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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17
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POLITICAL.
81 TALroW JACKSON, usQ.
CHAPTER VI.
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<&xsyASx Lz.ygSs Es2IE0agIs.

General y. II. Hi, ~p,a%in@ Of the
..lv Captain Lewis E&Hao!i.i., says -
We we've shocked Ia flint at Tie dc
pot in Charlotte ,his famous scout Of
Lees army diving of consumption. He
t.;,d tCtli -rcHoing seine i.IE,at Aiken.
South Carolina, ana W:,- iryIuy to
reacl, his iiunie.a Virginia ioU.v there.
Captain I,GHCc.t d Is tHc grsa, gramd-
sOI.uf President Jefferson, ami nephew
Of General q. ". Randolph, late Con
fvGgTatc Secretary Cd Nar. lie inheri-
t,G the staiHaW figure, ihc iron cOnsti-
tutiCH, AMI tie great physical strength
If The .iCilci~ou'S. I.calWay, selected
tir,, darkest. Cuidcst, and mos, iuClcW-
eut nights fol his visits, to the cuCmy's
camps. MANY OF his Eeri!ous advcn-
t,ues eXcciied The widest incidents of
fiction. GeH. Lee gained from him
much of that information which 50
often bai,lcd ana confused the enemy's
plans. On thc most terrible night we
remember 10 have KTuwn, Captain
Randolph crossed the RappahauuOck
below Fredericksburg and went into
BuTnSidc's lines. After i weeks
absence, he came back with full
iuO lcd"e of the strength, position
and plans Of the Federal GcneIal-him
with tle powerful field glass Gen.
Brady II. johnson mentioned in his re-
port of pa Manna>scs that the Confcd-
ate line in he railroad cut got out OF
ammunition and fought the enemy
with rocks. Ga This occasion Capt Il.
strUciva Yankee on the forehead and
Killed him dead. This was but one Of
his many marvellous ttats Of strength.
To think oil such "a man dying with
consumption The once gay, light
hearted, chiva!roUs athlete dying with
consumption on railway train !-dy-
ing, but talking sWectly Of his Saviour
and ioyfully of his hopes OF a blessed
immortality Not a cloud daFkenei MS
bright vision Of heaven: not doubt
Weakening his faith; not "A drop of Bit
terness in the cup the Father gave him
to drink. Well might the unwilling
seer be forced TO eXclaim: Let me die
the death OF the righteous, and lei my
last end De like his 20 Charlottesville
IlttC{iigeNcCF
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17
E'l.c IElL c.sle Legislature.

The tDricr-JoUTHuE thus goes foI
the imbecile Legislature, just disband-
cd N Nashville:
The Tennessee Legislature has Just
adjourned Sis,e Gie. il was elected H.,
the people and embraced Some Of the
best material OF the state And yet
it was unpopular. Alany persons at
tribute this 10 lis extreme moderation
aud conservative character. But ii
more likely conjecture woJld refer he
loss OF cunliiCuc. it exporter ccd t. a
"v.tail purpo~cles~ N1eiiiayion and
lack OF viler Vhich marked its con
da Il. Conservatism Wodo.uti1u lib
Observation-Disclosures you may cali its
not unpopular. But too often We lind
ID united to imberi!iIy. The liJcIa!
man II often merely "a weak man and
Tie moderate man simply MAJ. with
CUg opinions. The combination of the
strength and Iiscr;Iity in Il rcsoIute
and wcii--cl ,iug OF action is what the
country needs, and wherever Il finds
IL, il viii recognize and reward it.. The
just ended Tennessee Legislature had
pleHJy o. abb ity and plenty of patri-
uti~ln. but Fl WAS afraid of Ill own
shadow, aud 80 IL fell into disfavOr and
has cApHcJ WitLuu, mOurncr.
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vaIaah.e Remedies.

