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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-23
uRGINIA & TENNESSEE RAILROAD.

VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE EAlLloAD.
Mail train leaves Bristol. 7.39 ?. NJ.
Arrives in Lynchburg, 500, An.
Nail train leaves Iynchburg, $50, p. NJ
Arrives in Bristol, COO, A. NJ.
Freight trains leave Bristol $50, 4. ".
Freight trains arrive 6.55 An. 4.4OP. "
Freight trains leave Lynchburg $40 A. NJ
Arrive in Bristol $50 A. NJ. & $40 p. NJ.
Distance 204 miles Pare cents per mile
rs minutes allowed for supper at Bristol.
E.T.VA. & GA. RAILROAD.
Nail train leaves Bristol 5.37 A. VI.
Arrives in Knoxville 1884 p. VI.
Nail train leaves Knoxville Ills A. ".
Mail train arrives in Bristol GAO =. II.
Mail train arrives in Chattanooga Z 40 P. NJ.
Mail train leaves ChattasOoga 4.45 A. VI.
Freight trains leave Bristol 6.45 A. NJ.
Freight trains arrive in Bristol $50 7. NJ.
Distance 100 miles; Fare cents per mile.
IS minutes allowed for supper in Bristol.
Tenn. time being 30 minutes slower than
fat ine, the apparent want of connection
,etweeE the above schedule is explaine!.
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Ripe Peaches. On Friday, last,
our table was grlced by basket of
splendid ripe peaches, presented by
Mr.. w. w. James. the courteous and
efficient Cashier of our New Bank of
Goodson. This is really in advance
of all our ideas of the season and
was delicacy for which NE were not
prepared by way of anticipation
But Mr.. James well knows how to do
the handsome and we predict for his
New Bank a success commensurate
with his accomplishments as its prin-
cipal officer. He has already sold
some $4,000 of Exchange in the
three weeks it has been transacting
business.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-23

Personal Mr.. w ID. Jones. of
the great Dry Goods house of Nor
gan, Bush & Co., Philadelphia, has
been spending several days in our
town and viii visit the merchants in
various portions of the county bearing
on Bristol. We hope our friends
will make liberal orders through him.
knowing that he will render the high
est degree Of satisfaction.
We had the pleasure Of meeting
in our town. last Monday, Mr.. A. A.
Banks, Of the Southern Patriot, pub
lished at Marion, Va,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-23

Esqr. Camp5eES MiU.-Our read
ers will rejoice with us that Esqr.
c. C. Campbclls new mill in our
town has been completed in the most
elegant and elaborate manner and is
now making a splendid article Of
-four. The running gear of the mill
is of iron and of the newest design,
the boiling apparatus and smut ma
chine are elegantly gotten up ard are
Of the very best order. The interior
and exterior of the mill have been
handsomely painted and the whole
is we'll worth short walk as an object
Of pleasing curiosity.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-23

q. @. Hickmun.-For fine sub
stantial pair of shoes, boots, and gai-
tiers, this gentleman cannot be excelled
by any workman in this section of
country. He has an experience OF
thirty years in his business, and hav-
ing lately purchased fresh supply of
leather aud one of the best Sewing
Machines, is prepared to supply the
public with any kind of shoe, i'm the
best style and at the lowest prices
Mr.. Hickman is an old resident of
Bristol, and his work has gained a
reputation that cannot be impugned
for neatness or durability. We take
pleasure in calling attention to his
new advertisement and ask for him, a
liberal share OF pLblic patronage.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-23

am authorized to offer for sale the
Powell property. on Va. Hill, and the
Thompson property on Scott Street,
Goodson. ]. G FOWLER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-23

sea Ness Fariue from pure Irish Moss.
for Blanc Mango. Pad lings, Custartls.
Creams, sc. sc. Tho cheapest, healthiest
and most delicious food in the world.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-23

KnightS' 7enapIdr Eiection.-John-
son COmmandery, No. - Va, met
in their Asylum last Monday week,
and elected the following officers for
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-23

Union Pic Mic and Visit to Mor-
relPs Caoe.-About thirty of our
citizens visited Union or last Satur.
day to join with the people from and
about that fourishing town in a pic
nic excursion to Mnrrel's Cave, about
two and half miles from Union De-
pot.
We regret that we could not ac-
company the party. But are inform
ed that the day was spent very pleas
antly. and MorrelPs Cave explored to
the jumping off place, which was
found to be about two miles from its
mouth. The cave was used during
the war to make saltpetre in. The
greatest curiosity in the cave is
large pool of water. fully a mile from
its mouth, clear as crystal and as
cOoLas ice itself.
The dinner furnished by the good
people of Union was. in every par
ticular worthy Of their reputation. =
The next excursion party in that di-
rection will we think, be accompa-
MED by representative of the Netrs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-23

