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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20

4 Near Schedule on the A. VI. &; o.
II. r., took effect on Sunday the 18th.
1t effects only the Frcights, giving
COuble trains, which arrive 81 P.
NJ and 4 80 p. VI. Leave ) 10 4.
NJ, and 8 80 p VI.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20

We call attention to the advertise
ment of the Primary department of
King College. Mr. I. P. Doggett, of
Sullivan Co., will assist Mr.. De
vault.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20

Ouu Sunday Mad.-Mr. Spurgcon
informs us that hereafter the Post
Office will be kept open on Sunday
mornings from to s o'clock.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20

Purchased. Mr.. J. Faris has pur-
chased Of Rev. Wallace, the
Central Hotel property on Front St.,
GoodSon, Price 81 GOO.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20

SOME human fiend during the dark
ness which interviewed between Sat
urday and Sunday last, placed log
of wood across the E. T. Va. & G.
r. r, track, near the spot where
Mr.. Grigsby had been killed a few
hours before, On Sunday it was run
into by the yard engine, which was
considerably damaged by it.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20
GUGGENHEIMER g. CO

Our PORTER will deliver Bundles
at any point in the city free Of charge.
SALESMEN-JAMEs H. JENNINGS
Charlotte, Va, JEHU WILLIAMS,
Lynchburg, Va; III. IL. STOK Els,
Bristol, Tenn; JOHN l.. KEAN, Car
oline, Va, r. B. CARR, Halifax, Va;
JOHN G HAMMER, Appomattox, Va:
TACK JENNINGS, Charlotte, Va. mo-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20
DZa9'%et reports.
LYwcHBURc, Va. Aug. lie, 1872

LYNcHBURG, Va, Aug. l6, 1872
Several changes to which we ask at
tention.. Wheat-Receipts fair, mar
ket steady at revised quotations. as to
quality and conditions. large per cent
of the wheat.arriving here is out of con-
di ion, aud has to be sold at sacrafice
or spread on floors to dry before sell
ling. Corn, Rye, and Oats, receipts
light, market fairly active at revised
quotations. Bacon, country cured, in
active demand at advance. Butter,
No. table. active at extreme quota
lions. Flour in active demand.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20
A Dangerous Drunken ARRAY.

On Monday Of last week a serious
and drunken ARRAY occurred at the
house of Z. NJ. Myers in Goodson.-
Knives. sticks and stones were freely
used, one of the party getting bro
ken skull, and COunselman j. NJ.
Owen receiving 4 flesh wound in the
hip.
From the evidence before the jus
tees Court it appears that f. NJ.
Myers, his son w. II. Myers and the
wife and mother of the two were in a
general family row, of which whiSkey
was clearly the cause. The wife of
W. II. Myers sent word to Sergeant
Wheeler, who soon appeared, when
the old man yielded and took his seat
quietly on the railroad in front of the
house. His son announced that he
would not be arrested, and warned
Mr.. Wheeler not to touch him or he
would hurt him, at the same time
threatening his father with violence if
he returned to the yard. Mr.. Wheel
er then withdrew and returned with
his pistol, when the parties rushed
upon him with knives, cutting his
clothing in one or two places, Mr..
Owen appealed to them to desist,
when they rushed upon him, the old
man inhicting on him a flesh wound
in the hip Mr.. Wheeler then shot
at w. II, Myers, grazing his head,
and after exploding the remain
ing caps on his pistol, struck
the old man with a stone above the
right eye fracturing the skull and
leaving him for some minutes lying
prone on the face of mother earth.-
Soon thereafter the two Myers we're
arrested. The old man was found
to have about him a dangerous knife
made of AN old file. w. H. Myers had
no weapons on him when arrested,
but during the melee he had thrown
stone which missed his aim and knock
ed down his mother. They were ex-
amined before c. c. Campbell J. P.
and L. C. Fowler, Mayor of goodson,
and sent on to answer an indictment
for assault with intent to kill. T. NJ.
Myers was bailed in $5OO-$250 for
himself and $3.50 for his surety. W.
II. Myers was rendered bail in $3.50
$3.50 for himself and $3.50 for each of
his two surities, but failed to give it.
Mr., 0Aen's wound is not dangerous.
The chracter of the parties was proven
to be that ofpeacable men when sober
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20

THE Holston Conference of the NJ.
4. Church South, will meet at Chat
tanoo9a on the 25th of October
Next,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20
NEWS.
TUESDAY, August 20 1872.
BOARDERs WANTED.

