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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-01-14
TENNESSEE.
Gsy. Erswu,s Message.

We give the following abstract OF
Gov. Jno. G. Browns message.
The Governor fixes the amount of
the State debt at less S2l ,250.000 and
steady increase 10y the non-payment
of interest declares the payment of
the interest cannot be longer postpon
ed suggests funding the extra State
debt, including the past due coupons,
in new bonds, running forty years, at
six per cent F.; gives as reasons for this
new issue the detection of bonds fraud
ulently issued, upon which interest
might not be paid and the opportunity
offering for system of registration
further recommends that interest be
paid only on the funded debt and pro-
vision be made for such paymen. TO
commence lst July, 1T47 recommends
the Legislature to declare whether the
interest shall be paid on the bonds af-
ter maturity till funded; estimates the
taxable property of the State at $780,
100000; expresses his opinion that
without increasing the rate of taxation
by the adoption of measures insuring
proper assessments and prompt collec-
tons of the revenues, sufficient can be
raised to defray the expenses of the
State government and pay interest on
the public debt makes a recommen-
dation with view to improve the sys-
tenn of assessment and taxation and
points out the additional sources of
revenue declares the problem wheth-
er the State can support public schools
without baukrupting the people, had
been solved; approves the county
system adopted two years ago, if the
Legislature fosters this system; recon-
mends the appointment of a State Su-
perintendent, and if necessary, State
Educational Board. After providing
for the State debt, the Legislature can
determine how great levy for public
schools be ordered; recommends Con-
gress be memorialized for proportion
ate part of the public domain as fund
for education; submits the matter to a
proper system of legislative discretion;
recommends appropriations for the
system of charitable institutions OF the
Sta.e amendments the criminal q VS.,
provisions for better public roads and
various other matters of interest to the
State, are suggested
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-01-14

The editor of the Jonesboro
FLAG says;
ave come out this morning with a
new head and outside dress"
The editor need not have done
this. 1t was not his HEAD nor his
OUTSIDE dress that were objectiona~
bic, but his politics and that soiled
shirt.
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PEOPLES STANDARD EDITION OF
THE HOLY RIRLE
A NEW CARPET.

The GREAT WoSDER.-The New England CARPET
Companyf established over a quarter Of a eectury
ago, having expended much time, talent and NON
ey, to ptoduce stylish and durable carpet at low
price, after years of experimenting with the best
artiZAns, have brought out carpet which they
have named and will be known a. GERMAN
TAPESTRY, being an exact imitation OF Solid
Brussell, the first thousand pieces Of which in or
der TO introduce them, will be sold for 81 cents
per yard. Samples sent by mail sn receipt Of 10
cents, or S different patterns 50 cents.
New England Carpet Co.,
373 Washington St., Boston, Mass.
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THE Free Railroad measure and
Raglan'S charter are now consid-
cred dead during this legislature
The Pennsylvanians are said to
have ceased TO be very lavish of re-
freshments at Richmond, and are
about to leave in disgust.
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New Cause.-The Petersburg Indec
says We saw yesterday, in the shops
of the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad, five caboase cars, soms of
which were almost finished. and others
but partially constructed. all of which
are upon plan introduced by this road,
and which aave many advantages over
the ordinary caboose. When compile
ted they will be equally IS comfortable
as the ordinary passenger coach, and got
less attractive to the eye.
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AT RICHIOND

The two Houses arc through with pre-
liminary skirmishing, and seem ready
for earnest work. Very important
measures are cow before them, and
the Session bids fair to become the
stormiest one of the period. The
Free Railroad measure, the Debt
question, the Penitentiary. the Court
Bill, highlands Charter, are meas
ures which will tax the peculiar
views and ingenuity of members to
their capacity.
The Court Bill will doubtless pass
in a few days. The result will be to
dwarf the County Courts, and throw
all business of importance into the
Circuit Courts.
Raglan's scheme to consolidate the
roads between Weldon and Washing
ton, and the Free Railroad law, are
both for the benefit of outside com
munties antagonistic to the State and
should nerer be conceded By the people
Of Virginia.
The Penitentiary lease is demanded
by tax ridden people. to the tune
of $GG.O 900, just what that institution
cost the State last year.
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DR.. I'm. II. Tutt:

