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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

APPOINTMENTS. following is
list of appointments made by the
Methodist Episcopal Conference, re-
Gently I'm session in Richmond:
abingdon district-William Milburn
presiding elder. Washington; Daniel
Richardson, Russell and Tnzewell III.
]. Cronlly. Lee: John r. Morrison.
Pattonville: II. b. Redwinc. Scott,
Wise, aud Buchanan j. NJ. Adams.
Smyth,. Grayson, and Wythe: Samp-
son Richardson. Carroll: John Walsh.
Roanoke: ]. l.. Weaver and A. G..
Wells. Floyd: A. w. Boone and G.
A. Cannon. Fraklin; Byrd ]. Turner.
Fincastle: j. Forsyth. Newport: to be
supplied. Salem: to be supplied.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

The undersigned learning that re-
ports prcjudicial to J. p. RAIDERS elec-
lion have been put in circulation, take
pleasure in certifying that said j. Z.
RAIDER has never held the office Of AS
sistant Postmaster, at Bristol, nor
has he, to our knowledge, ever held
any Office, State, or Federal, or taken
the tcst-oath."
JACOB II. CRUMLEY, JNo. SLACK
late u. NJ. J. II. ANDERSON, c. Il. PEP
PER, J. WHEELER THOMAS.
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To "a Editors of IA Nclrs !.


am authorized upon the part, o.
many of the friends of James p. Ra-
der to express through the columns o.
your Journal, their high appreciation
OF the liberal and magnanimons spirit
exhibited by DIR. Jno. p. Hammer, in
Withdrawing from the canvass as com
pctitor OF Mr.. RAIDER for the position
OF Clerk Of the County Court. Their
favorable feeling towards that gentle
man is intensified by n knowledge o.
the fact that he was first TO lay his
claims for the Office before the eonser-
vative voters of sullivan. They trust
that thinking and appreciative pub
lie may in many ways reward him for
a course so distinguished for self-de-
NAL, aud for Difference to those partial
tiles of our nature which arc most no.
bic in their origin.
ONE OF THEN.
March 10, 1870.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

The Committee on Territories of the
House of Representatives Is entitled to
the national gratitude for devising n
plan to govern Alaska without drain
ing the national treasury. 1t may not
be complimentary to the late posses
sions of the Gar to annex them to
Washington Territory as Il county,
with an allowance of n single Judge,
one member of Council, and three AS
scmblymcn, but n more economical
way out of our dilemma can scarcely
be found. by this scheme. the cost of
governing Alaska, it ia said, will not
exceed $4,000 per annum.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

Ex-President johnson opposes the
adoption Of the New Constitution, on
account of the poll tax provision and
also because, rs he asserts, il rein
states the ordinance of secession. -.
VIC should think the latter point
about as imperative as the OK Presi-
dents yetocs against Congress.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

N00 Bushels Nrw Crop Psnns, lvania and
IUU Oslo Clover seed, I.yu~hbur=, Jan.
rs, 1859. LIZ TAYLOR & co.
o. Busho's, NeS Coop. Orchard Grass
osd, Lynchbu, Jan 2sih.
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
500 Bushels, New Crop, Evergreen Gras,
Seed, Lynehburg, Jan 2Sth
LEE, rAYLOR & co.
200 Bushel', New rop, Herbs Grass seed
Lynchbuig, Jau. 2slh.
LEE. TAYLOR & 90
100 Boxes, and Half boxes, Adamantine
Candles. Lynchburg. Jan 2s,h.
LEE. TAYLOR 4 co.
5000 Pounds New f0rk aud Va. Bar Lead.
Lynchburg jan, 2Slh
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
200 Bags New York Dross Shot
Lyuchhurg Jan. SSth
LEE, TAYLOR ( co.
500 Gross Mason's, Philadelphia, Backing
Lynchburg, Jan. 1s'h
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
indigo, Maddcr, Black Pepper, Allspicc.
Cloves. Mustard Teas So 81.
Iyuchhurg. jan. 2Sib.
LEE, Taylor s GO,
in H. 1870, cb lsu. - III
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The Abingdon Viryinic,u is in error
in regard to the pay of the members
of the Va. Legislature from the goth
of Oct. 1909 to the 9Th of February
1870. Though by law entitled to
such per diem the members of that
body have unanimously refused to re-
ceive il
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18