T AM prepared to entertain about five or
i six Boarders at reasonable rates at my
residence on Solar Street, GoOdson.
Apply to MRS. G. WHITTIER.
Aug. 6, '72.-4t.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20
GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE.
ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TlTOHH7la
& @dB@D RIB go
Ar REDUCED PRICES.
= NJ ED ER "a

As fast approaching complexion and intending
With entirely stock, make general reduction the
Goods Ha7ng purchased the whole
not hesitate that such opportunity P CHEAP CRY GOODS
has not been offered within the past e. year,.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20
l. &BT2 &c

We are now in daily receipt of our
SPRING GOODS and intend to have
this season as large and varied assert
ment rs any House in this State, all
OF which will be sold at the smallest
possible ddUdRce upon purchases in
large quantities, principally of first
hands, and nearly all for Cash. We
don't believe in keeping Goods upon
our shelves to look at, and the SMALL.
PROFIT SYSTEM, which we pursue,
enables us in connection with our rap
idly growing WHOLESALE TRADE
to handle large quantities of Goods.
n large portion of our present stock
were purchased before the advance in
staple lines, and early calls will secure
Goods at nearly old prices. The espe-
cidt attention of parties in search of
BARGAINS is called TO our stock of
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20

For other Local items, see fourth
page.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20

APPLES, Green, p barrel - jOG . rs
DO. Dried, pared, e b, 6dS
BACON, Hog round, y n, IL II
| Do. Hams, u IL, l6@1S
Do. Sides, 2 n, 1l@l2
| BFEF, Slaughtered, q D., 5@S
BUTTER, Nos; 1, ana }, q D.. &c, Ice. Zoe,
| BEEswAx, q b., 32G3S
| BUcKYHEAT FLOUR, p B., 0
BEANS, White, q busheI of so lbs, 6oG1 rs
Do. Mixed or Colored, sJ@ 81
BLAcKBERRIEs, dried, = b., SAG
| Blue GRASS SEED, per bushel Of II lbs. 0OQ2 p
| CHIcKE.;s, dressed, apiece, l6G20
Do. Live, apiece, 1922
| Chestnuts, per busheI loo al, So
! COFFEE, Pair to good Rio, n H., 2lEI22
| Do. Prime to choice Rio, Il n, 1924
| Do Laguirq, z D., s6@27
| Do. Java, p n, i-, 2S933
/ Corrox YARxs n bunch Of 5 Hs., 60Gl Is
CosxJ White, q bushel Of So MS, old, sdoel
Do. Yellow and Mixed. 72Q73
Corn MEAL, z bushei of Sc rs, s0@95
CLOVER SEED, z bushel OF 90 rs, 800. %
CEMENT, r. bbl:, 21oa3 %
CRANBERRIEs, z Dbl, 0OGlO 90
EsGs, Fresh, p dozen, lOgll
| LvERGREES GRASS SEED, Y bush II Us, ] 1902 90
Flour, Superfne, e bbl., ooa5 %
Do. Extra, n bbl., i3HS GO
Do. Family, q bbl., cogs 50
FEATHERS, Live Goose. p n, 6o@6J
FLAX SEED, u bushel of 81 lbs. 6o@l 65
FLAX Linen: Y yard d dSaR az
NAY, Baied, y 100 hs., 2Oal IS
HERDS GRASS srsD, q busheI of 10 Ds., 75a2 co
IEox. Country ar H. 4h@5H
LARD, Va. lie "a, Nos. 5, 2aAd Il IIctI%
LEATHER, Span Sole, z D., 2Sd30
Do Count tanned sole, D. n, 2S@30
b. do. do. do. unfinished, 29d32
Do. Marnes b., S S36
MeLAssEs, New leans, u gallon, 75Nso
Do Refined Syrups, q gallon, S3@3S
NAILS Old Dominion, n keg of 100 bs., 50Ep7 30
OAT "a bushel OF SO DIS, 3SGl2
Onions, = busheI Of 81 bs., so to co
ORCHARD GRASS SEED, 2 bush ia Ms. 1902 90
On Tanners. q gallon 1890
PAcHEs, Dried, impaired, II b., 709
Do do. pared, q a., l4Ql6
PerAroEs Irish, u bushel of 90 Bs., soqS5
Do Sweet. do. so to 70
PEAS Dried, q busheI, t SO to 60
PORK. Fresh Hogs, z D., 4e 81
Do Sailed, y n, 80 90
PrE ~ busheI of SO bs 6j67d
RAGS, Linen and Cotton, a. n, 4a5
SALT Liverpool fine, q sack, 5OI2 90
SUGAR, Brown, p H., l0H@l2
Do. Yellow and EXtraC, Il&l2
Do. Crushed, formulated, PulveTzed, l4Gl3
and Cut Loaf, q d., l6
SOAP, Country made q d., 5d6
TALLow, u D., 90lo
TURKrYs, Dressed, z n, +al6
TIMOTHY SEED, a b1shel of-4o 5Oa5 90
Tow LINEN, 2 yard, l6Glo
VINEGAR Pare Cider, 2 gallon, 2593o
THREAT, white, q bushel of 60 rs. 50Ml 50
Do. Red do do 40Gl 90
UooI Washed n D. 60sI65
Do. Unwashed, q D., 43H9O
"A uIsxEy RectifeI y gallon / 259l 40
Do. Pure Va Me1Rtain Rye 2 cc@2 50
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20

