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Further Testimony to Prove the
Insanity Of the Accused.
0thcr Letters from Mrs. Calhoun
10 Mrs. Mcfarland.

NEW YoK1, Ap11l 13,-The lawyers engaged In
defending McFarland hare privately stated, that
,h.- rrI ~ Io+ W-s Nrc.-,sra 1,I.h. -,.a, &os1,
snes VIII noL let Afs' AcFaflana-Menasosoa sest1-
y before the court, and the probabilities arc that
Judge Hsckest will sustain them The prosecution
Ia ,,nacrs,nnA th.s sna vt,1 ts.stfr n NcF,,and.s
- un1I'eIeo' %ua' eu. - ~ @e0ea5 ~ ~. oeAAu"
tsuta!ity, beginning within one year Of their mar
tiop, She Will c1onets.e Richardson frpn all
rnrnnttctty with the sen.rattnn nnt saY, ehe ,IId
NJ. in.ro bcr nnsh,nd ons 1n;nnts e.-iIe, nan .t
uot !tase nes nusuanu VIZ li1a"ts satnet tnA' IL
she mad never met 1acaatdson. The defence viii
otc1 further testimony to-rno1ron to prove Nc
Fa1iands Insanity, aud say they have additional
~ !e4eH anS.. nS1 a..anu ~ .tou ~ ".ss
tsunK, showing that oshef prominent PERSONS than
hIn o 81 Ss st. % sna .nr
poTt her.
m THP 4ssouArKn pRrse
NE" loRS. Apf1l ia-As tne tf'Al OF AcFaftana
progresses, the interest In it appears to progress
In the sa1ne r1tlo. Tho entrances to tho court
non1n thl. forrnonn .serc hIocted nm with An I'm
men.e cror,1 of r1ncctant snect.tor.
LETTER PROM NRa CALHOUN TO MRS. A'FARLAND.
on the opening OF tho court, MI. Gerry read
ar ii esa1seser ts tie ersca Is non he sss iad5
counsel WoulI 40 vel 10 re;.ain I rom FcsdsnS
letters merely relating TO Mra Calhonn's personal
feelings, and not directly bearing On the case.
o sne nf = Us
nAt, nuu tsa ~ ts eeelaeu W eA1oA s4pPneu
ahe 7a!as sueul! @ VI ~ tnenA ..z.,...,,
| 1'inpE. " eaAhAks =. e1si HouH
-, sh .es y. ~, 49, "eS y. tS LA testu %
thA1 tne prisoner nag oecn 10 tne naDlt Of coming
mo me Tltness pl3ce Q! business ioI anout TWO
5calh UuliaH ~ taat uue Acra1lanu We
i1tlonA enough Nneu tAlking On nineE subleetst
but, Hnen conFefHng on aus family troubles, nc
became FRANTIC and Irrational The manner ol
NcFaflaad In S0veMbefs ls69r Was more efclted
fhAn on any previous OCCASION. The prisoner told
him at the tine he had not had good ntShts Z
sfeer In h1x wceEA, He. sometimes nAd nc Wtsncd
| he was deAd- .
TESTIMONY or SANFORD r. NAkKAAS.
ssntofd y. Haaeman, o. New 'erse5' KneE Int: me
prisoner: ne 1Aa convefsanon VIII nm aooat
| tle mlaole q Aa!. 1sos: Aet Aliana 5aen "ent
| ovex ~ uouthsa: ~ Et1soGst eont 1eHJ, We
Mltu aun .. tae ulne' te aahsu IL ntnsN ~ sl heal
relty aeclAtni tns IVY 1n Lea uscAuntn .tvut
snaAslea.e,s tScnstu II; lns ,H nMnsss t1ouHna
| subsequently taAt l1t "!tneas cAHea ~ Mcsa1.
1 a ao n,!s IL ,S .a w n, - - sA-If = ~
tss % ~ @ s ~ nt1.tn h, 1 t. ~. r,
Aa III a - 1e IN = ~ ~, NJ eno. ,Eaa t ~
y. "nness ~ n4tn nai saJ nueth ~ Au*s -
$500 ,.t WEsa tSuusns =. Ih,. w. at ~
~. ,s;ai ~ a.rnn nn' e. :! 1n
ife9nenuy annSa!ea 70 ne4Sen, sa5ln9. ont my
eod: Wnat snAi o2 ne ts, sa,a &c e9n!n no. ass
nnuS. LuEss s .s - iSss s .neA:s M -. ~ Is ~
n,auss . ~ a, ~ III fehtn'eoee ou1e ~ Nae
"'ae nc -ns~ -rsr1rn~r 1Ht, or orovcr -,rr.oe
| 17,. tssti1nonv ~ G.Sr-s EcrIinr- = Wa,ta- in a
+arrnot 80 y thst n.t,onar rsst r, h.oarI.. - -
mar H.. aiT.ya ~ exrffrf @'~>' ~ - ''>
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4nATHTt-

