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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-09
THE EA5TERN QUESTION.

WHAT THE LONDON TIMES SAYS. qH'
1he feeling to-day in money cle- .
pacIlc.a The, Times fSayss sr4lariiie
peace, we stnTid On the maintenance of
peace guarantees, and tlIe population
altogether of the claim to supcrccde
the obligations of the treaty of 1856, u
violation OF which we cannot acqui-
esce in" The Times also gives CON
spicuous place to "a number of contri-
buttons insisting on the neutrality of
the Black Sea or Declaration of war.
] rHEPEEMSG AT sr. PETERSBURG.
Private adviees from st. Petersburg
represent the anti-England feeling so
> rOng that eveuold English residents
find IL necessary to absent themselves
iro IL the public places. -. -t-r.t
% A CONFERENCE CERTAIN.
Prussia's action, so much suspected
at first, promises TO be the key to the
situation. There is scarcely any doubt
at the Foreign Ofiiee that a conference
will assemble. "a The English govern
ment considers PrusSia's intervention
exceeding " useful. Prussia heard with
regret and surprise or the Russ Sian cir
cular, and she concurs in the English
view that IL the powers enter into II
conference it, action shall be unfetter-
ed. 1t is settled that the conference, II
held, will meet in London, and it will
surelybe held, IL no Unforeseen obst.l-
Gle prevents.
THE TCRKisH ARMY, ..q,.
The Fisrt corps d armace of Turkey
isordered to Schaumla The fortresses
OF the Danube are being rapidly armed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-09

but heavy expense for construction,
and il ought 10 be distinctly understood
that the estimates approximate only /;
are taken from experimental surveys ;
and that nothing very accurate can be
furnished until the location Is made.
Butitis TO be presumed that through ex-
animation will resultin Improvements
toward commercial results. The line
t K n AS u whole, may be regarded a.
II cheap one, rs WILL be seen from the
70 lowing summary of costs, which
are based on the high prices nj lubor,
material and provisions, and the scar
city of money and high price of gold
in 1867:
9 miles Of Railroad constru,- M
ton ss7s 90 90
5,210 let of Tunneling Al, 900. 90
400 linea feet of Bridging and
Trestlework l70,tO).O0
Bridge and other Masonry la, 900 90
90 miles of Track, Dcpots and
other fixtures 1910 90
Tota' cost --eais slfe 10000
Cost per mile S3l ,OOf. 90
Having given an outline of the loca-
ton and estimate of cost, | will remark
that mill ons of natural wealth lie now
worthless along the line of the road
which aside from the large through
business, will be gradually developed,
and bring upon the road more business
than IA single track viii he able to
transport. And from all the, eircunl-
stances in connection with the road
Its friends have grounds To look upon
IL rs an enterprise which bids fair to
be realized within few years.
My th;lnks-are due to many gentle
men along the line, who kindly i'm
parted their knowledge of particular
localities. Aud to Mr.. Wyndham
Robertson and his son Mr.. Wyndham
Robertson, Jr., of Abingdon, [ am es-
pecially indebted, to the one for valua-
bic information relating to the eleva-
ton OF the s,altworks branch OF the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad and
TO the other for the very efficient and
polite assistance which he rendered to
the party and TO myself on the survey
from Saltville to Lebanon.
To my assistants, Messrs. ID. III. l..
Ore, Capt. l.. {. May, j. G. King, 4.
Wllbar Walthall, Jack Buchanan and
Barbee BrifS, desire 10 express my
thanks for the faithful performance OF
their duties, and for their uniform
civility and courtesy.
Respectfully submitted,
THOS. ID. WALTHALL,
Chief Engineer.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-09