ERysIpIIAs.- In this disease a
great variety nf articles have been used
aS local applications t.Nurr-st or cor
tr0i tiIe iui.aHatory ac.;nt ia ii' ,art
affected but after q care.,ii ;riai Iii %
number Of cases. we are convinced
that ch'JsQfC, 0 j. the best agri4t with
i'm our rouch 10 promptly arrest the
spread OF amy ecysipelatous ini!ania-
ton. - a constitutional treatment
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z EgAL OF E'EEE HON. II BJE-
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THE PHOS!.t UT1UN TO SUSTAIN IHn
CHARGES - SIR. EUTLl.H SPEEDILY
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17
VIRGINIA.

The Legislature of Virginia has Just
Iasscd AIS act changing the iOrpoatv
title Of " Washington College o.
Washington and Lee University
indicative of the advanced progress OF
the institution under the iiiustrious
President, and titlY blending the names
of its chicicst patrons. The very
chargcs of name i'm its patriotic hiSt0-
~ has singulariy distinguished its ca
rccr. Originally established 10y the
Scotch-irish settlers liz the Valley Of
Virginia, in l742, with the name OF
" Augusta Academy after the prin-
tCS Augusta: i'm 1916. in accord with
the "rchel' spirit of the day il drop
ped the emblem of ROYALTY and " 10y
atty and tool, that ot Liberty Hall, -
and received its present charter, the
first granted in Virginia, after the rev
oluiion. subsequently receiving its
endowment OF over one hundred thou
sand dollars from General Washing
ton aud his comcrades of the Rcvolu-
tionary army. the Legislature changed
lis name 10 " Washington College. -
aud NOW, since il has been 80 greatly
advanced i'm It's material progress and
halloWed and sancliiicd i'm the hearts
d-AN 4tRl"~ t4 li- ltilitt~ D. .tlt listi lt'l-
ic devotion OF the last laaors OF the
unsclii~h life OF Robert =, Lee. it is
most appropriately couecyra.el hence
. forth as the " Washington and Lee
University
LAMENTABlE FATE OF \ DIS
. TINGUIsUED NmGINIAN. - We clip
the following extract from the Rich
mond pondeHt OF the Norfolk
jOUrHuf.
1t L. now said that The highly es-
deemed odd c.t2Cuo of Richmond. whose
ahcrrUtion OF mind spoke OF some
! iimcago has been sent from Baltimore
10 the Western Luuatjc ASYLUM. mi
Sisunton. Nha, "a hmcutable close
& b. a nnhie ii.c-whaJ sad night after
, wei spent G3v' The mis+ortune
hat has he.ai'eu th'~ honest honorable
FeutleWan iuG-hr~ Cv.vr hca5 here
eiih gr'ef-.or 10 hnoo him was to
love him.
The gentleman aliudci 10 In the
ahove paragraph Is the Hon. ~ H..
Naefarland, of MISUNDERSTANDING
FIgiaiaa.
DEATH OF a FORMER CTrrTZEN or
-JItE.-A letter wa, received
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Agents. WANTED FOR
G0LDEM SHEAVES

FROM THE FIELDS or Literature Coutair-
iuz selections from OIL HJsuEsn Of the most
popular AMERICAN ana F,ErICNFtutbcr-, in
ciuiiug Adams, Bancroft, Bacon, Beccher.
Bulwer, Chaplin, o.. H., J~t'urlyle, Cooper
lie Quincy, Everett. Emerson. Newman Hall,
J. q. Holland, Irving, Long. How, Parker
PHILIPPE, Puusaon, Robertson, Euskiu HLate-
Is, Webster, and others equally celebrated
for tlcir skill In the use Of beautiful Ian
gliage and for their strong enforcement Of ~
bic ideas. Six hundred pages, elegant cine
mo froniispiece Ia ten coiors, and MANY
choice cn-raviuIS. at one bali the price
charged icT any other book o. it, quality
Agents sel, twice az many Of this book as Of
any o,hcr IN tie market Ladies meet aith
the best ot success.
C!er-Fmen, Teachers. anil energetic young
men ana ladies' wanted iH every township to
as Agents, on very liberal terms, Send
name and address Tor Circular to ZEiGLER
IS N,CCEDY. Philadelphia Pa. Cincinnati.
Ohio; Chicago, H.; "a. Louis, No. or
Springfield, Mass. Nov = 6m
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iron THE EEws-l
Az INCIDENT or THE WiR.

