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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

Personal.-Dr. A. ID. Senaker paid
our Office visit on Friday last He
was on his way home from the WASH
ington University Of Medicine, in
baltimore, where he has just graJuar
ted in his profession. lie is attracted
by the great and growing west, but
we hope he will remain in the "old
land with us. He will succeed any
where, and the News will hail his sue
cess with sincere pleasure.
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OtfF Subscribers

Will hn1 The huuhrr of the Neins to which
they have paid marked either upon the
wrapper ~ ih- ptp"r, By reference to the
"Wholr Ngmher ~ any issue it will he
easily teen whether they are due Us any
IhIng en their paper. II 50, the Y mark il
. request TO remit G 'ubt 50 numbers to
the year. Our terms are cash and we must
enforce the rule,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

DR.. Bunting'S Remedies. DIR. Bun
ting to-day calls attention to the viz
tues Of his Tonic Filters, his Neruine,
and his AH He,tling Ointment. He is
a druggist of long acquaintance with
the business and knowa what he re-
commends, We have no sort of doubt
these remedies are good for the cases
he prescribes them for.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

Il Change. Our friend ]. r. +.
Chapman late with King & lIuppman
is now with the millinery house of
j. Fellhcimer $50 Baltimore ST., Bal
timore. We commend the house and
Mr.. Chapman to our friends.
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0ristul 1{ems.
FRIDAY, March a, 1870.
1IRGINIA & TENNESSEE RAILROAD
l g ss..:.s.a Ess..... 50, q 2. ~

W. ~ 49, .t.sfl 49,.
Mail train leaves Bristol, I 30 Z. N.
Arrives IN lNnchhurg, 500, A. VI.
Mail train leaves l., nchhurg, 8 80 z. N,
sriivesin Brixol. Il 90 Am.
freight trains leaves Bristol, $50 A NJ.
Freight train arrives at 55A.M "a. IOr NJ
Freight ira 'n1l leaves Lynchhutg A. NJ
Arrives in Bristol 4. so A NJ. &5.I0P. Al.
Distance 2r4 mites Fare 4 cents per mile
w minutes al oSed for supper IN 3ristol.
f.. T., VA. s. CA. RAILROAD.
Mail train leaves Bristol 81 A. NJ.
Arrives in KIN, xville ~ 81 z. Al
u all train leaves Rockville, Ids M.
N III train arrives 10 Bristol Gao JPN.
Mail train arrives IN ChatiAno "a T4APN
Mail train leaves Chattanooga 445AM
freight trains leave Bristol. 6 As AN.
Freight trains arrivein Bristol, $40 p, Al.
Distance 1870 miles Fare 5 CT. per mile.
IS minutes allowed for supper ia Bristol
Tenn. time beirg 80 minutes slower tban
Va. time, the apparent want Of connection
between tue above schedules is explained.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

Dissolution at Union. The firm
of Willard and Cross ut Union Depot
is dissolved. BY reference to their
advertisement it will be seen that Mr.
Z. II. Willard has retired and the
business will hcneeforth be conducted
by Mr.. J. II. Cross alone. This
change is due to other engagements
made outside the state BY Mr.. Mil
lard, and he retires with the very
best feeling between himself and Mr..
Cross, whom he commends in the
most unreserved manner to his old
friends and patrons. This firm has
succeeded in doing what no other one
within our knowledge has done since
the war, They have adhered rigidly
to the cash system and to-day there
are 50. So only charged on their books
and this amoont is for burial clothes
MIR. Cross will adhere to the same
system in all cases. He is a gentle
man of high character and naturally
capacitated for. business.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

Pre- are for Action,-Many of the
Sullivan county voters have not yet
obtained Certificates of Registration.
They must be obtained and presented
before voting. Judge RAIDER, the
Registrar, win be It Blountville on
Monday next, and will be prepared to
serve the people en- that OCCASION
Call on him. Don't fail.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04
For lieCIAfer.

