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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-18

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TIKI NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN.
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAlLROADA
Run their Passenger Coaches and Baggage Cara
their combined length without change
And Int one change to New York aud AL inter
mediate points.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FROM RESIDENCE 10
DESTINATION.
The i. A. VI. Express Train rune Daily,
tsUNDAYs ExCEPTED,
Makes close connections for vickeburg, MssnphiA
st Louis Chicago, Louisville aud all points beyond
Sleeping at night. Canton to Grand 'iD'on ana
Hum bOldt-
The Mail Train leaves New Orleans Daily.
Mt s z. NJ.
press trains. to ali points NORTH, EAST and WKST.
Carries the great Northern Mall
Time to New ork, ~ Hour~.
New and elegantly fitted UP Sleeping Care run y.
Humboldt, Tennessee. Cleveland TeDnensee, and
Louisville, Kentucky.
Express Train south arrives at 100 A. H.
Mail Train South arrives at ll:Ob A. N.
Ticket office, Galveston. New Orleans, saeksoas
and Great Northern Railroad and Mississippi Cen
trail Railroad Office MOrsan's Line Wharf,
Ticket Offices New Orleans. under CITY HoeeA
Corner Camp IL Common streets, and at DeTs't-
s. T. CURRY. General Ticket Agent. NOV.
Orleans, jackson and. Great Northern AaaL
E. D. FROST, General Superintendent
b. B. MORkY, General Ticket Agent, Aiaaie
sipp Central Railroad:
S. ". SCOTT. General Passenger AEeu6
TO THE EAsT.........TO THE EAST
Via Louisville and Ohio and alis~issiusb
Railway.
The completion OF the Louisville Div1siOU Of TIL
road, and the splendid equipment for psssansss
travel. makes this the
BEST ROUTE TO CINCINNATI.
ALL POINTS HAST AND NORTHE-AsT.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY,
With direct connections from the south Tor O.-
cinnati
WITHOUT CHANGE OF earn.
Be sure and ask for tickets via Louisville xnd ~
cipa ticket offices the South and in LcEisviQe -
the General Office of the Company cOTns5 Fourth
and Nam streets also at Gait House and Louisville
lime and Willard Hotels
n. B.-Tickets to Cincinnati and points Esst. Vi
this line, are good mail line steamers, and Nv
line tickets are good this road 81
CHARLES E. FOLLETT, M
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, ~ LOuiA
J. L. GRISWORD, ~
General Superintendent, St. LOuiA
THOMAS DORWIN tp,ss
ty5l General Southern Agent. LOnisvtllA
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STEAMSHIPS.'
BREMEN.

North German Lloyd.
srEAN BRTWEEN BRRMEN AND NRW ORLEANS
VIA sOUTHAM PTON AND HAVANA.
The Steamships of the
<HFK North German Lloyd have resumed
,hx?E Tea15Isr trips. and will run hereafter AZ
follows:
Steamer. From Bremen. From New Orleans
EANNoyRR March4. April8.
F KsLS A nrh' IS. May 20.
HANOVER. May H. June H.
Touching both ways at Southampton and HaVah"
to receive and land passengers and freight.
PnICES OF PASSAGE
From Bremen OF Southampton 10 Havana or Ne"
orleans:
Ii'S! cabin. ''''''''''.''' ,,o ra,,
STEERAGE. T4' Wi"
From New Orleans Havana 10 Southampton
IIavre or Bremen:
FIRST CABIN. ..............'..'T - ' .'o,t
From New Orleans to Havana:
FIRST CABIN. -" toifeiiNs
STkERAGk. ............... > ~ uTfei's
These steamers have second cabin.
Passage tickets from Bremen or southampton 10
Havana or New Orleans issued by the undersigned.
For passage freight and further particulars ;:p-
ply to
Ed F.STOCKMEYER CO.. Agents.
mr., 2Am No. ~ Union street.
FOR NEW YORK.
MERCHANTs STEAMSHIP LINE.
Comprising the 6rst-class steamships
CRESCENT CITY. ....... Captain George L; Nor.oh
GENERAL MKADB ....... Captain A. W. SAMPSON
UNITED STATES. .............. Captain -
mississippi ..eaptain ": p Henry.
WESTERN METROPoLlS. .. Captain H. $; Quick.
EMILY B. SOUDER. Captain Miner B. Crowe'i.
SAILING FROM NKw YORK EVERY SATURDAY.
ehA FOR NEW YORK D1REcT-The
EslE steamship
WESTERN METROPOLIS.
II. S. QUICK. Commander.
viii leave her wharf. foot of Jefferson street, on
SATURDAY. March ID, at 8 A. NJ
These steamers have superior accommodation
for passengers. ~
NsDlQ FasSage
Bills of lading signed through to Liverpool diAe
gov, Bremen and Hamburg. Through tcXets Ioi
frst-cass and steerage passengers for Liverpool
and the Continent, connecting with Gul0ns Line o.
Steamers sailing from New York every "Wednesday
For freight or passage t 1Ggly !. t. Iupw1csEs
No. 1870 Common street.
The steamship MISSISSIPPI will follow, leaV ing
OF SATURDAY. March rs, At A. u.
uc3b
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-18

