COMM Z RC1AL.
lDaveDporls Market Report.
Orncs ovirns DAvkSroas DnsocaAf.

VbTlCB oHirh VAVkNFO1V D1UUCbAIs
Feb. Is. 1859.
tLouR-W holcsale. 600; FETAL, e7o0..
WARAr-No. l. 9oc0tl.ee
BAaLsr-NO l.t1.egl.sc.
OAfs-Socts.
RYR-No receipts.
UcaH-New, u.
Oxloxs-No receipts.s
PoYAfous-No market.
BuYsRR-25Qsoe. per z.
Eees-l5e.
GRsm Arrfss-ol.75lpsr busne,.
HAY--0ood Timothy el2oeAei4. per ton
Prairie tls.o 90 per ton. Slough, $500.
CoAL-5oft -wagons. lee y bnshei-
WooD-eVeo. psr Cord
Chicago Nlarixca. s5sn
D. telegraph. Feb. II.
Fleur-Quiet and weak.
Wheat Dull and lower 81 l 1e.
Corn--Less active aud steady ut seltI6eI
for new.
Oats-Dull at 5ss495s.
Rye-Duil and unchanged.
Bsrley-Easier at j So.
Pork shade more active and steady Al
$3.50
Lard-Quiet and eady at Is1S. ...1
Meats NORMALLY Unchanged.
Dressed Hogs -Firmer soft IL 5o3ls.59 !;
frozen ls.5oGl415.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17

Kromors Hair Dye. Natural. Durable. Bsautift
B.s, and Cheapest in the World. sold By all Drug
lets ana County storekeepers JOHN J. KROAk1'
Sole Proprietor. 4oi Chestnut st.. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17

One Of the strongest evidences OF the wonder
fnl curatives properties Of Allen'sIung Baisam
is that Physicians are using it in their practice
where their own prescriptions have failed.
For sale by dealers in Family Medicine gener
atiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17

Chicago Live stock Saar0ee.
~ Telegraph. Feb. IL.
Gea.tls--Dull and weak. Receipts, l.1ls hssd
salcs. AIS hssd. Butchers, A75DS.75; fair Ia
good shipping, 6.25@s IS.
| Hogs.-Duli ana lower. Receipts, s,45s head
Sales, l. 1853 head at 259l0 - sSockers 10 cen
| mon. 10 2s0lo Is light to good shipping.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17

PrcuxoxD, Feb. l6.-Ths grand jury to.
DAY indicted James Grant for the murder OF
II. Riyes Pollard.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17

New York MARKET.
BY Telegraph. vKw Yoak. Feb. IL.
Flour--Dull and no minal at l5s in store.
Co-n-Steady II s0@S3.
Oais-W eak at14s1.
Pork-Better ana in fair dcmapd at3?75
Lard-Shsds lower lsl1@oo.
New York Msaey Market.
By Telegraph. Nav Yoak. Feb. II.
Coupons ,s.> 81. LIS; ga; ,.lsH; 'a,s.l2x ;
6S. isS new. ilit; u. l.ili1
Merchants Union-lSiS.
Western Union Telegraph--sss<.
New York Centrsl-l.e2A.
Toledo 4 Wabash-65L.
Rock Island l.f6.
Northwestern SIS preferred, 81.
Fort wayne-lleA.
r. Paul-sSH; Irsierrsd, 7sh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17

Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuba.
~ Conducted By the Spanish 0overnnsnt.-
1850 SOC in Gold drawn svesv esventeen AAye. 1h-
cashed and information furnishcd. The hlgheet
price paid for DOubloons and al knde Of Gold and
silver. TAYLOR = CO.. I
febii-dIy Bankers. 70 wall g.. Rev York,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17

SIS BcNca o. q nAPEs. lin another column
OF SpEER'S STANDARD WINE B[TTERS. II
10 highly recommended by physicians fer dys.
peptics, on account Of its tonic proprieties, III
purity and its delicious havors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17