SARCoPUAGUs FOR GENERAL LEE.
A letter from Lexington To tho Rich
mond Disl,dtch says:
"Mr. Edward Valentine, your tall
ented Young artist has been here for
several DAYS, hol.ling "A very satisfac-
tory conference With the executive
committee of our Lee Memorial Asso-
Citations, aad the family of Gen. Lee,
whose wishes the Committee propose
To follow implicitly. As the result OF
the freest interchange of views, Mi.
Valentine mas been Instructed 10 20
forward al once md prepare his model
OF a sarco pliagus, with asrecnmboht
fiirurc of thc great chieftain. the ad-
mirable bust which he secured last
summer is To be copied ~ IA model
for the figure, thd details of the design
being lett to MIR. Valentines known
taste.
MIR. Valentine has also during this
visit taken an artists view OF TraV-
eller. - the old war horse of General
Lee. fie has seen him In her.different
attitudes, ard taken accurate measure
nents of his limbs, &c.
There has Just arrived at the lnsti-
tute a bronze equestrian statuette OF
GENERAL Lee by the artistic Nolok, OF
Belin. IL is presented To the Art Gol-
lery OF the Institute by Noick hint
self" I... fg.I 81
THE FUNERAL OF Ex-MAYoR NC
DANIEL.-The funeral of this venera-
bic gentleman took place Sunday af-
lernoon, at 81. 'Paul's Church, and was
attended by a large number of person.
solemn service of the church was
read. and remarks appropriate Ia the
C aston were made by the Rector.
Tho Court House bell was toiied as q
mark of respect to the dead, who had
IN lnng served the city as an -OiilcerOf
thc lll0,.icipal government
Theremalns weveconveyed TO spring
r,,npfsrV. escorted by a long line oi
sorrowing friends, and were laid to
resi- in that beautiful city of the dead;
In the fullness OF years, respected
and hcnorcd for his virtues, u goou
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-09

THE guns of the United States frlg-
ate Cumberland, sunk in Hampton
Roads, in April, by the rebel iron clad
Merrimac, have been raised and taken
TO the Tredegar foundry, near Rich
mond, where. they are to be converted
into rails aud ear wheels. This seems
to be a practical fulhllment of the an
cient prophecy, they shall beat their
swords into ploughsharcs and their
spears into pruning hooks."-N D.
Mechanic.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-09
RuMoREp cAr1ruLArIoN.

London, Nov. 80, 5 p. M.-The ru-
nored capitulation of Paris causes
buoyaIicy in the stock markets here.
A HEAVY soRTIE REFUSED.
London, Nov. 80, Noon-The follow
ing, dated Versailles, early this morn
ing, has Just been received by way of
Berlin "On Monday and Tuesday
the forts around Paris, particularly
those to the south, maintained furi-
Gus canronade to cover sOrtic In force.
On Tuesday, the 10Th, the Parisians
came out toward L'IIuy, support ted by
the ganboats in the Seine. At this
point they attacked furiouly. Stimuli
taneously other sortits were made in
other directions. In all cases, however,
the French were ropulsed and driven
back behind their Notifications. The
entire Prussian loss in these actions
was only seven officers and few hum
dred men, while the French lost !, GOO
in prisoners alone"
A soRT1E TOWARD ST. CLoUD.
Versailles, Nov. 3O.-A sortie from
Paris, made in the direction of St
Cloud on Monday, was easily repulsed
| by the Prussians, who suffered only
slight loss. The people of Versailles
were terribly excited during the battle
Immense quantities of provisions o.
all kinds have been collected here by
the Germans for the use of the Parish
ans when they surrender.
PARIsIANs ANTICIPATING AN EARLY
| SURRENDER. .- so
| London, Nov. 30.-The special cor
respondent of the New York Tribune
ut Versailles on the 18th, writes tina
| yesterday urgent orders were telegraph
ed TO all army food contractors to b,
| prepared, In anticipation of early sur
render, to furnish extraordinary sup
plies.
BISMARCK SAYS HE WON'T HAVE FAR
Is WITHOUT iEAcE.
A correspondent at Versailles, 18th
rays the opinion at headquarters i
tnat England means nothing by shrek
ing for Turkey, but will back down n
SOON rs she sees Russia and Prussia &c
ting together. Odo Russell did no
cOmeto talk over the oriental question
but to treat for new armisticc. lester
day he interviewed bismarck tw,
hours Bismack said tho uncOnditiOn
al surrender of Paris would not be nc
copied. Tho capitulation of the cit,
would he perraitted only when the con
ditions for complete cessation of hos
tilities had been agreed to. Those VIII,
threaten thatth war will not end will
the fall of the capital, will be circum
vented. The Provision al Government
Must bear the odium Of making peace
Hunger and rebellion will speedil,
constrain them TO complete submission
With the dismantling of Paris, to arm
which SO many strong places wer
made deienseless, France will be =,
completely weapopless IA to be innoou
Gus for decade, even should she turn
to refitting her arscnals and replacing
her artillery. f
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-09

