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HOME. Farm AND GARDEN.

In order to obtain fine, long straight
roots Of horse radish, plants should
be set out two feet deep. When
treated in this way. the plants may
not show their leaves till June, or even
later. by the autumn of the second
year there will be fine roots for use.
The Gardener Chronicle says that
few persons are aware of the great
beauty as decorative objects of we'll
grown plans of some of the smaller
fruited tomatoes. The fruit of the
orange field and the crimson Feeice
Island, is richly colored, SNOWY and
attracsiye. There are several other
varieties, well worthy of cultivation,
for ornamental purposes.
An exchange speaking of foul
wheat, says: Farmers generally
suffer much unnecessary loss from
cleaned wheat, inasmach MS very
small quantity OF poor wheat, de-
grades even larger quantity Of good
wheat to the lower grade. Farmers
should clean their wheat thoroughly,
and thereby secure the highest mar
ket rates, and save the refuse for the
hog pen of stable. 1t is poor econo-
my to feed very dirty, and especially
smuIty refuse, to the chickens; bet
ter give it to the hogs"
Wall papers are readily cleansed
by tying soft cloth over broom,
and sweeping down the walls careful
ly. The dust and ashes of furnaces
and stoves are deposited in every
crack and crevice of our rooms, and
require vigilant and active treatment
for their removal. Carperts absorb
great quantities Of them. All who
can afford it will find it great i'm
provenient to use straw mating in
summer, and in autumn cover them
with carpet Innings or even common
newspapers; then put down the car
pets over them.-HOusehold.
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RRISTOL FOUNDRY L.
STOVES, CANE MILLS.
CRATES, MILL GEARIN J.,
WATBRwHgELS, WAGON BOXES, So,
Made to order ut the
BRISTOL FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP.
DIXON, SMITH, & co.
NO17TCE

A LII per.ons having claims against John
n NJ. Jones, will please present them al
once 10 the undersigned, who may be found
for the next thirty days at the store OF
Capt. james Brooks, lin Burson's nee
eu,ldi g.) for payment. And all Der ohs
being in debt to him will please come for
ward and settle mp, ASH have instructions to
put all accounts, unpaid, out for collection.
"a word the wise IL suiIicicn'."
WM. d. JONES, Agent.
Bristol, Tenn, Jan. IL, 1870. 3m
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AieIb anb 3arS en-.

TnY TmEM. AS pertinent to this
column of our paper we recommend
that purchases be made of the follow
ing Houses.
Agricultural implements, and Seeds
for garden and field, II. Sinclair 4
Co.. +. Whitman e. Sons. and N. w.
Slide & Co., Baltimore, =. II. Stark
and Watt & Knight, Richmond, and
G. Billipis. Norfolk W.,
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CARE or Cows Some farmers
allow themselves to fall into the mis-
cradle and costly practice of letting
their COWS, early in the spring, roam
at will over the fields they propose to
NOV the coming July. Nothing is
more injurious. The ground, always
wet in the spring, is trodden into
such an unequal surface that, besides
the injury to the grass roots, moving
is made more difficult; and the loss
in the subsequent crop is many times
greater than all the cattle get in their
pcrambulations. Keep the COWS and
other cattle in the barn or barn-y yard,
or some small lot adjoining, till there
is grass enough in the pastures to
give them good bite; and then
when turned out, with one feeding
of hay each day, they will have just
what they need to secure to them the
best health and to the owner the
largest profit. -Hearth and Home.
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NOTICE.

william A. Dooley, Admir-, and h ,"5 Jr,
Newland, Adm'x. Of Joseph Nen,snI Jro
decd. v. :. the heirs of Joseph Neg, .. Wu.
decd. and Others. Peter Garlnv MsD
Newland, W. J. Bradford and vi" Co..
Ann, Richard lIickam, Lane Boys ,,,rior Co.
DR.. Jas. II. Vance, Elkin Manufacture d
and Henry Lofts aud all others el o,ics lhsi
Joseph Newland, Jr., decd. take IC PM tsLs
on the 10th day Of October, ie'ui .iter Of IRE
an account in this case IN tue mai IT, desf,
estate of the said Joseph NeWlanu, w yoa viii
as ordered by the Chancellor, WY" clSims ~
be required TO provo and me you" e7o'
required by law. May Rules ls,v'
VIM. MULLENNlA,
june 3-lm. N''iA
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TOWN LOT FOR SALE Ire
COODSON. "a.

