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sEsTEsoED.-Wm. Willis, tho incondiary In
Virginia City, was sentenced by tho Judge of
the District Court in that city, on the 9th in.
slant, to 81 years confinement in the State
Prison,
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sidSoR FABrsr, who favored our citizens
with his excellent singing and piano music
some weeks since, is dolisbting tho people Of
Salt Lake, and they highly appreciate his
inertia.
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FRANoE'--At the latest accounts, terror still
Toigned. The Communes of Paris were re-
ported to DO defeated on nil sides.
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How. @. w. KEsDALL has favored us this
week with many interesting Documents; for
which he has our thanks.
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GEAssnoPrEEs have already put in their ap-
pearanco In tho vicinity Of Missoul.t, Montana.
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MARRIED.
AZ Webs Station. Battle Mountain rod New. a,,.,.
Cole. Of Michigan ITIT-' : -A~'AAne
We Aekno~ledss the receipt Of the conpiimen,, n,
the happy twain. and wish them much happiness.
"A ever thus. Affection throws
... d Its shadow II loves sun; EH..-
And now two loving hearts compose
And mtnsle into ono
IN Raby Valley. NeTada. March lIth. At the r.,,
dence OF the Myers Brothers. by J. L. Da~lsy p
John ". Heath to Miss Mary Z. Murphy. All Of Rub,
Valley.
In Ruby Valley, March 23d, IT the residence Of Ma.
guire and ReArdon. by J. II. Dauiey, J. p rranei.
Mcguire 10 Niss Helena Enenvood- 0''-'
In Virginia. Sey.. April bth. Gen. John b. Winter.
70 Mrs 4. W. Baldwin, widow Of tbs late Hon A w.
Baldwin. . H .I... mas .. II -. 49, W
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THE Democrats carried the municipal cleo.
ton in ST. Louis ON the 9th instant.
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BORN.

BORN.
Graz. danghtsr. ~.
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NOTICE.

CLERKS OFFICE. ELEo COUNTY. NEv.I
April 9Th 1871. I
CEAlED PROPOSALS FOR THE BUILDING OF A
- BRIDGE across the CrWyheo river al the foot OF
ArRena street, Mountain City. suitable IN accbmuo-
date tho travel and transportation nj that point will be-
received until the FIRST MoSrhAY IN MAY. ISL
The Board reserves B right to reject any and all such
proposals. .. . TIT
SPECIFICATIONS for the construction Of SAid Bridge
can DO sson at tbs County Clerks Once or ut Fisher
IArfer's Saloon. IN Mountain City
II II. SCOTT,
asa Clerk Of Board OF CbdAty ConmissioEers
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abingdon on the 9Th instant at 81
o'clock in the morning. When the
announcement OF the sad event was
made known, the Court on the motion
of the parties by their counsel suspen-
ded proceedings III this cause and dis
charged the jury thorefron, and ali
further business for the term was sus-
pended: And thereupoh on ihe motion
of Henry 5. Kane, Esq'r, it was
RcSotrcd, That the Court. the mem
hers of this Bar, the officers of this
Court, and the citizens present have
heard with sincere regret the mourn
ful intelligence of the sad event.
RcSOLCed, That in the death of Col.
HUMEs, the legal profession has lost
one Of its brightest ornaments, the
community one Of its most gifted citi-
zens, and the members of the Bar, an
associate highly valued, not only for
his talents, but for his personal quail
ties.
Re8olrcd, That this meeting tender
to the bereaved widow and children
Of Col. HUMEs, their deepest sympa-
thy for their irreparabie loss.
ReSOlred, That the members of the
Bar, wear the usual badges Of mourn
ing for thirty days.
Resoived, That a copy of these pro-
cCediDgs be sent to the family of the
deceased, and that they Ice published
in the Abingdon and Bristol Newspa-
Pers."
A Copy-Teste
N. B. WOOD, Clerk.
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ATHENEAN HALL,
A Copy-Teste
M. B. WOOD, Clerk.
Bristol, Nav 10th.
MEssRs. EDITORS:

