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The Richmond palladium., 1873-03-22

- - 13ocslOo
u ielow . 1zsd tAet Mt Gov. |
Hendzishn - apQoinasd M. John |
-, = Cambgidgs G11y, = The |
J1dGaoe - Coarts II or county. |
nisuna9s@ooa thaa IL appoinI- |
neat vin saly szAsnd up 10 Oslo
~ 1ssA vhen - election WIN b
hsld - a. - ones. The Cover
- eausA AeSslmown that this sp-
puin1nocf would b dishstsfnl to .
hsos maiogity of ths citizens Of
WdNno eounty-in fAck = We are
sssihly in1densd, thpss who were
hieHdly - - abo1iGhmsnt Of the
oolsn Hlsae md Criminal
OouxtA had received assurances
nom IL Ezscuiiva That tho Com
mon pleas Judges wherever they
~ - aaHvwn Within ta158
NV Circuit Distzicts, should be re-
appcin1ed Jadgss. The Indian
apolis Journal u mistaken IN its
s>a&sment thAt our members Of the
Legislature from Wayne had stipu-.
Ated TOR the appointment Of Judge
Knsr, in giving their voAes for the
nav Districts and the abolishment
of the other e1urts they voted for
it on cconomical grounds-th less
ening Of the costs Of administering
Justice. They, Of course, supposed
hat the HIT md most acceptable
Judge We ever had in the county,
would be continued on the bench,
and that in the sppointment, Gov.
Hendricks would consult ehe wishes
Of ths overwhelming majority d
ths people Of Wayne county, re-
gardlsss Of party bias and the a.
most snnnimous desire Of the Bal
regarding The one TO be selected
II. johnson my Be . very clever
gsnnemam-vsry good timber, O
ths Hn6 but . very poor, TEL kind
ous Of whash to manufacture ,
Judge.
AZ the case now stands, We ar'
thankful that the Governors ap
pointmsnt dos not extend beyn,
r ssvsn o. eight months, when &h
psoPle Of Wayns county win selec
. Judge TO suit themselves, put th
right man IN the right place. IN
dispense with &hs Qroxy.manufA'
1nro of his sxosnsneg.
f i win be seen, BY . notice for
norimiting election, IN anothe
.eolumn, pubhshsd By the Rspubl
can Central Committee, that Z
election 10 select . candidate K
Circuit Judge, will behsld fhrougl
out The county, On Saturday, Nj
18th. This i . tinsly movs. an
n ths right direction-
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u give % ploasure 70 record
~ iact thas both tbs Senakas from
this Ssate-Msssfs. Morton and
Pratt-voted against the aising Of
Congressional salaries. and partic-
ularly oppossd the retroactive fsa-
ture Of the bill whereby e5. 600 for
each member was taken from the
treasury tor work already psrform-
q. in speaking upon the subject
she indianapolis Journal ssys: 1t
. CRAFTY ing 70 know that both OF
the Indiana Senators opposed the
Congregational salary garb, and arc
right on the record. When the bill
came to the Senate with the House
amendments relating to increassd
salaries Senator Morton spoke
against . general increase, but
favored increasing the Presidenss
salary and doing II at once, be-
cause II NOT done before the 4th
Of March it could not be done for
four years.-But he opposed oil
The rest ofthe amendments for the
innreaas 81 ssixsics. Finding that
the measure was likely to prevail,
be endeavOred to have II postpon-
ed till next session and spoke
strongly against the retroactive
feature OF the amendment. Both
he and Senator Pratt voted in fa.
vor Of the motion to Strike out all
the salary amendment except the
Presidents salary, and before the
bill Was sent T. the Conference
Committee Senator Morton said
in answer to = question from Sena
tor Carpenter. that in his opinion
they ought not to agree TO repor
In favor Of increasing the sslariel
Of meabera The Conferenc
Committee reported last Sun da
night when Senator Morton wa
absent from the Chamber. He ha
been in his seat almost continuous
l5, - the record shows, for fort,
eight hours, taking active part
the discussions and business oft
body, and went home atA 10,
hour TO get . little rest, fearin
| that the Louisisna case would
called up the next day. Dnrir
his absence the Confereaca Coz
mittee reported, aad their eepo
] was adopted.-Seaator Prstt y,
present and voted sgainst q
/ report, and Nortonrs speeches 40
previous votes had placed hin,sel
squreiy on the record against tn
J measure, though - We have state
he Lost the chance Of voting again
| il on it, final passage. The vot
and proceedings win be found
the Congregational Globe Of Mar
l7th and 18th. s
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xINDLlna wooD.


