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An E.hausted Iau4bnnd.

The following choice piece OF sarcasm,
from the Metropolitan Record, purporta
to have been written by young wife in
New York 70 her prim. and specialized
msiden aqht In Boaton:s [ fS{
Ny DEAR Aunt: Although you told me
when I invited yon to my wedding, that
I was too young to marry, and not capa-
bic OF choosing mate for life properly,
and with due, e,consideration, know that,
You may now feel that was wiser than
you thought. In sele,ting dear Orlando
have gained a most affectionate and at
-tentive husband, and one who has neither
q fault nor vice. :, Beayensl What must
q girl suffer who fhdslhersslf' United to
dissipated person, neglected. of her, and
disposed to seek the society of unworthy
PERSONS, who drink, smoke and do all
sorts Of dreadful things, az
Thank Heaven, Orlando is perfection.
To-day is my eighteenth birth-day,
and we have been married year. We
keep house now, and I can make pretty
good pie. only the under crust win be
damp. However, think that must be
the oven. Once put peppermint in the
pudding yannce. instead of lemon favor
ing, bit then Orlando was trying to Kiss
me right before the girl, who didn't much
like either OF us. s.going into the kitchen
at all.
The flowers are coming up beautifully
In the back garden. We sowed,, a great
many seed. but! hardly expected SO many
plants. Among the most numerous is
one variety with very large leaf, that
scratches ones fingers, aud don't smell
nice. 7 wonder what it is? Orlando
fdghtens me by talking about weeds; but
seeds always come mp, don't they?
Dear Orlandoi I come back to him
again-sp excellent, temperate and true.
Tell all the girls tomarrS as soon as they
can, IL they can find a husband like
mine.
T have but one .trial-business takes
him 80 much away from me. A lawyer
must attend to business, you know; aud
sometimeatkey carry on the cases until
a at night. Often and often he has ex-
amined Witnesses until half-past 10, and
came home. perfectly exhausted. And
the nasty things will smoke 30, that his
dear coat quite. smells of it. And as st
makas him es Ill as it does me. I hsve to
mir 1t, aud sprinkle. the lining with
Cologne water, before ho dares to put it
on agaip. MA, .,s- ii.i;,
T had terrible fright the other night
-dreAdful.. Orlando had told me that
businessr II: think he said it was case
o3 lifeapd death would detain him late.
So I sat up, as usual, with q book, and
did not worry. until j O'Clock. After
that I was little anxious, I confess,
and caught 2 cold, in my head. peeping
through the up stairs window blinds. for
dear aunt, it was not until 8 o'clook that
Iheezd scsb driving Np the street and
saw It stop at our, door; then 7 Thought
Il should faint, for I 'was sure some
dreadful accident had. happened to Or.
@I ran dewn>to open the door. and Mr..
Smith, 8 friend Of Orlando's, who is not,
T6onfess, very much to my taete euch
rsd-faoed, noisy man-wsas just snp-
porting my dear boy mp the steps.
sob, what has happenedW cried T.
,'pon't be frightened, Mrs. White, :"
oald Mr. Smith. 'Nothing at all; only
WhitSSi is little exhausted. Applioa-
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Symbolic Admonition +!

