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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-01-07

BARNUM seems to have been born to
both notoriety & i'll luck. While in the
South exhibiting his travelling muse
um. his celebrated New York Museum
was,on Christmas morning, burned to
the ground. Two Elephants and one
Camel were saved. The celebrated
" happy family and all the other ami
mails were destroyed. Their cries,
groans and roarings were piteous in
the extreme. Barnum's loss was
about One-fourth of a million dollars
Only $4,000 of Insurance was on the
building. He Immediately telegraphed
TO his agents in Europe to eXpend half
a million more for animals. This is
the third time he has been burned out.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-01-07

Mn NJ. i. Blackley starts to day
Tor the city Of Leavenworth Kansas.
20 make Official investigation and re-
port of the actual condition of the
llSSouri Valley Life Insurance Co.
MS mission is suggested By the Com
P'ny who claim that the company is
NA@''ly in condition to profit by the
USl rigid investigation We will
uO''Sh Mr.. BIackley's report when
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-01-07

CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin
pimples. ringworm, salt-rheum, and
other cutaneoues affections cured, and
the skin made soft and smooth, by
using the JUMPER TAR SOAP. made.
by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York.
Be certain to get the Juniper Tar
Soap, as there are many worthless imi-
tations made with common tar. El9l2w
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-01-07

THE Tennessee Legislature meets
to~day. Capt. Denny, our Sullivan
Go. representative lett for Nash
vile on Thursday last. he has
made quite brilliant canvass for
the County and will "do the State
some service" F" as member of the
House.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-01-07

KNOXVILLE has now its turn with
Small Pox. We presume the disci-
pline of the city has been brought to
bear upon it with sufficient effect TO
prevent any dangerous spread of the
disease. At this date one death has
occuTredI
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-01-07

ANDREW STRONG, one of the Low
ry gang of n. c. outlaws was recent
Iy Killed by young man named
Wilson. This leaves one of the gang.
Stephen Lowry, yet alive.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-01-07

We copy the following from the
Holyoke, Mass, TRANSCRIPT, and
commend it to the careful attention
of Millers and Mill-owncrs of thi,
community.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-01-07

1900 Kegs Rife Mining Blasting and Duel
Powder.
2000 Bags Assorted sizes Shot.
10000 Water Proof and G d Caps.
Nov 10. LEE, TAYLOR & Co.
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work of the kind in the World,
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Notices of the Press.

Notices Of the Press.
The ever-lncTeasing circulation of this excel
lent monthly proves its continued adaptation to
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ularity has been won by no appeal to stupid pTeJu-
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LADIES' FURNISHING HOUSE.
FOR SALE.

l am ready to negotiate on very
favorable terms, the sale of the most
valuable water power within the Vi
cinity of Bristol. 1t is within one
mile Of Main Street and furnishes a
fall of II feet with room above that
point for more than one Factory with
fall of twelve or more feet. The
property is peculiarly valuable. and
can be had at price low enough to
entice manufactures to our locality.
/. c. FOWLER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-01-07

SEQ ssarreis Raw and refined Sugar.
Nov. IS. LEE. TAYLOR & Co.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-01-07