WOMAN a BIOGRAPHICAL Won
DER.-WlIat n geographical wonder a
woman is. There is her dress, which,
perhaps the silky worms of Japan or
Lombardy have furnished the materia.
for, woven by the looms of Genoa and
Lyons; il is supported upon Innings Of
cotton from the fields If EgyT Geor-
gia Brazil or Dharwar; her gloves
used once to roam sportively upon the
Savoy mountains, if they did not serve
~ natural clothes for rats The feathers
of her hat 'or bonnet formerly flew
about the-palm groves of Snmatra and
the Malay Archipelago, or trayersed
Arabian lands; the diamond hunters
of Australia and South Africa and
Persian oyster beds have furnished
lnrerious I stores and pearls for her
jewelry, the bones of Arctic whales
sustained her embOnpOint; her furs
were torn flrm otterOr mink in Alaska
or, British America. or the sable in
Russia, or perhaps she wears "A shawl
from India, and lastly, her chignon may
have once adorned a head long since
pillowed on Flap of earth. w j.
Nee hdnic.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-09
TAKE DUE NOIICE.

All persnns indebted To me Will please
come forward and make settlement inn
msdlately. Apply "a VIM. Renehtr,
who Ia my authorised agent.
X. L. BETTERTON.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-09

THE GARDEN OF EDEN.-A traveller
i'm the East writes that the site of the
Oar den of Eden Is, according tradl-
ton, located at the junction of the
Euphrates and Tigros at an Arab vii
lage called Kornch. Scattered along
the banks are about two hundred
houses, made of reed and thatch, " bile
on the extreme point, where the rivers
meet, shapty las been built for tel
esraph station! Ii Is says the Church
mani somewhat Curious To think OF
tclgfaph dispatches being sent to the
Garden of Eden; and il removes n GER
tain halo with which our imagination
has sIrroul. ded the spot. But modern
progress has penetrated those coun-
tries of the Fast which have been in
decay and they are doubtless destined
to undergo wonderful resurrection.
". j. Mechanic.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-09

ARrESAN WELL ~ NEBRAsKA.-
The l4abOrs of the parties who have
been boring for the last eighteen
mouths in Lincoln, the capital city of
Nebraska, for salt water, were crowned
with success. At the depth of 600 feet
beiow the surface in stratum of
sandstone lead of the great subterra-
uean sea os salt water was recently
struck, and the briny torrent came
strngglinl mp around the augur
and shot into the air some eight or ten
feet. II has since flowed strongly and
steadily, and with great force aud in
ceasfng strength. forming n briny rlV-
ult. 1t is believed by experts who
have seen the How. that when the
augur is withdrawn and tubing is in
serted, u Stream OF water will he pro
jected from the well TO the hight OF
fifty feet, making 1t the most magniti-
cent artesiun we'll of salt water in the
WORLDLY. j. Mechanic.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-09

man has passed from the shores of time
10 the everlasting bourn. --Lynch6uyo
pugiNidn, 30th. fsaU
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-09
VIRGINIA.

SARCoPIIAGUs FOR GENERAL LEE.
A letter from Lexington TO the Rich
.s..,..l A,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-09

BRISTOL VIRGINIA TENNESSEE FRIDAY DECEMBER 1870
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-12-09

London, Nov. 80, p. M.-The ru-
nored capitulation of Paris causes a
buoyancy in the stock markets here.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

erL ul,l-h TT,,-, "a r..,,A g,- ~. .Ijh
inV Di''isn hou7e VI Oonhnt ""' '''-
lundor confederation the Irish lana Dill.
Phillips, the alleged defaulter, who was ar
rcsted al oueonsto,vn ON tho arrival Of the
800, ~, -, 49,. - a.. 90. -
iuallo' On pva'u "l'c, s'caliio' Nv w. ~
songer, has had preliminary cNamlnauohi
and has been rcmanded to await the testl-
mony of CAPTAIN Ginning of the Idado. Cap
,ain tn,,tno /. IA nave a,ea a. o,,cens.
,,,,n ~, sil,,.s IN ,ho fnnricS, c,ns,i
az ca, ~ bss ,v,n,, Nv, y,hsr aS,anrSspent
~ ~ case NM, ,hs sr,Iysi al imn1,t wifi
ns,sss tros. hrnc ~ - - ''''
A now stoamsbin Tor thc Anchor linz. he
"sIdonIan yTas iaunrhcd Al Glasgow on sat-
ur5ay
The decision In the Mordaunt divorce case
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09