.Telly GldSses.-Dr. Bunting has for
sale jelly Glasses. They are OF neat
shape aud have metallic tops. Price
& y per dozen.
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L YIN @ Fl d IT r =
Prices Current.
CORRECTED BY
LEE. TAYLOR, & CO.,
GRocERs, CoMMIssI n NJ EKcHANTs ASD Pc
DUCE BROKERS.
No. IL Bridge Street. Lynehburg Va.
LYycHErRG. Va. JUNE %. ISL

LYSCHBuRG, Va, JUNE %, 1871.
But few changes to day-Bacon, Lard and
Butter dali and plenty even at low quo
tations- Corn, Rye, and Oats active and
scarce, as yet no new Wheat arriving
Flour steady and scarce at revised quota
tons. Cotton goods of all descriptions active
at advanced noted. Wool and Eggs active
and scarce. Apple Brandy active at advance
noted
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-23

Prof c. o. Pape.-This gentleman,
ior the past ten months, connected
with Mountain View High School, as
Professor of Music, will, during the
vacation continue to conduct the Piano
business. He is Master of his profess
i"h' and we commend him tc the pub
~, ~: lead his notice in this issue Of
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-23

For Sale. A splendid Doty's
Washer at the News Office.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-23

PRoF. PAPE of Bristol will devote
his vacation to the Piano Business.
If YOU wish to have your Pianos tuned
and repaired, send your orders at once
to him.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-23
May % y

The PhrenOIogac0t Journal, an Illus
trated, First-Class Family Magazine,
devoted TO the Science of Man"
Contains Phren1lOgy aud PhysiOg-
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ter" and how to read them; EthnolO:.
gv. or the Natural History of Man;
Practical Articles on Physiology, Diet,
Exercise and the Laws of Life and
Health. Portraits, Sketches and BIZ
ographies of the leading Men and WO-
men of the World, are important fea
lures. Much general and useful infor-
nation on the leading topics oft lay
is given, and it is intended to be the
most interesting and instructive Pic
torial Magazine published. BY spe-
ella. arrangement we are enabled to off
or the PHRENOhOGICAL JOURNAL as
Premium tor five prepaid 81 new sub
scribers to the NeUS, or will furnish
the PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL and
Bristol Nc1CS together for, So, 70. We
commend the JOURNAL to all who
want good Family Magazine, and
who does not? Address all orders to
! Editors Bristol NeUS. may 5-tf.
Tia So,aGe of Age. PLANTATION BIT
TERs is an agreeable compound of st. Croix
rum--the most nutrimental of all distilled
| liquors--and variety of tonic, alterate and
/ ambitious vegetable productions, among
which is that most invaluable of invigorators,
| Calisaya bark. The spurious basis is manu-
! featured by the agents of the proprietors,
4 from the sugar-cane, on their own lcasehold
| plantations in the West Indies; and the
| Calisaya bark is gathered and prepared for
/ exploration from South America by the en-
ployees of the frm. Both, therefore can be
guaranteed to be unadul;eratel, and Of the
finest quality.
For these reasons, PLANTATION BITTERs is
/ recommended as an unequale1 iuvigOrating
/ cordial for aged persons. But it has a strong
er Recommendation than that of the proprie
| tors, viz the testimony OF thousands in the
! decline of life, who have tested its Teyivify-
/ ing properties. The record covers period
! OF more than ten years, and includes both
sexes and all ages, from fifty to four-seorc
years and upwards.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-23
ALLEGHARY SPRINGS.
VIRGINIA.
THE GREET DYSPEPnC WATER OF THE
STATE.
The above Watering Place viii be OPEN
for the Reception of Visitors from the
lst of June to the lst Of October.