Deep in the wildwood glen,
- Far from tie busy hauutS Of men,"
A soldier wends his quiet way;
The hour-between midnight and da
The moonbeams sparkle on the stream,
Tina: dashes wildly at his feet
The stars CLEAN brightly through the screen
Where laurel, spruce and Ivy meet.
But oh his thoughts are far away,
List now he speaks - o. Lord. pr-,
Whate'er betidc, where er ! roam,
o. shield my treasured ones at home.
His path leads to The waters bIim;
lie paUses-now ne enters in
But bark shot rings on the air;
Oh, God must he die thus and there
Once more lac prays-" Father ! knew,
felt the fatal hour WAC near,
when must bid the world adieu,
With all it holds TO me 20 dear.
IT'S dreadful thus to give them up;
But thou di,lst drain deeper cup.
Oh, for oNE WORD, ONE Luuk, sweet one
Father forgive mc-SaNio- | come
His arms uuclasp his gallant stecd,
That stands unconscious Of bis need:
Gently he sinks beneath the wave,
His soul returns 10 God who gave.
The current bears him down the stream
To where the waters gather in
A basin, formed by Natures hand,
Lind with bright pebbles, moss aud sand.
Calmly, uLconscIously, he lies
Beneath that crystal, murm' ring sireai,
His face uDlIitcd 20 the -kics-
4 NOISY pillow for his head.
The moon looks Gowu In sad 81 rprise,
The star, too, with their fearful Is e.,
While all around, above, below,
Iartakcrs seem IA tEO deep WOE.
And now the FIRST bright morning RAJ
Bespeaks another glorious day;
Zach warbler sings It's sweetest song,
And echo all theig notes prolyng.
The sun CLEANS on the limFid stream,
Where bright eyed erch and uinnows + lay:
And dances mid the leaty screen;
Where all last night the moonbcams lay.
Sweet yiClets peer thro' beds OF leaves,
Pertaining every passing breeze,
And still that dreaming SLEEPER lies,
With face upliited to tie a"ies.
Borne on the air come itfuI sounds:
Ave, 'tis the bay Of distant hoEnis.
Nearer, and nearer, s;Ill they cOmc-
Two soldiers follow swiftly on.
Down through the sru,c aud laurel screen,
Where fresh tracks are broad and deep,
Till now they halt beside the stream,
Each waiting for his mate 20 speak.
But oh each hlanchIug lip ami check,
A grief too deep for words bcsTcaS:
Too well they knew THAI other men
Had persisted in that lonely glcu
And he, too. mus have lost his way,
And TO the 1loDl-Eoou!s fell prey.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned have entered into
coparlHcr-hip under the style Of VIM.
3. Williams * Co, for the purpose Of
buying and selling Produce.
They viii pay CASH for Grain, Ba-
con, Dried Fruit, Feathers, &c, &c.
w. =. WILLIAMS,
feb lO-3t BATH LEE SMITH.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In obedience to decree made in the Chan
Gerry side Of the ircuit Court vt Abingdon.
at the November term lS7d, iuthe case Of
l.. F. Johnson vs.. Joseph Croweli, ct al,
we Will offer for sale, to the highest bidder.
from the platform AZ BucEueis Store,
(king's Blockl in Goo'lsou. Washington
county, Va, the House ami lot ia said town
OF Gooison, known in the plan OF said town
as lot No.-aud - tie Joseph Crowcl prop
erty, south Of the Wax Team. Eailrua,
and adjoining tire lands and lots oi JOS. " j..
owen, the lot containing one half acre, with
"a two story frame building and some ru;
uiisiug> and on an elevation overlooking a
c nsIlt Ie portinn u tho TOWN.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17
COZ. JOHN EaT'N COOKIES
Life Of Gen'l Lee.