FHNHE season is at hand when the human
Il family il more afflicted than during any
other part OF the year. The suns rays acting
upon the decayed vegetable and anima al mat.
ter, poisons the atmosphere, and produces
many disorders OF the ey stem-Chills and Fe-
yer, Bilious Complaints, Diarrhea, Dysen.
terry, Cholera Morbus, Cramps and Cholic, etc.
Henco the system requires an ipyigoratjnR
and tonic medicine, that will brace up its
shattered forces, and enable the organs to
perform their proper functions. For tits pur.
pose We would recommend the use OF HEN.
iJsH's QUEENS DELIGHT.
Eor Dyspepsia and Weak Stomach.
For Coughs and Sore Throat.
for the Lungs and Splitting OF Blood.
FOR Weakness and General Debility.
For lo9s OF Appetite. For Sick Headache,
For Dihrfhpe and Dysentery. III.
For Fever and Ague. For Bilious Fever.
Hor Gnolera Morbus and Cramps.
For Palpitation OF the Heart.
For Broken Down Nervous System,
For Neura!gia and Rheumatiam.
For Purifying the Blood.
HEINITsII'E QUEENS DELrGIr
Ihe people approve Of, and PHYSICIANS sane
ton lts use, because 1t is good medicine.
Take 10 other medicine, 1t is sprinu inyi
gorator. summer tonic, a purifyinr beye.
rago, admirably adapted to all Conditions.
male and femsle-grown persons and chil..
drcn at this particular season Be enfe md
call at Heinitsh's Drug Store and Get a hoiti
OF his great medicine.
Prepared on!y,by F.. q, ,HEINITsH,. .
Eay'2e'f ). Dfuggiat and Ohemi.t
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Change OF Echedule.

SOUTH CAhoIINA hAIIR0AD COMPANY,
COLUMBIA, b. c., June 8, 1871. -
6Ss GA Wg 6E44ER Change Of Schedule
go - - s.daK-.9fzxt to go Into effect on
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Change of xEGheAule.
GENEhAL SUP BfaiHTE TEHDBNT'ss0 0FFIUk:
WILMINGTON, CoLp4au& q AyausrA B. B. Co.,
E@ HM IAgTEh this date tho
be run by trains on this road: = 49,
S.t.E DAY ExPRkss TRAtN EpALY, 10 -r'.
Leave Wilmington Union Depot E90 M.
Arrive ct Florence. 10. 90 A, N.
Arrive at Kingsville. ............ ]. so p. M.
Lesve KinRsvtlle. ........ 9.1OA n.
Arrive at Fl0rence..... ........ IL r. IL.
Arrive at Wimingto on. ......... s 80 p. N.
NIGHT E1Pn1es 7nAIN, fDAILY,] SUNDAY Ix-
cHPTED. -
Leave Wilmington. :'....s.:.. ITO pm.
Arrive at Florence. ........ 1I8AA. n.
Arrivo At KiDgeville.. ....,...... 8 90 a. M.
Leave KlDReviile. ......... 345P.M.
AIfive at Florence. ....., ...:.... II. .O5 P. NJ.
arrive st Wtlmington ..:........: $50 A. n.
July 20 JOHN @. O.-WINDER, 0ep'I 6up't. r
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Summer Schedule 8. & u. R, RI,

Change Of Schedule.
OFFIOE NORTH CAROLINA R. R. CO..
COMPANY snops. N. O., Jnne 8. 1871. !
kels J.Ds ON = snS .s1i nttsr %Ra}Ns RsgNPAY, AZ,
be run over this Read ia accordance With tko
following TINE TABLE. - >--o
trains Going East. Traips West
Erpress. Mol,
ARRIVE. LFAYE. ARRTvE. LEAVE.
OSnsfiotte 535 am $40 p m
SALE 9nfy e6S . m 23am 6.26 m $50 p m
Srnsb'o II eS m II .13 mi g. 26 p m 8.S5 D IA
Hillsb'ro 228p m 2 80 p N 1895 m II 81 3 m m
nnsieign o.Vo Pm 2.t6 M 2.40 q m
doioeoorQ ] 7-20 N
Trains Going East. Trains West. F,
Chnrlotte7.I6am 1900 nm
Saliab'ry 4.32 N 497amf 6.l5pm. .5.26p m
Gr'neb'o 1.25 m I IS m 2IOpm 210 !, ~ ~
Go Shop IL 81 p m r. OF m ll2 9G D In u 60 !, m
nHsorol0O5 O5 p m 1913 m III. OF . N II 10 q m
ltA!eigh 6.58 p m .g.40 m :, ;., 6.45 a n,
doldeh'Q 1.00p mi 49,. j.. ~.
June W. Fl. GREEN, Mas. Tl4Ea.
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Thief Proof Drawers,