! oher for sale an acre lot situated in front
OF the NJ. Il. Church, ON the Va. side of Bris,
,ol, and near the location Of the Va. lG' Nv.
hailload bounded on the east by the Thomp-
son property, on the south by Beaver Greek
@hu on ihe west by the Wreneher property.
me lo' Is beautifully and conyeniently loes
ted, and a bargoin can be had bv annlicatior
to the subscriber ''N'''''''
LrwAED q. Z. HucnEs.
may 2T-tf
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T0CsE CARPENTERS & JoINERs! +,

Il Il -
Desiring to open business in Bristol VIC Of
fer our services in the above business in niis-
tol or vicinity.
We think all persons designing to huill
would do well to call on us, all kiE'ls Of work
from plain and neat to finest ornamental and
as low as we can afford it. We can give best
References. Address
Den STERLING K BRO.
Mar. 4-5m Marion, SDry I'll CO., Va.
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DIR. u. RRADEZELD'S
Fem Lee Regulates
Woman Best Friend.

This valuable medicine is prepared for UoNns
exclusively, and To bo used by women only. II Is
adapted especially to ihoso cases where the womb
disordared, aHd will sarc any irreguarity In the
"menses,n except in such cases require surgi-
cal opainiion A. these last very rare, the fk-
MALE REGULATOR Is Of alwost universal aprllea-
ton. In sudden check Of the "monthly courses
from com, trouble 81 mind or like cause, II acts
like charm, by restoring tha discharge ia cray
Instance, ,hus relieving tho fever, headache, pain
In the back and clover stomach" Pushes Of heat
about the face, chilly sensations, burning Of the
oyolas, and general rcstlossness. Taken In tiino,
all those symptoms rass away Immediately, with
injury to the constitution. Frequently, howev-
or, tho proper romedY Is not applied In time, the
disease becomes chronic, and the foundation laid
Tor numborless evils TO the constitution OF woman
The next "tnrnn comes around and there is no
| "show :" or perhaps tho "whites" will appear
| There will be some unoasinoss about the womb,
but worry little Of the ratural Enid escaping
rhc compile lion becomes sallow, bowels swollen,
Of greenls caste about the face, constant dull,
aching pains in the head, weight Ia the lower stom-
ach and back With without whites, ralpitations
Of the heart pallor exhaustion, Indigestion, wear
mess langor aching across the loins loss Of appe
| lite, pain IN the left breast, ughtness across the
chest, cough and gidsiucss. II still allowed to go
on, ''groen sickness" will be- fully developed the
/ headache became severe, with loss Of memory, d.
minishcd scrsibiity, SICK STOMACH, dyspepsia no
relish for food loss Of flesh. increased Tutoring Of
| the heart SWELLING OF THE FsEr, legs and body.
and o, casonal splitting Of blood. The slightest Fl
fort causes hurried breathing almis to suhocatlon.
The skin is Gabby, aud has q "doughy feel" This
is sad picture, but II Is tho condition Of thousands
Of women between tho ages Of fteen and forty
who brought to the grave by ignorance, or neg
| lect to take tht proper remedy.
To all who arc afflicted with any Of the symptoms
above mentioned, IN connection with an irregulari-
ty Of the "mohthly sickness" we earnestly say,
TAKE DR.. BRADFlELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR.
few ouneeg taken, you will at once experience its
benefit, and with lite patience you will be fully
resi- oaed to health
This remedy has been extensively used for up
ward Of twenty years by many Of the most expert
eneed and successful physicians In Georgia. No
family should be without two or thre bottles.
For salo by DR. JSo. BuSTISG and PEPPER BRos.
Biistol Tenn. Jan. 2l-ly
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SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
TRON WoR KS

