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A Pamphlet for the Orleans Princes-May
be "a "Slraw'' but Significant-Napole0n
and Cavaienac-An Unfortunate Tinnncier.


and Cavaignac-An Unfortunate Tinnncier.
PARIS, July 3, 1870.
A pamphlet has made its appearance here which, II
il be not suppressed may attract considerable aten-
ton. 1t is entitled, .'Lois dEIA Conbe les Deur
branches de Ii MdtsOn de Bourbon" and Is written
by NJ. Degouve Derungues, one OF the principal
Orleanist agents in Paris. In recent letter tod
you that the government would decide against the
request Of the Princes Of Orleans to return to this
country on the ground that Louis Philippe had
refused similar request made by the elder branches
Of the Bourbons. 1t should be borne In mind that
the law against the elder branch passed the Cham
Der of Deputies 10th April 1882, when Louis Philippe
was King the revolution having taken place In $780,
The law against Louis Philippe and the Oreansts by
the republicans bears date Goth May 1S4s. Now
without doubt 1t VIII he proposed In the Chamber to
abrogate both of the above Lois d'EIa. but the law
will not pass NJ. Degouve Derungues, Of course,
In taking up arms Tor the Orleans Princes
selects the most vulnerable point for attacking
the imperial government The weak spot is
a manifesto published by the present Emperor
In the spring OF 1s49 when he started for
The Presidency against General Cayaignac, OF which
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Canary prices ruled higher than In London. The
crop was late anu not so large as last year.
INDIA.
the Empire.

G-soR'"-l survey Of the Empire.
from the as number OF the Friend or india, Just
u hahd IRON Europe, 1--WE learn that the Governor
GENERAL In Council has ordered the thanks Of the
government OF India to be conveyed to Dr.. Thomas
Uidnam supe intendent Of the Geological Survey Of
IuIa no mas peen 30 successful In tracing ont the
valuable Goa beds In the districts of Chanda and Be-
rar during the last season, for the great assistance
ration, and the valuable reports which he has sub
mitted IN regard to them" As the scent nc portion
or the survey Is now completed DR.. Old IAN WILL AZ
requested by himself more than a year since be
relieved from the very onerous and responsible task
OF managing the practical operations connected with
these explorations, which Will for the future be en-.
trusted to the 10 al government.
Dr. Oldham has not yet been able TO report any
thing definite regarding the alleged coal deposits AZ
Midnapere He has, however pointed oat lie pro-
per position for boring there, and Will return to tho
spot when coal Is struck.
Extra ordinary atmospheric Phenomenon.
A circumstance has occurred-as we learn from
our III from Asa-in India which requires the
PLANTATION OF the learned. The central india Times
states that strange phenomenon has lately pre-
sentcd Itself III the Chanda district at the village OF
Warrora On the 2sd OF February last when an
endeavor WAS being made to empty a reservoir CON-
nected with tank at that place by opening the
drainage pipes II was found that the water would
reservoir was pumped dry and it was discovered
that a sold mass OF Ice. some III ee feet in
aR The naa ou Of e pue
machine-made Ice. Tie Inspector OF Police, Mr..
Lima was present and saw the block OF ice cut out,
ana the Deputy Commissioner, Major Lucie Smith,
arrived some two or three hours Afterwards hut IN
time 20 see some OF the unmeted fragments still
naming The soil under which this phenomenon
occurred is the common black loan OF the Deccan
mented at the joints with composition OF lime, lin
seed OIL, ana cotton, pounded up together. and the
proecling masonry or the indigenous sandstone aud
mortar The water in the reservoir ana pipe had
remained perfectly still for about SIX months pre-
Rod j N =. q
It's scarcely necessary to say that the temperature
W Warroia neV at any time even approached reez-
ing point ~ 4
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SPAIN.

