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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07

Messrs Hb5yurI e iFHEiaye,' lave
the entire contract for the enlarge
ment and improvement of the King
College buildings. The contract
amounts to some $4,000, and involves
the erection of 4 building connecting
the present wings and to be surmoua-
ted by tower.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07

At Afoantaia Vie1U there were five
young ladies who graduated yesterday
and received the degree of NJ. 2. /.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07

pFA ,CORREsPeNDENT, writing from Athens,
curiously contrasts the mixtures to be found
there Of ancient and modern civilizations.
Railroads spin their trains amid the temples
Of three thousand years; steamers dash their
swells upon the pireus, and the scream of
their whistles resounds from Athos, Penteli-
Gus and Cytheron to Olympus and the heav-
Gus beyond their gods. -Dr.-Ayer's world
renowned medicines, those concentrations of
modern science, are posted on the Acropolis,
the Parthenon, the Areopagus and FhesiOn,
while the modest cards Of Cherry Pectorals
Ayers SarSapariIla, Ague Cure and Pill,
look from the wi adows ofthe shOpsin the
streets of Athens, where they are soid.-N.
Y. Sunday Globe. 4 v~~vg vwv .
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07

.TfTME FOR SAL II
7. AN now prepared to furnish large guam
i titles OF E.imae at. my Kiln near Mrs.
Mary Smiths, within "a miles Of Bristol, or
! viii deliver 1t II desired The price shah
be lower than heretofore known. h
e. 1a-aa1.a,s = SAMUEL BROOKS.
Feb. 23.--tf. o.. t.fs-asr-s ID We 80
Z
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07

Hr Election Of Officers Alta regular
communication Of Shelby Lodge. No.
IG2. I. \. NJ. on the evening of The
3rd inst., the following Officers we're
elected for the ensuing year. L. i.
York, W. NJ, J $. BiugIey,r S. W.,
4. G. Smith J. w. W w. Davis.
Treas. j. \. Burrow. Sec. After
which the W.M., elect made the
following appointments: j. A, Cald-
we'll Chap, II 7. Berry S. D., J.
w. Bondurant, J. D., n a Gala
ham. John Keys, Stewards, w d..
Hickok, Tyler The installation will
take place on the evening of the 2Ith
inst. ErEfEia- ral nHs ar..l
.. 30. ...r. D.. D. HHH fl. Is T.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07
NICKEElS HOSE BAR.

The largest, bestapd5 prlrrest Stock
of Liquors ever offered, in the Bristol
markell embracing an. grades of
Whistles Wines and Bra dies.,v,5zzr
Pale French Brandy, Sherry and
Port Wine in original packages
Ale on sdraught-Jett's Pure Apple
Brandy-Rockbridge 3 Rye Whisky
Old Valley-Hayn ors-Straight Bour-
bon, Old Peach with honey all at the
Niekels. House vFse:-y ,, - ~ I. ~,
ia 'li" sisfEs giisssiib 80 s-ir. Mar 24-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07
gLYSciIBrRG, April soth. 1872. z
FOR SALE. --''0s
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS
.ia1N- RRT&Tor4iia

! yss7 = Tiss-- = ->1i As7GI iI15iR %
la TheaunimproYei ground on Main Street
west Of Seneker & bros Store. 20 feet from,
by l25 inck,s Also the Garden. sOhth of the
ysreIiouse Of SeAekeT,& Bro. ,i5froH:ing
on sth street $50 feets Can neE be bought OF
ressOnable tsllns. These Lots are situated in
the very centre Of the business part of Bris-
toll. Apply TO e. H. Ssneker, Dr stol, Tenn.
! April u ,~-2ni Heg III. R0SENIIEI1I. r
80, Ia 49,. - .s-.f-sf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07
Am oppeEtnnity Ter Investment


