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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-30

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night 70 reject any and Al models. T.I0lT4I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-30

TORONTO, May 29.-Informatlon has
arrived that United States Marshal
Quinby had arrested several men, sup
posed to be Fenian officers, including
General Gleason and Father Mahony.
The railroads offer to take the Fe-
mans home at half fare, but the lead
ers can't raise the funds, and the towns
people will probably raise the money
to ship them of.
WashisEion News. iasr
WASHINGTON, May @.-The receipts
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14
IsarI,olulrisn,.

Mr.. Barbour of the ENQUIRER chal
lenged Maj. James w. Walker, mem
Der of the House from Madison, tho
oiher day, for attacking him on the
street. Maj. Walker declined the
challenge, very properly, on the
ground that the Constitution disfran.
chises participants in duels. We are
personally acquainted with Maj. Walk
'kcr, and there is not more whole.
|souled gent eman in the State. lie
has proven his gallantry or many &
hard fought field.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14
Ttc Cinrinn.ti Csnycntion.

Tradition has given notariety to a
certain kl light Of he anvil WHO al
ways went TO wCik with an undefna-
PIE purpose upon any piece of iron
bind it was only after havirg hammer
led it until fancied resemblance was
discovered to some implement that
The could be induced to name Il G
piece, The Virginia direct trade
Convention of 1867 was more happy
in an early name, but less SO in the
!aumbcr of subsequent shapes it has
assumed. Its metamorphosis into the
Southern Commercial Convention il,
1868 has been followed by its total
loss Of Southern character, in 1870.
as the National Commercial Conven-
Ition. Such was its rebaptism, prior
to adjournment, at Cincinnati q lev
days ago Add to this that its incep-
'tion at Norfolk was the work Of Gen.
Malone, and that Jno. w. Garrett
was its President at its recent session.
We follow the thing no farther, savt
to note that it puts in a good word fo'
completion of the Virginia Water
lIine.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14
ATnrnid srafom-

, Sometimes, Without any assignable cause
I physical strength and animal spirits
ssiye way, and strange torpor falls alike on
n, body and intellect. There is little or nc
1pain perhaps, but the natural vigor and elias.
Iticity Of the nervous and muscular system
Poems to have departed, and even of its grave
takes the place of that earn
1T Interest in both which characterizes ev-
Ferry well BALANCED nliuu when in loalthy
Bomb; on.
4 THIS state Of partial collaps IL often the
4oremonitory symptoms of some serious NAL.
lady. 1t indicates enthusiastically that the w..
al powers are languishing and need slim
dlant. In such cases the effect OF few de-
5ses of lIostctter'B stomach Bitters il wonder.
.ully beneficial. The great tonic wakes u
the 3 stem from its browse. The secretion.
and the circulation receive new Impetus
The relaxed nerves recover their elasticit
u ider the operations OF the specific, like TIA,
lickened strength of musical instrumen
in the process OF tuning. Lethargy AMI dc
ioility are replaced by energy and yigor, H.,
spirits rise, and life that almost seemed 1
Burden while the season Of depression las
ted, becomes once more enjoyable. Tha
such radical change should be produced b,
remedy entirely devoid of the powerful
likaloids and minerals so extensively use.
n modern practice, may seem incredible 1
those who pin their faith on the medicine
Aetiiicacy Of active poisous, but If these skeI
iics will take the tboublo to enquire of thos
who have tested the corrective and alterativ
4firtues Of the Bitters under the circumstan
1ees described, they ALL find the statemcn
4 be true.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14

WASHINGTON Cry has arranged t.
keep standing victim from Virginia
Jon Friday last Pat Wood was released
from his three months confinement
for having struck the august and i'm
posing Porter. On the same day Hon
Jos. Segar was indicted for having as
saulted, nth intent TO Kill Ext Congress
man Lincoln in August last, SO thai
once elected to Congress the body of 4
Radical is to be beld perpetually sacred
Thank God the silent power of tn,
ballot will soon reconstruct the Ma
riouni tsnvcrttt,,.i,t
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14
For Tennessee senate.
DR.. W. r. SEWER.