THE undersigned have received The Aeencv.
Il Of these DRAWERS. THO nfS Ie9 I9ons nss
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ERAS 50 81 Eaz2@HEzy - to go Into effect On
and sitter Sunday; 1lth instant: .A. :l.I..
AL: .sS sAc:zScxs, Team
Arrive At Charleston at 80. IS 20 b nj
Leave Charleston at IA. 2f, Z n,
rrive at Columbia at r 40 n =,
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND .AccoMmoDaTIGs
3aAlH, lsundays e1cepted.l .'1l
Leave Col1mbia at..... ............. 80 p nd
AII'e ~ Onarieeton ~. rs a m
Leave Charleston at. , 10 n IN
Arrive at Columbia at.8Cfa at. q 90 a m
Camden Accommodation Train will con.
tinue to run to Columbia as formerly Mon
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays. ~
A. Il. TYLER, Vice President,
8. B. PIcKIHs, General Ticket Agent. . I'LL
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BRANDIEB.

= CASKS James Hennessy's Brgndenbnrp
= Freres DRAND1ES, importe ed direct. ana
offered pure and unadulterated. These com.
STOCK OF Hooks, Olarets and White Wines in.
cl9ue some Of the most famous brands as we'll
as sound loto priced goods. For salo by
Maroh 70 GEO. SUMMERS,
Ihe Doctors Recommend Seegers' Beer
N preference to London Porter and Scotch
" Ale. Why? They know Il Is urRdulterated.
Lard Lard!!
DURE LEAF LARD-':guarantee striciv
L. pare"-in barrels, half barrels, kegs and
y, and 10 taddies, for sale at reduced prices.
by JOHN AGNEW 4 SON.
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Charlotte Columbia and Augusta B. 3
SUPERINTENDENT'R OFF1fiE

Charlotte Columbia and Augusta il. r
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFF1GF.
r1 COLUMBIA, g. O., Juno 8. 1871 - :
6M GRa G!ES ON and after SUNDAY
lowing schedule will be run over this road:
GOING NonfH. III
Train No. 1. Train No. 2.
Leave augusta. 80 26 Am. 600 r. NJ,
Leave Columbia -. g 90 A. M II 0O p M
Arrive Charlotte. .2.35 P. ID. $40 A. III,
Leave Charlotte. .7.40A. N. 500 Pm.
Leave Columbia. .E280 P. NJ. 2.g6A A. II.
Arrive Augusta. J. 750 P. III. > a 2. 30 A. RI.
No: Train daily. No. q Train daily, Sun,
days dsy excepted: Both trains make close CON
No. Ira in makes CLOSE connection ktlRich-
mond for. Virginia Springs. =. ~, n:.gIi ..
!. through GIyg tickets sold and baggage cheoke /,
Standard Time -Washineton CITY. Time II
r! P:!ALEXANDER,j General BIip:
z. R. DoRSKY. g en-. Freight and Ticket Agent
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Good Things. ,,..4
PAMsAY'S Iaiay Malt Scotch Whiekey. ST,
IN Robert Bur1ttt's Old Tom Gin dfsrd.
Danpny, Gognao prandy, DUFF aofdoa Pale
Eneffy, sontn-stIe Madeirs Vino. London
MoEvan'A Scotch Ale, The sLoye direct from
the tmporlara and Warranted rure. y
For sslS by ~ uHaRDNARD Hfpp =
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-10

The Norfolk Tifyinian in noticing
the difference between the impressions
made by the designs of the Penn Cen
trail cohorts as to our rail road inter.
ests on the Norfolk JouraaI and the
Richmond Wing, asks the public to
CHOOSE between the two! Wing or
Journal" Now a choice between
the two would be one Of those things
in which no fair intellect or good
taste could be displayed. The Whjg
s an enlightened, ch;vairous and abe
Journal. while the Journal can only
come before that attitude Of publ
opinion which pittics small things
and despiscs mean ores.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-10
The Pennsylvania Central r. II

