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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09
TIE Ttnitchen Murder.

The Philadelphia Ermin1 BnReta, of
Saturday prints the followings
" George s. Twichrii, under sentence Of
death for The murder OF Mrs. Hill has AZ last
made a statement to his spiritual advisor,
the Rev. Mr.. Briughurst, of most extra
ordinary nature. lie charges his ,rife nth
committing Gls murder, and cODiesses that he
was accessory alter the fact.
Strange as the statement Is, II Is corrOb-
GRATED in some degree by the conduct Of
Mrs. Twitchell, who has, for some time
past, ceased her visits to her husband, and
is said to have expressed a great anxiety
that reporters shonld be excluded from the
scene OF his execution. We are informed
that the accused murderess lett the city at
an early h0nr this morning, in anticipation
OF her husbands confession. The following
is Twitchell's statement.
! went to my room on the night Of the
murder, and instead Of going to bed laid
| down on the lounge in my room, and fell
| asleep. Ny wife was in bed at the time.
was reused by her repeated calls, and ran
| down 20 the dining room, where / found
| her much excited, saying Z" | have had 9
| quarrel, with mother aud killed her f" Dc
| not know whether she said "save me =
| or - help me hide ~ but at last we threw
the body Of Mrs. Hill ont of the window u
| make il look as IL she fell out | went dowr
stairs and washed my hands and face at tbs
| hydrant, then went 10 my room, undresset
and went TO bed my wife came up after
ward aud got into bed, where we staid unit
Sarah Campbell rung the bell think w
were in bed 10 or 20 minutes made
solemn vow to the eternal God that nigh
that would never reveal it, but canno
keep It any longer | am sorry that I have
said kne;o nothing Of 1t but did it wit
the vow in my mind, aud to save my wife
now make these disclosures that ma
have peace with God.
/ lSigned) GEORGE S. TwIrcHEL.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09
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Caution do not be imposed ppon by
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09
ALSO FOR SAME, Dahlms. as DER doz

ALSO FOR SAME, Dahlius, as per doz. 4,
IIyAc,nlhs, So per dog 1uiips, 81 Der d0Sl
Crocus, SOC; per doz GAdiol0s, { pei
d'A. Iris, aS per dua Stiles, e. per doA.
Snow Drops, Doc. per dcz; G'Hla, - ps
doZ.
lie viii furnish TO order, Apple. Peach
Pear, PLAN and other trud rev Hc1S
aud Ornamental Shrubs carefully selsetas
Strawberries, varieties; h-'St nj AZ ~@r sss
Nov. 90 ly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09

WHAT FRIEND, SAID.-In speaking Of
the Radical and falsely assumed), COuser-
yative Republican parties, he said the argu-
mPnts of the supporters of the Walker
ticket, who had been looked upon as Con-
sentative men, put him 10 mind of the negro
preacher, who ssid, "there was but two
roads to travel, one led 10 hell and the
other to damnation," Tor his part, il this
assumption was true, he should take
Through the woods."-SoutherB S Or.
We ara not aware that the editor OF
the ,Shr has ever gotten out of the
woods. .IIIfa
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09

The Do-nothings of Virginia are like
wild kittens they stick to their beds
and spit at everything that comes near
them.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09

The Senate has confirmed Gen. Long.
street by vote of % to TO- He is
thus made surveyor of the port Of
New Orleans a position said to b e
Que of th best which the admin
istratiop could bestow, and worth $50, =
600 per annum. AS this has been
made q tess case and as it has passed
the batteries of the extrepe and violent
men in power it may be regarded as
meaning that, by a pcrpctuation of old
issues, and of opposition 10 the terms
offered by the republican party the
Southern people may expect the utmost
severity, and that by an opposite course
they may expect place, profit aud honor
at the hand of tho party in power. Thus
while We are regarded as prodgal sous
whose return is first awaited aud deman.
ded, tue unrelcnting antipathy of Brown
low is rejected by the same hand which
brought forth the best robe and pat il
On Longstreet. We regret the want Of
liberation which is manifested by many
of our people towards this brave anc
distinguished officer of our late struggle
1t is said that the effects of very extreme
heat and very extreme cold are so mucl
alike as to be indistingnishablc, ant
surely when we fpd Gov. Wise and
Gov, Brownlow, the Richmond En,
quirer aud the State Journal, Southern
extremists and Northern radicals, fight
ing side by side against the committe,
Of nine, the election Of Walker aud tn,
confirmation of Lopgstreet, the lessor
should De plain to epquiriOg minds. -
Look and learn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09
qeristnl 1emss
FRIDAY, April 9, 1869.
T,ooE out F0rthe x Marls.

