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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
Er. rs:.snY..ss q miw EssEe.

SINGULAR ACCIDENF-A LADY 5
/ DRESS ON FIRE on THE STREET. "A
Richmond letter TO the Petersburg IN
dc.c says: Sunday afternoon, just
about ) o'clock, a singular accident oc-
cured on Broad street, which came
near being attended with very serious
results. \ lady and gentleman Mr..
q. w. Baghy) were standing on the
southeast corner Of 9Th and that street,
awaiting the arrival of hollywood
bound street car, when the gentleman
discovered that the lady's dress was on
ire. He Immediately set to- work TO
pat it out, bat the dress being of very
light and iniammable material, the
fire spread too rapidly for him, and for
an instant threatened entirely 10 ell
velope the victim in its fiery embrace
At this moment good fortune brCugh;
Major Z. p. Gailigs 80 The spot, aAd he
at once clearly unprecedented the state
of affairs and stripped himself oi his
coat and wrapped ii around the lady
so closely Is 10 KEEP down ANA uiti-
matcly to smother the flames, which
before he came up had hared as high
as the lady's head.
I'm a few minutes several other gen
telmen We're upon the spot, and the
fire was oCn extinguished and the lady
cared for by removal to n private res
idence near hY. 7 o., h nearly d, ad
fromfrirht, her injuries wgre found
to beof trifling character.
The origin Of the fire is not positive
" known, bat is generally supposed
to have originated from sparks falling
from pipe, which Mr.. BaSby was
smoking at the time"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01

The prospect is cctt2ialy Cheering
Oar readers WI. see ar extIact from
the Baltimore Gazette in another col
umn. Also. Z statement Of our Rich
mond correspondent with regard to
the engiucers.
Here is the extract from the Rich
mond correspondent under date Of
2 ID August.
I congratulate you on the gool
news in regard to the Norfolk and
Great Western Rail Road Col
rioarnoy's iaIcfatig4b!e exe:tions, j:
seems, have at hast been crownco
Siih success, and he is aboGt to erect
lis own monument in the o >trUctioi
% a great liic OF rdi!,o ID that will b.
( 4 Blessing 70 his state, and that will
keep his memory green in the hcaft>
of grateful generations. The work
between DlHsiiie and Bristol is to be
/ pGt under Contract as soon as possible,
AID some of Tie G gineers to be en-
gagged in the Guai surveys, are row IN
Ibis city, making preparation to en-
ter on their Iabors.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
Denver City.


y correspondent OF the baltimore
Gn-cffc, writing from the splendid
,.,,,,,,, cit,. of DaDor Colorado saws
o""S - -, g.
III Is tEc EalI-Way point betNech OF
Louis and San Francisco. Very true,
and this will ro far towards account
:.- -. - ,-.a-,-.1, T. u,ou1d
ing ioI 40 "''O
DC wen 10 feIheuiper 'iiaI iIiS'oi Is
practically the halfway IGint between
81 Louis and Norfolk. and Ike Dem
-. II, .,.,,.,;, H. -. e.ro,,.tI !,
q - " -'' ''''' 10 . ~ -
! those VINO refuse 10 reason upon such
data as never misloads. We append
,bo foIIo,vinu dissertation of the grand
0"i1o"ilN'i'S0 "a iOO'''e 81 ''i'N %
those OF Bristol we viii speak OF them
in many a future issue OF the NcCS-
.I,oo.
ne climate OF Denver Is uiy anu
healthy, me nights coOl ana without
dew; ne tiieill'oiietei s"Liie'iliieS
reaches SO- III SuilliieL' WINE me III
Ieis are sehei"lis iiiilu' WIN Ccc'''loii-
al ~, low anu c"iu ,''e :. $1,000 l..
nc sce"Tl@ 10 5i"liN ~ o-'u ' uEo
cI!l1I"h; tiit I'd. - a ,s'at u''uu
latiil@ pam, sIIttciiiiiS "a "o INC &!
eau Le'tCil aiti'o,u t'ii,' soit Do
covered Ni'ti IluIIltlots sI"sSTs, Du'
Vi III ~
lef av ~ rD Ia - 49, nm
ioi.S alion I,Li'fu ~, .r,,''d' - H.,
iIhitS d. i''''SI -. H. ,i,1 Iiu''S ~ 'l'
est are oISn ~ - 90. as 'ii',
NOISES g. 81 ne t',,i,i', 10y
il'es Oh s'.tiiis Min ~ 'i'e i,,'''"H %
tlle g'anG anu IN. CIV t,,''' .,,'
VIM. l',i ~ o,i,i' 'i,iU,'.i I''C IL
li,''i ,ilSiv ioi ."o ,,,;,'
,'',,, W" - If n,o,i6nart -, Of
%, - ~ - H., III ,,oj
,'''' 80 .,-'' dngn =, So. 90.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
The A. &C. Il. r.

