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II CHATTANOOGA

The total number Of deaths on yes
terday and on Sunday is so, of which
10 were from Cholera.
We have private letter from Chat
tanooga, written on Friday evening
which says; 1.-The Cholera ragged
here feariuliy yesterday and day before.
1t is really distressing
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-08

E1JR handsome New Style CalicOea, ali
{ the bost brands, at &c. New Siyles
Lawns, Pcrcalcs, Fique, Alpaeas and dc
Lains. 20 TO UtNN ..
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tFor the Bristol News,
Meteorological Renort.

tFor the Bristol News,l
Meteorological Report.
TAKEN AT II M.-THERMosfETER IN
SHADE.
July, 1878.
LIST, 760; 2nd, SO; 3rd, $40 4th, $50 !;
9Th; 10; 9Th, 10; 9TH, To;
By A. PICKEN.
PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER.
Bristol Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-08

A FEW more patterns of the new
japanese Dress Goods at I. B. Dunn
& Co.'S cheap store on Main st. 1t.
Sash, Blinds, Doors. Mouldings,
Scroll Work, Brackets, Mill Work,
Flooring and Weather Boarding. can
all be had of Lee & Ferguson at their
new Steam Factory, between Lee and
Water Streets, Goodson. Lumber
will be furnished. or not as desired.
Work done in first class style in
short order, and at prices to suit the
people. The Factory is two stories
high, 32x64, with engine room l2x25
with engine of 20 horse power. Ad-
dress
MATTox, LEE & FERGUSON,
Bristol Va, and Tenn.
Feb. At.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-08

The Question has often been asked,
where can I get my fine watch or
clock properly repaired, so that I
can rely on it. That question can
easily be solved by having yonr
time keepers repaired, adjusted and
cleaned by
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ATLANTIC. MISS. OHIO q. &.
Washington Time.
Passenger TRAINS:
,..rs Lynchburg 5 5 P N and 80 A ~
- # Bristol 40 An 10 NJ
10 Bristol II 81 AN" 10
ITr at Lynchb'g 10 81 Pm" 5O A NJ
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Latest From GrenneyilIe

On yesterday Mrs. Jonah Butler
died of Cholera at TuscaIum College,
whittier she had fed. Jas. Gass and
Mary Carter died one and two miles
fromtown. Jacob Bowers and Andy
Russell, a colored dwarf died in town
Deaths from Cholera have occurred at
numerous points within a radius OF
ten miles. Eek. President johnson
has been very sick hut is improving.
tie is at Judge Patterso3's AZ Hender-
sons. On Saturday and Sunday
twelve new cases were reported.
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A. PICKEN.

A. PICKEN,
practical matchmaker and ieweler
from London, England,
Bristol, Va. & Tenn.
June 24.-ff.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-08
Dry GGOuy, Boots, Shoes,
luis, EaRcY G0Oas, CuT-
pets, .)<uffSngS, xna.iO-
ItONS q epeI.I Dey-
CIIpftOH,
IA NJ a | y 5 Il r F. f I,
LynchbuI.g, Ei1.uinia.
WHOLESALE ENTRNCE ON lotb
STREET.
is the place you can buy them at.
Do YOU
WISH TO KNOW some OF THE BAR
GAINS?a


Solid Colored Poplins, all the shades.
TaSsO Cloth embroidered in several
colors, the newest Gouds out.
Bun, Green and Pink Challey at 75c
worth 81.
Satin Striped Black Chill something
neW.
&c inchL emo, all grades.
Grey mixed Japanese Cloth. something
new.
you can find in no other house.
Plain and Embroidered Grenadines OF
every conceivable style.
Silk jacquard Grenadines.
Beautiful French Lawns.
do Linen Lawns.
Polka Dotted Lawns. good quality at
2Oc.
Polka Dotted Grass Cloth, A different
shades.
Battiste Cloth, handsome styles.
Bieached and White Scotch Lawns, at
25c.
Pacific Percales, full line.
fl PercaIes at l62c.
Peye Grape Piques, something new.
White, ColOred and Figured Piques.
from pc. TO soc.
Buff. Lilac and Stone Sattines, very
handsome.
Back and White M0ha!r at lSc.
Iron BerageS. ali qualities.
SATIN striped iron Bera@e, all Silk
r"'. ret.
w. t.i Iius, ell colors.
i3ra.. "a Nar-,Iiies ri 81, worth s..
back Grenadines at 35c.
Silk Striped Grenadines at16Sc.
Pure NOhair M ali new shades.
y full Line Black A!apacas from pc.
Ia 30.
'omtaz.ues frort 81 - t. SEQ.
i..-ri,;> CLOTH and Ia!nIse Cloth.
- ..r.. -J -c, iuge Wool at 7Jc. worth
-115.
n.arE six, grca: bargains at 81, 31.IO.
81 >. 9l.75, - 0d. S2JU.
Jd.anesc SiHS, White Ground, Satin
stripes, all colors.
Japanese SiIhs, Black and white, from
sc. to 81.
Japanese Silks, open worked Stripes.
japanese Silks, Black and White
Stripes, from zoe. TO 65c.
Trimu-ing SILKS, all coiors.
India Cloth, Satin Striped, at 55c.
Plain mixed MOhair, at 25r.
Bargains IN White Alpaca and White
MerinO
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e42 Pages o:tsVc.

