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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10
IL K m Q FL b IT II II
Prices Current.
CORRECTED ny
LEE, TAYLOR, q Co,
GeocESs, CoMMISnaS MKRca ,Srs AND PRo
DucE BRoKERa
No, II rilge Street, Lynoburg. Va.
IronAun,. Va, Juue 10, ls7o,

LfonAuR9, va, Juus TO- lsTu.
Seviral changes present themselves to-day te
"hlch we ask attention, Bscoa under heavy 70.
u'p,s, less astive but held hrmly At 1aotatious hs
Win Corn aud Oats active. Low grades Of houi
active. ezra apd family plenty aud duh. Lard
.tnady' Nhooc butter sells readily, Cooking plenty
hgx, and sgrirg chickens quick
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10
10O 00OIMPoRTED and Domes-
IIUI AHII Tic Ennnrs

100 000IMPoRTEp and Domes-
10000 Pounds Refined Tire, Hoop,
Round and Square Iron,
325 Bags Rio, Laguira and Java
Cooilte.
225 bbls. Brown, Crushed, Cut Loaf,
Granulated, Pulverised and Powdered
SUGARS.
rs bbls. Molasses and sugar House
Syrups.
100 Kegs Bi Carb Soda.
125 Boxes Adamantine Candles.
100 boz. Long Handle BroOms.
600 Kegs Old Dominion Nails.
1000 Bats n. &. Cotton Yarns.
100 Gross Parlor Matches.
l25 Boxes SXlO and lOxl2 Window
Glass.
LEE, TAYLOR * co.
Ipna IA-tr
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10
TERMS:

These cparges include tuition IN Frenca .atin
Crock, tho Mental, Moral and Physical Sciences
English Language ard Literature, niaiory. hafhcs
malics, and all tho Elementary knghsh studies,
Students charged from datea ~ entrance to ms
oln3s ~ the Half Session, except IA cAsa 81 pro-
tlactcd sickness For Catalogue Aad fartheF infor~
nation apply TO ", j. AORRlsBTr,
doe lou rEneiPal aristol, Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10

Bunting's All-Hoa'ing Ointment
For Piles, Old Sores Ulcers, Sores resulting from
scalls or Barns, Fresh Cuts, sprtns, Bruises &c
! recommend this Ointment especially In cases Of
Pilcs. believe Il will cure any ease II perscyeryl
in-Try IL. Price 25 cts. Slgn OF the " Now Drug
store.n t/lress J. BUNTING,
Jan. 7-oS Mlr. Att Bristol, Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10

100 BBI.S. Mackerel and Herring.
4 100 Kits No. /. 2, aud 3 MackereL
LEE, TAYLOR Is co.
June iO-!f
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10

GArn BdRRELS Assorted Refined and Brown
n ~ Sugars. LIE TAYLOR,
warl9f lynrhhurg, Va
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10
ONE DoLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE
Fay the Express Charges.

In very ordar amounting to oysr So, sceompao
nicd 10y the cash. the Agent may retain 81. 90 an
in eve-y order sloo clio may be retained I'd
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10

EXTRACT2, Jamaica Ginger. Lemon,
Ia Vanilla, Raspberry Pine Apple and
Strawberry, PEPPER BROS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10

Ciomqpolo,is, II Is Remover, Ayers Hair
~ Ylgor, rrecipi erns, ami Cocoa Cream
for the Hair, PEPPER BROS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Gold in New York, 1,13h.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-10

TROB WOBFI of an Kinds noaiiy cx5cv'ed ~
- tin NEws Bocr ana ldv ONCE
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05
A BIT OF ROMANCE.

Burleigh, the New York corresponds
ent oIthe Boston Journal, tells this sto-
"; @
In one ofthe tenement houses Of New
S0rk,'i one Of our Iowet localities,
IaoOring man dwelt with his family. A
missionary sought out the two Daughters
and he'd shem placed at school. Theel.
Ge't married ono Of her own class. Her
I'i' became distasteful to her She left
Ger husband and disappeared. Some
ums after on actress creating quite a
sensation attracted great attention in
MemPhiS. Win she was, aud where
ias came from, no one knew. She kept
sef eye on her husband, and through a
friend, saw that he did not want. He
was l'ken very sick aud was destitute in
a; S;garFes' Some time after he was taken
J's di.,,,,Sn :, an old lady appeared at the door
distributing tracts.
ni se9 bad . basket on her srm, and
S". ,uSue slriOt inquiry II there was any sick
F's'0as there. She was directed 10 the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05
D1cKeNs oNlwlNk coUNTRIEs.