Mr. Stanton replies to the charge
lat he attempted to bride Coy. Lind
So, of Alabama. lie admits having
paid the $3.50, 900 to Mckay, but
IcKay and Lindsay both deny it. To
5clieve TIE whole Of StantOn's story
il to believe that he drives a very
,3ase bargain, and it lifts out Of the
domain Of wonder the fact that the
road is now saddled with a debt of
4ISO,00O. One>third Of a million
gone and uothing to show for it. The
consideration promised 70 Mckay
was that Lindsay should rot seize the
lad. But Lindsay has seed the
road and neither he nor Stanton can
IN it. In the mean time. tie open
gsp between Selma and Mobile is be-
i filed up. and in twelve months
&c Selma. Rome & Dalton road will
connect at Chattanooga with Mobile
s::d New Orleans.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
A WORD.

II reply to cur article on the sub
ct OF Consolidation. Virgin l. An.
II anonymous writer in the Abingdon
iryinian, makes lame and inpo-
-.nt'rejoipder which amounts to and
as intended to be an abandonment
{ a discussion which he has neither
re capacity nor decency to continue.
e asserts that ''Lhe Bristol NearS is
re common defender of railroad mo-
.opolies." As lie cannot know this
TO be true, he is responsible, morally,
c.r having uttered an "trU.b, and as
- is not capacitated to either appre.
late or understand the motives which
have prompted us to course which
is dispIeasing to his prejudices and
i"Stincts, we hang him in the pillOry
/ falseh0od and leave him.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
THE DEFEAT OF LOHGFEH-
LOW.
Details o. tSse Race
;sEsd Performance 81 tie sy5ss-
From the Worlds Saratoga Lc.ter.I

From the Worlds Saratoga letter.
Betting, previous to the start. was
/ three to one on Longlellow against
/ Heimbold. Both horses had evident
( ~ undergone careful preparation.-
/ HelmbolG's dark chestnut coat shone
/ like piece of silk, while Longfellow
was not whit behind his competitor
! in point OF looks, albeit that he was a
trifie too fat and did not seem to have
undergone the grand PREPARATION to
fit him for the work before him, AT
the start, which was affected with
Helmboid five lengths in front. from
his style Of getting of. many thought
Mcclellan. who was on Helm bold. was
under orders 20 force the pace, but as
they came into The turn JOHNNY was
seen pulling the anxious one almost
double, while Longfellow, with his
long, sweeping stride, rapidly gained,
and at the quarter had Il clear lead Of
a length, which he increased to near
two lengths at the half. At the three
quarters lleimbold had closed an the
gap, and was just tapping the gallant
kcntuckian. III coming up the home
stretch Loigtciiow again opened gap
so that he passed under the string q
clear length and a half in front, the
nile having been done in l:55. The
The second mile was run in about the
same order, Mcclellan trailing the
whole mile with HClmbOld we'll i'm
hand, while Joe COlston. on the favor
tie, was just letting him 90 his own
way without any effort te increase the
pace, the second mile tCing done in
1851 or 1904 for the two miles. As
Longfellow passed Huder the string he
was received with loud applause. The
third mile I.cngfcliow increased his
speed a triile, followed instantly hv
Helmbold, who, when the first quarter
was reached, was only about a half
length behind him. In going down
the back-Strctch, the race was "a very
pretty one. AID the half of Helmbold
was well mp aEd tapping the favorite
In the upper turn I.ongfellOw let out
peg, and again showed daylight be-
tween himself and his pursuer. At
three quarters, however, they were
neck and neck, and the Dgettiest part
of the race was as they both raced up
the home stretch. At the draw-gate
He!mb5 Id began II show a trihe in
front, increasing it in every stride,
and rs they passed under the string
Helmhold had a clear lead-of length.
the laird mile having been done i'm
/: 24 and the three miles in 5:43A. As
Helmhold started on the fourth mile
the cheering aud yelling,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
n. &C, w. Fs. y.