The present peril Of Virginia is both
momentus and startling. 1t involves
the fate of the entire South. If the
cIandestine approaches Of the Penn.
Central Company he not at once repell-
ed that mighty corporation quick
IN have coilcd its immense serTentine
form about the Commonwealth in an
embrace both irrevocable and mortal.
TO portray its stcalthy and stupendous
designs i'm those intense colors which
NAV flash upon our visions in the
day of their consummatiun is a work
greater than our space will admit. IL
involves no less than the binding OF
Virginia, hand and foot and casting her
into the pit of foreign vassalage. If
PROPOSES to annul that benevolent de-
cree Of fate which made Virginia fit
TO be the head and outlook of that net
work of southern commerce which has
been our dream since 1880. For Ii. a
seaport on Virginia soil he not main
tanned. then southern trade must run
rs course parallel with the gulf stream
and be dumped North and East OF the
Delaware, and a commercial balance to
our union becomes a chincra as dis
graceful Us it is calamitous. Phila-
delphia simply propos es to reach an
arm through the Shenandoah and
Holston Valleys far down into the
highways and hedges of our Tcnnes-
see connections and another one by
way Of Alexandria Fredericksburg and
Richmond, far down into the Caro-
linas. and to siczc the great Cotton
trade of the South in the very wombs of
its conception. 1t will pass thus
through Virginia rs much beyond our
co. troll as if the Commonwealth were
tunneled. 1t asks to build the road
f.om Alexandria to Richmond because
the Fredericksburg road refused, for
sooth, its modest demand 10 carry over
its rails mt rates Inch it should dictate
for 800 years. 1t has clandcstinely
purchased the State stock in the Dan
willie road and has secured the Carolina
roads. But the Legislature of Va. is
forwarned and there yet remains to
the people the conviction that this
lody is not al andoncd TO those low in
>tincts of self preservation which are
available with enemies less artful and
powerful than the Pennsylvania Cen
raj. 1t has both honor and patriotism
and, vet holds those keys which alone
can lock and bind her like Apollyon
for a thousand years les one. y fear
full responsibility rests upon cur Gen
oral Assembly for if this plot can lie
10y il permitted neither the foods who
hang in historic chains for having
rolled into determined Troy the wood
TN horse of her hesicgers, nor the de
spiSed taaitor of our revolution who
welcomed death i'm a foreign land i'll
1901, are adequate to portray that
mower we have nurtured for the devel-
opment of Virginia, but whose re-
bound will rend and bury them on
their return from Richmond. Its
consummatio. would decree that Nir-
ginians must henceforth dig and
drain Virginia for her foreign
taskmasters. 1t would betray that
generous act Of providence which
Scooped for us the harhor of Norfolk
and would give TO our Union AN en-
cephalic commercial unity which would
dominccr and enslavc the continent.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-10

TIE specimen of vulgarity known
as the Norfolk JoUrR0i-known for
reasons similar To those which have
conferred notoriety upon the skunk
has changed its purpose and again
noticed" the NcCS. The smell of
the gutter which attaches to the fellow
who edits it may be one of those con-
tradictions which root their mystery
i'm the obscurity of his origin and his
tory. BY some faulty Of purpose he
has chosen to champion both of the
only two Railroad schemes which
have become distinguished for their
designs on the commercial welfare of
the State. 1t has comported with his
ideas of elegance and OF cerebral force
To weave into the wool of his daily
harrangucs obscure thrIsts at Gen.
Malone and to continue publicity TO
the stale and indefensible statement
that his railroad policy is one of dis
elimination apainstth the city of Norfolk.
His assumed dignity which asserted
itself IN a proposition not TO notice
his newspaper betrayed its exotic ma
.ure 10y speedy and repeated ADAM
ment of il, for he found that we con-
tinued TO notice him. His last is insidi-
ously and clandeStinely woven into an
article in reply to the mortal strokes of
James Barron Hopes pen which sent
him Keeling contemptuously before the
public gaze of Norfolk. He says the
IirqiHian feared some time ago
that IA dirty hltic yellow newspaper
in Bristol would deal Norfolk her
death blow" Now this is assuming thar
the Journal is Norfolk, and is quite
>pccious before public which knows
that the BJiSo' .h'cwS is both larger and
whittier than the Journal. II is out al
uurc~t motives that we bare and OK
,or,aie the lack of this journalistic
malefactor, and we leave him writing
and squirming in the pillory Of pub
lie criticism as theself haTnesse1 cham
ijion of those measures which have
received The condemnation of Virgin
"a, hecauze 'h-y embodied designs
upon her virtue and ruin to her great
ntcrsts.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-10