KIMDLIna wooD.
Young man when you have to
sareh Wcbstsr's Diokshionary tew
Ind words big enu6 tew convey
your meaning, IN can mske mp
yer mind that yu don't mean
much.
We admire modcsty In . woman
fer the same reason that we admire
bravery In . msn.
Genuine grief IL like penitence
mot klamerous but subdeued
Sorrow from the house-tops and
penitence in . market place show
more ambition than piety.
About the best thing experience
kan do for us is to learn us how |
tew to enjoy misery. |
It is . great part tew know how
tew gather 6gs from thistles,' but
philosophy reaches It.
The reason why 90 phew people
are happy in this world il bekause
they mistake their boddys for their
souls.
We are poor not from what We
need, but from whst We want; nec-
essitys are not only natral but
cheap.
! would rather hav q drop Of
pepmint lie than quart of pep
mint essence-I had rather drink
out oy spring than to drink .
hudred yards belo, for this rea son,
vhen ! read . book it is enc writ
ten by an old author whose thought
the modern writer has attempted
tew improve by diluting.
| The world il phull Of heroes and
heroines, and the reason why 90
many ov them live unnoticed il
because they adorn everyday life
and not an Ockashun.
All successful firts hav sharp
eyes, one they keep on yu and one
; on the other phellow.
Vanity il called discreditabl.
, pashun, but the good thiugs thai
men do kan oftener be traced K
their virtew.
]. Man IL q hily eddicated ami.
+ NAL.
Don't never phrovesy;yung man
|. far il you phrovesy wrong nobod,
II will forget it, and if yu phroves.
= right, nobody will remember it.
, Tonng-tied wimmen are yer
.e skarse and very valuable.
3 Excentricitys when they are n,
;. trail are some indikashun ov . Q.
= perior mind; those who think di
d ferent from others are very apt {
T. akt different.
Vain men should be treated {
8. boys treat bladders- blow them q
vs til they bust.
Z. tits . great art tew be superit
III tew others without letting the
lee kno it.
'os There IL not only phun but the
- = il virtew in . hearty laff anima
.re can't ia6, and devils won't.
'ss Don't never quarrel with . lol
" ~ er. Skurrillity il hiz trade; J
=, never kan make him ashamed, b
mt he il sure tew make yu.
.n' l have Always uoticed that he
=. the best talker whose though
ust sgree with our own.
eir He who acquires wealth disho
!. estiy IL tew corrupt to enjoy it.
og- When beset with misforting
aw shOuld do as the sailors do in
ga!e-run before the wind.
Adversity IL the fre that te
" pers the iron ov q man into ct
Il I never had q man to cum I
me for advice yet but what SO
=. discovered that he thougt more
/. his own opinyon than he did
mine.
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sess Asvsee.


