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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-12
DUTCEE GAP.

We are told that the implements
Of war are to be changed to the inn
plcments Of husbandry. The present
commercial use Of Buffers canal will
be read with interest by many a sur
wiring Confederate soldier. Even
Butler is useful to the Gods, and in
what way the following, which we
clip from the Richmond Dispatch,
will show:
Dutch Gap Canal Open to Mitigation
on the lst Of January the Dutch Gap Canal
was completed and accepted by the United
States Government, aud is now open TO nav
gltion. The canal has now eighteen and d
half feet Of water, and the river steamers
pass through ii without difficulty. On Tues
day the steamer WyanOke, Of the Old Do
miuion Line, came through unembarrassed.
This steamer Is about 260 feet in length, and
a. the largest now ns vigating the James. The
opening Of the canal shortens by eight miles
the distance between City Point and Rich
moul
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-12
CHAPTER XXXIV.
"IIow IT CAME oUT.n

We are all children in reading stories.
We want more than all else to know
how it all came out at the end. and, if
our taste is not perverted, we like it TO
come out well. For my part, ever
since 1 began to write this story, /
have been anxious to know how it was
going TO come out.
Well, there were very few invited.
1t took place at ten in the morning.
The "Preacher-in-charge" came of
course. Miss Nancy Sawyer was there.
But Ralph's uncle was away, and
Aunt Matilda had a sore throat and
couldn't come. Perhaps the memory
of the fact that she had refused Mrs.
Thomson, the pauper, a bed for two
nights, affected her throat. But Miss
Nancy and her sister were there, and
the preacher. And that was all, be-
side the family, aud Bud and Martha.
OF course Bud and MartEy came
And driving Martha to wedding in
a s'iumper'' was the one opportunity
Bud needed. His hands were busy,
his big boots were out of sight and it
was so easy to slip from Ralph's love
affair to his own, that Bud some how,
in pulling Martha Hawkins's shawl
about her, stammered out half pro-
posaI. which Martha, generous soul,
took for the whole ceremony, and ac-
cepted. And Bud was so happy that
Ralph guessed from his faceand voice
that the agony was over, and Bud was
betrothed at last to the "gal as was a
gal"
And after Ralph and Hannah were
married-there was no trip, Ralph on
Iy changed bis boarding-place and be-
came head re house at Mrs. Thom-
sons there e after il was ali over,
Bud G. ne 0 Mr.. Hartseok, and,
snickeriny iUs. little, said as how as
him and N,.-tiia had fixed il all up, and
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-12
FRIDAY, January IL. 1872.
REpJDlATION.

The enemies Of the funding Bill
are called repudiationists. We pio-
pose to accept the charge properly
qualified. We do repuJiate the Fund
ing Bill. We do deny that it is the
act of the people of Virginia who
contemn its unmerciful terms and
conditions. We deny the right of
the bondholders to bribe such Oppres-
siyc and unjust measures through the
Legislature. and then to deny to us
the right to repudiate the result OF
the bribery. The recent election is
the first time in which the people
have bccn permitted to speak upon
the subject, and the fact that they
have repudiated it by a vote ap
preaching unanimity is proof that
they never consented TO it. There is
now in the State Treasury an amount
of money approaching the sum nee
essary to pay the January interest.
1t is claimed by the funders that we
deny payment with the money on
hand. Now these gentlemen well
know that the fund is the result of
two years enormous taxation, and
that to commit ourselves to such
policy would be to agree to tax the
people at that double rate for all the
future. 1t is well known that this
would drics to reputation any honest
people. We propose to use the
81, 800, 900 now on hand in payment
of The public debt, but not under
the unjust terms Of the Funding
Bill.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-12
Dcati: oC Col. TFigg.

Col. Robert c. Trigg, of Christians
burg, VI died on the Sd inst. Of dis,
ease of the stomach. He was a
lawyer by profession, and was we'll
known as an officer Of the Confeder
ate army. 1t will be remembered
that he IVES recently tried before
Judge Rives at Abingdon under an
Indictment for alleged interference
with and intimidation of a juror,
canned jim Miller. The jury hung
and the case has now been transfer
red to that Supreme Court, before
which all men must eventually ap'
pear.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-12