BOYLE, MILL Eh = 20.
+ CINCINNATI. OHIO.
DistIllsrs and Dealers In Fine Grade
BOURBON, RYE AND MALT
WHISTLES, &C.
Stores and once. 80 and IS East sscond:istrest.
Dletulsry. - featmsn Street. AT
PROPRIRrORs
WILLOW nun DISTlIslIRH
KENYON CO.. ..........KBNTUCKY.
STAB MILLS DlNTlLkR2Y
PEORIA. 1900. I'LL.
CINCINNATI
WI RE woR ks,
BEL MIRA co
=. uaasaassarer' aetDpsa,snhs
WIRE ANDYlR E. .G)e Q D. 8,
"a :4::; Is ::;;i '.'''''
ise eysnssslsL
Cincinnstl,& =. ohio.
R. MN D9Ay 3 co.
. xs.o walnut u.
Ciucinnatl, !. {. Ohio.
Nannfncturers In
FLINT GREEN, T. BLACK GLASS
Consisting Of Fruit Jars. Lamps, Lanterns, Chin.
= ncyt. p spdies, Hook WlHes, Ucmijehne. OcReN
Cap Flssks, rum6lere, and . general va
riety Of T able Ware, also Philosophical
Apparatus, ana Round and Oval
shades, Artificial Flowers,
and Statuetts, eOlof, Sun .
Comet Burners, on hand
ialarEe qHaolfties.
our PATENT FRUIT JARS. Manufactured rsx.
- 60biveIy BY us. stand unrivaled for preservipf
qualities. andhave the best epuiation efany JaR ID
the West. tEt#
a. Liberia, disceunt to he county trade.
-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-17

90 TO I'm Dnsv.-Co - the Bryant . Otsattoe
owa State Business O0legs 10 get . thorough pras
heal business education. For ereasss = papers. "a
dress. (snolosing stanpD 1.-THE Bryant . otsattse
ccmmsreial College. Davenport. Iowa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-17
Ghe1ntelIi0Hmcer.
TELEqRAPHIC ITEMS.

Full returns from all but three
small towns in New Hampshire, give
Stearn's for Governor 81, 760; Bedel 81,
996.
Hamilton Fish, Secretary of State,
arrived in Washington, D. c., yester-
day.
The Broggs house, at Berlin, Wis
cOnsin. was burnt mp on Monday night
Loss S., 900.
The Board of Aldermen of Boston,
Massachusetts, have granted the parade
ground on the Commons for the Peace
Musical Festival.
Tho trial of Harry Jennings and
II. Seaman, charged with robbing Geo.
II. Gooding, broker of go, 600 in gold
and currency in July, 1866, commenced
i'll the Superior Court of Boston o.day.
-Smythe & Edmundson, boot and
shoe manufacturers, of Montreal, Can
ada, have failed; liabilities Sl25, 900. c.
Dorwin e Co., brokers, have also sus-
pended, one of the part ners having alb
seconded with n considerable amount OF
money.
w. II. Taylor, of Toronto, Canada,
prominent produce merchant, known
ou Change as the Barley King, has alb
seconded. His liabilities are heavy.
Gen. Oapby has issued an order ap-
propriating about S435. 900 out .lot the
State Treasury of Texas, to carry on the
Provisional Government OF that State
during the current year. 1t is said that
more than one-third of this amount is
Tor the Penitentiary, which will return
most of the amount thus appropriated.
The Gloucester, Massachusetts pa
pers state that the gale of the night OF
the sixth inst, was one OF the most
disastrous in its effects on the fishing
fleet, Georges banks, that has been
experienced for II long timc. AS far as
heard from, six men have been lost,
and great fears are felt that some Of the
vessels will never return, as several
were seen in disabled condition.
The New York TTiOMne's special
dated Atlanta, Georgia, March 1lth,
says that on Friday night last while
DR.. Darden was being murdered in
Warren coGnty, a colored man named
Martin was fOrcibly taken from Jail at
SDring place, Murray county, and
hanged by u band OF Ku-kluX. After
Martins arrest, his father engaged the
services of Gen. Glenn as counsel, and
IT is said that the Association had Il
long DcOAle as ~ W A4cLhCA VI tOL NY
would wait the arrival of the counsel
and hang him too, but it was finally
decided TO hang the prisoner at once.
Joshua Hill, Senator elect from
Georgia, denies having sent any dis
patch TO the Georgia Legislature, urg-
ing them to pass the constitutional
Amendment. He says have my opin-
ion as to the proper course to be pur-
sued by Congress to secure the best in
terests of both the Government and the
people, but while the present circun-
stances exist cannot expect to intlu-
ence others, and therefore do not urge 1t.
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teachers Association.

