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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

not be forwarded without an additional,
stamp. The government holds that il
eily engages to make one delivery and
that when the letter is once lifted from
b. offiss that oblig,tioo is d'seharged.
Letters Of this kind are often dropped
10 the Office here aud in the Postal cars,
the result is that they never reach their
destination but are sent at once to the
Dead Lister 0ficl.
Another mistake is often madS by
dropping letter into the Office without
bavinga one cent stamp on it and intend-
ed for some one in town. It likewise
goes to the Dead Letter Office, though
the person for whom it is intended eau
lift it by paying two cents. Bat the
Post Master is not obliged to advertise
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

Y NeW Tarig in Teieyrophing. The
Western Union Telegraph company have
ad pied a new tariff which greatly re.
duces the cost Of sending messages and
which must largely augment their bust.
ness. Mr.. Short, the operator at this
place, has kindly furnished us with the
following list. The FIRST column is tho
old aud the second the new tarif. The
reductions are marked.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

C1erkship cfhe Seaate.--D. I. Bal.
y, Esq, late editor of the Bristol Netts
nd now practiciDg law at this place. is
Candidate for Clerkship in the Sem
e of Tennessee, There are many other
andidates for the same position. As
ir. B is an energetic young man, we
ope. he will not come out at the heels Of
be chase.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

Fine Corn MIR, Jno. Snapp, Of this
place, has left a specimen of very fue
ccrn at our office. Every stalk of this
Born be informs us bears at least two,
end soWe as many as six large years.
IL was gathered from some that had
FALLEN from the cars at the depot, and
is likely to prove a superior variety to
any now known in this country, 1t is
very large, full grained and perfectly
white.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

Recorery Of Mr.. Wm. x Heiskeh-
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. VIM.
X IIei4kell has so far recoveted from
his wound as to be taken to Abingdon.
Lucky Man, he has now outliVed two
attempts upon his life, and we hope
that he may live 20 ripe old age and
finally be conquered by the grim mons
ster only in the natural way.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

Norfolk Dc Great Western Il. Rive
have Received an interesting letter from
Col. Flournoy iu regard so the Norfolk
& Gfeat Western Raih Dad, which we
regret Is crowded out. The Col has
gone to New York, TO meet the Direc>
tors of the Memphis q Ell. Passo Road
aud hopes to effect consolidation of
these roads from Norfolk to SIN Diego.
lie is full of hope and urges our people
20 renewed efforts.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

Cattle DiseUse The cattle disease
gain makes its appearance. Several Of
those left by the disease are covered
with ticks, aud some have died. In the
west where the disease has prevailed
most the opinion is that, the ticks are
the cause of it, as few cattle we're
saved when the ticks we're scraped of.
An ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure. Keep your cattle up
till after frost, or they are sure to be
lost. Clean off the ticks aud try the
experiment
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

Personal We bad the pleasure OF
meeting our :rieOd DR.. ii. NJ Grant,
o Tuesday last He has returned
from Baltimore with the intention Of
making his home permanently in South
west Virginia. He is Prof. in Oh
d ltimcre Dental College and deserved
ly ranks among the best men Of BIS
profession. We are glad his home
is again Cis, Allegarey aud hope to hav
many more pleasant visits from him.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24
CITY ITEMS.


THR sPIRiT OF DRrIRAINATIoN.- Pepper Bros.
are just In receipt Of the largest and handsomest
ASSORTMENT OF Perfumeay, Soaps, Brushes, Combs,
Pocket Cooks, Money Purses, Wallets, Lamps, Lamp
Fixtures. aud pur' AVID fresh Druga, ever brought
TO tla rir ct. on not believe It, go and
for yourselves. They are determined not to be
undersold. sep Az
GoPoRTR's EXTRA AND No pIscouxT.-Nessrs.
Editors. am using the above Flour, and pronounce
It supe rior to any -four have had In six months
past. can recommend 1t. Try It II you wish tho
best sep2i II CiTIzEE.,
To OFFICE SEEKF s.-A good, comfortable once
Can be had by applying ut the Nsirs Office. Rent
very low not over - per month. sep. 24f
RosRdnIis f. q certain cure for the
worst forms OF Rheumatism. II rever fails.
BALTInoRE, May 20, 1858.
DEAR SIR This is to certify that have been
afflicted with rheumatism for the last ave or six
years, many times unable 10 move. tried all medi-
cines recommended TO me for the disease, without
receiving any benefit Having heard " Rosadalis "
highly spoken Of ] procured a bottle, and finding
some relief, continued 1t until am happy 10 say
that am completely we'll.
l not ony consider the Rosadaiis a sovereign
remedy for kheu matism, but believe II also pre-
ventive, and eheerfully recommend 1t to the hfict
JAMES WEBB
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