PLAN OF LOTTERY.
The Numbers from / 10 10000 cores
pon ling with those NUinhcrs o. the Tichctr,
printed on separate sliTs ol paper, are en-
,irpled with small tin tulcs ,aand placed in
one Wheel. The Prizes, similarly printed
and encircled, are placed in another Wheel.
The Wheels are then rcyulycd HUl Number
is drawn from the Wheel OF Numbers, and al
tAe same time a Prize is drawn from the
other Wheel b. blindioldcd boys. The NUM-
Der and Prize drawn oui are opened and
exhibited to the audience, and registed by
the Commissioners, the Prize being placed
agliagst the Number drawn. This operation
10 repeated uetii all the Prizes are drawn
out.
Ike Orphans Home Lottery Is no fabulous
enterprise COTTON up for a day, but thor
oughly established monicd institution, Char
tered by the Legislature for the Benefit Of
the Orphans Home at I.audcr'lale, and con-
Quoted By sworn commissioners uEicr all the
guarantees of law,
Bonds have 10 Le given to ;hc State to Sc
cure faithful performance OF the require
ments OF tie Charter.
An official list of the numbers drawing
prizes will be forwarded to each purchaser as
soon AS certified by the Commissioners, and
published in one Of the Columbus papers, on
the u OF each month.
No one should fail 10 sucure at least one
chance to draw the Grand Capital Prize OF
$4,000. You cannot make n more appropEi
ate or substnncial present TO any one in
whose prposerity You are interested than a
Ticket in this Great drawing. Though val
ued at but S. previous to the revolution OF
the wheel OF fortune" il may be worth
Thousands after the drawing is over. Being
II legitimate brach o, trade, fully authorized
! by the Legislature, the most scrupulous may
inyost and see what fortue has in store for
them, feeling assured that they arc not par
iicipating in any scheme having the sem
Glanoe o. gaming. All business strictly con-
hdemial. The names oil persons drawing
| prizes are never made known outside OF our
Office, Those desiring 10 communicate with
/ 10 The a;ri.tcet confidence, can do 90 by haN-
! ing Podioiicc Money Orders on Columbus,
Misc, made payable to themsolScc. ~
( such must he inlorsel on the back in our
/ favor. Drafts can be sent in the same man
ugr.
Whole Ticket, $ Ilal,os, 81; Quarters,
( p; hghr, s..
Orders Tor Tickets, Address the Managers,
( MCINTYRE & McBIIEN. Columbus, Miss
Prilcs Pay ale IN rull Without Deduction.
/ Feb. lS-,l
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

WHEELING. The joint resolution
proposing an amendment TO the State
Constitution, so as To cnfranchise the
negroes and ex-Confederates, passed
the Senate to-day by vote of Is tO T.
IL was passed by the House on Friday
by 50 to Is. The resolution has to be
COncurred In by the Legislature next
Winter, and then submitted to the
people In October 1871. Under II the
chfranchise'l cN-Cunie,lerates will first
Vote IN October, 1872.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

WE thank Maj. \. NJ. Davis, the
accomplished Senator from Grayson
County, fora copy Of Gov. Walker 5
financial message. From the day in
which we knew him in the sports Of
the College Campus at Emory we
have marked him as man Of clear
head and sound heart.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18
TENNESSEE.