KING College is really pretty,
since the brick work has been COM
plcted.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20
REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

On and after July Ist, 1872, all orders to
us for Manufactured Chewing Tobacco will
be filled at reduction of IL cents per
pound in conformity with the reduction of
Internal Revenue Tax on same.
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
June 2S-tf Lynchburg. Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20
ATLANTA MARKET REPORT,
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
H. T. COX & co,
CONHISSION MERCHANTS,
FORSYTH STREET, ATLANTA GA.
Remarks.

ATLANTA, August II, 1873.
Corn fair demand, stocks light.
Wheat good demand, advancing-Oats
very dulI-Rye, good demand, wanted
for seed-FlOur, fair demand i'll / and
sacks-IacOn scarce, active advan-
cing-Butter sells if fresh, in small
packages-Eggs fair demand, weather
pleasant.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20

WARERooMs No. 8 n. Liberty St.
Baltimore, Md.
The Steiff7s Pianos contain all the
latest improvements to be found in q
firstclass Piano with additional inn
provements of his own invention, not
to be found in other instruments. The
tone, touch and finish of their instru-
ments cannot be excelled by any manu-
featured.
A large assortment of Second Hand
Pianos always on hand, from SIS to
$500.
Parlor and Church Organs, some 20
different styles on hand from $50 and
upwards.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue, con-
tanning names of over 1000 Southern
ers, 900 of which are Virginians, }
who have bought the Steiff Piano
since the close of the war.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20

Terms c0Sh aeIeZT. O11S from cOU1l1'Y Dr0lDf
" ucR2ea 10. GOOdS SEM bY ZaDTeS deIvelY
upon tie receipt Of lie money.
sepS-y.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20
AsTIIMA.-,Jonas WhitcJmb' $ Rem

edy- Prepared from German recipe obtained by
the late Jonas Whitcomb. i'm En- rope 1t alleviated
this disordeTin this when all other appliances
Of medical skill had been abandoned Joseph Bur-
nett & Co. For sale by all Druggists.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20

Booksellers and StaiiOners
are our authorized Agents for Bristol,
and Tenn.
Omar Is ly-chd sep s III aug 90, III.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20
SUBSTITUTES IN THE DENTAL

RANKS not desirable therefore, keep the nat
ural teeth sound and pure with that wholesome
vegetable elixir SOZaDoxr. Do this. and they will
last long the breath lasts, and the breath it.
self will never be tainted.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20
To OWNERS OF HORSES & CATTLE.