We nre AUTHORIZED to announce OWEN
NJ WHITE as a candidate for the Office Of
Register for Sullivan county
W. arc authi'E d tn announce +
SrURA asa Candidate Gr r--rlrcti n !,
the office Of Register Tor Srl'vsn county
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

Millinery Goods. the card of
Mr.. }. Fellheimer whom we know to
be polite and pleasant gentleman /;
an excellent merchant, and deserving
of his property. Give him a call
and a trial.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04
BU LTHNG,S NERVIYE

tor 'Rheumatlsm, Spfsins and Bruises, Sore ThroA,
9ulnsey, Pains and Soreness In the bones and Mus.
md Stiffness la the Joints, Viii swelling, chill
l4ins, hirguoiq, Pains Ia the Chest, Side ana
baek' End IN all cases whore Liniments or any other
I"d9I Counter lrrltant y required. recommend
he Nervihe A. one Of IN. best nr.uar,,inns a.,
ne market, and for the Toalsaehe believe Il will
~ found sPeeint. Price b. e.s pef bottle.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

East Tenn. Agricult,Eal Soeiety.-
The members of this important body
are requested to meet in Knoxville
on the first Wednesday in May. Jor.
r. Anderson is the member of the
board from Sullivan county. The act
of Incorporation viii be published next
week.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

Unexpected. The death of Mrs d
A. Geisler was an unexpected event
which called forth the sympathy OF
our people. The funeral sermon was
preached by Rev. C. G. Peniek in En-
manuel church at p NJ on Sunday.
II was both able and original and was
listened to by an audience in size far
beyond the capacity the church
for seating. The text u, ~ am the
resurrection and the life. He that be-
lieveth in me though he were dead yet
shall he live"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

Almost Back.-The health of Prof
Winston, of Kings College, is so far
improved that he may be expected on
street in short time. He has been
carefully looked after by his many
friends who are glad to see him caught
back from the very preclpice of death.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ partnership heretofore existing between
c. X. Willard and j. II. Cross under the
firm and style Of Willard s. Gross, Union
Depot, Tenn. has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent.
The said ]. H. Cross heying bought all the
interest said MiTlarI had in said hrm, will
settle all the unsettled business Of the firm
and continue business at the old stand where
he will be pleafcd K furnish his oil friends
and patrons in the future rs in the past for
pay down." good goods and at lower prices
on time. c. X. WILLARD
Union Depot, Tenn, J. II. CsQSS.
Feb. 25th 1870. Mar. 4-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

W" are anti O IL d t. announce r. |. G
K MCCLELLAN as a candidate TO Trustee
for Stl'van county.
We are authorized TO announce R-v'd
JAMES TORBE TT asa csudd 10 Ter IT.,
: tiiGe OF T ustee for sullivan connty.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

ek.-Rev Lewis Parks. a respect
| colored minister of the Ba9ti t
Church, has been lying quite i'll since
his return from the South. We are
glad to learn that he is improving.
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Gold in New York, I,61k.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


We are authorized To Announce PETER
IOAKLEY rs candi late for Sheriff of
Sullivan county, at the March election,
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FIR Mouths, Our-hah IN BIranee, balance
the Is IA of Auril

These epargou mslqde tgition 10 Trenel, Latin
Greek, tho Mental, Moral and Physical Sciences
English Language aud Literature, History. Maths-
natek, aud ail the Elementary English Studies.
Students charged from dates ~ entrance TO the
close Of the Half Session, except Ia case Of pro
trseted sickness. For further information apply for
CireulArio Ed. J. T, KIkCANoN,
dee LOTT Bristol, Tenn
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

House Joining. Soc the advertise
ment of Maiden, Sterling e. Brother,
Of Marion, They propose TO work in
Bristol on advantageous terms.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

the base of the hill. Far above it
stood the naked trunk Of n dead tree
which took advantage of heavy sleot
to fall headlong with its top toward
the stream. Being denuded ofbrach-
es it shot with fearful speed adown
the declivity until striking the Cabin
it passed through just in front of the
fire place with the force of cannon
ball. The family had just retired to
rest in the rear end oF the building or
they would have been instantly killed.
We have seen the Cabin and this story
is true without exageration.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04
HOUSE CARPENTERS & JoINERs !

