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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-05-13
SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
IRON WORKS.

IESO N w OEOESS-
YYAvfNG recently returned from trip, for tho
Al purpose of adopting all late Improvement In
Machinery ut tho North, we are now prepared to
make and furnish the following Machinery and In.
plemcnts:
Stationary and Portable Engines, Cir
cular Saw Mills, Grist and saw Mill
Clearing, Sorghum Mills, Tobacco
Fixtures, Horse Powers, Thrash
ing Machines, Superior Smut
Machines, Bark Mills, Wool
Cardlhg Machines, Pick
ers, plOws and Points, of the
most approved Patterns, Ratings,
Columns, Stoves, Building Fronts,
Cast Windows, and Door Frames, Sor-
ghum Boilers, &c.
Tho attention Of M!Ls.wRlGnTs Is particularly
Invited, a. we viii put up
MILLING MACHINERY,
powor that they may prefer. Merchants IN tl'is and
the adjoining counties viii be supplied y It'll
Pillow $ AND POINTS,
Now y rk Premium No. , and 4, Bradlry's, Liv-
ngston'E and iiill Side pluws nf all siEes.
tlI iron and Copper t,kcu in Exchange for CAST
ms.
We are Manu- faciuror.' Agents Tor the sale of
Rcapers to cthar with AIRY other Machinery wan
ted that we H. not make.
Best quality 81 Plaster kept const.nty on hand.
A Tewchty Horse Engine and Circular saw Mil now
SAW
j. d. BARRETT & CO.,
wy,rs,iils Va
Mcssr. /. n. DUNN 4 CO.. Bristol, Tom, arc
| our agents Tor sale Of all gods kept by Us.
dsrch II, lS7j.-tt J Is. BARRErr Co.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-05-13

The TWO HORSE PLOW WiH do BsiIoesn
Hearier Work than other Three Horse D Queer.
No more uso for Four Horse Plowsl
Any Land Ia Virginia eau be Plowt with Two Horse
El.y Price the Same Other Pines
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HOUSE CARPENTERS & JoINERs!.

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tol or vicinity.
We think all persons designing TO build
would do well TO call on us, all kinds Of work
from plain and neat to finest ornamental aud
as low as We can afford it. We can give best
References. Address
DEN STERL IN &DRO
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Oil Prizes, $s14,s2o 1!

Comprising the richest river bottom tobacco
farms in the wealthy county of Henderson,
Ky, with all their appurtenanees.
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Capital Prize, 10000.
smallest Prize, $40

also $4,000 in GREENBACKS, rent money,
which will be distributed to the winners of
the first seven prizes in the sums of slO, 900
81 400 and 200 zach.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.


DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
l. Through Line to
California and China.
/, Freight and passage greatly reduced.
Through rates New York to San Francisco
First class, Steerage,
$l25 to 8170, 1850,
according to location OF BERTH
the trip.
Steamers Of the above pier North river Of
Canal street, at IL o'clock noon,
on the 4th and goth OF each month";
except when those days fall Sunday then the day pre-
yious.
cine and attendance free.
December 30, HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain Gray, con-
Meeting with SACRAM ENTO, Captain Farnsworth.
Departure of z0h every month will touch at San Jos Qua
temala
Steamer JAPAN will leave San Francisco December 81
1870, for China and Japan
All freight San Francisco will 60 fast and be
ceved until 7. NJ Monday. December 10. -
Freight for Central American and South Pacific ports VIII
be received until p. N. Saturday, December H. only
All the usual facilities afforded shippers IN collecting inland
charges, &C.
freight passage tickets and all further information
ff F. X. BABY, Agent
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

LNOR BRIDGEPORT AND ALL POINTS ON HoUsAToNIo
and Naugatuck Railroad, fare Isl steamers leave Cath
arine slip at IL noon, Sundays excepted.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

r OST-AN AMETHYST EARRING, INLAID WITH
rose diamonds surrounded by pearls liberal reward
viii be paid to the finder by leaving 1t at E. GEORGIs 1S
Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
RoARpFRs WANTED.