PROTECTION AGAINST THE KU-KLUX.
NASHVILLE, March "a. J. Fletch-
err, Secretay Of State, was called upon
by Gen. Lowell, commanding This
post, to furnish him with military
escort home for protection against the
Ku-Klux, the citizens Of Nashville
have called n meeting to appoint dele
gates to take the places of the soldic g,
Mr. Fletcher asserts that trains be-
tween Nashville and Chattanooga have
been searched and for this reason he
asks the escort.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

Hon. II. X. Butler will please &C
cept our thanks for cory of the Re
port of the Department of Agricul-
ture for 1868. n work which VIC have
examined it'll interest and profit and
to which VIC win frequently rccur with
pleasure.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18
RIcuMoSD Va Feb % 1870

NICIIMOND, va, FcD. 70, I6IU.
l certify that J. i. RAIDER was not q
substitute in my company for airy one,
being under Is years of age at the time
he volunteered at Goodson, in March,
1862. JNO. +. TERRY, late Capt.
Co. A., 37th Reg't Va. Vol.
, We We're officers in the company into
which J. T.. RAIDER volunteered and
Rlly indorse the above statement.
WIN. l.. RICE, Lieut..
l.. S. JOHNSTON, Orderly Serg't.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

Our accounts from the iron Ring
of the W. n. c. Il. II. grow more ia
vorable. Little Purse has retraced
his migratory fight and has reported
to the committee appointed by Hold
en-. His report is said to be satisfac-
tory to that body, and he announces
purpose, most welcome to many
ears, t, pay of the contractors. Mr..
Fag, one of them has returned from
Washington and has received the full
amount of his claim. We presume
the rest of them viii now be paid
Mcssrs. Rohr and Sewers are the on
ly ones who have continued to work
undiscouraged by the Kaleidoscope
working of the ring and We are truly
glad their faith has not been in vain
1t is reported that SSeepsomc is a
dcfaulter to the Company in the sum
of s., 900, 900, and has left the coun-
try. As at present informed we do
not see how this can be, A rumor
more substantial and pleasing reach
es us in this connection to the effect
that Nicholas Woodiin. of Ashcville,
will soon be made the President Of
the Company. The antecedents OF
that gentleman are guarantee OF
better auspices for the enterprise il
coniidel to lis keeping, but they arc
utterly at war with the spirit which
seems to have in the person Of Gov.
Holden, begotten and matured this
most diaboli2al and stupcndous
iVindlc.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

As the OH indebtedness of all per-
sons whose property does not exceed
$4,000 in value has been rem liatet
any arrangement which does net abatc
the old indebtedness Of persons own
ing more than that sum will be I'M
lust and Oppressive.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18
O2pHsaS' HOME LOTTERY
On me STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

~ L beg leave to call your attention to the
w Grand Single Number scheme OF the
Orphans Home Lottery. Ii POSSESSES adyan-
tages that have never as yet been presented
to tic public; it being simply to 80, whetA-
or the purchaser receives one OF the Loves;
Prize, which is $50, or one OF the highest,
watch is So ,O00.
Il VIII be drawn in public, in the city Of
Columbus, Mississippi, iaet Saturday OF each
month during ,hc year 1870, ior the benefit
o. TIE Urphauo' i.omc, at l.audcrdale Springs,
under tie Su. c,in;cndcuce oil sworn CON-
niissiOncVs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

