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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-07

BARRE.-Ihe election in Barre has passed. of
quietly, notwithstanding the opposition to the
regular nominee, by several irould be leading Re
publicans. William j. Whitcomb is elected
Representative by So majority over all candidates,
which is a very handsome result, under the cir
cumstances, and all good Republicans believe
that the election to-day will quiet the contention
hereafter in the party Hon. G. w Willard re-
ceiyed l72 votes for NJ. c. over Cain DREW"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-07

VI. CONFERENCE SEnrSARY.-Tho fall term OF
this furnishing institution commenced on
Wednesday last. There are already in attendance
$50 students, and promise Of quite an addition
10 this number.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-07
STATE MATTERS.


rics Tuesday. Ills body has been taken TO Pant1n
for intermont.-Mr. Dean, Of Monkton, coniom-
plates building cheese factory near bis residence,
for company soon 10 organize in that town.
Charles Stevens, of Cornwall bad valuable OK
killed by some rascals during the night recently
horse belonging 20 Eli Stevens was also killed
the same night-A horse was sold in Middlobury
recently for 81 700. Alta recent town meeting
held in Middebury, W. $. Goodrich and W. u.
Rcmclcc were elected selecimen to FIJI vacancies
New Haven rs greatly afflicted with ieyors
there beingobout seventeen cases Of typhoid fever
on New Haven Street.-The Catholics contem-
plate building new church at Bristol
BENNINGTON COUNTY
Charles L. Whitney has been appointed post
master in Peru, vice Thomas X Snow, resigned
"A beet TINT measured 81 inches in crcumfcr-
once was grown in garden in Fairfax this sea-
son.
CALEDONIA COUNTY
The Green Mountain Base Ball Club, of Peach
am, visited the Rocket Club, at Danwllc last SAT-
urday. and INDUCED 10 a social game Of ball.
Score. Green Mountain, " Rocket, 90. Tho
playing was excelent.-Wm. Randall, Of Lyndon,
has a pair Of five year old cattle that weigh
3740.-Danie futile Of llordwick, aged ST. died
ON the 2Gth ult-lt is proposed to build a Free
win Baptist church in llarlwick.-Wm. II.
Guchrist has been appointed postmaster at Me
49,, r.u, ,;.o e,c'roo C,o,qics deceased
iRANNLiN COUNTY
Mr.. Robert Eia' oi East b1fNs"'o' was u'o"n'u
in the Missisluoi river al buuer DOW on 9l'lr-
day last JIG had orNon i.o 'no river ~ WEI '''
wheels oil his wagon "nen 10 G"e'up''"s 10 '0in
or recover from inc P'loNs'nu '' '''' P''n'' i'
was prccipitated into the water ana u'o"n'l
His brother who was WIN mum sN'n 0u' y
little child at the poor mouse DO 9ne'''n, as''
about three years was ''aileu 70 u'a'h On rIl1'y
Of last week.-A son OBJ fe'er NAnef ABOUT ioui-
teen years OF age acci'eh''l'y 7"o, D''ll'''' az
Fairfax Falls SUNNY morning lie was out
hunting ~ company WIN "n''uo' o'S "''' ,''
"''''e'' o''''''' ''''' ''''''-
lANouLL COUNTY
\ barn belonging To lleoor Jackson oil hlen'
filed with 20 tons OF nay oats rye ana other
grain, was struck by lightning and consumed on
Monday night lasl.-Nr. 'hehey' connected WIN
the Cheney Express Co. rs negotiating ior the
iArmoi A. d Pottle,ol stp"e'-l'ay in9nd hllns-
ton OF strive, has sold h's hardware store 10
Dwight Matthew'S oil b'fi'hg'on.-A county
Teachers Association was recently organized DO
MorriHille.
o",'V, p,r,
nc ~ '''''v'',' 49,,
'' -o'i w. '.'''''' ,' 80.
M
''''' ~ ',,.
"'''' ''''''
ORLEANS COUNTY
Samuel Niles OF Newport was severely ''Jui ''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-07
Great Fire in Chlcago.
Loss tmE MILLIONS or DOLLARS -twrtvr PER
SONS guLED.