Mr. Alfred 4utrell1 ofersdfef sSale5
undesirable TERMS a sgeIgt valuable
audnchoice bit of groundoin the bend
Of Beaver Creeiocbelow This fhoise.--
He viii sell tefi5acres of tlIezlafid.l 1t
lies 1appositesthe upper5endi ofzMr. J..
w. aOwerfs land. and in addition tn
the beauty Of the locality for a pIeas1
ant home. I5possesses advantages
for business LOCATION (which will be
apparent on sight IA ten acre home
IN the edseoof GeodseD, lsleirtedo byla
beautiful curve of the Grcelzaand4afs
Rofding Z. fine elevation for aiefesis
deuce, surrounded bytiandsornerrees,
and commandihs a beautiful ahdEat.
tractive MewjjicanHot ioftcn besfpros
cured on adorable terms. "a yI5Tsm
Apply to- O bgfiof Cd Gs9 SEQ gnidtou
sob ii ,stb All RED BttiT4Rlsfiifii siao0
sissl 5oy bas BRISTOL Va. and PENN
Nav 2 4glT.. e gHi7Jy .ziha sdt nc gnoi
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07

OmiHed.-We omitted to state in
our last issue. that Mr.. r. a. Bet
terlou was elected Clerk for Good
son Township.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07

FRIEND Reeves of the Greeneyille
Sentinel, will please register the Bris-
tol Ne,cS. in favor Of Hon. Andrew
johnson for Congressman, for the
State at large, and.we think it will
be proper for, the Athans Post, to
come to time with us on this good
ticket, JolnSoa and Cooke. -. d
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07

Sash, Blinds. Doors.1 Mouldings.
Scroll Work. Brackets. Min Work.
Flooring. and Weather Boarding, can
all be had Of Lee g. Jones. at their
new Steam Factory, between Lee and
Water Streets, Goodson, at any time
after the first Of June Lumber will
be furnished, or not, as desired. =
Work done in first class style-in.
short order, and at prices .tosuit the,
people. The Factory will be two
stories high, 'S2x6I, with engine
room l2x25 with engine of 20 horse
power Address - - Ik - 4
LEE & JoNEs, =
Bristol Va, and Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07

o. the 9Th inst. the Conserva-
tive party of Virginia will assemble
IN Convention in Richmond . The
counties will appoint delegates.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07
ATLANTA MARKET REPORT,
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
II. I. COX & BRO,
COMNISSION MERCHANTS,
FORSYTH STREET, ATLANTA Ga.
Remarks.

Remarks. s..s.-y
# .r s ATLANTA, June 7, 1871.
Corn firm, stocks light, upward ten
dency. Flour firm at quotations.
Bacon moves regularly. Butter and
Eggs in demand if fresh and sound.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07
.sAw.9kagNets .Rep0xiSea,nrN
,IfI1 rxenbvRdI, VIZ ", june H Z, rs12