which will be distributed to tile winners OF
the frat seven prizes ia the sGms of $4,000,
81 ,41O and ,2jO onch.
Tickets Five Dollars.
Each Of which entities the holder to an equal
chance of acquiring one Of the splendid piiz-
O. named. The Final drawing will PuSiTyE-
LY tnko place JvNg 9th, 1879, at MAsnNlC
TE,uL", LpuIsviIIr, XIV Among hun'rcis
Who have given unqualified certificates and
Inducements Of this magnificent enterprise,
We t.ention n few viz: v. y. llsllemcnu
Louisville Courier Journal; ;. |. NJ. Major,
Frankfort lcoman; Col. j. &. Noble. Pa
ducah Herald L. q. Thoin1s, Lexington Oh
terycr aud Eel ovtcr: Editors Nashville, Tenn
Republican banner Editors Evansville, ind.
Journal or Courier; Gov. Stevenson, ltOn.
I. c. McCrcarr, L. ;. Senator; Hon. j. T..
bunch, Speaker OF Ky. Legislature, Hon.
Il. 4. Glass, of Henderson, n.y., Hon. q. T..
Cox, State Gcologist for Ind, or any promi-
nent official or business man in either of the
following citics. where the enterprise is Lest
known. viz: Louisville, Frankfort, Paducah
and Henderson, NY, or Evansville, Ind.
No SCHEME ever presented such attrac-
tions as this. as every dJllar invested by
,ickct holder is held TO trust by the CON-
missionors appointed for that purpose by the
Legislature, until tie drawing takes place
ami the priles are delivered.
In order to have your tickets properly reg
isterel, buy at once of your nearest club
agent, or remit by Express (prepared,) draft.
L. .. money order, or registered letter, to
either of tlie financial Agcnis, who will iui-
nish fun descriptive cir,ulars
J.. ii. LYSE, Cash'r Farmers BGnl llcndcr-
son, Ky.
Il. b. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank, Lou
isyillc, Ky.
joins {. LATHAM, Pres. Bank Ilopkins-
willie, Ky.
JAMS l.. DALLAN, Commercial Bank,
Paducah, Ky.
B. q. Thomas, Cash. BIS. and Rept'r. Lex
ingion, Ny.
VI. i. i =, Ter, Cashier Deposit Bank, ow-
ensboro', H..
Good Club agents wanted every where.
Feb. 25-3w.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

Having heard that a report has been
started to the effect that IN the event
of my son J. P.Rader's election TO the
Office of County Clerk, that am to be
his deputy. / take this occasion TO
state that It il wholly without fouhda-
ton. +. ID. RAIDER.
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Yg,V ADrkeTTsg0eyfS


TwTaatcd -AgeniS.-tTs to 500 per month.
NV cverywher'. ms' and female, tn Introduce
tho GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE PAM.
lily SEWING MACHINE. This aehinc will
,lch hin. fell, tuck, quilt cord, bind, braid and
cuibroidcr In most supcri.r manner Price only
as Fully warranted for hvo years We will pay
A1nOo Tor any machine that will as'rnrgrr, more
beAutifnl, inurc elias e seam Than ours. IL makes
the " Elastic Lock stitch" Every SECOND stitch
can be cut and still the cloth cannot b. pulled apart
without tearing II. We pay Agents from 3Ti to
t201 per month and expenses, or q commission from
which ,wirs that amount car b, made. Ad iress.
sGCoMB co, PitisJurg, Pa, Boston, Mass, or
81. Louis. No.
CAUTION beware ~ all Agents selling Ma
chimes under the sAme name ~ outs, unless they
eaIsshow Certificate 81 Agency signed hy ". We
SHALL not hold ourselves responsible for worthless
Machines sold by oth' PARTIES ard shall prosecute
all parties either selling using machines under
this name 10 the full extent of tho law unless such
machines were obtained from ms or our aRett IL DO
not he imposed upon by pirlirs who COPY or all
v"riiscUcbt and circulars ana ,Ecr worthleSs ma
chimes Mt less Prirc.
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LIED.
ANDERsO,

ANDERs0N-In Nashville, Tenn, ON the
9th ult., Of dropsy, Alrs. CARoLINE NJ. Az
DEhsoN, in the 65ta year Of her age.
AIRS Anderson resided for many years In
he town NJ relrishurg, Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18
THE BRISTOL NEWS,
s EDlTED ny
10 RE FOWLER.