4 fire broke out about O'Clock, Sunday alter
noon, in the paper store Of Latin, Butler Co.
at Chicago, and at 9 p IN. was still burning,
though under control. The whole magnificent
Drake block on Wabash avenue, corner of Wash
ington street, was destroyed, and the total loss
will reach about $1,000, 600, on which there is
from 81 100000 to Si,s0O, GOO insurance. The
losses as far as gathered are rs follows John v.
Farwcll dry goods, 500, 900 to sls5,00O; insur-
ance 800 900 in companies represented in Chica-
60 Kirkland, Ordway & Co., boots and shoes,
$3.50 900 insurance 100000 Smith & Nixon
and Dyon & llcalcy, music dealers and publishers,
Sl5O,0O0 Latin, Butler & Co, paper, $3.50 600
insurance 100000 Field, Letter Co, dry
goods, $4,000 insurance 10000 The block
was owned by j. b. Drake Of the fremont house,
j. V larwell 4 Co., and Thatcher & Bros loss
in building about si50OOO. Drake has sl3O,
600 insurance aud Thatcher SEQ goo. Smith q
Nixon bad 80 pianos burned. Some goods were
got out Of the lower floors, but the greater part
Of all the stocks were consumed About half
past the walls Of powclls store fell in with n
tremendous crash. large number Of persons,
employees and outsiders had been shortly previous
on the upper door, but danger being apprchcnded
ON account of the immense weight Of goods
stored there the police compelled them to 60
down stairs. Notwithstanding this prccaution,
a large number still remained on the first and sec
ond floors when the building fell in, and it is
feared there has been a large loss Of life. Some
rumors place the number buried as high as 80,
have persisted The fire is supposed to have or
ginated in spontaneous combustion Of greasy
rags in the paper store Of Latin, Butler & Co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-07

RFrRE'NrArTEs ELECT
Montpelier, Joseph Poland.
waterbury. +. +. Ormsbce,
Duxbury, J J, RdtV.
Randolph, \ $. Clark.
Bmlntrce. W II Nichols
Worcester, p. A. Kemp.
Bolton, f. 5 Briggs,
Berlin, \ II. Holt
stowe, Vernon Wilkins.
Barre, W +. Whitcomb.
Mortified, ID. ". H1dicy.
Middlesox, Jaryille Leland
Newhury, John Bailey
Elmore. David ;. Cook
Mansfield, Geo. Wooster.
Chelsea. Lyman G.. llinckley.
Orange Janus Hougbton.
Washington, b. W Bartholomew
Pmiuield Joseph Lane.
Cabot, Theron Lance
East Montpelier. James A. Coburn.
llardwick, L. X. Goodrich.
Fayston, a ID Bragg
NiIlamstown, Dwigh, Abbott
M0uistown, G.. K. Page.
Wait-feld, Hiram Carleton.
lydepark. C. 5 Page.
koyaltou, G. b Drake
Hinesburgh, y. l.. Partch.
Castlct0n, = W Hyde.
Fair Haven, ii. G.. Wood.
Georgia, q. Hotchkiss.
Fairfax, George Bullard
Woodstock, L. Richmond
pomiret, John Brockway
Waltham, Harry Eyerts.
terrisburgh, J W. Barnes
Rutland, G. IL. Joyce.
BrlndDu i CLARK
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-07
y WIN NJ cHAMBERLAIN, residipg il