PRE.SS Ion NALE

&c offer for sale good Hand Press which
5 been used for job work for the last yea Z.
b Of Plain 2lx27. Price si60. Cnss
rn column rules to be had IL desired.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

tn, Bes, Of lie stdsOn.-rMr' Milton
Davault has sent US lot of the finest
peaches we baveever seen. The largest is
92 inches in circumferereuce aud weigh
ed 10 ounces, while the average weigh
Of the entire lot was 6 ounces. Wei
tender our thanks to the donor fer SC
nice treat. We think he is entitled
to the prize. If any of our friends eau
beat him let them do so.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

0tONFECTIONER. aud Candy Now
" uJdctHrer, and Dealer in ForeiGn and
Domestic FRUITS. Nuts. &C., &c.
Weddings, Parties, &c. supplied with ell
kinds Of likes, Confectionery, 80. ct the
Shortes notice.
n5s Refers 10 any Of the merchants u
Lynchburg or s.Trcundii & couLtr..
5. A. BOYD,
No 49, Main st. Lynchburg. We.
Jar 80 3m-con 6m
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

Large enough for small party. -
The bridegroom at the Greenbrier
White sulphur Springs is 3O0x50 feet
The Parlpr and Bali each 90x45 feet
Re asonably large for small party.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

Cen Reoureyo: d. -Geperal Beau
regard is about u transplant in more
Southern latitude a fair daughter
the Old Dominion
SO says the Atlanta Constitution -
Question arises. who ~ the fair daughter
of the Old DominionF-Lynehbury Re
publican
Cannot our Lyuchburg friends tell
usl They need not all soy at once. -
Petersburg index
1t is plain enough-to be sure. As
John Bull would say, We can hahsee it
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24
DEBIL TY,

Th,rs 10 ~ weiicip> ,qnGI n Hogfdnfs CtrmTa
z me-; ; or 1',I , s. r,ocg S.s .s.
synTm Biyfnyiier the dlP,iN, cause
IN enjoyment II rss.A1@ Jood ei0Ih me SO
r1eh % Jig,n IT, PURIFY TIC hood 9'r, good, so'ri
hsdby conn rion eradicate The yHO,o hnge from hs
,ye nIprt bloom 10 ne cheeks aud cLgng, e patient
rum 'hortb,'aihod, .macioicd Weok, aud ne'r0u
iHraiid e JuHJae'd H9.a, and r!por:., p,r.o"-
mad. strong by using tie Biifers or
4 oiIic. In fact, they are Family modi-
clues. They can be administered Win
pcrfccl EAT Z, 20 n child three months
Old, che most delicate female, or man
Of ninety.
TLtgs EsmedirG are ne bed
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

81 Mdur.--0ur citizens were enter
tanned on Monday and Tuesday nights
by St. Maur in his wonderful exhibi'
tons. We have often heard OF him
aud read many jokes about him we
have seen and heard him. Our exPec
tiaiops were raised high, indeed, OF him
FROM the reports OF our exchanges an
they were fully realized. He kept
audience in constant roar Of laughter
and the children would draw nearer tC
him. We laugh yet about Joe wh'
d du't wish To be disturbed 10 his slum
bers aud sywpa'hile with the tende
maid who didn't want tho rnihan pu
in her he'd. lie is a curiosity IN bi
huo aud hearty welcome 10 st. Mau
wuen he comes again.
Prof. Smith will loaS entertain
pleasant recollection Of bis visit,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

Tic expiration Of subscriptions will be
1dicated by the X mark. and if The "News"
niger desired by the party so notified,
j, Fill At once remit the priceof suo3crip
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24
NEW ADVER w. BNsN s.
1899. MAY 18th. 1899.