A NY LADY WISHING RETIRED HONE PREVIOUS
"A TO and during confinement with lady living alone
may address for one week Mrs. L w. PAGE box US VII
liansburg Post office.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

TRAvELLEIss' GUIDE.

A LBANY aBAa,NiY AND TROY EVENING LINE.-GREAT RE-
ducton OF Saturdays excepted, from pier "A,
between Spring and Charlton streets, at O'clock; fare,
aecs, ouc. caoln III with state $l 90 The elegant
steamers VANDEhBILT and CONNECTICUT leave
above returning from Troy and AbanyS p. M. Fare
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

O0O WEST TWENTY-FiFTH STREET-GENTI.E E.
LOL man and wife two single gentlemen be
with good Board where the comforts Of home
ba had
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

r OsT--oN SATURDAY, DECEMBER TO- S1O5 IN
IL bills, attached to bill from estate OF Morris Earle,
while going from South William to Pearl and j ohm l56
South street, then Cherry street Liberal reward
will paid for its return to LAWRENCE MYERS CO.,
35 South William street.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
writing and such dancing to better things 1t
ia not HARLEQUIN nor his compeers in the lit
erary world then, on whom we should lay the
guilt or the responsibility.

IN, Portland Press (Maine) evinces some
what less than its usual accuracy and candor
in the following:
.r,, Nv,y yopK TRIBuyR declams In savage vein
,.causs I Edwin sherman OF Bucksport. Maine, has
gone To England by invitation OF the LORDS OF tho
Admiralty for the purpose OF testing his wonderful inyen
ton for converting iron into steel III cries OUT III great
t,r that American inventors get encouragement at
home and are Obliged to look TO barsted Foreigners
recognition Of their merits. Tho TACT H. though IHs
Tpusr does not know t. that the Of the inven
ton bs, been fully recognized here, and that two or
more manufactures are already In operation one OF
,hese "a at Rucksport and has been completed since
sherman went TO England with the Rev. Dr. Teft IL
win be remembered by readers that Mr. sherman Is
a young man who formerly blacksmith Dut WAS
ut the time OF pcrfectng the invention cerk III one OF
tho DEPARTMENTS At Washington. He mas maze one oi
the most wonderful aud valuable discoveries Oh the ago
by accident as wa Informed His good fortune can
b,rdIv faiI 10 make him something than million
aire"
Knowing of Mr.. Sherman only what wo
lave gathered from few newspaper para
graphs. we never had the least impulse TO
"declaim in savage vein" concerning aught
he has said, done, or suffered. We only used
him as a text, wherefrOm to urge Vgllant
heed by American capitalists and operators TO
American inventors and inventions. Of the
worth of Mr. Sherman's process, we Know
nothing but by hearsay, and arc willing to be-
lieye much. And, whether this be or be not
all that is claimed for it, there are American
inventions and discoveries with respect to
Steel-making that seem to us of great prom
ise. and which We trust will not have To look
to Europe for appreciation. That is all.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
Neip2lork 0nilp Gribm11a
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 28. 1870.

Desultory fighting has taken place along the front of
the Army OF the Loire without decisive result. -
French success is reported near Amens. 60 Prus-
sian force is marching LOngwy causing great excite
ment there 1t Is reported in st. Petersburg that
Congress OF the Great Powers the Eastern question
has been agreed on in London - Prussia has offered
her services as mediator between Russia and the Great
Powers
The Assistant Treasurer has been directed TO sell fou
millions Of gold and purchase five millions Of bonds dur
ing December. l.. NJ. YerCer, the murderer OF Col
Crane in Jackson Miss has been sentenced to imps-
onnent for life. BY the fall of building in Buff
fao three persons fatally injured and four buried
in the ruins == Two lives were lost by fire in Pym-
Outh, Conn.
An Eighteenth Ward feud OF two years standing has
eliminated the shootingb by william H. McNevns of two
brothers named Hines, one OF them fatally. -= Ten
seventhave ear conductors have been arresedfor steal
ing fares. = Leonard GeiGeIich pushed down stairs
in brewery. died from his injuries - Judge McCunn
has released Col Louis E. Granger whom Gov. War
moth OF Louisiana accuses Of forgery == Peter Nc
Cartney, noted cOunereiter, has been arrested ==
cold III, 1ll2 11lJ Thermomccr-Saturlay 400, 6C0'
40; Sunday 40, $50 AGO.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

