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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-31
REVOLU TION.
The Redsin Complete Pos
session of Paris.
ANARCHY AND ASSASSINA-
TIONS.
RICOTTI GARIBALDT IN COM
MAND OF THE INSURGENTS.
ON To VERSAILLES NEXT.
HORRIBLE EATROCITIESBY THE
REVOLUTIONISTS.
ELECTIONS ORDERED FOR To-
MORROW.
THE REVOLUTION SPREADING
TO THE DEPARTMENTS.
ELECTIONS ORDERED FOR To-
MORROW. -
THE REVOLUTION SPREADING
TO THE DEPARTMENTS.
ON THE SITUA.
TION.
HE IS INTERVIEWED AT DO
YER BY OUR SPECIAL COR
RESPONDENT, &C., &C.,
WORLD DISPATCHES.

LONDON OFFICE OF THE WORLD,
Monday, March 20.
The Emperor Napoleon left Will
helmshohe on Sunday for England
He was escorted to the railway station
at Cassell by guard of honor, COM
pesed of two companies of the Eighty
third Prussian Regiment.
ARRIVAL IN ENGLAND.
He arrived at Dover this (Monday)
afternoon at / o'clock. Immense
crowds were i'm waiting at the landing
stage, including large number of ref
ugees, who cheered enthusiastically as
the Emperor made his appearance on
the dock.
INTERVIEWED BY OUR CORRESPOND
ENT.
Shortly after the Emperor's arrival
at Dover your special correspondent
called to pay his respects, and was
readily recognized as an old friend
Napoleon at once entered into conver-
sation with him, and alluding to the
present distracted state of affairs in
Paris, the eX-Emperor said:
Ny return to France is only a ques-
ton of time. Sooner or later she will
summon me to save her from the in
capables, who are now displaying their
folly and madness in shedding her
blood and plunging her into anarchy.
My pretended deposition has never
been, and never will be, ratified by
the people. There are only two par
ties in France who possess real strength
they dare not venture direct appeal
to the popular will.
The Emperor is in excellent health.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-31

Southern Pacific RaarOdd. = We
have received an elegant engraving,
giving the Route of this Line, and
large and accurate view of the bay OF
San Diego-its Pacific terminus. The
drawing is made, from official meas
urcments by Col WILLIAMSON, Pro-
fessor of Engineering in the Virginia
Military Institute, and its correctness
is endorsed 10y Capt. JOHN NJ BROOKE,
late G. S. Navy.
The recent grant by Congress of ser
enteen millions of acres to this Road,
makes this map and sketch, with its
accompanying information Including
recent and valuable letter of Com.
MAuRY) a timely and interesting pub
licatiOn.
II can be obtained of the COLLEGE
BOOKSTORE" Lexington, Virginia.
Price, % cents.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-31

We have been permitted to examine
advanced sheets of the annual report
OF the president and directors of the
Virginia and Tennessee road for the
fiscal year ending September 80, 1870.
From this report we are enabled to
form s1me estimate of the value Ofcon-
solidation and the great benefits to be
reaped by our Virginia cities from this
truly great line of Improvement.
We extract the following items for
the information of our readers:
There were transported over the line
Of the three roads, now composing the
completed part of the A, NJ. and o..
company, in round numbers, 1913 mil
lions pounds of produce, ''embracing
all varieties seeking an ultimate mar
ket at Virginia cities, or at eastern and
northern cities" via Norfolk. This
was distributed as follows:
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-31

the brutal mob skunk away heartily
ashamed. Our friend was made as
comfortable as possible by Masonic
friends, bnt he says he never expert
enced such intense anxiety as he did
when he stood under that moose. He
has brought suit against the town.
The matter is now in the courts.
The above is strictly true in all essen
tial points. We have the names of
parties and places. The young man
has one or two brothers living in this
city. The man who rescued him
proved to be an old friend of his faith
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-31
LEE AFTER GETTYSBURG.
"a Scene that a Historical Painter
Might well ImmOrta .izc."

When night closed upon the grand
scsne, cur army WAS repulsed. Silence
and gloom pervaded our camps. We
knew that the day had gone against
US, but the extent of the diaster was
not known except In high quarters
The carnage of the day was reported
to have been frightful, but our army
was not in retreat, and we all surmised
that with to-morruw's dawn would
come a renewal of the struggle; and
we knew that if such was the case
those who had not been in the fight
would have their full share in the hon
ors and the dangers of the next day.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-31
Hack and me.