Dun people are in tears +! hoDERTI
T.. LEE. that first and noblest soldier
of the world, lies dead I rough all
the fiery network of the globe the ST.
lent message flies that the br G 'testl
example of modern days has passed.
into history. The colossal figures oil
Cincinnatus and Of Leonidas are be-
held by us only through the mists andI
shadows of time. In reSering theiiI
virtues we are reminded that distaiteei
deals tenderly with those frailtiesI
which are overshadowed by lustrousi
name. But the people of'to-day haveI
looked with their own eyes upon Roll
ERT Il. LEE, and with curious ands
startled interest have marked in himS
those Civilizations which criticism has
failed to mar or adversely to dim. mi
all lands and among all people, busy
in the light of learning and of civili-E
zation, the story of his heroism hasE
been told, and to-day the human mindE
comes together in christian brothers,
hood to mourn this last loss OF mani
kind. The desperate Frank and tur-E
rious German busy in their work oil
death upon the plains of EuropeI
have stopped to lean upon their bloody
guns while thinking of the death OIL
our hero. We have his bright ex
ample, for in patient and sublimef
faith he brings to our minds the tow
ering name of Abraham. In chris |
tan meekness he revives our recol-E
lections Of Moses in the night of jew
ish bondage, while as bright and
spotless soldier he so far surpasses,
the Iron Duke that we find ourselves
wandering amid the shadows of an
tiquity to find his parallel. 1t may
be that the finished age which must,
precede the end of time may produce
his like, but there turks within our
fondest anticipations of our own time
q foreboding fear that to behold
again so matchless a combination of
sublimity and virtue we shall have to.
seek it in the august silerce of the,
next world.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14
me- Ishnsen CITY eenrrn,Ien.

The Senatorial Convention E. john
son City, on Saturday last. was mark
ed for its harmony and uaanimity.-
Messrs. kirkpatrick aud Harris, who
had been candidates for the nomina-
tiOn. withdrew in favor Of Dr.. Sewer,
of JOnesboro. stating that he was un,
questionably stronger before the PEG.
pie OF Washington County than eithe'
of them, and they would unquest'on
ably give him their cordial and hear
ty support. DIR. VIM, r.. Sewer wa
then unanimously ominated by accla
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14
THE WAR.
Pyussio and the Paris pcoDle.

Prussia and Me Paris People.
LYNDON, Oct. 10.-A note from the
aPrussian Government Informs the pow
gers that Paris threatens TO hold out un-
It'll starved. In that event two million
Ipeople would be i'm the hands of Prus-
fsians, who would be unable TO furnish
Supplies for single day, ms there is
snothing edible within several days
fmarch of Paris.
Pcrilous Voyage of Ganbctta.
The voyage of Gambetta fiom Paris
( was full of adventure. The balloon
scame down Just outside the walls of
1.-The city. They threw out ballast and
Pand raised, passing slower over the
gPrussian lines. They came down neai
sCreil, saw the Prussians, and were for
iced throw out ballast, travelling sacks
fand shawls. They rose slowly again,
IN shot Just grazing the hair of Gambet-
5ta. Near Mt. Diddier the balloon
{came down among the trees AID was
Htorn. Gambetta and party got convey
sancc and went to Amiens. just the
tother side of the woods in which they
Handed were the Prussians.
4 In evacuating Courcelles on the 18th,
Jffteen miles from Metz, the Prussians
eburned large quantities of supplies.
Il Rumored Treaty BotWcen Russia and
Itdiy.
4 The Worlds Munich dispatch states
4that il is rumored Russia has made a
Secret treaty with ltlay, by which the
2Tyrol Is to lie handed over to Italy.
Wrath against the Pope.
4 A Florence dispatch TO the World
tsays the enemies of the Pope delare
dthat he shall be stripped of everything,
band that he, with his priests, cardinals
land nuns, be sent 10 Asia or Africa.
Russia IYarlike again.
The Worlds London dispatch says
1Continual accumulation of troops and
hand war material on the Russian from
3tier toward Germany eXcites considera-
5ble concern, and Russian journals are
ahiled with hostile comments on Bis
Hmarck and Germany.
No Specie IN France.
4 LONDON, Oct. l0.--Specie hiss van
5ished from France. The towns of Nor
amandy are preparing to issue papeI
lcurrency.
Matters in the Yicinity Of Parts
LONDON, Oct. l0.-Bal'oons are con
5stantly leaving Paris. always closely
watched by the Prussian hussars. Two
balloons, containing great quantity Of
official correspondence, We're recently
5captured.
4 Desperation and Danger at Metz.
n The heroic sorties are incessant at
SMetz. The Prussian commander has
igiven orders for increased vigilance
tlhe Prussian oommisariat has been re-
tmoved TO avoid capture.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14

