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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25
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PLAN OF LOTTERY.
The Numbers FIR m to $4,000, corres-
pondins With those Numbers on the Tickets,
printed on separate rlirs Of paicr, are en-
circle1 with fmall tin tubes, and placed in
me Wheel. The Prizes, similarly printed
and cncirclcd, are placed in another Wheel
fhe Whcele are then reyolyea and Number
ID drawn from the Wheel of Numbers, and at
the same time Il Prize il drawn from the
other Wheel by blinltolded BOYS. The Mum
her and Prize drawn out are opened and
exhibited to the audience, and registed by
the Commissioners, the Prize being placed
aglingst the Number drawn. This operation
il repeated uetil all the Prizes are drawn
out.
The Orphans Home Lottery IL no fabulous
enterprise COTTON up for day, but a thor
Oughly established monied institution, Char
tered by the Legislature for the Benefit OF
the Orphans Home at Lauderdale, and con-
Quoted by Sworn commissioners under all the
guarantees Of law,
Bonds have to be given TO the State TO Sc
cure a faithful performance Of the require
ments 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
the 81 Of each month.
No one should fail to sucure at least one
chance to draw the Grand Capital Prize OF
$50, 900. You cannot make more appropri
ate or substantial present to any one in
whose prposerity you are interested than a
Ticket in this Great drawing. Though val
ued at bu. IS previous TO the revolution OF
the wheel Of fortune" it may be worth
Thousands after the drawing is over. Being
u legimate brach of trade, fully authorized
by the Legislature, the most scrupulous may
invest and see what Fortue has in store for
them, feeling assured that they are. not par
ticipating in any scheme having the sem
blanee Of gaming. All business strictly con-
fden,.al. The names Of persons drawing
prizes ere never made known outside of our
office. Those desiring TO communicate with
us the strictest confidence, can do so By hay-
ing PostoiIice Money Orders on Columbus,
Miss, made payable to themselves. All
such must be Endorsed on the back in our
fvor. Drafts can be sent in the same man
ncr.
Whole Tickets, s8 Halves, "a; Quarters,
90; Fights, 81.
Orders Tor Tickets, Address the Managers,
MCINTYRE & McBRIEN. Columbus, Miss.
Prizes Payable In Full Without Deduction.
Feb. ls-tf
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Equine Remedies Sure and Eli, c:ual.
TRIUMPHANTi

The justly celebrated Stieff's Pianos have
received Seven Gold Medals, and six frs.
class Premiums, at the Maryland Institute
Fair, Baltimore, and at several Southern
Fairs held in October and November, 1869
Cape Fear Agricultural Fair, held at Will
min ston, n. G.. North Carolina State Fair,
Raleigh, n. c.; Lynehburg Agricultural and
Mechanical Fair Augusta County Fair
Wytheyile Virginia Fair the Fair at Rome,
Ga, AMI Illinois.
Stiefi's took first premium over all c,mpe-
titors Of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. The excellence of tone, workman
shif and general finish of these Pianos are
unsurpassed Persons visiting Baltimore
should not fail to examine the Planes for
themselves, at his splendid new ware room,
No. y. Liberty Street, Baltimore, Md.
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NEW TkR TISNllNN1S.
Plaster Plaster
1c TONS ROCK AND GROUND PLAs-
lU TER. AT DUNN'S.
40 SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT
mar. Is, '7d-lw. AT DuNN'S.