DICKENS oNlWfNE COUNTRIES
The following, from DickSu0, is to
the point, and be has good opportunity
Of knowing whereof be speakS sa
'The wine shops pe the colleges and
chap6lS Of The poor 10 France. History,
morsIs, politics, -iutisprudence. and liter
AZURE, iniquiiouS forms, are all taught
inabese colleges and chs pels. where pro-
iessorS ofevil cooliOualIy deliver those
lessons, and where hymns are sung night
" to the demons Of demoraliziDR. In
these baunts Of The poor. theft is taught
as the morality ofpropsTty, falSebootsas
speooh, aud assassination 90 Ihe justice
Of people. /, isin the wine shop
ths, CO 6mGn 10 lsugh TO think il heroic 70
shoot the middls.class man who dispuleS
his fare. ItiS 10 the Wiue.Phop The
workman,is taughtto admire the man
who slabs bis faiIhlese mislreSS. Ilis
10 the Wine-shopS The doom is pFonouns
csd Of the employer, who lowers the pay
Of the en- pIoyed. The Vine-sbops breed,
iu q physical atmosphere OimOlnfia, pnd
moral peStilsnos Of envy and vengeance
The men Of crime aud revolution. Han
ger is proVerbially bad counselor, but
driuk Is WOr6o. a d
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05

How book agent suceeodadSiu pnsh.
ing his Warss, OUT ia. Mipgssptl. is lbus
related By himsslf:,I Wentinio alsWygf'a
Office yesterday and asked ifhGwaplsd
10. subscribe for our new. book. Hean
swersd me 20 sasagely that We got into
ha.d words. aud be fioailg strpcl me, /
then went 10 work end hlaekened both
hiseyeS, kicked him ltbpnd his Office Ind
down dis own sLairainto, the street, and
| have iiust paid GO for The Iun, But
it has been q good speculation, as the
lawyer tS hated By nearly everybody
end lhay arsso glad.thal be Was Kicked
that l am getting lots Of subsefibeFs'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05

An oregohlady,Wbo hadSn grievance
against school .leSchefs TdcchIlyagAVe
him sound bor'e-whippiog Beiog
arrested sbo plssdtd guilty Of 'trYinslto
boat little sense into the bead Ola
fooI.I The JudgesfDsd her Sl5. which
she. ;thiSking Il too much fora ttJiug 20
beat little sense into The head Of q fool.
steOJily refuses To- pay pnd thus the
matter rests acmh tes9
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05

DREss "A cost th6thas the mark Of
uSs upon it9is'6 Recommendation TO peo.
pie, pfssnse, and ashat, With 100 much
nap and TOO high lpssre % . derpgatoFy
circumsIsOce. Tho beSticoats in Btoad-
way are ON The bacl 81 pebbilsss 'fOps,
broken down marcban clerks with pitt
iFtil salaries, aud man A6 % not pay up!
f'bslR6avisS! gold ckains dangle from
the fobs Of gamblers; and gsntlsmeo Of
very limilsd tmsSnss scostly,otntmsntg on
ladies ind,ssie 70 the eyes that are we'll
opened. lhssGact ,ofa silly lover Of hos
band crsmped for funds And whensa
pretty women goes bJ.iu plsip and neat
apparel, itistho presumption thatshe
has fair expects ton, BDdsaf husband
thotcsnshov q abaloncel II bis favor.
For woman ara like books-Ttoo much
gildioR makes men Suspicious that tie
binding ID the moetimpOrlsnt part,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05

A young lady 10 Piqna, Ohio, cd.
vsrtises for ITS young men to form a
Rapiug club 10 staud St the doors Of Tue
churches at the commencement aud
close Of service, aud make impeFtinsul
remarks upon The dress and perSonS Of
the ladies' She ioViteS nll applicants to
attend the chureh doors next Sunday,
and promises 10 sgiatsr and publish their
names. personal appearance, and gen.
aral want Of bEainO,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05
A'sfRANGEt