TO DIV NEItN OF IIUItSFo ~ Nt IL
Tobias Derby Condition Powders are warranted
superior to any others, pay, for the cure Of
Distemper, HORNS, Bots, Coughs. Hyde Bound.
Colds, &c, in Horses, and Colds. Coughs, Loss Of
Milk, Black Tongue, Horn Distemper, &c-, in Cat
tie. Price 2J Cents. Depot 10 Park Place, New
York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20

THURsToN's Ivory PEARL TOOTH POWDER.
The best article known for cleansing and preserv-
ing the teeth aud gums Sold by all Druggists
Price 25 and so cents per bottle /. c. Wells * Co
New York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20

PSYCHOLOGISTS SAY THAT OUR BOD
les are renewen once in seven years The material
OF which they reconstructed is the blood and
unless it be fully charged with the elements Of vi
aty the strength and health Of the system decline
of all blood dePurents, Or. Walkers Vinegar Bit
tiers is the safetest and most iifallble. There is
disease, arising from deprivation OF the blood,
which 1t will not speedily cure.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20
TO TIE CITIZENS OF BRISTOL

127 Bowerv, New YORK. Post-Ofiss Box 1886
Jan %. e'gd May !. cd Jy7o. -ly. Pa co
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-20

FOR DYSPEPSIA, indigestion, de-
preston Of spirits and general debility to tkeir
rious forms also, preventative against Feve-
and Ague. and other intermittent fevers. The
Ferro- Phosphrated Elixir OF Oalisaya, made by
Caswell, Hazard Co, New York, and sold by all
Druggists, isthe hes tonic, and as a tonic for pa
tents recovering from fever or other sickness, 1t
has equal.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-02

disappeared from Wow, and reap
pcarcd after five seconds, Tho
young lady in Il terrible state O
fright. Tho kind old man endcav
orcd to paciiy her.
"Stcady, my doar," he said, en-
dcavoring to hide his own nor
vousncss, "thcrc's no uso of g IT.
ting tlighty. 1t is natural 70,
tho human family to swim"
"Oh Mr.. Greeley, how can you
say SO - exclaimed the wrctchcd
maidon, wildly squirting tho sand
and brine from her mouth.
"lou ain't accustomed to it,
my child; calmly endure 1T Int.
tie longer, aud you'll like it,"
"No, never, never. | want to
bo unnatural. | don't want to
belong TO tho human family, Mr..
Greeley, and'-hcro another hugo
breaker cut short her frenzy, and
lifting both hathcrs hurled tho
Sage hcadlong over his fair Charge.
y vollcy Of cheers rose from the
beach rs ho recovered himself,
quickly seized hor by tho back of
her neck and ono leg, and held
hor aloft, dripping and struggling
with tho fine energy that female
can exert under tho pressure of
mingled rago, modification and
fright.
HShn still Eyoeu ~ G,;,,l
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-02
Amenities Of journalism.
THE TRIALS AND TROUBLES OF
PRINTING a NEWSPAPER.