Desiring TO open business in bristol we Of
fer oar services in the above business in Bris-
tol or vicinity.
We think all persons designing to build
would do well TO call on us, all kinds Of work
fom Pltin aud neat to finest ornamental and
as low as we eau afford it. We can give best
References. Address
MAIDEN STERLING & BRO,
Mar. 4-3m. Marion, Smyth co., Va.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW HIGH 5oH0oL.
BRISTOL GO0DSON VA.

The nsxt Session, of Five Months, OF this school
for Young Ladies', will commence On the 2nd
lhurday la January, 1870, In charge OF
tbs following leArhers;
Rev. d. SULLlNS, A. NJ, Principal.
Mrs. D. l. Gu ,NCEAULMk. SssistAn's in the
Miss N. 4. SlPMsON, mental Deparlme nts
Mis-. dIKsLER, formerly Miss l.. PAYNE Teacher
ofMusie--h.strumsnial AID Veal.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

Stationery, is called to
card of Cushing & Bailey, one of the
very best houses in the city BALI
more.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

Frvsb uardsn, Flower, Fruit, HsrA.
Troei Shrub aud Evergreen Seeds. Rl,I
direeiloss fot culture, prspsid'p} nail.
The most complete and judisitI Us assor..
usnt IN the csuniry, AgsiH wan,,a.
.n = 'S 'Is,, Of : .,i az 4 :. @. AI.s
A., pFepail " mai. II ih.fIi'rlx ~ ~-.-t,,
prepaid for u %. casarsr'f (illeiasi aspss.sss,
- per loo 80 per 1000 pEspal1. Nsw bsSST o.,
cash. Prspsia. rue G.ps oeS crsaSsry, fss 40,
Land az iowlsnd eylthrs. ~ Per hssd. prspalA VIA
diIee,iens Priced SAtAlosgs 70 any sAirsss. ss.ssa
Alse trade list. SEEDS 0n onmpiastsa-
D N WATSON. Old ColsAy Esrssries
and Seed wsrshouss, FiyasostA, h&sA
Estab'hhsd in lsl2. Dec l7-Am
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Tennessee HoueU TAINTED

MR.. JAMES NJ. BARKER wishes
wi TO purchase notes on the Bank
OF Tennessee and will pay literally for
them. Call on him before il is toolate.
Mari 70-E.
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slAGaZ!RE NOTICES.

Hrper's MOathly opens with 2
nine page illustrated article on "Pus-
sy," and sustains its fully established
reputation. 1t may be said to stand.
at least artistically, at the head OF
American magazines. Price 81 PEI
annum.
The Old Guard, by Thomas Dunn
English, is monthly of very high lit
erary order, We regard it as the
most delicate morsel which appeals
to our literary appetite. Here is its
table Of contents for March, but VIC
prize the work too highly to loan to
to our friends. They can get it OF
Van!Fvrie, Horton 4 Co., Now York,
for 81 per year.
THE HEIR OF GAYMoUNT. Chapters
Is to %. John Estea Cooke.
FAIR ELISABETH. From the German
of Jensen. Four illustrations. -
, Thomas Dunn Engiist.
THE SUPREME Court AND THE
STATES, vsrsrs CoYQEEss. C. c..
Burr.
In SPITE OF MYSELF.
WHAT CANE TO UPTosNUPu. Three
illustrations.
UNDER SUSPICION. Christian Reed.
"DowN AMONG THE DEAD MN"
James Harper-Mordecai Manas-
sch Noah - Emmanuel Gottlieb
Leutze.
THE MCDooDLE CLUB.
Our Book TABLE
ART AND SCIENCE.
The SOuNer Planter and Farmer is
always entirely acceptable as an ag-
ricultural work, ard the present num-
Der is perhaps the best yet. we hope
it vii! be sustained s. per annum.
Richmond.
Demoresrs MOnthly-The March
number of this splendid periodical is
out and is fully l,p to the standard,
though like the others a little slow in
arrival dubbed with the News at 81
for the two.
Demoresfs Young America. We
greet this youngster for the first time
in 1870. Even now we would like to
have the January number. The lit
tie ones of our household have raised
such a clamor fer it that We have
been compelled to order it specially.
The chrome pictures with it are real
treasures. $3.50 eeg annum.
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ESTABLISHED 1855.
J. O. MATTHEWSON

j o. NJ A t I II = W ) . = 7,
PHoD " - ANlSSlOH MERCHANT.
A GEN ffT the NJ ,ntonr, Ilopsw-l, Nil
"A si;evilie, sni E,Jl- & Ph9nx Cot
tol Mills HFEIrd and papout PoWL,r q. 5
AUGUSTA, CA.
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CUSHINGS & BAILEY,