L, the city and county Of New York state Of New
York depose and say thai among ether things, claim
sale made on the gd day February 1877 nj Peaeham,
Vermont in tho county Of Caledonia, by George b.
acre Of land in Harris Gore, Vermont.
Tho lands claimed aforesaid the following named
o. four o. i've 90, eleven az, thirteen 40, eighteen
% twenty three go. twenty-five go tventy-slx ee
eight lsl thirty nine Do orty-three a fortysix tD.
forty seven on and the Gore adjoining q which Is At
g9 Of s@o9 keogg Ale II The ,G sna Of SIsis s
lots numbered Ave o. and twenty-f0ur ai. And that
tho sad lands may hereafter become the subject illegal
controversy between ys a ss no n9 ~ Se% o an
b. Chandler aforesaid who now resides out OF the State
ebsotts to bs aSed in any sut hereafter 40 he tsd In
volvng the title 10 said lands any part OF them and
a s0 ss 10 s sa n s
the necessary order Tor notice. agresably to tho General
Statutes OF the State Of VsrmwSptM cuA,mFRI,rs.
STATE or VERMONT I
WsDsoR COUNTY, ~.
The above affidavit sworn to this 18th day Of August,
a. - '''V' '''V'' NV JOHN 5. MARCY,
Judge Of Windsor County Court.
In pursuance q the going affidavit and petition Of
persons Interested In The title to the lands named in said
mont issue aco%@lssion 70 A. g Biseos q wsstecro.
tie Gspostoa Of he ssa George S s. chandler at the
dwenghouse Of the said Disdoe, In wesiboro aiore-
said oil the st day OF October A. d. lS7e at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon or at such other time no then
appoint In pursuance q and ief ne purposes mentonei
notice DO given all parts interested hy pubcation
Of this order In tho Vermont Wachman state Journal
printed aud published at Montpelier In the County OF
Washington and state Of Vormont three weeks .uoees-
syey the last publication whereof shail be Or btoro
tho 2ad day OF September, 1870.
Given under my hand at Roy alton IN tho County Of
Windsor, this 9Th day Of September a; y ls.v'
JOHN s. MARCY
$3.50 Judge Of Windsor County Court, vsrmeae
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-07

PEcHAN.-Below is the result Of Frecmen $
Meeting in this town to-day Votes cast for Gov
ernor Republican l22, Democrat uone. Lieut..
Gov, Republican l2l, Democrat none. Treas
urer l22, Democrat none. For Member of Con-
gress, Republican III, Democrat none. For
Town Representative, Republican, o. P Hooker
ll3, j. r. Emerson l, vote cast BY the said o. p.
Hooker; Democrat none
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-07

90 TO CARLTON
and see the largest and host selected stock Of
CARPETS, MATS AND MATTLNGS,
FEATHER BUSTERS,
FLOOR AND SCRUB BRUSHES
AND CARPET swEEPERs,
Ever offered for sale in Montpelier. Also anO stock Of
DRY GOODS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CLOTHS
For Mems and Boys Clothes,
TABLE LINEN AND TOWELING,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
ALEXA NDRE KID GLOVES,
TRIMMINGS, EDGINGs, &C.
French Post office Building, Main Street,
MosrPELIER, VI. lott
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-07
tUatphman g journal.
WEDNESDAY. sEprEMRER = 1s1o-
The State Election.
yrnuoNT rarr 10 nrn pntyclpLrs.