N1Kw ORLEANS, MOBILE
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
MORRILL, DIVISION.

Turn sxpress trains daily. On and after AONDAH
r.n"ary 23 1871, passenger trains will rIn fol.
i"ws fxaye New Orleans, frOm the foot of Canal
street for Mobile and intermediate stations, u O.
p n Leave Mobile, from foot OF Government
street for New Orleans and intermediate stations,
a. S.an and !.5D r. 81 Connections made at MobiIe.
nvS A. 81. trains with Mobile and Ohio road for st.
Louis. Chicago, Louisville. aud ALL POINTS,
y train With night express train Of the Noble.
and Montgomery road for Mcntg1me!y Atlanta,
augusta, Savannah, Jacksonville, Florida and ~
xav daily and freight received at the foot IT Julia.
street before r. ~ delivered at Mobile eary usxt
morninr. Freight US low rs by any other route.
Enr through tickets or further information a. y
rates of freight apply at the companys office,
ner of Camp and Common streets.
j. X. kENDRICk, General superintendent
New Orleans. January 20. 18Th JAZZ
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IMPORTS.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

MOBILE-Steamer Frauces-93 bales cotton az
sunGrics
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-18

BAYOU MACON.
Regular Black River. Tensns and Bayou
Macon Packet.
Leaves SATURDAY, March l8, at P. NJ.
ne,~c,~ h For Floyd. Monticello.
H. - Richardson's. Purvs' Delhi. Joe's
yiiffIi&8 Bayou, Warsaw, Crocket,'s Point
q E1zk1z1kasSE Egypt, Brahms, Os'orn's, Chan
ders, Calloways Gut Oh. and all landings on
Tensas and Black rivers The steamer
BIG HORN,
w. T. EoRMENr, Master, W. T. GILLIAN and T. =
CrNY, Clerks
Will leave as above. For freight or passage. apply
on board, OF to GEORGE ID. RIIE,
mhl4 Agent. ~ TchouptoulAs street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-18

Tensas and Bayou Macon Packet.
Leaves EVERY TUESpH, at p. M.
<esams~ h For Delhi, Mouth of J0c,s
H. S Bayou, Warsaw, Crocketts, Egypt
Landing. Osborne's, Chandlers
n - RGabeau's Landing, Black and Lit
tie rivers, and iptermediate landinss-The first.
class and feet passenger packet
LIZZIE HOPKINS,
r. G. RAwLINGs. Master; p. A WORK Clerk;
VIII leave as above. For freight passage apply
on board. or to W.: d. SURLS,
No. Common street.
Freight and passengers taken fer all coast land
ings. mh7
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MOLAssEs, CUBA, ,359L5U
New OrI'ns 9UMl 10
Sugar H'se. .7O0DI 10
NAILS, u kegs 500G 10
ONIONS. Rbus1 1902 90
OIL. Kerosene, & 4545O
Machinery. 1901 90
SPECIE, Gold MIOY
Silver..... Ml Oh
PoTAT's, Iris l 0OM2 OO
Sweet. bus QUO! 90
RICE, Carolina lb 8 ulU
SHOT, flbag. 5U@12 SIS
SALT, Liverp.2 20@2 25
SOAP, Bb,. .93Mll
SPIRITS, Alcohol,gi7 50
brandy A 00O12 OU
Gin 30 00@7 81
Rum. q OU@7 90
Whiskey. i 35@4 Uu
SUGAR, Crus j. Z. .lG
Brown .14@I5
STARCH, q b.. 04QolU
TEA, Green ID 00Qt2 OU
Black, Il 00@l ~
TOBACCO, Chw. .G0@ol on.
Smoking, ID. .50@1 Oh
VINEGAR, Wine, .50@6(-
Fronch. -. al 70
WINE, Cham. 28@35 90
Port, pgal9O0@5 81.
Sherry. 8 50@6 CO
Madeira. q 50@5 70
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WHOLESALE PRICES CUKhNNr.