ine ksaisole9 'ee's soss u hAs
! cau g TEAMMATES. woros Q! Cse-
ssoo 80 scvsos g Ine 4ePuoiicaa
party eOu0o1ne sue Peuoius e!ec'
Won q e.sy omos ,.. :na Icok'ne
the same. With IN omisous shake
q - sntsquased head, u wisely
tsssAs: y: Aesse csss y caoess ..' 10 OLE
49, @ ~. ~ ~ ~ ~. . s.ss;,,. ~ ..'s, -. -
publicon rsaks vho think that
they 'ssaa suocssd, in'spits Of and
.s.itAoae : -pasey nominaeioo." In
49, s % r..sss,Ss. = JS.su -. .a,X0... .sI sIo
ths 1sid "a Dsnoersov mi eoh.
he up ne olless and get the city's
goveInmsns sEtsrely 10 it, poses
s'Ou.
..,.. = s.a - 80 ssa " IN. I'm a..
.Pslisdiam inform - how long Il
has shssIshsd these opinionsi Did
Y ever think that te wae honest
~ - -ncnctsI.o % Do.s : neTau,l-
ren6snt csn.Iidsse snd IL : .ecnrs
che election Of : Democratic
Mayor i-[1ndepsndent.
Wareepectfuilv inform the In
pependent. that xe x.v.R .sbol,ed'
: pa.nhlioan nominaAion. W.
once declined 70 submit our nam.
"a tha deesa,on az = oonvan.ior
having. prior 70 the assembling q
that convention. bsen nominated
nm unenimon.lv bv The memhars a
the different Fire Comnanies. :,
: .b.i, c.rd,d:.. vho w,th .c.,c.,,
.n ..rc.c.,cr c..& &h.;r vote. n, |.
= ~. election. tn. rs.ult -. |.
a.. r,a.cs,d.,. ..v. . nsmoc,.,
,c r.vo,. W. ,.,h.r .h,,k fror
-. ,...,.. a.. -..;,....a =, -
A,..-.r ,..t ehev rcr,d 10,
$500 ..u.... ~. :. .... :.
The Richmond palladium., 1873-03-22

II 10 proposed 70 hold. At Peru, on the 18th
. convention Of delegates from counties IN
tsrested IN keeping the Wabash and Erie
canal in boating order.
The Richmond palladium., 1873-03-22

HO Ror0Dn cam tAkk0 tAUoo 01teDrU 10
bordinG 60 directions, nnd remain long unwelt,
- uOlson Of other means, aud vital organs
WasteA beyond the point Of rrair.
nvsuAlpsia or EmdtQestione Headachos
PIN III the shoulders, Co:ixhA nghtneas OF tho
Chest Dizziness, Sour Eructati0ns Of the Sto-
Gach. bad Tsste IN the Mouth. Dfli0u1 AttAcka.
Im1ea Palm il the regions Of the Kidneys and
8 hundred other painful symptoms. are the on
anrinrs Of Dyspepsia. Que hDiilc will prove
better guarantee Of its merits than lengthy
Tor Female ConspsaiAsa n ysaag or Old.
q he turn Of HE, these Tonic display .
dsnded a in1neilce that Improvement Is sooa
For Isaaumetery snd chrease
RheunatasuA und Gout, BlifouA, kemltteoe
md Intermittent FeverS Diseases Of the Blood,
no equal. Such Diseascs are caused hy Vit1ated
They are . gentle Purgative m wen
N = TSnle, Possessing the I.ierit ef.RctlnI -
4 powerful agent b relieving Congestion or h
Elimination of the Liver and StaceFal o9yA14
md In Bllioua DiseascA
Ter Skbn 0ssoaess, EEuptiouA Tettes, eoae
Rheun, BlotcheA epoiA Hnplca Puek1les,
Hojla Cax6unclci Mngswozms, ScAld-Head,
Sore Eyea Erysfpe3As, Itch, ecurfA, Discoloror
lions Of t6e SKIN, uuimors and Dheaaes Of TIE
0kin of whatever unrne q nature. aro uters
ally dr. up and carried out Of the sys.
ten IN Z short time By the uac q these BttteF1.
nzrrHRs the mOuk wo0derinl Invtyorans tn
ever sustained The sinking system.
r. HI uloDONAn1O - C0s
Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Franctscos Cssss
. cor. Of Warrington and Charlton Sta. N:n:
GOLD 1H ALI. DRUGGISTS ptAiAes1
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corr Ard Ig!ta!!u 4 lut!

