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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-07-15
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Also DR.. Culverwell's Marriage Guide,
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ASK TO SEQ the new FULL.PLATE WATCH
bearing the trade mark "AAIERICAN WATCH
CO., Crescent street, Waltham, Mass" It ia
by far the best full-plate watch made in the
United States, and surpasses anything here
tofore male in this country for Railway Engi-
neers, Conductors, &c. April "a t3mo
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

~rwrauted- Agents.-s76 TO goo per month
Gig everywhere, male and female. 70 ,ntrodnce
the GENUINE IMpl0VED COMMON SENSE FAM
ltY SEWING MACHINE. This Machine win
stifch h.m, fell inck quit cord, bind. braid aud
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tl0oe for any Iuachnefle VIII sew asironger, more
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the Elastic Lock stitch" livery sHeoHd stitch
can he cut and stil o uioth cannot bs pulled aaari
with nj tearing Il. We ray Agents from go TO
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witch twice that amount can ba mHde. Address.
sEcpMR & co, Piusbnrg, Pa, Ros'or. Mass or
81. Louis. No.
CAUTION beware Of all Agents selling Ma
ciincs under the same "rine as ours, unless they
can show rei,ihcats Of Agency signed by IA. We
shall not hold ontsclvcs rcsponsihlc Tor worthless
Machines Sold by Whrr parties. aud shall prosecute
~ pirties CHI her sriiig or nsiug mnrhn's NJ der
this anc 10 tho iull extcni Of the law, uilrss such
machines were obtained from rs OF our Agents 10
MT be imposed upou by parties witn cory our AL
v-risemrnt and circulars and oher worthless ma
chinss at q less price.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-01

A PARALLEL The recent action
of Gov. Senter in calling for troops
l. like the case of those dcscrtcrs
from both armies who found the war
ended about the time they succeed in
getting through the lines. To have
held fast only a little longer would
have preserved both purse and homo .
Disguise it rs you may, Gov. Sem
ter sprang from the ship too soon.
He was frightened at the leak and
tried to steal the liie-boat. The leak
has been stopped and he desires now
to get aboard again.
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JENA E.sSEE NEIgx-

The waves are stilled, and recon-
struction has taken Its dark flight to
some future era of revolution. 1t may
be said that the State Is saved. There
IL feeling OF relief which Is unspcak-
able. Fletcher has failed in his second
treason and has returned with the
brand Of INSTRUMENTATION upon
him. Gov. Sentcr has been telegraph
ed for by the Reconstruction Commit
tee. He replies that he Is sick and will
20 as soon IA he RECEIVERS. We pre-
pumc he will be sober in few days,
and as he has turned sail again the
wind will probably steer him Alright.
General Brown and Speaker Perkins
have done great good before the Com
'inittec. Gen. Thurston has added
much to the cause of liberty, order
and justice. The radicals have swept
the counties of SEWER Knox Jefferson
Green Washington and Of course Car
ter md johnson.
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Piedmont and Arlington Life Insurance
Company.