Peters h'uicdi Monthy.- Purchas-
ers of music will consult their own in-
terest by subscribing TO PETERS Mu-
sICAL MONTHLY. 1t is issued on the
first of each month, and gives all tho
latest and best Music, by such authors
as Hays, Kinlilc, Thomas, Bishop,
banks, Becht, Frey, Keller, Wymnil,
etc, Every number contains mt least
Twelve Pieces of new and good Music,
printed on fine white paper and from
full size music plates, every piece Of
which is afterward printed i'm sheet
form, from the same plates, and sold at
from 80 to 80 cents each. and all we ask
for this vaIuable magazine Is 80 cents u
copy 50 year, $l.50 for six months (;
and, we guarantee to every subscriber
at least 432 pages of choice new music,
| by { re best authors.
W do not expect PETERS MUSICAL
| MONTHLY to pay us as Magazine, be-
cause we give too much music fOr1the
money. 1t Is issued simply to intro
duce our new music To the musical
world. Our subscribers sing and play
the music we give them. Their musical
l friends hear the music, like it, and buy
| it in sheet music from, where we make
our profit. Remember; every yearly
| subscriber gets, during the year, ut
least $50 pieces of our best music, all
of which we afterward print in sheet
form, and sell for over $50, 1t is pub
lished at the Mammoth Music Store OF
J. l.. Peters, 599 Broadway, New-i ork,
where every thing in the music line
can be had. No matter how small
your order, it will he promptly atten-
ded to.-Samplc copies can be seen at
the Office of this paper.
March 25-if
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Ion. r. r. BUTLER.

The case of II. II. Butler, of Tennes-
see, charged with having sold IA cadet
ship to West Point, occupied most of
the days session. There were two re-
ports from the Military Committee,
four members signing each. One call
ed for expulsion, the other for censurc.
On the former, the vote stood l02 to
6S, and two-thirds not voting in the
affirmative, the resolution was lost
On this vote there fifty members alb
sent or not voting. At least two-th r Is
OF the abscntees were in the cloak
rooms or lohbics, andpurposely lodged.
Three Democrats, Brooks, AXtcll and
Jones, voted against expulsion, and q
number of them were present in theii
seats, but did not vote. The resolution
of censurc was passed unanimously
1t was intimated that Mr.. Butler
would resign, but his friends say he is
one of the number who seldc m die and
never resign. The case produced lit
tie or no excitement, and to the read.
ing of the evidence very few of the
members paid any attention.-N y
Tribnne, Of l7M.
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TnE great mass Of thinking people
in Virginia are content to travel for
the present in all omnibus which does
not get its name from the lexicon Of
past painful events.
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|, q, d Il. FOWLbE,
IL furnished by the Proprietor at the
following rates:
On. copy, one year, 81. 'o ore copy, !
six months, Si.00; to clubs Of ten or
more per copy, $1.75. Payment In
edriablV IN Airdnce.
PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBsCRIBERs.
ANY one sending us club of two
new subscribers, at $500 each accom-
panied by the cash, will be entitled to
q triple plated Butter-knife worth
$500, or a COPY Of the Excelsior Maya
sine or American Stock Journal, one
wear. For a club of three a handsome
fold-tipped Watch-gunrd worth $500;
fra club Of five q Silver. coin, Butter
knife worth $500. or n Gold Pen and
oliver Holder worthS4.00; for n club Of
ten onedoZen tripplc-plated Tea Spoons
worth 500, or one set handsome Gold
Slcevr-buttons; or one set Of triple
plated Table Forks for a club of fifteen
handsome tripiieAplatcd, four hottie,
Castor worth $1,000, or an eight-day
Clock worth $1,000.
A SILVER WATCH on PISTOL FREE.
Any ono getting up a club Of twenty
subscribers will c entitled to ahand-
some hunting-cpse silver watch worth
$1,000 or one of Rcmington's revolvers
for club of twenty-five Patent Lev
or Hunting-cass Silver Watch worth
$500.
A SUpSoIb Flow FREE.
. Any one getting up club Of thirty
subscribers will be entitled to a splen-
did Subsoil Pillow, handsome Gold
Watch-chain or Dotoy's Washer,
A DORIS WASHER AND WRfSeER
FREE.
ANY one getting up , club Of fifty
will be entitled to a Doty's Washer and
Wringcr costing $500 or to Wal
than Home Watch.
A GOLD WATCH FREE
Any one getting up club Of fifty
will be entitled TO lady's Gold Watch
woth $1,000.
A SEWING MACHINE FREE.
Any ore getting up club of seven
ty-fvc will he entitled to a $45. 90 Will
son Sewing Machine; and for a club Of
one hundred will be entitled to a $50
Singer Sewing Machine or Gold
Watch.
The cash must accompany every
subscription.
MAKE A NOTE
Of the fact that the Nei0s is the largest
paper in the State and is furnished at
Tho lowest price.
ADvRRTIsISo RATES.
Wswill insert advertisements OF five
lines or more as follows:
Per line, one year, fl.G0
six months, so cts.
- three months, 40
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Notices OF five lines or less single
insertion so cts.
One month 81 90
MTObituary notices over four lines
will be charged at advertising rates.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25