APPLES, SiDu.l U0QI2 0D
BAdGIN0, .22@33
BALE ROPE, Manii,0 ,0t25
.orWes5}ib 8012
BUTTER, North. 4OD5U
Country, 54 Ii. .22W3O
BACON. Hams. .2O023
Sides, u Ii. .13@l4
Shoulders :. 1I@13
CANDLES, Sperm4ON7U
Adamantine ftl6@l9
COTTON YARN1 3OG61 4U
COTTON, Stct NJ, IA
Middling :. .l3
Low Midl'g, -. IL
Good Ordny,.... :. IL
Ordinary. .12i
CHEESE, Z. D. h. 20@21
L hCtOTy ...... 16fD22
COFFEE, Rio, Ylb17@b22
Laguayra .210o23
Java .28 03U
Flour, Co. 700@l00O
Northern .G50@l1 90
GRAIN, Corn / i5@
Wheat i 40 01 so
Oats. 90@l 90
Peas -. Il COOL rs
HAY, North, 49cwt.1 Gu
HIDES, Dry, Bib123@le
Green n...........@6
LARD, T3ib. is
LIME, u Dbl. 2 G502 rs
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NNHE above Company offers all the aoyan.
4 tages usually granted by other compa-
mes, together with some peculiar to iteeif.
IL 10 tho only truly mutual Company in the
south. AH profits are divided among it's
policy holders annually. No stockholders 10
absorb any portion. Dividends paid in oash
at the end Of the first year.
IL Is more iberdt than any Comya any in This
that all policies are non.f fort eitubte after the
payment OF one annual premium, and no
VIOLATION OF the conditions OF the policy (eaye
surrender value. -''
It's affairs. in every respect, are managed
with The greatest prudence and economy.
Nearly sou, 600 received during its fret fiscal
year, Nlth November,) and only So 600 paid
out on death claims," in the same time
oeing less than four per cent of same. and
less than 81 to each SC, 600 at risk
Such management gives much better assn
rance OF future stability and profit than the
mere statement and promises of agents of
computes not so conducting their business.
no matter how large the amount OF their
business or assets
by assuring in this Company your premi
ums paid will be under the manac ement of
men OF well-known ability and integrity at
home, and not sent off to return only at your
death. The State is annually drained of
hundred of thousands of dollars by premiums
paid to companies out Of the State.
Feb l6 tlmo
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y6rclsn ARaIrss

tii,FARISs March ia number of Ger
mans have purchased a piece of ground
at iBougivil, in tho reimbursement OF Yer
sailles, for the purpose of burying their
dead countrymen who have been tempo
rarily inferred in the vicinity.
p Precautionary measures have been
adopted by the French authorities
against the communication of Infection
to people and soldiers from unburied
oorpses; also, against the spread of the
rinderpest among cattle.
Another Radioai journal has been
seized by the police.
The Orleans Railway has been re.de-
livered by the Germans into the hands
OF the French.
It is reported that the newspaper stamp
duty is re-arranged at two oentimes daily
on all journals, both in Paris and the
departments. Political journals must
each lodge $4,000 francs with the De-
partment Of Finance as security for pay
ment of the duty.
The Rouen Independent, for advising
the people to display emblems of mourn
Ing during the recent review of the Ger
man troops, hns been suppressed and its
proprietors fined 1000 francs.
LONDON, March 17.-Orleans has been
ovuSuoVCU OJ tuo ImuuSs Ii Is Tu-
mored Prussia offers to sell Mulhouse
back to France for 200, 900, 900 francs.
Peace negotiations for definitive treaty
will commence Monday. The French
Government has decided to place on the
market 2,500,000 francs in three per
cent. rentes.
In the House Of Lords tonight, Earl
Cameron stated that of 30O 900 barrels
Of powder in the Government arsenals.
all but 800 were worthless, and thai be
;deplored heapashy of Governments when
the state Of Europe was so warlike.
;Eugenie and the Prince are at Dover,
to meet the Emperor.
rHThe, celebration of st. Patrick's day
'is general throughout Ireland. No dis
orders.
PARIS. March 1.-THE Prussians gave
1000 Chasaepots to the French for use
In case of need here. Disorders CONT
nue., but are not alarming
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Early Cabbage Plants.