by delaying the publication of our paper
single day, we are enabled to furnish our
readers with the gratifying intelligence that
the iroemcn Of Vermont have not abatod one
Jot or little Of their devotion to Republican
principles or lost conidencc-as has been
confidently charged by the opposition-in the
administration Of President Grant. The cleo.
ton seems to have been a very quiet one, but
enough is known TO show that the State has
rolled up her usual majority of more than
twenty thousand for her State officers, and
from five to eight thousand majority for each
OF her throc members Of Congress
The Senate would doubtless be entirely
Republican, were it not for the unfortunate
quarrel in Bennington county, which threat
ems to furnish at least one Democrat in that
body.
In the House, The Republicans will have
the ordinary majority Of more than two hun.
drod, which is quite large enough for all
practical purposes. 1t being the odd year,
as it is callcd-that is. the one succeeding
Presidential year,--party lines were drawn
with a slack hand, and the opportunity seems
TO have been improved to pay off old
scores, and indulge freely in bolts and
splits of every conceivable description These
things may be exceedingly gratifying to
"Old Adam for the time being, but they
invariably make infinitely more trouble than
they cure, and generally return to plague
the inventor We think every judicious
politician not to say honest man, ought to set
his face as a flint against all such malicious
freaks. The House win be very largely com.
posed Of new men Messrs Joyce, Of Rut.
land llincsley, Of Chelsea, Hyde, Of Castle
ton, aud Shade, Of Midllebury, being among
those ro--asaiufy ruosf ovparfoooo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-07

MDDLEsEX. The result of the election in this
ownisas follows For Representative, Jorville c.
Leland, Rep. majority For Congress, C. W.
Willard, III John Cain, a. State and County
officers Republican, lO6 Democrats ~ jus
tices elected James II. Holden, David Ward
G. c. Putnam. William Chaplin, David Ilerrick
Gardner Sawyer, George Monmgue-all Rcpub-
licans but one.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-07

RANDoLrH In the State Normal School at Ran
dolph. the fall term began the 2ith of August.
and there are now 1875 students in attendance
N. 5 Clark was nominated for representative
by the Republicans on Saturday evening.
The following is the vote Of Randolph; For
Governor, Stewart, an Heaton, lO5 For Town
Representative, \. S Clark, li2 majority.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-07
THE WRENCH HOUSE,
L. PRoUTr, Proprietor
CoRSgR CnuRcn AND ADAMS srREErs, DuaLtSGroS, VI.

Having purchased tho large Seminary Building, To-
Gated above and thoroughly reconstructed the same
shall open the house for the reception Of permanent
transient boarlers September lst The house will be
convenient In It's appointments, modern In improve
ments and with s superior location, will afford quiet
and pleasant home 10 It's patrons. The house !. sur.
rounded by attractive grounds ample shade and COM
mands a view Of Lake Champlan and It's varied scenery.
The furnishings Of the house will be entirely new. Pat
q A. PROUTY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-07

Stone. ,Ioscob p,.s n y NJ i,,,a. r,l,,,,.
son.
500
follows For Representative. Nath1C. NlcKni,bt
Republican, was elected on the 9Th ballot by
majority For Congressman. Willard 81. Cain
70. For Governor. Stewart ~. Hcat1n Is. For
Justices of the Peace, +. G.. Putnam. p. c. Fisk.
S. D. Bailey, Isaac Wells. NJ. jackson. .T.yrord
100
DrUuW Below is the result of the election
in this town -G1yernor Republican. Is. Dem
ocm,, 81 For Lieut.. Governor Republican.
IS Democrat 81 For member of Congress.
Republican, 81 Democrat. %. For Town Rem
resenatiyc Jesse Ridley. a2mai9rity. Democrat
WumnrRY.-rhere was not very spirited
contest for Town Representative IN this place.
The Democratic vote was considerably larger than
last year. The following Is a summary of our
vote. Frank +. Ormsly reelected by - maiori-
~. For Governor stewart 203 Iloaton. 7s
For Congress Willard 2lj Cain So
MoRRHrowS ElrcuoN.- Town REPRESENTATIVE
&. X PAGE (Rcpubicanl I-G tpoioritv State
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-07

PLINfHLD.-Ihe result Of Freemans meeting
in this town was as follows State and County
ticket Republican, 80 votes Democrat, II.
NJ. c.; Willard, l02 Cain, p Justices Of
Peace Ira Stone, Erastus Batchelder, Samuel
Cree, Hiram Potter, Nathl NJ Clark Town
Representative Rep, Joseph Lane. 1913 DEM,
Claiming llazcltine, S. Rep. scattering, B..
This result is extremely gratifying as the town
was represented last year by Democrat
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-07