L rxcanbBrRd, Va, u June q !, 1872
iF1or d, weekpast our market offers
but few changes Va 4 Tenn: Bacon
in active demand and scarce, whilst
westefn .nientS an d neglected; z Corn.
Rye and Oats sluggish at quotations.
Flour rather neglected and inactive at
decline noted Butter more, plenty,
receipts table; iequalitc demand at. de-
cline. Eggs scarce at advance In
Groceries we continue, quotations, ex-
cept as to Coffee: Coffees active and
scarce at advance notsd.aa
APPLIES, Green, q barrel. 81 OOG6 90
{ DO Prisd,pag z n, -s TU , gg,-sG355
Do. Hams, Il b, l2@l5
BrEE, shuglaerei. a D.. LO1HIElIG 6@S
SurrkE, SSs; 2and 3 q L.. 2Oe' re- s &C. >,
BGckwREAT FIorR, Pm, 8
BEANS, White, q bushel Of 60 lbs, 2e!92 so
Do. Mixed Coored, e5Gl IS
BrAcKBxEKfks, dried, 2 n, ss-a@s---9 esl0
Blue GRASS SEED, per bushel Of IA lbs. 25ss2 50
CHIcKEss, dressed, apiees, S. NJ. 20G35
Do. Live, apiece, 2ng2j
Chestnuts, perbusheI LOO al, so
.
Do. q tasairs 4 m, F'Vpl1 E3's22 4 4 .sGs1
Do. Java, q H., s3a35
sszs,s ss s,s slI.G a ST i i
Co.'s, White, Il 6ushef-of So bs-, old, s5Q, g
co., Do; f?.9'I End sIss4 f. sse SSS
cLosEk sKgb' h bd3Kefof SO Ds., - J6Oeg $50
c esskSF; esii bsl se Iar s7r6oioo GO 90
s,aas Fish I, doyep.'e .shi.ir.I I'D iJ6I6
LvERaREEx CLASS SEED, q bush. IL hs;, 1892 90
FLorR, SuPsTf9s bsi' zri W oo 3SS{S 20
Do Do: Family, = Sbis,J I irSosiI 50
FEATHERS, Live Goose, 2 D., Sass
FLAX SEE1 2 sssAsl q 90 'P'f gyZfl 0oSd z %
Hay, BsisS, 5s1oO hs., 96ai -
HERDS GRAsssrsD, = bushel of 10 ns., 1922 co
IEos. Country " Z H., Cd, 4I SSgis
LEATHER, Spani Sole, e n, $3.50
DO. do. do. do. unfinished. 29@S2
DO. Harnes H. sskEJLfEJi s ssgsS
New Z cans, 2 gallon, $3.50
Do Old Ess1sd sy5sP ssr y IdS rs, c
dsioss' q JusIei Of 81 MS, r1-Ea SO sOtoioO
ORCHARD Grass sRED, q bush. Il ms. az 80
OH, Tame rs, q gallon, rr..-.fssfr 5000
PAcHEs, Dried, impaired q D, .-sY ,...-... 1qs
pe n1, irish fG !, b1shsr ofSo hs Oo@f2s
Do. Sweet. do. AZ. so to %
PEAS, Dried, 4 bushel, 90 to 90
PORK, Fresh Hogs, g H., al 90 |
Do. Sailed, p n, 30 . 90 |
RYE, 2 bushel of So rs, .rH sS99o /
RAGS, Linen and Cotton, q n, 4a5 I
SALT, Liverpool fine, q sack, 5O92 90 I
SUGAR, Brown, u n, lO@llh
DO. Yellow G and Extrac n, 1894 [
Do. Crushed. Granula,ed, Pulv s.iIed, l49IS
- . I. aud Gut Loaf, II n, le |
soar, Country made II D., Sos |
TALLow, T. H., a.ft f.- NOD I'D. eGio
TURkrYs Dressed, p D., IA al6
TIyoruy SEEN % hnsheI OF a. 4 SOFAS 90 !
Tow LINEN, q yard, t l6Uls |
VINEGAR, Pare Cider, Il gallon, $3.50 4
IIHEAT White, q bushel of SO hs. S5g2 80
Do Red, do do / 7vGl 50 |
Wool, Washed, 2 f., 6OI65
Do. Unwashcd, q b., 49R3O
q uIsEEy Rectifes q gallon / 25fII 40
Do. Pure Va Mountain Rye 2 eeG2 so
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07
slEs,sss, Him ifm aSe tol IN .issfosij ssG
1,.7'+s0ssy$o Of szssT ANA
GOODS
sils:t1 6ajgaiii.Nli, & g ca, De had poithet'