vUsNA, April 1s.-Count Patock has succeeded
III forming new Cabinet, "a follows: President Of
furc, Count PatocIi; Minister Of the Interior and
War, Count E. de Taafi Minister OF Justice and
Public Instruction, II. fschahuschin2; Minister Of
uepTet1s.
, 1870-04-14

BANGOR, Nc, Apsil 1a-c1ty Marshal NlnSa:c
TO-DAY notified hotel and saloon.keepeEa, apothe.
atIr The sch inst, rtgtd enforce the l&w agatnss
Ill dealers IN liquors or Ae-
, 1870-04-14

LONDON, April 1a-A telegram from Pesth u.s.
ser7s that the Hungarian prelates In the Ecumeul-
lbility viii be excluded from the Upper Chamber
Of the Diet
, 1870-04-14
Died.

Hurouv prominent Republican politician Of this
STATE, died day, after prolonged Illness, aged
ahout GO years.
, 1870-04-14

Will of the Lntc George Peabody
EpE1pX. Arril I3-Thc wW Of George Peabody
was ahnntsseA TO probate n Essex County Ye6tes-
tay. 1t shows that public benefsc1ions absorbed
his property. except about F1oo 900, IN private BE-
guests TO rt16StTcA
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The Trcnturrr OF knnknkec County
brought TO I'rinl Tor Alleged DC.
fh1cn&aon-ycrdtct OF !Acqulttnls
sr~dh De<paseh to The ChIt.xo Tribune
hAsK1r1k, April ll.--W!uizm IL Warden, late
county Treasurer Of kankakce County, defaultef
~ tnc emooht OF $4,000. has Just been tried in the
aaing. n. = Ioomis and b Kicnardson, rrotc-
Sools .na ssna q ne
fellowa Of IolIct, for The defence. The IAN were
equally divided at nrst. bnt, 1fses rsmain!ns IN
close eonnheMent tor thltty-two hours, they
brought In verdict tor the dcfen6anf ~~
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ROCKFORD, Ill, April ls.-The Fockfo1l District
Methodist Episcopal Conference ia now In session
here, with good attendance.
Most Of our farmers viii nnish sowing wheat
this week, II the present favorable weather co.,
t11ue&.
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NURSERY.
BLOOMINGTON NURSERY.
NURSERY.

500 kcrts- 10 &:recnhouHe@. 18th Year.
Apple, ltno year. &as , year. 80; year. t1oe-
t:rimrn <;ollcn. .caI. ,nN. tfD.
Tcsof.ky. LOU year, 4i9 1M yeaIj sN-
Tr3nNtt tnient Crab. Yesr, LOU. a1W.
Ifial0r trn6, year, !0o A1H.
Pear II ndard, 1sf clA&4 and TcAf, Bartlett. ct,
10p, as; ,dW. &1u.
Pear standard, / yrnr, l,nal &51 to AlN.
Pear Nwnff, l.AWt &laj to k-1.
tlso: H Ha1tfosd> 1nJ. $50: AAttla- s. duz' Dbl
awA1e, Rrfera.
seed, OtsFe 0ranfc, prime, new, In, &l5 bu, 4e1
secd. Pesch. bu,h, sfSo: tsek ..tnut, ara.
Root l:FAfts. Apple. i.noo -; toMn, ~
Root t.rufts TrtGf*kJ, ltU. -: tnM. SA
Honf f:rnffh E1NnH Il %tnFks LOO, ela
Nohs t.rRfts 'hrrr*+ Pear. Plum, 14Ga, 80 to 81
Ample srlon%, PRIME lot 3l.N1t r.
@tnrka, pcaf, finn, Ounce, ctc
d11Hxr f1tsiRr Fa0ntA. 1ocnt III, AlA
.AapafAHus. CcEoverf COLOSSAL 1Ap, &A
EvfrRrten%, Large stock
HjacE " ya1nut TFrrr. 10 feet. .o0 $0:
T.aFeh Eurpr, and *esr. lfxn. e to 81
turN1sut, d;oid fsAndrl Lily. suIsfb, new.
strong bulta. ln- - to 50
Trffomn*- strong Elsnt. lm III
Send 10 cents fer catalogues
HlcoE4nH.op, Mcl4.a1 Couat<, IL
, 1870-04-14