EAST MoNrrmIER.-lhe vote ia this town was
as follows For Governor Stewart. 1919 Hea-
ton, ~. For member Of Congress, Willard.
i27 Cain, ~ j. A. Coburn was elected Rep
rcscntotiyc on the third ballot, The following is
the Justice ticket Addison Peck $. S. Kclton,
Jacob Rich, Squire Bailey, Austin D. Arms, ~
$. Bennett, T. c. Kelton
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-07

WooDnrRY.-The vote in Woodbury. was as
follows For Representative, Nath1 G. Mcknight,
Republican, was elected on the lth ballot by :
majority For Congressman, Willard 81, Cain
7j For Governor, Stewart ~. llcat1n Is. For
justices Of the Peace, +. G. Putnam, T.. G. Fisk,
S. D. Bailey, Isaac Wells, NJ. jackson, L.Iylord.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-07

The Green Mountain Base Ball Club, of Peach.
am, visited the Rocket Club, at DanWllc last Sat-
urday. and INDUCED 10 a social game Of ball
Score Green Mountain, " Rocket, 90. Tho
playing was excellent.-Wm, Randall Of Lyndon
has pair Of five year old cattle that weigh
37A0.-Daniel futile, Of lIardwick, aged 81, died
ON the 2Gth ult.-lt is proposed to build a FREQ
win Baptist church in llardwick.-Wm. H.
Gilchrist has been appointed postmaster at Me
lndoc's Falls, vice George Cowlcs, deceased.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-04

4. ~. ~. y
ere required 70 70 ''',se' ~ ~
= = reared 'na' '"s go'os'' '''''o" 20
'"sep rA'"'y saa s''s''"'' ssas'' =,
a'.'s y 'a''' ~ 49, ~ ~
|" T" "o' '"P''v''' ,''' w es ,''
courts s'' ~ ''s 'a1 y 0,.
''0'e % 'as SUNNY 's'' ~ ~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-04

will fail hin cnless be modernses. -
Moreover there are certain fools sho
may think that bis ardor i ezpressivcI
a HE alefm ana tale coosaee y o. his
goat evil Il is dearly sPpsrsns that
tie many roads which propose 70 teri
mips'e al Bristol viii make j. resemble
\ hateful hsb wish certain hateful spokes
iu \. and AZ spokos are always parallel
aud always within twenty miles Of each
other, il is equally clear tina, the vested
righ'sof Knoxville (which hates peral-
leIs) will be invaded We pray the
| Tennessee Legislature TO take warning
Il baa just escaped tmsy be- ruin al
tie hands 81 Congress, aid i Is ID INIT
uens danger o. being blown 10 pieces
by lhs Press and Herald. We, dsspis'
The fact dat bpsi1css seeks short Iine'
aud tina: straight linss are shortest. lie
fthai body take Geheraf lIanney's toaS
and blow il to tho wiuda, and then !
ca,,r hurt Knoxville. "a, ,s
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-04

Geo. Peace, Of konro, sentenced, 20 The
Stt,e Prison lor ten years. for msnslaaghtsr
has btan pardonsd BY Goe.. Ssntef The
Taap. s, Z. Rlilroad rlll bays been graded
from Nssi.y'iie 70 I. hennu on the 18Th OF
,ss-sss. Ga DE III 81 y lfeh feents n'ies
/, more MI b let &c contract y. J~. Aavrs
denles besog Uaspn usn during the war.
SAYS he was y hei. hut A the close Of
fish wsr arGyed himself promptly wnh the
republican party ~bere BE- has since re-
masned. iieFays hae ntc3i prrsecnted
haunted sued AID Indicted. but d. des his
encmiss,- This is besfor Tor Jo. than We had
supposed .s. A man named Jayk-en wac
6,ost l,russllg nerdered. near Cleveland,
last week. % hpdsrson Afushoag. Il
see ms the latter took j4eksol " Po.k &c.
where he was indensia.:d 80 the man who
killed baker Armstrong. Ia 1863. lie was
shot willis tisd upon hts horse. He died
protesting bis innocehce-- ARMSTRONG has
fisd--Afnzksony Was . iadersl toldier and
Jack,ep r. hi ~. At Athens on Saturday
last Clark Anderson, hack driver. wac
shot aud instsntly Killed. by Thomas cfaw-
IRA . grocery, keepcr.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-04