H.r.v'Ars-l BlAek your boots boss.
Do Il for jest Eve cents
sbins ZEN uP in ave minutes.
That 10 4 nothin' prevents.
Set your foot right on there, sir,
The mornins kinder cold
Sorter rough on q Teller
WHOM his coats gettin' old;
We'll, yes-esll Il coat, sir,
Though faint much more tear;
Can't get myself another
Ain't got the stamps TO spare
Make much most on EN-
That's so; but then, yer see,
They've got only one 20 do for;
There's as: Jack and me.
Himi why that little feller.
With dosble- up sorte- back,
gittin there on the gratin'
Suuuin' hsseif-thatE JACK
Used 70 be round selling papers,
The cars there was his lay,
e1.- But he got showed Of the platform
Under the wheels one Day
Yes. the conductor did il
Gave him reg lar throw
n, didn't care IL he killed hlm'
Some on EN- Is just 80
Hes never been all r1ght AhSe' S''
sorter quiet and queer
Him and 60 togethef'
He's what they call CASHIER
1,zb old style for a boot black
fade all the fellers laugh
lack and m had to take II
But we don't mind no ehan
TropbIe-I guess not much, sir,
Sometimes when biz gets SLACK
don't know how I'd stand IL
n 'twssn't for little Jack.
-er uhx bo.s. Won ought to hear him.
Ne SAYS we needn't care
Uov rough luck is down here sri
m some day git up there.
All done new-how's that, sir'
Shine ike pair Of lamps
Aoruin' give II to Jack, sir,
He looks after the stamps
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-31
DIR. JOSEPH SCHENCK's SIM
PIE TREATMENT

and availed themselves OF his ond srful ecacious
medicines they woud not have fallen.
Dr. Schenck has in his own cas- proved thai
wherever suaicient vitality remains that vitality
by his medicines and his directions ar their use,
Is quiekened into healthful vigor.
In this statement there il nothing pIssumptuous
To the faith of the invalid s made no representa-
tion that is not Thousand tiIA suLst,O tiat d by
iVlng and visible works. The theory Of the
by Dr 'chencks medicines is as simple az il is nm
failing. Its philosophy requires no argument. II
is self-assuring, self-eonvineing
The Sea-weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are the
hrst two weapons with which the citadel of the
maady Is assziled. Two-thirds of the cases Of
SUMPTION originate tn dyspepsia and functionsily
dlsordered liyeI- With this condition the bron-
chal tHbes, "symPathize'' with the stomach. They
respond tHthe morbihc action OF the liver. Here
then cones the eliminating result and the setting
with a * Of
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-31
A Supply OF GOod Blood.

The sea-weed Touic il, con upcliou with tae Pills
tIH'e'''7H 'ha 1Ss'n'!1tcs N',E t,- food thyli6-
cation Is lO.- grys>ir ,.lr.ott lis rr vi-,,t
lures Digestion becomes p@Iui,ss ana ;hr cgr i.
seen 10 be Al hand. There IS 10 more ssrul-ncc
40 yxeicersLtiou Of ths stomach IA apU.t.t,
sets in
80" comes tn greatest Blood Purifier ever vet
slven by AZ lHduIgeit fatLeT to suffering man.
'cbencks fulmonie syrup comes in 10 ~ siorm its
'uGctlota and 10 hasten and complete the cure II
entSrs at once ufoH its work Nature cannot be
cheated II collects aud ripens the impaired and
diseased porto Of the lungs. In the form OF
Sathrings 1t prepares then for axpectoration, and
10 IN VeIy short time the malady IL Vaaqdis he'd
the rotten throne il pied is renovated and mad
new aI'd the Patert III all the manhood or WOMAN
uond btf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-31

The North British Rerie10 for Jan
uary, republished 10y the Leonard Scott
Publishing Company, New York, is,
We are sorry to say, discontinued by
its publishers in Edinburgh, stopping
with the present number. The repuo-
fishers in New-York have, however,
with commendable prOmptness, made
arrangements to supply its place with
another, ard we think very valuable
addition to their already valuable re-
prints-namely, THE BRITISH QUAR-
TERLY,- the UhOIc four numbers
which for the year 1871 will be FUR
nished to subscribers, thus giving the
January number gratis.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-31
CONSUMPTION,
It's Cure and It's Preventive.
By J. r. SCHENCK, n. |