With tears in its eyes the Balti-
~rDre Gazette announces the probable
Hiding of the Norfolk e. Great Wes-
.,rn r. r. by the Pennsylvania Cen
Al Company and adds its value to
''.e Pennsylvania Central, as com
,'cte checsmate to the Southern con-
.ections of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad cannot be doubted. Bristol
l., the point west of the Allcgany
;ountains where the Virginia Roads
nnect with the Tennessee Lines.
Bristol. in fact, is the key to the
inoxville, Chattlaopgl, Memphis,
.;obile, New Orleans, Vicksburg.
shreveport and the great Southern
.'.ciiic Railroad"
This list of connections is incom-
tie without Louisville, which really
axes Bristol a key position. For
=, secure the Louisville connection
'mpeting lines must all converge at
bristol. 1t is this fact that cOncen-
;tates on Bristol TIE earnest gazc OF
r'ilroad Kings and it viii insure the
speedy building Of a city at the at
active point. Those who have the
SAcity to see, and the nerve to act
IN this suggestion. should bear in
nd, that on the 18th of next No'
,cmber there will be exposed to sale
- large credit, over 200 splendid
!rts in the town of Bristol. and when
''"y shall have been disposed of.
rose who come next must buy prop
.r.y in second hands and they must
ct course buy grately at advance pri-
IS. Such opportunities come only
'out as often as total eclipses of the
-.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
Er. a. 4. Rtee.

We clip the fJlIoHing from the
Farmri!e Ee5c Commotrsalth, touch
ms Ur \. y. i &C wloIn many o.
orr readers vii! remember as Surgeon
n charge oG the Hospital at Emory
md Henry College in 1868 ard Ga:
"Rav. 4. \. RIcE.-Wc noe, IL
Que Of eur exchanges. that this gen
tleman has recently been baptized by
immersion, and ordained IS q minis
ter in the Baptist Church. lie is
we'll Lnown and respected in Prince
Edward. ard IS a gentleman of fine
requirements and abilities.
He is a son of the late Rev. DIR.
-. H. Rice, of Hlmpdcn Sidney,
and was oace a Presbyterian minister
and afterwards a physician. His
present residence is, we believe, IL
KING & Queen county, Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
RADWAY,S REkDY RELIEF

WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATIuN OF THE KlDNEYS
INFLAMMATION OF rha BLADDER
-ISFLANIAT.U or THE BOWELS.
CUNGhSEIuN OF TIT lungs.
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING.
PsIPITATIDN GF me HEART.
MYSTERIES. GROUP, plPrNEHiA.
tATARHI, INFLUENZA
HEADACHE, TOoTT5CHE,
NEJRNtGlA. EHEUMiIl.M,
COLD CuiLLS, A0UE CH.Li.S.
Fhe apl Iir.ton CT the S5Ga'sy sse'iefto the pa'l
81 parts where tiIc pain or d-cui;y exists Viii Al
ford case lisi cuIaf,.Tt.
Trrrty dro;,s IN La!fa tumhcr Of water will il
Z w moments CURE CRAMPS. ~PAs&s, SuUR NToI-
sCG, HEARTB~EE, SICK HEsDASH", pIAHRuEA
DYsENTEuV. CaLIc, " ND ~ TIE BOWELS and oil
internal PAINS.
Travellers should always carry bottle Of Fad
WAYS ReadY I lief with t.Iem. few drops in wa
til " ii ,r-vaat sickness palms n"m change q
water. Il . better t.Ia French Bia,Gy or b:tters
Is q stinruiaI.t.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01

Gen. Butler is Candidate for The
.vornorship of Massachusetts, on the
h az Springfield he made speech
ich was full Of Ere ard pluck, dc,
lncing his opponents in unmeasur-
terms. Gen. IIawley pronounced
N a liar and blackguard. on condi-
,ns OF course he failed as any one
st and should do who would at
ut to make Buffers claims 10 such
t.nction dependant on any condi-
m whatever.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
LIGHT TEEE EASE