The expiration of subscriptions will be
indicated by the x mark, aud il the "News'
Is not desired longer by the party so mott
fed we shall expect to be apprised of the
fact. aaga tfi n
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09
A Liberal Proposition.

Those of our patrons who are yet in
arrears who will send US 81 90 before
the LIST of May will receive receipt in
full for one years subscription.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09

Why was Longstreet not sooner con-
6rmed because Congress had to pass
on a Long. street.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09

THE Radical convention to nominate
q candidate for Governor of Tennessee
meets in Nashville on the Goth of May
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09
n. WHITMAN s SONS,

Seedsmen,
% and "a S. Calvert Street, Baltimore,
And manufacturers aud dealers IN every
description of Agricultural Implements
and Machinery.
Country merchants end Druggists sup
vlied on the most liberal terms. (dec 1S,3m
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09
IN OOO BUSHELS CORN WANTED

Nh pay Cash for 1000 Bushels Of good
white corn, delivered a. my mill, heretofore
known as "Wallaee's Mil" six miles 7ast
Of Bristol. The corn must be in thorough
iy day ORDER, aud run through a good wheat
Ian OF mill, . make It merchantahlt.
Apply to Capt. Huise AZ the mill, or 10
Pepper Bros, BriStoi--eitber OF whom viii
furnish sacks add money.
declslf JSo. s. GcFaRTH.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09

Why WAS WELLS REINsTATED ?
Because he sent a Sharpe-committee--
to Washington.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09

/ Stick to your guns ynchb''rg Ne'cs.
We surrended our guns at Appomat-
tox. Htlrt
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09
s. shady Iron.

"a ii. persons arc warned 10 cease nsing The name
-. shady 10 conntciinn with iron not manufac.
frrd bv us. Welnake the only Sadly lrin Known.
ana we stamp the name 80 shadyn on each bar. All
iron branded 10y us "a warranted 20 be 81 superior
IA, ,llty n any ohfr iron aad without thp brand
hrrt rs no Shady mon hi tlie inarNet,
Mcssrs Jos r. Anderson 4 Co, are ourus ents
for the salo 81 q I'm Bristol.
Fsb2Ju JOHN u, hiAd 90.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09
OUR NEW FAMILY MACHINE
The Best Sewing Machine in
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The Machine in question is
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Using either silk, Twist, Linen or Cotton
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New designs OF the Unique, Useful, and
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peculiar to the Machines manufactured by
this Company, have been prepared for en-
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Buta faint idea, however. can at best be
conveyed through the medium of (neces-
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therefore urge every person in quest Of a
Sewing Maohine, by all means TO examine
and test, Il they can possibly do so, all the
leading rival machines before making Il
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09
ENLARGMENT OF THE NEWS

With o constantly increasing patron'
age, the growing wants of our people
and the crowded condition Of our col.
umns we have felt the necessity OF a
larger paper than has hitherto been Civ
en- to our patrons, To meet this de.
mand we,arc making arrangements by
which we hope to present them about
,bo lat of Nav with
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09

GEN SroNEMAN has been removed
from uonmand in Virginia aud Gen.
Alex, 3. Webb, late Col of tue l4th
Infantry, appointed temporarily in his
place. Gen. Cauby now in com
maud IN Texas is assigned permanently
80 command in Virginia.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09
DuDMn,c Gaia IL REa SNUFF

