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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14
THE UNIVERSAL GUIDE
IN DRESSMAKiNG

The most valuable assistant IN Drcs shaking ey-
er issued Any it'iy can make ladies' or ehildfeuis
dresses BY II. Thousands sold weekly Agents
wanted everywhere. 4 splo,iid cku,ci 6pr ladies
70 make B'oacy IN iigti aad fasLcSui business
For inrthgr Information, address J WicKLlrfR
BOX $50 Newark, New Jersey, sole agent Tor M
United states. Jan FLY
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14

The beneficial effects of these
Bitters can be attested By thou
sands Uho hare used them and
acknowledge them superior to
any thing ofhe hind ecer before
offered to tile public.
As a sure cure for DiarrAea,
Loss Of APPETITE, Fecer and
Ague, Cholera MorJas, Collie,
Dyspepsia, General Debility or
Nervous Headache, this medicine
has no equal. 1t is especially
recommended to persons trdrel-
ing, as tending to counterdct the
effects Of change Of water.
These Bitters should be fond
upon the Side-Joard Of every
family, as aceH as tile Bar Of
every weU-reguldted Hotel.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14
NEW ADYERTLsEMENTy.
FOR THE SEASO n
-

FOR THE SEASO N
1 8 TO-
IT is with pleasure that can inform my
A friends, that 10 rntering The New Year,
am prepared TO off5r them larg- Stock
New Goods. and am now receiving mesh
supply and viii continue to keep my stock
full during the season. Such US
Heavy 8 and . Brown Domestic, O. !,
3. and 4 b., ached Domestic from
~ Toto % cts Fancy Prints all STYLES
add colurs hom 10 to Is, All
Wool aud half Wool De-
lalnes 30 to so cents,
Brauifiul Block and Gil
ored Alpnccss, Jackonets Cam
brics, Swiss, Nansook and Rerrd
M sims, very cheap. L.adies', Misses
A. d ChiIdrenTs Shoes, MINIS aud Boys
~ Boots and Shoes, y 2
MEMS AND BOYS SOFT WOOL AND
FUR HATS.
Roady-NIado Clothing,
GROCERIES, DYE.STUFFs,
Hard = are, @ ieerssare, and Tinware. and
many 9th articles 10 make complete
Stock.
/ a I'll II we BEEN BOUGHT SINCE
! IA DECLINE IN PRICES,
! Aud viii give my patrons the full Fdvan-
&c OF low prices for Pay In Hand"
have In the pat four wears sdher, d al.
most strictly TO the Pay Down System and
IN greatly encouraged, believing this to be
he only mode busircss can be COZ ncted
to d. ourselves, and our customers who pay
promptly for their goods, justice. By this
plan We have but one pire for goods. Der
SOUS sending orders Will end we always en-.
deGveF to do as we'll Or better than were
they here in p rson 10 make their selections
We want TO buy Clrn, Oats, Rye, Flour,
Pork, Meal, Batter, Eggs, snl Cnickeus,
I Z which We will pay the ma ket price. F. /
'ulther particulars remember to call on US,
COrner and Main Streets,
Bristol, Tenn,
L II. SENEKER.
STILL have few Benches Of the Gen
l. uihe " II 'msdale Norway 0A's" grown
| NJ. II omas j. SJaht rom ~ bushels
. wig, bought in New Yak at $1,000 per
'ushcl, he ihrashed l5l u bushels. Come
and get sumo for seed.
+ ii. SENEKER.
! CNoV. R SEED. perfectly clam, FOR sale
| " at L. H. SENEKER'S.
M AIMED. 10 900 lbs. Clan White
w r gs. Will p,y the high' s. price in
goods at 4 II. SENEkER'S.
ja1l4tf III.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14
NIRGlNIAi At Rules held in the Clerks
v Office of tie County Court Of Scott