pirates piracy, nues of the nGson wonderful
burgaries. underworld Of the great cities
We which exclusive TERRITORY Agents
selling this book Send for circulars aud special
o agents.
J. b. BURR & HYDE. HARTFORD Conn, CucAGo
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June oath 1S73.-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-08

ALL-WO0L IRGREIE CARPETS,
THE CHEAPEST IN THE UNITED
STATES, at 75c. worth $l.O0 Whole
sale.
Black Alpaca Mohairs at SOC. 60c.
and 7jc
Ga Table Oil Cloth at 7jc.. worth S1.0O.
81 do. Mt j0c worth 7jc
Black Drab Frame, at zoe.
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LADIES HOSE
LIN BNS.

a GOOD ARTICLE AT 81 so PER DozE,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-31
Attractive Goods
ATTHE
Grand Central Dry Goods Establishm' t
OF
WM. ID. LOVE & co.


WE have added TO our stock the pact few
w days. come choice goods, az we'll a,
%. 1873, Ap'
1000 yards Foulard silks; beautiful goods
in the new shades.
$500 yards A Printed Cretone, ut 1G4 conts
a yard. Cheapest goods sold this season.
250 pieces Dress Goods, from rs cents to 81
yard. in the new colors.
EVOLUTION Kids. at rs cents pair.
Tucked Skirts, at IS cents each.
each. ~
Yard-wide White Mating, at as cents = ward
Lace Collars, at rs cents each.
Prlnted Linen Lawns, at so and 374 cents q
yard, in fast coiors.
White Piques. at rs cents yard; ine goods
White Neinsook, at 122 cents yard.
Plain aud Lace Striped Victoria Lawn,
embroidered Sets, at so cents a set.
Club-handle Parasols.
Our Lace and Embroidery department com.
prlses q very choice selection.
Hosiery, in ell sizes and makes.
tuu line OF Prints and Domestica.
Al! arc invite led to call and inspect our at
tractlve stock.
Customers ~ill find whatever advt rtised, al
INC Hrand " mira! Dry Goods establishment
OF W. u. LOVE & co.,
Under Wheeler Houee.
w. -. LOVE. B. Is. McCRHrRY
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THE HEALING SPRINGS