Every day affords some now and startling
evidence Of the corrupt and maladminlstra-
lion Of our corporation affair. In 1869 a
gentleman purchased lot Of ground at a tax
,ale, and paid his money. Subsequently the
pwner Of the property redeemed 1t, and the
money was placed to the credit Of the re-
homption fund. On Saturday the purchaser
presented a warrant for the amount he had
paid and was Informed that there were no
funds. So 1t seems that saylos J. Bowen
has exhausted eyOn the redemption fund-s
FUND that has always been held sacred, aud
pot one cent Of which the corporation has any
business To handle. Citizens Of Washington
What think ye Of thls1 You are all Inter
hsted In this fund. Your remedy Is plain
clean out tho City Hall ring.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09
0RPHANs' COURT


Dsstrici II CJlaB1bia WaaAtAgisa O1aRtV, % Vli Nv
In the Of PATRIqK RIAH, administrator II John
Ryan, deceased, tho administrator Aforesaid has, with
The Appreciation Of Tho OrphAnsl Court o. WAsMnEton
county Aioresaid, appolntsd TUESDAY, the liza -dAy
button u the personal estate Of said deooasad AID oi
the Aaaota In hand, far the aamo have bo5n col
eredto and hoiIa Of said dSoeSAod - moulded "a ~
t9nd Win the.r oainn prepsrly youeaod Of thaY ~
doeeasodls estate pTqVdod eopy u this ordll D
Rub.hlhed once week fog hEss saeoe.lile yeafs \
Test 49, IL A. WHnaTNA T
SpSSrhaW@ hsSisiSI n VIA !
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09
lRTHRRN PAOiFiO RAIIROAD.
no RAILROAD OONTRAUTORs.

NV YoRK Apri ., ig7u,
sealed proposals Win bo resayod At No once 81 ths
NorthsEn PislAe Railroad Company 10. I49 Breed.
pay the 1st dAg u June 1870, At ~ O'Clock noon for
the grading mAsoury, bridging, and balilstnE Of that
portion Of the horhern pAolho Railroad, In he STATE
o. Minnesota extending from the Dos 81 the 50 Louis
,epts q distance q abou, ~ plle.l iRelgang eyeY
track and necessary slde traokA ready 10 noelye ne
AZ s3peTsttdetuIe pFoposaa mag DO for ne ~ofk IN
The said company VII Also roopiVp proposals a tbe
same time and place for toe ubef eioeS uqa, and for
The lrOn rAi. and hIaIea ef ~ rad a aho.s
hl5nssol4 oJ ~ tha pTo,.1F % hg Mi.ssiipR river
and tho u0a 10 DO rooolVod AcQudinH 70 pHh lot nA
phloh eill Be- rsady ior dlgt5lbaton on Wednesday,
MAJ q iaIo a. the once u The company ~ above
hSre plans 81 tho airiourul and maps aud prulea Of
10 losd, yA ~ tioaa "a thsa y sss1 20
knoWn. N..N -. ..l..l. L J. IL a.
hiia 90 dSs@S % ~ ~ M 4 als eSusqy
rrlnled elrcuafI n1l4I ulnl il aiululaieui WI b
frfnlShed IN apIil ~ y mail or Otherwise, 10 MDwn
"A JOnHloH CIfIlI IInr 10 The President 81 the
ls1larauT ~ Ia lIca. IN. 100 nrOaduHy ~ Above, y
- .PT,alAspi Nsllalll lAalae D, n, cORPAny.
WIN .I lLrfHIfl Ilnr H#.Ha .aHf "a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

The REPUBLICAN this morning greess "
patrons In an entire new ou'n.' Vur lle,o1 -
ing circulation, together WIN .no wen. ',
which the old type was snojc''eu " V'us',' :,
use, has made this expense necessary anu
Is a source Of seli-congra'ula'loh .a". 'n'
prosperity Of the hkrupLioAN slou'" /" w
short time require Such an outlay
II has always usen Nv A,nh 70 n'S 49, -,
popular support Oh une peOp'o u nc D'sa'' "
by epcouragg every '''r,i'' iol ~ ~ ~, ~
men' ol Tvs iu'eIVs's. lno e, ,..',', Nv n,'..
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09
GEORGE BERGLING,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

No. 131SR street, bstween Thlrta rnth and
Fourteeuah streets, Hsaih uiAei
"a "a iS,, rssss..,sa Yep lsyK.. g,est ~
M 8QOBAt and z pfepAred " tarIant pnlltf. ~
,l14at!h1Mkh fltiyh5 than "A. ofhor h11rAh.
i, Az, hno assortHisnt q GENTS FURNISHING
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09