be Rda u0teHefe eiSe.e e-sno7is eds
--z-5-zol --92f9hr34s1 bis .gi!iidsi
NEN YORK Mills coTToS az
I 23s-n. -ssidav -7sf fes7as.fj' 4 r5.f.i
NAAlSBTTA CtTTON ot2Ee.7 stra
ANDKOSCOGGIN C)THONDss fseg1
H0NEY-eOMB g QBrHTBvofsf.e
enough for the largest bcls. at SI35
and 81 so worth - and s2,oQ, ral.
DUPLEX ELIIIPTIGs StSiR4S SC SIC
3. worthSI. tiE0b Be- Is11aa e q TaF
TABLE COVERS, aafrant4d an wool,
al 81, worth Sl.50. o.'s e ,.. s.,L
TIDES in great variety from tQc. -
-nSl 25.a 3nsiJuse9hut or z8i9i5TEg
FGOjsERSatl so, use haaSt
H69IlABA0fa, T0% Els at SIS,
sh Sk5e; So. aud Up to S9ipsr dOzeu--
all VERY Hheap,,a 81. 2 o. 2fiib7o19E
RursL4SEN D0YLlES q. GOes 2ci
,nsdhzen worth $l.ei 5di iusuola emo
LINEN r3M.SSK for "a BE cloths AZ
sI.5os. E0ltL 6g4c per, yarl,
A large assortment of LINEN and
LAWN SUITS for ladies made up
/, in the very best style. 1919 ',l-..
PAlSASOBS and UMBRELLAS of
g othe latest fashion. lsrg GfsF -'ui.f
KID GLOVES .at6oe. pair sr1la9-
waIdssqqo oIrl suas rnI sidt 80
All kinds Of UNDER @ AEa!ENTS
for ladies' JOY -u5tillH ta -.-f
,1I.Lll -s-r.Ii Iu-aTT a -Fr
C0RSETS. lrr sad r4t.-.e 900 RI
HOOP.SKIRTS and BUSTLES.
DOLLY WARDEN GALICCES and
LAWNS. .a.F rf s--I
DOLLY WARDEN SWISS AND
& PlQUES. 81.
DOLLY WARDEN JEWELRY.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07

THERIl we're twenty- graduates at
EMORY n Henry. - -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07

.sFLAvoRING EXTRACTS are of pri-
mary importance in cookery and of all articles Of
this description the highly ncentrated AsDARD
EXTRACTS, prepared by Joseph Burnett & Co.,
Beston. are pronounced by Leading cEisiners-Pro-
hest -.--s s-ta-t. -'-.t faH
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07

I200 Caddies, quarters and half boxes fine
medium snd commoB. old work, manafac
tured Chewing Tobacco. - 81, - 8
June . -. LEE, TAYLOR & co.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07
BRISTOL PRICES CURRENT.

,.- CORRECTED REGULARLY .g.ut
L B. DUNN & CO..
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07

hour we meet with bsohen dorm specimens of hu-
manity wreck that seem past kspe Of salvage.
At least seven-eights Esof these might be filed
with new vitality by aeon rise OF Dr.. WALKERS
CALIFORNIA YISEsAR BITrERs. Many are suffer.
ing from the reaction of RuEi- pointed bitters or
pow rful minerals II this characteristic of Dr.
Walkers Great Restorative that ID neutralzes the
effect Of these mis-csaled remedies, and a:comp-
liaas Inv n a inlRf N RE
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07

CARBoLIC SALvE unegualled as q
Healing Compound. Physicians recommend it as
The most wonderful remedy ever known. Price
IS cents per box, John +. Henry, Sole Proprietor
College Place, New York. .s.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07

For DYSPEPSIA, Indigestion, de-
preston of spirits and general debility to tkeir
rious forms also, pre- tentative against Fever
and Ague. and other intermittent fevers. The
Ferro- PhoSphrated Elixir of oalisaya, made by
Caswen, Hazard y Co, New York, aud sold by all
Druggists, isthe bes tonic, and tonic for pa
uents recovering from fever or other sickness, it
has no equal.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07

SlayOr.
June Z ~,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-06-07

PRATTS ASTRAL 0II.-More accidents occur
from using unsafe oils, than from steamboats, and
railroads combined. Oyer 200 900 families continue
" or Indirectly have occurred from burning stor-
ing handling it. Oil House of Charles Pratt,
es tabiishs 1870, New York.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-19