~ - " 49, ~ ~ ~ - = -
I. B. DUN N 81 cos.
We invite attention IN oar large and cheap assort-
ment Of New spring and SUMMER Goods.
BOUGHT SINCE rHE DECLTNEt
And which FOR beauty, variety, aud 0hsApno's, viii
not b. surpassed tails season.
FOR PAY down ONLY"
We Offer. n raft, the following
80. ~, 50 Brown Cottun,, at ~ TO 20 CENTS.
"a ~ So sc ant IA Blcached Domestic and
shretlngs, 81 prices from i2% TO 30 cents.
loo plsces handsome new s'yls Cslieoes, at from
10 to 1895 cents for best.
100 patterns ,sw and beautiful Lawns, Darases,
Artuures. housirs, hgnraa and solid, Mpaeas,
striped Jacunctts all wool Detaine, Pophns, Moran
biqaos, striped Mohair ChAllics, Hair lined Lawns
Ia all eoors, aud frVm 70 eehis up-Ail new and Of
latest styla.
90 cents, aud all the styles OF Pannier, IRON 10
TO 50 hoops nj astonishingly low prices new style
Boulevard skirts, Veil Barugss, Pink, Blas and
French Corse,ts, all whalebone, In eolors and
white, 81 10 Corset stays and Strings white Mar
settles, for Sacques; white sad colorgd Alpaca
PRINCES, Gimps, Marseiles, fdgings aud Ttinlngs,
SILK Velvet and SIX Trimmings, al eolnrs But.
tons end Braid to match Belts Ribbons, aud Belt
Ing WigAns. eelctcj Nr' ~aitvi Rice Csmbrieks.
brics, Linen Cambria Ilandkcehicfs, MSaElins and
Cotton HAndkerchiefs Hosiery Gloves Of all styles.
BEAUTIFUL sToCR OF LADIES' HATS.
Trimmed and plain, suhdowns, and all the new
styles. A nice Hat from 80 cents mp to the best
Flower, wreaths, and Straw Trimnii g;
Spool Threads, Coats, and all the best
makes; we sell You spools best 200
yards. for rs c-nts, black or white;
white NJ d eolOrcd patent Threads, all
rumbers. Toys, Bfeastpins, Eaf-
Rings, Sets la pure Jet, nice and
cheap PERU mes and Extracts,
Honey, Toilet. aud the uni.
vailed " IFormsley Soaps"
from the bost manu- faet1.
ries; Eiee Pomadcs,
Hunkidor, Rouge aud Z
Lty vile; and
1000 things too. TEDIOUS % Msntioni
Ne have niece stock Of tIdles CITY made aud
Misses Shoes, Of all nrw styles, and warranted nc
shoddy work Chiidren's Shoes, Boys aud Mems
in all styles; Boys And'Men's Hats
RgIDYMiDE CLOTHING.
Summer wear, In the prices from IS Scents up Meas
half. Hose, ties, sraSats, gloves, Nc.
Stock Of fresh
PAINTS, OILS and DYES
Best indigo, madden and dyes Yarns Of best makes
| and all numbers Hoes, axes, spades, ahovelh,
/ forks aud buckets; nails, ThimbleS pndles;
| Trunks, common and good elegant
| QUEENSW ARE all al iSSWfRE.
| very low. Tobacco and Pipes Drugs: IIArdwA
| vi all styles and At low prievs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24
MA 4 TENNESSEE RAlLRo AID.
fl ;ii..... IIlilst al!lI...:.;;;sa

|.|&
ssi.;ss..sSa.sii .,s..;.i.s. si;s.s,;iiiitg
nAil train leaves Bristol, 7 30 p. NJ.
1fsises In Lyncbhurg, 500, A. NJ.
NATL train leaves L'nchburg, o 80 p. NJ.
4ftives in Bris' Of, 500 A. NJ.
7 YfTipht trains leaves Bristol, $50 A. NJ.
Ffe,eht train arrives ate IS AN. & 4.i0P NJ.
Fffight trains leaves Lvnchhurg 8. 10 A. NJ
Live In Bristol 400 A &5IOP. NJ.
U.Fance 2U4 miles; Fare cents per mile.
tninhtes allowed for supper in Bristol.
last TENN. & VA. RAILROAD.
mai train leaves Bristol 5 81 A. NJ.
9friveS in Kn' xville 70 SPIN
Ntil train leaves Rockville, ill5 A. NJ.
Mall train arrives.in Bristol $40 p. N.
f4ight trains leave Bristol, 9 IS A. NJ.
reight trains arrivein Bristol, $40 p. N.
TStsnce 1870 miles Fare cts. per mile.
y minutes allowed for supper in Bristol
Fenp. time heirg,30 minutes slower than
RI. tin'e, the apparent want Of connection
'si~sen the above schedules is explained.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24
Hollands German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