" lhblNlAf Al hulcS Deld IN the Clerks
V Office of tie County Court Of Scott
eoIn =, on the first Monday ia January,
$50.
A, Patterson, .Admr of
Sanity. Fulkerson, eomplt.
for the use OF ] . I Campbell In Chaneery.
-.
James NJ. Rohineu's heirs
and Admrnnd others, defts
Tie object Of thi, suit is to compel John
D. Tcmprton, Adpl'r VI the estate of James
" Roblnelt deed. 10 account and settle his
accounts a N ni,i a'or Aforesaid With IA
commissioner "f this county aadifit should
appear 90 suoh secoun being taken that
The assets ia tie hands Of the said admins
traitor Viii not pay the debts and that the
heirs will nat pny them, then TO obtain a
decree i,r the sale Of W much ~ the real
vstats a. Will pay tbs debt aud costs OF this
suit.
And 1t appearing 10y AFFIDAVIT filed IA this
cause that tie raid Defendant, John d.
Tenn lslon, Adm'r SC is not resident Of
this Stble, It is ordered that he be required
10 appear here within one mouth after the
due publ cation " this order aud do what
is Necessary 20 p o'eet his intetes, Ia this
suit. @. AhD;NGTON. Or, Cfk.
A copy teste.
@. ADDINGToN. Dr.. CPk.
Jan II. 1870 q.
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NEW STORE
IN BRISTOL.

l'ucc-ssoR IT, J. N JONES &C..
IT LAYING purchased the stock OF Goods
l. Il recently owned by j. NJ jones & Co.
desire to state to my friends and the pub
lie generally that am constantly increas-
ing il by New Goods directly from the North
I'm cities. IT is my purpose to keep before
The people n regular assortment Of goods Mt
regular prices, aud to sell at Cash rates for
pay down only, will lake produce in pay
ment for my goods. but caunot and surely
will not sell oh Credit.
Il r. Y M Il!
DLENTY of Brown Cotiens, Cotton Yarn,
l. Salt, Iron, Castings, and all other sta
Piles always on hand.
JAMES brooks
Jan :. 1870. II
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Ayers
Hair Vigor
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once Agreeable
healthy, and efecidal
for preserving The
hair. Faded or gru,
hair is soon rcaora
TO its original cdr
aciM the gloss @i
freshness Of youth.
Thin. hair Is ihirl.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are DESTROYED,
or the glands atrophied aud decaysi
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sed.
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous
It's occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious TO the hair, the Vigor caD
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for q
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14

ERENCII and Amerie IN Win 'ov Gas.
IL PEPPER BROS
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14

A. Patterson, Admir- Of
Sanity. Fulkerson, complt.
for the use Of j. I. Campbell
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-14

~ 'mnpodosis, Halls Remover, Ayers Hair
~ Vigor, TrecOpherus, and Cocoon Cream
Tor the Hair, PEPPER BROS.
, 1870-04-17
Religious Advertising.

AFrench contemporary gives the following
as an accurste account Of american religious
customs:
4 traveller, says the imaginative wEite,;,
Carolina, related to me- the following incident
The city in question had tho good !uck 70 pos,
Eees two reverend c1ergymeu, who hEsSed
creed against creed, and waged nafce
wnrefare in their efforts to draw 70 tnels
minietrationa thsong Of the faithful oae ae
twenty musicians through. the streets,
with man at their head bearing banner, On
which was INSCRIBED in letters OF gold, - At
noon great sermon on Eternity, by THO Rav:
Dr.: Whitehead, at the Free Chapel, 70. %
Fifth avenre!" The idea was triumphant,
crowd gathered 1t the Filth Avenue Chapel to
q ths Rev. whitehead: On dat
pews; but his fertile Imagination
5a 1oae6 tb pTes TIT
the following SundAy every person who should
be presept to hear the sermon Of the Rev.
Mr.. Nlackvater should receive as gift u
superb1y- bound copy of the Bible. In lis
tufn he eaw crowds rush to his FREQ chapel,
and he punstus1ly 5sdesmed ild his pledge Fl; i;
according to promise. But one
Circumstance slightly affected the valuo
Of DE gift. the reverend gentle
man had made IN arrangement with pub
liEher, BY which every Alternate leaf Of TIE II
Bih1o VAS covered with advertisements, tho
profits from which we're shared 61tTeen a1 tne
preacher and the publisher! VAL n9Se'al, T.
st.ta IT. that he id not cany his speculaion IS
fsr M ss be might have done, for he refused
iibarL offer from IN advertising agent to cover
the panels Of his pulpit with Advertisements
, 1870-04-17