To the Editor Of the Lntellige'acer:
see in a report of the above associa-
ton in your paper of yestsrday, that
nv name has been made use of by Mr..
Williams, in a way calculated to place
me in a wrong position. The report
says, Especial attention was called to a
resolution offered by Mr.. Clohan, a
former member of the board which
provides, 'that the Principals OF the
schools OF the district be required
strictly to enforce those articles of the
bylaws which relate to absentees.''
utterly deny the truth of this states
ment. When the articles were adopted
strenously opposed many OF them.
especially, the article requiring the
word necessary" to be used in excu~
ses for absence, and the article giving
the teacher corporal authority over the
child, when out of the school and of
the premises. On the adoption of this
last rule joined with Mr.. Hubbard,
in saying 1 would prosecute the teacher
for Furnishing for offences committed
at distance from the school premises.
knowing my record ON astonished
Mr.. Williams would use my name tor
such purpose and in such connec-
ton. WILLIAM CLoHAN.
March 16, 1869.
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C.AI.IFOB MA.
SAN FRANcrsoo, March 16.

Savale and Smith, who murdered
Lieut.. Com. Mitchell. U. $. Navy, in
October last, were to-day sentenced to
ten years respectively in the State
prison.
Indian outrages are reported in Hum
boldt county, CALIFORNIA. One man
while plowing his fields was shot and
killed by Salvenas, his house plunder-
ed and fired, and his family barely es-
capped by flight. Immediate pursuit
was made, but the Indians escaped to
the mountains.
Late Arizona intelligence states that
Indian depredations and murders were
numerous, and the people were becom-
ing so exasperated that war of exter-
mination is suggested. They are COM
mencing to massacre the Indians on the
Government reservations.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Pu11ApEprHA, March 16

PHILADEDPHAI MAFCH 10.
A solemn Pontificial mass was cele-
brated this morning at the Cathedral of
st. Peter and st. Paul, on the occasion
of removing the remains OF the Right
Rev. Michael Eagan, first Bishop OF
Philadelphia, and Right Rev. Henry
Cornwell, second Bishop of Philadel-
phia, to the vaults under the Cathedral
sanctuary in the rear of the main altar.
Sermon by Bishop Lynch, of Charles
ton. The speakers among the clergy
present were the following: Bishop
Shannon, of Harrisburg, and O'Harra,
D. D., of Scraton. Bishop Eagau was
consecratad in the year 1910 and died
in 1914; Bishop Cornwell was consecra-
ted in the year 1920.
town, Pennsylvania, was sold by auc-
ton a: the Exchange to-day, for $36 600.
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SEIZURE OF DISEASED HOGS.