Queen Isabolla's Abdication-Her NIajcsty's
Mistake In Going to Paris-1ho Attempt 70
"BIow Up'' the Gibraltar Magazine-G ossip
In Madrid. rr.-k UE
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14
The KING JIe,goI

We made but hasy reference In our
asst to the contest that came off On We'd
nesday night Of last week at Bristol, be
tween eight Of tie students of King Utlleae
for the King Pike Medal.
The eontestnnts were, Messrs. Carter,
Preston, iltrr Cox. Wallace, Davis, Long
aud Mcconnell
I"e Medal, az We stated in our lost, was
awarde 10y 9 bare majority of the Commit
tee, To Mr.. Gutter We listened 10 all the
orntions attentively, aud we are since re
when We say, that we have never heard them
exeelled, II cqualled. ut any College in this
country They were more manly, aud had
less OF the sopho.Loric about them III n We
have been accustomed to hear, aud withal
they were characterized By more originality
than usual ON s1ch occasion
King College certainly deserve. encour.
ngemrn', for II has a very efficient Faouliy,
anu nc training Of the Young gen lemon
lhat they had byon institc el with great
hdellily. - abingdon Vrgh,aa.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14
Rcc' pfion IT the Remains of Nh
.. PeuJ0,ig.


Irroui the BOston Pct, January, 5lh.l
The funeral train that is TO convey the re
mains Of the late George peabod, from
Portland to Peabody is now being prepared
nj the car shop Of the Eastera railroad, in
Salem. IL viii consist of tnrCe of the
iInesl cars on the road, ana baggage car !.
The cars Nos. -, IS aud ~ have been
selected. In No ~ the seats have been re.
moved, aud n raised lais, ten feet IN length
ana two feet square, erected in tho centre.
covered with back velvet, burlered with
silver braid, and festooLel with massive
silver fringe, studded with silver rosettes
and tasseh. On this the casket is 90 reet.
securely fastened. The car is | ned with
alternate stripes Of black and white alpaca
pendent from the GENRE Of the monitor
roof aud Topped back TO the sides above the
Windows. Al each eud the Scr IS of 81,
George Hn'i the 'Star Spaugled Banncrn
are hung and nrc Hoped back ia the same
manner. covered with black Grape s. tliat
the eolors are dimly seen through it, while
the air sill 10 recoleat with the perfume Of
choice flowers, 4 handsome carpet, Ia
which black aud green are appHately len
ded. covers the floor Tue splendid loconlo.
tive that bears the name Of the honored
deed will he used t. con oy the train to
aud from Portsmouth.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14

THERE is u very general impression
that Browulow is still in favor of Sell
ter and as consequence is opposed to
congressional interference in Tennessee
affairs This like many ether notions
existing 10 the minds of men, VINO fol.
Inv their feelings rather than their
Judgment is great error. Browplow
is non in fall symwa,hy with the Stokes
Radical, and revoluliouists. Their ain,
j. to put the S alto under military
government that they may share the
spoil
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14
M ARRTEIo

SACi.-plNSoN.- On the l,tht. a,
The resideue" "ithe Brides lAtu,r. .iu Green
vie De- rirt, :. G., lN the My. j. NJ
Robinson, Mr. S ,N'L l. SArL. ,'r of B.istol.
Va y Tenn. 10 Mics Il zl1 DIX n.
SIlAFER-nANCHEK b. On Dec. at.t
isog' ntar Limestone Dept. by kev. ". d.
h'hAm, Ar' WILLIAM HNcHsR, nf Sal.
! van eIa"'y, to h'-s Etz-rr SnArsp,
of Washington county
MIST RUSSELL. o. Deeenb,,. 30.
isS' AZ Chneky Vale, y rtv M.R. Rank
"a Mr. MtlisN 81. Ecssn If Gmeue
nn.S 20 Mos Ma Niy J. Wrr. da,YLtr,
oi ~ west E'q Of Wa hin so. Ianty'
Me LELiAN-RnEA On the ssh =,
pe3 1863, at the residence OF Tho b,hlSs
hther near uaioa, by Rev John n. XII.
er A. MccLrIIRN to MS, yAgy IN
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14
The ConstitM,ionof eenre,,io