Few nconlo oro GUIANA ot.,,o :,
side worl, ,inr. of nr;,,;. ~ Wy m ~
nor Of tho Snno,.,,rS r''''"S ol'oo'
unon tho nuhl;rniion 20 ,o""'no
nrr II 10 ;,,noss;JI, ~ - g ~" o"ol''-
ihinr lil,n corvont ;'J1o W io'", my
numbor of MAN tIov', - Wv
community yho mnI,a ~ :, - o'oiy
about cvcrv othor t;Ino ~ ~, po.n. t
Won to toll Won of son'o o ;m,y ;',t '"oot
fact thot on<,ht - Hn ,n.;p l'"pol t"liI n
tho n,ncr nrS hoNo ~ ,~,,,I;." 'oo'o0u W
crulIv howovor - tvn,o U'oo. eo". .t.
tho itcm rofcrrod 80 - o'' ~. .":'V 49,
which tho inCorn,o,t " ,> 30 o"o III
to grind, nnd Tho non.n",'nr; n,'H ~" :, "Ho 40
be Tho Treo horso on ,L"p'i n1,;np,, 10 20 ~
meets to rido ;ntn nmhI;" en na,'oo no w
confidcnco Or + ' nnt th,, o,''I "'i,.
constantly onnovod NV "'' n'',,,; "o -
nIicitv Of commnn;oo,ioo,n 'nI';a,, "'.
are nlwnvs lcnttthU aud oo,,n;'' ''t.
nolbinw th,t onSbn11,, ~ onnoo oIa - '"a'' .'n
in nrint ~ l,Uov ,,I',L; ~ y; W. 'oo
wbatcvor cxccnt tho W. rr;,on ;s ~, VI
porbaps ono or ,vo o,hor '>,.,; '"'
lar iniiv;dnol. omd ~" ~ VI, >p. p'''eu-
clusivc hnnoG, :, ,u,, ,,,,,;,,o "H'o ~ \.
not for y momcnt occmrr;n,s,n .,1"' w. ~ -
wri,or that nnnr',,n;o.,,os "s W WV
ncwsnoncr shomlI ho 'SIo"s o"'I, 40 ,,,t ~, -
interest thousands nr % rna1"n, 90 ""''u
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-02
A Philosopher in the Surf.
HORACE GREELEY AS a SWIMMING
MASTER-IIIS ADVENTURES WITH
YOUNG LADY IN TIE BILLOWS.

Mr.. Greeley visited Firo Island,
New York, on Friday, to bathc in
tho surf. The Commercial AdUcyti-
ser has an imaginary description
of his efforts in tho watcr 80 hu-
morous that wo copy it. 1t is as
good as if it were true:
SURF HOTEL, August 22.
"Why, he can swim like a
duck !" said an enthusiastic Gree
lcyito, as he stood upon tho beach
to-day and watched tho vegetable
candidate for tho Presidency buffet
the pillows on tho Atlantic like q
shirtcd dolphin. But tho ncxt
moment mighty breaker soizod
tho bold swimmer and stood him
upon his head, his heels beating
tho thin air in desperate strug-
glo to alter his abnormal attitude
l suppose thcro wero two or
three hundred guests, farmer folks,
&c, on the shore at tho time.
The news that Horace was going
out to wrcstle with Neptune re-
suited in the forming Of q largo
procession, which marched in good
order to tho sccnc Of hoetilities,
and took up such favorable posi-
tons rs the nature Of tho ground
would permit. As tho veteran
norman emerged from tho bath
house, tho crowd yelled approving
ly, and tho boys SHE'D clam shells
at him in an encouraging way.
His Apollo.lilc form. never ap-
pcared to better advantage, and
were it not for the slight tendency
of his right hip TO play seasaw
with his left (producing peculiar
shambling gait), he might be said
to havo advanced "graccfully" to
tho watcrlino. Hulfa dozen young
lady bathcrs had placed them.
selves under his protection for a
plunge in tho brine.
"Oh, dear Mr.. Greeley, / know
can never stand it," said beauti.
full blonde as big wave burst,
envoloping her littlo feet in tho
croamydoam.
"Pshaw, my dear, you noodn't
be afraid. I'll protect you" And
80 ho did, to.tho great uneasiness
Of her lovor, who boheld tho dex,
ferrous veteran (mistaking hor nock
for her waist) encircle hor with
his arm and drag hor aftor him az
though ho meant to drown her
In four feet Of water they suddenly
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-02

