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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-09-15
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NOTICE! N
TIE Consumers.

T ARD OIL, CARBON OIL, DO, together
With . general assortment Of Family
ezeeeries. Fofsale by
D.s. FORD,
The Red Barrel. '-sA "
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-24
The Atlantic, Mississippi and
OhiO FSaiIrond.

This great line of Improvement,
when completed, will open direct
communication with Louisville, Gin
cinnati, and the entire valley of the
Mississippi. Indeed, it must eventu-
ally constitute a portion of the Mem
phis and Ell paso road, and the great
thoroughfare from the Atlantic TO the
Pacific ocean. Strange, indeed, it
IL, that this great measure should ever
havo been opposed by any son of Viz
gfnia. The Stockholders Of the pres
cnt disiointed roads should support 1t,
rs II will greatly enhance the valuo
Of their stocks. The farmers along
It's entire line should support 1t, as it
will add millions to the value of real
estate. And who can estimate its
advantages in developing the natural
resources and commercial interests of
Virginia?
In view of these advantages, it is
passing strange that consolidation
should have met with opposition from
any quarter. But to secure these
magnificent results, will require or
the part of our people the putting
forth of all their tact, enterprise and
perseverance. 1t will not do to sit
still and wait in the expectation that
consolidation of itself win bling to
us the realization Of all our hopes.
Products will seek the highest mar
kets-consumers will buy in the
cheapest and no considerations of
patriotism and public good will con-
travene this inevitable law Of trade.
1t is as immutable ms human nature
itself. 1t is preposterous to talk Of
securing the trade of any section, UNI
less sufficient inducements are offer
ed. A good market must be. Offered
for its products, and its merchants
NUT be furnished with goods on terms
as advantageous as can be obtained
elsewhere. The policy of our city
merchants is, therefore, plain. They
must keep on hand large stocks IN ecery
line Of trode, and be prepared to sell
them on as good terms as they may
be bought in New York and Balti-
more. And not only so, they must
present as good market for all com-
try products as these cities. They
must never lose sight of this principle
that people will trade where it is most
to their advantage to trade. If, then.
our merchants would reap the full
benefits of this line of communica-
ton with the great west, they must
begin work now and in earnest. Let
them prepare the way for the influx
of capital and population by enacting
wise municipal regulations, and by
the reduction of rents, and the price
of lots and real estate to the lowest
notch
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-24

THE fool killor is badly needed In
West Virginia; and could ho have
known the platform of the Democrats
at Charleston, before tho delegates de-
parted for their tobacco fields and
blackberry patches, the slaughter Of
FOOLS must have been immense. That
Honorable body Ct old foglcs would
have thought that Sampson was again
In the field with the jaw-bone of an
ass and those who had not gone to
Pumgudgeon county for a drove of
snakes would have persisted. Ten
years OF bondage and the example of
Virginia has taught them nothing
The fifteenth amendment has been
adopted and negro suffrage settled
Who then but set Of dolts would
run the "Whlte mans tlcket?"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-24

WE have received the first two num-
bers of the Jefferson, N. G. Netos, by
Messrs. Grarbcal Latham s. Co. The
Editor, Mr.. s. Trlvett, in his salutato-
ry, announces that he is quite quail
fled Republican, sreserving to himself
the right to do and think az he pleases
without regard to party dictItion. We
presume this Is IN accordance with the
views of one OF The proprietors, who
we believe, matriculatcd in one army
and graduated in the other during the
late war; The Editor mixes up the
first and third persons in his salutato
ry much after the fashion of his late
loyalty, but soon drops both these pro-
nouns and in an article on Ashe Co.,
uses the 1--WE" with a good deal OF ease
and force. In connection with his de-
sire to Introduce new methods of farm
ing we commend to his attention a
steel nozzle syringe of our own invent
ing and by means of which water
and liquid fertilizers may be applied
to the roots of crops from that side
Of the field usually termed the bottom.
For obvious rasons the following names
have been given the various townships
Of Ashe giving a fair idca of its topo-
graphical features. OLD FIELD, PINE
SWAMP, PEAK GREEK CHEsNUT,
PINEY GREEK, HORSE GREEK, STGG's
CREEK, LAUREIi, NORTH FORK. Our
interest in these gentlemen il
heightened by the fact chat they drink
from the head Springs OF New River,
a stream which many miles below
washes the sunny home of our early
years. Then here's TO Ashe County and
the Nesos, with the hope that Democ-
racy may take her eternal perch upon
its angular and airy SUBMITS and live
to see "republicanismn washed down
tho lonely defiles Of New River,
emptied into the Gulf of Mexico and
carried by the Gulf Stream, into that
sublime latitude about the North pole,
to reach which has been long the dream
of AbolitionistJ and to return from
which viii furnish them with amuse-
mcnt for very comfortable length Of
time.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-24
Call Tar nCnnYontion.