me Constitutional COHreHfiOH.
The Q OnVOmion met il Nashville on
Monday aud organized by ,hctiug
John G. Brow, an Ex.Goufederatc
General, us permanent President.
We sincerely hope its sessiun may be
harmonious aud Its action cautious, pru,
1cut aud wise.
We were opposed to negro suffrage
because We did not think the negro
qualified to'exercis,, with Intelligence.
the tights bestowed upon him b. the
elective franchise. But tia, our enc
mics have forced i, upon us tbs oiut
vi the blyonsti, in order to build no a
pH'y Ia aur mids, hostile 10 our neon.
aud matitu'ians, for our humiliation
aud subjugation, We are Wiling 10 ne.
cepi 1t, Jusl Us 10 time Of battle We ac.
e,p' latlery which we have CHARGED
aud taken from tho euemy We can
'"n Ie6rp suffrage npou is authors and
aud make that which was Intended a. a
curse prove a Olyssing No h,roG,,o
hoPs there viii be no cfIort made in tho
Convention to disturb tho negro ia the
exercise Of the elective halshio n.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14
H. is7o.
YTRETNTINEUS,

there u little nth reporting during the
week inst clio ed .Cnnsress has again met
and Virginia has ho' vet been restored TO
Der place in tho naf o IS council. A mum
her vt Yrgiuisn, Conservative andsRadi
cal, are in sttends ce upon its session to
'nrge the States and her exclusion Jas.
Goodwine, n,gro, murdered a negro named
JOhnson. near Salem Tn Tn, sdsy evening
j.. Thom,s E-rgusoa, Of Lynchhnrg, Is
mead Capt. Thos. Burton, Of the Schoon-
er Hope, was drowned 10 tho Richmond
dock on Friday last -. Several Thousand
neg oes have left the State within the past
few weeks. The Fire Alarm Telegraph
of x chmobd has been competed d
Wsring ia to have a m"num-nt he money
HIS heen rs's'd TIL" Ricl no vi and
Heinrich mennbc-s ~ the General Assembly
h've f,r~arde1 memorial '" Cong ess
as'xing that the State he admit d. 81
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14
GEORGIA.
The I.cgislature--vioie Scenes
Much Excitement Prevailing.


ATLANTA, Jan. ll.-In the Senate Pro
vislonal Governor Bullock's order conven-
ing the Legislature, aud General Meade's
order OF June b anpouncir & the names OF
Senators elect, were read, when the men :
beers came forward 30 qualify among VIII m
were Aaron Alftrio Bradley, and G impbe
negroes. CAmphell, negro, made prot, /
against the qualifying Of several whit
members, as having held tfi e and 'ngag d
in the rebellion, az d not set relieved . (
their dis 'blli'i"s, bur, at i'll applause from
tie ga ties, III Were sworn in An, {
Two whiie mrmb,rs who we're sworn ar,
OnSidrred a. tot being able to q lal fy.
Beij luii' COrley was elected Speak r.
. la the II use the CIV, r. o,'s procls ms.
ion and G. neral Msadv's order were read :
iho he opinion of the Attorney General
As IL the quail acatiOn Of m mi ers. Danrt
the swearing In nf the members. Btyani,
x-meniber and Postmaster Of August !,
interrupted the Proceedings by declaring
me reading Of the opinion OF the AT ny
y neral an outrage, and revolntionar, -
beng called To order by the Speaker, b,
refused the Speaker then ordered his ar
r st hy the Sergrant-lt A ms but Bry
ant, whose ;Iiei d. clustered about him, 70.
sisted, aid several pistols were drawn
Boodsied being immin Mt, Brytni b, ID the
ipor, protesting sg inst the right Vi th.
speaker, pro TN. ~ The chair, q j q .all
vas himself elected chairmsn. a commii
tee OF three WIS hen appointed to wait o.
General Terry, 10 obtain his views o. 10 he
egal,ty OF the proceedings. General Ter
~ advised the Orginlz tiOn OF the House
"n the plan begun, when the proceeding
sent IN in quiet.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14

sTaE Cuban cause has now reached a
peiat whero it may be- said to have fail
ed. True, they are still in tie field,
badly armed, poorly clad, aud suffering
for supplies generally. They are with
out sea port, and the Spaniaids boast
that they can march to any point in
tho Island. They may struggle yet a
while, but not having won am impor.
tant battle they must ultimately yield
to superior NUMBERS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14
San Don,il,nn l1,,ucnn1i.