On The Line ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio Il. H..
Bath County. Virginia,
WILL be opened for the reception o3
w Visitors on the FIRST OF JUNE. with
accommodations for THREE HUNDRED pm
SONS. They are accessible by the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad from Guyington Depot.
fifteen miles by tineturnpike OF easy grades.
IN IN, hn9 nc order; passing in full view Of tho
CELEBRATED FALLING SPRINGS and the
MAGNlf1CENT SCENERY ON JACKSON'S
RIVER. =
Passengers by mail train from the East ar
rive at C0viugton at p. NJ. Express trains
from the West arrive at So Z. N. Visitors
for the Springs by these trains remain over
night At Covington. Passengers by mail
trains tom tho Weet arrive at CoviDgtou at
~ A. ii. Express trains from the East ar
rive st A. NJ. Stages and other vehicles
Tor the Springs leave Covington every ,noru-
ing. Trnins etop twenty minutes at Coyinc.
ton for breakfast and supper. Two hotels.
With ample acc I'm uludations.
kESSH1CH'S FINE BAND OF MUSIC il
engaged for tile scason, and the usual facil-
tics Tor amusement and recreation provided.
descriptive pamphlets can be had of
Meesrs: PURCELL, J.ApD t. Co Rivh nond. or
VI tho agent It the Springs.
TEnNs-5 Board, So per day; SEQ per month.
Children and colored servants half price.
NJ. II HOUSTON. NJ D. Resident Physicisn.
MAS ~ ~ Is. IL. OUARLES Aren't
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H-ini'sh's Great PHI, the Liver Pill
p!l rnrlnes tn Blood. cures Liver Complaint,
slek Headachc... Bilious Complaints, Try
lem Doh't suffer any more May 81
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THE choice variety Of these stylish and de.
4 sirable goods, to be found all under one
and convenient places for purchasing by the
ladies' OF Columbia and suburbs, besides per.
'eons from abroad and the country, too.
The IMMENSE BUSINESS transacted by
tnis hrm enable them to control the choicest
collection Of foreign and domestic manufac.
ture, and to offer to their customers q con
htant succession OF new goods at reasonable
and economical prices.
May17 r. @. SILVER r. C0 :.
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Proclamation.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
e - -. l. ExECUrIyE DRPAnTMxnr.
GXN|HEREAS, inform alton has been received
wv at this department that murder Was
committed upon tho body Of William English
BY ono FRANK MOORE In Sumter County,
and thatths said FRANK MOORE has lied
frop justice;
Nov, therefore. I. FRANKLIN J. MOSES,
Jr., Governor of the State OF south Carolina
10 order that justice may be done and the mn-
1esty OF the law yindioated, do hereby Offer a
reward OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the
apprehension and delivery in any Jail OF this
convict. '''
Said Frank Moore is described as being
white man. twenty. five years old, fvo foet
eight inches in height, dark hair and eyes.
and part Of one finger off OF righ.! land.
An testimony whereof, have herounto set
my hand and caused the Grea. Bealof
~ tue Slate to be afxed, at Columbia,
}Is tthis .,s 2sth d.. day Of May, a. D. 1878. and
- can Independence.
By the Governor.
FRANKLIN J. MOSES, JH.
II. E. HAYNE. Secretary Of state. May 8;
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New Publications..
NEW JUVENILE lDUkS. I.unGon rdi
~ tiu.s, illustrated
Ne" standard works for i!Lfari,.
New N"veln. in chta;, binding
alao, freth stock II WRITING DESKS
portfollos, Gold Pens, Pen Knives, Packet.
Books, Photograph Albums Of al llsiZes. Fancy
brackets and Book shelves, and general
veIorts and Fancy Sta,ioicr, for taie hv
"o' II. l.. BRYAN
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Col. Phil. B. Tompkins, an old resi-
dent OF Kershaw, died in Camden. last
weekNp
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ON the Breakfass, Luncheon, Dlnner
~ and Supper Table. LEA l. PERKINS,
WohGESTERsA1RE sAUCe ia indispepea.
BILE. JOHN DUNCAN'S BONS, New York.
Oct % t1y Agents for the United States.
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a. Rose Cordial for Bowel Affection,
CURE cure-only rs cents, at Heipit.b,s
- Drug store
BLACKBERRY WINE; pure juioe and old:
excellent for bowel complaint.
), TAMAHlNDS-trc-h. cooling and re.
freshtng drink may be had by neing Tama-
rinds. For sale at HEINITSH'S =
May27tf 81, Drnp Stora
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Cherokee Springs.


:aess5 -
THIS DELIGHTFUL WATERING PLACE,
Situated eight miles above the town OF Spar
tanburg, 8. c., will be open to visitors JUNE
18th.
The buildings have been newly furnishe d
and various improvements made for the com.
Tort and enjoyment Of Guests. The chief
mineral properties Of the Water are Iron.
Sulphur, Magnesia and Nitre, and from the
time when the Cherokees visited the place to
drink and bathe in tho water, it has becn re-
garded specific in Dyspepsia, General De-
oiity and diseaaes OF the Skin, the Liver and
Kidneys.
Tho Climate ia extremely healthful and
pleasant, and nature seems to have deeip
mated the spot both on account OF its curative
elements and it's inviting loveliness.
'CJ all the prescriptions made up ,ri{h q
uie'o to dberdtiue effect, none can be compared
tOith Mineral Waters"
VEHICLES always At dopots.
TERMS $40 per month; SIS per week; So
per day. Children under l2 years OF age and
Servants half price.
Apply to JOHN o. BLACK,
Resident Manager, Spartanbure. 8. G.
aS Augusta Chronicle nd Sentinel, Oh arlee.
ton Ne,os and Courier and Savannah Repub
iicdn copy daily for one month, and aend bill
to this Office. May24imo
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special Notaoes.