It is proposed in the Constitutional Con-
vention to abolish the Office Of Justice OF
the Ponce in Chicago, and establish, in leu
thereof, number of respectable District
Courts. This is a very radical change. We
have, at the present time, large variety
and supply Of Justices of the Peace. We
have Justices elected by tho county, JUS
tees elected by the towns Of North Chi
cago, South Chicago, and West Chicago,
and and an indefinite number elected
by the Common Council Of the
city Of Chicago. Estimating tho
number Of Justices "doing buainess here
at forty, and supposing that each Of them
supports three Constab.es, G1 professional
plaintiffs, four witnesses eight jurora, five
shysters and two saloons, we have eleven
hundred and sixty persons who will be
thrown out of employment il the new con-
stitution is adopted. Here is chance for
the protectionists to wa1 pathetic. Was
there ever such M assault upon home in-
dustry?
, 1870-04-17

The press of the country are very nearly
unanimous in favor Of letting the income
ta1 expire in accordance with the present
limitation Il Is, perhaps, the most odious
to the taxpayer, and the most inquisitorial
It Offers d premium to dishonesty and at
tempts to impose q penalty On success.
Much effort will be made to retain this tar
and all others, by the class OF economists
who are anxious to grind the people into
the dust to pay the principal Of the debt, as
q means of relieving them from the slight
Inconvenience Of paying the interest
The Committee Of Ways and Means
seem to hesitate between the
two demands and incline to continue
the tar at 2a per cent, en1arging the e1emp-
ton to $4,000. We do not believe any ex-
emption can be devised which will be just
or satisfactory The only gain from tho
exemption is to let out sufficient number
of voters to prevent the outc1y which would
abate the tar ns nuisance If it were made
applicable to the whole people. We hope
Congress. Will simply leave it to die Of itself
during the present. year according to the
terms Of the present act Let it entirely
nlone. -
, 1870-04-17
THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE.
Coroner Cleayes in Full Possession, and
Recognized by the Courts -.
The Governor OmeiaIy Informed Of the ya-
eansy BY the County Clerk. :.

The question Of the Sh1tevalty Ia matter Of, the
past Coroner Benjamin L. CleaTes- Is In ONCE,
Sheriff ad interim, Dc ju7s and de tacto, and steps
have been already taken to MI the vacancy as the
law directs, by the election Of successor to the
man Fischer,
HI. Bradley, the principal deputy under Fischer,
on Saturday, although unweI1 came to his ONCE to
close the administration Of Fschers estate, by de-
MVeYi0g over 10 Cleaves the possession OF ths
franchises. IL found hlmsen left with but sin
gle q e oa
Of the onlce- Surrender was an absolute aeces-
Bty, the more 50 as TWO Of the three su1ctics Of
soaa of he s,stat t. BE- | fesTed from any fu
The notice Of tie auIetiea Wss as follows:
ssGR ts. : e
=, ,7R.1R C. easf. e: .te,:.
cn.. :. =
espns y
IT'D tast shs u9defasaed @ aso mailing :" onSsF r
f: @ e. +: sis:s s;:fT s. :'s'
heseo' oa1' Ao'1oeo- WnInx % 4. Omar.
The business Of the shertns oi1ce a. once took
3 neW start The Deputies who had resigned
their Fischer commissions were At once replaced
upon. dusJ5 excepting asso NJ. Tim9shy a- Brad
LII Lin in sta staying down to receive bis appointment
md te qaaliis,, althoush: It Is understood he re-
Sa The 1 Saii!ds % Of @ tie Reaor1ers Court we're ap-
pointed under C1eaves on Friday, and the I'D in
term, officer at once certified the justices OF the
Superior Court that he WIS de Iacto Sheri1,
their respective court-zooms, he Invited any sug-
Ecstions the5 might desire to make IN relation 70
the matter judge gag alone ads 1sa any Tsten
was In possession Of the etlce Sheriff de faeta the
Court would accept the position, notwithstandng
arE 5a e courts
were reaPpo1nted>. Conrad l. .Fo1z was also re-
appolnted taIler.
County Clerk has notified the Governor Of the eE-
istence Of vacancy, by IN ocia, letter, Of which
the following ts .copy:.
70 n. E1eslleasy: Ja1n Esnts SoEs1nor ee; II ~.
ns1ed s Is &
81, *sss
g. s ! T..
Ct G. e. sossass ss.s f Is +
a. Z e 5o d 6saa ei
Patsd ;oa ssld soant about the lssh aay e r.
ses9 ss
15S ,na e e.. e. ' e. q the hI: % been 5 h H.
h y sis :eisor, II he'ese trem thsss sna II te ssf
tns Of said E1sehcE thst be has removed from .aId
Therefore hereby srrtify, In EIcw Of al the cFeum
stances attending ths deRa,su5s Of & I'D tsshez r fFo q
Cook County. IN the State of Illinois. Z
e Gustav Fischer he person If elected e sad os
Of the fact here xttaeh the decision Of the Reeorc!s
Cont Of the city Of ChicaG rendered In ca1e theren
herein forth. In witness whereof hare hereuuto
set my hand and affixed the seal Of the county. etc
j. G. GNpEtE, County Clerk.
, 1870-04-17
,o
ILLINOIS,
The Suffrage Question In the Cor
stitRtfonal Convention.
Section Adopted Submitting the
Question Of Woman Suffrage
to the People.
Provision for Further Amendments to
the Constitution.