IMPORTANT DIscOvERY.-Galileo invented
Ithe telescope; Colo nbus disooye. ed new
world; Harvey, the circulation OF the blood
and to Professor Morse is due the credit OF
s'eaching the lightning how to talks but il
twas reserved TO Dr. }. Braiheid 70 penetrat,
the mystic depths of science, and drag there
from the wonder Of our century. The victo-
Try has been won, and woman is free
The sale Of DIR. j. Bradfeld's Female Reg
.ulator is unprecedented in the history of pop
;ular remedies, and thousands of certifcatei
are coming in from grateful women, attes
ing its powers and a2plauding its untolt
benefits to their sex.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14

W 10 hope our Sullivan and Wash
,lngton authorities will take timely
steps for putting our roads in order TO
the coming winter. Without goot
roads their cannot be commercial in
tercourse, and during winter larg,
part of our trading must be done. There
can be no higher evidence of civilian
ton al,I prosperity than good roads
III time of peace prepare for war. am
while we have the autumn sun let US
prepare for Winter.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14

The falling leaves tell of the decay of liz
n the tree--the wearing out Of the system
hat sent life to its smallest fibres- Sois tn
allure Of man as old age creeps on--th
muscles relax, sinews grow tender, pain
run through the limbs. The system want
something to give it tone and vigor, to st
Pup the gastric juices, and throw activity in
I o the heart, thus renewInS life. R0SEN
HELMS STOMACH BITTERS-the Gtea
Western Remedy, will do it cffectually an,
make you feel like a new man. See Adyer.
basement.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14
APPOINTMENTS.
|lIeiston Conference MI. Church
South.

The Wytheyille Conference NJ. L
Church South adjoined on the ever
ng Of The 10th to meet at Morris
town. Tenn, in the Autumn of 1871.
The following appointments for next
year, have been kindly furnished us
by Bro. Il. A. Farley, to whom We
are indebted for.numerous fayors. We
are glad he goes to one of the yer,
best Circuits in the Conference, Salt
willie:
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14

In reply to numerous inquiries asto
the withdrawal of Il. Il. Butler. we
viii state that IL is not likely to occur.
True &c will be most disastrously ans
totally beaten, but he desires at least
the crown of mlrtyrdom. 1t may bC
his passport to federal appointment
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14

WYTHEvILLE DIST, J. w. Dickey,
=. T..
WStheville station, III. c. Neal.
" circuit, S. ID. Gaines
and ]. Wolf.
Newborn, B. w. S. Bishop and G.
Frazier.
Hillsville, X. Adkins.
jacksonville, s. Barne.
Marion, q. w. Miles. s
JEFFERsoNvlLLE Dirt, VIM Hicks,
Il. Il.
Jefiersonvill STA, l.. X. Haynes.
Liberty Hill, b. +. W hite and Jno.
w. Bowman.
Fast Tazewell, J. T. Frazier.
Buchanan Mission, a. q. Harnan,
Pearisburg circuit, Il. f. Smith.
ABINGDON DIST, VIM. Robson, +. 4.
Abingdon sta., w. q. L. Cunning.
ham.
Abingdon circuit, T.. w. Moore.
Saltville f. A. Farley.
Lebanon, j. Torbett.
Dickensonvillc, J. NJ. Crismond.
Bfistol STA, w. w. Bays.
circuit, w. Z. Doane.
JoNEsBoRo DIST, Geo. Stewart, p. f.
Jonesboro and Greeneville stas., J
]. VI. French.
Jonesboro circuit. S. II. Wheeler.
Blountville j, Hyden.
ROCKVILLE Dist, +. Richardson
L. Il.
Rogesville and Kingsport circuits
ID. r.. Smith.
Estillville, f. ID. Crumley.
Pattonsville, II. Steele,
Jonesville, p. s. Sutton.
Powells Valley, ]. ID. Baldwin.
Rutledge, A. Il. Woodward.
Morristown and Messy creek stas.
II. N. Price.
Morfistown,circuit, G. Il. Miller.
Full list of appointments mex
.wcek.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14