TIXCE the last season LARGE NTMFER oF
~ COTTAGES and 4 SPAC IOUS and ELEGANT
BALL ROOM have been added.
Firiiors will be met nj the LIrGHANT DEFoT,
{ witch has recently been erected and HANDSOME
iy furnished by an Agent 81 the Proportions. to
convey them Over FTNE @RApEr E"ADs - FouE-
HORSE COACHES, 10 the NPTiHgs-5 l-Z niles
Visitors from the South adyi-ef to purehaSs
Round "Trip Tickets, which BE- had nj the PRIV
cipal Cities al rrduc-d Rates, and Co check thrtr
Baggage through 10 byn.hburg, Va, exchanging
with the Conductors the Nirg ma Road Tor
Checks To Alrghsny Depot. thus saving The nsres-
sity Of looking after Eargag. At Rristoi.
Professor kEsNIck'S SPLENDID BAND, has
been engaged for the Season-
LIPERT STiBLES. BOWETNG SAkO0NSs
Billiard TABLES. EXPRESS AND
TELEGRIPH OFFICES. M sttseh- :
~ To- ne Es',,biist.asnf.
The Resident Partner VIII spare no Palms To-
make the ria-~ r"sToEraELE TO ruE IsyALiBs and
PLEAEAST 70 ALI.
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N f w
Bristol Goodson. Ia, Dc Tenn.
WE ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF OUR
New SPRING AND SUMNER ST0CK, by far the
LARGEST, CHEAPEST

and as PRETTY, as any we have ever brought
to this City; which we fatter ourselves will
compare favorably-bo;h as TO Quality and
Price any stock upon the market.
We enumerate in part Only as follows:
100 pieces 3 4, IS, A. aud II Brown Cot
tons from 5 to the best.
q A" Blcached Domesiics all prices.
70 BO stripes, Boys PLAID Cotton
AIDES, Ky Jeans, Linen plaids.
pieces bleached an,. brown drills, from
one shilling to best.
25 tol'd and paper cambrics very
chear.
% white cambrics and jackonets,
10 Z" plaid mouslins, nainSook and
victoria lawns,
lG =" book null and swiss mouslins.
10 '' pique, in white, buff and stripes,
fringes and trimmings to match.
$50 " super calicoes for s to l2l ats.
80 90 alpacas, japanese cloths, figured
and plain, grenadines corded, sol
id'alpacas, challi's lenoes, grena-
dimes, silk embroided and plain,
all shades of dress goods, in new
style and very low.
IS % 400 lawns, best goods and best
colors, in every style, yard wide
at IA, I6s, and ls3 cts per yard.
) &C black alpaca lusters, antelope
brand " very cheap and very nice.
20 black, blue, purple, brown, dove
and as j delaincs, very low.
Flannels, all colors and prices. Blue,
pink and white opera flannelS.
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FRIDAY. June 23, 1871.
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Gold in New York, I,12l.
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Box III Bristol, Tenn.
June 2S.-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-23

About 1000 sheep have been ship
ped from Bristol within the past two
weeks. destined for eastern markets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-31
The Famine in Persia.

NAN 4SAhi uul1 ~
A special Cable dispatch adds but lit
tle to the information received, of the
dreadful famine in Persia, The drouth
last year in the central aud southern
provinces, and the consequent partial
failure of the crops, caused great destltu.
ton and misery all winter; and at the
same time the taxes were increased on
the people of Cariston, which brought on
the famine, causing number of the peo.
pie to leave their homes, and the cOnse.
quent decrease OF taxes to foot. The
new government promised 10 raise not
only the usual sum but little more, and
this oppression drove the rest of the coun.
try people from their homes, and thronged
the cities, which pay no taxes. The
failure OF the crops in ,Ierlstan was rem
dered more disastrous because the other
provinces, which mostly raise opium, cot
ton and silk depended on it for their
grain, The results in Ispahan, Yozd,
Kirwan and Shras were terrible, and by
the end of winter before the new crop,
The cities were crowded Wheat at Kirk.
man raised tonlne times itG usual price,
md starvation began, Yt2d raises opium,
md the people could buy no grain, and
hey ate grass and roots. In Khorassen
he people sold their children to the Tur,
'omans TO save their lives, and in other
PROVINCES the people OtC their children,
laving eaten all their domestic animals
md even vermin. In lSpahan the men
we're even caught digging up corpsCs to
Ied their starving families, and pcsti.
Dnce in consequence, committed fearful
avages One.halt of Persia Is said to be
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-31
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, July ~.
Captain August Pischlcr, ofthe German
ship Europa, has been arrested and vii
be examined before tho United Statel
Commissioner, Tor the cruel and inhumar
treatment of the stcerage passenger.
brought over In Ills vessel on the last yoy
age. Two Of the passengers died of star.
vatlOn.
Benjamin +. Cooper, a retired prodnce
merchant, this morning, while suffering
from deIirium tremens, attacked his wife
with a carving knife, and then believing
he had killed her cut his throat with Il ra.
zor. Both arc In critical condition.
MIR. TOttersal, q member Of tho London
firm of that name, arrived here by the
steamer lelvetla tonight with eight
yearIing horses, all OF which are in excel
lent condition.
A mass meeting Of all the German SO.
cleties lias been summoned by the nowly
formed German American Association for
Thursday evening next, 10 consider tho
occurrences ofIuly 12th
New York, July 30.
At meeting Of tho wOrkingmen, held
last night, measures were taken to sustain
thestone.cutters oI Albany in their efforts
to procure the enforcement Of the eight
hour law.
The directors Of the Sailors Retreat
have agreed to permit tho tlsU of their
on Staten Island by the Govern.
ment rs hospital for the sick and disa.
bled Of the navy.
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Marine Naws.