|, Indigestion not only aFects the piifseAl health
but the dispositions and tcmpcrs Of lis victims.
Tho dyspepiic becomes. too, IA msssore democrat
lied By hs sunsringf. Ne y subjsctto, ia q ~
fithtinn, letnsss Or despair - the ease may BE-
pretffn4arai seastitezs which he c,niioi enifol,
leads him " seo sirus HE words and acts q those
around him, aud IN his intercourse sFen with those
arref sod hiin isIloi unfFoQupnil marx
Cd by exhibitions Of tekfiucss foreign 10 his rs<l
tnres These art The tasnlz phans.laenE OF The a..
ease, Tor n hich The Invalid cannot b. Justly held
resppnslbIs. bat they occasion much hoasehqd DIS
conifoft a d totc interest Of The home circle, u
Is essential 70 fault harmony well 40 70 the roa.
cue ~ The rfincipal sufferer loih sials7 no iAI
aremorcd flom iaoipieut nsn nifty, that these symP-
tslaa 81 mcntal disinrbsnceb BE promptly rcnoytt
This can only b. done By removing tlcir 'phytiet
espse. Arrangement of The funetions Of the stpna
4<h aud iia allied vccrA the liver and the toHcIs
Upon ths&e tArte inparian organs iostrilofs Stoln
nrh nitfeu aoi sinalfsn4c--t77 I'D ue,ng thof
ra Oh snd saiHtaFy change n their conditlcn TIT
vtgctabis ingiediehts q which The YtepAtsiio. u
cobapossu arc 81 q renoFRln1, regulating Az uhs'-
atfrr rhtFt4sei e,d tastimniert whfh irrts Nctis
ny 10 ,hor fel4 ediai riflpss Ia The purcett bea
fhAi can be- exfrscted from Tho most Hho'soIne y
all cnrfais VIZ sound rye fodyspspiit can TAXA
tbi. genial rs..osAlt.s fos a single ueek without
rxpofionfInr nos,ie isdpross meat " IL genera
healfh, MOI only Niil h. bodily surafiagb an4t
frou dky 10 dA4 but his nald y ~ rtcovsf repid's
from ia felilessAeks and irrabiiity, aud ihis hap
~ change via menihest itself Ia dis asrsarSf =
ait afHund hiut Nht aF Nj ~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-04

Or Senators and Congressman have ba en-
aaImi. ed ana the l. eisisture merss an the
ith. On the 2iih us. csp' WA Benvns
.n.ercl ant Al lndt end nrrs &'sy 20
a5nnty. was r.nr'irs. L b5 llngsi l=c y WIN
<sbs t...1On Friday nigl.t last Chss
G'aaksn IS uieni sssbbrn GhAs. W. lines,
alei,ow student Al W, neville, firm shich
IL ,ryis did. Gieaves WIS bail d w $40 ,0tO
Il Gov. Waixes has appolnsfd 1AE l..
MAye, Jf.. Of fredericksburg Lieut. Cow
rfnor III ykses o. Jno r. Levin. Mrs Bas-
,nt Ea1i nss WIS hoi 10 her own houee In
1,uhsFick county on tho "A h... Ben.
uarr ihnii cefritf betNrea Pemplins and
Eew S o5s has been arrested ff robhins
MA mail X IA Young man nantd fuitnne
fsn dead 81 So wsilis "a Saturday
Sorii.,resi ylrglnia Enterprise / the nsme
~ sew paper to % started 81 W. thev'lie
~ b. IL. flaidwe and G X Aethts 81. I.
G. arles Thomas tear Ftad Q. IT,, va.
taken from bis house an Z Y. r. u Whip. .
Nv ~ sshsd ann FEW nifhta siisee. D.
II -. Bennett, ~ Wythesiile died IN Gin
cinneti recently. !. a negro named Ran
dalph Teaching = rchos IT Prsgisbutg Wa
dang -reusls sliot BY Csmpbsl Willy, neg o
for alludRsd improper iriimsey with his Wifi
Chnhovee Springs have been eold y
Geo. W. Palmcy and ~. d Tsie.. Ger
Lea did not attend Peebody's fanornl.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-04