In tic Marion H,ra'd Of yesterday
appears a call for Congressional
nominating Convention to assemble
at Marion on the 28th of July. The
call is signed by number os promi-
nent citizens of Smyth county, and
while we are generally opposed to
conventions, in this case It may be
we'll enough, but the time fixed is en-
tirely too early. The counties dis
tant from Tie railroad should have
ample time to act. There is no oc-
easionfor this hurry.
Washington win appoint her dele
gates on Monday and we trust that
the back counties may be given am,
pie time and fairly dealt with.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-24

this trade instead of stopping at Bril-
tol, will take the strdyii shute to
Norfolk.
That this wagon uadc which sew
constitutes the chief support Of Bris-
toll will be destroyed is undoubtedly
true. The construction Of 20 miles
of that lrnch of the Consolidated
line, known as the Virginia and Ken
lucky road, will stop this entire wag-
ON trade; and the Whole of t mag be
shipped directly to points cast or
South of Bristol.
Still, for the loss of this trade,
there will be more than compensating
advantages. To secure these adyanta-
yes win require time, capital, and
enterprise. bristol must be made q
great central Depot of supplies. -
Every railroad terminating at this
point conduces to this result. 1t af-
I
fords additional facilities for reaching
the interior country, and hence the
more railroads radiating North, South
and West, the mere surely will this
result be secured.
But our business men must BIO &c
tive and enterprising. They must adj
vance pari passu with the railroads,
and even go ahead Of them. They
must send out their agents with sam
plies of their goods and wares anC
| thus invite trade 10 thia point. Bt
on tho abort, friends, or Eastern
houses will yet have their drummer'
in the field ahead of you. And il
you once let the trade pass by you
you will never be able to got it back
The future of Bristol, therefore, dc.
ponds upon your activity and enter
prise. You may by proper manage
ment make its railroads tributary tC
its growth and prosperity: failing il
this, your railroads will be to you only
easy lines of transit from place tC
! place.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-24
NJ. S. LIrri.rFin1D-It. is rumor,

NJ. S. LITrLEFiELD-lt is rumorcd
on our streets to-day that Milton s.
Llttlefield has been nominated by a
Radical caucus of the Florida Legisla-
ture for United States Senator from
that State. Wonders will, il appears,
never cease Littleheld * Governor
HOlden's Railroad President In North
Carolina; L.. =. Senator from Florida,
(for his nomination There is cqaiya-
lent TO his election) Swepson's Striker
General, and nrst-class sooundrel at
large.
II Ll:tleneld Is n citizen of North
Carolina, how can he be Senator from
Florida? Or, II he be q citizen OF Flor
ida, why does Gov. Holden keep him
President Of North Carolina Rail-
r0ad2 But why ask2 IL really appears,
rom the high handed way In which
Littlolold carries himself, that be
owns the Govornora and Legislatures
Of both States and they dare not rcs list
the claim.-Rdt Sentinel.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-24

CONGRESSIONAL CoNVENTION-DEL
GATES TO MARION T. BANKRUPT
LAND SALE-WHEAT, &c.
PrAnIsnuRo. VA Juno % $50

PEARIsBURd, VA, June %, 1870.
On yesterday the citizens Of Giles
county met at the Courthouse and APP
pointed delegates to a Congressional
Convention, TO be held Mt Marion, and
recommended the 9Th OF August ms the
most suitable day. The delegates are,
however, Instructed to attend at Ntri-
on on whatever day the majority of
counties, composing the district, shall
recommend. IL Is Impossible to ascer-
tain the choice Of the people, but |
can see plainly enough that they arc
not in fayer of Terry, as they regard
him as man of but ordinary ability.
On Monday tho largo farm Of Joseph
Peek was sold under the bankrupt
law, and the one thousand acres
brought 500, 2l0; Mr.. Matthews of Pu-
iaski being the Purchaser. At least
one-half of the land is very rough and
little moro than an appendagc to the
remainder which is good.
l find the wheat good, the corn look
ing well and heavy fruit crop.
l.. BERT.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-24
Chnnccry sale NJ RrlstoI.