IRON WORKS.
TTAviNG recently returned from trip, for tho
"A puilosc Of adopting all late Improvements In
Machinery ut the North, prepared to
make and furnish the following Machinery aud Inn
poments;
Stationary and Portable Engines, Cir
cular Saw Mills, Grist and Saw Mill
Gearing, Sorghum Mills, Tobacco
Fixtures, Horse Powers, Thrash
ing Machines, Superior Smut
Machines, Bark Mills, Wool
Carding Machines, Pick
era, plOWs and Points, of the
most approved Patterns, Railings,
Columns, Stoves, building Fronts,
Cast Windows, and Door Frames, Sor-
ghum Boilers, &c.
Tho attention Of MlLL-wRlGnTs is particularly
invited, as we wiilpu up
MILLING-MACHINERY,
suitable for every variety Of Water and Steam
Power that they may prefer. Merchants In this and
! tho adjoining counties will be supplied With
FLOWS AND POINTS,
New York Premium No. and 4, Bradleys, Liv-
! ingstoRs and Ilill side Plows of all sizes.
| Old Iron and Copper taken IN Exchange for CAST
ms.
/ We arc Manu- facturors' Agents for tho sale Of
! French Buhr MIL StoueS, Boiling, Mowers aud
! Rearers 90 ether with any other Machinery wan
1 ted that do not make.
| host quality of Plaster kept constantly hand
| A Towenty Horse Engine and Circular Saw Mill now
saw.
J. b. BARRETT & CO.,
wythovillo, Va
Mcssrs l. y. DUNN & CO.. Bristol, Tenn, ar,
our agents for sale Of all goods kept by us.
March II, ls7o.-tk b. BARRErT Co.
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MALE COLLEGES.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE
LEXINGTON VIRGINIA.
FACILITY


GKNrRAL r L. LEE, PREgpgNr.
CARTER J. HARRIS, A, is,
Professor Of Latin.
JAMES J WHITE, A. nj,
Professor Of Greek.
EDWARD 8. J0YNES, A. NJ,
Prof. -MOdern Languages.
Rtv. J. j.. KIRKPATRICK, D. D.,
Prnf. Moral Philosophy.
WM. PRESTON JOHNSTON, A. NJ,
Prof Hist ry and EaqliSh Literature.
ALEXANDER l.. NELSON, AN,
Prof. Mathematics.
WILLIAM ALLAN. A. NJ,
P,of .ippied Mathematics.
RICHARD S. MCCULLOUGH, A NJ,
Prot. NatTai Philosophy.
JOHN L. CAMPBELL, A. NJ,
Prof. Chemistry.
frot applied, Chemistry.
Hon. J. W. BRoCKENBRoUGH, LII II.
Prof. Lap
VI. W. HUMPHREYS. AN,
Ass Prof. In reek.
ROBES MASSIT. A. NJ.
ASST Prof. Modern Languages
DUNCAN e. LYLE, A. NJ,
asst Prof. Mathematics.
CHARLES 4. GRAVES, A NJ,
Asst Prof. English.
JOSEPH b. WALKER,
Asst Prof. Chtmistrg, and
Priacipal of Business School
For tho present the instruction In Engll-h d
divided among the Professors Of Moral Philosophy
Modern Languages, and History, with the aid OF on
Assistant Professor.
e. The duties Of this Chair are discharged by tn
Professors Of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
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Or. RICHAU'S GOLDEN RENE
DIES

Use these only, and save time health and money
81 900 reward for any Of di IN any stage
which they fall to cure.
DR., RichAus Golden Balsam No. ], cures ulcers,
ulceraod sore throat and mouth, sorO eyes cu,ane-
eruptions, coppArcolorod blotchos, soreness Of
the scalp, sorola, &c: It is tho greatest ronovaor
Alternative and blood purifier known, removes all
mercury from the system, and leaves the blood pure
and healthy.
DR.. Richaus Golden Dalsam No. ., cures Msreu-
rial affection. umatsm H. all its forms and gives
immediate relief Ia all cases.
Price OF either No. or two, Is per bottle, or two
for 60.
nr. Riehnu's Golden Antilote, n radical cure for
all urinary arrangements. piiee Is per tottle.
Ir. Echaus Golden Elixir D'Arour, u radical
Tor neivou- general debility, In Old youL
s.nparting cuergy with wonierful oIect.
P'ics s. pr bottle, or two f,r 50.
on receipt Of price these rcmrdius viii be shipped
to any place. Prompt aitonti paid To all CORES
pond Noae genuine without the name Of .'Dr.
RCIAu's GOLDEN Remedies, D. RICHARDS,
Sole PropriuteT," blown ia the glass 81 bottlcs
Address. %. b. d. Richards, rs Narick ST. n. Y.
jan 7-!F
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NEW FANCY
Hrs. Bette GallOWay'S.