II furnished 10y the Proprietor at the
following ratce 1:
One copy, one year, $500; one copy,
elk .ponths, $l.O0; to clubs OF ten or
more. per copy, Sl.75. Poynent In
tdriabty-iB AdCqnce.
PREMIUMS TO New SUBSCRIBERS.
Any one sending us club OF two
new subscribers, ut $500 each accom-
panied by the cash, will be entitled to
4 triple plated Dutter-knifc worth
200, or copy of the Excelsior Maya
line or American Stock Journal, one
year. For q club Of three n handsome
Gold-tipped Watch-guard worth $500;
for club Of five Silver, coin, Butter
knife worth $500, or Gold Pen and
Silver Holder worthS4.O0; for club OF
t,r'onc dozen tripple-plated Tea Spoons
worth 800, or one set handsome Gold
Eleeve-buttOns or ore set OF triple
plated Table Forks; for club of fifteen
q handsome triple plated, four bottle,
Castor worth $1,000, or an eight-day
Clock worth $1,000.
A SILVER WATCH OR PISTOL FREE.
ANY one getting up a club of twenty
Subscribers will be entitled to Nhand-
sone hunting-case silver watch worth
Zoe club of twenty-five Patent Lew
Or Hunting-case Silver Watch worth
$500.
A SUBsoIJ PLow FREE.
Any one getting upa club OF thirty
subscribers will be entitled to n splcn-
did .SuLsoH Pillow, a handsome Gold
Watch-chain or Dotoy's Washer.
A DoTY's WASHER AND WRINGER
FREE.
Any one getting up club OF fifty
will be entitled to a Doty's Washer aud
Wringer costing $500 or to y Wal
than Home Watch.
A GOLD WATCH FREE
Any one getting up club of fifty
will be entitled to lady's Gold Watch
woth $40.00.
a SEWING MACHINE FREE.
Any one getting up club Of severn
ty-fvc will be entitled TO $500 VIII
son Sewing Machine; and for club of
one hundred will be entitled to $50
Singer Sewing Machine or n Gold
Watch.
The cash must accompany every
subscription.
H MAKE A NOTE
et the fact that the News is the largest
paper in the State and is furnished at
the lowest price.
ADvERTIsIHa EATER.
We will insert advertisements OF five
lipes or more as follows:
Per line. one year, $l.00
~" ak months, 80 CITE.
three months, 40
one month, %
Notices OF five lines or less single
insertion so cts.
One month 81 90
B9-Obituary notices over four lines
will be charged at advertising rates.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

THE Ierger case has been with
drawn from discussion by his escape
from Prison at jackson, Miss. on
Sunday last.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18
WASHINGTON.
TIE 1R0UBLE
TROOPS ORDERED TO VI UR-
FREESBORO-A REQUISITION
FOR TROOPS FROM COVER
NOR HOLDEN OF n. C.-PROB-
ABLE EXPULSION OF MIR. r.
i. BUTLER OF TENNESSEE.
[Dy telegraph TO the Tribunc.1
Washington, March l3, 1870.

by lSiCBIapH 10 lllC AElDduC.
Washington, March 10, 1870.
1t was thought thst when Georgia
and Texas Were disposed of, Recon-
StTuction would be completed, but
nom the present appearances the dill
cultIes in Tennessee Will bring up
anew, in Congress, the Reconstruction
of that state. Gen. Butler, rs Chair
man of the Reconstruction Committee,
has been pursuing an investigation,
aud II bill covering the case of 1ennes-
see Will be reported To the House dur
ing the week. The President and Sec
rotary OF War had another Interview
yesterday morning in relation 10 Ten
nessee matters, and the result was that
the Secretary issued orders Tor troops
10 be sent at once 10 MurfreesbOrO ana
jackson, and from thence TO other sec
tons OF the State, ii needed. About
Loo infantry and cavalry ls the num-
Der ordered.
Gen. Litilelield has just arrived here
from North Carolina, bearing an oitl-
cial requisition from Gov. Holden To
the President for troops to be used III
Alamancc County OF that State, which
has been declared by the Governors
proclamation to he in insurrection.-
The communication will be laid before
the President tomorrow. IL Is said
that Gov. Holden threatens to declare
several other counties in state OF IN
surrcction, unless the condition OF
things should change.
1t is reported tonight, on what
seems to be trustworthy authority,
that the House Military Committee
will report resolutions OF expulsion in
the case of Representative Butter, OF
OF Tennessee. The cadctship investi-
CATION into this gentleman's case has
taken an eccentric turn, and il Is now
stated that there Will be two reports
by the Committee, some of the mem
beers being favor Of n mere vote of cen
sure. No testimony has been taken in
his case for week, and il Is thought
the Committee has been less energetic
in his case than in those of Messra.
Whittemore and Deweese. The whole
subject of the cadetship. including all
cases now before the Committee, will
probably be closed within u fortnight.
Congressman PrOsscr, of Tennessee,
announces his purpose TO give his NOM
nation To Cadetship 70 the best scholar
In tho ncylo schools az Nashville. %.
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"A, Enr p 81 - p>S

AGENTS WANTED toS"li the AMrRiCAN
KNITTING ''At llNF, III" only uiacu Al FANNY
X Knitting uachine ever invcuted. Price s25 VIII
knit q, 900 stitches per minute. Address American
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n,
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SPAIN.