DR.. I'm. II. Tut:
AUGUSTA, Nov. 8. 1869.
Dear Sir-I have long been suffer
er of torpOr of the Liver and Dyspepsia,
and in search of relief have tried al
most every Medicine recommended
for those diseases, but have from your
Vegetable Liver Pills. They are in
valuable, and recommend to all with
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache and Bill
business,
Yours truly.
w. S. BLAIR, Late of Danville, Va.
DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye leaves no ridic-
culouS tints.
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|Of the signe:s of Jefferson Davis, bail
bond there are now dead, G. A. Myers.
John NJ. Bolts, Thomas r. Price,
William IL. Macfarlaud and William
II Lyons, Of Richmond, and Horac
Greeley, of New York, who we're the
first signerS.
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should consult
suran wi
MISSOURI VALLEY Home Company where
should disregarded
sast and cheapest Insurance OF any Life Company IN america
Bonds National Currency Their REGISTERED Policies being
nvsmenr which the bond and pledge an entire
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particulars enquire the above named Directors,
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DIR. TUFTS Liver Pills,

As purgative medicine stands I'M
rivalled. Their action is uniform,
certain and safe. They are entirely
Vegetable, and do not cause those
gripping pains that most pills do.
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W. MenZeI& Son.
GENERAL PRODUCE
Commission Merchants,
II. o. Box, $3.50. No. 10 Cedar ST., cor
ner William st,
NEW YORK

N BW YORK
Solicit consignments of Ginseng, Feathers
Beeswax, Dried Fruit, Furs, Seneca Root,
Metals, Rags, haxseed, &C., &C., &C., &c.
Prompt and careful attention given to all
shipments, and account sales with remittance
rendered on all sales without delay.
New YORK REFERENcEs.-Marine Nation
al Bank; Seventh Ward National Bank
Messrs. Howes & Macy, Bankers, as well as
all respectable merchants throughout Yir-
ginia and Tennessee.
Nov. IL, l870-lY
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CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin
pimples, ringworm, salt-rheum, and
other cutaneoues affections cured, and
the skin made soft and smooth, by
using the JUNIPER TAR SOAP, made
by Caswell, Hazard & Co, New York.
BE certain to get the Juniper Tar
Soap, az there are many worthless imi-
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UR UBEBA

which is pronounced BY the Iradids naA,c,t an
thorties OF London and Paris the most noV-s,f,I
tonic and Alternative known to the medical world
Tkis IS no new and untried discovery bat has been
long nsed y me leading physicians Of other eoun-
trier with too'sde.f,,i remedial results
bont weaken and fSnpalrthe digestive
organs by cathartIes and physics, thew give only
temporary re!ief-Indisestion iatulercv and dys-
PepEiA with piles and kindred diseases are sure 10
follow their Hse.
kept the blood pure and health Is assured.
JOHN o. KELLOGG, Is Plat 81. View Ysrk.
Sole Agent Tor ths United States
Price One Dollar pea LOttIe. send for Circular :
May le.-4w.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
GREAT INDUSTRIES Of the United States.

EHgrnrn9 DC
f. Edwin Hall Philip Ripley, Albert
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LOOK OUT FOR The
r ED T L AG!
ME have just returned from New York
w with very desirable
STOCK OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND
CAPS, &c, &c.

Which we are determined to close ont to customers
sell Goods at so OF 100 per cent like some Mer-
chants. Our principle is quick sales and short
profit. This is the only road to success.
Our prices thus far have been unrivalIsd, and
further, is Impossible for regular merchants to
sell as cheap we, from the fact that we have
constantly buyer in New York, who watches the
huetuating market and buy of men who must have
their thousands to-day or be beggars Tomorrow
We have % branches now in operation and thus
it matters not what the quantity H. there - a
place Tor it, and Is often che that the more of
an article we buy the cheaper we get it, The reg
ular merchant goes Fast twice n year and II mar e.
tiers not how the market is he must buy while he
is there. Read our price list.
SILK POPLIES at 81 and 40 c,s
ALL WOOL DELAINE As
C0LORED ALPACA, rs "
SHEPHERD PL1TD 4LPACA cts
DRKss GOoDs Of every description at figures that
will astOnish you. Call and examine.
Our NoTIoS DEPARTMENT is full and completed.
Cidrk ONT Spool Cotton at rs cents per dozen.
less than the Manu- fact urers prices.
HOSIERY, In profusion.
LADIES HOSE from 10 to 80 cts
GENTS HALF HOSE u to 4uets.
GOOD WOOL HALF HOSE for IS cts
CHILD'S HOSE at a sacrifice
IA BUTTONSfor cts. Paper eoLIorrs 10 cts DIT box
Gents Al Wool Shirts from 90 toI.25.
everywhere else.
fearful sacrifice in our Notion Department
You can save at least so per cent in buying your
Notions from US
Our DOMESTIC Department is worthy Of your at
tenton. COLLEGES from 10 to I2h for the best
Brown Cotton forl2% cts Bleach Cotton from 10
to Is cts. All Wool Cashmere, beautiful quality
for 81 90.
SAOESl SHOES! SHOES!
Ladies Velvet Top Shoes for 81 IS
Z" Lasting 2 co.
Caters Co
Morocco " Z" J so to 2 90
-" Goat Shoes soto IS
Mems Kip Boots 80 IS to CO.
Boys q % to co.
Mems Calf Boots IS toto
Gents Congress Caters So
These are fgures that must astonsh you. We
Intend to stand by the people and keep Goods at
reasonable figures. with many thanks for the
liberal patronage we have received at your hands
we hope BY strict attention to merit large share
OF II In the future. Respectfully.
Oct. 18th. III, TIM8ERIAKE
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For best CHEWING andSMOKING
Tobacco go to Gait & Smiths.
Fine Havana and Choice Domestic
Cigars at Carter & Smiths.
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Home Department, LssvenwoRth, Kansas.
O f r &c Fl r 8:
DIR BCTOR s