% combination Of all he ingredient Of he Bdfsri,
srih Pure Santa Cruz Rum, Orange, etc. ~ 70 uied
for ne sdss diteasss he Bterf IN cases rh'Ts tos
pure alcoholic stinuls is required foa viii bar IN
mind that these remedies are entirely different Jron,
any ohsrs ddrerts'd for TIE cure ~ he dtsedses naned
cs, being fcent6e prcpd Of incidental exraeti
,chil, the others dsoectOHs ~ rum IN some
FORM The TONIC Is deeidadly ont DE most plea
n, as, ia sJquiste Hs pieasIre aats &, rhie 10
iiC,-gring collaborating and reiteseal gdtties hav'
saused 81 10 BE- kneWa az TIE srsaiel " al ieH'eA
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

The Poem on our outside will richly
repay the mos. attentive perussl.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24
FROM non. oEo. w. WOODWARD.

h,rT Justice Of the Supreme Court Of 7, nnsyynniA
IHiLIpELPntL March 10, 1867.
fud n hrEfHs German Biiers - nd an ihtop-
. hrt3. e., iH 10 good tonic, u.fid in difordere
e. .i.rS ~ crHs ant II great J'Hsm IN ods1 "
.. ifuy GHg udnf AZ H'rrrus driion, in The sysiem-
loGIg iuiv.
GEO W. WOODWARD.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24
Liternrn Notices.

The Land We Love We have re-
oeivod the October number of The
Land We Love and New Eclectic Maya
ziue." This number is unusually iu-
terestiog. its contents are, Classical
Study; Nuts; Passage Of the Red Sea-
The Grand Ola Name of Gentleman;
Jinny's Three Balls; Sonnets; Story
of Euleuburg Pro Mortius; The So.
Historical Society; Three Meetings;
Boys; The NameIess Pilgrim; Chival-
rous Southrons. Mosaic; The Haversackj
Reviews Miscellany aud the Green
Table. IL also contains splendid steel
portrait Of Gustane Dore.
Lippincoa'' Mogd1ine.-The Octo
Der number is on our table 1t con
tains, The Vicar of Bullhampton,
new novel Of greaut interest; Freucl
Fever; Two Names, a poem; The Lone
ly Ones, a tale, illustrated; What saw
ON tho Suez Canal; Beyond the Break
ers, a novel; Dick Libby; The Freed
man aud His Future; From Garret,
poem; Magdalena, novele'tej Tb
Democratic Movement in France; III
pNusuIes Of Poverty, &c
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

A Mistake.-rhers is a very general
impression that letter when taken
from the P,st 0fos, it not opened can
DO forwarded to any other Office without
paying additional postage, which is a
mistake, Ii tue letter is not taken out
the Post Master e.o forward, bat if de-
livered TO friend or to any one i San'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24
.oM rrv. Iosern u. kENNAEp. D D.

.i'nM REV. IOsEru II. KENNAED, d. D..
. at he r. nth B,pl- Church, Philadelphia.
,r I.cAs,V nEAR Sal hare been yte2uen'y
.. I'd 10 ,,,Hrsd E;y adms Wiih recommendation o.
. ~. I.i.ls N msiifiHss bH rsgdrding NE Prdcfies
IF az q Irop,idte sPfrrs. hdre ~ all edte' ds
q: tai ie,M cis'r pr0oC in p0T'oai Instances dna
.eulrl "a & u,y orH i0miig II he usctWHeu ~ "
n s,f4 ~ mon Bdisfs dsIa's fer once from ny
~ ,atse 10 eypIess nay fuh couriction udt Tor gen
drriuy =" the sys'cin aud especially for LNsI
= " 8 t. Pei r; e.. z; 8, ' g: q;
rr. "sErnrIp-A-s - 10 hpie rho tsgsF
on E.e gs..e ounes Hours, rsrH respectfully,
j. n kEYHARD,
Eighth, LeIOw coates slTsSL
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24
DIED
county, Va, Of Dropsy, Mrs. Ban
J, aged 90.
NEW ED VERIIsAMBNTS
MNENTRAL HOTEL