The object Of the movement or cOncentra-
ton by tho rrusSian armies on the south and
west of Paris is RAPIDLY developing, On Fri
day last the Prussians made a demonstration
upon MOntaTgis and the railroad running
south TO Glen. The official Aonitc,r of Tours
reports that to meet the advance of the enemy
it became necessary heavily to reinforce the
French left, which seriously weakened the
right of their line. In consequence of this
movement, Chateaudun was left uncovered,
and has probably been captured. But a
more serious movement is that Of the army
of the Grand Duke of Mccklcnburg, who,
with ffty-ive thousand men, has pushed
out to the west with astonishing celerity, and
has occupied the villages of Manners ana
COunerre, in the neighbOrhOOd Of lie Mans,
only about forty miles due north of Tours. The
French have camps at BOullolrc and at COulie
TO the cast and northwest OF lie Mans), the
latter under the personal command of Count
KGratry But it is not likely that these hastily
gathered recruits can resist the veteran force
that is sweeping down toward the temporary
capital Of the Republic. The very boldness OF
the movement shows low little the German
strategists regard the Amy Of the Loire. They
seem confident Of holding Gen. dAurellcs
de Paladines on the line from Artenay
to Montarg;s, until the Mecklcnburg army is
fully established on his line of cOmmunca-
tiOns Altogether, it now appears that Prince
Frederick Charles may, after all, accomplish
his promise to capture or move the French
Government. The PIussan force now main
tains an unlroken line from COunerre to Mon
targis running due cast and west, some forty
miles north of Tours, and only about twelve
miles south of Orleans. Although it presents
the enormous extent OF hundred miles,
there does not seem to be vitality enough in
the Army of the Loire to break it at any
point. The Germans evidently feel strong
enough to attack at once the metropolis and
the capital,
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
Special Noiiteg.
NicOl 4 Davidson,

NicOl Il Davidson,
No. 6sG BROADWAY NEAR GREAT JONR'-STo
bsyius engaged he French Goods he le VII 10
manufactures are Osenng
AT VERY Low PRICES
PACKAGES or WHITE CHINA. DECORATED CH'Si'
GLASSWARE, REAL BRoSZES CoMPOSIuOS Bn0A@SN
CLOCKS, hANTEL SETS. JARDiSIEaEs. ARTIFICIAL FLV"
ERS, BISQUE FI"URES, sc.
Also. ~ m,nuslctgrc.
CUTLERY sILvER-PLArED WARE AND GAs-FiNlURA
ILLUMINATED CHANDELIERS AND GAs-FIXlVRAs
(sTeciiit, by stsp.
in all color. to match furniture and dscoratons
Quitting Bn.iness.-Nh. Fr,nh China Dinner Sets 10 fN
best quahu &Jj 50
QUITTING BUSINESS ard Gilt China piar s'A
f1u upward.
QUITTING Bu>ISRss.--psran Graas seu. les Pse~
so -
QUITTING BuSsRss-wtiss French Chin. Tea Sets 4" P'''
90 co
QUITTING BUSINESS c,orel Gii China Tea 81"
pieces ~ So ~
QUITTING BusINEssCut Rasrs,e Tsbs Ga's at 0s' "'
price ,.o
QUITTING BtsINBSSSer plste Csstors Cut Bsrsr - ~
QUITTING BVSIN ESsSerplStel Tea SETS PisSss eshs"
engraved, so %.
QUITTING BUstNEsS-Pr.aeh China Msn,el Vases, Card ~
eevels Juiuses, Cologne Sets Ne. sc, st hfn race
QUITTING BtSISkSS.-kyet tkng al in plain akurss
charge for booking W. y pAli IS 60, 6oi Bte.ass.
Seycntrensh Assembly Distric. Republican Assesas
uon-ReeaiI monthly mettus TIL (Moalay) kyEAlNv "
Forty Wgwsm at O'Clock, GHO. p BRADfuhu.,
DASip u MsLLiss. Secretary. rss"<s'
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

