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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-09

cant lots, but adds largely to thi
amount of taxes to be paid
and instead Of attracting pQpu
latiop as the gas light%sBONYd
Bge heavy taxes are much morf
likely to drive it aVaN 81,
tiet Us build thsISaiIroad tc
Logan and adopt as low rates
for freight as can be afforded
and pay good dividends tc
stockholders, and by the time
the cars are ready to move
over the road, you will find
that there will be from its
start as much work as the road
can do, and at very low rates it
will pay heavy dividends from
the start, and you will find be,
fore the road is completed that
population and capital will
pour into the county, much of
the vacant land of the county
will be brought under cultiva-
tion, town lots will be sold for
dwellings and manufactures,
and business houses, and such
a tide of prosperity will be in
augurated as is scarcely dream
ed of by the citizens of the
county. 1t will not be like a
town through which a road
merely passes, this will be the
terminus of the road, and that
of one Of the great mineral and
coal roads of the country. In
less than three years from the
time it is finished it will be
passing over it more pig metal
and iron ore than any road of
its length in the State. Fur
naces will be erected here, and
the iron ore of Lake Superior,
Missouri, Tennessee, Pennsylva-
mia and our own State will CEN
ter here, and the splint coal
of the Kanawha Valley will be
used in smelling it unless Sic
mans plan of using the most
common bituminous coal should
be adopted. BY the time we
can get our road in operation
you will find the whole line of
the road from the crossing of
Raccoon to Logan filling up
with a mining population, for
the time is not far distant when
there will be almost a continu-
GUS mining and manufacturing
town reaching from the cross.
ing Of Raccoon by our road to
Logan. Increase of capital that
will be attracted to our county
will swell the tax duplicate and
thereby reduce the rate of tax
alton; business of all kinds will
be stimulated, the gas light
will be thrown on dwellings,
business houses, machine shops,
etc, instead Of Illuminating va.
can't lots; hundreds, if not
thousands of tons of freight
would arrive daily from the
interior, trade instead of com.
ing but 5 to 10 miles from the
interior would be brought 40,
so and Is miles. There is
nothing wanted to attract the
population to make'a large and
flourishing city of our town
but a Railroad, to be controlled
by the citizens between here
and Logan, to bring the wealth
of the interior at low rates to
this place, and to transport
supplies for the vast population
that will soon fill the mineral
belt through which the road
will pass.
There is an abundance of
means here and on the route to
Logan, if each will subscribe
what they are able to pay
without inconvenience. Rec
ollect from the time the road
is commenced it will take over
a year to build it, and in most
cases the increase in your busi-
ness will pay a large amount
if not all your subscription be-
fore it will be called for. lam
told that a farmer living s or
10 miles below Gallipolis, on
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-09

For Fine Perfumery, go to Sis
sons Drug Store.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-09
CoNN1rRIAL FELIcITY.-Noth

mont in another column.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-29

Tho 6iliY Ila.l lost on the

Inc ntiify iiah loSt on lile
Of over one bupdred miles,
twenty-five lhqpqapd ,igqp,
dgiplIcd ay,bY-day ip parti
|, gagcmepts and ekirrpishies, Y
,ap action that eogll pgqps
called y battle t9 Fgtty-s fe1l9ii !
sand two ,ppgplgsl and iiit.,
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! The Federal forces had eros
| ChaliaaQoqbe, tpeig right r res
thesforks ofthc Junction Of
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and had commenced The "gtan
wheel, moyem@nt. Hoods
lay In biyouae between AtlqI
| Chattahoochic, On the Is
Confederate cavalry bad bcsep
across Peach Tree Greek and
10th Thomas commenced Z
Peach Tree Creek, while east
] aud east Of the Bpcklicad roac
4 field was crossing SUI lpgtl
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! giq railroad at Decatur. .,,s,
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Iileit, consisting Iof Stewards
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anq hisrigbt, qhcp''hI.alllq,'.si 'I.l.l Y S9ll !
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meeting Stewart and Cheat
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delayed nutil 4sp. lp,seSteFi
tackled vigorously osalsl bbf9
blue IN his trout ;ithcf tropldsl
,
Iropt failed tollslodgo taatlF
,hdir fpntsaAd Stewart, linlliI
right epfiadeds by tie aale
tkederals, feH laekw I've v
success Of theIcorps on, NJ
rightIeaussll lbe mnyegaeAt !
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was soldicrly audgnrasteflyie
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Atlanta was selected; Cheat
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was to attacks 4tlfc itetlcIials
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-29