DEMOCRACY andrepublicanism glare
like red torches over the wake of our
beloved dead. Our dead are buried
and We want no torch-light process
sions yet.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25

GREAT FORTuNEs.-Great fortunes
arc not easily acquired in these days { I
sharp competition and base treachery.
Even when they are acquired, they too
often find the possessor mere wreck,
having made a drudge and slave of
himself in toiling incessently for that
which he is permitted to hold for a
few brief months before he Is laid away
i'm the grave. We must confess that in
this view of the case, the "Grcat Hen
derson Co., Ky. Prize Scheme" has
powerful attractions for even the most
staid. Here are great fortunes, TO be
won without haggard toll, and the
whole secured by legal charter, and
in the hands Of men of the most un-
doubted integrity. We are ready to
aid any of our friends who may com
mand us, in securing tickets or infor-
nation about this matter.
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NEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
yHYnnitd- Ascnta.-t 70 500 per month.

THynnied- AsentN.--&75 TO 500 per month,
WV cytfywher~, male and female. TO introduce
the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAM
~ SEWING MACHINE. This achinc will
siie hsns, fell tuck, quilt cord, bind, brHid and
einbrpivrin most ~upethr manner. rtice only
fls FUZZY wHfautcd Tor hvo years We will pay
$1,000 for any machine tlpt will SOW stronger, more
b,auiifnl elias ic seam than II mnkes
the Elastic Lock stitch" Every seenJd stitch
can H. tut and still ihe cloth rauno be pulled apart
with nj t.srirg H. We pay Agents from so to
f2UN per mouth and expenses, uf a commission from
wltirh twice that nmount can b. madB. Address.
si,CoMB co, Pitsb'irs, "a, Boston, Mass or
st. Louis. Mo.
CAUTION .-Bswarc VI al Agents selling Ma
chimes under the same name as ours, unless they
car shows Cuirrcate of agency s'gnci by ~. We
shall not olh elves responsible for worthless
Machin's sold by ohrr parties, and shall prosecute
at parties other selling or using mi chimes under
this 10 the fun extent 81 the law, unless such
ma chimes obtained from rs Or our Agents DO
NOD he imposed upon by parties who COW our al
vertisemcEt ard circulars aad offer worthless ma
chimes NJ a less ptire.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25

"SFA Mess FARINE can be be taken into
the stomach of the most delicate, and is just
the thing for invalids and all tlose desiring
light and delicate food Post.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25
DIR. j. =. ENSOR,

LuIr OF DIOuEtNlIIti
WHERE he has been engaged in the prac-
lice of Medicine for the past twenty years,
has removed to Bristol, and will attend to
profe isional calls from town or country.
0fFICE-Ensor's Drug Store, whore he
may be found or at his residence, CORNER
ly occupied by Mr.. VIM. Powell, on Virginia
Hill mh256m-pd
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25

IT is now said that Hon. II. Il.
Butler saved himself from expulsion
by an appeal to the Masonic members
of the House.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25
OUR RICHMOND LETTER.
ELECTION OF JUDGES. - CON
SOLIDATION.
THE RADICALS CooUETTENG.
A MEMBER IN TROUBLE.
CITY TROUBLES.-RoDERT W.
HUGHES.
RICHMOND, Va, March %, 1870.