snxxr, Neh, April 1..-Two of ". Aoorss ss
herders, who were bringing Nason ~ 80 seIe =
twenty 1ndlans at Lodgt Pole, and setets1 f,naes
between Lodge Pole and sklneJ, 'asf nixnE lney
1Ln 81 naTtnv Nllcd 1Qme Of the Indians, but
can't ny how many.
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ing to the opinion that congrcsa wAs TOO sloM IN
tAc Transaction u public bustnesA II N oppot-
tuutty wtEr Etycn him ne Would q X los n e'en-
Ing aeGzon+ 81.
Without enectiuG any understanding, ne az
cuxHon wAx pFocecdod WITH, Xessfa NohAoS'
WIIIiAMS. md FERRY taxing part IN It.
without action, Adjourned.
, 1870-04-14

NIt1o.<aEf GEftuG E-3P7os10H@
PotGHEurs1E April IA nl.1o-gaycerne e1.
r.oE1on, 1t Sing Sing Prison quazTy. to-dsy, Killed
one convict, and dangerously Injured THO otnet1
, 1870-04-14

NEW HAVEN, April la-Leno Appel w1s uur-
te1ed and terribly nut4ted BY his brother ChA1tez
In North Dsaofosu, yesterday. The latter has
teen ar1e4tel
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I
OFY1cE BosnD or TEE%EEs SnnTHUN}
HOSPITAL FtlR THE IHAAEE, /
E- t-sr III Nxrrk T. I'm

OFFICE Bo.nD or THE@.rZs SnnzHERN}
HCsPt1At. F,Ik TILE IsAAHE, /
ElEtS. Ill, NA1rh II. I19,
SEALED PROPOSALS will he .rerfved By the Euder
pss.e At tie tfce oi the board in the city u Haa
ksre County, ILL.,. ant1 L O'Clock cn the 1tth day oe
April re1t for Tie erection Of that portion OF The new
Hospital Buila1rx Etg1n authorized By Al Act to
ettaoleh the Northern Miaete Hnr;ita sad AJ'u11 for
the Insane approved April i6 1sa. ..,...,
PyceesAa ust take er1a IN psE. for spruahtcx III
materials, md doing al the work required to comptS
that par et the tuidius n b ertesod. according
the pans md specifications. excerpt the heat1S a77s-
rats PROPER The ~1a Of the buidink 70 be of brick
and st0ne+
Proposals. VIII be aieo received for Ill work. Including
materials In the department, to Include a.ona
work. britk work. and pIastErto&
Also. fof cpentea work tueia6.uS roofus, pain:iux
snd eiazire, Eas Citing md plumbing. and run work
All rro;.@ais must Be accompanied with bond of
thsee thousand dollar to the Slkte Of nlnoLr. with =
twenty-five cet :cSenue stump Axnd conditioned that
the prsou pertors making tbs psupoeal will promptly
enr into ecrtrzet for doing the IN the same
sh.ll te awarded to him thexn &nd bids Will b.
considered hich do conform The Above reqnIu-
Eenta,
The parry to rhctn The contract than bc awarded VIE
te .ycuired TO Give loud In the Of do1bte tAR
suc4as he l. To reeire for tsd to approved hy
1he bea+d- ......... ......
he rcr.eea .r.eTve the right to retset al pro-
rossls ,rhteh they stzu deeu Incompatible with the IN
frre-ts of the State.
r.oposste uar1t b. enclosed h sezlsd eurenpe. en-
aor,ed Proposals for northern uSantB Ho&itai mi
Axy1.,su fqr the fcszne." md sddreaaed to
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-18
THE cLERKSHTp