Di lSAOLJ Ma lONH'
MEssRs. EDITORS:
l desire, through Your co..
ums, to return the thanks Of the
AtLenaan Society to the following
persons for books presented during
the past five months:
Miss Annie Anderson, Rev. ". W.
Bays, Mrs. 4. T. Bettcrton. Mrs.
Blackburn, L. 0. Byers, Bonnie Bat
ice, Mrs. DIR. Coleman, Mrs c. l..
Carter. Miss Mary Caldwell, Miss
Maggie Caldwell, Miss Mamie Chan
ceaulme, Mis-. Annie Caldwell. Mi S
Ella Campbell, Miss Ella Garter,
William Delany, Miss Alice Dunn,
[ e. Fowler, james II. Hill, Miss
Lizzie Hoffman, Miss Alice Johnston,
JOS. L. King. Rev. j. r. King, Miss
Nclia LoGland, Mrs. Alice Owen.
Hon. D. T. Patterson, DR.. G. T, Pep
3cr, Miss Ida Rainc, Mrs. David
Sullins, Miss J. Templin, Miss Alice
Vance.
God grant that the organization.
or which YOU are laboring with us,
any reflect credit upon our COLLEGE
md Its friends. In the name of M.
ocicty. l thank ven. Ladies and Ger
.cmen. From Our hearts we thani
ron.
Respectfully.
j. NJ. King.
Lib. A. L. s.
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WAR NEWS.
Paris Is Falling, who will Occn-
Ply the Land

Up to the 18th but little was
done by either, army. save prepar-
ing 70. the grand attack on Paris
On the 18th the insurgents attempted
q sortie. the head of the column was
allowed to Advance little, when sud
denly % shells burst among them and
the column. was blown to atoms, the
few remaining fed in terror.
May iith.-Dombrowslli orders all
officers TO be. shot who refuse TO
obey their superior.
Hanness has been taken with co
May ljth,-This Evening the YER
sailists are uedcr the valid of Paris
exchanging shots with the insurgents,
who line the ramparss.
Montrout is firing heavily on Paris.
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EIUMES.

The uEexpected,and untimely death
Of James W. Humes, Of Abingdon,
Is an event which has called forth
universal sorrow, as far as he was
known. On Tuesday of last week,
at the early age Of thirty-nine years,
he ceased to be the one marked and
conspicuous figure of S. w. Va. In
assigning him that precise rank which
should be the sole object of the jour
nalist, we can be brief, for his traits
we're boldly defined and his career
both brief and brilliant, Yet he
was the object of popular attention,
more for what was expected of him
than for what he had accomplished.
He was probably not of military
mould, hence he passed through the
var without special distinction. As
q skilled and able politician, he made
little or no reputation. The field of
his power was oratory. Whether at
the bar or on the stump W. have rare
iy seen his equal. His earuestness
amounted to absolute conviction
His command of language was very
Emo and there was a nervousness and
pointedness in his delivery and hi,
reasoning which was almost irresisti-
bic. In invective and sarcasm, he
was like the east wind. There was
ne delay in his assault, no pause in
his advance. His onset was like the
tornado. Those who were most init
mate with him ascribe to his heart
many high and chivalrous impulses,
and have numbered him among the
noble of the land. Certainly he was
q conspicuous figure in our midst and
in making up anything like political
slate for the future of our district,
no man dared disregard him. Eut
for the failure of Russell County to
appoint delegates to the Marion Con.
vention, he would surely have been
our representative from the 9Th Va.
District. In recording the death of
this brilliant AID promising character,
We surely take down from the roll of !
those VINO we're set apart for distinc-
tiOn, the most aspiring, bold and in
trePid character in all South Va.
Who does not now know him as the |
young. and then unknown knight, who !
leaped into the breach of 1868 and |
smote the daring and corrupt front of
radicalism? Wells came into the I'M |
disputed field of the South west like /
a triurnphal conqueror, and all honest
heartS were appalled, at tie prospect. I
IlumeS smote him and he died the /
ingioriouS death of Goliath. This
enc work should crown the young and
valiant lawyer. who died in Abingdon
on the ninth of May. Let us now
draw above his manly form that dra-
perry of distinction which he so we'll
wen and so well wore. Il is worthy
Of concealing from human gaze those
frailties which were anchored in the
nesh, and in the long account they
appear not, when we look at those
brighter lines which took their shape
around the form of James w. Humes.
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VIRGINIA: :

At a Circuit Court continued and
held for Scott County at the Court
House on Thursday the 18th day of
May, 1871, it was = ordered that the fol-
lowing Preamble and Resolutions be
here entered of record:
During the session of the Court this
day, aud while the Court was engaged
in the trial of case, the sad intelii-
sence was received, that Colonel
JAMES W. HUMEs, member of this
Bar had died suddenly at his home in
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SPECIAL NOTICE..