The Danyille Times of last week
5:
lie have reason to believe that
-. Flournoy is about TO make ar
gemcnts to build the n. &c. W.
z. Com Daayiile west TO Bristol.
we have not received the ncws
:ialn that sssry af~J has been
nged.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Ii is he tate % erc-y truly r7lU1y1, aeficine "a
be CoUNTLEFElTED. Jab hoses Sir J,aes
CL5fk'S Eside IiHS are or'eRSicely COUXTER-
FElTED. The gesWiise hure he mime ~ . IoU
A'sEs on eac' pIclG9e- .4Ho'bc-s are icart,Isss
DiSboHest d. UggiS,s endoarnT 20 seH tis counter
fits ~ maize greater prgTs.
y. Bin all cases WHERE the GENUIsF cannot he
oitsined. one Dollar enclosed to the Sole Prorria-
tor JOE MeSES, Is Cortlasat st. New York, viii
insure bottle Of the gs'gUflss, containing Fifty
P'lis. BY return mail. securely seal, & from any
know ledge Of its tohiunts -. . .
May l9th,-ly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
GEO. y. DAVIS & son,
Isl Main Stree,
Lynchbtil.g, Va.

DEALERS IN Hardware. IRON. Steel
Nails. Lforse-shoes. Leather. Shoe
Findings, Paints, oils. YnrniShes, dc.
AGENTS for FsrRBAyK's Seams, RosUR PKooF
MONEY DRATERs, STANDARD CRooUsr Srrs. &c
HIGHEST CASH prices paid for Wool in airy
qpantiiy. |
In,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
Kiaaay s Bladder Complaints,
ER. IADWAY'S
phbHHJi' pUR5E LIVE FILLS

perfectly taSteI->s. elegantly coated with sweet
gum purge regulate. purify cleanse, and strength
en-. Railways Iitl- Tor thi cure oi all di'orders
Of he stomach, Liver. Eowc =, Kidneys, Bladder,
Nervous Hi-"l~us, Headache, Constipation Cos
tiv,.uess Injig sstion, dyspepsia, iiiiiousness,
Billion. Fever. Inflammation of the Powcls, Piles,
and all Dcrauge merits OF the Internal Nisccra.-
Warranted 10 eject positive cure. Purely Nege-
table, containing mercury, Minerals, CT delete
rioUS drugs
Ee-oJscrve the following symptoms resulting
from Dis, rdsrS Of the Higestiv: Organs
Constipation, Inward Piles, Ful'ness OF the Blood
In the Head, acidity Of III" stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust Cf Food. FullneSS or freight
il the Stomach. rucatiors. Sinking or Flut-
tcIirg a the ft Of III stomach swimming Of
the y ,aI. Hurried IaL Difficult Ereaihihg.
few doses Of RABwsY's Pills will free the
system from all the above named disorders
Price . cents per Fox. SOLD ~ DRUGGISTS.
READ "a E.<E ~ TRUE Send one letter
stamp s.E : T. - = & CO.. M. = Maiden Lane,
View Y,rs, I..Cu.L..,..-. worth thousands will be
sen; Y ~ June So, lS7l.--ly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
JOB MOSES
,S/Z2 J.d.3LES cL4RH",S
FEMALE PILLS.
TO MARRIED LADIES

they are particularly suited They viii in a shor.
tins bliI on the monthly period vita rse lariiy
ard although very powerful contain nothing hurt
inl to the constitution. On all cases Of Nervous
and spinal Affections Pains IN the Back and limbs
Fatigue on slight eNertion. pslpi;atiun Of The
Heart, Mysteries and whites they will effect cur,.
when all other means have failed The pamphlets
aroHrd each package has fan dir c;iens aud ad ca
or win be sent free TO all writing for it, scaled
from observation.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
marble YAYD
IN BRISTOL

HAVE RECENTLY MADE LARGE
L additions to my stock of MARBLE
which were purchased in New York.
on the most favorable terms, | am
therefore selling at prices which
make it to tie interest of all to piT-
chase of me. rather than 90 elsewhere.
Parties purchasing here will receive
work of the best material, furnished
in any style, and will save the heavy
expense of shipping.
Orders Solicited.
"a. L. II. PROVENCE,
Bristol, Tenn.
july II, '1.-1y.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
BristeI 9e1s.
FRIDAY, September /, 1871.