~Sa, i'd ~ er'o mid faifen!" rtei
Der GieIe. l,gtur np@ einmal tptQ t& bic
3u9e pieleS &tnpe8 onleben", fubr er> fid
3u Dem Mdr9en .penbenr, fort, pa'5 pom
ieiner Mneit gu f& 9efommen mar* -
~Dteie 3l9e e., ia, eS ftno bic metner
unolufli9en, ,n,etner perlprenen 9hnpn.
&pmm, pab i@ DID fiil7e, DID ans
.6er3 bride i rtef e. ea6 &tnp er9retz
fenc, e6 in feline Nrme bebenp unb an ft9
pre0eno., >,g1tnpn Ninpn! Du biit
pteoer 9efunoen!" !" fubr er fort oa6 &ino
auf ietnen @@op6 1eBenp unp in rdbrenz
per Treuce beSeno. vunp jest ersdblt
mir Seet iebt SIR mid 9efabt, Sbr
lebt MIDI rubte unr 1anft pte Elm 2amm
Mber lpredt, t9 be19w5re Gu@"
6eubltnser tonnte tbm nidt ptel
er3dblen unp son pe1r> wa6 IT tpubte>
periawiee er nod Ginises aus S@oz
nun9. Gr tbetlte tbm nit, pab bic M(utz
ter rieies &inoe6> menn e6 bic wtrtlide
Mutter iei, fdpn bduf9 eridienen um
bd1elbe 3uriid;uforoern, uno rab fe su
ibrer 6ilfe perpd9ti9e6 @olf auf9ebpz
ten Gr per(dmie9 tbm> pab piele6 arme
@eib ;up:ilen Spuren ce8 Srrltnns
9e;ei9t, wp fe ober wobne> paa wii1e
er ntdbt.
6annetpn lief li9 Don inn Die Yer<
lSnli9fei' oiele6 @etbe6 beldretben.
uSte 1T es! &ein 3meifel!" rtef er
triumpbtrenb uWprqen 1uIen mir
Beipe DetRe Wutter ouf!' tpancte er
ii9 gu Gem &inbe. uMonfeur Cub
finger. rie;e5 &inb 9ebSrt : fprtab
mir; tin Nacerer pat Gin M@t auf
pa0elbe!"
5cublin9er 1erlu6te feline Gtnlpra9e
6anneton bate feline &ube mebr in Der
2ose uno nit pem wiQenlolen &inpe an
Der 9anb, na6 iiber bteie Scene nod gang
permtrrt war, perabl l9iepete er ft9 Don
5eubltn9cr.
uCa fy7 i'd allo wieper au1iu!"
brummte rer <e, al8 5anneton bic
6au6tbiir binter fi9 9el9lo0en.. ~Gs 1T
Elm 6unpsleben, bas Sd tperbe meinen
Dtenit oufia9en uno in mein i9Snes
@aterlanb ;uriid9eben! -- Die Com
te6e ppn tbrem @ater, i9 BON meiuen1
Germ 9etrennt unb ra6 MQes ipur9
piele6 --- @ptt, &pa6 flrllnbeil bod
Elm Grauensimmer auf Der @elt anri9ten
fam !"---
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-19
3wei Jrempe