MANY human bring has passed away, for whose
IA death there was OthaF reason than the neg
leet OF known and indisPHtably proven means oi
euie- Those and dear family and friends arr
sleeping the dreainlsss slumber into which, hAa
they calmly adopted
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-31
lust Published, mailed free on receipl
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on the proper management and eco
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80 any one burning gas. this Book
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-31

he work Of cure is low brgianng The vita
led and mGcuS deposits in the bowels and in the
.ulmentary canal are elected. The liver like
clock Is WoGHd up. 1t ArOuSes from its torpidity
The stomach acts respectively. and the patient be-
gins TO feel lsat he is getting at last
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-31
COMPLETE ANARCHY.

The TcIe9rdph's special says that on
Saturday the gems d'armes fired upon
the nationals The latter returned the
fire, and several of the gems d'armes
were wounded. General Vinoy has
been mobbed. The mob is triumphant
and virtually possess the city. Only
wine shops are open. Drunkenness is
rampant. Even women are arm-
ed. General Chauzy, upon his arrival
i'm Paris, was arrested at the station by
the Montmartrists, and it is said h.
will be shot to-day. All persons of
prominence are flying from Paris.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-31

Good resolutions are like ladies
who faint in a lecture-room - they
should be carried out.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-31
ACTION OF THE GOVERNMENT
THE REIGN OF THE REDS.

PARIS, March 19.-The Hotel de
Vile is surmounted by the red flag
and barricaded, but circulation is un-
impeded. Shots have been heard but
no conflict is reported.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-31

Peters Musical Monthly for April
is to hand, and people who buy should
renew their subscriptions every month
as the publisher gives in each issue
nearly SIS worth of good music, and
charges but thirty cents number, or
So year for it.
Peters is a public benefactOr, and his
praises should he sung all over the
country. Send him thirty cents for
the April number, or 81 for the last
four numbers, and you will get just
500 worth of the latest aud best music
Address J. l.. PETERS, 500 Broadway,
New York.
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THE REvoLUTIoNIN PARIS.

Your special correspondent in Paris
telegraphs, under this days date, that
the Insurgents hold the Hotel de Viii
lie, the Palais de Justice, the Tuleries.
and the Place VendOme, where they
Complete apathy is displayed by the
citizens of Pa:is, and no resistance
whatever has been made to the insur-
gents holding the Hotel de Vile, the
Paiais de Justice, the Tuileries, and
the Place Vendeme, where they have
established their headquarters. Com
plete apathy is displayed by the citi-
ze:s of Paris, and no resistance what
ever has been made to the insurgents.
THE ASSASSINATION OF THE GENER-
AIS.
The murders of Gederals Lecomte
and Clemment-T were perpetra-
ted by order of Ricotti Garibaldi, who
directs the insurrectiOn. They were
shot in a garden in the Rue des Rosters.
General Thomas was arrested in plain
clothes. He resisted vigorously, but
Garihaldi ordered him to be held
against a wall, while his body was rid.
died with bullets. His last word was
"COwards." General LecOmte died
with the utmost cOolness, smoking 8
cigar and refusing a bandage over hi;
eyes. Many other executions have oc
CURED.
ACTION OF THE GOVERNMENT.
President Thiers has telegraphed fol
the 10000 men at Camp Sartory t
come to Paris. The Prussia at Saim
Denis will enter Paris if the garrison
is increased beyond 10000.
NAPoLEON'S AGENTS AT WORK.
The city is full Bonapartist agents
Your correspondent has seen Chevran
Cont, Rouher, and Regnier. The in
surgents for some days past have re
ceived five francs daily, supposed to b.
furnished by these agents.
PIG.
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PARTISAN APATHY.

LONDON, March 20.-The Tines spe-
cial dispatch from Paris says respecta-
,ble Parisians are stupefied. NJ. Thiers
is firm, but tull of grief. General vi
noy's indignation is boundless.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-31
EONSUHPTI0y.