~ UlNU u CURES Diseases Of the Head and
Throat the worst forms Of CAFAARH! Drug
gists keep it or, box viii be prepaid by mail
Tor thirty cents or for for One Dollar, by the
proprietor, j. DURNO, 40, ,23i Z. o., y \. City.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09
FO9 500 PER LINE

We Will insert an advertisement IA one thOus-
and Newspapers. one month. The List
includes single Papers OF over 100. O00
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Papers. iu which the advertiser obtains - iuser-
tions 70 the month, md the leading papers Ina
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09
The Largest Paper in Virginia

and equal in size su any in Tennessee
east OF Nashville r
The price will be reduced 25 per
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er Virginia or Tennessee. Subscribe at
once. Only 81 90. Registered letters
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09
ESTABLISHED 1913.
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Fresh and Genuine Garden Seeds delivered
in All pasts of the country at Baltfmore
prices, free OF additional expense. Il

VWyE hnye on hand a large stock Of
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our own growth and selected witB great
care from The most reliable English, French
and American Growers. and feel confident
that We can offer great inducements 70 ths
farmer as any other Seed House in the
country.
We have prepared n list Of prices at which
We will send SEEDS by mail, IRE Of postage,
to any part Of the eona,g. This, however
does not apply TO heavy Seeds. suchas Peas,
Beans, Cora. &C., as the postage would be
much greater than the profits.
AZ Don't fail to Send for Circular,
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Intention.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09

"a GENTS WANTED for the only steel engraving
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with their approval, Size l0Xl9. Addre5s GOOD
SPEED & CO.. 81 Park Row, New York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09
C4LT-LIyERpooL SALT.

The only House keeping the peoples
Salt in town. We viii bring Kings Salt
10 $3.50 per saek-people will remember
this.
lie iL5lf D. DUNN SEQ
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09

Recant your errors, gentlemen, and come
back. We have no cali to kill for you, but
the Prodigal win DO welcomed. IN Norfolk
Vbginidn.
No calf You're right; we couldn't
ask you to commit suicide.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09

Rich The Jonesboro Flog abusing
Forney.
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MPPINCOTT a DAKEWELL.

Manufacturers Of Circular Muay, Min Gang and
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buns Patent Axe shoycls, spudo' and Miles Pa
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RVr NO A NO. 1 TIIlMBLR SPINDLE llAGoN9
n Of Eastern Manufacture, with Patent Loeb az
Rubber complete, TOT sale by ". ID, JVNL''
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4 IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO NJ
"a eitber by Note or Account, are ~
qussted to come forward and settl 81 Vh'''
ioc no longer indulgence toiH be giuen. -
fou can ALL save cost by stiendirg
the above at oncV. W. d. y0HES'
jan s
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. 10 A6uuUbUl
per Annum,

that it may be in the power Of every
citizen, however humble his fortunes,
to supply his family with reading mats
ter. 1t will be enlarged % per cent.
and will be ~. ~ l-.-.--. -L.----,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09
A large 81 Column Paper.

We shall devote our best energies to
making the Ne,os more attractive than
ever before and while the paper istO be
enlarged
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09
In

Addition TO Il Is uurivalled article, have
also purchased the right for, aud had manu-
featured u large numDer OF, the
DAIRY QUEEN CHURN,
And offer them at prices 80 low as to place
them within the reach nf alt.
1T MIXES GUTTER IN THREE
MIMI TEST arf
And has been tested by the best Butter
Makers in the country.
Hr u Az .ss-----
At W. D. JONES', Cheap Goods can
always be found in ahnndabee. They will
be sold for PIP DOWN in all instances,
in ordHr tn justify The tug
UNPAR1LLELLED. Low CES
have fixed ON them.
"Come one, come all this rock shall fly
80 From its trm base as soon IS I T"
Do from the Pay Dom Schedule.
Be sure to call at the Corner Of 9th and
Main,
.r.frf r-.a InaI rHnHHn
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-04-09

ASK YOuv Doctor or Druggist for
SWEET NE1NHNE-it equals (bitterj Quinine.
Is made only by y. sfkARNs, Chemist, Detroit.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1869-07-23
Our Candidates.