A treaty has been made between the
United States and tie authorities q
San Domingo, by which the latter be.
comes a territory of the former The
terms are 81 100000 to be paid BY the
United Stats, which sum is to be ex>
rended in liquidaliug the debt If San
p'mipgo. The treaty has to be con Grm.
ed by The u s Senate aud vote #
the ei liens Of San Domingo.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14

EXTREME Radicalsm is developing
iteelf everywhere, That of Congress
is really alarming, while 10 North Car
oliua the Legislature boldly proposed
to prolong its session two yeafs aud to
pa ga militia law authorizing tie Gov.
ernor to organize and cqnip force, to
proclaim martial Law and pcr2ctratc
other enormities. 10
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14

LYNcHBUEG is act veiy engaged at
work to secure the necessary funds FIR
the Clifton Forge Railroad his i,
QUO Of the most important roads that has
been undertaken sihce the war though
until the completion Of the Chesapeake
end OHIO was assured, it was without
practical importance.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14
LIED.

FELLERs.-At her home in Greene coun.
~ on the lGsl Of December, 1869, Of Pneu-
m'nia, Mrs. ELIzA 4 consort OF NJ. @,
Fchers. $50, aged ffty-foir years aud Lix
niOhths.
RHEN go Died nj Loudon, Tenn, on the
SIS Of D c., 1869, J IN RnEA, formerly q
Gr enc county.
EPPERSON,- Died. in New Garden,
Russell county, Va, on the stb day of Dec.
1879, Mrs. Nancy EPrERsoN, in the l0Gtl
year Of her age.
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---H-zst--- -
TENNESSEE NEpS-

TIE rssssngar train whi,h l-ft Chat g.
no pga on Friday for Kaoxviil woa thrown
from the track mar Cleveland. Two pa
sengtr cars we're thrown from rhe ira. X,
on rolling alb )ut forty feet, tn u.f hut f "
OF the PASSENGERS are seriously iijlred. A
Mr.. TttOi bad lis leg broken, and Mas
tluk, 81 Yirginie, had ber hrni ed. NJ .
HILL way tlis unucior, NJ. Driscbl, Il Q
j. i ross NJ sS-gsr. NJ Blwye the me- $
hg nj, aud ule vi tue brakrsmer, were |
isbtly Lurt. After considerable dele i,
Z ey went on 10 L in. whete hey met I .
down train, were trsrHf-rred, and s-riv, d
h,r re lat ~, ming. MistAugusta Eeai 8.
tie an huresS, Was on The train aud recev-
I'd u lries which, II Il feared, are feart d,
ore mortal. The Convention met on Mon
day and elected iin @. Brow n, an exc, n
f-dsrato &c ,eral, permanent Preside. -.
E.dthing ~ an imp.r ant nature has t~ I'd
III" Lrgsla'ure.
II race NJ BARD, s. VI. Ar7ell. W. Smith.
W b. Stokes, r wi. Tillmr, x. x Lutte
aud WIZ. q. BiosnIw have M d IN .
memorial to Congress, setting forth that II Q
election for q vernon ~as held 10 opanEv =
laiion of the G 'n'titn,ion, that tn" Reb, ls
tl4yad Jack aud kicked up me drvil gen
erallv and asks toisress TO do such acts
and pass such laws as viii afford relief to
the people IF Tenness, 70.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14
TELEGRAPHlC.
CONGRESS-.

WAsHINGroX, Jan. II, lSD,
II y,F.--Ths Recon.trua ion G ,mmit'ee
: pm ed bill Tor tie adm s>i, Of VIr.
sini,. IL vas MIDI the order for to NOR.
rev. IL contains Bntlei's presmhle. md
the words that the indictment conditions
Of the bill are, that none NV voting shall
hereafter I've cScluA d +; exActs the di quail
ications ri the fonrir, Htf smendnieni and
ltgll,z S the Srnarmiil, ciion. Mr.. Farm,
worth, ref ng IL the hill f ON ihs Recon
At uriion Commute for the admission (, (
Virg' Mis-, said that instr actions were TO al
low a liberal latitude 10 every amendment
snd in debate.
Mr.. Bingham pHsred his bill as 4 snb>t.-
tute, B'ih were pcs poned till I" morros.
The indications point to a considerable
debate.
NJ. O will move 10 cancel all the r
cObsiruc lon Committees hill, making Il c
teton Of Virginia irreyocahlc.
Mr. Wood will M We TO sirike out all after
Lh fi,s sec in.
NJ. Eldridge remarked tod " OF the W.
Sinia bill that the condition, imposed were
abOniiuaUle.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14