AsttSngS mo6stef W6s captured ysS-l
tordsy indbe fiseFa obiosiso Canon, /.
ibySome fShsrmen.iA thtif leiRas Willie
drssgin /, tof ,flh, We knoq moi what
to call Il Of uhft Il looig I've, % how 20
describe II ,iOtt is Unlike Shy a(uto eI
il6s sarlb 6ifof water, thai We hive sesu.
III is not ishsbog lisdeSns blligAtofior
crocodile or stusiis. bu, fesemblsa lie
pictures &0lh6ts CIienissSn Ji6i BaokS, Of
Iibe mythical dragon. ItislaahideOJa
looking and apparentIS savage smqnsler
-ths lapt remnant Of apqsteges lthas
Ia huge, slihy, scaly body short, elfang
legs, anu inmen6e claws, long SefPspt.
like iaiIs e1d tbatp tset6 cot i1 iikol
lboge Df dasM sEt che nj uptravinopI Z
flys every lhing Win which = comes ~
coptsck b1l,seema oth lapye che wi-
lei. ey6h in Qpeafot locq au,' ON op.lY-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05


adst l .as
W N|
wa ro = i4H slsl.
4lI NtAi4u I5s'NI
hsa ot q ps.iea.
..IH AH .| IL N"I4g p" u ~ |.N|
r9po y,
4of 1onl ny
ies feg U, eei'
seN psltli f.'en4
nalIg ~ l'os. s' as''s y eg'e'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05

Win 1IUIEIlI-l - -TTT
siudpesit 10 boat Ibasf iSn iissl "a leugsll
and Reigh.. probably 500 pounds
When provoked \ Y p paFe' 2 roaring noise
similar to Q sea lion.
The parties havi0g Il i'd charge ore
having glafgstu6 cr rlSne mado fotiI.
they yl0isSd o tskeittao Qbincg aud ST.
Louis forscxbibiliae. They beys refls-
cd, . tbopsand dollars for it, Lat Grange
(Ao. Aasrie4a.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05

A man 10 Piqus, Ohio. dripks over
twenty cups Of coffee for supper His
liver has been used up long ago..
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05

A ''minol Of polriied mud torllsS'
haS beOn iOund 10 MonIana. They
lhOuId b0 uysd toEmock tuELlo Ioupg
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05

Risl not only shoots his ptisondrt
without Trial, but be- haS san duclo ID
MontTeal who gets drunk sHndayS. =
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05

The amount Of Internal Revenue coll
lected under the administration Of Pres''
Grant during the nine mooIhs Of the
6,osl yoor from July Ist 10 March let,
lust passed., was one hundred and ninety
Tour miIlions-tWenly gand one half NIL.
lions more than for the corresponding
nine months Of the previous ysar The
rate Of Iaxa,ion is in uurespect increa''
ell. The result can come only from a
economical aud thorough administration
Of the laws. E
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05

Evefs man should, ia 5tetl t6Jf @
llis ne. liSl on sd5iioe 70 li olet.
ilal, You on get bur llllle1
zpopGF Md psoa lb'6 hlp ililnts ihol
psxl ye6f Ycu SiIlghl non ri IN ha4el
thp Ptofs qPcq slls 'u'l yep ray,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05

ChicssoIa 10. doubt whether iiS ahsr-
iff made vacancy By Fupning Of with
a women who wasn't bis wife. i8s
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05

An exchanges says; 'sYougmight a
ellaltsmpt o shdmpoon the, hpad,oI
an olepbsalRWiIba Bhimbleful oi eo1p
nuds is % attempt ID do bRslnesi ADD
iguoTo pinlOs's iuEp Ar sSisiIdi44k
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05