specis1 Despstch to The ChsdsSffk61e.
.. THE SUFFRAGE QUESTION
SPH1F6YKlD, April 1d.-Ths conTeuttou e1-
hnusted the whole morning sessions IN completing
the report On the right Of Suffrage The section,
passed yesterday afternoon, and reconddered tass
At the close Of the session, allowing wuEen to vote
On questions OF taxation when their oNRprop9ty
viii be Affected by huch taxation, WIS aga1n taken
Up and rejected. The section to submit xae ques-
ton OF womanH suffrage to = vote OF the people,
witch was rejected yesterday, was re!nzoduced
to-day, and, after lively discussion, Was adopted,
and he voters OF the State viii havethe privileges
Of. deciding this grEnt issue
FUTURE AXINDMETTS.
This Cfternoon the report Of the Committee or,
Future amendments was t3ken up In Committee
Of the Whole, and a1.er two OF three hours dis
cussion, the leading features Of the minority ze-
port presented By Ncsns- Hsines and Springer,
were adopted The principal discussion WAS on
the amendmant offered by Mr. Ross, to a11ow
the General Assembly to present two articles st q
single session for adoption by d vote Of the
people. This amendment WAS voted down,
although urged II strong sPssehes bJ Aesstx
Ross, Aediu, Wheaton and others. I understand
that when the article comes up for adoption In the
another effort will be made for the
adoption OF this amendment, N well aa several
amendments to the fyst section.
, 1870-04-17
THE End OF TYRANT.

The crop of South American despots is
1,ufailinc. The ]atest harvest gathered is
Of the tyrant Lopez Of Paraguay, the
news Of whose death reached us two or
three days ago, but who, probably, is not
the last of his lind in that quarter OF the
world ~ho shnn go from works to punish
ment, unless, as the poet says, "Ton
priests cheat Us poor laymen- Possibly
other men hare done worse than be, but,
considering his limited opportunities, it
may well be questioned whether more
cruel and unscrupulous ruler has ever lived
uIhere is not, wrote Mr. Wnshbu1n, our
Late Minister at Buenos Ayres, ga man,
wounan, or child, not even excepting his
mother, aister, or brothers, who would not
rive thanks to God if He would take him
10 another world" Probably this is Iopezs
most fitting epltaph.
Paraguay, if not one Of those eoun-
trics iwhere only man il vile, is certainly
avery lovely region, which for more than
txn centuries has been desolated by hu-
man passion. It was first settled by the
Jesuits, who brought its timid natives into
't,a bosom of the Church, and under SUBJ
iactiou of such civilization as they could
.,o,nnass. for more than century, till
the Inst Of empire and the greed OF bIa-
.;,;on slaye.huutefs broke up the peaceful
,,;ssiions. md divided and subdivaded the
resrion of the Parana and the Paraguay.
OF Paraguay proper, Francla was tne ms,
n;-totor This remarkable man and ideal
,,rotact;onist-for he isolated his country
from all the outside world, prohibited I'M.
ports and deshoyeda all e1porttrade- -1elgneo
nearly thirty years, and, soon after h1'
death, the supreme power passed INTO inc
bnnds of Don Carlos Lopez, the father OF
the late tyrant- This last, Francisco "
nez. was born in 1927; at the age
Of 1s he WIS appointed General DF
his father; IN. 1859 be was sent
ae Minister to the Courts OF France, eng
land, and Spain, but more especially 70
COMPLETE his military education; and when'
3 few years later, he succeeded his fatne. ~
President, he YVES still IN command OF tne
Po-,cnaran army He succeeded to very
.,omnect kingdom, and his authority was
.n,;1n;ted both in pence and var. Ihe
-u,v which included al the males oTer
.hildhood, received no pay. Two-thi1ds OF
he land belonged to the State. The Con-
=ress met once only in five years, holding
ordinarily, q session Of as many days Ihe
President dictated Legislation Of his own
sweet will, the delegateE having been cnoseo
, 1870-04-17