MNENTRAL HOTEL
" AND RESTAURANT
OPPOSITE THE PAsgsSaER Exchange DEPor,
BRISTOL, Va, 4 Tenn.
This House opened for the reception Of guests
the I'd OF September, 1907 and is fitted up in the
very best styleas
AFIRsT- CLASs HOTEL.
The Table is constantly supplied with the best
which the country affords, and the guests Of the
House are guaranteed as good Meal Us can be OBJ
tained at any Hotel in Bristol.
PRICES VERY MOD ERATB
There Is RESTAURANT attached to this IIot.l
where gentlemen get Meals and snaeks a all
hours from o'clock A. ~ to 10 l.. NJ, on the most
reasonable terms, as my motto is, "ro Live and
Let Live "
oysters, Fish and Game In Season.
Ny BAR is stocked with the best Rrsndies, Wines,
Whistles, Gins and Scgars.
MASSEY & cos PHILADELPHIA CREAM ALE
On draught. All Drinks, straight mixed, TES
CENTS.
Board and Lodging, per Day................ q 50
q Week ............. 90
" Month ............. 20 OO
q" without Lodging, per week...."..... 90
Month. ......... 10 OO
A. V. sPRADLING, Formerly Of Richmond, Va.
sep 24f Proprietor.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

.r,r ,porrp aud ,cm cure Oh diHas,i rsnkirg FROM
Hfe"@d M you e sle|ga a,, j., L,;p , you,
~ - Nup,d hal hg "A RrVhdifion by he uts
4 THREE rfmsd,cs szk4n.1-HlzidHd no disedse 1'Ii
Hssasi ga Tae b>s "a TIE country recommend
'fm n y'orS Of honeH reputation 70 for unytA'"s
90 sGa ~ ness p tIGTatt0Hs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

BAu0H'b NAW bONt IHUeFHAIHl FeI IVHi -
RHoDEs PHOsHHAfE iIsE, per ton, ..
Fowls a Cos PHosPHArs PERuy. 0VANo' =
BALro. CRY MASuFAcrG Co.'S fEKriIlzhki y,
BAtro. Cirr 5. S. PouDRKrrE, per ton, y
Ratio. CRY :. PorDkRrrE, per ton,
PLAsTER, Ground, 10 barrels
Do. do. &c. baga,
ian 20. ny
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-24

A. V. sPRADLING, Formerly Of Richmond, Va.
sep 24u Proprietor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-21
FLOUR, NEAL AND LUmsER.

Sale 10 take place aOn the premises. Terms
0ne-third easifa n etlce in one aud two years.
sei0 d&w j. Z. WHITE, Proprietor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-21
FOREIGN.


Interesting from London, Paris and DpbIiq.
PROM LONDON.
LoSDoN, September 20.-The demon
stration in favor of the imprisoned Fe-
mans took place to-day. Professions
were formed in Clorkenwell, and with
bands % music and bearing flags and
notices, marched in perfect order TO Tro4
Galzar Square. and there the meeting was
organized. Six thousand persons were
present. George Henry Moore, M. P. for
Mayo, presided, who, on taking the chair.
addressed the meeting. He condemned
i he English Government for the prolonged
incarceration of the political offenders,
and c0ntrasted it, conduct inithis. respect
with that of the other State4 of Europe,
and concluded that England could
only be compared with Prussia. He
hoped that the British people would
no longer tolerate such excessive
severity and demanded the liberalism Of
the prisoners, as matter Of Justice.
Mr. Bradlaugh aud others followed in
the same strain.
Resolutions urging the unconditional
pardon Of the Fenians were unanimously
adopted The proceedings were very en-
thusiastic, and no disturbance whatever
occurred.
Tie Paris correspondenee OF The Times
says the EmperoF's Feeovery has caused
lull In the fiery debate which bad begun
between the party OF the Empress andthe
friends of Prince Napoleon. The rivalry
already displayed by each faction gives
foretaste of what is in store for France
when the death of the Emperor lets bis
family loose. and gives up the State 10
their unseemly discord
FROA PARIS.
PANS, September 20.- rum0r IS cur
rent thai Prussia is about to annex the
Grand Duchy OF Baden.
PROM DUBLIN.
DUBLIS, September 21.--John Morton
has gone on a visit to the United States.
The Irishmaa, Of to-day, says no terms
for Ireland viii BE- accepted without the
release ofthe Fenians. II Is the verdict
OF the Irish people thar England must
set these men free, or vow That her
promise OF q better government for Ire
land Is lie.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-21

WE solicit OF Merchants only an inspse-
W lion III tiei largest stock ia our line ever
offered IN tSe SourhNesi,
We fsili and are determined 70 offer such
Inducements that Memphis shall not be sec
onu 10 any other market Tor Boots and Shoes.
FRIEDMAN BROS.
stS Z4i Main street, Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-21
RITUALlSM.
Remarkable Sermon by the Rector Of ST.
AIbaa's, New York.