No. 2G2 BALTIMORE ST. OPPOSITE HAso, IN
ia ETlMORE
The largest and best assorted stock in the
city Of School, Law, Medical, Dental, Class
zeal and Miscellaneous Books.
peSsG General Bank and Counting House
Stationery of all kinds.
Blank Books Made to Order in any sty lc Of
Binding and Ruling.
tsfTABLisnkD lslll mar4-6m pd.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

cuttings All-Aea'ing Ointment
For Piles, Old Sores, Ulcers, Sores Resulting from
cars or Burns, Fresh GUS, spr1ins, Bruises &c
recommend this Ointment especially in case. Of
les bit. re Il will cure any case II p.ts.,srrd
s,l ~ u. Fne' 70 cts. sign Of the :" New Drug
STORE Address J. BUNTING,
Jan 7-eh Mar Att lr.st.l Ten,
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Petersburg Prices cnrrsnt.

ooRREcrED WEEKLY Br
DAYS., ROPER 4 GO.
wBOLEsALE GROCERs
aud
COMM SION NERcRAxIA.
PETERSBURG vInaIEi$
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

The Lady who lost blue veil at the
Episcopal Church on Sunday last can
obtain Il by enquiling at this Office.
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BRISTOL FEMALE INSTITUTE.

begin on the
,,,., -, l.t , Pay 81 February. 1870.
FACULTY:
". j. M0RRlSSETf, Graduate Va.
Nil. lust, and A N. graduate WI
liam and Mary College. PRINCIPAL
Ed. J. 7. KINUANON, Moral Science and
II Try.
Miss JENNIE lat IAN, Assistant.
Mrs. NJ g. klNOANON, AatrOn and A.
sistAnt.
TIT IRMS-
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Terms, per Session n Five Months;
)as'hGQ "a Alliance. saIasJ ty special eoAlra
A NEW DEPAHTNEET

Tosupply what Dusi be now rcyar. "a as neess.
atty, 10 prepare and ~ young ladi for the faliy
circle, 20 tighten their lsbe aud render thsm more
strucged, twice week, iE the Use Of the best Ia
proved Sewing aAsAinss' i'ss q charge.
BoArdiOg 4epArtnsnl In charge Of PrinsipAl and
his wife, bat boarding cap be had Ia private families
near TO The ssAoai hsilainss 4 lac above rates, u
desired. - 80 -
Young ladies' furnish thsii swn pillow -eaAss.
sheets, towtlsfAnA nGhtss
WsAking sAn bs ba5 II . aollAE per noah.
No dsasstiens fron hills unless N s@sss 4 pre-
Fos particulars sdarsss ths Priasipsi a. BIis.sl
Tsun JAh. III 20
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

See advertisement of Bulls Cedrcn
Ditters.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04
i Y N q lib u r. Q
Prices Current.
CORRECTED nr
LEE TAYLOR, G CO,
GEosEas, CONSi~Sl MERCHANTS AM FRO
DrcE DsoKtks
No. II Bri lge Street, Lyueburg, Va.