Alas! that we note our beautiful hill
A sleeper whose voice is recently still;
Whose hand 50 efficient in cutting the way
For beautiful city, lies stiled now to-day.
When spring with its nectar, shall sprinkle sod
And flowers fill their with the incense to God q p
US trail the sweet vine, for the sentinel grim
Hath unfolded his wings and gone off like the wind
In the lone attic room, Stunned by mortals below,
Cut off from his knd-all alone with the foe
Let that the Love which found in his crime
Touched that good tender heart it of time
Let us trust that the babe which went down his side
Now answers that call, which its denied
Scof not for that love hath deved further for thee
Than the depths thou hast measured for him and me-
When the sentinel stone shall be placed on yon HILL
TO watch the dumb dust which fought for our veal
In some niche when the deeds of workers you tell
With the delicate STEEL cut the of Caldwell.
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE IN RIcHMOND.-The
Richmond correspondent of the Herald tele-
graphed the following interesting facts con.
nected with the visit Of the Chief Justice to
that city:
Chief Justice Chase arrived here this morn
lnR, but he does not come to preside IN the
Circuit court, as has been erroneously stated
In the Associated Press dispatches. His visit
here at the present time is purely friendly
one to General Bradley T. johnson, at whose
residence he is stopping, and his object is to
overlook the manuscript OF reports Of his de-
cisionS in the courts of this circuit since the
war, which have been prepared by General
johnson, and are now nearly ready for publi-
cation.
The Chief Justice called upon Governor
Walker this morning, as an act OF official couT-
tesy which he thought due to the Executive
OF the Old Dominion. During the call Quite a
lengthy conversation took place on National
atfairs, In which the leading topics Of interest
were discussed. Governor Walker thought
the taFiH and free trade would be the leading
QUESTIONS IN the West, and that the supporters
Of the latter were daily becoming stronger in
that section. The Cheif Justice dissented and
believed the salary question would be the
strongest issue that could be made by the
Democrats In the next campaign. He thought
II that patty had the firmness to discard and
throw overheard all aspilants for Office who
favored the increase of Congressional salary
and to nominate new men pledged to abolish
that increase, they would carry the next Con-
gressional elections.
The Chief Justice VIII remain here for sew
eral days yet.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

TIE cUEARD LIEE.-t has been published er-
roneOusly that the Cunard line has never lost
steamer. This is said net to bO true, and that
they have lost two small ones. But not single
passenger in thirty years business. This is a
wonderful record. An account of the origin and
progress Of this line, written By Mark Train, was
published in the Gaseze recently, which we were
told by Joseph Grubb, Esq, was strikingly cor
rect. The immense business which now takes
many millions Ot dollars to manage, all arose from
a very small capital in the beginning. This won-
derful success has been gained by taking every
pracautOn and looking always to safety instead of
to speed or convenience. The consequence Is
that it is the most profitable line on the Atlantic.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
ProErAmme 81 she yIenpa EHhibatssp

Programme 81 she yIempa EKhabAtsaa
Some of the foreign papers publish pro-
gramme OF the proceedings Of the Vienna Ex.
hlbitiOn, with the different dates assigned,
The last date for receiving anything Is 18th OF
April but by special exception come articles
may DO placed SO late as the 18th. From the
26th 10 the 10Th there viii be general inspec-
tlOn, and on May the doors wilI be opened TO
the public. From the 1st 20 the 10th the frst
exhibition Of flowers and fruits, and from the
3lst on to the 9th of June an exhibition Of
cattle, sheep, and other live stock will take
place. The second, third and fourth exhibit
tlOns OF flowers and fruits are respectively
from 18th 10 25th Of june, Goth to 00fh OF An-
gust, and 26th 20 23d OF Septembsr, and from
the 18th 20 the 9th viii be held the exhibition
Of horses, dogs, cats. fish, birds, &c. Ia Oc-
tOber there follow exhibitions Of vines. az games
and other things, and the great show closes
On the 3lss Of DecBmbgr. AL objects exhibited
must be removed, and any remaining win be
sold ON the 30th Of june, 1874 Tie list OF
members Of the International Jury who assign
the prizes has jnst bean pupllshea.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
Ranraaanfatlon.