Il Is nc fate Of erery truly ralu1jle ,redicipe to
b. C0UNTERFElTED. JOB hoses SIR .5TIaes
Cidks Female PfHs are extensively COUNTER
FsITEp. The genuine haze the nane IF jos
M"sEs - on each DgcsGge. AHothers zT- irorthless
Dishonest Druggiss eRdsaUs- to sell the counter
feits 10 make q. euteT prefs
y. BIN all cases where the aRNuIxR cannot be
obtained, One Dollar enclosed to the Sole Proprie-
tor JOB MOSES, Is CortlaRdt 81 New York will
insure bottle Of the genuine. containing Fifty
Pills, by return mail securely seal. 4 floai any
knowledge OF its toRlents.
M1y lQfh-lv
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sien Of the Sens CT Temper
anCe Of Tennessee.
BRISTOL. Tenn, Nav 18th. 1871

BRISTOL, Tenn, May 18th, 1871.
Convention convened in Temperance
Hall, Thursday Morning 8 o'clock.
Mr.. w w. Struggled called to the
chair, J. L. Hill appointed Secretary
Chair appointed Messrs J. r. < nder-
son, G.. Is. Smith and Aft, Deaderick
a Committee TO prepare business for
Convention.
An invitation was extended bv the
Chair, to all friends of the Temperance
cause, to participate i'm the Couven-
ton. The following Divisions were
represented:
Rogcrsville, by Mr.. w. w. String
field, who reported that there was no
regularly organized Division, report
ing, TO Grand Division there. but con
siderable interest manifested in Tenn
peraUce Societies.
Jonesboro, by Aft Deaderick, who
reported that great good had been done
and that additions were being made at
every meeting.
Blountviile. by J. P. RAIDER, reported
Division growing rapidly.
Bristol, by w. p, as in a growing,
and working condition.
Adjourned to meet at NJ. Z. Church
at O'clock p. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
Bristol Division dressed in Regal;a
Nh. Struggled in the chair. Regular
business suspended. Address by Rev
w. w. Bays. which was instructive,
interesting and amusing. calculated to
do much good; also a short address by
Mr.. Jno. Mufiet in his usual quaint
and forcible style.
Adjourned to meet in the Baptist
Church on tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock the y.
BAPTIST CHURCH, MAY 18th.
Convention met pursuant TO adjourn
ment, w. b. Melvin in chair Regu-
lar order of business resumed.
Appointment of Committees, as fol-
lows: On organizing new Grand Di-
visions-G. Is. Smith, ". 3. Melvin
add J. r. Anderson.
On publishing Address or tho best
means Of promoting the Tenn
Cause-J. y. RAIDER, Ali. Deadc,itk,
and J. Srurrier.
TO solicit contributions 10 the TenI-
perance Home FOR Inebriates-L. +.
Johnston, j. r. RAIDER and j. Surrier,
To rc-establish old Divisions not
L. Bailey, Aft Deader-
ick and NJ. Il. Blackley.
Various places mentioned 10y mem
bers of the Convention rs prt per
places for new Divisions 20 be organ
lied.
Remarks for the good of the Tenn
perance cause by a number of gentle
men.
Regular order OF business suspended
until after on Address by Mr.. John
Mofiet of Tracy City. known as the
great Temperance Orator A large
crowd was present and all highly en-
tcrtained and benefited. After the
Address the Convention resumed bust
ness, and ii was urged upon all friends
Of the Temperance cause, that they
pltr0nize Temperance publications as
much as possible.
By a unanimous vote, the Secreta-
~ was directed to write n card of
thanks to Mr. Moffet for the able and
profitable address.
Adjourned sine die.
For the announcements ftke friends
to the Temperance cause, would re-
mark, that there was great interest
and hope that great good
was done by our meeting together.
Owing to the heavy and continuous
rains and high waters, great many
were unable 10 attend the Convention.
J. r. HILL, SEC'Y,
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NOTICE,