New YoRK, July 30.
Arrived-the steamship Henry Chaun
cey from Aspinwall, Virginia from Liver
pool.
Six steamers sailed for Europe to-day
the Calabria, City Of Washington, ST.
Lawrence, England, India, and Deutch
land Among the passengers on the Cal
abria were the wife and daughter OF May.
or Hall; among those on the 81. Law.
renee was Mr. Simmons, managing
director of the Narragansett Steamship
Company.
HAVANA, July 30.
A steamer has sailed from Demerara,
British Guinea, for New York. Should
her trip be successful o monthly line ol
steamers will be established between the
two ports.
LONDON July 90.
The West India mail steamer, Tagus,
from Aspinwall, arrived at Plymouth
yesterday.
A letter from Malta says that the United
States steamer, Richmond, left there on
the 18th inst, for Messina, and that the
saco was daily expected from Friercs.
QUEENSTOWN, July 29.
Arrived-steamship Java.
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Arkansas Amusements.

LITTLE Rock, July 90
a very serious shooting afrny occurred
In lientOn county, on the goth inst, be.
tween two families named Reese and
Pierce. On the day in question twelve
men were thrashing wheat in q field near
the residence OF Reese, the father Ofhalr Il
dozen sons, who were present. Six men
Of tho Pierce family came into the field
and stood around the thresher for some
time, when all Of q sudden one of tho
Pierces struck one Of the IIeeses with II
pltchiork. The father of Reese then struck
Pierce with grain shovel, when another
ono Of tho PierCes pulled pistol and shot
Reese in the head, innicting dangerous
wound, He then shot another one Of the
Reeses In the thigh, and killed Il third one
outright. A general fight then com.
menCed, in which two others, ono on each
side, were wounded. The assailants then
started on the retreat, when one of the
Plerces shot baCk at the crowd, and NJ the
same instant received shot from one of
the Reeses, which killed him. No oarrests
were made. The difficulty grow out of
some differences between the children of
tho two families while at school.
A son of respectable family living near
Fort Gibson, named Henson, was found
near that place a few days ago,
with his throat cut from eNr 10 Gal.
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ENGLAND.
The Prince of Wales Preparing for a
Jaunt.

LONDON, July 80.
The preparations for the Journey of the
rTlnce OF wales arc completed, and are
on q scale of magnl1cence rarely e0ualled
a review. OF tho troops will be held by tho
Princo in PhTnix Park, Dnblin, on
Friday next The Lord Mayor Of Dublin
gives a grand ball In honor Of tho Prince.
Tor which he has issued two thousand In.
vitatiOns.
II Is announced that the resignation of
Sir Rutherford AlcoCk, British Ambassa.
dor TO China, has been received and nc.
cepted by the Government, and that he
Is succeeded by Mr., T. F. Wade, first SEQ
retary ol legation.
Tho French Ambassador, Duke do
Broghe, gives q dinner this evening to
Count dc Paris. Royal honor viii be
done tho Prlnco on the occasion, appa.
rently by order. 'rP
Russell Guernoy, having been appointed
Commissioner Of tho British Govern.
nlcnt for tho settlement Of tho Alabama
claims, under the treaty of Washington.
will shortly sail for the United Statcs
The Lord Mayors banquet was Riyen'at
tho Mansion House last night Mr
schenck, the American Minister, was pres.
ent, and responded to toast TO tic United
States. He said the Commission was
hourly bringing England and America
nearer together, and said the Commission
promised the two peoples friendly rela.
tons for evermOre. Mr.. Gladstone made
the principal speech Of the evening,
mostly devoted to homo affairs, but The
Premier alluded to the treaty Of Wash.
lngten as a great international teco1ni.
tlon OF the principles Of equality, and as
a most. honorable termination Of too
long existing difficulty, and added that
we may now look forward to a future of
perfect harmony with the United States.
Mr., Gladstone spoke in high terms Of the
French, and concluded with the assur.
ance that England's relations will be
friendly with all nations.
John slidell, formerly confederate Min.
lister TO Franco, Is dead.
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EUROPE.
FRANCE.
PARIS, July 80.