We are again called on TO note the
promptness of this company in meet
ng Lab lilies. The amount Of DR..
>. w. Salmond's policy, $4,000, hns
been paid over TO Mrs. Sallnond about
six weeks ago. Unavoidable circum-
rtances have prevented the acknowl-
cdgcmcnt of il before this date. Mir.
Clyburn, the Agent, has received the
following note from Mr.. II. &. Sal
mond, representing Mrs. Salmond;
CAMDEN, S. c., Feb. 10, 1850.
CAPT w. CIHDURN, A0ent Piedmont
md arlington Life Insurance COM
pdny:
DEAR SIR-Mrs. Salmond bcgs me
to thank you for the amount of Dir.
I. w. Salnond's Policy, SIC, 900, which
was duly received.
Yours truly, II. C. Salmond.
The leading papers throughout the
South, and even beyond Mason and
Dixon's line, unite in testifying to the
capacity of the Directors of the Com
pany, the gentlemanly conduct and
prudence of its Agents, and the
promptitude with which it meets its
liabilities.
Having in orr community, within
the short space of three months, paid
out the sum of $4,000, we can but add
our manifesto to it, well deserved sue
cess.-Camcten IS. CO. Jonr1,at
We take pleasure in transferring to
our columns the above tribute TO the
high and we'll deserved reputation OF
the Piedmont and Arlington Insur-
ancc Company. We have no doubt
that it il one of the most reliable and
responsible companies in tho country.
Their capital is an immense one, and
their business is conducted with
marked caution and ability. When4
ever death occurs they pay up their
policies promptly.
Through the energetic efforts OF Mr.
Edwards, their accomplished general
agent, they have opened an Office in
I this city. He has succeeded in mp
pointing a board Of directors OF oar
/ own citizens, who will watch over the
movements OF the Company and sec
that justice is done the policy holders.
One feature OF their operations VIC
commend. Tie money jar policies fs
to be kept at home. That is right, and
our people viii be pleased with IT
BY the efforts OF sir. Edwa 'ds, this
4 Company, ia few iaoiItlr~, " N take
high ground III Ea-t Tennessee, and
viii meet with mcrited sutccs =
I hhOgpp'c Press and Hcrd'b.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-01
YIRGINIA NElvS.

The case of Chahoon vs.. Ellison for
the Mayoralty of Richmond still drags
through Undcrwood's Court. The
course OF ex Gov. Wise in lending his
talent aud influence to the pcrpetration
of military rule in the State is just
ly arousing the indignation of the pco-
pie. The truth Is Wise is demagogue
and in all cases uncertain. That he
has always been overratcd we believe
will he the common opinion of the
country, and that his boosted patriot
Ism il but an erratic species OF vanity
few will now deny. lie has been speak
Ing for several days on the Chahoon
case and will close the argulnent----
Gov. Walker has commissioned the
new Judges of the Supreme Court OF
Appeals and IL commissioning the
Circuit Judges as rapidly as they are
clccted--Gen. II. l.. Lee has gone
South in quest of health Brick
l'omcroy has been lecturing in Lynch
burg Richmond and Charlottesville;
Subject Mems Wives. 1.-The "k,v-
ening News of Richmond il amour
red to appear in q few days and will be
q conservative Journal with plenty of
capital
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-01

RIcHMoSp seems to have entered
upon that madness which precedcs
suicide. After having been made the
favor,te child Of the Commonwealth
she turns upon her generous bencfac-
tors and offers them the asSasSinS
steel. During the days of her recent
peril she boosted Of the South West
as her store house. To-day she de-
mands for us the same policy with
which she drove West Virginia to en-
brace Ohio. The Enquirer has re-
spendcd to the bugle Of the Dispatch
and We have now almost all that is
representative of that city bounding
on a MAD crusade against the consoli-
dalton bill. Her only argument is
that the whole legislation of the
State must inure 10 her exclusive ben
eft. The South West may suffer tor
pidny for want of railway facilities,
but that is naueht to her. When
will the dolts of that Sodomitc city
cease to undcrAte the power of united
minorities? We tell her plainly that
We demand consolidation as a means
of binding ms to Eastern Virginia,
but We will net always implorc. The
day OF our oycrtwcs may yet end
mere quickly than her stupidity can
relax, hut it will end In oar seeking
those new alliances which though less
natural will be more fruitful Of equiv.
Aleuts and recii roriiy.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-01