HaI1y OdDDage PIantB.
'U!HE large demand for PLANTS has er.
l. hausted the supply Of Bchweinfnrt.
now oher for sale Early Wyman. u fine market
t,;ahy. txa;reey. neads ea1ly, large size, brings tho
~ Early jersey. Wakefield, from true seed.
ihis variety always commands a premium
ana is iayorite with gardeners.
ihese plants are perfection. Vigorous growth:
being transplanted. are hardy and ready for
the garden. For sale at HEIkITSH'S
marcr lO Diug Store
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gists and dealers. Depot in Columbia, &. e.
At dEIaEn ~ Mc9nEaoR's. Drnggists s18
WANTED-An active. energetic woman.
w to take charge or the Pantry, Kitchen
anu Dining Rooms at tho S. c. Lunatic Asy-
lum. Must understand pastry cooking Good
references required. To a suitable person a
salary or $240 per annum will be paid with
ooalo ana lodging. j. F. ENSOR,
Marcn 10 Superintendent, &C.
GPECIAL NOTICE.-Hereafter ali ntoros
~ and Bar Rooms, Except Drug Stores
must be closed on the Sabbath. BY order:
JOHN A. JACKSON,
hIIIch Chief of Police
NoTTON SEED OIL CAKE can be had
at all tines, and in any quantity, 0.
Jan AI e. HOPE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

TRIAL OF THE New SAN FRANCISCO
FLYING-M MACHINE. - From the San
Francisco Bulletin, January 1.-The
newly-invented "fiying-machine" was
put in operation yesterday, with con-
siderable success. When everything
WAS frightened aud got in good
rrnning order, and the propeller az
ranged to cause elevation, il was just
l2i o'clock. The fire for raising steam
was then kinIled, and in one minute
and 1t quarter steam was opened. All
2:4S p. NJ. the MACHINE was cut Ii o e,
and the propeller started. She then
rose most gracefully in the air, amid
the cheers of the or wd who had gath
cred TO witness the accen ion. The
machine was guided 10y cords attach
ed TO both ends of the balloon, and in
the hands of persons on the ground.
She assembled about fifty feet and sail
ed along about block, when she was
pulled down To have her boiler replen-
ished. Again. she arose this
time to a height of about 300
f ct All the machinery connected
with it worked TO the perfect satisfac-
ton of the inventor, who intends To
place it on public exhibition at some
place, of which notice Will be given.
The name given her is L" America"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

country.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

a noise.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

With charact; ristic adherence fol-
things decent and respectable the ass
who pulls the concern called the Nor
ristown Gnzefte, has refused to take
the Ne,rs from his 2. o. Well, we are
sorry. We have cropped his cars,
painted out the black stripe across his
shoulder, poured croton oil on his
thick hide, feed him Browns Dron-
chiaI TrOches to alter his voice, and
even dared to pull Jim White from
astride his naked back, but its all TO no
purpose. He is an #ss at last. Since
the Grecneville Convention we have
furnished him copy of the Ncus
gratis, but it seems unsuited to Ills
faculties. He would rather carry Jim
White and browse on verbs than
Illustrate the transmigration of souls
by reading the NCWa.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

THERE is ne reason why the dis
pute between Virginia and Tennessee
about the bon DIARY line may not e
settled during the present year, sine
bJth legislatures have acted. Il
Bristol falls to Virginia our trade in
runaway marriages will be broken up ::
We will be deprived of the privilege of
backing the mayors eye ard stand
ing on the opposite side of the street
to admire the color and show him how
we enjoy the joke; of smashing the
street lamps of Goodson and throw
mo stones irto the council chamber
ard then invit, the constable and
, .anrll ia ;ake drila w,ta u.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27
0KU-IkIUAv Killed,