IBEG LEAVE to announce to the la
dies Of Bristol and the public generally, that
l have just returned with splendid stool,
Of Millinery which am now opening | have
selected with care the usual variety Of all arti-
cles which may lie called for in my line,
such as Bonncts, Hats, Ribbons, Flowers,
Nets, Coils Switches, Wells, Gloves, Hand
kerchiefs, Hose, CUTS, Collars and Notions Of
all kinds all Of which l will cell at small
profit. Strict attention paid to all orders
from distance.
Dress Making done in the very latest style
and on short notice. Also, all kinds Of braid
ing, ombroidering and stamping done in the
best style.
bfD~ Opening takes place on Saturday,
April 20, 1870.
MRS, BETTE GALLOWAY.
april 2, 2u.
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THE UNIyERsALGUID
IN DRESSMAKING

the most valuable assistant In DrosFmaking ev
az issued Any dddycan mako ladies' or chiidPen's
CROSSES ny II. Thousands sold weekly AGENTS
wanted everywhere. 4 spleAdLd chanes fot 49,
% n",Ae 'aoHey "a iight and tasteful o'.sin,ss ~
t9r iedlhsr information address J, WlrKrIggE
pnleI go. ara wv Jersey sole eSent for thc
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NOTICE.

I'd ERSONS are hereby warned against burying
X their dead on that part Of my land known a. thu
old King burial gronnd. The present - owth Of IN
town ia that direction Il such 20 render
the removal Of those bodies which have algf adY
been Lurcd there, and the Ffopfieiy 81 this notice
must be apparent to every one, VIII Ne compelled
to regard any further trespass Of this kind a.
proper for action 90 law aud will at once take
stoia accord nrly.
Anil 70 s5.ff. JNo. G KING.
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Old R. KIDV ELL, Gid
Merchant, Produce Dealer
and Man 1facturcr
of all kinds of Cooper
Ware, Pork, Lard, Brandy
and Flour Barrels, Still Tubs,
Bacon HOgheads, Ham Tierccs,
Wash Tubs, Kegs and Cans constant
~ on hand and made to order ut
CARTER's DEPOT, Tennessee.
uARrICr attention given to orders.
n Having just iet sived stock Of new goods d.
rtctly from tho North, desire state TO my friends
and the public generally that Keep constantly on
hand regular assortment o. go'dS, aud will sell
low for cash or produce paid dow J also state to
my friends, aud the public that will favor me with
their orders for cooper will never be loss to
got thcm promptly nllod ut short notice, and at pri
ces to suit the times.
Thanking my many fsicnds for their patronage In
tho past, hope a continuance " the same.
II. KIDWELB.
mar. ls-u
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miscellaneous.
T~Gw- sooK STORE.
]. W RANDOLPH & BN0LIsn,

pGer for sale the best terms the largest assert
mont Of New and Old LAW MEDICINE, TflEOLO-
GT, HISTORY. BIOGRAPHY, SCnoL, and MIS-
JELLANROrs Rocks; complete sol Of tho
VIRGINIA REPORTS. and all the rnro southern
works: BLANK hooks aud othc' STATIONERY
BLANKS for lawyer, clerks, merchants, 'sherifs
and constabios BOOK BINDING In all styles
aud superior BLANK BOOKS made to order.
mar Is, 1s7J-3mos- nd.
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Caarcasy ssIsnaar i.alon sa,i.van 60. Tenn

IN pursuance Of Decree Of the imnfey 'u." '
At IS ountvillc, o., its My form lS7,, IN hs H.
OF Jno. w. sells Executor &c, Against Lnm. ~!
ct al, vail sell on the 7,h day of July. ~ "
me rremiscsl TO the highest oiddsr The va.
land, mentioned and described iu the pleading, ,l
offer for sale tho remainder interest in the posfi;
assigned to the widow Emma Rily. Ana I'm N.
the salc Of said land outside the lowef' As Al
remainder interest In the Dover ial 70 p,t PHI
amount su hcicnt to pay the debt oi $50 ~ a.
10 be due to Defendant Sally Rily, and lhs ri
this cause, then will Offer f,r sao the entire ~,
estate Of the said Pharaoh Rily decd, Hee
Dover or other membranes. .ulk,
credit Of six (6) and twelve Oe) monl, ,t.",r.
given, bond and good security require" /" .6o,r
chaser, aud lien retail ned until the purchase
fully paid, and sold without the right OIL is''"'
ton. June Let, 1870 .,,,,,pyyIX.
june st.
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CUSHINGS e. RAIr.rv