iaees % men auil pesA y u d third iaiss
Iisfmsdials race. os having held posaess
sion oflhe NorlheTn portiqn ofthe Amer
ican continent more feceptOf them
being tho NorhlAmSfissn Indian or red
man; lbs esrlierFace he eterms the mepnd
builders The dntiaaaries oi:EutoPs res
gard the people Yho used aint ,ios,Fd;
tnspts as being prior 70 those Who bad
imbImenis ofstons; aad the latter. again,
As older Than the races using bronze on
their metals. In the Uniled Stalesi the
race next prior 10 Che white msu bad
very few implements Of stone, ,.hsf kniset
and amOwheads. their war implements,
and their RgticuItural tools. were OlmoSt
entirely Of flint; theythad vefy few aud
fude instruments Of nativs copper. The
mound builders onstha contrary. who
pfecseded lhe ned men. produced and
tisod tools 10 The reverse order; theiT AK
es. adzes, aud mSuls w6rs very numerous.
and sometimes Of stone; Iheif copper
tool, abundant; but those ofsainI were
rare. TIence. ia this instance. the most
industrious; they cultivated the soil; they
possessed more mechs nical ingenuity
and LEFT more prominent and psrmeuent
mon ouments. On the Atlantic coast
from Nova scotaio Florida, are numsr.
Gus shellhesps. Identical With those Of
Sweden. Norway. aud DsnmaEk, and
known as kioekkenmosddiogs. The,ex.
am marion Of several caves gave bones Of
the wolf, deerg bear, rabbit, etc., mixed
With skulls oi the red faco, aod not DE-.
ting back appsfently more than 1000
years: Colonel Whiltlesey esIimstes
2UoO years a. ths pEiod also Of occu-
patton BY the diOOnd building race.
which does-nottaEe Us b6ck ,aS iaT qS the
beginning ofIhe historical psriOdsin Asia
aud Africa!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05
LAWS 81 THE UNITED STATES,
B H# fPublie No. 80 IA

-
H EPublic mp. 80 lgH 3ass 5a
AEtAoT declaring Tie couasnt Of Congtssait6
theerpetion ola crib In ake EIie bY theeitY
OF Cleveland, Ohio, iof tie ptotectien ofan
inlet for s{wAtef.WtFks tnhngl about tobg
constructed by said city. y. ), j.. 4
Bet enacted Ly the Scndte and HGHs5
Of ReprsSentdtiues ofthe Jlsftsa S.atss c
Ahsertcd. IN C6agress assem5le IL. Tbat
tLslconsent Of COngfoas iis hereby givou
TO the city oI Gleyelendsin tbe county
Of Cuyshoga aQd State Of Ohio, 70 erect
aud maihlain 10 Esks Erie q such die.
lance tFdm thesh6fs 4hiteof 81 Iiay 81
uecessSry,al crib loF lth6 pro iaotlpn &c
ouiinlelsshsil. foFsan nndsfakosWoio
works tunnel about 70 bs Constructed ioH
the pprpoqs of supplying spid cityi With
pure lter: froriaed. th6lisSiJ vi bdIt
b6 Iuf6iSbed With bssconslight, WHICH
bs5gS1fligbtsha Be k6pt iig6tsd6t alt
Soeh seAsons and houfs e. theiliehi On
ihs pier a. Ihs entIsncs IF Cssshpss :
river.
approved. April is. 1870.
aia5its} saal @ ~ eae
sEPublic No So
AN ACT. 70 sapniy ti6scioncit IA thB iSpt1
priatloas fns salariss ol untitd State niof6s
ter5 ioF the lisci year o1d ine June it.y
eighteen hpndtell aiil segetlly
BsleVaciedl ~ te Ssaais aRd
Of .l4eb brsSsh shtdliSes ef ne nm
A,uerica h Coagreis dssenib a. eb6t
the sam ofons htndEed aud six lhouslld
thts6 huddTed ani lg-ite dollsl5
be, and hereby sPpfspFiassa q
supply adt6citbcg ID agptop oag
EoIisliaIies.of Uaiicd Si9ls biinil m
for the hsca lBsat n3inR J6ne ihfri6li
eighteen hullTed I'D StYssiy I. ~
Approved, April is;
isas RUBtic Rn5 Ol5Tio ~
A sOEUTION NJ tallii6 II I6e Y SI
81 AZ, SQldisf pH
RssolVsd W ne alld 7cs'
Of RegHss oi llssf 1tsg c
AAlettea y gollgtess as9sAl ~. 4lt
the lAW passed tauasg tats1ly Is
eighteen huhdfe Ia s6f6llSj llhI
sli9gt assigpmell * retired Sf1T
;desra 70 duly, sAall not pPpl5 ilesili
selsoted by t6s b0sId q comnlssiohs
6t tho Soldiers Hojds, Diatdet dun
lbia. iof duly Il thas ihsiil6lis
selecNCn boing PpsoEaisby tha Seot5s1s
~ c War: Foliled ghhl ilio1 fooaisa
ifom che gcyefamen p,7and
om0lum5his RlloW9 IN Ia i0iItd
otieeis
APtteysl pliI d 1870
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05