MADRID, March 1I.-Duke dc Mont
pensier yesterday morning Killed
Prince de Bourbon in II duel The
first fire, at twelve PAGES, was harm
less, and the combalants advanced to
seven PAGES, when the Prince fred,
missed, received the Dukes bullet in
his head, and died instantly The
Prince being poor, the Duke will pro-
vide for his family. The cause of the
duel was the damaging letters written
by the Prince to the Dukes friends.
Prince Henry was brother of Queen
Isabella's husband and n cousin of
Duke de MOntncnSier'S wife
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

MADRID, March 14.-The duel be-
tween the Duke de Montpensier and
Prince Henri dc Bourbon creates in
tense excitement. The letters written
y the latter branded MontpensicF a.
q Jesuit conspirator, and called him
a bloatcd French pastry cook. The
Prince won the choice of weapons and
ground and the right to the first shot.
The distance was ten PAGES, the com
batants firing alternately with rcvol-
vers.
The first and second shots of the
Prince missed at the third the bullet
graZed the check of the Duke, causing
a slight wound. Montpensier's first
shot missed, the second slightly
wounded the Prince, and the third
proved fatal, the ball entering the fore
head of the Prince and killing him in
stantly. The Duke exclaimed, my
God, what have / dOne?" and swore
TO protect the Princes children.
Montpcnsicr and his seconds are in
Madrid, and have not been arrested
When the Duke had fired twice the
seconds cndcavored to effect recon-
ciliation, but the Prince was furious,
and refused. 1t Is rumorcd French in
trigue is ut the bottom of the duel.
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Fresh Arrivals, Teb. aga 1870

y D Sacks Liverpool salt, cheap, at
DUNN'S.
Q Sacks Rio Coffee 3)pbat
y DUNN'S.
SCGARS all grades, just received for IS,
y is AMI Poe 4 ID at DUNN'S.
pLOWS, PLOWS and POINTS.
n. y. Premium, Hillside, Livingston or
Bradley, Look & Lincoln aud Nelns plows a
DUNN'S.
SADDLES, eADDEEs.
We have Thomas Jonstons Bristol made
Saddles for ladies and gents at Baltimore
prices az DUNN'S.
OPIUM Cotton, Shoyels, Forks, Spades, Buck
- cts and packing Trunks at DUNN'S.
OQRN SHELTERS, Aprie Mills, Keller's
" prime Whect Drill, Ihreshcrs, 4, 6, s
aud 10 horse. We are Agents for Geyfer's
Thresher and Cleaner at manufacturers ric-
Gee, at nUNN'S.
Feb. q
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MAKE A NOTE
ApvERTIsISa RATES.

ef the fact that the Neps is the largest
paper in the State and is furnished OF
the lowest price
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

GOODS AT wHOLESALE. by
" J X ANDERSON.
Jnnr IL, lsGg.-tf.
TIE LATEST ATTRACTIONS is AT
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-18

mnIicTHruEc forced to grow in six weeks.
UHOuO lh1iILO Recipe soit Tor 80 cts. Ad-
dress II. RICHARDS, BOX 1856, Y.w Yoik p o.
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Economy is wealth. Franklin j

WHY viii rropic ray $50 or more for \ Sewing
Machine when az VIII buy that has stnuidrd
reputation l. duu5', tirrad, complete with Table
pies runs by friction AMI oNcsls all aihers These
celebrated Machines, fully licensed are intended
Tor poor people whn want to save time, labor. and
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