y00 bushels New Crop penns, lvania aud
wv Ohio Clover Seed. Lyn~hhnrg, Jan.
rs, 1869. LEE. TAYLOR & ca.
90 Bushcls, New Crop. Orchard Grass
eed, Lybchbug, Jan 18th.
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
300 Bushels, New Crop. Evergreen Grass
Seed, Lynchhurg, Jan aSth
LEE. TAYLOR & co.
200 Bushels, New Jor, Herds Grass Seed,
Lynehbuig, Jan. 18th.
LEE. TAYLOR L 90.
400 Boxes, nnd Half Boxes, Adamantine
Candles. lynchhurg. Jan 26lh.
LEE. TAYLOR s co.
5000 Pounds New York aud Va. Bar Lcnd
Lynchburg jan, 2sth.
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
800 Bags New York pross Saot.
i4ynchburg Jau. 3Sth.
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
800 Gross Masnus Philadelphia, Backing.
Lynch burg, Jan. 2sih.
LEE, TAYLOR s co.
Indigo, Madder, Black Pepper, Allspice,
Gloves, Mustard, Teas, sc Sc.
Lynchhurg, Jan. 2Sih
LEE, TAYLOR s co.
Jln. Is, 1870, ch Ian. 20 If.
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ELECTION RETURNS.


We have received the following dis
patches and letters, containg news of
The receEt election:
HAWKINS COUNTY.
RoGERsvILLE, March %.
The majority fT the new Coastitu-
ton will be about 200.
The entire Conservative ticket, with
the exception of County Court Clerk,
il elected by about the same majority.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Messy CREEK, March %.
The radical ticket is elected through
The majority for theold Constitution
in eleven districts, official, is 247.
ROANE COUNTY.
LoUDoN, March IS.
The 4th District of Roane county
gives "a for the new Constitution and
SO for the old. The returns come i'm
hut slowly, but the probabilities are
that the Republicans have carried the
county by a small majority.
MONROE COUNTY.
SwEErwArER, March %.
The indications are that the entire
Conservative ticket will be elected by
large majoritics. The II District gave
562 for the new Constitution and 1914
for the old. The new Constitution will
get about eight hundred majority.
ANDERSON COUNTY.
CLINroS, March Is.
Nm. Robbins. Conservative, is cleo
ted sheriff by about 20D majority.
The Conservative candidates Tor
Trustee and Tax Collcctorarc c'cctcd 10y
about 30 majority.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-01

TOT Nncfm UFeRg DehtS i<tSthy
Radical, G2s.
For Circuit Court Clerk Bullock
beats Cox Conservative 46i.
For County Court Clerk RAIDER
beats Phillips Republican i23.
For Trustee McGary beats Malear
Radical 2s
For Tax Collector Stone beats all
others ITO
For Register White beats Sturin
Radical 227.
Mr.. y. J. Phillips the retiring clerk
Of the county court is young gen
t!eman against whom the conservative
party was not anxious to make an is
sue. lie has literally risen in the
world by dint of many virtues and
has been one of the most perscvcring,
patient, efficient and faithful officers
known in the history of the county.
His successful opponent Mr.. RAIDER is
a gentleman whose abilities arc cal
culated to mark his career with use
fnlness undcralmost any circrm .tanc' S
and whose character is literally with
out blcmish. lie will make n clerk
inferior to none in the State and will
acquire familiarity with thc Office
very speedily.
Mr.. Cox who is defeated by Mr..
; Bullock is very well known rs for
mcr faithful and satisfactory clerk
and would doubtless have been elected
over almost any other competitor thar
Mr.. Bullock, of VIII ,m his friends pre-
dict career marked By industry
ability and efficiency.
Colonel Gregg is perhaps too well
known to require notice in this ar
ticlc. His vote Is next highest to
that cast for Mr.. RAIDER and that he
will honor the Sheriitalty no ono will
deny. Mr.. McGairy may be judged
of by the very acurate standard OF
the esteem in which he is held in his
own district, where no man is more
popular, and Mr. Stone though mex
I perienced in official duties may be
set down as one of natures noblemen.
The canvass between O. Nj. White
and Fred Sturln for the Office Of Regis
ter was perhaps as warm and exciting
as any. Frederick, the present ir.
cumbcnt, had been prompt and dill
gent in Office but in an evil hour hs
became one of those who seemed t.
laugh and mock at the calamity of 6
brave but overthrow people wht
charged the ohensc up to the gentle
man. The difficulty of concentrating
the conservative vote against hin
was such as to cause serious fears o
his success. lie profcssed conversion
to the faith of conservatism yut those
singularly printed tickets bore strange
r witness against him. The vote wa,
largely concentrated on White who
! closing first one eye and then til,
! other, made for him on the final romis
: and Frederick sank to rise no more
c Sure Time at length sets all thing
! even"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-01