.Hessrs. AikcR d %. arc our dttihoriz-
Il agents TO obtain and receipt .5or SD
riDtioas 10 the NJ rs at Union
T,Rn. Parties Desiring to s'sLscrit {
pl enter their ciStb lists at tie most
II {ca,ttagcotts rates ercr ogcrsd in TIL"
country.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01

FEVER and AGVE rug.A for tf.v cents. There Is
,,,t A remedial are,. ~ this world That viii cure
Fever aad Agao ali all Other AaiaTicus, Bilious.
scarlet Tyi mold. yellow. and other Fevers ialded
t,v RAILWAY : PILLS 80 en- ok a. RADYAT READY
RELILF Fifty cents per bottle.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
NEw ApyERgEsEs.E.sy.:: e.
E7sEEs; i 3: Is s . l.Gs=s ss;Ez;s,
.SxHsAiIEaI

For ASthHas;, Bose Coll fI1g Iercr, &c.
"Nothing so SucccSslli-'-E. AltiCALr,
or1,gyisf. ,Bosf9H lsccommcndedhyD r q w.
iioIi,1cs. U0i.c,nfs rciicres. &c. 5c92'-7- CO.,
Iinifnil Ens5. SoIl by al druggists.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
Wilson e 2IIogG

Err T,,,,g bqIies aFordiag arstelass educalinaal
advantages will opsnft, ncxi isr1n %" "vdn, sJsy,
y-tt s. Terms n.,i,ieiate. or caia'ogu, id II -
Rev J. w. WIGHrAAN, GtdTgtery tt'g, ri.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
Every Bay az Increase in Ei2sh and
Wcigni j Seen and Felt.

THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Eee7y Drop Of tie sARPARILLIAN RESoLy-
ENT communicates through the Blood, Sweat
Urine, and other fluids and juices OF the system
the vig0r If life, for it repairs the wastes Of the
BODY with new and sound material. Screfa'd,
GyllhIie. Consumption, GiaadstLT disease. U'ceIS
in tie hrOGt. S,1trb, IUmDS. N0d@S n, The Glands
md other piuiS Of de SyS'tHa, Sore Eyes, StTUno-
Iiscturg,s from he EJTS, G1td the IrorSt forms
If Skin eissdses, up'ioHs, Eerer Sores, Scatd
Head. EiRg iI0!1a S"it Bh, ann ErHsi pe{Gs, icRc,
BIock SPINS, u o. H,s in He Fish, TgDlorS Gtacers
IN the liosiJ md ,J 1cstt. ming and painful dis
cbusges. Niyif SJ7autS, Loss cf Sperm oid at
tCS;cS # the If principle. are ,sfd IN he citr0ttce
I,flge u MS 5rpu,ler IT HDfeTa Chemistry, dnd
fiC days J5dl pr0re Ia GTH person using it J1r
either qr these forms gf iSGse as D0te.t po,csf 70
cure Iisa.
kia12y Bladder Complaints,
Urinary, and Womb diseases. Gravel, Diabetes,
urop>y, STORAGE Of Water, lncOHtinence Of Urine,
Erighi's UiSsas'. 4ibUmirria, and in all cases
where there are brick dust deposits.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01

The Filters Of TIE Ntws are n0y responsi-
. for OPINIONS expressed by correspond
IT'S.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
Wednesday, Nov. 18th, 1871.

a l. +
! Ell SUrye
in
will best ''n
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
SPOTTED ARABIAN HORSES,
without bride or saddle.

a large Pavilion with comfortable
seats for all.
Admission so cents. Children un-
der l. Years, p cents. Doors open at
, and O'clock, p. NJ.
BRISTOL, Sept. ID. aug. 2j-2t
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
IN BRISTOL TENN.

My valuable land lying almost within the heart the ri
Bristol have been placed III the hands Of my attorney d
Bailey fer sale and will be thrown the market, PUBLIC AUC
TON on
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-23
OFFICI-IL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postohice
at Charleston, for the week ending September %,
1871, and printed orlcially in THE DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
in the City Of Charleston.
s4 Persons calling for Letters Advertised
should state that they are advertised"
sS ONCE hours from A. N. to oh P. n. On
Sundays, from 5h to 6H P. NJ.
STANLEY C. TROTT, Postmaster.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-23