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The New York herald., 1870-04-26
A Lien &. AiITER. AUCTIONEER
IA BY GENhY H. LEEDS * MINER
ON TUESDAY, APRIL 2S
A Lien r MINER, AuCrIoNEER,
BY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MIN

BY HENRY 81. LEEDS MINER
0D !, ESDAY. April 26. 1870.
At OIs O'Clock al The private residence, No. q West Ninth
street, bn'ueen Fl tn and sixth avenues,
hauosome Household FuTniture c.,
consisting o Vel Carpets black walnut and
rosewood raror a brocatei and reps French
plate Pier NryoT with bases and conices rich
dow Curtains with ambIekins; carvel rosewOOd Sienna
marble Top Mirror a rosewood marble top SIDE
Taeles rosewood arrp marble .op Dressing
Bureaus and Wasest,nl oiack nut marble top Hall
Stand Chairs elryei eyood and black walnut Bed
etcnts and oEcaSes. Library Table, In black walnut
Chandeliers and tts Fxsaes; oak marble top Buffet OAK
Extension Table, OAK Din NJ Ghars IN leather: Turkish
Easy Chairs sod Lpungc Hair Mattresses, Feather Bostef
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
A b. wALDRON 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS
~ 6alesroouls ~ Liberty and III Cedar street.
Gentecl Household Furniture,
ai tile private residence OF
Wm RI. Atyater. tsu..

rs West lcSth street, near Fifih avenue,
THIS DAY. April 26. NJ lOls O'Clock.
the Furniture &c, contained Ia the above residence,
eonsstipg in part OF eegan, Tapestry Velvet Paro Carpet
With borer to match Tapestry Brssss super ana ngran
Room and Hall Carpes Eng lsh On tioths uhck wal
nut Paror Suits Centre Tables Easy Cnalrn ana
Lounges enarneed marble top and chestnut Chamber suts
pnncr breakfast and Tea Sets Glas Ware silver r.a,ea
Crockery, Stands, Mats &c. and hnr 10Y oi htcnen
Articles Stoves good order, with which the sale wiz
commence
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

UCrIoN NOTICE WILLIAM s. INGRAHaMT, IA NJ ACC-
"A oneer will day II o'clock, at Si9 Thri sv.
Snue Furniture, Looking Glasses gilt and black walnut
framed Of ali sizes, Prints Iron Safe Counters aso
Chairs TAB Sofaa Buroaus &c.s worthy hs Atsnuon VI
6ssers. sas positive,
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
A LIEN B. AlNER, AucrIoNEER.

"A LIEN Z, s.IFI-K AUUTIOKEER
IL Ry Hl-nRy H. LEEDS MINER,
Tuesday Apri - at n5 O'Clock the private resi-
GsfIte els vast NlneteeIth street.
Household Funiur 60. sting Of Bru5seis and In.
grain Carpets black wann Parlor Su 1, green black
walnut nr5e tp Centre Tab black walnut Lounges,
rosewood scven otsye Plano, made by chickerny, ano
Stool oak Extension Table, oak Chairs. black
walnut haracS, Dck Beiseads wsshs,ands. Blt-
reaus pRhO sany feste;ds. Bureaus, Waslstanis Hair
Mnti este, hosels ana Pillows; also assortment Of
Kitchen Furniture, Sc.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
ILLeN n MTyEp ArCrTONrrR

A LIEN r. MTNER, ACCTIONEER.
"A h HENRY - LIEUs MINER, on Friday and
sadsy esn eye < npl 3 AM M 20 sss Gsosk a. ~
slPERB COLLECTION or OIL PAINTINGS. REAL
BILE GROUPS Bu>rs AND STATUETTEs, CUCKOO
CLOCKS. GILT AND BRON2E DITTO, to he sold bv
ORDER or BALL. BLACK K CO., TO CLOSE CON
SIGNNENIS
Full particulars hereafter
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
UCTION.-LARGE AND GENUINE SALE or
IA over 81 900 worth and over 80 lots OF