Inc steamships deuFy SuauuceS
from Aspinwall, and Britannia, from
Glasgow, have arrived.
SEIZURE OF DISEASED HOGS.
About 26O hogs, already dressed
were seized at the Hudson River de-
pot, on Saturday, by the sanitary in
spector, and sent to the rendering dock
an examination having shown that
they were all more or less diseased
Over 400 carcases came in the same lot,
and it Is believed the rest of them have
been thrust upon the market.
SENTENCED TO THE PENITENTIARY.
In the Brooklyn Court of Sessions,
yesterday, Allen, who twas charged
with stealing 500 worth OF furs, was
sentenced to four years and six months
in the State prison.
ADDRESS FROM THE sCPREME JUNTA OF
CUBA.
Colonel Stockton, of Pennsylvania,
has arrived at st. Marks, Florida, from
tho camp of the Cuban insurgents, with
an address from the Supreme Junta,
signed by Gen. Clapede, asking for re-
cognition and giving numerous reasons
therefor.
SENATOR SUMMERS SPEECH ON THE
ALABAMA CLAIMS.
A Washington correspondent says
that there is quite stir in diplomatic
circles over the report that Mr.. Sumner
has very strong speech ready on the
Alabama claims, holding that England
is responsible for the prolongatiOn of
the war. 1t is rumOred that the English
Minister has ascertained the drift ofthe
speech, and declared that it looks like
war.
THE TREASURY LAW OF 1889.
The HcraId'S Washington cOrres-
pondent says it was the Treasury ring,
and not the law of 17SY, that ruled out
Secretary Stewart. That law, the cor
respondent says. has been dead letter
on the books for years. 1t provides
that no Secretary of the Treasury shall
purchase public lands or public securi-
ties, and yet the official records show
that Secretary McCulloch, since he
took the Office, purchased 1000 acres of
public lands. The correspondent in
sists that were it not for the weakness
of some of the Presidents friends. who
quailed before the clamor of the Treas
ury ring against the appointment OF
Mr.. Stewart, two-thirds of Congress
would have willingly voted for the re-
peal of law which had become so OBJ
solete and useless.
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WASHINGTOT.
WAsu1Sarox. March

WASH1NGTONI MHFUH 10.
The object of the Joint resolution
passed by the Senate to-day, postpon-
ing removals in civil offices in the Pro,
visional government of Virginia till
thirty days from and after its passage
Is to afford time to make such removals,
as the limit in the former Joint resolu-
ton expires this week. General Stone
man who is soon to be succeeded by
General Candy, will not have time to
make the changes before his retire.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.


ENGLAND.
LONDON, March 16.
A slight shock of an earthquake was
felt in the eastern part of Lancashire
this morning. No damage.
ITALY.
VIENNA, March 16.
The Relchstadt stronglyfavors the pro-
posal recently made by the government
to subject the Landwerk to regular
military authorities.
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MINNESOTA.
M1NNEApoL1s, March y

MINNEAPOLIS, March l6.
There was an important election
which resulted in the unanimous vote
of the citizens of this city. to-day, In
dollars in bonds, to improve the Falls of
st. Anthony.
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ST. LOUIS, March 1C

oT. IOUISl IEIITCH TO.
The steamer Ruth, which was burned
yesterday In the Lower Mississippi
River, was one of the largest and finest
vessels on the Western waters. She
was owned by the Atlantic and Missis-
sippi Steamship Company; cost in 1865
She was insured for S55, 900. Her cargo
OF 200 tons was valued at about $l3O,0OO.
The fire caught in the hold near the
boilers. She was Immediately sunk by
cutting hole in her bow. She lies in
Is feet of water, and n large portion OF
her cargo can be saved in a damaged
condition, but her hull is probably
ruined.
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WHEELING WEST VA; WEDNESDAY MORNING MARCH IT, 1869
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 16.
The steamships Henry Chauncey,
from Aspinwall, and Britannia, from
Glasgow, have arrived.
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CONSULTATION FREE.
TAKE NOTICE.

Patients are hereby informed that after
the fiIgt visit they can take the treatment
nome and use 1t until cured. without pain OF
interruption to their usual vocation. .-.
IebS
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Hoofand's German Dittors,
AND:
HOOFLASB'S GERMAN TONIC

PREPARED by DR.. c II. JACKSON
PHILADELPHIA, PA,
Thirty-tive years since they were first in
troluced into this country nom Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures. and ben nctlted suffer
ing humanity TO a create extent, than any
other remedies knO Wn To the public.
These remedies will eff ctuaIly cure Liver
Com plhtnt, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
SssSsss q Fss5Ea III
Stomach or InteS@ tines.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-07

The Lqte Col0aef FslkeTsoa We
learn FROM the Abinsioa EyyiHian
that the uembers Of the sTth Regiment
are sudeavoring to ges up monument
60 tina mamory Of their late Colonel
who was one Of tie moss gallant officers
in the Seuthern army. As the Judge
Of this Circuit be won very euusidera-
Die distinction as one OF our ahlcst ju'
riass, sad bad rot death closed his ca
reer so soon, he wvuId doubtless have
been one Of the most eminent and use
ful public men in Virginia. He de-
serves maoameut and all our people
should contribute to Il.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-07