Please explain. According TO the yeracious
London kilograms of The World, the British
Ministry communicated to our esteemed friends
correspondent the points of Prince Gortscha-
koi17s dispatch a day and q half before it
before the dispatch was receiveD Lord Gran
viHe carried the dispatch to the Queen. That
afternoon the Ministry resigned. The next
day the Cabinet met to consider the dispatch
(Which had come to hand the night befOre),
after which we believe (but here the story
becomes little confused) they resigned again.
On Saturday /" the Cabinet was again quarrel
ing" and appointing meetings for various
days this week-with the intention, We pre-
sumo, of resigning some more.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
NETWORK CITY,

NEW-lORk CITY.
The Astor House will be conducted on the
European plan after Dec. l.
Horace Greeley lecturcd on Temperance last
evening at Botanic Hall, in East Broadway.
Camille Lynch has been appointed Acting
Consul for Hayt. vice the late Arthur Folsome.
Perry Wiley of Monroe-st., age As, was killed,
by Belt Railroad ear, yesterday. Patrick Lyncs, the
driver, Is in the TOmbs.
Henry James Bushell of East Fourtcenth-st.,
age 49, drank oxac acid Saturday, becaused his father
had accused him OF stealing.
The third annual reunion of the Americas Co
ere takes place this evening at Irving Hall. GrafullaS
Band will be In attendance.
Arrests last week, 1887; marriages, 175 I;
birhs 277; deaths lG1 fires, az loss, SJ0,Sc5; taxes
paid, sIjOl,3ii 81 licenses granted, l29.
The rates of freight on the Erie, Pennsyl-
vana Central ana NewYor Central Railroads, viii be
advanced to-day about 25 per cent.
The New York Club on Fifth-ave., organized
in 1876, H. H. Ward President to be speedily dissolved
many OF its members having Joined other Clubs.
John Geraghty, age 10, slyly drank from the
faucet OF whisky cask in Thirty ythirdst slOoh' on
Saturday, and died OF convulsions In a few hours
Capt. Briggs and the crew of the schooner
Moonlight from Bull River, 3. c. abandoned Soreinber
~. have arrived at this port IN the brig Caia 'enh
A large meeting in behalf OF the n. l. City
Mission. held last evening In the Broadway lapernace
addressed by DIR. John Hall. the Rev Mr' hinshs
aud DIR. Thompson.
The schooner Glaucus of Matteawan, N. j.,
was struck by squa last week. of Sing sing and sunk
ia 90 feet Of water Muiiord Riddle ana ErS'uS Shani-
bcrs were drowned
The Fair at the odd Regiment ArmOry in
aid OF the Founding Asylum closed saturday night Tho
proceeds amounted sso.ooe Tho. trcnch Patriotic
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

Gen. Butler, in his Boston speech, most
rashly ventured into the field of Biblical criti-
cism. lie spoke of "a portion of that prayer
so much more beautiful and appropriate in
the original than as translated by English
bishops, Suffer us not to fall into tempta-
"'tion" This, says a writer in The Boston
Advertiser, :" is reading which Norton did
"not discover, nor Noyes, nor De Wette,
which Folsom has not found, nor Sharpe, nor
"Meyer, nor Tischendorlf,' '-and it is recon-
mended that the General be sent Minister TO
England, if for no other reason, that he may
at least preside over tho Commission now re-
vising the English version. Boston is MT ex-
actly the place in which young Greek
scholar like the General should air his crudi-
ton
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
WESrCHESTER CONNIl
TIE CENsUS.