has died Of disease or natural death, or
which has favor of dissolution, that one
usually pays for three dishes IN order to
get one thAt can be eaten Consul Pedder
writes from Annoy TINT it costs sovareigns
there to buy what ahillings would purchase
in England
OF course these statements must be taken
cum gra1o :alis, in view Of the fact that
proposition to cut down salaries always
calls forth d diarnal tale from the
recipient Of the salary, who can prove, psz-
hnps, much higher cost Of living than if he
were paying mstead Of receiving it. Altar
all due deduction, however, the above testi-
mony. would seem to establish that rise in
the cost Of living, or decline in the value
Of gold relatively to the products of indus
Try Of the country, of from 80 to 50 per
cent had occurred within about twenty
Vepra.
, 1870-04-17
PERSONAL.

,
fltzSonn forIer Is enSaeeo In INC Goa!
bus1ness N New LORE
-Accord1ng to London Journal, Ch1Elee
Dickens new story is said to be founded in
part on the Iichbo1ne baronetcy case
Gustav Dore has designed an oper8 cos
:-Splelhagen has just written his first COM
edy+
-DiaraelIs q new noTel vii appear in May
The lAdF Who bought the splendid diamond
necklace of the e1-Queen Of Spain for $50, 000
francs, wore it recently for the first time. at the
Spain was present in tho opposite box
"A singular challenge Eas recently sent to
II. Paul de Caesagnac- An individual, who Was
sufficiently prudent not to sign the lettar sent.
wrote to him 10 attend, at : quarter past 8
in the morning Of the 91st Of M.rch, before
the Maire Of the Eth ACCOMPLISHMENT, to have
his brains blown out with 3 revolver. II you
do not cosnc," added the anonymous writer,
"you will bs only blackguatd, coward, and
hypocrite."
The late Pierre sou1e used to tell An anec-
dote concerning his first essay in public speak
ing in the English language. It was IN argu-
ment before = court in New Otleans- in mur-
dramatic and pathetic statement Of tho hage-
dy, which took place in the kitchen Of public
house. He thought he was getting On nneIy,
but evezy now and then the Jury and the entire
court burst inte.A- laugh, .hiet 1, ne could 4ot
unoetstaoa- Aat ne ToignssIi5 agpesi,so a s,eo
JOE ~ e1PRn ~ ~ eGe Eon1e I'D Ill Hnanr
!. & Ta1k,.iaa. % ;utand - sav ~ l;te1,e,,
~ wnen s9a aonp''ess 'h'eaa 10 sas A''enen'
s'0 Tah,, III Hsnrr Ahbot+ zac,nd D,,,n ra,tar.
ao. S;ad Tr15on % sn,;1 SI 20 a. ~ 80 ~ -
o'eI ~. t.tbar 80 Th;af Ins+;ca ah1rot+
- ~ cerr+ ~ n.,ao., na,,a,, ~ sHa-
.I =. ~. .1ox..taj ~ ~ paa-Ta' Io,s Tsnto-.
1900 49, - nr1o- nd e,,ccoa1aI r.
, 1870-04-17
WASHINGTON,
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.