Liazle.-Oa wednesday, last during
the food a citizen Of our town found IL
to eomport with his ideas Of deceuey 10
"trip bimsalf nade aud bathe ia the
creek where it crosses our main street
OF course be was unaVoidabiy seen by
= number Of ladies', greatly 90 their dis
rust. He has sIreMdy been informed
that he will Be indicted for the Odenee
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-07
M.rtsry.-Ws are requested to cat

McGery.-Ws are requested to call
attention to the want Of good breeding
20 irrevsrn1Iy displayed nearly every
sahbaih in our churches. whispering,
laushjcg, exchanging wiHks aad nods
reeogaifieu, are csrtainly suAieiens for
disriuctioa ia rudsusss, without sae
;uvious practise Of writing nissiEss 90
"a the ay leaves Of eharsh hymn books
and seariug them our. For the rcpuin-
don Of Bristol We hope it will aos be
continued
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-07

Flood,-0n Wednesday morning last
we were visited By the most violent and
eopious rain of the yeaI; and before
aoou Beaver Greek was cut Of It's banks
to an extent which has not been witness
ed since last August. Many Of the
Garieus in the lower parts OF town
we're entirely inundated and seriously
damaged. Many Of the houses were
entirely surrounded prsciudiug iugresa
aud egress for hours. Our beard d
Aldermen should provide fOr tht
strengthening and widening Of the ereel
channel at AZ early day. OF coarse a
all the water passes through the railroac
eulbert it eau be made TO pass through
any chan mel Of the same capacity
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-07

aSsc&.--Is Ii said that Wells sits aud
gases for hours al the name Of Harris
On the Psssrbug ticket ''not, says be,
shat the thing Is rich CT rare, but how
the devil It got there" He SAYS again,
shake not thy CORY locks at me, thou
canst not say 4 did H.. L is said be
toak az carly aad .salcmu oath that
H1rriss nane should be taken off =
HarriN says he ssB't see it. Now hou
viii the Governor manage itf II hr
fails to mako COED that cath be is habIs
.e Indictment f0r perjury.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-07

LsakiAg SoRth, Tie Obs Legisla-
turs has passed al act authorizing the
city Of Giacinnxti tosabssribe ten mil-
lions Of dollars 10 the bailiirg Of raa-
roads cvnueeting that city With Chatta-
uOoga. We think our Baekeye friend.
had better divide the nice uorseI and
use half Of the sum in eonnectiug uiis
Virginia via Cumberland Gap and Bris-
AL.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-07

The Post 0fscr at A6iay'f,a-The
Abingdon EyyiAiIA informs as that the
Senate failed to eoahrR VT A. J. Rose,
The newly appointed p VI, ut thst
place DO he lies over, for Gen Grant
said be had ~ policy TO assert in oppo-
dtiou TO the viii Of tue people, and
Congress is the people,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-07
Gold. IN New York. 1885,

A Nsr ITEM Of Soathern Tru.fs
Very large quantities of black walnut
lumber are being shipped from Teanes-
see to New York wa this point. The
logs are merely squared aud otherwise
shipped whole. So as to be ready for
the saw of the manufacturer.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-07
te Indictment Tor perjury.

AHothsr Grab u fss Srh0ai Fund
". O. Wilcox, Of Kaoxville claims that
during last week, while asleep ia the
Burns Houss, at Chattanoogz, be was
dragged with chlorofarm and robbed Of
near ten thousand dollars OF the school
fund From the comments Of the Press
& Herald aud from the published cards
VI the proprietor Of the hotel and Of the
Chrtranooga police, there are doubts en-
tertained a. TO the reality Of robbery
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-05-07

RefHrHeri.-Ar. w ". James, and
the Sen. partner Of N-~-rs, Kys. d.
vis & Co., have inst r. arned tr'm New
York aud are naw openias the finest
stocks Of new and attractive gods we
nave known them TO have. They are
offering rare Inducements in the way
Of prices aud are presenting many neW
articles OF goods to the inspection Of the
public.