GentfOtl lh1 II ,'Iietl ol
the head. Etelgic l goa oonld nd
ron will haze 9ettly ~ lh6 lelIPpsiis,
faction you N6uld have Ind u got fes 3
hsd reIIsyod lLsItal..
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05
- .BQiIA
Y. lIl: 4. s. SEQ .ss.H ].

y 49,
y ~ 5s ~ ,sg,s.,Y (
u 80, -nH - .s1ssI re
i z pul5AhEs taH ,ysble
. d i.Fss asse-l5 u 81 hios yl5lS
-i1,se enffi1e that bEsslrs "a tender leaves
41i icidS isqlRs = 1lidt y
VbaE spreads ila earpet golden green
9 n s.velyes sidlh ( II oyef, the iaudsj
i5af alfEllas'I e. !
as t6slt rsBlEi r. blossoqassliaE NJ
80 ssis 40 fss4it1 j
~ m u, laeFs rosa, b crown q lighte ~
u living upoa lAe .Wdimsd III illl1ssa re
strse,l aBott 81 y sttsaai 80.
voiced 4itA die llie BEE, tAs rms !,
,ths sisdi sweet so
sIadi6qa1d.dgin lisraIepts lsss ~
lfSi.S saFs ~ ist1t 81 e 1fcf lrgtt
, Sna lrqfgh le pltgssl
N, biyt sdnt I'm O4el
IA tsoT tie s Ae.l aos come oaee
Thoagh mS 6Vitf tears n rivers run
f,oI patisnt sats6ta, ,gairppd ,gleatesss ayas
s9ivsfAs yoat d -tdHelpms % waltl z Z
H 4 u
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05

ra NeH poit ASSEMBLY 0a, & ~
iRht H l0al dl broad
~ 'hhol1 6maT 1ooo
t Fho hhtl loYoi b1|6T lhit lons
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05

oldsfSio6o AZ lhOuon Miton|o
I.nD'. n Naa Yo % 10 80 l5l
Ind --h.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05
'a6y 1e95od m6Iliill lion adgI il9I.

slales lAndss .t,s.t,s,5, ~. k.{
The bill u ,adliHorI, Rhieh bss lyStr
passed lhe, SsnRie q adds = belt q twenty
miles more of lands TO select from. on
account Of pqusttsts, aud aptheliSes lhs.
rold %, run aud bEabeh anywhere, car car
rying l6s.aame land bsIl; and 10 cap tbs
climax, II authorizes the company y
mortgage the whole line. and lands' aud.
privileged, aud every dollar gorth %
properly, without reservation, Y is a.
mittsd that !ho la1dI are good lllF9ash. 2 !;
out the line, and that the country Y lhe
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05

The rich depend on the poor, as well
as the poor on lhs rich. The world is
hut mOgpifcent building; all the
stones gtaduslly cement together:
There is no one subsi'tS By himself
alone.
The medicsl schools are now discuss
ing The question whether q black man
oan haze a'NhiLe aNslliag.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05

Tl 9suapsh Rspa5lic hes COM
.di 'r aSSr II Clols ~ ne1l Demo
eindidsts ior Pisif tnl, lnd cor
I,nhlA Georgiq loy lies PIssitsnt
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05

d. .tnsdl 1&ha1ld q lato 1opnlllipa
oisahtaa hitlll6a lahablltnl hjisall
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-05

IhOSlnNlikY Qhi6 ~ el5l1l
I6t M oilY l'ii y ~
otAe ~ .sn 'rl .pn b IL
500
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06

r. is unfortunate that it took so long to dis
cover that the frauds in the TOurgee letter
were perpetrated BY precisely the person who,
as Senator Abbott assured us at the outset,
could not have, committed them. and more I'M
fortunate that 4the case now presents to our
opponents an aspect of having been tardily
cooked 50 rs to- shift the biame to an ire
spOnsibie subordinate. We beg to assure our
friends il North Carolina that such frauds do
not OTTER, occur by accident; ald to express
our comfortable conviction that IL will not be
found convenient to have such accidents again
befall The TRIBUNE.
Senator AbbOtt's lasi+ card seeTs to clear
Gov Holden almOst as completely as the first
inculpated him. Meanw bile the Go vernon con-
rived to involve himself, in his et bTt at self
yindicatiOn in misstaten epts as to he original
publication Of the letter, to falls sty alleged
breach of faith by our correspondents, and as
10 his own professed surprise and regret at
the publication. 1t rema MS for hiIpto eXtrl-
cate himself from these
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06

