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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06
VOL. VI.

the great increase in cost consequent
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Will be made in the price.
EVERY SATURDAY will thus become
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They do not intend to rely for their
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THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.-the official returns made by
the several annual conferences of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in the
United States held during 1870 furnish
the following interesting statistics =
Bishops, s; annual conferences, 72;
travelling preachers, 9,193; local
preachers. l.104; total preachers of all
grades, "A .234 members, i'm full con-
nection, ,I73 ,099; members on proha-
ton. 194 ,0;J5; total lay members,
.367, I34; number Of churches, 49,
373; number of parsonages, 4,179;
value of church edifces, 81, GA ,591
value OF parSouaees. =, 7,293, ,5I3; num-
Der IF Sunday schools, 1922; Sun
day school teachers, S9,4l2; Sunday
school scholars. ] ,22l ,3a8; benevolent
cnlIeciione, SaG7 $50. These figures do
not include the statistics of the for
eign missions in China, Bulgaria and
South America, the official returns
from which have not yet been re-
ceived.
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MINUTE MACHINERY.-T The most cx-
traordilfary machinery in the eXhibi-
ton at London is, beyond question,
the one for microscopic writing. This
enables person to write in the usual
way, and to duplicate his wri-
ting a million times smaller, so
small, indeed, that it is invisible 10
the naked eye, yet with a powerful M
croscope becomes so plain that every
line and dot can be seen. Practical y
it will be of great service in preventing
forgeries. With one Of these machines,
a private mark may be put on bills 50
nindto end perfect that the forget can
neither perceive or initiate it, but the
bank clerk or broker, knowing wi er
to look, can at once detect that the bill
is genuine. The machine is the in
vention of a Mr.. Peters.
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WHO'S TIE RnGUEf

WHO'S THE ROGUEl
4 HsGrtss old fellow Is provling about
Il the Geld and in garden: you can keep him out
No mattrr how tall
You build up youT wall,
Es' II and way over in spite Of Il all
on the glass Of the window his pictures you'll see
A grand exhibition, admission is free >
He works hard at night
Bhils the stars glitter bright:
Bat. when ths sun rises, he keeps out Of sight.
Hen sketch you = snow covered mountain or tree
4 torrent all frozen, ship out at sea.
lie draws very fast:
But his work does not last
Il fades when the chill of the night time Is past.
Baforo ihs sun rises, while hardly tits light,
lie feels Of the fruit aud takes a sly bite:
Ils has a fine taste,
Though great deal he II waste;
Then of he will go In very great haste.
Now who do Won think this old fellow may be,
The bright sparkling work Of whose fingers we see
All winter he ~ stay
IUbnt rhsll
DE ' this.-tha; his 6rst uanie begins with J.
--AUsT CLhR, in Nursery Hdgayine.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06

Mn. SEWARD is yet on his great
travel around the world. Fairly in
October he came near being thwart d
I'll his effort to see the ruler # Japan
On his way up the bay to the city Of
Yeddo he encountered 4 tyPhoon OF
enormous magnitude. On his return
10 America be will find himself swept
away by the great Democratic typhoon
which is destined to cleanse ard pu-
rify the government Of the Union. -
Hapy Radical, if he should never r,-
tuTn,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06

a PETRIFIED HUMAN BETNGS.-A
Mr.. HOllister, of Hamilton gives some
facts concerning the petrification of an
old lady named Mrs. Nancy Briggs
who died fifteen years ago aged seven
ty-siX, and was buried about two miles
northwest of Somerville, PrebIe coun-
ty, Ohio. Three days ago her friends
dug up the body for the purpose of
bringing it to Hamilton, and placing it
i'll their family lot at Greenwood Gem
etery at that place. The great weight
of the contents of the coffin induced
theseXtQn to open 1t, all who witnessed
the proceeding were astonished on be-
holding that what was once Mrs.
Briggs III the flesh had beeen trans
formed almost entirely to solid stone
and now weighed over 500 pounds, in
stead of 1876 pounds-her weight before
she died. In digging her first grave
water was found, and it had to he bailed
out to receive ker remains. The pres
ence of The water containG line and
other material is supposed to be the
cause of the petriiicatiOn. During the
two days the remains of Mrs. Briggs
were kept in the receiving vault at
Hamilton, they were visited by a large
number of citizens of both sexes who
were amazed at the curious phenome-
nOu SO rare of occurrence.
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DECLINE IN TEA COFFEE & suGA