At 1le West Twenty sixth street, between Sixth and Seventh
Avenues this Tnesdav morning. April 26 at o O'Clock.
EDWIN NICHOLS Auct0nee will sell 10 the highest bid
der all the elegant Household Furniture contained in the
brown stone rosdence of w. =. Frost Esq.,. consisting OF
Paror SUITS htaseres Mirrors Curtains rouSes Bookcase
Centre Tables fne Oh Paintings rosewood walnut Bed
seads, Bureaus Washstands, Commodes Hair and Spring
Mattresses, Beds Pillows, Holsters Blankets, Clocks,
Chairs Rockers Lounges covered with ps
siieboard, Extension le Glass China and Silver Ware
Cutlery This will be the largest and richest Household
Furniture sale offered auction this season. Goods
moved boxed and shipped for purchasers.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
DEM. p. FAIRCHILD, AuCTlONEER.
ID EYecutnr's Sale.

on Tuesday, April 26 ls7U at 10 A. NJ, e West Twenty
third street. MI OF the eegant Furniture contained In said
house. consisting of Piano ChcSerng; rosewood
Parior Suit blue brocae Pier and Mante Mirrors
french plates oak Dining Room Suit 10 morocco oak mar.
tble top Buffet Extension Table, rosewood. walnut ald ma
hogany Bedoo Suits Hair and Straw Mattresses, Feather
Beds, Bureaus mlo top Tables kockers Velvet Wilton,
Brussels and Ingram Carpes Lace and Damask Curtains
Ole oths, Hatsand, Shades Kitchen Utensils. &C., &a BY
order Of +. Il; Sherman, Esq, Executor.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
A LIEN b. GINEE. hUCTlONEER.
IA by hENhY Il Iced MINER

J.
ut l0E O'clock the private dwelling No East Fifteenth
street,
gentcel Household Furniture. Billiard Tables, None use
nange Gas / lxt ures, Sc, &c.
Pnrlors Velvet Bruises and yran Carpets; carved
SUITS IN and gold figured e; elegant
Lace window cutIns, glt Cornices gilt frame French
plate Pier and Aan!e MrrOrs bronze i've six
light Chan r bronze Gas Brackets rosewood marble top
Centre Tables, rosewood fa.y chairs, &C., &c.
Sitting Room oak Tables, Arm and Side Chairs
In green morocco oak Tables Green leather.
Dinnr ROomCarved oak Extension Tables, DO Sfdeboard
Arm and sie Chain ynuet, Chna Crockery Glassware
Cutlery plated Ware, &:. &C.
Billiard Rootn-AosewOod Billiard Tables, Cue Racks
Counters Balls and Seltees Platforms. &C., &c.
Bedroomstiair and Straw Mattresses, Bolsers, Pillows.
Bedding. &c,
Kichen-yery superior Moneuse Range copper Kitchen
Utensils tin and iron Ware. Oce Desks, Counters, Clock
&C Sale Doaiiive
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

ID GAFFNEY, .AUCTIoNEER, a95 BOwERY SELLS
this day, NJ 10S o'clock the Stock Fixtures of tho
grocery 33s East Twenty6fth streets choice assor
Of Groceries, fine large Counter Shelving, Tea Can
sers brass Scales bundles Of Soap large Regeratcr.
Cunee snces &C., TO be sold Ia lots. rain O. shins
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
A UCTION NOTlCE.--LARGE SALE.
IA THIS DAY (TUESDAYl. April %. At
liz West Twenty-seventn street,
1as,i

commencing at II o'clock.
LUKE FITZGERALD. Auctioueer, VIII sell TO the highest
bidder all the elegant and costly Household Furniture
ained IN the four story private residence OF Brze Ronsen
Martin, Esq. consisting OF uch sew0od PtaLoforte,
IRE Table BOOKCASE Etaeees style Louis XIV two French
Pier Mirrors OIL Paintnls rich bronze Figures rich Bed
room Sns In rosewood and walnut Hair and Spring Beds
Feather Beds, Pillows Sheets Quilts, Blankets, Bed Linen
Dining Room md kilcien Furniture, &c. All goods
must be reno cd twenyiour hours after sae Cash depo
sits required from ali purchaser boxed shipped
Cor purchasers N b. This s large and genuine sale. Win
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