Mr.. Huntingdon, President Of the
Chesapeake aud OAio Railroad, says
that the present location as far as the
Grcenbricr White will be maintained
This definitely settles the location
ooce at the White You pass upon tho
waters of the kanawha and thence TO
the Ohio.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14

Ar DO time within our memory has
crime been sc great, as at the present
Every exchange teens with murders
robberrics and suicides. Virtue seems
to have i st its force and crime stalks
abroad at moor lay.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14

De- U X MUSE = an Thursday ev-
enlvg las by Rev. II C. Neai, Mr.. Isaac
D~Bu-R aud Miss SARAH ELzABE1H,
Daugh or of Mr.. Daniel Nusser, all of
A binLd H.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14
DOTYIs WASHING MACHINE
UnivcrsnI Clothes Wringcr

UnivcrsaI Clothes wringcr.
IMPROVED with Roweli's Patent Double
! Cngwl eel and the Patent Stop are now
un ne ticnab'y far super or to any apparat.
us for washing cl ,thes ever invented and
will save their cost tNice-a ysar by saving
labo and clio Ines.
Those who have USE d them gil E testimony
as follows:
We like our machine much euuld not
be persuaded to do without il and with the
aid Of the Doty, we feel that VIC are mas
ters Of the position. Red J.. Chr man,
Bishop, M + Church
" IL is worth one dollar n week in any
family Beao York Tribune.
- In the laundry Of my house there IS a
perpetual thanksgiving on Mondays for the
iuvehtior."- ReU Theodore Coylor.
"a Every week has given it stronger hold
upon the affections of the inmates of the
laundry. IN r. 0bsrUer.
=, heartily commend it to economists Of
time mouCy and nteniment -Rev D,
BsHotns.
Friend Doty-Your last improvement OF
your Washington Machine is a success |
assure you, our Machine after n years
use, il thought more Of to-day than ever and
woul Int be parted With under any circum
stances. - Siion johnson.
Your washiRg MACHINE has been in daily
use in our landry, and tho housekeeper ex
presses her elf as highly pleased. with il.
It certaily accomplishes greater amount
# work, less labor, and does not wear the
clothes near so much rs the old fashioned
wash board. By-useng it one laudIe is
dispensed with. ~ r. III Round, Saper
intendent Of Infant Department Of s. Ca h
crimes Nursery, N. J, city.
PRICES "A Fab OFPER.
Send the retail price. WASHER Sea, Ex.
ira Wr uger s., and will forward either OF
both machines, free of freight; to places
where no one is sell and so sure are we they
viii be liked, that we agree to refund the
money If any one wishes to return the ma.
chine free Of freight, after a mouths trial.
according to d rections.
No husband, father or b. other should
permit the drndgery Of washing with the
hands.fiity two days in the year, when il
can be done better, more expeditiously. with
less labor, and injury to garments, by Do
tvs Clothes Washer aud Universal Wiring.
er.
Canvlsssers with exclusive right Of sale
can make msney fast by selling them
Sold by der lers generally, TO whom liber-
al discounts are made
Il. c. BROWNING, Gen Agent
% Cortlandt st \ ew Yok.
Dec. "a, 1869
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14
shan yiro,nia Come In