This j. tn only authentic T.. Iif, Of GENERAL Leo
that = now ia pr.S> arI probably the CA one
Of aUv valuc that will be- Published for several
years Q" come. ], was Commeuced IN IsO6 and had
General Lee coii~rrt and approval
b. APPLETON & CO. PrBrIsHKs,
NEg YIN.
JESSE FISHER. General Sgrut for Virginia and
North CARROLL n, He's Jvrrtol Street, Richmond
EE-AGENNFs WANTED in all parts Of the
Couutry.
FcbS-Gt
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g - F1,-a kgGa 0ld uaa.fo.on Walls
= - ~ - LLL. TAYLOR & 90 =
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J.. LAwgENcE's WoNAN's FmENp
Cures all Diseases peculiar 20 Nmalcs.
y. - fH-I-fv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-30

-, BY Grnbbs 4 Williams ). -.
m Aact,onpers and aeal Estate Aganss,

FH1RUsTEEy SALE or INVALUABLE
Mnnd5aaiEseIIF s VIII III q ia 1BoG
Three MILES FROM THE UTY or RICH
DAT"kUCTfON.-B viftueof q deed Of
trnst executed by Edwin Crouch and wife 30 the
subscribers as trustees, dated 10th September, 1892
andrecosded In Hsnrteot County Court feces be-
Ing thereto require we will sell at auction, upon
inc premises; on RATURDGY. 9Th July, ut 50
O'Clock P. NJ, the PROPERTY situated rs above,
occupied by the ssid Crouch at the time. OF his
death, adjoining the lands Of Ro. Morriss and
Il has upon il srnalf, but comfortable dwelling,
q storI.house, !&c. Tho property hiss y beautiful
front on the turnpike, snd LES well. It viii be
subdlyided and sold Of In suitable let's as may be,
determined at the time OF sale - - :
TERMS: The deed requires q sale for cash 20 TO
about al. 500, but arrsugements viii probably be
m ede 70 afford good credit upon portion Of the
purchase money. go ~, -
sc.stTHOE. 6. ARMISTEAD, I Af'a se1 - r.
GRUEBs WILLIAMS. a ucts. - -. j 1n29 .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-30
J1 By Grubbs II Williams, s'5
AuctIoueers and Real Estate Agents, p,
Eleventh street, bet ween nj ain and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AHAND-
~ SOME RESIDErCE ON IHE WEST SADE
OF SIXTH .sTAEET, BETWEEN CARY And
CANAL STREETS. AND OF, A HOUSE AND
decree of the Chaucerv Court of Richmond, en-
tered on the I'd or March, 1871 In the CAGE of pnt
Us, Hunt and ais, The Undersigned. the commits
sioners thereby aprointed. Will sell at auction,
upon the premises on FRIDAY. 7th July, at 81
O'Clock PM. thu RESIDE SEE situsted as above,
occupied by bfr. John A. Mosby. The house was
built b. the owner for Els private residence, and
cire was tlgen TO maze Il complete In evarG re-
spect. 1t contaias eleven rooms, besides kitchen
with rout rooms stable and carriase.house, With
gas, water, and all The mo5ern conventences. The
lot is 4s3 by 1lS feet to an alley II feet vide. $3.50
After VIII en- will be sold SfUREHOUSE and
DIV sI.I4ING, In MsDakln Town, on the cana ~ i
TERMS Cash for costs Of suit snd SAFE and one
third OF the purchase money; the residue on ia
credit Of six ard twelve months, fer negotiable
notes, with interest added, snd titles retained by
the court until The notes are paid. Purchasers TO
pay taxes for 1871. So
GEO. L. CHRISTIAN, Com'r. p
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, AuCls. -- je rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-30
BY Gruo5s Williams,
Aurtioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