Tammany spend her money better than in
hiring venal members of our party to advo-
cate and secure such n coursef Does any
body doubt that the dirty money of Tweed,
Hail. Fisk. jr, g. Co. has again and again
found its way, on just such eTands, to the
pockets of the bakers dozen of rotten Repub-
licans, who, whenever an opportunity to do
something practical does offer, spoil all by
their clamor for strict nominations, keeping
the flag flying, going down with our colors
nailed to the mast, and the like catchwords of
humbug wherewith they have so often earned
their hiref
Never do what your enemy wants, is a
maxim as valuable in politics as in war. We
commend it very earnestly to the Republican
Committee tonight. The Tammany Republic
cans will beg, bully and implore for arrange
ments for prompt city nominations. Hear
exactly what they want, and then-don't do it |
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06
aetn:21prk Daily Griiblprs.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1870.

The Prussians are ready 10 lombard Paris- -= The
oacation of the Provisional Government b Due 80 dis
agreement among its members. == In IA sE-Tmsh
of Foptanebleau the French had the advantage.
- The PrussiaUs have captured Eperuon. =-
A new Prussian army is advancing SOUTH of Stras
hong = Further assasslnauOuS OF forel 5ners
IN Paris are reported. =- Au attack on COrea by
Prussan corvottes is anticipated. -= Russia Is pre-
parpg for active operations in the Caucasus and force
hos becu sent westward from tie Dom = Fighting is
rororte5 in Caba =- The North German Confedsrn-
tion aid not complete negotiations with Bavaria and
WuTtemborg.
The Massachusetts, Republicans have renominated
co,, C.aaiu and refused 10 make Woman Suffrage a
.rt of the platform. === The Southern Commertial
convention referred TO Special ComU tee resolution
in favor of the friendly nrposOn Of this OoVofhhent
- sec,,rc peace in Europe -- over 25OOOO oOdnsh
have been brought 10 san Francisco. =- nIe OF
enev.-beds on the Genital Pacific Railroad nave Seeh
burned = At Caseyvile, H., the caying III OF coal
,f,e h,,ried 35 men, - There were nine deathS Hohi
xelo,y fever in Newt Orleans on Tuesday.
The American Board Of Foreign Missions eoatnues
G., s..siop in BrookIyn This is the last anniversary
ON which tho Presbyterlaus will sit with the Congrega-
tionaIi.f. == The Uuiver.ai,t Missionary society
has held III, thirty-secOud annual meeting = In inc
court of Over and T.ruiucr, John Quinn, indicted
for bc murder Of David Reschcr, pleaded guilty OF man
slaughter I'm the third degree; Thomas Sheridan indicted
Cor fine murder OF Daniel NJ chcl, pleaded guilty OF man
saught,r.iD the tlird Cegrec. - TIE Wostphala mas
got out Of port unmoleted by the French flgates' =
Gold. 49, 1l3 Thermometer, o., r. Co.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06

NTheTe are new indications of the movement
Om Toms. Epe7non has beenz captured; there
has been fghtinGat Orea IA and FOntaipebleau; ;
and, from Tours itself CORES dhe story that a
large cavalry force is moving .On that tempo
rary sCaJStal of France. From, this southern
movement, aud tie one under Won Franken-
stein tOvuTd LyO y, greateHres ults than have
yet beeT attained were oerta inly expected (;
but Tiers may be wisdom in this delay.
The concsntratiC8 of a Ger man force of
100000 Imn at TOul III scat es that these
movements are 10 be made toward the
south of France; and 5bat' to complete
the prepa stions of the las5 pal ned the others
wait. Th-ee such solumnsss 20 We have been ad-
vised of lom tin % to time. viii play sad havoc
with the South OF; France. Co ncentrated any
where alb lut Ly ans, they could control the
whole of Southern Frante o completely as
the Germ Ans n3w control the Champagne
region, an that hey Iens ,trate diie country
with as n neh eGse as She nsa n penetrated the
Southern Gonfederacy harClpadmits- of a doubt.
The Fran es- tirtHrs would 'be no more for
midable than tie Southern 9erIiilas, and the
Gardes NfObes could resist only in fortified
towns before which it wSald InOs he absolutely
necessary ti1at the Germans ShOuld DELAY.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06
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