The LebaT on Herald of the 10Th
inst. makes the following statement:
lone day last week, rs Mr.. Jackson
was riding along, some five or six miles
from Gainesboro, in Jackson county,
he vas halted by two men in disguise
and told to dism0unt. As he get off
his horse the men fired on him. He
returned the fire, killing one of them
on the spot. The other escaped, and
Mr.. Jackson does not know whether
ne WAS wounded or not. The man
killed was notorious rascal in that
county, by the name of VIM. Daily,
and he had been accused of stealing
from different persons. He was in the
Confederate army at the beginning of
the war, and deserted and joined the
Federal army. After the killing, Mr..
Jackson rode to a house and told the
inmates what he had done, and re-
queSted them to take care of the body.
The citizens of Jackson county ap-
prove of the course pursued by Mr..
Jackson, and rejoiccd at the radiance
effected by his instTumentality.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27
SYR;NG AND SINNER Catgs.: OF rs1f
WILL COMMENCE

WILL COMMENCE
WEDNESDAY, MARCH, 22I, and contin-
ue four month =. :
The Lee lures will be delivered Jointly BY
TIE Faculty aift 44,Ijunct Faculty, ,he Tor.
mer Civ ing Special Courses, and the Who'll,
nfforling II complete curriculum OF mc,iica
instruction, 81 m Mtary and practi,.l. ?.
CLINICS: a Medical, u surgical, WOm-
ans and Chiliren's linic, and II Clinic toI
the Eye and Ear.
3 Opportunities for Exercises in Diagnosis
nd Prescribing, in Operative and Minor
Surgery, and Practical Chemistry, aforde,
the student TN Icr CHI eful suporvi5ioa.
Attention is called to the advantages pre-
scented in this Course for acquiring a practi-
cal knowledge of the Diseases OF Warm Sea
sons and Climates, constituting the larger
proportion of all the diseases requiring tnt
care OF the practitioner in the Middle anv
Southern States.
The Faculty; though not exacting attend
ance Oh this Course cOndi,ion for, Il c
Degree, are so impress. dvith its imsorraDc,
to thorough professional training, that the. j,
encourage IT by crcditing the Fees on the
Tickets of the Winter Session, aud by en-
ploying the facilities for board under THEN
control, so as practically to ena lie the stu
dent to enjoy its advantages with trihing
addition to the cost of the Winter Lectures
alone. And in view Of the provisions made
in it for elemnntary instruction, they dis
pense with the requisition of the years pre-
vious study With preceptOr, either for ad-
mission to this Course, or for candidacy for
the Degree, to those who have otherwise
complied with the usual requirements.
For ammo Incement with details, or other
information, address
III. l.. JAMES, M. D., >
REGISTRAR OF Adjunct FACULTY,
20S East Grace St., Richmond Va.
Jan 27-2t.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

The SPECIAL committee +. ON the
Senate to manufacture and report a
Ku-Klux story is announced as
MesSrs. Scott, of Pennsylvania Viii
son, of Massachusetts Dice. of Ar
kansas; and Chandler, Of Michigan,
all Republicans; and Bayard, of Della
ware. Democrat. Why the duce the
speaker failed to pnt Frownlow on we
cannot tell He is an expert at ku-
Klux falSyfyins and stands ready to
swear (for he like; to swear the en
tire South needs rcconstruct:n%.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27
BOUGHT OUT TTHE STATE.