IN pursuance Of decree Of tho Chanocry Cour,
at Dluuntvii al IL May Term, 1870, ia tho caso OF
Thomas u. stephens q a, against licurf g. kteph-
ems et.al. will sell on Thursday tho lith day Of
sullivan county, Tenn. tho tract Of land mention.
ed and uescrihed In the pleadngs, lying Ia sulll-
van county on the Ssnthsde 81 Holston River, or
tho waters Of the Big Spring Branch, IN the first
Cvil District, On the Virginia line, tn tie Denton
Valley region, east Of Bristol containing about 372
acres known as the stephens tract
A credit Of six (6) months viii be given, bond
and approved security viii lie required Of tho our
clnser and a lion retained on said iaui until the
purchase money Is nilly paid ard sold without
the right OF redemption.
WILLIAM MULLENNIX,
June TIN, 1870. Clork & Master
iunclO--4t--pra fee 50. 90
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-24
BRISTOL AND CONsOLIDA.
TGON.

Whether Bristol is to be benefited
by the Consolidated line, is a prob
lem yet to be solved. 1t is by no
means certain that the advantages
Will be such as many anticipate.
Indeed many are Of the opinion that
Consolidation will be prejudicial to
the interests of the town-that It will
break up the wagon trade with the
counties OF Lee. Scott and sections
adjacent TO the railroad llue, aud tina,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-24
MOTICE.

TNY virtuo Of an order 81 state issued BY ,ie
Nd Clcrk " the Circuit court Of Sullivan county
win orer FOR saio to tho highest bidder, for cash
in hnnd ct tho Chourt House door, IN Blountville,
on Monday the 2dth day OF Jny, 1870, ono tract of
land, lying ga tho 10Th Dist, 81 Sullivan county
containing nine acres, moro less, adjoining the
lands Of Thomas Fain, r. tickem and others
Levied on the property Of Jamos Larkny TO raiis
~ two judgments that Petor L. Gardner has against
him. 4 his June ~ 1870.
Junofi--:t prs. feo 81. AZ y. sPURGiN,
Deputy Sheriff.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-24
Chenp Ln,urles for tI,r reanIe.-onno

Cheap Injuries for the People.
tunely, at the time when the cost Of living is
enormous, a now article appears in the mar
kct ailorling an Unprecedented amount Of
delicious and Wholesome aliment, almost for
song. We refer 10 the patent sEA Moss "a
RiNE, which ia now by yirtneof rs extraordi-
nary oheapncss, ticking the place OF all the
gelatlnous articles OF fool manufactured from
maizc ami grain. The raw matorial on nu-
titious and fattcning agent r. the free gin Of
nature marine moss growing In prodigious
quantities on the lri d Coast and known as
Cawageen. Cleansod, dCsieatod, conceuiIa-
ted aud re,hcel 60 powder by a patent pro-
cess, this wonderful plan. Yields larger
quantity or pure palniable nliment In pro-
portion 10 its wei ri, than any substance pro-
dueei from the great agricultural Utaples
Artistic cooks pronounce q the finest article
for cusiards, ruddings, Creams, Soups, sau-
ces, Se., chat has YET been discovered, and
the SPA NOES PARISH co., Of New York. who
own the patient, iinl nll thoy can aoto Keep
raec Nitl the dcmMrla ior the now stain 81
lie
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-24
WI,ittcnore Rejected.

Tho claims of Whittemoro, of South
Carolina, to reoccupy his seat in the
House Of Representatives, were corr
sldered on the 2lst inst. and rejected
by vote of l3l to "a. Among those
voting In favor of seating Whittemore
are found the names of Messrs. Mayn-
ard and Smith, OF Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-24
IN c.laneery at pIoun!IylIc.