OBSTACLES TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
reiiet for young men from the effects OF errors
and abuses In early life. Manhood restored
imPediments to Marriage removed. New me-
thod OF treatment. New and remarkable re-
med1es. Books and Circulars cent free, in
eealed envelopes: Address HOWARD AsSO-
CITATION, No. q South Ninth street, Philadel-
phia. Pa.-an institution having high repu.
tatIon for honorable conduct and professional
ekL. Mar &c 3m
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WAGONS.
New Orleans

New Orleans
Is just now attracting tho public attention
on account of the political trouble thero The
"Indian Girl' is attracting the attention of
smokers on account Of the stock OF Imported
Cigars, the like Of which has not been seen
here s'ncc Columbia was
Burned and Her Citizens
Show their appreciation OF the same, az also
or the store that makes a specially in this
limo. by the incres sing dem nd for ''Mani.la !"
Pllnctpees" and Figaro" TOT Imported TO.
bacco,) ana as the Indian ohi.f WHO
Shot Down
The United States General has caused the
lava beds to emoll of the burning OF powder.
so this "Indian Maid" las caused Columb,a
to smell OF the bnrning OF tobscco. May ii
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-23
THE COURTS.

U. S. CIRCUIT and DIsTIoT CoURTs.-
United States VS., N. & D. Il. Co., final
decree.
United States vs.. Retail stock Liquors,
continued.
US. vs.. John Broken ct ais taken I'D
Grand Jury charged. Will proceed with
the call of the docket of the Districs court
this morning.
SUPREME CoURT.-The following opin-
ions were rendered yesterday.
By Judge Head, Gather & Son VS.. Ring.
Ter decree affirmed.
Wldener VS.. Westmoreland, Judgment
affirmed.
Hobson ct ais. vs.. Fort ct al; decree af.
frmed.
Garner VS.. Kalear; decree affirmed.
BY Judge Bailey-Bankhead VS.. Alloway;
decree reversed.
Mckinley and others vs.. Green ct ais;
decree reversed.
Bliss & Co. VS.. Levy ct al; decree az
irmed.
By Chief Justice Nicholson-Ma VS..
Blskemore and wife; judgment reversed.
kirkpatrick VS.. Ittley; decree reversed
and remanded.
Lellyett & Smith VS.. Smith; decree re-
versed, and decree here. -.r....
The following cases viii be called to-day:
Harding vs.. Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad; Oscar F. Noel, admir- VS.. Eliza
beth Earhart and others; Murray vs. Plow-
mar; Key VS.. Foster; Moore VS.. Parks.
Vilman VS.. Csuvin; Wade VS.. Collier,
We are requested to state for the infor-
nation of the members of the Bar of the
Seventh Circuit, that their business will be
taken up Monday week. This circuit is
composed of the counties of Rutherford,
Cannon, Wilson, Bedford and Trousdale.
Members Of the Bar should file their agree
ments without delay. -7ihE
CHANCERY CoURT-This court has ad-
iourned until Friday. But little business
will be taken up until the adjournment ofthe
special term of the Supreme Court.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-23
THE NASHVILLE UNIVERSITY,