TnE brave conservative party of
Sullivan has met and defeated the
eaeIny, The ticket is complete. II
Is true that many conservatives have
been themselves defeated. but il could
not have been otherwise. The sue
eessial candidates are all good men
and the canvass has with few cxcep-
tions been conducted without resort
10 those means which are calculated
20 engendcr asperilies
The new constitution has the
hand.cm" meioriiv of 5aL
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-01
VEST y-IRGINIA ELS.

The Union Register, from which We
Gull our information, pronounces Gov.
Stephens Did scoundrel. for
having a company of National troops
sent to Charleston, the Capitol. -
Judge McWharter holds his first court
on the 10Th of May. The whole
unfinished line of the c. & O. II. Il.
has been placed under contract and
the parties all pledge themselves to
complete their work against juno,
1871. Mason & Gooch have the
contract from White Sulphur TO
Grecnbricr River; Kelly, McMahon
& Green, from that point to Big
Bend Tunnel, the work Of which lat
ter has been awarded to W. II. John
son, Jr.. Of Covington. The remain
der as far down as the falls of Ka-
nawha is undertaken by Chas. Il. Ma
SON
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~ irizes Pay,lle in FuH. al
PLAN or LOrTERY

PLAN OF LOTTERY.
Tie Numbers from / to $1,000, corFcs-
bonding with those Numbers on the Ticket.
prin.ci on separate clips oil paper, are en-
-:irclea with EMAIL tin tubes, AMI llacei H.
ne Wheel The prizcs, similarly priaicu
i.tl caeir led : IRE litcc'i in aho;ncr NHcei.
The Whccls are then ieNulrcl and Number
is drawn from the Wheel Of Numbers, and M
tae sumo tiiuc a Prize Is drawn from the
thcr Wheel by blindioldcd Goyn. The Nuiu-
b a aal Prize drawn out are opened and
exhibited to the audience. and rcgiated b..
tl,e Commissioners, the Prize being placed
lgaingst the Number drawn. This operation
IS repeated uetil all the Prizes arc drawu
out.
Tho Orphans Home lottery is no fabulous
enterprise COTTON up ior day, bat thor-
auglly tabished monied institution, Char
cred by the Legislature for tic Benefit y.
he O p ans Home at Iaiulerdale, and con-
ductou by SwWn commissioners under ali the
guarantees OF law,
lIonds have to be given to the State TO Sc
cure faithful performance Of the require
menis OF the Charter.
An official list of the numbers drawing
prizes will be forwarded to each purchaser as
soon as certified by the Commissioners, and
published in one of the Columbus papers, on
the 81 OF each month.
No ono should fail to sucure at least one
chance to draw the Grand Capital Prize OF
100000. Yon cannot make a more appropri
ate or substantial present to any one in
whose prpcserity you are interested than =
Ticket in this Great drawing. Though val
ued at but IS previous to the revolution OF
the wheel OF iortune,n it may be worth
Thousands after the drawing is over. Being
a legimate bgaeh OF trade, fully authorized
by the Legislature, the most scrupulous may
inyost and see what Fortue has in store for
them, feeling assured that they are not par
tieipating in any scheme having tho sem
blancc OF gaming. Ill business strictly con-
hdential. The names Of persons drawing
prizes are never made known outside of our
Office. Those desiring to communicate with
US tie strictest confidence, can do so by hay
ing Postotiicc Money Orders on Columbus,
Miss, made payable to themselves. All
such must be Endorsed on the back in our
favor. Drafts can be sent in the same man
ner.
Whole Ii, Scts, IS Halves, "a; Quarters,
s2 Fights, 81.
Orders for Tickets, Address the Managers,
MCINTYRE & McBRIEN. Columbus, Miss.
Prizes Payable In Full Without Deduction.
Feb. 1851
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THE BRISTOL NEWS,
I nAE PnWLER