DECLINE IN TEA COFFEE & SUGAR.
After the first of January there
ought to be some abatement in the
Prices of tea, coffee, sugar, and spices.
On that day a reduction takes place Of
fifteen cents a pound in the duty on
tea, of about one and quarter cent a
cents q pound on coffee. On spices
there will be large reduction, and also
a large addition to the free list; this
last mainly in the special interest of
the manufacturers. The surplus rev.
euue for future years is estimamated
by protectiOnist organs at one hundred
millions per aunum, and they propose
to keep it up at his figure for their own
benefit and that of the bondhOlders.-
Lg7acR5m,, Repubiicdn.
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The large Herring safe of the South
ern Express company, rescued from
the ruins of the Spottswood Hotel
Tuesday afternoon. vas opened yes
terday and found to contain Sl5, 900
in bank notes and $1,000 in checks,
making in all $4,000. The notes,
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JNo. II. RurIatt WAS arrested in
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ttious charge in order to prevent his
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The NEXT APP0RTI )NMENT.-Th
House of Representatives now has pa
members. BY the new law, Congress.
under the next aPportiOnment, is to
have pa members. The census returns
indicate that the population is about
-, ,elo, 900, an increase of :. .00J. 900 since
1860. This will give about l63. .25S pop
ulation to member. The New Eng
land States Will each lose one mem
her, Massachusetts, losing two. New
York will lose four, Pennsylvania and
OHIO three each. Of the Southern
States, Virginia, North Carolina. and
Kentucky will lose one each and Texas
will galu one. Of the Western States.
Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa, Wiscon-
sin aud Kansas gain one each, ard IL
linoi> and Missouri two. New Jersey
1t Is thought may gain one. and tits the
only State on the Atlantic coast which
will gain. Of the whole country.
New England loses seven, the Middle
States nine, and the Southern Stat :.
three. while the West gains nine-the
: -;dc States remaining as therefore,.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06

THE BIG SANDY RAILROAD TO BE
BUILT. Lexington, (Ky) o.
SerUer, of oath inst, says: "Our read
ers will rejoice with us when we an
nounce, as we do now, that the great
enterprise, the Big Sandy railroad, is
a success at last. The road will be
built. The committee of our citizens
which has been in consultation in Gin
cinnatti with Messrs. Cutler, Jones
u Co., the cOntr; ctors, returned Thurs
day night, and now report the con-
tact closed for the building of the cas-
tern division of the Elisabethtown,
Lexington and Big Sandy railroad,
commencing at Lexington and run
ming to the Big Sandy river. Four
thousand hands are to set to work
about the first of next March, and the
road is to be completed in two years. +"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06

BLACKwooD'S MAGAZINE for Dc
ccmper, american Edition-The Leo
nard Scott Publishing House, 40
Fulton street, New York. Black
wood has long stood at the head of
British periodical literature and but
little need be said by us in commen-
dation of 1.-THE table of contents
is: Why is Prussia Victorious; The
Poetry aud Humor of the Scottish
Language-Part II; The Rights OF
Majorities; Narrative of the Red Sea
expedition Earl's Dcnc-part XIV ;
More Roba Di Roma-Castle St. An
geIos-Part 1 Thoughts Suggested
by the War. The beginning of the
year is a good time to subscribe.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06

throw the old State government which
Congress set in motion by impeach-
ing Governor Holden fully warrants
such legislation. 1t is doubtful, how
ever, Notwithstanding all this talk, if
anything is even introduced. Possibly
it may go as far as the Tennes see case,
bill for just such Il purpose having
been introduced a year ago, and re-
manned dormant in the reconstruction
committee ever since.
Efforts to cOnciliate the administra-
ton and Senator Sumner continue,
but with very little show of success
The friends of the President are afraid
that with reinfOrcen ents, both in the
House and Senate, when the session
reopens, on the side of the chairman
of the foreign relations committee, the
war will still wax more lively than be-
fore.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06

TIE Lynchburg RcDubijco'5 is out
in favor of the reelection ef Senator
Johnston. The step is the more inn
portant as it will thus leave Mr.. Suth-
SrIin to the y. d G, w. r. r. for us.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06

There has been over two and a half
times AZ many hogs paC ked in the west
rs were shown at the same period
of last year. The figures are for 1863.
39S. .O57 and for 1870. 2,6S8, ,3l9.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06

The effort to rcimpose the old and
Onerous tax on Tennessee merchants
is too unjust and dishonest a measure
to be justified by even the present
financial rrIin of the State.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06

A newspaper was recently received
in London from Paris by balloon mail,
which was a marvel in its way. 1t
was not much larger than an inch and
a half square, and contained a photo
graphic reduction of seven printed
columns of news cut from the Paris
journals. The contents were deciphera-
bic y the aid of very powerful
magnlfylng glass and a strong light
RichnlOnd HhiQ.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06

The Georgia victory gets larger
We have almost swept the state and
have piled up a majority of nearly
O,00O
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06
rReM WasH.FGTOV.
Talk Abcut RecOnStsac:ing North Carolina
tgain. &C.