II much to DO regretted that the LegiAIatuE'
has not been able to unite upon some principle By
which the people Of this county and city would b
more fully and fairly represented in the General
Assembly. The bills which have been before the
Legislature having this matter in view have new
or been printed, so for as we know, and We are
not informed of their contents We have had no
hope that any bill which would emanate from the
Republican side of the nouse would be SO free
from party bias a. to secure the concurrence OF
both branches OF the General Assembly. But We
had hoped that a bill in which the State would be
Distracted, would be presented, read and printed
ana thus put before the people; that the matter
might be more faliy and thoroughly discussed
and considered.
OF course any hili of this chAmcter that might
be passed would have TO be in the shape OF ansnd-
ment to the State Constitution, and sttsE reoelV-
ing the concurrence of tWo-thirds of both branch
es of the present Lsgtslature be published and re-
csive also the votes of twO-thirds OI the members
of the next Legislature, and thus receive the
sanction of the voters of the State.
1t is very true that the members of the Lsgisla-
ture from Kent and sussex were net specially au-
thorized to entertain proposition of this eharac-
ter. And they may with great propFiety assert
their unwilEngness to undertake to amend the
Constitution in this particular without their con-
stitusnts having first been fully consulted at the
hustings about it. The question is one Of vast
importance to the whole people, and We do not con-
slider it just and fair to condemn the gsntlsmen
in the Legislature for Obeying the viii of their
constituents, however much We may desire to
have this uuestion houorably considered and
rightly settled.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

IEDEPEEDEEcB HALL. "A conierence meeting
between q committee Of the conncls of Philanel
phia and committee appointed by the mayer "a
that city, was held On Monday, 10 devise meani
to restore lndependenee Hall 70 lts original con.
dition. The latter committee made a report. sng.
gesting that the present Court Of Common Pleas
room, an the west-side Of the original Indepen'
dence Hall, be made fiEs-pTOof room, and thai
IN il should be arranged the pictures and memsn-
toes OF the revelation, lately removed from the Old
halt The committee further suggest that mon.
nment be erected in FaiFmonnt Park TO the sign.
ofthe Declaration, aad that the original thir-
teen States be ihyited TO co-OpeEate by eoRtnbu-
dons. Eh $3.50
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10


SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY TO NORTHERN VIsI
TERs.-The old ana hospitable city of fCharleston'
3. C., seems to have been maniiesing the fact that
she has forgotten the aspenties of war and ex-
tends her highest social courteses to visiters oi
the North. The Charleston Is. CO Nes0s gives an
account of q brilliant entertainment given by Col
Richard Lathers, in that city In honor ofthe Hon
Horatio Seymour and WIN. Cullen Bryant, OF
New York. After the ladies retired ana the cloth
was removed a toast was drunk 10 the author OF
"Marion's Men," Mr.. Bryant who responded, in
which, alluding TO Southern society, he said that
he trusted and believed that the chivalrous
knightly, geDerOus race which had made South.
eTn society what il in happier days before the
war preserved even IN its over throw the vitality
which would produce from the lailen trunk new
shoots Of life and vigor which would restore in
more than pristine beauty, the lair fabric of the
Southrcn Comm0nw wealth. sE e s8&
Mr.. Seymour was also Juasted, and respond In
which he alluded TO the evident signB ofreturninp
material prosperity observed throughout thS
Southern States, and gratefully mentioned the
warm welcome and kindly expressions Of esteem
which has been given not only TO himself but q
the hundredso Of Northern people who had bceU
sojouTnerA IN the South during the past few wears
The South, he said, had now passed through
and was rapidly emerging from the difacnltier
and einbarTassments which bad followed In the
wake OF war, and future promised 10 be brighi
and glorious, and II remained 70 be seen whether
the South had not, ln theslong run, come DeteI
out of the confict than thu NosIh. There had
been less Of material disaster Immediately follow
ing the war, bat lie events had eukindlcd spirit
Of gigantic speeulatlone, unsafe ventures and
perversion of business principles to the spirit oi
gambling on tremendous scale, so that ii Wal
painful 10 contemplate The possible result in the
next few years. =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