The Partnership heretofore existing between
STovEE & DEvACLr in the Tanning Business in the
Town Of 6oodson, Va, is tLis day dissolved by
mutual consent III parties indebted to the same
sfe requested to come and settle immediately and
those holding claims will present them 70 either Of
Us. Also parties owing Slower. DevauIt& HTtener
fer Beef, will call aad pay to o. H. Dev4ult as
farther time cannot be given.
s. ". SLOWER
March 81, le9l-f GRO. II. DEvAULT
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TO MARRIED LADIES

they are particularly SHIFTED. They will in short
time bring on the monthly period with regularity
and although vcry powerful contain iiothiug hart
full TO the cousiip Iion. In all cases Of Nervous
and spinal q actious, Pains In the Back and Limbs
Fatigue on slight eXeTtion. Talpiiation Of the
Heart, Mysteries and Whites they viii eject cur.
when all ether means have failed The pamphlet
around each package has ia dir etions and ad vice
or will be sent tree to all writing for it, sealed
fran hSef
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Boarding department. in charge of Pnca boarding can
sired Young ladies furnish their owses neet lights
dollar
in prOracted ~
the Principa al Brto Tenn
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If YOU feel duh, drowsv, deLili!ated, have
freq :ent headache, mouth tastes bad, poor
appetite and tongue coated, ron are suf, ring
rom Torpid Liver Or "Billio Isness," and
nothing viii cure YOU so speedily and re m
nently 10 DIR. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Col II
Medical Discovery. Sold by all druggists.
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CRYSTAL Qe6s,
FRIDAY, May 10, 1871.

.Ncssrs. Aiken d; Co. are our GuthoTiz-
ed agents TO obtain and receipt for su6
aviptions to the NE VS. at Union
Tenn. Parties desiring TO subscribe
con enter their club lists at the most
advantageous rates crer c5sr9d in this
country.
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JOB MOSES
,S/R J.d.1LE,S CL4RX",c
FEMALE PILLS.

! EEE y ESE invaluable PILLS uufailing in tho
- caro- of all those painful a 4 dangerous dis
eases to which the FemsIe constitution is subject
They moderate all eNcesses and remove all obstruc
tons from whaIgY.r c=usc
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NOTICES..
THE GREAT FRENCH
REMEDY.
DELAuARRE,s spECIFIC PILLS

Prepared by GARAScIERE DUPONT, No. PA Rue
Lombard, Paris and highly recommended by
the entire Medical Faculty Of France
Are the very best Remedy in all cases of Sperma-
terThGa, seminal weakness; Nightly Daily or
PREMATURE Emissions Sexual Weakness OF In
POTENCY Weakness arising from Secret HABITS
and Sexual Excesses RELsxATToN Of the Genital
Organs Weak pine, "a Lime'' or =. Brink dust 4"
deposits in the Urine "Ailky discharges &C.
and all the hastily train OF Symptoms arising from
Oyeru,e or Excuses.
They c-RS when all other remedies fail
fsssFf 4 son frs sch,l ,.-
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THE PICTORIAL
PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL,
A FIRST CLASS
FAMILY IIAGAX I'm 3