THE "UNION HOTEL" ON THE
TWEEN GOAD AND GRACE STREETS,
FOE SALE At AUCTION.-In execution OF
decree OF the Chancery Court Of Richmond, en-
ter ed On 18th of june 1871 In the case of Beckman
VS.. Kolbe, will sell at auction. upon Inc prem
ises; on FRIDAY, goth june at 81 9'Giock r. G M'
the valuable UNION HOTEL PKSFEhE,tI.
situsted as above. It is three stories high, with
TWO stories below, and nearly new.
The lot is Dc by est ett, bounded on the north oy
Theatre alley, on Lhe south by an alley 10 leet
vide. -
TERMS Ore-fourth cash balance at 6, u, and
IS months, for negotiable notes, with interest,"
the no.es are paid. The purchaser to pay taxes
for 1871. JAS. PiEAShNIS, CoIi !;
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Aucf'rS. f a. Jelv
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. BY Grubbs &c Williams, ID.
Auctioneera and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street, bet Main and Bank.

'Sh1'I1 1Vheos' = = = = - : n
CIX BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AZ
- AUCTION.-We will sell al suction, on the
prem. SEES. on MONDAY, the sd day Il July, st q
O'CLOCK i. NJ, SIX centrally and beautifully situ-
a.ed BUILDING 10 s, fsonticg ON the eaets ,s J,
lire OF Concord street. ON me e. - ns -,
Arlington or Green street, tnow designated MS
Gresn street on the Guy mapD and extending
soulhwardly, and fronting on said Concord stiee.
20 ieet each, AID ruGniDg b2ck towards Raiiey
street IS feet. $780, NUN a.@ @'...
These lots should attract the attention Of persons
desiring to build small houses. = plat or the
property will be shown ut the time OF tale.
TERMS At sale. - =. -
ie Dc - GRJBBs q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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aEi1es;HB BY Grubbs q Williams, a4a'
Real Estate Agents and Auctfoneefs. I. !.
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

1eioMMIsstoNERg SALE OFAFARM
0JtOFl Isl $500 2ACREs, ONE NILE FROM
KiLBYsS STATION; ON; THE B., r. a. P, b.
K,i ATAUcTIDN.- execution OF decree OF
the Chancery Court OF Richmond, entered March
l. 1871, In the case Of Palmer,s administrator vs..
FAINT and els, we will sell at auction in the town
OF Ashland, ON WEDNESDAY, the 9Th Of July, at
II O'Clock A. NJ, the FARM situated as above,
formerly owned by Samuel Davis, near the lands
OF G. B. Francis. james Hills estate, and Others:
It has framed dwelling with four rooms, and
the usual out-houses, somewhat out ofTepafr. 60
Il Is said tina. there Is good body OF woods upon
Ii, which, being near the railro ad, is valuable.
/ TERMS Ore-fourth cash: balance at 9, IL. aud
Is months for negotiable note7 with interest added
and title retained until the notes are psid. ss'',
..e;s I; 3 ,: HH1AkkKKss , oom'rs.:
GHUBBS q WILLIAMS. Aucttonesrs.l ,Je %
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FERTILIZERS.


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l. have just received direct from .he mines,
cargo OF the best kCVA sCJTIA LUMP PLAS-
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merchants, and sill o hers wanting q pure atd ilne
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GltIla.spd slispzteh,


AK asrcporn OF THAcKERAS .--An
amusing anecdote is related 10 :" hacs $,
eray, the numorist and Man of Letters
bv Theodore Taylor. The following oe-
c,rrcd when Thackeray was candidate
for the representation Of the city OF oS-
ford:
nprsv. what can do to serve you
;nnuirc,i the Vice Chancellor.
" NV name is ThackeTay."
ESQ see by this card" >, ),
al seek to lecture within the precincts;
"Ab. you are lecturer. What suDlee:.ss
do YOU undertake, religious or po,lticafs
"Ncieher am literary man.:
"Haye you written anythine! >,
YES. / am the author Of Vanity Fair. =.
~ presume a Dissenter; has that any
thing to no with John Bunyan's book
.sNot exactly L have also written KEN
"Ncvcr heard of these works, but no
doubt they are proper books.
!" have also contributed to Punch"
81 Punch! l have heard Of that is 1t not
q ribaid Publication"