A WoHAN CHLoRoFORArED-HER BusTrr
WORTH 81, 400 STOLEN. Madam White, Of COG
Cresson street above Race, Philadelphia, was
robbed and chlOr0formea d snch manner On
Friday evening last, that her life for q time
was placed in q critical condition. It appears
that about two weeks ago female, pufported
y pe from the bingham h0nee engaged board
who never made her appearance. On Friday
evening two men visited the strange woman
g the house and remained for q long time
drinking wine, some ef which they asltea
hrs. WhitB 70 pagtalEe Of, but she refnsea. AZ
late hOurs after the regular inmates Of the
nouse he'd retired, the vine party stu being ia
th0 paxioE, the strange woman suddenly left
ne room. Quickly returning, she placed q
enaot tgIoxAAe4 Hankegealeg over MIS-. Whites
monkhs Immediately rendering her insenaiiaa.
The thieves then cut oN Madam Whito's
hustle, containing 9iA00, and after divesfina
her oR her dlamonas, sid i0 BE- gained at
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

Richard Schell and q number Of Wall street
brokers propose legal proceedings, It is said,
against the gold clique, to recover fifty million
dollars damage alleged 70 have been sustained
by the city and county Of New York by q con-
spiracy with which the clique Is charged: An
investigation win also be made into violation
of the usury laws by officers OF the national
banks and others,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

A HARvRsr on RoBHNs. Robin redbreast
has hard time Of It IN the sunny South ac-
cording 10 the MuKfresboro (Ienn.l News
which says Ever since last Christmas NIL
lions of robins have h8en r0Ssdng IN tho cer
daFs on the Puekeit place. about four miles
west of town. Hundfeds Of people visited the
rOGSt nightly and bag IS many Is they want
Up to this date thousands OF these birds have
been caught. but there appeaEs to be no a.
minuttod Of their numbgts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

NKwsPAPER coEsoLIDATIoN.--1hs Charleston
Daily Courier. which has been publBhed uninter
ruptedly for seventy years. was purchased las
week By Rlondon, DaWsen q Co., OF the ChAFles
Con News II is understoOd that the two papsn
ars 70 be consolidated under the name Of thG
News and Courier, which will be the only morn
ing newspaper pablished in Charleston.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

We received from John B. Kemp, Esq, an
Extra Of tie Canton, (Afiss) Mail containing
full account Of the great tornado that swept over
thaf section of country, on the 29th of March.
The telegraph had, as usual, preceded the mail
with The facts; but we are very much obliged to
Nj Kemp. nevertheless.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
For the Gazette.
street AsOliteness.

For the Gazette.
street AsOliteneas.
Always give the pavement to cripple Of
an Old person.
Never stand 10 talk, In the middle OF the
pavement, or, should You do so, let your com
pany and self be lengthwise with lt.
Never stand to talk at the crossing. And
always take the flags to your right when cross
ing, some people Ia doing so, think they have
the right to all Of it and accordingly spread
themselves in such a form as to force all Others
in the mud or dirt. 4v ea
In passing another, during rain, dip your
umbrella a little TO the right.
The good condition of our thorOughfares is
lefs TO the police regulations of cur city And
here, am sorry 80 say, the comforts of the
public are net always attended TO frequently
distractions or bad pavements are met with,
and it seems to be nObOdyS business to abate
II.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

The latest dispatches from Cuba are to the et
feet that The volunteers are maturing plans for to
king possession OF tie island and wrestling It iron
Spain. In case OF any revolution Of this kind, Al
is beieved that little respect would be shown toi
either the lives or the property Of American citi
Zens. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

PRESIDENT GRANT is about to commence his
summa journeying. He viii leave WashingtOn
next Monday for Connecticut, TO attend the re
union OF the Army ofthe Potomac. de win then
make trip West, and rclurn TO Washington early
In May. On the 10Th OF May he will visit Rich
mond, Va.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