TIE RICHMOND ENCUIREP.- The
Richmond correspondent of the Nor
folk JOUrHW states that Messrs. \. NJ.
Kelley and BaSsett French are
named as the new editors of the En-
qWircr.
We have reason to believe that moth
ing quite so good as the accession of
of Mr.. FeEch to the Enquirer has
transpired. Major Kelley is Il gentle
man Of fine attainments but the paper
seems to have prominently on its front
the sign of the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad, which mighty corporation
seems to possess the whole will and
much ofthe capacity to swallow Virgin
ia. We behold its emissaries seated in
the loby of our General Assembly and
10y clandestine measures withdrawing
from our own possession as many of
our valuable railway franchises rs it
can purchase. It's aim is to admins
ter 10. the State the aesthetic OF
a cross system of railways which shall
converge upon Philadelphia, and which
must make the commonwealth only
notorious ByZantium for the passage
of wealth destined for the purses of
those who rule her. OF course we
find the Norfolk Journal in this inter-
{
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-10
A Buzzard Disguised with Car

The conversion of Hon. G. w.
Booker wears suspicious look, in so
much as it comes after the flood. But
here it is:
HON. GEORGE w. BooKER,-"F For
my part, | have washed my hands of
the concern (the Republican party in
Niginia). | intend hereafter to act
with The Democratic party. l never
intend to be a party TO proceeding
which will hand my people over to
the tender mercies Of set of vaga-
bond adventures, who have come
here to fatten on the misfortunes of
the country"
SO writes the Hon. George W. Book
CT to citizen in Danviiie, in private
letter, from which we are permitted
TO make the DdRriie Times.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-10
TIE The Soldiers Guzette. at Ma

The The SOIiier'S Gazette. at Ma,
ryvillc, after the announcement of
Geo. 2 Rowcll & Co. that it had sus-
pended. has mana ged to worry of an
other issue. It dies the spasmodic
and unwilling death of Radicalism
1t is the decree of this court that it
be hanged by the neck until it is
dead that one of the whipped preach
crS shall administer to it the last sad
rites of christian burial, and may the
Lord have mercy on its soul.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-10
No. J.