DY J. EDWARD BYLANDr, AUCTIONEER WILL
ID sell Nv auction, Wednesday, at II o'clock at No
Bond street. age assortment of new and second hand FUR
nuIe consisting OF rosewood
aud black walnut Parlor Suits wardrobes Bue.s, Book
Etagere Escreore Chairs Pictures, &c. Sale posi-.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

TOsEPH HEGEMAN L CO-wEDNEsDAy, APRIL o.
81 at 10s O'Clock A. NJ at No. 2G6 Henry street. corner OF
Clinton, New York. Household Furnure:-Wslnut Paror
Suit in reps Painted Chamber Sets oak Extension Table
cry Glass; Rergera Kitchen Furnture also two
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

A LIEN +. MINER, .AuCTloNEER.
N BY RY H. LEEDS MINER,
On w DNESDAY, April 81,
1917 o'clock the private residence % East Fourth street,
uetwsen Bowery and broadway.
Cent:ei housenod d Furniture, &C.,
consisting Carpets rosewood PariOr Suits, In
green rep Centre Tables Slt franc
French plate Pier Mirrors, rosewood marble top Dressing
mahogany Bsdseais, Bureaus Sofas, oak Exten-
Tables Chsndeers Curtains hair Mattresses Beds and
Bedding Crocsery, &C., nc.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

NEORTGAGE SALE-PIANOS, SAFES AND MIRRORS.
M A. M CEISrALAR& L SON, Aucticneer, AZ broadway,
will sell On tn RsDAY, April g. at 1915 O'clock
One Stoddart upright 2ianoforte.
One Stoddart square PiAnoforse.
Two Onlce Iron Safes
Thras GIt Frame Mar lei Mirrors. By order Of
THOMAS PATTERSON, Attorney for Mortgage
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
a 4 ORRIS WILKINS, AUCT IONEER.
IW ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FL RN1TURE.
FINE PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS,

Ell. LUDLOW co. viii sell Ey auction, Thursday.
April % at O'clock at the private residence No. IS Madi.
son avenue between 18th AMI 18th streets,
All Furniture &C., OF said house. VIZ, fno rosewood
Tarlor Suit, in crimson plush Tstes and Easy Chairs to
figured Darnask Lace Curtains antel Ornaments
fas Lounges: mahogany Extension Table, Buffet, Dining
Chars; rosewood walnut MAHOGANY French Bedseads
ab!etop Bureaus and Dressing Tables Pickhardt and
Pympton Bedsteads hDe Mattresses, Bosers aud Pillows.
fne Cut Glass French China, heavy Silver plated Ware
Medallion, Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets ONcoths,
Kitchen Utensils, &c. Catalogues at No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
A LIEN u. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
IA BY IkNRY ii, LEEDS q MINER,
On WEDNESDAY, April 81,
O'CLOCK private residence, 324 East Fifteenth

DRIAN II. MULLER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS
II the sale of " valuable Lots to be made At
ton on Tuesday the 2slh inst, BY MULLER, WILKINS
CO. Said tots situate on avenue Second and Fourth
avenues Seventh xth l05th
IG6th 1881 l34lh streets large Water Front the
East river, foot Of Seventy sixth street, and substantial
dwelling Seventy-sixh street, with mOdern improvements
Maps the olce OF tue anconeer, No. Pine street
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

r,uRNITURE-E. BATHEwAY, AUCTIoNEER OFFICE
4 50 vesey street will sell on ednesday, April ~ At
Furniture Carpets Cutlery Crockery &C., in said
Pnrcr Suit Piano, Brussels and nsrain Car
pets il foot Extension Table Bedroom sets Mirrors En-
cravings Stair CARPETS. and everything usually faApd In
hrst class hCus0
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