l. -8AN p0N1SGD-.
WAsaSG1oH, April 16.-Therei5a prospect OF 8
further movement in the SacIbmtusu natter,
Inc President WAS at one time in fsor OF putting
the annexation through by joint resoutton, but he
seems 70 have at length given up mat Idea He
has taIKed good deal, toe, aboutaendlug down to
the island another commission OF Investigation,
but lie hasn't yet done anything In MT direction
Some E4w York gentlemen who a-e interested In
the San Domingo trade, have been over here this
week md talked with the President, md, today,
1t Is given out In White Housa crcbes that the
treaty IL BY no means dead.
buzLERs IsqrUzrmN
General Buffers committee continued its iuyes-
ngntio1s 70 day, end examined the4oor1espondelt
OF this and one OF two othar journalists as to
the pledges they gsEe On getting adTxue copies OF
the gpld conspiracy evidence. Your correspond
:ent tesssded that the pledges he. EaEc were fully
observed by the paper. Three Wttnesaes were also
examines on the Cuban bond question One Of
them, an sx-rebel Colonel, named! Pickett de-
cined to answer certain questions on the ground
that Ettar he knew CAME to him ~ an attorney.
He H!r1e examined again next week
.sHE-nxrx AND HARHnH1 1u11z---
The House Committee On Commerce hed meet
Haroox hu1 They are strongly pressed from ya1t-
omxfuafters to mska large appropriations and will
probably agree to recommend about So 009, ,uOA
PARAdUATAN XATIKES
TIE House Foreign Committee alsomet and had
up Ps1agrayau matters, but were not able 70 finish
the matter. The only point Of public interest In
connection Herewith, Is their effort To- put naval
otlcer7 and diplomatic Officers on mere cordial
footttg bat there Isn't much prozp&ct of legisIa-
tLou an the subject at the pzesentsesIon-
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
CHANGES N MILITARY DEPAKrMES1E
WAsu1sG1os, april 16.-.General- Orders No. II,
f5om nessdaussteIs of The amy assign Major
Dtras.on of The Pacinc The Department Of
Alaska viii be discontinued after list OF July,
colunbis, Msjof General canby comnsandIns. mn % i
Of Arizona, embracing. Artzona and South
Ing General Pope Is assigned to lie
md of the Department q Missouri, when
yacaoed by General schoneid, ;. headquarters at
enlarged 70 embrace the whole Northern frontier,
a3 far east IS Lake Champt2in, AMI GenerA Cook
70 te fhe nte ef ~ ns
mnnded by General Mcdowell. Tue. Department
Oh the Cumberland IS discontinued Troops with
Department Of the South; General Terry COLI
ManAiDg.
RIVER AND HARsoIs:HuL -..
The House Sub Committee on. Commerce have
prepared bill making appropriations for the In
proyenlent Of rivers and .harbors- Among the
sas agrfea uR1R e; ase fSS Kpds
and tributaries, s150.000; for: the Ohio River,
$4,000, and for the mouths 'of :he Mississippi
GKSKRAL BOwARD AND TIE BUREAU
The House Committee on Education and Labor
asa 1soa a t eha sqa a III
Testimony Was produced showing that Genera!
Howard and his brother Charles are the owners OF
EIty Is built, and that they. made large sum Of
money out Of it. ....'....-
at that Inn Fr73H mt
, 1870-04-17
RAILROAD GAZETTE.
Railroad Gazette.
A Journal Of Transportation.


Lsued for April IT, now sat Contains: O7JxIosf
"RAHROAD AcCOuNT3."i7 r. Paul sttxk: LAY
Eng OCT RAILROAD CuRFGEr hy John Manr!ce:
afsc. Eepoes o9 The General Ttekt AstnsE Convention
and De R4ftfuad CIerf1' Ascension; EHt7ials On
Auuieipaf AID to Railroads: Pzu3"sed Pennsyf-snia
Railroads; The Northwestern DtrzEtorh; Ru1nors Of
War. very interesting ptrt of the Massachusetts, Ratl.
road ComEfssiuuers' Report; Corznr~nt1enee: 1ues-
other v1Inabn xrtic1s On subjects souaect1 viii
tanspoEtAtiaat azd COMPLETE Summary OF
RAILROAD NEWS,
, 1870-04-17

fssn. hot the General Assembly sha1l hxyo no
puWee % proposes a:nens1lRezsa 70 moro than cue
Hrtclp of fhts constitution, at the sznaa se8fon.
nor % the saute ardcae otfsAer tnsa 01ee In four
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