RICHMOND, Va, March %, 1870.
To-day Judges Moncure, of Stafford,
Christian of AIiddivsCx, JOynes, of Pc
tcrsburg, Hon. Waller r.. Staples, OF
Christiansburg, and Francis II. Andor-
SON. OF RocEbridgc, were elected
Judges n the Court of Appeals. The
contest between Staples and Campbell
had been warm, but the former was
nominated on tho first ballot, having
received iifty-siX votes in Caucus,
while Campbell received thiry-fve.
On Friday the election of Circuit
Judge, begins and imme lately there
after the election Of County Judges.
The hill for the formation of the At
lantic, Miss. Il Ohio II II Co. was repor-
ted in the Senate some days ago and has
since been reported in the House. 1t
camc In the Senate on Saturday, was
discussed until Tuesday. when our
Radical allies, being offended at the
Conservatives selecting judges In eau
Gus, went over u the opposition and
forced the pOstponsment Of the bill
un IL Monday next. 10 had been their
desire TO place Robert w. Hughes up
on the SUP G ne Bench and their dis
appointment was great when the Con-
serNatiycs went Into caucus. This dis-
aiteotlon will SION be remedied when
II y hoped oil Viiiskp sell
WIN, Il. Andrews, nIuigtto member
rom Snrry, rcprinanded last week
ioP drCnkenne' s. was aIain repri.
manded ON yesterday for str K ne n
page with IA eow-hide. The negroes
generally voted to eXpel, and denounl
ODD him as disgrace To their race
lie plead guilty TO having struck tho
page, hut insisted that il WAS In fun
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25

BRADLEY has been confirmed as
Judge of the Supreme Court of the
Union.
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also s1o.0 in GREENBACKS, rent money,
which will be distributed TO the winners OF
the first seven prizes in the sums Of $4,000,
81, 400 and 200 zach.
Tickets Five DOllars
Each of which entities the holder to an equal
chance of acquiring one Of the splendid priz-
cs named. The Final drawing will POSITIVE
~ tako place JrNE 9th, 1870, at Masonic
TEMPLE, LOUISVILLE, Ky. Among hundreds
who have given unqualified certificates and
Inducements Of this magnificent enterprise,
We mention few; viz W. n. Haldemena
Louisville Couricr-JournHl :. ]. VI. Major,
Frankfort Woman: Col. !. G. Noble, Pa
ducah Herald b. G.. Thom=s, Lexington OBJ
server and Rcl ortcr Editors Nashville, Tenn
Rcpublican Banner Editors Evansville, Ind.
Journal or Counter Gov. Stevenson, Hon.
T. c. McCreary, L. S. Senator; Hon. j. I.
Bunch, Speaker of Ky. Legislature, Hon.
II. 4. Glass, of Henderson, Ky, Hon. q. 7.
Cox, State Gcologist for Ind, or any promi-
nent official or busiBefs man in either of the
following cities, where the enterprise il best
known viz; Louisville, Frankfort, Paducah
and Henderson, Ky, or Evansville, Ind.
NO SCHEME ever presented such atirac-
lions as this, as every dollar invested BY
ticket holders, is held to trust by the COM
missioncrs appointed for that purpose by the
Legislature, until the drawing takes place
and the prizes are delivered.
In order to have your tickets properly reg
istered, buy ut once Of your nearest club
agent, or remit by Express (prcparcd,) draft,
=. o. money order, or registered letter, to
either of the financial Agents, who will fur
nish full descriptive circulars
l.. If. LYME, Cash'r Farmers Bank, llendcr-
son, Ky.
Il. b. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank, Lou
isyillc, Ky.
JvHN {. LATHAM, Pres. Bank Hopkins
vile, KY.
JANIS l.. DALLAM, Commercial Bank,
Padueah, Ky.
b. &. Thomas, Cash. BIS. and Rept'r. Lex
ington, Ky.
W. Is. Tyler, Cashier Deposit Bank, ow-
ensboro', Ky.
Good Club Agents wanted everywhere.
Feb. 25-3w.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25

NIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerk
V Office Of the Circuit Court for Scott
county, on the first Monday in March, being
the 7th day of March, 1870.
Henry S. Kane, Compl't,
VS.. In Chanccry.
James II. Dykes and Re-
becca Dykes, Dcf'ts.
The object Of this suit is to subject the
land sold by CONF l,nant to James Dykes
Sr., decd, in the bill mentioned for debt
Of : for the purchase money due for said
land. And it appearing by affidavit filed in
the case, that james II. Dykes is not resi-
dent of this State; il is ordered that be ap-
pear here in one month from due publication
Of this order, and do what is necessary tc
protect his interest iu this suit.
j. A. MANN, y. c.
a copy tcste
IA. MANN, D. c.
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Bristu | @ 6 Gs.
FRIDAY March IS, 1870.