VXyrLLIAM wITTERs AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL THIS
w day. at 2 O'Clock, Eo Thompson street, general
of Household Furrture Brussels aud Ingram
Carpets Mattresses, Beds and Bedding also Kitchen
Utensils Stoves, Crockery, Glassware, &C.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26


NOTICE OF REMOvAL.-NEW YORK LiFE iNsuh
IN Coinpany.--Un aud after Monday, April "a, inc
business of Now York Life Company w be
transacted ts building, 3lj and 40 Broad
way. corner OF Leonard street.
WIZ. H. BEERS. Vice President and Actuary.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26

VNTILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER OFFICE NO. 6
w City Hall place), wi sell Thursday, ssh inst at
.o O'clock the entire Furniture contained 10 house at No
F0rsyth street Fine Brussels Carpets; rosewood Suit In
harcoih; best Feather Beds, curled Hair Matte
mahogany Wardro1es and Bedseads, Mirrors, Dining
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-09-30

We believe that Ex- Pres;d mt Johr-
son is the strongest man of the Party
in the first Tennessee District. For
this reason, and for no other, we have
advocated his nomination to Congress.
Had lie have consented to receive the
nomination he could have had it by
reclamation. Had the nomination
been made the first day of the con-
vention, even against his wishes, we
think he would have accepted. We
do not believe that he would have ac-
cepted a nomination made after the
first day. Mr. White was the next
strongest man and We joined in n
movement TO nominate him by acla-
nation and will give to him such sup
port as we can command.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-09-30

IL is Sud the way of the transgrcs-
cor is hard and if Koderick be
worthy of his radical rebaptism at
Greeneville, then he must prepare for
snartyrdom. We bid him be of good
cheer for so prosecuted they the
Southern prophets.
During last week the pension bu-
rcau Was busy in working upa case
against him at Abingdon in which he
Is alleged to have defrauded Mrs.
Fields, living in the jungles Of laurel.
In 1866 Rodcrick had a Lore in
Abingdon, and sold out his stock to
Maj. Geo. Dunn. who thereby became
Indebted to the Grccneville standard
bearer in some $1,000. in payment
Of Mrs. Fields pension claim he drew
various orders in her favor on
Maj. Dunn, amounting in all TO some
500. Maj Dunn thinks, for he Ike I
no account after it was settled. just
here the well pointed nasal organ Of
Mr.. Schwartz fails to scent further
the footsteps of the Red Fox, wheth-
er by any other means he can snare
the cunning and lucky Reynard, on
johnson We cannot say. Really tie
Chief Priests of loyalty, who sit in
marble halls and grow rich and vii
famous on the Tobacco and Cotton
tax. seem determined to go back of
their East Tennessee love scrape.
That little Legitimate johnson affair
soured upon their tender stomach,
and they now swearthat nothing good
can follow Andy and Brownlow. The
very dickens seems to play. Sen
ter was cast away as menstruous
cloth, Stokes isat the mouners bench.
Brownlow ploushcI with the rebel
heiffcr and ANDY johnson, after swell.
ling like Echcmoth in the White
House and dragging the third part of
the Northern heaven after his c!o?cn
tailis now about to return to them bears
ing fruits meet for repentance. They
know not what to do. The distant
and fiery contcst of - begins to rel
den the horizon. Grant has failed.
and from the four quarters Of loyal
dom come mp such smells rs are emit.
ted from Holden, Revels, the Buffers.
Sickles, Whittemorc, Yarmouth.
Brownlow. and Kirk. Nice material
this for history! Something must be
done. They will just take Roderick
and shoot him from the cannon of
radical wrath When Jim White shall
have finished with him he will scarce
ly be worth their executing. but n
victim must be had and no part of
"ous cursed vineyard needs To see
wholesome example SO much as East
Tennessee. Now if they will just let
ltodrick alone We will coolly shcke
lin in november and save them the
trablc.
To he CONTINUED. plO lsi, NATA1
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-09-30
Great Dist :ibution.
BY the MetripoIilnn on Co.
CASH GIFTS TO Tlz AacvyT CT $4,000