Pennsylvania turns ont rot TO have so many
inhabitants as have given her creli, lOr Emat'ay
subdivisions out OF C35, her population i 5fT,5,-
which will probably rcd her rcprcsentti,n in Con-
gress to 20 members. She had 2o0fl5 Inhabitants Ia
1860 Complete returns from Delaware gi'e that state
1872 2j2 against Il2,26 in CO. North Carolina has ahot
lOa 900 against 900 coo at the last decade Gcorn D
pears to have popu at0n Of IL 1885, bHi 9rih'A' -
turns not yet completely Investigated m' reduce tIs
number about 5000 She had l0J 20 ten years lio
pretty close estimate o the few returns t. come IN rom
Alabama giyes that State population ~ lfo2GO Sle
had a population of s6i2Ol ia 1900. Nevada h1b hV e'
pete returns a population of 1866, asainf C,-5' IA
wears ago. New-JeTsCy, wt furr small town c-i n'a j
~ the population Of 100, shows o9jf,2 a-atnt n
Maryland, partly estimated Las 'S29 in.dJtaAA
against CSi ,0s9 in co.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
TIE INTERNAL REVENUE.

To the Reports of ex-Secretary Cox,
Gen. Sherman, Gen. Pope and others, which
TIE TRIBUNE, within the last week,
has printed exclusively in New-York in
advance of the meeting OF Congress
and of all competitors, we add, this morning.
the more important Report of the late Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, document,
which, in some respects, will be found 10 pos
scss almost sensational interest.
Mr.. Delano earnestly opposes any change IN
the tax on spirits believing that 1t must lnure
rather to the benefit OF spectators than OF the
Treasury or the Country. He fayors making
the tax On all descriptions OF tobacco UNIFORM,
and shows the imperative need for
grave changes in the bonded warehouse sys-
ten. The inconsistencies, crudities, and errors
in tho hurried and patched up tax-bill finally
passed by Congress in July of the present
year. are lucidly exposed, and the want OF a
thorough and speedy revision is made only too
clear.
The Report is, throughout, plain-spoken
document; and its freedom III criti-
cisng faults renders more fitting and
forcible the final paragraph, wherein is
shown the contrast between the revenue
under Andrew johnson and the revenue under
u. S. Grant In spite Of all our reductions of
taxation there has been an actual increase of
fifty millions on tho gross receipts.
So much for honest enforcement Of very i'm
perfect lawl If, now, Congress can only
be persuaded to 80 10 work in
January-wo are not immature enough
to hopo for such thing in Docember-and to
take up first the most important matters be-
fore it, we may hope for a revised, coherent,
and Ineligible law, under which, noxt year,
we shall do still better.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

The World published yesterday the most
preposterous of all its war dispatches, from
which it prudently withholds the name of its
correspondent. 1t prctends to be nothing less
than an interview with Count Bismarck in
which this veteran statesman rails against Won
Moltke and the King like one Sixth Ward politi-
clan against another who has beaten him in a
primary election. 1t seems Like coarse and
vulgar expedient to SOW dissension in the
PrusSian Cabinet. Without esteeming the in
tolcct of King William too highly, we may
still be sure that so gross stlatagem will
awaken only contempt in the camp at Yer
saillcS.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