The Hditors OF the ksws arc not rcsron
del. for the opinious expressed by CORES
pcpden's.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25

le~ger las volun arily returned to
prison.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25

'csh arrivals heD. S2d 1870
Y } Sacks Liverpool Salt, cheap, at
DUNN'9.
. Sacks Rio Coffee 25@3oPBM
~ DUNN'S.
- GARs all grade, just received for ] 2 ,
- rs and 2)c N ID At DUNN,S.
FLOWS, PLOWS and POINTS
\. y. Premium, Hillside, Livingston or
bradley, Look 4 Lincoln and Neims plows a
DUNN'S.
-, SADDLES, SADDLES.
We lave Thomas Jonst0n's Bristol made
saddles for ladies and gents at Baltimore
prices al DUNN'S.
SPoN Cotton, shoyels, Forks, Spades, Bucl ?
- cts ami packing Trunks at DUNN's.
TORN SHELTERS, Apple Mills, Keller
~ prime Wheel Drills, Thresheis, 4, G, 2
and 10 horse. We are Agents for Gey str's
Ihresher and Cleaner at manufacturers prize
SECS, II DUNN'S'
Feb. p
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE nIoon

The reputation ,A.,,
eellent medicine esi. !,
IS derived from i, rsr,. !
many Of which an MI \,
marvellous. lnyel,n5
eases Of Scrofulog, m n,
case, where he Ir,, y,
seemed saturated M
corruption, have ls,,
purified and curi trs
ScromlOus Nacciio,,,,Dji
disorders, which ver,i,.
grayatcd by The rni,.
lima T0rfap,tu.t..-'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25

-TsIE1g NtlolulOhs 0Nccl01gftf
,1--r4,,lA fiahe3Ss. disorders, whchWer,,
- iftfsss grayatcd by The pnG
lous contamnales md
they were painfully affecting, have becn st,
cured IN buch great numbers IN almost ettrris
tion Of the country, that the public scarcer ~,
be Informed of It's virtues or u,cs.
Scrofulous poison u ono of the most as,tr--,,
enemies OF our race. OftCn til, unseen s7ir,sS
tenant OF the organism undermine The ceH,ltrlg,
AMI invites the attack Of cnfccllnr or rasd.,,,,,
without exciting q suspicion Of It's presence i,,-
i seems 10 breed infection throughout The l1iT,l
then, on some favorable occasion, raIiIly dr.
into one or other OF its hideous forms ctferos m,
surface or among the vitals. In tie latter, NtF
clcs may be suddenly deposited in Tie lurr
heart, or tuinors formed in the liver. or il III,
its presence by eruptons on the skin or foultl-
atoms on some part of the BODY Hence he D.,
sional use Of bottle Of this Sarsupariiia ~
visablc, even when no active symptoms Of d,gg
appear. Persons afflicted with tile followinEta
plants generally 1ud immediate relief Iad
length, cure, by the use Of this SIRSAPARIl.
La: 81. AnfhOny's Fire, Rose or EpytiptH
letter. Salt Rheunt, Scdid Head, RiRcvsr,
Sore Eyes. Sore Ears, and other enrGos,
visible forms OF ScTOJHlOHS disease Alohs
more concealed forms, as Dyspepsia, DrpH
Heart Disease, Iifs, EpiIcpsp. Nsura'a,
and the various t'ccroUS affections Of Tic mat.
lar and nervous systems.
syphilis or TcHcrrdI and Nerrtpini Di,,pi
arc cured 10y IL, though long time Is required 3
Eubduing these obstinate mHladc, hy am ntt,-l
But long continucd use Of this mrdrine will rr,
the complaint. LeucOJJ'hGa or Hhif,s, ti,riB
IIeer0fiOps, md Female UisrHHs, are tt
monty soon relieved and ultimately rurrd ~ h
purifying and inyi-Oramg eject Minnie lin
lions for each ease are found in our Almanac, gt
piled gratis. RhcHm0fisp md Govt, via
caused by accumulation Of cyIrTueous mlluH
in the blood, Yield quickly to it, as GhO Ilfr
Complaints. Torliditg. Conrcsfion or IHfan.
indtiOn Of the Iircr. and JdHudice, when fri.hI
rs they often do, from Tic ranking pOi,Ons 10 Ne
blood. This S.fRSIPIRTILI is great n
storer for the strength and vigor Of The fyiitr.
those who are LdHg,tid and Lisfisss, DesIer'
dent, Siccpiess. and troubled with Aerrow A.
prehc"sfopS or Fears. or any Of The aGccai
symptomatic or UcnkDess. will find hnmedi's
leneI apI convincing cyileaCs Of is Tcst0'auH
power upon trial.
PREPA RED ny
Dr. J. &. AVER 81 CO, Lowell. Man,
Practical aud analytical Cbsmish.
SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS EvEGYwHrm
40 81. ia Is lstUi 10y
DR. D. J. En- Or
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CUSHINGS g. BAILEY,
(OO0KsELLERs AND sTATIONERs