WAsHINGTON, dee. 2S.-A Western
Republican Senator says he is serious
" considering the advisability of in
Producing "A bill i'm Congress to again
reconstruct North Carolina. He de-
clares that the course of the Democrats
IN that State in attempting 10 ova--
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06

SALE OF BANK EFFECTs.-The as
sets of the old Exchange Bank of Vir-
ginia were sold in Richmond, Thurs
day, 10y George w. Camp, of Norfolk,
receiver. The articles sold, says the
Dispatch, consisted mainly of notes
and other evidences of debt, bonds.
mostly Confederate, hut some few Vir-
ginia and North Carolina bonds issued
during the war. The sale was made
for cash, or notes of the Exchange
Bank at fifty cents in the dollar. The
aggregate amount Of sales was about
$50 900, the largest purchasers being
Gen. Bradley T. johnson and Thos.
Branch, the latter investing about
500, 900. Among the articles sold was
fire millions Of dOitdrS in Confederate
bonds, which brought so; one million
of dollars of Confederate notes sold for
$50; thirteen thousand five hundred
dollars in Virginia and North Carolina
bonds, issued during the war, sold for
$50. The clearinghouse and lot of
the Ciarksville branch sold for s., 500,
and that at Weston, with nine acres of
.r"ound, on which there was lien of
81 900, sold for 81 500. The individual
ds sold very low as a general,
hi 2, two of SIS. 600 each brought
$50 apiece The attendance was very
good, and the bidding on some of
the articles very spirited.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06
FOR THE IUVENiI,Es.

ToMMY'S ADVICE To TIE CROW.
Crow, crow, YOU look very grave:
Bot people do W hisreT that you are a kuave;
That you lark in the fields to pilfer our cora;
And a robber have been from tho time you
uerO born.
Crsw Crow, ynG wear a black coat;
And you usv.sr iulge In = blithe, Jolly note :
y'ut Tor 81 v..ur .ravity. sir. ] think
Tou worse than the madcap bobolink.
lie does not dress talk like a saint
He drawls not, nor pIearhes he uses 20 paint !:
Fut he lets our corn and our rye alone
Aud he carries away RO food but bis own.
little honesty, sir would be
The betiSr for yo1 and the better for me:
Step being n robber, stop breaking the law,
oC dod your black habit and nev srsNy, - Cav"
1EILr CARTER, m Nursery Magazine.
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06

TIE official majority of Maj Frank
Hereford for Congress in the third
West Va. Dist. is LIB.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06

A Coop APPOINTMENT = Capt
Richard Wooling, for several years
past in charge of one of the packet
boats on the James River & Kanawha
line, and favOrably known to the
travelling public, has been appointed
Il conductor on the Va. & Tenn. rail
road.-LyRchbarg Republican.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06

TIE bill providing for the sale 0
the delinquent railroads has passed
both houses at Nashville.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06

4 0S 1ags RIO AMI Laeuira Coffee.
oAn Barrels Bro n and Refined sugar.
L0O LEE, TAYLOR L CO.
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06

FIRE IN KNOXvILLE.-Three frame
buildings situated on Gay street, in
Knoxville, and occupied respectively
ty Messrs. David & Bro, confection-
ers, w. a. Hill, cigar, dealer, and John
Crowley were destroyed by fire on
Sunday Morning last.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-01-06

y FRAUDULENT INSURANCE COM
PANY-THE New HAVEN HOME -Neic
LiuCcn, Ct., Dec. 30.-A meeting of
the stockholders of the New Haven
Insurance company has discovered that
the stock has never been over S40O, 900
though nominally $100O9, 900. The
company in 1867 made false reports.
asset! c 5Ses Sy sa 9 Th Sen eSSEedT han an
been notified to stop issuing policies.
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ing is the valuation of the taxable
property in two of the townships OF
Smyth county. The estimate for Rich
Valley township has not been CON-
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