1.-THE ScIE:oE OF NAN and his Improvement,
by ali the meass indicated by SCHEME = tile object.
PIiren0gOGy-The Brain ard its Functions :;
the Lo-a lon and Natural LAngua., Of the Organs
with directions FOR waiting and restraining them;
and the relations subsistu5 betwvcn Mind and
Body described
Physi0Gu; Igiy with ali the Signs Of Char
actcr, and liUW 10 Read Them" is special iea-
lure.
EthnoI0@y-or the Natural History of Man,
CHStoIas. Re iyions and Modes Of Life in different
Tribes and Nations, will be given.
PhySiOIO&y-The Organization, Structure and
Functions of the Human Body; Tn. laws Of Life
and Hoaith-what we should Eat ard Drink, How
should we be Clothed, and How to kN-I,iSe, Sleep
and Live, in accordance with EyEieuic PRINCIPLES
Portraits, SIzefcs2es and BiO=ra-
plsieS-of the leading Men and Uomen Of the
World in all departments OF lie, are also special
features.
Parents ard TcacIscrs.-As guide in
educStuS and trimming Children I!is Magazine
as no roT as il points outall the iaities
Il Charaet, ai disposition, and renders govern
mem and class hcatiou not only possible but easy.
Much general and useful information the
leading topics Of The day Is given, aud efforts
are spared 10 make this the most Ift resting and
Instructive wei tie best i.-.oi;5. Family
Magazine ever published
E%fabliSis cti.-Tbc Journal has reached it,
Sd Eo.uEe. The form is Octave. Il has steadily
increased in favor during the many yeats it has
been published, and was never more popular than
AZ present.
s. rulS,-NonthIy, at SO year, in alvarez
Single numbers, So cents. Clubs of ten or more,
zach, and III extra copy 10 Agent
We are "tr2ing the most liberal Pr EliUms In
close Is c:nts fer sample number, with lew Pic.
torial Poster and Prospectus, and complete List
address s. Il. WELLS, FubI1ssor.
May 5.h.-,f. So Broadway, Sew York.
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WOODEN GOODS,
and convert farmers Wool into
Blankets, TWccGs, Flannel, CassEmers,
salila.s, Jeans, Linsey, Sc, sc.

uror the most reasonable terms. We shall keen
G Instantly on hand, an assortment of Cloth and
arm for eXchtngn. We call special attention 10
cur BLANKETs, which viii be w-ven full width
.vith fancy headings, fullcd and finished Wool
wcT d OH shares into blankets for one half We
- nose to exchange Cloth, Blankets, aud Yarn,
with .sriHcrs for Wool, upon most generous terms
T,.t sent from a dis ance by Rail will receive
prom attention. taken from, and retsrncd to the
Depot FREQ III charge.
Al Hool seut should be only washed, Picking
Csrd'uc. AID Spinning into any desired sized yarn
Tor 2 cents per pound, the Company furnishing
the oll, OF At 70 ceuts per pound, Customers fur
ni>hiug the oil
FERNS for caving, Pulling. and Finishing will
be reasonable, ard regulated at eoIding to the
qGalily OF nuish. In all cases rayrient Is demand
ed as work is done the pu Bic are eurdi-
ally invited to call and examiae cur HAchinerv
and foods. For further particulars address
DOE RIVER WoCLEN MANUFACTURING CO..
Elzabethton, Tenn
May, l9th-u
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALLEGHaEY SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA.
THg GREAT DTsPEPTiC WAFER OF TIE
STATE.
The above Watering Place VII be OPEN
for the Reception of Visitors from the
lst o. June to the lst of October.

E1INCE the last season a LARGE NUMBER OF
10 COTTAGES ard SPACIOUS and ELEGANT
BAIL ROOM have been added
Visitors will be met a, the ALLEGHANY DEPOT
witch has recently been erected and handsome
y iuraiShed) by an agent Of the PTopTirtoJS, TO
rorV,'y them over FINE GRADED ROAD, Is FOUR
HORSE COACHES, TO the SP2iIsS-3 IL miles.
Visitors from the South are advised to purchase
Rouni-Trip Tickets, which can he had at the prin-
cPal Cities at reduced Rates, and to check their
Baggage through to Lynchburg. Va, cxchangin.
with the Conductors the Virginia Road for
thecks to Allegheny Depot. thus Saving the Eeces-
sty of looking after Baggage at Bristol.
Professor KESNICKS SPLENDID BAND, has
bceu engaged for the Season.
LIVERY STABLES, BOWLING SALOONS,
BILLIARD TABLES, EXPRESS AND
TELEGRAPH OFFICES, are all attach
cd To the Establishment
The Resident Partner will spare rains to
MAX" the place CoYFoKTA BILE TO THE INVALID, and
PLEASANT TO ALI.
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Price 81 per Box, or Boxes for IS.

Sold by III principal Druggists, will be sent By
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closing price othe Sole General gent for Aneri-
ca, JOB MOSES is C0pTLANDT ST., NEW YoKK
Pamphleis Of Advice sent free % any and adaress
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