EDITORS News In my last num-
Der | stated it To be my purpose, to en-
deaVOr to show that one of the old DO
litical organization that divided our
people before the late war into two
parties-having accidentally gotten
the control o! the Legislature of Nir-
ginia, were using the power accident
ally obtained to prescribe the old-lne
Democrats of the State, and were talk
ing the Lions share of the "SDOiis"
won by the union of the Wings, Dem
ocrats and 'true Republicans" in the
State contest of 1863.
Now fair play is jewel" and the
abuse of power accidentally obtained
/ by successful combination, to the
I ACKNOWLEDGEMENT almost exclusively of
"unc wing" is to say the least of it,
/ dad policy" That salEe policy has,
/ in one short year, redUt ed The Repub-
/ lican party in..Congrcss and the nation,
( from & twO-Ihirds minority down to a
bare majority in the next House of
Representative and in the States of
the Union. "A house divided against
itself cannot stand" and a political
organization split up into factions,
with one attempting TO grasp all the
Si)OiiS, tdlliIDi Slttllu GII!ltE. IL there
was q family of three sons, one regard
ing himself possessed Of "all the de
ceHcy and all The talents" and aaoth-
er, who is regarded 10y the first as one
of the great GnwashPd" the
third declaring himself to be the "Only
true Republican" there was among
them and the first should claim the
right to thrce-.ourths, if not nine
tynIhs Of their fathers estate after his
death. condcaending only to let fall a
few crumbs rom his overloaded table
for the others to pick up, or snarl at
each either over, is it likely that such
would long he a happy family ," |
should think not. Yet such is to some
extent, if not to the fullest extent, the
state of things in Virginia now. The
dominant faction has a powerful grasp,
and are not very nice about their mode
Of procedure, and they have a wonder
fui kHack at pulling together, u
Stand down there, II am holier than
thou'art" is their apparent cXclama-
ton, and the result "if we cannot have
it You shall not" WASHINGTON.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-10

THE immense Radical sWindlcs O.
the day are. Ike the Steamboat holo
causts near Memphis, too numerous
to be detailed in our columns. Tn
latest is the allowance of an old fraud
ulent claim of only half a million. -
Congress authorized it and Cresswcl
allowed it. now both parties are at
tempting to wash their dirty hands Of
the lob.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-10

THE Y. y. Irj,tG,c says that fur
ther loss of five percent of the popu-
lar vote will beat the Radicals in
1872. This is the first growing of the
Cock Greedy. Daylight approaches
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-10

lees ant Lime .tor Sole.-Mr John
p. Buchanan has for sale about fii-
teen Colonies Of Bees. Those in
need should apply quickly. lie can
also furnish at his Kiln unslacked
Lime at 25cts., provided application
be made during this month.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-10

SENATOR RIDDICK. of Nansemond.
Va, died in New Orleans on the
morning of the ith. The Richmond
Wig say: That vacant seat can
never DC filed by a a nobler and truer
man than Washington /. RiddiclS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-10

The quo-warranto cases against
Judges Deaderick, Nelson and Nick
olson cannot be tried for year. Mean
time :he Supreme Court proceeds
The L. S. Supreme Court has refused
to order their advancement on the
Docket. on account that they are un-
important. Rather Significant that .
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-10

The Norfolk TryiDi.a continues
to polish Off the Editor of the
JoU,etE, an ol.cratioa not unlike that
Of the shoe brush, the mere Hope
can rub him the blackcr he appears.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-10

TIE Norfolk TirWnjan wishes to
know why the Gceseling on the Joaru-
al doesn't manfully throw up the
sponge. Because he is lighter than
the sponge.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-10

SEVERAL members Of the Tenn.
Legislature have subscribed a sutii-
cient furd to pay for a portrait of
Gov. Senter to be Lung in the Cap
i,al. Better hang Scnter himself.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-10

We have received from Senator
Johnston a copy of his able speech,
dcliyerered January 26th, in the SEN
ate on the repeal of the Internal Rev.
enue System, the reduction of the
Tobacco Tx and States Rights.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-10
Briste! & { Ii s,
FRIDAY, February 10, 1871

hfqSsrs. Aikea e CO. are OR d'cfhofd@-
ell 0.yents 10 0Jtain and receipt FOR $40
cri,f;one f0 fhc Ne rs at Union,
Tenn. Parties dcSiriHg ~ sRbS"rjbe
can cnfc,. their clUG lists at TIE most
advantageous. rates crer offered 4" this
country.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-10

JUDGE BUTLER, after emerging
with Haunting colors from the recent
assaults of his own party, has sued
the Chicago RepulHcn, for libel -
Now this is bad setp. Better let It
alone RoderiCk
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-10

We have received from Manton
Marble. Editor of the II. Y. World
a copy of the World Almanac. i is
full of valuable statistics and useful
information, and can be had for 20
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