D
No. 2s2 BALTIMORE ST. OPPOSITE HANcvER
BALTIMORE.
The largest and best assorte stock in the
city of School, Law, Medical, Dental, Class
ical and Miscellaneous Books.
ny General Bank and Counting House
Stationery Of all kinds.
Blank Books Made to Order in any STYLE OF
Binding and Ruling.
ESTABLISHED lslll mari-Gm pd.
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DR. NJ. NJ. BUTLER,

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & OBSTET2ICIAN
citizens of the surrounding country.
0FFICE-At his residence, two miles west
of Bristol. Call4 both by day and night
promptly attended to. mh25tf
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also 5000 in GREENBACKs, rent money,
which will be distributed TO the winners OF
the first seven prizes in the sums Of $4,000,
50 400 and ,210 zach.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25
Your Attention
6l1 Prizes. $s14, $40 Il
Capital Prize, $50, 900,

Comprising the richest river bottom Tobacco
farms in the wealthy county Of Henderson,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25

Of the fact that the Nei0s is the largest
paper in the State and is furnished at
tho lowest price.
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THE RRIsTOL NEWS.
EDITED pY
I. O.&B. FOWLER,

|, O. & Z. FOWLER,
IL furnished by the Proprietor at the
following rates:
On. copy, one year, 81. 10: ore copy,
six months, sl.O0; to clubs OF ten or
more, per copy, $1.T5. Payment In
edriablV IN ddudnce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23
SKATING NOTES.

The skating season was opened yesterday, on
the Fhave. Skating Pond, the severe cold weather OF
Wednesday night having covered 1t with Ice nearly three
inches thick The rooms of the NewYork Skating Club
ut this pond have been tastefuy fitted up, fine piano
being one OF the features Tho Club will hold their series
OF receptions after the holidays band OF music and
hundreds Of spectators were present yesterday.
In Brooklyn, tho Union Pond mOnOpOlized
the skating yesterday, the Capitone Pond having had
large space broken up by the wind The Ice is three
inches thick however, and the Pond will be open to-day
and tonight.
The Central Park ponds are well covered
with Ice, and or two more cold nights will make
them available for public The buildings are nearly
ready and the superintendent hopes TO be able 10 hoist
the signal on Monday.
At Prospect Park, the ponds Of the inner
series are covered with ice and II the weather continues
cold Mr. Cuyer will open the smaller ponds to the pub
lie Saturday. The largo house Is nearly ready, and
will be completed by Monday.
The Brooklyn Rink had fine surface of ice
yesterday and us 1t was flooded last night Manager Chi
chester will open it to-day.
Excellent skating was had at Paterson yes
terday, and also at Lake View.