Jones Just sIink Of IL. Coi5r, our
Grin. hs4s Iirin' here more ner 6.
teeu ysars--und bis children grown.
whom, akss alive; IN comes his wife and
seo ihra A. len twenty years ago p
MN Zones screamed aud when some
QUE MI Coffin rould go to the Peuitsn-
tiary Mrs. Smith tainted.
Thotusi MAS abe richest farce ever
ever enacted 10 the country. CofBu
was sfrsigaed and the proper papcrs to
prove the 6rst marriage were brought up
in form. Though the second marriage
was not denied, thsy neglected q pfa.
dueo the record The prosecuting AT.
ltoasy wGs wiiaess u tiiS ease Is Ras
1 young nsrchaos who was his partner.
This young merchant was. paced on
the stand when Judge Brown, whslwas
! defending, said, ''Youwill state td.ihc
Court whether or not you are d patner
d. the Attorney who prosocutes3" ri The
uitnsss replied IL the affirmative
s. sYou are then torecerve part ofibs
fec for prosecuting tbs Injured MN r
r"Yes sir = said the witness.
"You will state 10 the court bow
4 tbat 4. y'f - u y ittt .
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-04
senator 5shaesea ana rrssldeas


Senator Ishrsiop. Virginia. this evening
visited tie Presiirur, aud sLspkrd hi IL
sne name pf ina people al his Stale. Tor the
confse he had pu' sned IN rsisrsnes 70 vir
ginia, and stated TO caule 20 pay his ri
spects with an earnest Il. lug VI iriennsbip
s n and rep rsplt aifallA EsS a' dss! " ss
he cone. iEoss 10 w bis dnr lIpsad .
knew ,our ean>ip. Jshs Proctor J.'tis en-.
he vas ciassni..is s.f mins "a Went Punt
He was, killed In Al xics; was gAl!oas
. ,idior, aud < I'D man. kuow Jour un-
~, General J,s J.,htirtop 4 u he doing well
IN Nav ORLEANS ~ Tnr Seuktor resdlcd 10
th- afiisnaiiseseas ~. 4..f
n, The Prrsidsnttken entered inta qnife :
lengthy conversation atoss tie aga cultural,
mineral. aud manufacturing r-seuress Vi
Yirgiuia.' lie said he lhs,uhl az she c 'uif ~
made soue Ut 'hs gres'est aud sesitirsl
States an the Upiap. W. Adisd; Chefs
y The SAFE ~ New Hampshire. She uss,
en- W eFrsk, ssFeRm,l snd Fiy,f. Esess
fu,l VI land and coast In N.rsinia 81 ght
! aud hope viii, iviivw her N,ugplr,' S-n'
zlor J sailstua assnnrri tue President thai
tbee psupls NJ his Sisfp' seEat sciiveiy
moving N tlis 70 fsttr o. in'efnal improve
assh.a aud mAsuf>rsufrs, Isnd thai 10 al
slrr great aud rnees sslsst Ftsliiss w'n'd :,
real zsi. = ACKNOWLEDGMENT 1t.