Der Bricf wel9en &afael ron 2cnoon
erbalten batte> war wpbl 9eet1n t. tbn 70
9lIdli1 III 1ttmn1cn. Derivlbe lautete i'm
Belent!i9en:
sd babe nit tem @rafen &c
prc9en> lieter &afael. Du fannf
QtsrSeu9t ieins paB Dir ppn 1eiz
ner Seite feiH> !6inoernib in ben
QD eele9t Miro, ja> i9 babe io9ar
llrla9e III 9lauten, oaB tbm Detn
8prl9la9 iebr wiufommen ietn muB.
l1ebriaen6 mirb Il am *ten, alio in
weri9en Gaeen> in Bpu'psne einz
trefen, >po Du TN am Na9mittaoe
um ubr III pem 5otel fnpen
mirlt."
Der Brtef ,par turs une lebr idlau
oteefa6t. J Or @bepalier 1pra9 bic
Dabrbett In 70 fern. als er tebouptete,
Der @raf milf, pie1e 8srbinpuns germ ie
ben; caS ct pem @rafen &afaels f5ruli>
DIE @erbuns perl9pte9en, fonnte ct fra
ter aus leiner &afael pu'@auS ni@t perz
brblten Abnei9un9 sesen bteie @erbin<
puns ertldren; iein 3iel &par ia ins9tz
mein rabin 9eri@tet, &afael Don 2u3ten
pieeer 3u trennen, ptele papur@ IN Ser.
speifun9 uno Gleno 3u fto6en> unb eben
10 .pte It ii& &afael 8e9eniber re&tfertiz
gen tpnnte> mar ct pem @rafen 9e<
9eniiber beretts 8erf@tferti9t, tpenn iein
S6urfenifrei@ 8esen pas arme Mdo9en
etnmal 9eluneen uno bieie perftcBen> per<
f1pQen mar.
Mu9 2u3ie fIblte ii@, ,pie tpir 9e(e<
ben, dber9lldlt@ fife 1oQte tbren 8ater
mieber ieben, fe iolte f9 nit ibm peri1b,
men haS bielt 1ie fir einen Ginseraet9
, 6imme's. @e>pib wdre fe ldnai}
f4on 3u ibm 9ereilt i'm ielrR jeoesMib<
Derffdncnib 3wil@en tbr unb tbm, wenn
bic @tiefmutter Elm iol9es 3u Stanbe &C.
bra&t gu beieiti9en> 2u;ie aber wor 3u
ftol& fle fablte f@ gu ttef per:est> als bob
fte ft9 3u, einem ]ol@en ,@@ritt bdtte
dberrepen f6nnen. Sept ndberte f9 ber
0oter iltft ibr wieoer"; jebt tonntt fie
Dor tbn btntreten unp ( een 8ateE In
meintm 3er3en bat nte ter @roQ 8e8en
Cid Elm 0bpu& sefunptn, obslet& Du
Detn &inc .fu' uubarmber3t9 eerfo6en ;
feb, i'd liebe pielt,1] 7Mann, fegne uns
8eipe - unp pte Gorge UNI etn&tno, ,coS
pur@ Nnpere BON Deineu, 6er3en oel6f,
fe 1T Dir ab9enomnett!
: @itten Il, otelen Betrd@tun8en ,rurbe
fie pur@ pas serdafbp, ,le &uftrtten6an'
! nstou'e 9ef6rt per nit BEN s&inbf btrtin
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-19
3eitune8 @cfeee Der Ser. &tiatcr.

gBenn Nbonnenten ihre 3eitun8 nidt abbe0el<
len, 70 ptrb aneenommen, oa9 ie pieftbe fprt3ube<
baten piinfhcn.
Rein Abonnen,snt fam re6tsgiiltig abbf lteQt
ptroen, obne pob ale &itfdnoe be3ablt Tne.
QBenn Abonncnten uuterla0en, ibre 3ettunBe,
BON Der poltofdce at5ubolen, 70 inb lie bafllr oer
antpornid, bis lis bre ganae Ne@nnng be5ablt
unb bic i3situng abbsIfellt baben.
gBenn Nbonnenren ibren Wobnort dnoern, pbne
bic 3eiungs- -Offiee su benabri&tfsen, 10 III es tbr
@6aoen> w:nn Die 3eitung ra9 ibrem fruberen
gNpbnprt asldidt tptro.
Cine @siaerana RE 3eituna po, Der poft=Sf-
fee ab3ubolsn obne nieelbe beaabt su baben, tptrb
als atliht|iher 8eiruJ angeleben.
Ner brei Mummtrn elmer ,3ettang annimmt,
pirb als Ntonnent angeieben uno BAT fur bieielbe
~ beaab!en.
:3eitunqen lnb In benz @uuntY> TOO lie eebrudt
pcrben, portofrei.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-19

(TertIeBun9.)

@dbrenp2u3ie lpro9, erldallten prauz
fen Grttte. Betpe laul1ten. 2u;ie mar
beitiir;t pur9 ben @ecanfenL pab tr9eno
Semano Nofael su 70 ipdter Mbenpfunpe
tet tbr iiterral9en f1nne uno ;o9 ibn
dn9ltli9 iu's 3immer,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-09-19

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-29
MEXICO.