LrNcnecsa. March 4, issl.
uuF market offer, .2me chtuSes iu whieh we AK
atehlloh' Receipts OF Bacon during the pat week
no' =" hoAFy' shes none liberal, and market steady
a, fselaliviis as 10 qsaity. lard st-a ', Hntt-r
Evh.y and dhil fcalhers scarce AID ucift. Drici
t,u's' h6ss' P"hlrg, ard marx .NfS sltetally a.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

The Junior Editor of the Ne,cs is
gone East.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
" - C6NEf0SE CONE ALL
- -
y. KUHNERT h SON,
BAKERY AND COMIC TIoNKlH.
Opposite virEitiALD Depot, :

BRANCH BAKERY
la the hose ,o'm.Ily ssssr..d w. NC, ssily.le
pleased 10 see al In want Of geoasia car has.
cAADIEs. CAKES AND eRAoxxAs
aso keep. rs,s, /, - "a
FuA FiQ.
RaisinG. CocoAaats,
French Csndiss, Psppsf Gsass
rhsv -thov, Pieeslill. Fcsh caxa 6ystsru .
sIisGd oysters, sardinea, iHofssslarshlrs EsaaA
fine Apples,
freneh Mustard, Pickles,
toars, Perlumafy, 'hsago uRallSi csnls
BRUSHES, keskfss, Pesktl books. visiiiAg eArts.
- iltggf.'ronsS
lenefTsg Rubber 0oods.
Prhkst Gallery. chiaa Toys,
smoking and Chowing Tobaeeo. BsEsss aaA PlDeA
AID oihsr things too nm across u nsuttsa, !.
Give - call and see for youuslvs-. % go
4'e i1 Y. KuuNERT 4 eoH,
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G.. III. NHATTOX a. co,
MANUFACTURE LES
DEALERS
IN ALL
KIND S or
CABlNET r
FURNITURE.

yrI
u d wi our
Is portable
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m eunm We
sra % 9@l+s,
ESFE NJ.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

For Sale by PEPPER BROS. and all Drug
gists. Jan. ely.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-04

Owing 70 haA wes,AsF. trade has bees siaxnAnl
She P..I weak. Assaa Z I@W sith a. isoTssssd
HATrrwsos.
, 1870-01-06

ont. Ntrh Of Hsde PaIk. nea! siastlo9fx. taeTe
are more : .a.hst, /" atd then j. t. good ronn!og
Intil within 30 miies Of Rbioeheck. acsoss by.
Ihtle the dl{t &nd gravel arc toen from under the
ties b. tie high water. aud the ~est track Is out Of
line Between Nhiuebeck snd Barry to"n the west
;aee aans bsaoT ~ ss q sef ana
IT 1lvoN brtfge Il also in Ye1y bad condtlon tGe
~ett trark. IN sone plscess standing at an angle
Op,,oplie T1rolt, on Turkey Polot, an ica.honse
wal bloWn dom on Sunday. and, ialllag Into the
river, Was carried do*n sIcaD. A. Tlso!l'
Logging to Mr. Barnwell, valued a. $500. was de-
uo1shed. From TlTon to Hudson me track Is ln
fair condition, except netEeen Lvihsssoa aIo
At the LoSer DOCK in pouRnkeepaie tlree csoN
bcuts e1e tunk: the floop Margaret hed her ooR
sfore r. stern post ttaI!ed and fnaaef caeo
tic railroad embankment, hnd she d4-d fapo'y.
Al other barge had thirty feet Of her guard torn
C6 Germantown canal boat lies sunk. while
atrg il tE RIVER esrly this morning xsre a. zee
bsrRe and thrte caral boats, no one being Fis'o'e
The New YORK Exprees. which left New York
nj cal!.paat 6 o'clock Gu Sunday evening. ran into
Q .rtl- -ht car en- the h:eh bridge, near Aloaay;
from the II. CT, b.1 10 one xas hurt Tne p4ssen-
gt,s old nel reach Albany uuel l o'clock this
svt 5PE FL aasy fMo ts,s ed
aee:dent c: d The aist t,nia tto9 Se1 Yofk to isy
did not reach fouE1kttpsae untu p. NJ. Ionf
hQur8 nnd y tnal hen1nG. .. ..
TetWeco peugtkeepsie and Co1saclte traios arc
nat ret allowed run the west track Aouth OF
Put phs q pile Tbs east or down track ls also
u 20 for I'll tralps as far 6outh as Crotop. sl1
hundred teet Of track Is gone near ScaEoofosso
t1 nth OF Sting SlbE. Superintendent Toucey sa}6
II at all the trains will run nearly Oh time tomor-
Thw. the tast TACK fro1 New YORK 10 Albany o8-
u in good condition.
TDe : I'D ut Castleto~u. yesterday, blew do ~
chlmneys md uprooted trees. l2:Ee gags o.
men arc at work, and gravel trains ha Te beea
brought into reputation al all the damaged points
on the road. 1l consequence OF uAng = si12!t
t1sck there Ril be Sigh. delags ID tue aztistli
aI departn.ca Of TN! Is fJE dny or two Ut the
| lurthett- on Saturday tho steamboat Norwich
Trucntd Hudson with nine canal boats loaded
with c0al
, 1870-01-06