IL furnished by the Proprietor at the
following rates
One copy, one year, $500; ono copy,
slx months, Sl.00; to clubs OF ten OF
more, per copy, $l.75. Payment In
edrfabty in Advance.
PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
Any one sending us club of two
new subscribers, ut $500 each accom-
panied by the cash, will be Quilted 70
q triple plated Buttcr-knilc worth
$500, or copy of the Excelsior Ninsa-
sine or American Stock journal, one
year. For club Of three handsome
Hold-tippcd Watch-guard worth $500;
Sor club of five silver coin, Butter
knife worth $500, or Gold Pen and
ailyor Holder worth$4.00; for a club Of
ten one dozen tripplc-patcd Tea Spoons
worth 81 90, or one set handsome Gold
Eleove-buttens or one set Of triple
Mated Table Forks; for club OF fifteen
q handsome tripple-platcd, four bottle,
Castor worth $1,000, or an eight-day
Clock worth $1,000.
A SILVER WATCH OR PISTOL FREE.
ANY one getting up club of twenty
subscribers will be entitled to hand
como hunting-casc silver watch worth
$1,000 or ono of Rcmington's revolvers
Cor club OF twenty-five Patent Lcv
or Hunting-caso Silver Watch wortf
$500.
A SuDsoIL PLow FREE.
ANY one getting up q club of thirty
awhscribcrs will be entitled TO splcn-
aid Subsoil Pillow, handsome Gold
Watch-chain or Dotoy's Washer.
Dorv,a wAsurR AND WRINGEr
FREE.
Anv one getting up club of fifty
will he entitled to q Doty's Washer and
Wrinpcr costing $3.50 or to Wal.
than Home Watch.
A GOLD WATCH FREE
Any ono getting up n club OF fifty
will be entitled TO q lady's Gold Watch
woth $4,000.
A SEWING MACHINE FREE.
ANY one getting up n club Of seven
ty-fivc will be entitled to a $500 Will
son Sewing Machine; and for club OF
ono hundred will be entitled to $50
Ginger Sewing Machine or Gold
Watch.
The cash must accompany every
subscription.
MAKE "A NOTE
Of the fact that the Nctcs is the largest
paper in the State and is furnished al
the lowest price.
ADVERTISING
We will insert advertisements of Ave
lines or more as follows
Per line, one year, Sl.0C
ak months, go cts.
three months, 40 "
one month, Is
Notices Of five lines or less single
insertion so cts.
One month 81 OF
HTObtuary notices over four lines
q II. IL. -.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-01
ORPHANS HONE LOTTERY
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

NJ beg leave to call your attention to the
w Grand Single Number scheme Of the
Orphans Home Lottery. |. possesses advan-
tagcs that have never as Jet been presented
% the public; it being simply ] to 80, whcth-
er the Purchaser receives ogc OF the Lowest
Prizes, which is $50, or one OF the highest,
whiehis $4,000
1t will be drawn in public, in the city of
Columbus, Mississippi, last Saturday Of each
month during the year 1870, for the benefit
OF the Orphans Home, at Lsudcrdale Springs
under the Superintendent Of sworn COM
missioners.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-01

Federal interference in Tennessee
affairs may be said to have died of
strangulation. Light has at last been
thrown upon the matter and light be-
ing exactly what il coald not bear tic
bascbon attempt has failed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-01