evening.
The late veteran Commodore John c. Carte,
Of the U. 8. Navy was buried on Saturday.
Deputy Collector Giberson bm seized 1000
cEaps and 1900 pounds Of tobacco, belonging To knssdu
Saeser Of Atlant,c-st.
District Attorney Allen has commenced nro.
ceedings against tho property seized during the late x
tho Illicit dstillers Of the Fifth Ward.
Judge Benedict on Saturday appointed Sill,
b. Dutcher assignee Of tse Central Bank,
Eliza Sandford of No. 60 Sumner-st died
Saturday from dose Of morphine taken by mistake
OF 26 colored men arrested Saturday nirfs
in Futon-st. gambling saloon, all but four have been
discharged
Eleven young japanese students arrived Sat,
urday from San Francisco, and staying at the Metre
poltan Hotel. Two OF them Moridera and Olmo hAy.
spent years in London, and with four ohes OF ths
party will return thither to attend school Tie remain
ing will take up their residence Lear this city fs5
the same purpose
BROOKLYN
Arrests last week, 3Sl.
COOper's bag factory in Water-st. was dam
ged 81 900 by fire on Saturday
FentOn Lawler, age A. was fatally crlshed
Saturday in saw mill on Nlnth-st.
The Cornerstone of the new Catholic Church
Of the Visitation laid by Bishop IaugLln, yestes
day, at the corner OF Even and Eielard-sts
~.
theran Church, at De Kalb-ave. and Walworthst va
dedicated YESTERDAY, the Rev Mr. Everest preaching ths
sermon in English.
The Second Annual Fair Of the Episcopal
Church of the Mediator held to pay the church debt VIII
open tomorrow at the hall I'm NI9iu gtJu ST., opposite
tho Brooklyn Institute, cOntluu four days.
LONG ISLAND.
NORTH HEMPsTEAD.--lhe Sons OF Temper
anee are moving have the Excise question submitted
annually to the people OF the toWnsA'r
PARKvILLE.-A new Catholic Church dedicated
here yesterday BY Bishop LOughn 10 s. Ross Of Lima-
UUSTISGToS.-Ihe project Of forming county,
out OF Queens and SUFFOLK, 10 De called Aasi.I' Is ackn
agitated.
CEREMONIAL citZ'n Of this place has purohlsei 81
the Government the hall Of the steamer AsO-qC.n,
and will convert 1t into fsh-Oil factory
WESTCIIESTER COUNTY.
WEsTCHEsTER.-Thievcs have committed 20
many depredations lately Ia this vicinity tlat The c.tL
zcns have determined give quarter to mATaC.ea
found on their premises.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

Tammany having done what is considered
necessary for saving appearances, will probably
proceed to-day to consummate an outrage, de-
cided upon before vote was counted, by
cheating Mr.. Twombly out of his certificate
as Member of Assembly for the With Dis
trict. The tcchnicality upon which this wrong
is to be done is so absurd that the Sachems
cannot suppose they deceive anybody by the
use they make of it. Mr.. Twomby was to be
displaced upon some pretense, and they were
not particular what it was. TO gain control
of the Assembly, Tweed, Fisk g. Co. would
commit q much more heinous crime than the
Acknowledgement of nineteen citizens who had
dared to vote against them. We pray them,
therefore, to close the pretense of an inyesti-
CATION, and go at once to its inevitable con-
clusion of giving the Tammany candidate the
seat to which he was not elected.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

Our dispatches from st. Petersburg indicate
A hopeful state of public opinion, not, how
eyer, altogether free from anxiety in regard
10 the attitude of England In Constantinople
there ia great activity IN diplomatic circles.
Military and naval preparations are pushed
forward actively. An officer OF the ubiquitous
Taukoe army has taken charge of the torpedo
works. But the chief reliance OF the placid
Nosem is of course, in the firmness OF En-
ellnd. The Cabinet Council TO be held to-day
VII decide what the position of England shaii
bc. II is possible that the result OF to-days
oclibcIatiOns may mark not only an epoch III
iie diplomacy of Europe, but may also hx
within more certain limits the extent OF the
Joyal prerogative in Great Britain.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

The Chicago Republican ceased, months ago,
to be Republican in politics, and has since
professed independence Of party, though its
editor is q well known Democrat. Yet The
World-whether through ignorance or dis
honesty-has printed several paragraphs
whereof tho following is q specimen
"The Chicago Republican adicaD thinks that in order
20 succeed 1872 the Republican party must he
longer handicapped with Grants, Mortons brakes, and
CamerOns.'"
What is the use Of Common Schools and
State Prisons if, between them, such fabrica-
tons are not arrested