NO. 262 BALTIMORE ST. OPPOSITE HANOVER
= BALTIMORE.
The largest and best assorted stock in the
city OF School, Law, Medical, Dental, Class
cal and Miscellaneous Books.
IsD- General Bank AMI Counting House
Stationery Of all kinds.
III nix looks Made to Order in any style
binding All Rlilug
ETABLlsn-D 1871 r4-6n MI
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10

This company has one of the largest aud
most successful manufactures in the Uni
cal States. Every branch Of the business
icing uu'lcI the immediate supervision of
the Compau", whose experience A. prnci
cal Piano ma hcrs enables ilom to produce
IN instrument whith rci power, fuiuess Of
tone. elasticity of touch AMI elegance Of fin
sh. aic equal if no superior to any in the
country
Every instrument is warranted for five
years.
Old Pianos taken in exchange, repaired,
mud al orders and tuuings pIomltly attend
cd to.
Professors. clcrgymen aud institutions,
supplied nj lihei nj discount,
GAEUL'S lIANO DOMPANT.
nov IS ly. Baltimore. Nr
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Ladies Dress Goods.

beautiful Summer Delains mt 25 cts. Lawns,
Alpaca Lustrcs, Japanecs Cloth, Jaconotts
Barred, Nangook and Null Muslin.
100 pieces Prints, perfectly fast cplors at I23
Blcachcd and Brown Domcs.ica, Cottonadee
Cotton Plaids for drcsses.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Boots and Shoes, Mems aud Bows Wool and
Fur Hats, Ladies' and Misses Kid and Last
inc Shoes, Ladies' AMI Misses Trimed Hats
and SundoWns of the latest STYLES VERY
nHrAr. Gloves and Hosiery, Gents &
Ladies' Handkerchief, North Carolina Bale
Cotton, best Indigo and Nader, Alum, Con
perrs, Spice and Pepper. Hardware, Queens
ware glassware, Tinware, Wooden Buckets,
Tubs, Brooms &c. Cheese, Rio Coffee, Crush
ed and New Orleans Sugars, Rice, ana Tea If
the VERY best QUALITY.
You will find our stock complete and prices
to suit the closest buyers. Bring on YOUR
Butter, Eggs, Chickens, Feathers, Bacon.
Lard and any other produce YOU can snare
also your greenbaeks which we never refut Q
and buy your spring supplies for your Fam
lilies. We can't afford 10 sell goods on credit
and hope our friends will save us the neccs.
sity Of refusing them by bringing the pay
buy what they want and not ask for credit
Give rs call and examine our stock.
T.. II. SENEkER.
Virginia ground Plaster by the ton. sack
or pound at Ell. SENEKERS
April ], ls70.--tf
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Grand Pianos & Square Grands

tEHLE'S PIANO MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, of Baltimore, Md. Wnrcrooms:
Y. Z. corucr Of Eutaw apd Fayotle streets,
md -, II and 10 n. Eutaw st.
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Chancery land SaEc nj bris'''
Tennessee

jnne sat
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-28
Dir. Hoofand's Podoplyllin,
Or sUBrTEUTE FOR MERCrRY
PILLS,
Two Pills 70 Dose.
The most po,eerfui get Innocent T,gctaJl,
CathQrfie knOarH.