Col A. FuIkerson Caldwell c. Fowler DR. j. A. Templon
NJ. BackIey NJ NJ Taylor, Capt W. b. Williams n Callahan W. P
NJ Barker. VIM Mcfarland Dr. Bunting
] W.
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Fruit Trees! Fruit TFGGS!!
Seventy-E'ive Thousand
FRUIT TREES
A Choice. and well Sc .csted YarietIcs.

At Dc Trees--OT Gbe Leading Varieties
ry Harvest, Sine Gu, Non. sweet Bourb-
An rtean summer PearmHin, Esrly Strawberry
Ju Ina.
LL-Duich Mignonne, Fall rippin, HawIcy-
Hi bardsiun Nonsueh, MaIden's Biush Porter
Se -no-further and UnTld's Wondrr
lNTER-Baldwin, BeiI,fowrr, Sig HHl Bull
lock PipPin, Cannon Permain. Danver's HInter
Sweet, EsnPus SpitzsnbuTg, Flushing SpitzsnbHrg
Fallcnwader, King TomVkins county, Timber
Iwlg, Ladies Blush, Milan, Newtown PipPin
Northern Spy, Peck's Pleasant, Golden Russrtt
Rawle'- Janet, Rhode Island Greening, SwAsr
Vandevere, Virginia Beauty. winesAP and many
other apples suited toOur section.
Peaches, Cherries, Standard and
D,OarJ Pears, Grape Vines. &c.
All fruits guaranteed A. to variety, and every Of
fort made tO give salts faction.
PLANTING SEASON Prom 10th October to.
lst January In the Fall, and from LIST February to
10th April ia the Spring.
Price List.
Four gear oh Apple Trees, well branehed
and su-'a b~aring size 500 per 100
~ lOC three year old Apple Trees, once
tT1rsPlInfeI. good size ...... ...... ils per 100
T~oyraT old APPla Trees, to feet....S SIS a. 100
en-" year old Apple Trees, ; TO feet-$lO - loo
PEACIIES-One year from bud. good size, ioB
feet high twenty leading varieties sis per 100
Ch"rfisr-siX varieties I'D each.
Dwarf Pears ....-.-....-......5O 80 IS pr dor.
Stihdard Fears..'.-.--... ....79
runs ......--.-.. .--......... 50 A."
Grape Nines-s...... ...-.-.... SO to 100
large and varied stock OF shIubbsry, Grsss-
house Plants, Roses, Dahlias. &c. All orders hled
promptly with care. Address
CARNAHAN & KELLY,
Sept. ST. Abingdon, Va.
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This work is a com iletc history of all bran
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ETC., in all ages Is a complete encyclopedia
If arts and manufactures, and is the most
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The book is sold dy agents, who are making
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family should be without a copy. We want
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and no Agent can fail tn do well with this
book. Our terms are liberal. We give our
agents the exclusive right of territory. One
Of our agents sold l3S copies in eIgEt DAYS.
another sold 363 in two weeks. Our agent in
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- A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure, and
Instruction.
Harper's Bazaar.

Notices Of Tie Press.
The Bdzar is edited with contribution Of tact
and talent that we seldom find in any journal; and
the journal the organ OF the great world of
fashion.-Bosto1l Traveller
Phe Bdxar cOmmends itself to every member of
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terns for the chIldreBs clothes Tater HIrniLies
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ter of the BdsGr is uniformly Of great excellence.
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The GcgisI1ture.

At Nashville but little has been
done. But the TWO Houses are said
to be composed of working material
and we shall look for good results
We hope they will adopt State
system of Education. The officers
of no County should have it in their
power to suppress educational facill-
ties. On next Friday the two Houses
will elect State officers. Whether
the fusion of the Johnson and May
nard men will become permanent, we
do not know, but unless the
sstraights" can learn something from
disasters, they may find that they are
doomed to hopeless defeat.
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PRESBYTERIAN Female School.

SOAOOAs
N1HE TIME at which the First Session of
i this School will commence, has been
postponed until MONDAY, the 18th
day Of September, 1872, at which time
said School will open without fail, under the
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