TUE RAILROAD wAR-A COMMITTEE OF CON
GREss REPORTS IN FAVOR OF THE RosECRANs
. PRoJECT-APPRoACHING INAUGURATION OF
THE PRESIDENT AND REORGANIZATION OF
THE CABINET.
MEXICO, Nov. 15.-The railroad war between
the interests represented by Gen, Rosecrans ana MI
Plumb remain undecided. The Congress delegation
having the subject under consideration reported favor
ahv unon the Rosecrans project and subsequently con-
sdered the Plumb project What may DO the result Vi
the contest Is very uncertain. . -, i, <,.u., ho,a
The Quay and Rio Grande tiailroan COMPANY na''
asked for extension OF time.
Tranquility generally prevails throughout the rePuDc
In Yucatan martial law continues but Congress
ing the question OF restoring tho civil ascennehcy neIo'
Serious troubles are however, reported In lenuanVePco
Lozada were attacked by the troops and Gen paciho
Vega was killed LOZada reported desu, pu' INC
news needs confirmation. ..,... -, ~
Precedent IeriO will be naugurated on the ieth OF De
cember Asonishment Is manifested IN pontea
at the persstency OF the new President IN fetannk ~
high Office the appointees ofthe late PRESIDENT
The Cabinet officers said 10 nave tessneu W. o
Cabinet will not DO appointed until aitsr ths
uration OF the incoming President oenor io2, @
President OF Congress- Juartst. and 5enor
the Vice President IA an sdherent OF GENERA VI
nrio Diaz who Ii now on his way 10 the capital
Committee OF Congress proposes W ci1tx .,nrI
ment TO the memory OF JuareZ, and 70 puonsn woIs
containing record OF his acts and efforts IN Denai o
the state II also proposes TO pay the minor children
OF the late President annual pension Oh sSv Gaan
until they attain their majority, the pension W
To the daughters until they are married. -, - -
Congress has pard0ned Gen. Trinidad Cadehh, anu
the Insurgents The saerncal stone Of the AIecs is
been removed To the National Museum Inc iTesuen'
OF the United States is expected to visit meiico'
Her siAsr ferasm Eur, second AID I'm Pss"I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-29
POSTAL TELEGRApHY.

NEW FROJECT-THE BILL OF THE HOUSE
APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE PROPOSED
POSTAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY-DETAILS OF
THE PLAN--A MONOPOLY CONTROLLED BY
oVERNMENy-OBJEC EDITIONS SUGGESTED.
IYRoH A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THB rRIBUEB.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The Postal Tel
egraph subject will up in some shape early in the
coming session. and will probably have stronger sup
port than ever before imports that oeme from good
authority 10 be believed the Administration fully
committed toit II s scarcely possible that any scheme
for giving the Government control OF the telegraph
lines wiz be Esturcd and Rut into the Shape OF law
during the brief period betReen the I'd OF December
ana the AN OF March, far the minds OF NEST Congress
men are too scanty informed upon the important ques-
ton to admit Of sueh hy action; but the subject Will
be much discussed and III gain such prominence that
come definite action viii undoubtedly DO had early In
the next Congress IL the President Is really going 10
come 10 the help Of the Eostaster and intends
10 make the Postal Telegraph scheme an
measure IL looms Up into Importance second 10
legislation before Congress There win be at least
preliminary skrmsh upo0 this session. and possibly
hard battle IN ole House the other, but the nna
struggle scarcely take place before the long session
of 1854.
TIE mVEsTIGATJOB III THE COMMITTEE OF APPRopRIA.
TIOHs.
The Appropriations Committee OF the House have
Jurisdiction the subject al present IL was referred
them early last month but up towsrd the close
OF last session in connection with the difference that
between the Government and the Western Union
aIssph Company about the rates to be paid for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-29
THE ARIZONA DIAMOND FRAUDS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S.-At a private meet
ing of the trustees Of the Diamond Company held yes
terday afternoon it reported that measures had
been taken for the arrest OF Arnold and Slack and oth
ers Eminent counsel engaged in the case. Tho
entire credit Of the exposure alleged fraud is due
70 Clarence King who volunteered to go the first time,
ana was sent the second time investigate the alleged
dscoyeres IL generally believed that those In
terested lost any reported SantoAs ruby
is declared TO be soft garnet altogether worthless
Janin saws the Company TO which he belongs still have
great eIpectatons Of wealth from the diamond teds
but that he much msled by the representations OF
Arnold aud Slack. Several Companies adhere TO their
resolution TO send prospectors next Spring 70 Arizona
and Colorado. - -,
LITER-W F. Babcock Albert Gonsel, and Louis
Gloss nave been appointed committee TO inquire into
the matter of the alleged diamond frauds, with full
Mining Company.