.uessrs. Editors lowing to some
false reports which are being circula-
ted TO the prejudice of Mr.. A. III. BuI-
lock, who is candidate for the Clerk
ship of the Circuit Court of Sullivan
county, we feel it due, I'm Justice to him.
10 make some statements in relation 10
his past history. We served with him
in the Confederate Army and have a
right to know him. He entered rho
service, May 1861, was i'm a fight ot
New Creek, on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, in which his COMPANY
captured the first stand of colors taken
from the enemy. He was at Manassas.
but owing to delaysin transportion did
not arrive in time to participate i'm the
actual engagement. He was also i'm
q tight at Birthstone, Tenn, and the
battle of Chickamauga, in the latter of
of which he was slightly wounded in
the right leg, was in the charge upon
College Hill, Knoxville, and the Bat
tie of Bean Station. He was i'm three
engagements in front of Petersburg i'm
one of which he received wound In
the head, and, subsequently, was fur
Laughed home from Richmond. TO do
further justice to Mr.. Bullock in the
face of groundless charges, we are
authorized by DIR. Jno. A. Murphy,
his attendant physician, Stephen g.
Morton and various other citizens of
prominence to submit the following
viz: Mr.. Bullock was not. from the
time he returned home till MANY
months after the surrender, able for
military duty in consequence of chills
and fever. Shortly after the fall of
Richmond, he, in attempting TO shoot
hawk, received by the accidental dis
charge of n gun, severe wound In the
upper parto the left lung, which PROV
ed nearly fatal and disabled him for
life. His general health is much i'm
paired in consequence of hardshirs
undergone in the army" Mr.. Bullock
was good soldier and officer. Though
poor, he is highminded honorable
gentleman of good moral character
He entered the army private and was
promoted to first Lieut.. ; is a fine pen
man and with some experience would
make a good Clerk, if elected can pro-
duce n bond with MISUNDERSTANDING
security. He has stood firm since the
close of the war; As before observed
we make these statements, only on
account of reports and not to the
prejudice Of his opponets.
JNo. G. ;. ARRANTS.
GEORGE w. MORTON,
j. 10. LONGACRE,
:. NJ. JOKES,
w. y. BUCKLES,
f. II. GRAY,
\. FCLKERsON,
u. l.. YORK,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-18
BRISTOL PRICES CURRENT.

oONRHcrrD rr ras BAI,rOL Nrws.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-18

Peter penison, near undertook,
Va, desires us to state that he pro-
poses TO heal pains, ndolcnt ulcers,
tumors, cancers &c,, by. the touch or
rather by sorcory. and of course with
out pain. DIR. Fleenor desires us to
state that he has reason to believe he
possesses this power as he has seen
cases which he has cured. lie makes
no charge but expects remuneration.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-18
MA RRTHn

Blcuntville, Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-18

Norfolk &, Great Western. -Colonel
Floumoy has returned to Virginia
from New York without having signed
the contract for the building of this
road The parties with whom he has
been negotiating are willing to COM
mence the work as soon as the seven
millions are subscribed. OF this
amount more than two millions have
been subscribed, which leaves less
than five millions to be taken by the
people before the work can be under
taken. If the counties along the
line and contiguous thereto will sub
scribe an average of $500, 600, the
money can be raised, and it ought to
be done.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-18

Moyer, Feldmon & Colt is pro
per that Bristol men should receive
the support of Bristol, 1t is also nat
ural that they should always deal ia
vorably with the merchants of this
country. Mr.. j. A. Buckner is with
the large clothing house named at the
head of this notice, and as there is no
better clothing house, so there is no
man who can hold forth superior add
vantages to our merchants than Mr..
j. A. Buckner who is with the house.
He is very largely known in this Sec
ton of country, and we ask our
friends to give him call and pur-
chase their clothing of him. Read
his card and remember him.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-18

Candidate. Mr. n. j. Phillips au-
thorizes us to place his name in the
list of announcements for The Clerk
ship of the County Court. He is a
self-made man and during his service
in the Office has been a very efficient
Clerk. He claims to have done much
to bring order out of confusion and
invites the most unsparing criticism
of his work.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-18

Fine Pigs and High Prices. Bud.
jackson, living near Bulls Gap, has
been raising White Suffolk pigs and
here is the result. For a pair he paid
$50, lie kept them eleven months,
when they produced six pigs. These
pigs he sold for s25 a pair or $3.50
Pretty good we think. lie also raises
Southdown sheep, for which he paid
Sl2 apiece. These clipped last sea-
son IS and II pounds of wool. A
buck one year old clipped 7 pounds.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-18

ut Work Agaia. The contractors
upon the Western n. G. r. r. have
resumed work, which bad been sus-
pended owing to the report that the
President had fed with the funds. -
. One of the contractors informs us of
the fact the President had gone to
Florida to negotiate the sale of road
in that State, which he succeeded in
doing at four millions of dollars,
which viii leave him a profit of one
million.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-18
lTntpiInOl,i0I