lrrom tho y Y Tribunel
Many sui jects will be pressed upon
the attention of Congress forthwith;
yet VIC deem noue Of thcm more impor.
taht or IN re urgent lban ibe restoration
of Virginia to her proper place in the
councils of the Republic. 1t was, in
our view, a blundcr not to Ndmit her at
once, aul without division or demur, Oh
the meeting of Congress last mouth
Ne cntrcli .he Republicans OF bolB
Houses ~ deal with this matter promptly
and decisivcly. fDI'
+ e.
Again nc cut.cat the Republicans IN
Congress 10 act promptly, generously,
wi<el'. IL was wrong TO have suffered
day TO pass arIcr tie Virginia dele
cation presented itself without anti
ting them. Every ezaction now made
of them viii tend 90 evil, and that
mIy. Every days hesitation is an in
jury and a loss. Apy requirement that
the Legislature shall be purgod Of those
iairly clecte will be an exhibition Of
bad faith, aG lonl to invalidato Vir.
GINA ratification Of the XVIII Amend.
ment We pray that Virginia be ad.
mitted without further cxsctions, and
before the clio SC of this week.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Elk ECUTRIx SALE.
FINE ART COLLECTION
OF THOMAS THOMPSON, ESQ.
By II. II. LEEDS 4 MINER, Auetioreers
Art Ga'lries, ell Broadway, n. ",
commencing Feb, and conli ning
day aud evening until sold.

Ihs epllrciou Is The nus sNtunsiVo aHa yalua-
BILE tvpf cWp'd IN the nnit,d Sigtcs. Valued
about 100000. tompiisiIg nearly two ihon-
sand pictures from celebrated European artists
fioin the ijh eenufy 10 tho present time dncudne
many originals OF great yalae) also Paintings fron
cvlebr-ied American artists,
lHE ESfihE COLLECTION WILL mr. s0tp wfruaur
HtfrRNn on LihIrATioS, r0'ctOsKrug isrtrl
Catalogue forwarded on receipt OF 20 cents Al.
dress the Aurfionerrs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14
0n0BARRELS, Half Dbls. aud kits
AOO No. /, 2, & 3. Mack |,
" 81 IL q LIN 4 IQ-n

a u
HOO No. /, 2. & 3. Mack |,
Lyrcllu g, Jan. Ii 1870.
LEE, TARLoR d co.
900 Rags Rio, Lag, ira. and Java Coffee,
Lyi ehburg Jan. IA, $40.
LEE, TAYLOR AGO.
900 Barrels Cat Loaf Crushed. Powdered,
Graduated A. b. d. ard Extra "Cp Sugars,
Lyuchbnrg, Jan. IL, 1870
LEE. TAYLOR & co. !.
100 Brrels assorted New YORK Syrups,
Lynelburg, Jan. II 1870.
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
zoo Boxes Sxlo, and l0xl2 window Glass.
Lynchburs, Jan. "a, 1879.
LEE, TAYLOR & co
! 90 Barrels Fresh ground James River
Cement. Lynchburg, Jan. IL, '87I
LEE. TAYLOR & 90.
o. Barrels Thomaston Lime.
lOi g Calcined Plaster.
l.yneliburg, Jan. IL, 1870.
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
200 Barrels Pure Va. made Cider Apple
Brandy. Lynchburg. Jan. H. 1870.
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
100 Barrels Rectifed Corn and Rye Whisky.
Lynchburg, Jan. IL, 1870.
LEE, TAI LOh y W.
% Barrels Pure Ilockbridge Co.. Va. Rye
Wi Ky. Lynchburg. Jan. u, 1870.
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
600 Kegs Dnponts Rifle, Blasting and
Mining Powd r. -pY
100000 Feet Surface and Water Proof Fuse
Lynchburg, Jan. II, 1870.
LEE, TAYLOR CO.
800 Kegs assorted Old Dominion Nails.
Lynehburg, Jan. Ia. 1870.
LEE, TAYLOR g. co.
10000 "Ketlers" Celebrated Yara Puff.
Opera, and Londras Segars.
Lynchburg, Jan. IL, 1870
LEE, TAYLOR & CO.
100 Gases each" l.. l.. Amisleads High
lander. Dictator, Red Rover Asl l'yhand
Revenue Gutter, Smoking Tobacco.
Lynchburg Jan. II. 1870
LEE, TAYLOR & GO.
jan IA, 1870 If.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14

IL You would have health, strength vigor Of DO ~
and mini, joyousness by day AID sound sleep At
night, take kosESHEIN's STOMACH BirrERs-the
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negro suffrage the South gains twenty
three representatives 10 Congress aud
as the Nor b forced it upon the South
let the South force it upon the NORTH.
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