h'Ehh TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
. oh. gifts, each $4,000 90 CHI gifts each III 600
10 " 80 " lo,ooo 500 - A.,
20 80 500 300 ,. loo
30 Elegant Rosewood Pianos each asoo 10 400
- " :. Meloicons rs to loo
SO ewing Machines 60 10 izs
500 Gold Watches 90 -, a.
Cash Prizes. silver Ware, Sc valued al ii ono ono
chance 10 draw any 81 the above Prizes for DC
Ilckeis describing Prizes ssaisd Ia Envelopes
anu wen mixed On receipt of 25c. q ScaI.,f rick
=, u ufawn without choice and sent by mail 10 ANY
anuress' The prize named uron Il will be deliver.
"a 10 tue ticket holder payment Of One D.,Ii,tr
press or return mail. - "a
You will know what your prIzo ia beCors ,.o,, ,.,
ior ~ any frtse erctd0ged for asoller Of ri.
s"me rniHe. No Blanks our patrons can dcprnd
ON fair dealing. Wv f'''u
REFERENCES = He select the following fro,, m.
ny who have lately drawn valuable prizes and Kind .
y permitted .us to Pr bllsh them. Andrew ] Bnrns
Chieago, slo.ooo Miss Clara T. UaIker Baltiwore
Pireo, ssoo; James NJ. Matthew's notroli, $4,000 ;
John t. Andrews, Savannah, 1000; Miss Agnes
simmons, charleston. Plano $3.50. lie publisb no
names wihtu' permission.
ufiNiONs oF THE Pass: The firm Is reliohle aud
deserve their success ~ Weekly TTflaDs MN -
We know them To be fair dealing Rrm-S Y
H,roid, Nay - friend nf unrs drsv a Z ,,,o
JsR. 3. Ivy -''
Send for circular. Libclal Inducements 10 Agents.
sati' faction sunaaulcoi. Every package Of Sealed
Envelopes csutain- oNE cAsH ORR. six Tlekets f,r
! 10 fuF 80; - fnr - 10 fnr az. II lrtiers
must be addres'ed to 4. ID. Wi. Hams a DO
80 Broad ST. y. Y.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-09-30

states endurts, the States will endure.
the destruction of the one is the dcs-
truction of the other; the preservation
OF the one Is the preservation of the
other.
Resolved, That in the opinion of
this Convention no State hasthe ripht
To sccedc from, or, of its own will, TO
rcnouice its place i'm the Federal
Union without the consent of the 9TH
er states which ratified the Constitu.
ton. The Constitution when ratified
formed the Union without any provis-
ION whatever for its dissolution. The
Constitution WAS adopted by the State,
IN toto forever, without reservation or
condition While we deny the right
OF a State constitutionally or OF its own
VIII 10 secede or renounce its place In
the Union, we admit the great and in
herent right of revolution, abiding and
and remaining with every people: but
right which should not be exercised
except III extreme cases and i'm the last
resort, when grievance are without re.
dress and oppression has become in
tolerable. =
Sevier-J. III. Caldwell, NJ. T..
Thomas;
Iamblin-L. p. Specl, r. c. Cain.
On motion, the members of the Com.
mittee were authorized to nDpoint
County Committees, to consist OF one
member for each civil district of their
respective counties.
The thanks of the Convention were
rendered the President for his patFeut
and impartial services in presiding
over the same.
The newspapers of the district and
State, disposed to do so, were requested
to publish the proceedings of the Con-
vention.
Adjourned sine die.
a. a. CALDWELL, Pr It
S WMi s PAVE KIIn, Secretaries.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-09-30

WY ANrEp AGENTs-To sell the HOME SHUT.
80 iLh SEWING hAtlllNE. Price, Ssa ID
makes hs clock stitch" falike on both sidasl and
Is The ouly lcons"d under feed shuttle Machine
S ,,li for less tl D 500 licensed by Wheeler &
" us"n, grower Baker and sinner Go. An other
nnder-foed shuttle Machines sold fsr - than "a,
are inirngcmenis, aud the seller aud useY liable 10
prosecutions, Address JOHNSON, CLARK a 30.
~. Louis, No., AZ.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-09-30

ACKERMAN is very sick. No won.
der. The ironclad oath should puke
any man who served in the Conleder-
ate army.