sf<e~ - N
!h1nncn !nrn
OAAAOA0O WI -
r.rnnnm MN moraD,rrpc
lMfOn1 AM 4OI A0m1nAOs
rur opEATrsr DISCOVERY IN THE
AA-- rco,r..
WOhLDH Il
Endorsed by the Press Endorsed |
~ %ha Cgorcv Endorcod bv xho
~ ...o Si1,ey el s1u ~ s.o
Med1cat faculty. ENDORSED Dy
the Seed Dealers Endorsed bv |
NTugg,sts- Hnslo1se " Ins
erS and Farmers. And EondOr8-
"a hv Every Person
Extra Early Thirty-tW0 RoWed Corn.
Ecnu'ov Se .v.I
ine IRON ~ 20 e - Ices M - lelkn.. ~ a ~
Pianteo ynS Iss n.s ve..y . so.u = .s
market July, zsd. S4 days.) later plant
iug was ready IN 10 Gays.
lat II will produce more Corn to the Acre
| ~;,S the sam. % cnItivstion ion and IA snv W varie-
.% - nf -; Iii 1a'n' 'u''' -''01 -''' = - '-
sna IL h.. 0raat.r denth If kevnal than
| 80 I ho-.s' 'sootb 1.r;stv.
srs Il bss . smsiIsr Cob tA.r any a
r,ved variety.
Hth Il ve;vhs as lb.. 10 Aha buahel. seal-
"A r,s..n,"
ssh r. al. h.tt., A. hoth and. than anv
..S.. .o.c - a..
An. II is 4 solid White transparent corn.
with white cob. -.
7th. 1t grows Mcre vigorous and iipens it,
whole crop earlier than any Of the other
large field varieties in America.
9th. It makes better msah being swesser
and richer.
9th. It bears more foliage which makes
more feed.
whest has been harvested, or from which po-
The Richmond palladium., 1873-03-22
DIED..

McMEANS- On Sabbath after
noon, the 18th inst, at her home
in Richmond, Ind, Charlotte Ann
McMeans, wife Of Marshall E. Nc
Means, and daughter of Rev O. v.
Lemon.
The Richmond palladium., 1873-03-22

Vs haye IL suthosity Of ths
Tslsgram 3 Aying that b +. Ham,
Nsq, - @redgned-his succss-
sof = p. j. xGT, Esq,
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DEATH or JUDGE LBAvErT.

Disd, at Springfield, Ohie, Of pssumo-
nh, o. Saturday last, judge HuEPHssY
b. 1sAvIsr, for nearly thirty seven
ysaEs Judgs Of The q. 9. District
oeart IN Ohio. He was appointed BY
President Jsckson IN July 2l, 1884,
and, in 1871, ae TIE closs Of March ot
that ysar, hs resigned that otics. He
was . most excellent man, An exemplary
christian, and IN upright judge. The
Oseinsad 0asstts says: ale has left {
Anlily 10 mourn his losa. and bsqueath-
q y ths pub,ie, set ealy good exam
~ tst ~ regret that The integrity ant
seapsesssy whish hs pessSssd ars .
sassay ssnhinsd iansa. q s@sial sta
Hoa."
The Richmond palladium., 1873-03-22

Hon. J. n. Wilson, has our
lhankD foe valuable Pub. DoeA
The Richmond palladium., 1873-03-22
PlcrURE or cEHE1ALGRAnr.