ANEW vAULT.-The Peoples National Bank is
improving Its present banking room by the ad-
dition CT substantial and roomy building at the
back. The addition is of brick and is almost
completed. 1t will contain a large directors
room, president. room, and lastly, strong
and capacous vapit. The latter will be built
upon deep foundation Of brick, and viii be
lined on the inner side with layers Of railroad
iron. The iron clad when finished will be
proof against the attacks Of burglars and other
enemies Of filthy lucre.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-23

DEArHs.-General Jno. W. Guyton died in
Anderson on Saturday last The Intelligencer
saws he was brigadier general OF cavalry
some years prior to the war, and always mani
tested great interest in The volunteer organi-
cations of this character. Hir death will be
lamented by large circle of relatives, friends
and acquaintances.
The same paper announces the death Of Mr..
npreston L. Dean, of Fair Play, in his thirty
Ahh year. Mr.. Dean was a native of Laurens
District and had been resident Of that Sec
t;on about fifteen years. he was o warm
hearted, generous friend and an exemplary
citizen.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-23

CHARLESTON district CoNFERENCE.-This
religious body meets at Indian Fields camp
Ground, near Georges station, South Carolina
Railroad, September 2Sth. tits composed OF
ministers and delegates from the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, within the bounds OF
the Charleston District. Visitors and delegates
will, BY the kindness OF the authorities of the
South Carolina Railroad, be passed over the
road for one fare.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-23
TRS LINE INS FIT U T E
OF THE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
"vALLE CRUCIs," NEAR COLUMBIA, S. C.,
FOR TIE EDUCATION OF YoUSa LADIES. uHDBR
THE IMMEDIATE SUPERVISION OF TIE RELI.
GIEuSES OF TIE CRSCL1SR
CONVENT

The ladies OF the Crsuline Community, s. c., re-
specIfully announce 10 their l1leAus, ana 10 the
npbljc that the annual exercises Of the Academy
will commence September lst. Their Institute
being devoted to the education OF youth, al
each member having received long anu cire;ul
training for that purpose, tne schoo.s unuei
their charge. rs well in the various couhtries Of
Europe as IN America, have never Jailed to WIN
and retain the confidence of Parents and guar.
dians. ,.,,,-.,,, =, .,o
pupils conded 10 tier care ~, nOr9ugI eaIEa anns
insirncting tie intellect. but with maternal care
building an ] training the heart.
The Situation OF the Convent IS all tnat can be
for health and Two 1e es lo ase
Tanjtal and siu the midst OF an oak grove OF
twerity acre. 1t Is within half an hours drive
from fhe depot. where omnibusse md baggage
wagons await the arrival OF passengers.
No distinction OF religion. VIII be made IN the
admission OF pupils, nor will any undae influence
he used over their religious principles; bat, for
the maintenance Of good order, al Will be requir.
ed TO attend the exercises OF Divine Worship pre-.
scribed for the Academy. -, =.
From individuals or societies disposed TO aid IN
the education OF young ladies', applications lor
the admission Of pupils, at reduced terms, WIN
receive the most farorau!e consideration tnat
the circumstances Of the school Will admit.
The Scholastlc Year is divided into two Sessions
the frst commencing september lst, anl ending
February ls;: the second commencing February
t'11 TERMS RMS PER sEssioS-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Board, Washing, Fuel, Lights. Tuition in Eng,
Pens. Ink and use OF Library ry.............".-
esa,, Ietin zach ...................... 10
Harm ssO-use OF instrument, $5............ IS
Piano, s25-use Of Instrument sS........".. 2S
Guitar. sls-use otins:Iument; s2............ 70
Vocal Music lbs lni'- Methou).. 10
vocal Music. private lessons. 25
Drawing in CrayOn. ...'.....'.............. "
Painting in Water COlOr5. 5........-............ ~
Painting in Pastel. ao
Painting In OILS. ........ oV
For further information, application may be
made TO the MOTHER SUPERIOR, to Right Rev.
RIshop LYNCH or TO the Reverend Clergy.
julyl4-t nov1p, cav
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-23

The WEED AT DIsCoUNT.-One hundred
and fifty. four hogsheads of leaf tobacco, to-
gether with the immense piles of the same
lying .oose under the shed on Southern wharf,
were sold yesterday morning at auction, by j..
A. Enslow Il Co., at prices varying from one to
five cents per pound. This tobacco was the
damaged cargo of the French orig Delphine,
which vessel put into this port in distress,
while on her voyage from New Orleans TO
Gnree Africa.