Everybody, here and elsewhere in this
State, is now ".hinking" about UNIVERSE
ties.
Is the present management of our Uni.
versity equal to the emergency? Doubtful
very doubtful. The most unmanagesble
pupils have ever had, were those 80 full of
self-conceit as to be pleased with the atten-
ton bestowed upon them; though all others
saw that the attention bestowed upon them
was the result of their misconduct.
The little hear from the 'present man
agement," indicates self-landatory spirit
and disposition to blame Nashville and
everybody else. They donot yet see them
selves as everybody else sees them-my
first condition, as you will recollect made
In my last article-needful to future sue
cess.
Passing by hundred and one little
things, indicated by planting trees, and also
many "large things" not so obvious to the
minds of the people, am now looking TO
my former suggestion, viz: l would first
seek to recover my place in the "heart" Of
the people, lost by my own folly during q
long series of years, hence would expect
to reach the fostering care Of the General
Assembly, and in this l would feel
richer Ia money, and mora abundant in
patronage than even the noble generosity Of
the liberal old Commodore and The GREAT
and widespread power of the Methodist
church could ever make the Vanderbilt
University.
But suppose the 'present management"
does not stake kindly" that point OF steel
with which you propose to LEI out the wa
tiers of big-headit.vene and which you
tall men regard as an absolute pFe-re-
quisite 10 future prosperity. What theL?
II the newspapers of Nashville, and the
people of Nashville, and Davidson county,
and the State, would agree TO let their
'thinki gs' in private govern their actions,
we would take hold Of the enlargement"
compel them to undergo the operation, or
else to give place for those who would
make this our school.
The County Court of Davidson county
has as clear right, aud it is as obviously
its duty, to inquire into all matters relating
to that University, as any other institution
Of any kind in this county. Now, let US |
have from this County COort a calculated
history" from 1855, down to this day, Of |
all matters relating to that school, the |
scrutiny TO be dilected by some one
who will know neither "fear" nor favor. J"
On these "unlying figures" and "truth-
telling facts' let US try in The County Court,
before the people of this STATE, the 'nan-
agment" Of this institution.
Let us see, noting its means and our pop |
ulation ia the great Southwest at this time;
and let us see how nearly it has kept pace |
with the growth Of population and the de-
mands made upon Nashville, according 10
its geographical advantages.
''Gloves oil, gentlemen" By being hon
est men and fearless, here is for Nashville
4 richer prize than even the Vanderbilt Uni
Versity. -r.,- .s-
l have no interest in this matter. Ifthere
be in our midst no disposition TO act upon
Ihese mere suggestions there could be no
good result from more labor, and even re-
,ponsibilty taken in the premises.
Q. ID. ELTIoTT,
SchOnlm aster.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-23
THE VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY.

Meeting of the Citizens Of EdgefeId.
A large meeting Of the citizens of Edge
field was held at the Chy Hall last night to
take further action in regard to the location
of the Vanderbilt University in Edgefeld.
On motion of Maj. I. p. Weakley, FL. E.
Jones was called TO the chair, and j. II.
Farrar appointed Secretary.
The chairman stated that this was an
adjourned meeting for the purpose of sp-
pointing committees to procure subscrip-
lions To the University.
On motion of Maj. John S. Bransford,
the Chairman was authorized to an
point committee of five, who are
To appoint committees of three from each
ward in Edgefield and seven from the 18Th
district, who are to solicit subscriptions for
the Vanderbilt University. The Chair ap-
pointed the following committee: John +.
White, j. s. Brausford, n. Hobson, r, p.
Weakley and ii. @. Thompson.
This committee was requested TO meet
after tits meeting adjourn and appoint said
subcommittee.
The meeting then adjourned to meet in
this Hall on Wednesday night, April 30,
1873, to hear report of the several commit
tees on subscriptions.
The committee appointed by the Chair
man met imm, dla5ely after the adjourn
ment Ct the meeting, and appointed the fol-
lowing committees.
First ward-A. J. White, w. J. Arlington
w. A. Benson. fa
Second wsrd-H. G. Thompson, John P.
White, Baxter Smith.
Thru Wsrd-S2muel K. Anderson, Alex.
Joseph, II. K. Jones.
-Foussh Ward-Jas L. Bell. q. Z, vii
hanson, John Frizzell.
Fifth Ward-Joel w. Settle, WP Marks,
Alex. Stfeup.
Sixth Ward-B. F. Sharpe, R. 1. Goan,
j., B. L,nier.
Eighteenth Distr.ct-T. P. Weskley, r.
I : Morgan, P. w MRxey, J. s. Bransford,
lr G. n. Ordwsy, j. III. sharpe, Rev. J.
Is. McFerTin.
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Internal Revenue Special Tax Stamps.

Collector Peabody has received the newly
prepare d specisl tax stamps required to ba
purchased by wholesale dealers in spurious
and malt liquors, dealers in tobacco, etc.,
and TO be displayed conspicuously in their
places of business. These stamps are to
be purchased in payment of internal reve-
nue. special taxes due on ID after May /,
but the regulations of the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue require their purchase on
or before the Both day Of the present month.
The application for these licences which
have heretofore been made TO the Assistant
Assessors, must under the present law be
made TO the Collector. 1t is the duty of
all persons subject to these taxes to make
written application for tee stamps OF a
form furnished for the purpose, and large
numbers of these forms are now being de-
hvered aud mailed TO tho taxpayers. Per-
sODs subject to the taxes not receiving them
should call at the Collectors Office and
make application.