PARIS, July ~.
A Farls special says the French govern.
ment has given qualified assent n m.
postern scheme for the emigration Of ths
communist prisoners to Arizonia. 1t di.
Yldes the prisoners into three classes. VIZ
First. violent prisoners and those guilty OF
crime, are sentenced to hard labor ior Iire
second, dangerous persons are TO bo sent
to Q penal colony, and TO the third, gen.
eral amnesty Is granted on condition of
their voluntary emigration. The last arc
permitted 10 go to Arizonia, the govern
ment giving them transportation, sgricul
tural and mining tools, tents, arms, and
subsistence for six months.
A letter Is published from the Count do
Paris, in which he expresses the belief
that Count dc ChambOrd will be the Tu.
ture King of France.
The court ut Lyons has confirmed the
judgment of the Marsailes cOurt.martial
Of the insurgents tried by that body.
~ Is expected that the prOlongation of
Ihiers' power as chief executive will be
voted on by tho Assembly next week.
A majority OF the committees of the AS.
sembly are reported to be in favor of the
imposition OF a tax on incomes
GAmbetta has laid before President
Theirs n proposition for the reorganiza.
ton OF the army and the civil service.
The army plans are supposed to come
from Gems. Faidherbc and Chaucoy In
conjunction with the Due DAumale and
Prince Dc Joinville President ThlerS
and Marshal MacMahon approves of the
plans submitted Some surprise is ex.
pressed at the cooperation Of the Royal
Princes with Gambetta and Theirs
Americans visiting Europe must bring
especially naIuralized cid.
zens, rs they cannot get them here with.
out showing the proper papers.
PARIS, July 80.
Marshals BaZalnc and Canrobert and
Gen. Wimptler have been summoned 10
testify before committee appointed by
tho Assembly to investigate the conduct
Of the late war
a court martial for the trial of Comlnu.
nists has been cOnvoked for August g.
Tho ONcial journal SAYS that an inter.
view has been arranged to take place Ia
September at Versailles, between Lord
Granville, Baron Won BGust and President
Favre, when the eastern question In all
Is bearings will be considered. The
Minister ot War has asked the Assembly
committee on the Budgets for supple.
nentary credit Ol eighteen million francs
nan election to I'LL vacancies In the mu.
liclpal government, not filed at the last
election, was held to day. Twenty can.
Iidates of the Parislan Union, andtwen.
ectGd.
Ihe restoration Of the Qualifications OF
'NrIs ISgoing on at II rapid rate
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SPAIN.
MADRID, July 30

MADRID, July ~.
The change in the Spanish Cabinet
Will work no change in the admlnlstrs.
tion. OF affairs In Cuba The President
of tho Ministry, Senior Gorilla, In presoct.
ing the ministerial programme to The Cor.
ties, stated that there would be no depart.
nre from colonial policy Marshal
Lranas, late Government, declared that
tho Spanish Government cannot help aus
tninlng the contest with rebellion while a
single rebel cries, "i,own with Spain /"
Our property, our blood, all wec have,
and all We arc, will we send to defend the
integrity Of the Spanish dOminions
MADRID, July &c.
The Impt,idi says it is the intention OF
Minister Gonaz to pay the interest on the
National debt without reducing the war
budget.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Riot at GOldsbOrO.
WuMINGToN, N. G.. July

""''" 'ON' Az NH ouIy u"
John +. Pickerel n Now broker, who
Eas brought here on charge Of fraud by
Pllcers OF the Wilmington, Charlotte /
Rutherford Railroad company, was com.
mittcd to .iOil today IN default of bail.
A riot occurred at Goldsboro, n. G., to,
day About 5000 negroes arrived there
from NGwbCrnc and the lower counties,
on M excursion train chartered by the
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The Revenue Commlsslonershlp...
PleasOntOn to be Removed.

Tho Times Washington special says the
speculations as to the removal Of Com.
missioner Pleasonton will be set at rest.
His removal has been definitely deter.
mined upon by the President, and as soon
as certain other matters are concluded, a
change will be made. Tho President has
formally rendered the appointment ol
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs TO Felix
r. Brunnot, ,Iof PittSburg, Pa, Mr. Brun.
not is one Of the present Board of Indian
Commissioners, and II he accepts his ap.
pointment will prevent the recurrence OF
any such condition of circumstance as
that under which Gen, Parker resigned