it has imposed u tax Of $4,000, ,OOC
to bo collected during tho present
year, ten times as much rs was
imposed when the assessed value
OF tho entire property Of tho
the State was three times as great
rs 1t now is; that, together with
the Governor and Treasurer, it,
, has increased tho debt of tho State,
from less than $G,0OO,000 four
years ago, to $50, 100000 or moro,
now, according to tho best inform
alton wo can get; that somo of
tho poorer classsos havo been 80
much oppressed by taxation that
they have been compelled to sell
their last milk cow to meet the
taxts imposed by this licensed
band ofrobbors, Unsuitable Of plum
der. A word now rs to tho Judi
ciary. This whole body from tho
highest to tho lowest, with few
exceptions, is too low for con-
tempt.
no day tho State is upon tho
cdgo of bankruptcy: her public
schools arc all closed, her asylum
for tho insane is sustained by pri-
vato charity, and hor State prison
is maintained by working tho con-
victs on tho truck farms in tho
suburbs Of tho City Of Columbia,
because The officials havo stolen all
tho moneys appropriated for the
support OF these institutions. On
the 24th day Of last August tho
Republican party mot in Convon-
ton in tho State Capital, aud so
gross was tho conduct Of tho dele
gates in elimination and rc.crimi-
nation, and in drawing pistols and
knives against each othcr,Lo avoid
bloodshed the PrcsidcAt had to
adjourn tho body. a negro, by
name Cleans, convicted about
year ago in tho United States
Court for stuiling the ballot boxes
in tho election between Bowen
and DcLarge for Congress and
pardoned by President Grant is
the regular nomiuco on tho Rc-
publican ticket for Lieutenant
Governor Of tho State. Such is
tho government imposed upon the
people of the State by the Radical
faction Of tho Republican party
and sustained by tho President
with the Federal bayonct. Some
or tho blacks would do right, but
they arc IN tho hands Of tho vio-
lent and are unable tn do it. Let
the virLuo and manhood Of tho sec
uons be reunited, and let us cor.
rect tho evil before it is too late,
for wo are opposed to violence in
any form.
Mr.. Kcitt referred to tho foreign
policy Of the present Administra-
ton rs indicating a lack Of states
manship, and, in conclusion, aliu-
dcd to tho pretended teals Of the
Administration adhcrents that the
finances would DO disturbed by
Mr.. Greeloy's election, and dc.
clarcd that, on the contrary. they
would be pat upon stronger and
moro enduring foundation.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-02
Correspondence Of tho PhDnix.
NEW YORK CITY, Sept. 21, "72.

NEW York CITY, Sept. 21, '72.
Mr.. Editor: Lot our people be
Of good cheer. Tho great battle
for tho publication Of tho Govern.
ment and the paciication of the
country is now raging along tho
whole line. In Maine andy Vermont
it was only a picket skirmish that
preccdcs tho grand battle. Mr..
Greeley will got onc-third Of tho
Republican vote, and if the Domo-
Gratis can be brought in q body to
his support, he will bo trium-
phantly elected. Now that tho
State tickets horo arc all in tho
fold, on both sides, the assaults
arc terrific. We feel confident ef
Now Hampshire, Connecticut,
New Jersey, New York, Pennsyl-
vania, Indiana, Illinois, and I was
informed yesterday at the Liberal
headquarters that Ohio was GER
tain for Grocley. Gov. Gun tain,
Of Pennsylvania, is strong for
Greeley, and he is powori in that
State. Ex-Gov. Seymour, Hon. G..
II. Pcndloton and others will now
tako tho field, and their voices will
be heard loud and clear above tho
storm of baltic, rallying tho Dem
ocratic columns in tho Liberal
cause.
Mr.. Greeley has 10000 office
holders and the patronage Of a cor
rupt Government against him, but
he has the great massos Of the
people with him, because they
know that he is honest and Just,
and whom elected will administer
tho Government with exact JUS
tice. Would that tho black people
could 500 it, and would kick out
tho thieves and corruptionists, who
for selfish purposes, are leading
them to their ruin and to tho ruin
Of tho State. Mr.. Greeley has
ever been thoir triond. Ho bat
tod for their freedom for thirty
five years, Now that it is secure,
he is battling to put honest mon
in Office, that the condition Of all
classes may be ameliorated, our
free institutions porpetuated, and
tho South built up by being open
cd up to capital and labor. Let
our people be Of good cheer, for
our cause is just and will prevail.
l romain yours, rs ever,
ELLISON S. KElTT.