How old did you say you ?'
Eighteen, sir, last October"
Can you prove your age ?''
Yes, sir-by my mother"
For how long are you bound to
Mr.. Means? ?"
"rilI Pm twenty-one."
"This court feels in duty bound to
inform you that, according to the laws
of Indiana, a woman is of age at eigh-
teen, and as no indenture could be
made binding after you had reached
your majority, you are the victim of q
deception. You are free, and if it can
be proven that you have been defraud-
ed by a willful deception, a suit for
damages will lie."
Ugh :" said Mrs. Means. You're
a purity court, amt you, DR.. Under
wood ?n
Be careful, Mrs. Means, or shall
have to fine you for contempt OF
court.n
But the people, who were in the
cheering humor, cheered Hannah and
the justices, and then cheered Ralph
again. Granny Sanders shook hands
with him, and alters knowed he'd
come out right. 1t alters 'peared like
as if DR.. Small warn't jist the sort to
tie to. you know. And old John Pear
son went home, after drinking two OIL
three glasses of Welch's whisky,
keeping time to an imaginary trium-
phal march, and feeling prouder than
he had ever felt since he fit the Brit
ishers under Scott at Lundy's Lane.
He told his wife that the master had
just knocked the hind-sights often that
air young lawyer from Lewisburg.
Walter was held to bail that he
might appear as witness, and Ralph
might have sent his aunt Roland for
an Oliver. But he only sent note to
his uncle, asking him to go Walters
bail. If he had been resentful, he
could not have wished for more COM
pIete revenge than the day had
brought.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-12
THE WEEKLY WORLD.

A large quarto sheet, printed Throughout in
large Tyre, and published every "Wednesday morn
ing. AmoLg its prominent features are:
/. Irs vEEY Full AND ACCURATE MARKET RE-
PORTS, embracing the LIVE STuCK markets of
New-York, Albany, Brighton, Cambridge, and
Philadelphia; tie NEw-Y DIRK COUxTRT PRO-
DUcE MARKET, and GENERAL PRoDUCg MARKETS
of the country, and full reports of the NEW
YORK MoNEY MARKET. Eac!l Of these reports Is
compiled with great care, and contains the lstes,
quotations that can be obtained up to the time Of
putting the paper to press
.. Its AGRIcULTURAL DEPARTMENT, which con
taiHs each week article on pTsctice and Scieuti fc
farming that Of great value to the American
farmers.
8. full report Of the proceedings Of the Farmers
Club Of the American Institute IS printed IL.
each issue Of Weekly WORLD. the dGy 1fysy the
meeting Of the Club. By this arrangement the
report appears in the Weekly WORLD one week
in advance of Its publication in any other week
ly paper.
4. portion Of the Weekly WORLD is reserved
for family reading matter, including original and
selected stories. poems, waits Of hgnor, and ex-
tracts from books. odd periodicals Particular
attention will be given to this department during
the year.
5. speacial feature of the Weekly WORLD IS a
carefully compiled summary Of the news Cf each
week. II is made so complete that no one who
reads il can fail Of being well posted on all the
imDOrtant news of the hay
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-12
AnEr,,rncnsc r,usincss.

The Seed business as conducted by
The celebrated firm of Briggs & Bro,
at Rochester, n. Y, is one of the
largest in the country, aud in its way
is undoubtly the largest in the world.
Over II, coo dealers in different parts
of the country and the Dominion.
sell their seeds. Their establishment
at Rochester has over $1,000 feet of
aoor;ng, and from 200 to 500 persons,
according to the season, are employ
ed in packing and putting up the
Flower and Vegetable Seeds, which
they send by mail to all parts of the
country. 1t takes six presses in con-
slant use to print labels alone; up
wards of $4,000 worth of paper is
used annually in the manufacture OF
bags for Seeds, &c.
Their annual Catalogue is clabor-
atcly gotten up, and is embeilished
with numberlsss cuts Of Flowers and
Vegetables, besides beautifully illus
trated with Colored Plates. 1t also
contains instructive hints and infor-
nation upon the subject of foricul-
ture and agriculture. The new Cat
alOgue for 1872. which will be issued
about the lSt of January, promises
TO be the finest thing of the kind ev-
er published, and We are quite con-
Edcnt that the entire edition Of $50, :
GOO will be used up in short ORDER -
10 old customers the Catalogue will
be sent free, while to new ones, an in
closure OF 25cts. viii be required. -
And even in such cases, where an or
der Tor one dollars worth of Seeds is
seat, twenty-five cents worth of
Seeds in addition are remitted. Brioos
q Bro prepay all orders BY mail. and
by reference to their Catalogue
when il is issued, it will be seen That
they give their customers the most
liberal inducements to obtain one o,
both of their beautiful Chrome. Lith.
cgraphs Of Flowers, the cost of which
1T retail would be from 50 to s., bat
which only cost Briggs & Bro, prin.
ted as they are by ten of thousands,
about seventy-fve cents each. We
ADVISE cur readers to send for one Of
brigs' 4 Brothers Catalogues.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-12
THE END.