It is said that the Radicals here will
have Oh their tickets with STOKES, j.
Is. PETERSON for Senator, JERE GIL
MER Tor Representative, and THos. A.
HARRIS, probably, for Floater. We
have for Senator JESSE EAsoN, oi
Hickman; for Representative, w. Ii.
WILSON; For Floater, w. ON. PER-
KINs, of Williamson and WM. WOOD,
of Maury. OF the two candidates for
the latter Office, we know Mr.. WOOD
better than we do Mr.. PERKINS. Sew
cral correspondents have spoken in
high terms Of him through our coli
umns, and a friend recently requested
us 10 say that the county could not
well dispense with the services of MIR.
w. as Magistrate, Coroner, Attorney,
leading member of the County Court,
and as an energetic, enterprising man,
that Mr.. WOOD is a man possessing too
mauy Oversize talents to I've lost even
for short season, to the county. We
regret that two conservative candidates
should bc i'm the field for the same of
ice. and hope that the weakest will
vet withdraw, which we are sure he
would do, if he could I've convinced of
the fact.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1869-07-23
Virginia Walker.

Gilbert Carleton Walker, says the
New York World, who WAS 80 triumph
antly elected Governor ofthc Old Do
minion, is "A native of Binghamton, in
that State, and is thirty-sevcn years of
are. He was educated at Hamilton
College. Clinton, New York, at which
institution he graduated with honor in
1854. Adopting the law ~ his profess
sion, he practised awhile ut Owego,
Tioga county. Meanwhile, he took
some interest and part in politics, ear
nestly espousing the Democratic faith.
He was frequently sent rs delegate to
democratic State Conventions, and was
a leader among the young Democracy.
Not content with country practice, Mr..
Walker removed to Chicago, hung out
his shingle, and soon acquired Il large
and lucrative business i'm his profess
ion.
In 1865, just a the war was closing,
Mr.. Walker took up his abode in Nor
folk. Virginia, and in short time
became largely identified with the
commercial interests of his adopted
city. He was elected Presiden; of the
Exchange National Bank, position he
still holds. Last year he went to Liv-
erpool rs representative of the
commercial men of Norfolk, with a
view OF furtherilfg their interests by
way M direct trade. While abroad
Mr.. Walker visited Constshntinople and
other portions of the far East.
IN the election for members of the
Constitutional Convention of Virginia,
Mr. w, then a recent resident of the
State, WAS selected rs the Conservative
candidate for the Norfolk District, but,
by the aid Of the iron>ciad oathS and
Federal bayoncts, his opponent, the
well known negro, DIR. Bayne, was
elected. Mr. Walker has always been
a Democrat of the conservative school.
I'm physique he j. oflarge frame, nn inch
or two over six feet In height, has a
,aecine black eye, and is called the
hautlsomest man in Virginia. These
who know him best attribute 10 linn
rare executive ability.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1869-07-23
Ex-President Johnson.

As per announcement, EX-President
JOHNSON made a speech in the Ath-
encum Grove on Thursday, 10th inst.
Not being present and having no re-
porter on the grounds we are unable
TO give our readers even a synopsis of
the speech, which we are informed, by
those who listened to it, was repeti-
ton of his talk made at other places
since his retirement to private life.
The event called together large crowd
from the country, who listened with
interest and marked attention to the
eloquent speaker. Mr.. J. looks hale
and hearty and from appearances bid
fair to take an active interest i'm politics
for years yet, notwithstanding Inc stat
ed ON Thursday that his political life
was at an end.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1869-07-23