The Mandrake Pills are comBesed Of Que Of Ma.
taF''ls ''obiest siftS-tbe Pod"pLillium Peltatum-
They poss-ss Hii the blood searching Alternative
properties of eaioihel, hut unlike salonIeI, they
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.
A meeting of the Directory of the
Shenandoah Valley railroad was held,
Tuesday evening, at the Mansion
House in Alexandria. Among other
business transacted, IL was ordered
that a general meeting of the stock
holders be held at Charlestown, Jefier-
son county, w. Va, on Tuesday, 18th
of April next for the purpose OF cleo
ting President and Directors OF the
company, and that Luray be a point
on the line of the road. There are
three hundred hands now at work on
the road between Front Royal and Lu-
raw. and work will be commenced in
Page and Jefferson at an early day,
and pressed forward vigo. ously along
the entire line. Richmond Enquirer.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-31

The EIecti; Magazine for April Is
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Its leading article is an essay written
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Psychology and Metaphysics" The
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

wHDxESpAY Nov g-BEEvE-ArvA Monday loo head OF
winch CommunipsW to-day and "a cars were FL
pec;ed before tonight The weather good and the deadneat markets
INN
LAMBs-Arv. Yesterday 24s3 with 2265 todhy6t
Fort, at Porethst Rndl At Weehawken Mar
kt good and price, rather bme though not materially dac sas
Hume Eli ll3 State sheep, 4i ~ Be- oJ
Ohio = as &c; lis chgan SCI n htac ll3 90 ~ 10 CO..
lsmhs g. n he ~ do p NV Ctnadas ~ H. both ct
7ic. With l2O CaDA1as, 75t n,
J. Kirby oh 60 sheep 7Vd b. at Sc 81 lambs 81 tie
and 30 Of IS n At7c- -.
s Mcrsv poor 90 State sheep at 4c 100 Of GO n Sc 81
lambs 81 ID, &c, and 81 Of u d. &c o.,
d. q h SIC; Of 3S n SIC Il STATE " b. jc J6J os, 80
h. Sci - STATE lambs. So Il, &c.
Lsrcb Barnes sheep 80 n at 81 SGT cv and IL
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Indians 81 n at - ~ Z
Klse Jere 4e and n Of us at SEC
HoGsRecepts ad5 estcrday and 5l53 tdA3 cr al lUra
and Coumunpaw with due Live how hit q
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a. weights sold at Sic and rArAei pigs al nc
sale OF 60 live Ohio hogs POI 10 ms Il, - O.
berc quite good many sales yesterday At r 6'a 81 sli ]!
"a n. selling former and 20 H. al
80 with l8q n at So rs Gnd ROACH 1875 Michigan si
e. IA
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NAVAL STORBS-TOerC Ai born active inquiry Ron
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de it% with SS SSs SssSc;s s sold a
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rRovIST9NS.r 4 ~ BAT III, offerings Light I; 400
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nart 3Ic Dressed Hogs Gei Tor CITY Lard
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prevailing Cesi for spot we're 81 upper S.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
-. .,v.y, recommended the United STATES Gov.

g. .,wsw recommended the UNITED STATES Gov
o. .",rrNr and the CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS.
Ws continue to buy and soil CENTRAL PACIFIC
,,rs and fully expect they will in time, reach the
mic. Of FiveTventy Bonds They are dealt in at all
~ rrincipal money cen;ers Of the world. The Com
r hove none left, and can issue no more on their
~, line, as the amount was fixed by act of Con-
-. -, At $685. 600 The property pledged to secure
~ hOpdholders is worth fully $4,000; the net re-
80. If the road for the year will be nearly three
S <tN..S tse interest payments thereon.
W. ". Suy aud sell FvE-TwENTIEs, TEN-FoRrIEs'
EIGHrToNrs and Central or wEETnrS r 'r ,Sn
OF Or, I' Poxps at their current market price.
ns,ost account of banks. bankers and OtheIS re-
"aS On which We allow four per cent interest
60 navabe on presentation without notice Tue
ssuo as at National BANK ii'A ~ -''''
HARVEY FISK
IS HATCH
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FIGHT PER CENT q p. c.l GOLD.


-,,,aT,.,,r SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BoNDs
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=, DENOMINATIONS or $1,000, $500 AND Sl@', can
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- and capitalists, and but small amount 70
- rnt.ksn. The security behind them is ample
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,..rt,a0e on a trunk line of railroad which will
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-. hotveep the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. In
a1;cn N this the Bonds have further security in
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ON acres known to be among the best in the United
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The E,nds have thirty years to run. with interest
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Though acting as ageRt' for the sole Of his loan, our
INN bgy and sell in Their regular business tie bonds Of
t1 st. Joseph and Denrer CITY Railroad Company those
Of Tie Eastern Lirision being quoted from lOl TO
l2 and accrued Interest. Thee were originally placed
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No. II Wau-st.