GES Geo. IL. Themes died in San
Francisco on Monday last Of apoplexy.
lie, was unquestionably one of the
very ablcst generals of the Northern
army, but as native yirginian he
seemed without tho fidelity of Ruth.
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Tickets Five Dollars.

u sfub Nili f-Vp 1hShs
Tickets Five Dollars.
Each of which entities the holder to an equal
chance Of acquiring one Of the splendid priz-
cs named. Tie Final drawing will POSITIVE
f.Y tako place JrNE 9th, 1870, at Masonic
TEMPLE, LorIsviLLE, KY. Among hundreds
who have given unqualified certificates ana
Endorsements Of this magnificent enterprise,
we mel ito a few +; viz W. n. Haldcmena
Louisville CONGRESSIONAL =. !. NJ. Major,
Frankfort Yeomnn. Col. J. e. Noble, Pa
dueah Herald; b. G.. Thomas Lexington OBJ
server and Reporter; Editors Nashville, Tenn
II publican Blnncr Editors Evansville, Ind.
journal or Courier Gov. Stevenson, Hon.
T. C. McCreary, L. =. Senator; Hon. j. T..
Bunch. Speaker of Ky. Legislature, Hon.
Il. 4. Glass, OF Henderson, KY, Hon. U. T..
Cox. State GcoOgist for Ind, or any promi-
nent official on business man in either OF the
following cities, where the enterprise 10 best
known: via: Louisville, Frankfort, Paducnh
and Henderson, Ky., or Evansville. Ind.
NO SCHEME ever presented such attrae-
tions as this, as every dollar invested by
ticket holders, is held tY trust by the com
missoners appointed for that purpose by the
Legislature, until the drawing taxes place
and the prizes are delivered.
In order 70 hayc your tickets properly reg
is,ered, buy at once Of your nearest club
agent, or remit by Express prepared, } draft,
7. o. money order, or registered letter, TO
either of the financial Agents, who will fur
nish full descriptive circulars:
l.. II. LYME, Casll'r Farmers Bank, llcnder-
son, Ky.
n. b. ALHxASDrn, Commercial Bunk, Lou
isyillc, Ky.
JuaN e. LATHAM, Pres. Bank Hopkins
sille, Ky.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-01

GEN. Wise. in his Chahoon speech,
said the Committee of Nine had drag
gcd Virginia from her high estate
We deem even that insufficient to ac
ccount for his present attitude.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-01


Prince Bonapartc has been assessed
$1,000 franks for the support of Noir's
family. The San Domingo treaty
will probably be defeated in the Senate.
The Georgia and Texas bills still
stick In the Senate Congress is agi-
tatcd over reports that the Virginia
Legislature contemplates a reversal of
its ratification of the 18th amendment.
We have no idea that body has fer a
moment entertained the idea of doing
so suicidal thing. Col. Baker is
attempting to lie out of the Piegan
massacre. He says l73 were able
bodied men and but SO women. THE
Cuban rebellion holds out. But little
is known about its status. The SUI
preme Court will probably reverse its
decision rs to the legal tender law.
The Darien Ship Canal expedition has
reached Caledonia Bay and started
upon its survey. 1t is said Captain
Hcine has heretofore gone across the
Isthmus of Darien by the same route
In q canoe.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-01

TnEnewly elected officers of Sui
Ivan county will enter upon their du-
ties on Monday next, being the first
court day after the election.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-01

TnE Steamer City of Boston VII CHI
sailed for Liverpool on the 2sth Of
January is still unheard from and is
doubtless lost with all on board.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-01
NESSEti.

NASHVILLE, March 2s.
Returns f.um many OF the counties
in Middle and West Tennessee ind;-
cate probable majority for the new con-
slitulion OF ut least 10000, and will
probably be- greater. Conservative
county officers in almost every instance
are elected.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-01

GOODS Vt WHOLESALE. hy
~ Il ANDERSON.
JAM IL, lsf9.-ir.
THE LATE II ATTRACTIONS is AT