once. Stock a al kinds look we'd,
and are steadily tending upwards to
higher prices.
To let you zee how our current prices
compare with your own, ] will give
you q Few figures: Corn is worth 80
cents per busllel; wheat 50 90; -four s.;
bacon Is to u cents; beef to 5 cents;
pine lumler, delivered IN Mckinney at
So per hundred. FI
Our section Of country possesses those
two great essentials to prosperity
health and soil. There are many Diff
Guides to be met in the settlement of
all new countries, no matter what the
natural resources area want of capi-
tai, want of energy, which Is natural
in all new countries, and the existence
of those sources of amusement calcu-
lated to break down industrial pursuits;
and among the most prominent of the
sources Of amusement i'm western coun-
ties is sporting. No country can adj
vance rapidly until the game has been
killed out. The rubbish must he clear
ed away before building can be
erected; 50 it is with improvement Of
new country. Wild animals are
becoming scarce in this locality, hence
the country improves.
The question is sometimes, as to
why it is that emigrants move out here
and remain a short time and return to
their old homes with a sad story, IL it
he such great country? Think this
can be readily accounted for by an
investigation of some of the pcculiari-
ties of a portion of the human family.
But it would he taxing your columns
too heavily to attempt a notice of this
subject at present, and we will pass ii
by.
Mr.. Editor, i must bring this letter
| to close, which l cannot do without a
reflection upon the times and circum-
stances 10y which we are surrounded al
present.
i return home to my humble cottage
at night after hard days work, and
take up the HERALD and peruse it,
and find it letter from all portions Of
my native county, which | love, and
| with whose down-trodden people
warmly sympathize. l think of Ten
nessee with mingled pride and sorrow
/ remember that it was the home of a
JACKSON, a POLK and BELL; as
look out from my door at the break o.
day, and see the first rays of the morn
ing sun as they stream i'm from the
east, Imagine that bright light has
already poured in on my native State
May it not then he so, that when a ray
or two of political light shall have
reached Tennessee, that soon it will
| shed its refulgence upon the "Lone
Star" g
But l must close, bidding adieu tC
my dear readers for the present. Mosi
truly and respectfully,
w. X. I'll. MACK.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1869-07-23

| am deter M ned TO close it out at very low iig-
ures,
CHEAPER THAN CAN BE BOUGHT IN
THE STATE
In order To make room for my stock Of Dry
Goods. ra
While Granite Wash Bow Is and Pitchers that
sold for e.. % are now offered at + 80.
White Parish Wash Bowlcs and Pitchers that
sold for 81 80 are now offered at 81 30.
No, I Granite large Plate nat sold Tor Il ~
Der set, are now Offered at 81 10.
No. Granite small Plates that Sold for 81 p
per sett. are now offered at 81 %.
M. Granite large Cups and Saucer, that
sold for 81 - are now offered at ! -.
No Granite small hid Cups and Saurcrs
that sold tor a. 80 are now Offered at 81 lj
No. . Grauitc Cups and Sauccrs that sold for
o. 90 are now selling at 80 cents.
No Granite large Dishes, lG in. that sold for
81 30 are now offered at 81 75.
No. Granite Dishes, IL in. that sod for 81 81
are now offered at 81 10.
No. Granite medium Dishes, 10 i'll. that SOIL
for a 10 are now offered at Z cents.
No. Granite small Dishes that sol for 10
cents are now offered at % ceGts.
sett gilt China, Al pieces, that sold for
&2S % are now offered at SD ~.
sctt plain China, Al pieces that $ III for
SIS % arc now offered at Is 70.
sett plain China, Il pieces. that sold for
&l4 % are now offered at $40 ~.
GLAsS rUNBLERS, CASTORS, KNIVES
and FORKS, PLATED SPOONS, and
OTHER PLATED WARE.
Now is yuur time. Come. cun,c all, before
they are picked over, for they must 90.
j. n. BAILEY.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1869-07-23
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E n T E r p r | S f..
AUTHORIZED By SPERCIAL Act OF TIE
kENTUC kY LEGlSLATURE.
The Best Scheme E'ycl' offered to tie
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JY LnruI

Seven splendid Ohio River l:oitem Farms,
over Eight Hundred Acres of which are cleared
and under cultivation, and have been rented the
present year for Si2 Per acre. money rent
Good bonds for the rent have been taken and
will be assigned TO those drawing said Farms;
which will be 81 200 in cash To each 100 acres