RANK Of Tennessee versus Samson Richardson,
Jossee Colt, D. n. Wtxler ard others.
1t appearing from the allegations of the Bil that
Potter Oitrdnsr, ono Of the Defendants In said hil
u nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee u is
therefore ordered that publication be made for
four success i've wooks, In the Bristol Ntirs, pa
per published I'm the town OF Eristol Suili-
van county, Tenn modifying sid defendant to APP
pcar ut the Court House 10 Alountyiilo, Tenn, un
the Third Monday IN November next. alta Clancery
Court then and thore to Boz hsd for sullivan county,
ihtho FIRST chancoy district, in the state OF rennrs-
see, and plead, answer or dcmur 10 Companrnts
Hill or The same will be taken for confessed as TO
him, and set for hearing eNparto.
June Rulos, 1870.
WILLIAM MULLENNIX, C. & NJ
june at by n. j. HlLLlPs, d. @. NJ.
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THE IN E w s.


If the number printed or marked upon
your paper is less than the whole number Of
lie last issue then the difference will show
the number Of weeks you are due us and you
must remit
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BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.


All women know that 1t Is beauty, rather than
senIua, which all generations Of mon have worship
ped ia tho sex. Can 10 b. wondered at then, that
much Of woraa's tlmo eud intention should be
directed to the mans Of developing AMI preroIvug
that baanty Women know, too, that whom mon
speak Of tho intellect Of women thoy speak erti-
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Of the charms Of beautiful woman, their language
and their eyes kindlc with an enthusiasm which
shows them to be profoundly " not, indeed. ricu-
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Of women to perceive all this, and therefore employ
every slowahle art TO become the gnddcss Of that
odoration. Preach TO the oon,rnry, as vs. may.
against the arts employed by women for encnaning
their beauty there sim stands the eternal fact thst
the world does not prefer the society 81 ugly
woman Of gcnius to that Of beauiy Of less intel
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and # would seem tina. the ladies 81 thu present
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nature has denied tho talismanc power Of hoaniy,
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Iorlslnal attachment.

IN this CASE nud Tat the defendant, n. X. Fur
gason, is resident Of tho Stale that the OF
binary procass Of law cannot BE- Borved on him, 1t
IS therefore ordered by nc, that publication be
made ~ Tho Bristol Nsigs, newspaper published
IN the town Of bristol, SULLIVAN comfy, Tenn for
four successive weeks, modifying the dsfcndant D,
X. Furgasou, TO appear before mo tho 18Th or
July, 1870 10 answer said attachment or tho case
will be proceeded with parto This tho 18th
June, 1870, 3. y. RAIDER, ). Peace.
BAILEY, o. q.
iune24 ul-pri fee 80.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-24
EVERY OTHER uORNlNG!-
FRESH BEEF! FRESH BEEF /!

A 7 the Market House, opposite Mr.. j..
N X. Anderson's dwelling, persons dceir-
Ing fecsh beef Of the best quality, cGn get Il
by calling ON Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day mornings, which VIC will sell low for
cash. You can depend upon getting god
quality, as We expect 10 butcher no other
kind. DEFAULT, sTOVER s. WICKER.
juno 24-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-24

I 900 Sacks Liverpool fine Salt.
J. 900 Bbls. Thomaston and Noun
tain Lime.
200 Bills. fresh ground James River
Hydraulic Cement.
100 Bbls. Calcined Plaster.
LEE, TAYLOR g. co.
June loft
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-24
Assirnec's sale OF Judgments, Noies
mud Aceounfs

As Assignee Of the estate Of J. ] Raier, natk-
rupt win osur FOR sale NJ public out cry, TO the
highest bidder, at II o'clock, A. NJ, the 18th
day Of juno, 1870 at the Niekeis lowe In Bristol,
Tom, number OF Judgments, Notes and Ao-
counts amounting IN aggregate 20 about $500 and duo
to tho estate Of J. j. RAIDER, BANKRUPT. Terms
cash. III. l.. HLACkLEY
iune 3-2t. Assignee.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-24

1 200 Halves, Quarters and Caddie
| Boxes Manufactured Tobacco.
800 Bills. Cider Apple Brandy.
900 Assorted Rye and Corn
Whiskios, part very old aud choice
90 Cases Clarct Wine.
~ Quarter Casks Port Sherry and
Madeira Wines.
LEE, TAYLOR a 90.
same lou.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-24

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It's composition We have thousands upon thou
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lhey operate by their powerful influence ON tho
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into healthy action remove the distractions of tho
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body, restoring their irregular action to hoalth and
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TOT hhtef compliant anu It's various GymD.
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For hDysentery or nIarrhoea, but ono mild
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For rheumatism, Cont, Gravel, Paint
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mote digesilon and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
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