The DEATH OF GENERAL GoIcoURfG.-
After an exceeding eventful life In which he
faced death In almost every conceivable form,
the patriot General Golcouria has at last been
executed by the spanlards. A telegram from
Havana saysi
"The steamer TriunfO arrived on Friday
night bringing the Cuban General GoicOuria,
under a strong guard Of naval officers. He
was Immediately taken 10 jail, where q verbal
cOurt-martial assembled for the purpose Of
trying hun. The court sentenced him 20 be
garrOted and he was accordingly garroted at
the Principe Fort at 3 O'Clock this morning.
An immense cOncourse Of people assembled
on the heights Of Principe. The general re-
manned perfectly serene and firm to the last"
General Golcouria has been a frequent visl-
tor to our capital, and was well known to
many Of ia residents, who will read with deep
regret the announcement Of the death Of this
brave hut perhaps over sangulne and visionary
officer.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09
InIAIhlas

THIS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUE
i, seIibeT has obtAiasd iranl the Orphans, colH o.
taatAmontaTy On the personal estate OF JANE D BAII
VIZ, ATE q washington county aioTegaid, deoessed
hereby vAraed 70 exhibit the came, With the YouehsFs
hore0f To the anbaoHhsf b0f0ro the 18th day of
April neIti they may otherwise by Law b. excluded
from all benefit Of tho said estate.
0.fon under niy hand this 9th day Of April, 1870.
Ap1eTh1W JOHN DRAGON, RIeoutoF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09
pRoPosGIs ron ARMY sUPPLIKa.

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Ju b s9 and % be continued At the Eats o. a. least
o1s sIs q ne aann q sc az re- %p%h
withheld gntl The contract Is alphabetically allied,
In n I'M "a ~ o II INV M 20 % osiess
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,antSss iot sp.ctaSiv w a 70 eNhe'd until Tie
Proposals viii he received Tor any portion u the bag
or E8od; n. ,,.a. a.. - ..,,.,.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-09


THB BowENIrBs, after the fashion Of the
boy who whistles whilst passing through a
graveyard, have announced grand monster
mass meeting" 10 ratify the 'only Republican
nomination" which has been made In this city,
| 1t seems that the Cook, Morse and Perry
| Carson faction arc exceedingly anxious to
still further curtail tho Republican party,
when they seek to unchurch the thousands OF
solid and substantial citizens known to be In
1exibly committed TO the support Of once the
other of the opposing candidates.
Any one who viii take the pains to anallze
the material which will compose the grand
monster mass meeting" to come of, will be
impressed with the entire absence Of the stcr-
ling voters Of the city. whole assemblagc
will be made up Of the grand army Of sappers
and miners, marshalled by Cook, Peck, Morse,
Dalton, Carson and few Others holding
offices or tattenlng upon contracts Illegally OBJ
| tanned.
In view Of the hOpclcssness Of the Bowen
| cause, how quick the Office and contract firm
of Cook, Morse, Carson Il Co. would transfer
their communicating influence elsewhere, II
they could get an assurance that they should
have the same fiat takcs' under the coming
administration.
The people have become nauseated and dis
gusted with having the city ruled by proxy by
a man who Is capable OF extortlng eco from
a worthy creditor Of the corporation, for his
baneful lntercession in obtaining the settle
ment Of an honest claim too long unpaid.
II the present incumbent was capable OF
seeing the case In the same light rs the com
munlty generally views It, he would avail
himself Of what gracious spirit he can COM
mand, and at once retire from the contest,
thus anticipating the purpose Of an outraged
people, who are bent on relieving the corpora
ton Of his NATURALIZATION aud the corrupt
ing influences Of his satellites.
and weii.understood GiiRs % sHSrS'ssSn'
icle, which makes itself a ready apologist 70
the many sins Of omission and commission
committed by the present Immaculate q
ss,eo " tho Aalqpco and found wanting
corporation head, II Is rs transparent as tn
MONDAY sun that when the new deal take
place he will be found shufiied down TO ;hI
bottom Of the pack, with his man Friday Cool
in close proximity, both Of them beyond IN,
power Of resuToction--So far a. the people o.
Washington arc concerned--and all who hav,
the quiet prosperity and respeetablllty Of tn,
city at heart will rospond-amen.