1t looks very much like Sweep o /
has bought out the State of North
Carolina. Bailed in the sum of 5000, :
600, with security in a like sum he
has contrivcd to have a pen drawn
through so much of the bond as TO
make it about worthless. Tile bond
went from the Attorney-Ce Generals Of
flee to tie clerk of Buncombe coun-
ty and when received was found in
the condition above named. Wheth-
er the lines were stricken out by the
Chief Justice, the Attorney General,
or by Swcepson does not appear, but
from the previous behavior of Chief
Justice Pearson, We are ready to at
tribute anything to him. 1t would
be a pity that the task-mastcr. who
lords it over Cardinals convictS.
should be robbed of the plel :
ed right to battle his lash in this
felons blood. Justice may pursue
the vampires, who lave st:fled Ten
nessee and the CarJlinas thr u b
many narrow way, but she will not
have her own till their tracks are lost
in the dark waters that lash a Pluto
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

4 STANCE SPORY.-We learn from
the KT oXviile Cu,oicie tlf;t Mr. Geo.
SuS0ng, of JeffesrSon county, some
time ago drove a large number of
hogs to North CaFnlina.-Aboutt two
weeks ago. while on his return home.
he stnppe,! for the night at a house in
the mountains, where entertainment
was offered. On being shown to his
room his stlspicions were aroused by the
landlord locking the door on the out
side. He began to look about for means
to escape, if necessary. On looking
under the bed a sight was presented
that almost CONCEALED his bloo'l-the
body of Il man with his throat cut from
ear to ear. Time WAS precious for life
was at stak. and his plan was formed.
lie placed the, dead bO'y in bed, COW
cred it mp nicely, eXtinguished the
light, and got beh nd the door to
await the results. About midnight he
heard sical;hy steps aprroa hing, the
door WAS softly olHned and five forms
pa -! into the room. He did not
" to sec the result, but Slip ell out
% the O:en door and "hecled itn for
life Next morning he found friend>
to. whom he related his adventure
They returned in force and succeeded
in capturing four Of the Williams. The
fifth isstill mt large, but it is to be
hoped that he, too, VIII fall into the
hands of justice.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27


TIE site of the Sullivan county
Manufacturing Company's intended
Improvements at River Bend, affords
power enough to drive all the mills
and manufacturing establishments in
Tennessee. At present there is a
forge and saw mill in operation and
the stock subscril ed amounts TO about
SIS, 600. To dcvelop this magnif-
cent property the company ought to
have a capital sIock of 500, 00G.-
The investment, if managed by ctive,
energetic men, would return a hand
some dividend and develop business
that would enrich the company. Far
mcrs will find here a better investment
than any lands they may add to their
estates.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

y Paris correspondent OF the World
thinks the city must very soon capitu,
late. Gen. Ducrat wants to put HIM
self at the head of two hundred thou
sand men and cut his way out, while
Trochu still thinks he can break the
German line.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27
Btiste! 81 ms,
FRIDAY, January II, 1871

Mes.rs. 1iken e. 20. are orr 0ufhof1S-
efogcHfs TO 05tGiu ami receipt for sub
cri0.ions to the Ne us at Union,
Tenn. Parties desiring to subscribe
can cpies' their clab lists at the most
advantageous rates eUer Altered an this
counfy.V.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27
Holden.

/. RALEIGH, Jan. 23.-The High Court
OF impeachment convened to-day
Governor Holden filed all answer to
the articl, # Impeachment. The l.
swer is very voluminous, the document
covering two huiid.'ed pages OF f,ois
cap. The lnaiiasers will make their
replication Tomorrow, and the trial
will then proceed regularly. The mama
gers retain Ex-(iov. Bragg, Ex-Gov.
Graham and Hon. A. s. Merriman as
counsel, Governor Holden retains
Hon: VIM. ii. Smith. Edward Cum
nlnghanf, Richard G. Badger, Hon.
Nathaniel Poyden and j. N. Meteor
Eln
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

AT meeting of the citizens Of
Giles, the other day. it was resolved
that if West Virginia refused to pay
her portion of he debt of Virginia.
as Virginia was not morally nor in
equity bound for the whole, she ought
to refuse to pay more than her just
proportion of the same.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27

MAIL RoUTE.-In the United States
Senate on the 18th, Mr.. Johnson pre-
scented the position of +. Grayson
praying the established of mail route
from Poplar Hill to Glade Spring
Depot, Va, which was referred to the
Committee on Post-oflices and Post
Roads.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-27
Wants to Dc Esargrd.

COLUMBUS, Jan. lS.-Andrew Breul-
Jingle was sentenced to be hung in
Allen county, next Friday, but the
Governor committed his sentence for
|. even weeks. He t, e ~sI !, to- lay, to
Gov. Hays, through the sheriff, that
he desired to be hung next Friday ac-
cording to the original sentence.