Marriage Licenses issued in Sullivan
Cou y, Tenn for the month of january.
$50.
John Hughes and Mary c. Jones.
William II. Blevins and Jemina e.
Jones.
John II. helms and Letitia V. PEN
dleton.
William Rakes and Francis Austin
(of color. .ls
Lmdon c. shipley and Mary E.
Bigg.
Samuel Owens and Elizabeth Gal
loway.
Samuel Smith and Mary L. Cross.
j. a. Dishner and Margaret A. Deck.
John r. Anderson and Susan Venus
(of COLOR.
George Valentine and Martha Has
per tof color.
John w. Raglln and Margaret De
pew.
William G. Mckenzie and Sarah
Durval.
Jonathan Smith wishes the public
to understand that he is n candidate
for matrimony--Says he came very
near marrying the other day-told a
girl would She have him, and she axed
hin no.
n. j. Phillips.
BlcuntVille, Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-18
Irritable InyaIids.

INDICATION not only affects the physical health
but the dispositions and tempers OF Its Victims
The dyspeptic becsmes, too, Ia measure deaoral-
lied by his sunerinss. lie is subject to fits Of ir-
rilation, suilenness, or despair the may be
preiematural sensitvess which he cannot control
leads bin to scor strue the words and acts of those
around him, and In his intercourse even with thos
nrarost and dearestto hiH is not quently mark
ed by exhibitions Of testness foreign to his real ma
ture. These are the mental phenomena OF the de
ease, for which the invalid cannot be Justly held
responsiols but they occasion much household dis
comfort II Is to the interest of the home circle IL
IL essential TO family harmony well as to the rvs
rue of the PRINCIPAL sufferer frnm state no fat
removed feom ineipsnt insa nifty, that these symp-
toms OF mental disturbance be promptly remove !.
This can only be done by removing their physical
cause, arrangement Of the functions Of the ston-
aeh aud Its allied yicera, the liver and the bowels
Upon these three important organs Hostetters stom.
ach blters act simultaneously, prod thor
ongh and sanitary change IN their condition. Thu
vegetable ingredients of which the preparation is
composed are Of renovAting, regulating and alter
mtve character and the stimulant which lends actv
y TO their remedial virtues Is the purest and best
that can be extracted from the most wholsome Of
alPeereals, viz sound rye No dyspeptic can tax q
this genial restorative for single week without
experiencing notable Improvement in his general
health, Not only will his bodily suaerirgs gbate
from day TO day, but bis mind will recover rapidly
from its restlessness and iriiiabilitv and this Sap
ny change will manifest itself In his demeanor ID
all around him.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-18

a Coon IN Church. Wedpcs-
day night Tom Ourtin's pet coon
followed the leader of the choir into
the Methodist Church, unobserved -
lie was soon discovered and a general
stampede and squeaking of the girls
ensued. Many took refuge in the pull
pit until the coon was secured. He
made his escape the second time and
reappearcd in the church. when timid
girls began to squeak and frisk about.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-18
CITY ITEMS.

Those who use it, pronounce Line
weaver d. Co.'s brand Of FAMILY &
EXTRA FLOUR, the best IN thesma
ket, to be had at j. ID. Robertson's
Family Grocery. dec3 ltf
For good bread use HofTman's Family
Flour, ground from the best wheat by
an experienced miller. nov.26-6ru
Champagne and Cider Cham
pague anu sparkling Cider, Gin and
Porter, Wines and Rum, Whisky aud
Brandy, hot or colo, mixed or straight.
at the Central Bar room. If.
hiskies at wholesale and retail a,
the Ceu,ra. bar Room lower than Gao
be bought elsewhere. As A. V Sprad.
ling is agent for the celebrated house of
Vance {; Merrifelj, at Norfolk.
Webslers unabridged Dictionaries 70
sale at the News Office. nov 26-tf
Good, Better, Best The best OF
whlsAies, wines ana brandies at the
Central Bar. Room. Only 10 cents a
drink. If
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-18

SereR Years Deod, vet Liceth. Mr..
Samuel l.. Harris, mechanic of this
place, says that at the battle of Get
tysbrg he was told his brother had
been killed lie secured the body
and buried it, digging the grave with
a pick. lie never doubted his broth
er's death until a few nights since,
when his brother surprised all parties
by walking in.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-18

4 Cray IVom,m in Church. Son e
mcrriment was occasioned in the choir
at the Methodist Church on Sunday
afternoon, by the antics of a crazy
woman. A Short time since she was
attending another church where a yea
lous friend was looking up the hymns
for her; after singing sometime he
was surprised to find she was, also, bus
lily engaged in knitting She should
be cared for.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-18
THE WASHINGTON HOUSE. Z,
I'M NEW HANDS