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dss .nd shs tond n11 pot yf ms5rted w
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ihs .s ha1 ,E Ts. A. n II , 70 s
tersd upcn hin, to determine whether u f'el, himself
ss s nd & s .oS. H.. h Il. ss
forfeiture OF my ot the eonditiaua the ehaite h:-
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tey t- Jury that the n.lEiga1ee did feel tn*tcIe or
ht, tht1k the has sivea tic The
!tstt to believe Or d.9eeve the a1a.s
h, tn.I tta1 hios. fstcsate he ssn fake
cp.nin ent idet with Ets thas the ss 11aced
the tf1 to dctrfiulne ts question Ia The auds ~
the II II in,ted IN the b1td- and the
lnestRsYur tunqt be he'd to bis contract ..
A verdict was <, ndeEcd 10 favor OF the deleud-
arts. Shaw 4 Mcdonald for platnel1; Trtnhle foI
, 1870-01-06
IOWA.

LEGISLATORS Arxtvln.-Tbc Scnntoft-
nj QueAtion-l4tRht In Il Dark
I'lncr-AKrtcultur:a 1ntteF*-Nur"
der Trin1.
snec,al Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
nEs MnIsEs, Jan. r.
TIC ucnoers Of the Leetala:sre, which coz
ueuces It's se1tton on Monday. azc beginning 10
arrive. senators Keller, D!Son, a2a Loog, a2d
Ren1escpta,.yes 3lti'art, Stone, Hood, totton.
Rogers ard Tat arrived today. Sone du1sa y
ftJeep more VII! arrive BY the trains to.nl9nI ,
Tnerr Is already quite nnmoes @! otoaueat w w
itrtans here, and plenty mrre are coming. Cao.
A.tates 10: tie various offices 9! the Sea.te 1ua
Honte are p.ehry. Among tue Candidates lo1
Erc1osau e Clerks ct The lio1se is Mss MalJ
Spenter, oacfhter Of KefEestntacse speccel' o.
Tns senatorial s,tuatitn ..:es on new phases.
be AlI,ton Een cohe fe.c confident Of s1ceess.
Nf.gbt ftieEh1 are cqualy coenaene; ~nhe Inosn %
Eno pte u1Gtg Goyttuof Merrill claim ne VIII
The Captol building <as supplied WITH Eas TX.
,rrc. to day, AID tie 1.c:en. ctnce ulf1u.a3Sea
| with gas 1or tie t,ss siu,e tonight
Tnt Trustees OF the state A71e2rnlai toneRt
ueet here On Monday. The state uorlcultua1
soc.efr wi, begin It's acnral exhibition on Tues
dsF MD tie state Agricultural Society nous "
annuaI session, for the election OF oi!icert axasu.
| trr Of premiums On Held crors, aod determining
on the location for The ne1s ssase NJ ,:,7 of ,be
District Conn opened here on Monds! Mosn.ne'
81 ii O'Clock. Jatge J. IL RstarotS psessoeu.
| Tucstay mosEtrE tne famous spinden pqhoa'ns
nice il TIC trsgeI!, will be tried urst The 7ttoI'
nrxs On the pait OF deiendauts are Fltral1 Boal.
Clstk HAddock, Cornell Bros. Tns a!totneJs
for the stsre are En 9. Tnoupson' tse. r.. a. a.
Dafer, Esq. The Two cases VIII take op toe
cTrntfat p.rt OF the term. Great Interest Is Eoaa
feSted, n1d the courtroom Is xde1.