The dsarnasB Of British coal has lea to ths a..
RauiGing, fn Russia, of aix companiaa having An
aggregate capital Of ee $40 O00 for the purpose d
developing ths great coal fields oE that eounfrV.
wAfsh has hith9rto impoEtsd $4,000 tona Of coal
ammua1ly from England.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
NEW GAROCERY STORE
.. w. Cor. Raasah end 1Garkes ss.,

y. w. Cor. RouRah ama Market Sc,
ii WILMINGTON. DEL.
E5aA Tha undersigned respectfully an-GE7R
nopncee 20 his old friends and theN5fxS
4 public generally that he has completr
% me new and fresh
6R0CRRIEs, SUGARS AND M0LAGgEs.
LoverinR Rornshed Granu1Mted and pulvariMed Sugars
eofk, white and coffee augara,
Eyrnpt and all kinds of Molnsses.
Old Government Java Coffee, LaguiTa, MaFicaibo
Rios Green and Roasted Coffee the finest Black and
Green Teas. White and Red Wheat Family Flour
new Buckwheat, all kinds ofpure Spices, Saranes
an kinds Of Canned Fruits, Preach and English
Mustard, Pure Olive Oil, Walnut. Muahroon and
Tomato Catsup. English and American Pickles, el-
Chocolate. Nermacelli, MaearOni, Washing Soap in
great variety Toilet Soap Silver Gloss Starch, Cur
Peaches and Apples. OFanberFfes, Brooms. Painted
Buckets, Brushes, Sperm, Adamantine and TalloW
Candles, and all articles usunlly kept in well a.
sorted Grocery Store. Call and eEamins my stock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

An immenss waterfall has Just bsen diacoversd
In BFltzhh 6niana There aPpaau, in fact 10 n
q series % cataFaets on the MassaFuni xisor, msas
R0nAima Mountain. From this mountain fOul
Distinct wntarlails pinnga Two fh0asana feet Il
given as the hsigsfh Of the mural pEscipics ovea
which The watsT falls, and the aighE, with thaavs
81 shs sslting san shIning sun upon this immsnSs
ahaet Of water is said 30 BE- magnificent
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

EoTwTTHsTANDING the fact that thirty per
cent, OF the WOrkmen Of the large cities are
idIe stbeFe are millions Of acres % COED land
In the West which cannot be made productive
for the want Of help. 1'he farmers Of that sec.
Of 1e7l-79 are produced for few years they
viii be ruined. This Is stated 70 be q rare In
stance where good crops are not q blessing
The diaiculty les IN getting the crops to mar
kee
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

For the Delaware Gazette.
TO ssR. G.. n"
Ambitious man your fond dcsirs
To play upon The rpaa'a TIRE.
To wake in song the themshOfmen
WithWegds Of praise 81 hcdhen.
Is landahie. Bat knob yonnOt
Dests ne,er siAct beeotg M
If wers 80. ra grant ithne
A poets oorner belanas 10 you.
But since beyond this rain desire
There's nothing left to tune your Tyre
Save poetic verse and maudlin rhyme.
I'd pray you occupy your time
II better things. Take up $Oar books
Unrsvel all those legal crooks
Each blunder and absardity
Which you declare the Ier tervs.
In 'SAam DeNoeracv exposed. -
And other rhymes Ger which you've dOEed.
BRthen. vain man. you sure will know IL,
WhAto'er vou are. you're not poet.
SPRTEG VALLEY. April 9th. 1873. z.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

The undefaieAea Eeapeeagallv laeeszas his -
4 lange ana well aeaan8sd atock q FALL4
ND W1NHHk BOOTS &H0ES and GAL, -
ghllaFeas WhiQh are 1m1ed Efam the heHt Ne
taElal and made IN The bet mannef, and WILDE eqA
aa low e. The same afffela eam be obtained In tts
erany 6thef city. Ladies and santlemen buyAng at
~ e1oEe VIII have the aaEaHtANe af large end "a
gie4 assortment tFo@ whieh = enaet ashApnahle
daily invited " eail and examlna ~ stock ana
lsaEa ny exceedingly Low gEAeass < 4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
81 noaI - 80 -,
GRO. 3. HAGANY,

Ne. 4 wRaT SECOND STREET
= between MaFko9 and 8AiDleg has3 nHt la.4 ln
5 i@xSe and vaFiea aHse7taant af Hoe4s - &Aaea
al be pFepoeeB % aall g prices eo ef tie
pFeaan9 tlmaa and resp pset4ilB a8kg the pHbile %
sA ana eEamkne hlg eteaks