GAREIBAI.DI has reached France,
and a favorable opportunity presents
Itself for the explosion Of one of the
greatest of modern military humbugs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14
Tur Knonyllle rair was quile a su.

THE Knoxville Fair was quite sue
cess. The display was good. the
grounds fine and the attendance large
The stock was two Ear away from tn,
buildings. but. We suppose this will b,
remedied next year
We noticed that one finn, from
New York, represented by DR.. Camp
bell formerly of this place, had on
exhibition thirty-eight varieties OF
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14

THE radical census-taker for New
York City has completed his william
Gus work and asserts that the tota
population is but $4,000. Thi
would materially OFFSET the democrat
ic representation or the city.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14

We hope to be able TO publish next
week the Mullins charge against But
Ter. 1t explains ny what ch'valrous
deed Roderick won his lSnig ithood in
the radical party.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14

by TEIBGRA-PH-
LEXINGTON, VA, Oct. II, 1870
Gen. Robert Il. Lee, the christian gen
'tleman and Zero of hundreds of bat
tiles L~eatLed his last at 30 minutes
past Oo'cloclI this morning of Conges.
'ti,h e the brain. Aged 60 years s
|moI,ths and % days.
LYN'HpURG, Oct. 10. 1S70.-Tho
cars will run through from here to
'Biistol carly next week. The South
Side will be open for freight by the
10th of November.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14
STOCKHOLDERS mEFTINs.
NORFOLK & PETERSBURG, SOUTH SIDE
VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE AND VlR-
GINA & KENTUCKY II. r. cos.

In pursuance Of the authority conferred
lnpon the undersigned as commissioners BY
lterms of an Act Of Assembly, approved
june IL, 1870, "to authorize the formation
'of the Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio Rail-
Road Company" and, in futherance Of the
purposes OF the said Act, "joint meeting
|of the Stockholders, other than the State, of
'the Norfolk & Petersburg, South Side, Va.
Is Tenn. and Va. 4 Ky. r. r. Co.'S, will be
held in the city Of Lynchburg ON Tuesday
November 10, 1870, at IL o'clock, NJ, and al
such particular place in said city as shall be,
the newspapers, the noring
of the day on which such meeting is 70 be
held.
Forms of proxies or powers Of attorne VI
Imay be had upon application 10 any Of the
undersigned, or TO n. N. Osborne, Lynch
burg, Va.
john GooDE, JR., THos. J. CoRPREw,
GEo. w. BoLLlNG, j. A. JomNsroN,
+. II. MuRRELL, THos. s. BOcocK,
koHERr EARLEr, WM. WATTS,
JAS. A. WAiKER, Rom. CR1cKErT,
A. FuLKERsoN, IL. s. KANE, ~
L. {. JOHNSTON.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14

GEN. Brown literally skinned the
old granny Wisencr at Blountville
on Monday. We have not room for
our report of the operation.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14
!, V. -. -. ia T.seweii county