EVERY act of sin is more injurious
TO him who commits it, thanit can pos
sibly be to any other who suffers by
it. but it will return into the con-
science and perform a strange work
there.
God sometimes gives to good men a
cuileless and holy second childhood in
which the soul becomes childish and
the faculties in full fruit and ripeness
are mellow without dceay.-Af'S.
StO1Ue.
THE conversion of Paul started from
Il higher point than some men reach
throughout their lives. He did not be-
gin with the inquiry, Lord wilt Thou
save me ?" but, Lord, what Will
Thou have me to do?'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-12
JUDGE NOT TOO HARSHlY.

When you meet with one suspected,
OF some secret deed Of shame,
And for this by all rejected,
As a thing of evil fame,
Guard thine every look and action,
Speak no word Of heartless blame;
For the slanderer's vile detraetion
Yet may soil thy goodly name.
When you meet with one pursuing
e Ways the lost have entered in,
Working out his own undoing
With his recklessness and sin,
Think, if placed in his condition,
Would a kind word be in vain?
Or look of cold suspicion
Win thee back to truth again.
There are spots that bear no flowers,
Not because the soil is bad,
But the Summers genial showers
Never make their bosoms glad.
Better have an act that's kindly
Treatei sometimes with disdain,
Than by judging others blindly
Doom the innocent to pain.
The cruel and the bitter word
That wounded as it fell,
That chilling want of sympathy
We feel, but never tell.
The hard repulse that chills the heart,
Whose hopes are bounding high,
In an unfolding record kept,
These things shall never die.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-12
THE WORLD ALMANAC.

commenced in lS6S, has been published about the
lst Of January, in 1865, 1859, 1870 and lS7l That
for 1872 will be ready about January ist.
THE WORLD ALMASAc contains a great quantity
Of invaluable political information OF use to every
voter, and of such character ss can be obtained
in no othsr publication In il are printed the fail
official returns Of every important election held du-
ring the year preceding the issue Of the Almanac
the vote of New York slate by election districts,
and of Connecticut and New jersey by towns; the
names Of and vote FOR members Of both branches
OF the New York Legislature the returns of.the
New York Legislature the retnrns of the New
York City municipal elections list Of ilembers of
the United States Government, Of Congress and Of
the several State governments, and other satisti-
cal matter. The WORLD AKNASAC for 1852 will
be necessary to every Democrat who desires to
keep himself thoroughly posted IN fact and figures
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-12
NE VII BRISTOL VIRGINIA TENNESSEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY H. 1872

Nancy Sawyer got Hannah a place as
teacher of a primary department. And
then little house with four rooms
was rented. and little, very little
furniture was put into it, and the old,
sweet home was established again.
The father was gone, never to come
back again. But the rest were here.
And somehow Hannah kept waiting
for somebody else to come.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-12
CAMPAIGN YEAR-REDUCED
RATES.
Terms by Mail.
weekly World.

One Copy .........-....-.......2 p 90
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-12
ENLARGEMENT OF THE EDITORIAL
DEPARTMENT..

The Editorial Department Of the Atlantic viii BE-
greatly enlarged with the beginniag of the vol
umes Tor 81, aud will include NJ fan survey
Of current American, English, French. aud Ger
man Literature; ri monthly comment on the more
noteworthy aspects 81 Political sdsiTs ~ notice
Of Musical events, and candid review Of Pe2uiar
Music; ~ discussion of Art and Artists; [5] re-
sumo Of Sientife Progress.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-12
THE SENLI.WEEKLY WORLD

published Tuesday and Friday. is large quarfO
sheet, containing all the Lews published in the Dali
ly WORLD. with the exception Of such local re-
ports, may be OF interest to res dents Of
New York City. It's market r. ports are as full as
those Of the daily edition, and it contains, besides
interesting literary matter, Friday Of each week
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THE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR 1872.

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY willbe conducted
on the same general plan which has heretofore
commended the magazine to the best circle oi
American readers, aud made it most thoroughly,
representative Of all American interests IL VIII
coitin1e 10 he the onlv avenue through which the
mest distinguished writer's in the country reach
tbe public The conductors of the ATLASTic
MoNTHLY have made arrangements by when the
MAGAZINE for the coming year VIII be equal, II D0'
superior to any proceeding volumes
First among the attractions OF the Magazine Tor
Is72i series of papers by DR.. OLIVER WENDELL
UoLMTs to be called