Itis not necessary 20 take Ahandiul ofihs.spHI.
o. produce the desired effect, Two Of them ..t
quickly and posertully, cleans ing the .yer .tutn
hch and bowel. II all impurities, The uriurIE,i
ingredient l. PodOphyllln, or the alyA1hol.r e.
Tract n Mandrake, winch is by many ilnts NOR.
Noweriui, acting aud searching than The Mandr,ke
,Sei IT. peculiar action j, upon the Liver clean
ihtI speedily from all Obstructlor-, with all the
IyNe,Y' Mercury, yet free IRON n iniufou. re-.
Aup's NnHehed 20 the use of that mineral
iSi Nl tSssses, m which the use Of a csthattIo
, i 'Sese fl.is Will give entire satl.fac.
20. ~ sN'fs I~e. They SEyER ran.
'n '"ses OF LlN'. cOnpl mt, Dyspepsia and ex.
NtIlt 'osl .N'n,'s,sg, HoOhsnd' German tItt.r-
1r ipn4c should be Deed IN counastIon with.tt.
fhls The 1oaic eiiect of lie Btt.rs or ~.
tnlds up the system. Tie bitter. on 'roi' ~ o''.o
mes the blood, strengthens ths n.ry4. s,",, ~, @
'h. Liver ana gives strength energy and yi,rr %
hSep your bo"els aetyewith Tie PIIs AMI ,n,,
up ihe system with the BpeTs or Tont, 49, % t'nc
dseaseeh tain it, hold, ~ ever aq.jn s. ,,, 40 40
iLehe medicines are sold hy all Drue,, ~ ai -,
dealers N medicines everywhere. '' anu
, hee0iiect that II II Dr. Hoonand's C.,..
heiheaes, hal are 20 universally used ana r, 'is'
ihend-di ana 40 not allow the Drug gist 10 in,'a
you 10 take anything else that he may saw ia 80
m r., , gooa, neeanse he makes larger profit Oh 4,
Ines" Remedies swill be sent by express n snS IT,
eaIth, upon application 10 tho PkINCipiI'oh- M
ficE, 1.-THE GERMAN MEDICINE sroRF 0as
ARCH oiREEI, Philadelphia S'
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-28
The 3nIlrtin.
EOPEfGN

rngtsna;A Brcni OF PF"NNH- = nc ttEc"
prs ssstble TRAIN ~ f'""'''.''. N''-t''-''
pLEAg, uT ~ -hIA pW kt
a spccias Of irdcscriba5ic dread ol .he
prus.an power is creeping over Enghmd.
IL is snre to crop out some day soon.
Onlv a very little diverse action uu th"
pari of 3isrark would be sufficient to fan
hi, feeling in;oa flame Q: hatred which
could only be queaebed in war. The
controling power over the eastern quos-
tion which has been SO potently and Yet
10 easily exercised by BIsinarck marks the
sway he alrady wioids over Europe. This
Il Gispleasing TO tho English. Their own
sep.e Of supremacv Is woundel, and thoy
have ,he natural feeling that Bismark. II
he is SO powerful TO restrain, can be equally
powerful 10 preeiptate, war.
f,-.. TRAIN.
Tho irrepressible George Francis Train
lstured 60 largo audience the other
s,.nine in London. He introduced him
self US the coming president Of the United
States. Ills usual parade Of sympathy for
The oppressed was ss gushing as ever lie
'mded France and derided Prussia lie
temoaned the bloated arisiocracy Of
Englandl aud was careful 20 tell his au-
dience that any other country than
England his speeches would be reported
verbatim in The next days papers. He
was announced to speak at the Temple
discussion forum last nighs, but there had
been some mistake, and the crowd who
had ,hrongcd to hear the eccentric Amcri-
can had TO leave disappointed.
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Upon the Alabama question some ILL.,
feeling has been temporarily excited.
The dominant notion, however, seems 10
BE- that the sooner the actual losses are
paid, the better and that notion will
control English policy. A concession Of
the alleged declietion Of duty on the part
OF England wsuld, or course, be virtually
implied BY such payment but ifrequiring
somc express statement 10 that effect,
uollied by diplomatic periphrasc, would
not probably b. withheld. Claims for
copscquential damages will not be en-
ttf.ained. Ii Is clear however, that a,
settlement oftlle Alabama claims on the
sbovc footing will only be assenied to in
England after much preliminary wrang-
ling. There is party who are powerful
In England, and who insist that she ough,
rot 10 eat any such leei as this ,ha.
America offer. her ,soberer people.
whose eounsels are sure ultimately 10
Prevail however, take different view Of
the duty which Britain owes 10 the
United States. Somo doub, preyails as TO
whether copgress will ipdorso the presi-
dents Proposal to trsnsfer the Alabama
claims from the private owners TO the
government. Much Il made OF Buffers
intimacy with the president and Butler
has been receiving oil sorts Of severe
hsnding from the English papers-the
Times stigmatizing him as an incendiary
eager TO set tho two peoples By the ears,
and the Saturday Rerieio spe,ks OF hi,
celebrated speech n, Boston a. .alikc be.
meath critieism and moral eensu.e. Such
general and keen interest IN TIE doincs os
American public men has rarely ever
before been taken in England. Her own
critical position, she thinks j. too evidently
revealing 10 her foes that the holr Ofhtr
weakness s the hour oftheir strength.