The people Of Tazt well county, Va.
bare thoroughly aroused or the subject
Ios tie 6hcrandoah Valley r. r. BY
lrs charter it is allowed to reach the
Southern Enc of Va, at some point
West of Bristol. The road is already
let to contract down the Valley to Sa-
Hem, Va. and the company have prom
Used to complete it through. Tazewell
county to the Tennessee border. We
wish the great and rich county OF
,Tazewell speedy and thorough secess-
lion the movement. The following let
tier of invitation has been received by
us and If possible we purpose attend
ling the meeting. Its Importance to
4 the people of the Clinch Valley cannot
lbe over estimated:
TAzEwELL c. H., VA,
Oct. Sd, 1870.
To the Editors Of the Bristot Nous:
The citizens of Tazewcll county hav-
Sing determined to give II fee Barbecue
BAT their county seat on Thursday, the
t2Oth inst, for the purpose or taking
steps to extend the Shenandoah Valley
! Railroad through the valleys of the
yClinch and Holston, will be most
shappy to meet you there at the
4time specified.
The Governor and 1t. Governor of
IVA, the Board of Public Works, the
: president, Directors and other officials
! of the Company above named, with
many distinguished citizens of Wash
fington, Baltimore and Philadelphia
bare invited.
Please favor us with an early reply.
Very Truly Your Ohd,t Serv'ts,
II. r. Peery, Rees 4. BOWeR,
4 Jas. p. Kelly, w. u. CeicH.
i RObt. Barnes, Geo. Gose,
w. Il. Perry, r. Hickenbothdin.
n j. W. W. Witten, Chas. TiGeny,
Geo. W. Spots, John II. anderson
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14

The course of events in Europe
seem to indicate the restoration OF
Napoleon.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14

BAzAINE has made desperate
aud unsuccessful effort to cut out Of
Metz. As
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14

GRANT has pardoned the Fenia''
prisoners. Gen. O'Neil included.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14

Barrett's" Hair Restorative.
BE matamorphosed by I Barrett's"
" Barrett's" adorns and beauties.
"Barreit's" produces an agreeable change
" Barrett's Z" harmless as water.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14
EMPLOYMENT

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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14
Great Dist cibution.
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~ =. Melodeons - 1910 loo
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ash Prizes, silver Ware, &c valued at 81 ooo oos
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14

G red s to s IigS s %Ta;
diamond X. Co, Wilmington, Del. oct Ism co
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-04
naturalization bill and ask for its pas

naturalization bill and ask for its pas
sage. ,.u ia.
The Indian appropriation bill, with
amendments, was reported to the House
and passed. III,
The House went into committee of
tho Whole on the tariff bill.
Mr.. Schenck said it was the purpose
of the committee of Ways and Means to
allow q fair, liberal and thorough dis
cussion of the general nature-frst on
tho bill before they proceeded to con-
slider it by clauses.
Mr.. Brooks, of New York, spoke in
opposition to the bill. He considered
the reduction proposed by the commit
tee of Ways and Means of thirty mil
lions on internal revenue and twenty
millions on tariff altogether too small a
reduction; it ought to be at least sew
enty-five or one hundred millions.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-04
FINANCE AND TRADE
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March 3.
FLOUR-DHll; extra at 4 50a4 70;
family at 0Oa5 20.
WHEAT-Dull at GOAL o..
CORN-Unchanged with a fair de-
mand as 60a62c.
OATS-Dull at 4sa53c.
RYE-Dull at s0aS5c.
BARLEY-Dull; spring at 9Oca1 90;
winter at 05a1 10.
COTTON-Dull and demand light;
middling at &c.
ToBACCo-Firm with a fair demand;
sales of 60 hhds.
WHISKY-Steady at 94a95c, the latter
rate for iron-bound cooperage.
MESS PORK-Opened with a good
demand; sales of 400 bbls at q 90, and
holders then asked q 25; market closed
dull at q 90 with no buyers.
BULK MEATS - Opened firm but
closed dull at 10a14a14ic; not much
done.
BACON-Opened frmer; sales at 15ta
16tc, with 3c higher asked, hut closed
dull at the quotations
LARD-Dull and nominal at 14al5c.
HAMS-Sugar cured at l7a1Sc.
BUTTER-Scarce and frmer at goa
35c
EGGS-Dull at lSa19c.
CHEESE-Steady at l6al7ic.
OILS--Linseed lower at Csc in the
jobbIng way. Lard oil dull at l 2Sa
80
SUGAR-Dull; New Orleans held at
10al3ic.
MOLASSES-Firm at 76aS2c.
COFFEE-Firm at l1a1Sic.
SEEDS-Clover quiet at 13!al3fc on
arrival, and 13al4fo in store. Timothy
scarce and firm alta 40a4 20.
GOLD-At 1l5 buying.
EXCHANGE-Steady at lilo discount
buying.
MONEY-Market close.