NEw YoRK, September "a remarka-
bts sermon was preached by the Rector of
81 AIban's Episcopal Church, yesterday,
wherein the reverend gentleman affirmed
that the Episcopsl.ans and Roman CStho-
lie belief j. positively alike, sl!hough the
members do not commune together, owing
t0intrigues ~ lhe Court OF Rome. a the
time OF the Reformation. He boldly as
serted that these churches are but one,
aud that the members are al Roman
Catholics, and he hoped 10 see the day
svhen both should be uaited under the
iatter name. and unite in eoinngpion.
The sermon Great ed much sensation among
Ehe hearers, mady Of whom were Protest
ants, from other denominations, whose
t9lief be attacked, utterly denying their
faith a. q religion bassd on Christ.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-21
ITEMS FROM NEW YORK.


Spanish News from eaba.--The Telegraph
cOmpanies---New York City Council re-
guest their COngressmen to vote for re,
coenition Of independence Of euha---la'
surance DifRcslty- Strike among Paper
Stainsrs---Fearfui lceberss at Sea-
Tammany Hall.
NEW YoRK, September a.-The Span
ish journal pu blished here saws we cannot
have Cuba, and threatens MS with war;
and war with Spain, as it demonstrates it,
means speedy and utter ruin to the United
states, as Spain would blockade Philadei-
phia. New York and Boston with cui-
rassed and wooden frigstes while flying
division would destroy the arsenals al
other points along the coast. The article
concludes: Are we prevailed to war?
Then let US have il. We viii heneeforth.
offer what We have. and even what may be
realized IRON the sale Of our newspaper
establishment, aud our own person he
sides. God will watch over our family,
and then here's TO Spain forever"
The managers of the various competing
lines to-day received orders To continue
their contracts this week for the trauspor
tstion of dry goods and general merchan-
disc 10 Chicago, st. Louis, Louisville,
Cincinnati and Memphis al the same
cheap rates adopted by the Pennsy lvania
central, Erie and New York Central
Roads, several months since, /
The Board OF Aldermen have adopted |
resolutions, calling on all the Congress
men from this city to vote for and arge
the recognition of Cuba at the next ses7
sion.
The Royal Insurance Company contests
the payment of a policy Of $4,000 10
second wife and deceased policy-holder-
on the ground that he policy was INSIDE
out in the name OF the tlrst sile, and aoi
changed on the re-marriase. after Hle
death OF the first wife. The decision Has
not been given yet.
Tine PSFeE stainers struck to-day, 1901
men, employed in twelVe establishments /
going out.
The Captain Of the ship southamptoA |
arrived here this morning from Tehsuntr |
pee. on the west coast of Mexico. He rai
ports thai h6tWeen latitude 50 and 5eI
south, Longitude 90, me ssY leo very largeA
oae Of which Tas from seFen to
eight miles in length aud FROM 800 to 400 4
feet in hight.
The heat to-day was intense for the
season. A ease Of sunstroke is reported.
The Pammany delegates, chosen today,
to this Democratic State Conventions in
rlude w. NJ. Tweed, 81. Feldeu, S. 5.
Cox ltenraa EaM and A Oaklev.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-21
TELEGRAPRIc MARKETS.
NFW YORK.

NEW YORK, September 30.--Dry to9ds,
The market IS active and steady fot most
classes Of staple styles Of cotton alld
wooden fabrics Tho only changes q in4-
portanee to-day being decline af g Lei
yard in Ciarksbeary BrowH Hte +iu7h,
which now sellai i65ze; RoB RQx Lilssy IS
redused TO isc. AID Kirkland y a. 6
the same price,
The money i.sflSt4 is stringent, Il u
the most urgt 81 : osmangf: cail loans are
sharp al per ~. goid and on the stoek