DBfNG The owner o. this valuable propel.
ID ~, have taken charge of it on my own
Rcooiiii. with determmation Of MAXIM -
"A FIRST CLASS HOTEL in all of its
prtments, having had il thoroughly remit,
aud furnished 80 as to accommodate both
aides and gentlemen with all convenisnces
an comforts.
The table will be kept well supplied at all
'nsals with the best that the MARKET will
AFEOkD, while the ban will he furnished
With the purest Of LIQUORS, WINES, 80.
ane neither surpa byany in Virginia.
The services Of Mr.. Lew ". Seoville have
oe,n secured to take charge as prinoipa man
lgtr, assisted by Mrs. NJ. j. Gibbs, beth Of
h, m highly capable Of conducting the bust e
be Of hotel keeping, and being we'll known
a. uch, can with confidence assure the pub.
} o hat la atrohizing th0 house. they vii
have n cause 10 som plaln. a'n1a aU
/ The omnibus viii Attend the Depots reg
hlarly 10 take passengers up "a the house
aud return lhem 70 che depcts free D q charge.
Being centrally located, convenient TO the
principal business Of the place, with the
Posloihce in the buildiug and with FIRST
class accommodation at reduced rates, |
confidently expect fair share Of patronage
rom lay friends and the public.
r G. s. FERGUSON
LrEoHRI NO, Va, Feb. 3, 1858.
febel bm sr'd Oct, 25.f
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-18
For Cierk OF the Circuit Court.

We arr authorized to announce A. II
BULLOCK as a csndidsts for the CerKship
OF tie Circuit Court Of Sullivan county.
We are authorized to announce SAM'L
BVANS ms g candidate for the Clerkship of
the Circuit Court Of Sullivan county, at
the approaching election iu March.
COX a. candidate for Clerk of the Circuit
court for tue county of Sullivan.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-18

JNo. q. $. ARRANTs.
GEORGE w. MORTON,
J. d. LoNGACRE,
:. NJ. JOKES,
W. \. BUCKLES,
+. II. GRAY,
\. FULKERsoN,
u. l.. YORK,
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Bristol, Fc6. IS, iF7O-7i Dental Surgeon,
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our Subscribers

win find the number of the Ne,os to which
they have paid marked either upon the
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Whole Number" OF any issue II will be
easily seen whether they are due US any
thing on their paper. ~ so, the x mark L.
a request - remit. Count 81 uu mbers to
the year. Our terms are cash and we must
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Horace Greeley,

living had large number OF letter. from farmsr,
statement to be made up which was publisbed in
late number ofths n. Y. Tribune. Tho avsr.rs
yield OF the Norways, according to this table was
average yield Of the common oat for the past6vs
years, as reported by tho q. s Commissioner Of Az
rieuiure, while the straw and grain w.rs far upe
ror IN quanty. LARGE YIELDS and freedom from
lodgihg are The ariafica ~ III nrui.. 80
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4 Good Minister Gone. Rev. L.
b. Wharton, late Rector of st, Johns
Church, Abingdon. has accepted
professorship in William and Mary
College, and has left for his new field
of labor. He was faithful and be-
loved minister and will be missed by
his parishioners.
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Commencement. I'VE are indebted
TO Mr.. \. ID. Seneker for tickets to
the commencement of the Medical
Department of Washington Uniyersi-
~, Baltimore. The exercises take
place on the 22nd. ifl
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Are you troubled with cold fact or hands, lfso
your blood wants stait n into healthy aud vgor-,
Gus action, the organs vi lifu vans stimulating
kosenheims stomach Bitters tho Great Western
Remedy are the things to do ii. They are cold ev-
eiywhsTe by groeers, druggists, and saloon keep
ors. feb aim
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MOUNTAIN VIEW HIGH SCHOOL,
Bristol Go0DsOE, Va.

The nsxt Session. Of Five Months, Of this school
for Young LAdsa, will commsnee ON the and
ihurday "a January, 1870, In charge %
the following Teachers
Rev. d. suLLlNs, A. NJ, Principal
Ap. %. l. CH~NCkAULAg.l A.sist4a.s in tbs
Miss N, *. slPNsoN, mental Depart msnt,
ms, 9i ESLkR. formerly Miss L. PAYNE TsAchsi
OF lnairunsnlAl and Vocal 4 5rr1
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Discharged. All the hands in the
shops at Central Depot were diseharg-
ed on last Wednesday, for refusing to
attend roll car. Gen. Malone al
been telegraped the fact and at once
ordered their discharge.