PICTURE OF GENE2ALG GRANT.
Ptisf to ths last Presidential election,
ct . banqust Of The Army Of tho lPoto-
mac ct Cleveland, Gen. Danysrs, spoke
70 the toast Of s'ths President Of tho
Unitsd States" After alludfpg elo-
qusntly 70 his olhciai pssitiou The ora
tce spoke warmly Of 'ths love and aiFsc-
ton Of eomradss-ths soldiers whom he
had led 70 6nsl victory and triumph"
and hs eosclud d by Sslicitsasly quoting
Miltos's dsscript;oo Of Cromwell, which
Il most applicable to General Grant.
"Whsfslors you speak contemptibly Of
his parts I know moi, but suspect you
ere mot ftes mon Ne error common to
stndious a.d speculative men. Because
Oliver was IN upgraeeful orator, and
never said sithsr in public or Pr,vats any
thing memorable, you will have it that
he wls Of mean capacity. Sure this IL
unjust Many men have been ignorant
of lettsfl, without Wit, without elo-
qusnca, who yst bad the wisdom to de-
viss and ths courage 70 perform that
which thsy lacked Language to explain.
4 0ooh meu, oiten IN troubled timss, have
woeksd out the dslivssancs -ef nations
. aad their own greatness, mot by logic,
bat by Wasiness u success, BY calmness
10 daager. hy 0rm and stubborn resolu-
tions IL Ill diversity. The hearts d
men are their books, events are their
tutors, great setions srs their sloquenee
and such an one, in my judgment, Va.
his lsae Highnses. His own deeds shal
evouch him for . CREST ststesmsn, 1
great soldier, true lover Of his country
| 8 meFciful and generous conaueror."
The osatof then called for three cheer
/ los General 0aAxr, which were give
with enthusiasm, the audience rising /
their fsst. Harpsr's Wssklsy then prog
postioaAsd, tAat the Amsrioan peopl
would vindicals President GIANT an
shsw esrtain gentlemen that they
| notshass 'sths contempt" that they wsl
pleassd to sxpesss for . man who b
| done The State some seryiee; WIKI
they did By triumpAantly rs-slecti1
him 70 the highest ofBos in their gi
This plctsrs Of Gensrai G.Axs cam
b plaosd in . better fraas Than he hil
sslf furnishes in his inaagural address
T have performed eonscientio
duty without asking promotion or col
mand, and without . rsvsneeful ieeli
The Richmond palladium., 1873-03-22
LIST OF LETTERS

ReDaining in the PostofRce at Richmond Ind,
March 21st, 1873.
The Richmond palladium., 1873-03-22

the eommittee, it would be farcial
to 20 on with any other case where
| bribery was charged. Mr.. Alcorn
supported Mr.. Morton vigorously.
He said il was useless to expend
money in bringing witnesses and
to use up time in examining them
until it Was seen whether the
Senste would iail to vscate q seat
where such extensive bribery Was
shown It was finally agreed that
the MISTER should be allowed t.
eest until the temper Of the Senate
became more clearly evident.
Attorney General il busy pre-
pairing to institute suits under the
recent law introduced by the Viii
. SON Committee against the oficial'
Of the Union Pacific Railway. Th.
: intention 10 to proceed vigorously
i, Suits will probably be frat brough
Il in Boston.
. The Attorney General has writ
' ten 70 Oakes Ames for the hook
. OF the Crecit Mobilier Company 70
/. the use Of the Government in pros
s ecuting the suits sgainst that col
:. p0ration
!. The actioo Of the Senate |
= agreeing 70 the agricultural repos
p to day will enable the Commission
= er 70 order the printing OF 200
copies, and the Senate 10 pril
LOCO. The frankiog privilege
ar however, viii probably expire b.
fore they en- b printsd.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-05-13
IN Unplcasant Exuosnre.

We are panied by the necessity for
alln,ion to very disgraccful little
matter, which some of our readers
are apt 10 believe We had better not
have mentioned But we are deter
mined 10 expose to the public gaze
these parties who, having mo selfres
pcct. are determined TO disgrace our
town. There are certain parties who
have been SO determined 90 peer into
privacy which is insepcrable from any
female apartment that they have
climbed into trees in order 20 gaze
into the rear windows Of the rooms
occupied at night by young ladies in
iulIins College. Not satisfied with
This bit Of abasement and self degra-
alton Que Of them n few DAYS ago
hacked himself and climbed onto the
me story dorGlitorics beneath those
amc windows. He was discovered
nd SO closely pursued that he left his
noes, which lie had previously remov-
/, and ran to the creek and washed
lmSelf TO avoid detection. But he
Is been detected, is known, and had
-ITas well try to dy as to be consid
ried respectable in this community.
President Sullins has ordered shut
'rrs TO all of the College Windows,
aud has provided himself with a good
SHOT gun for future emergencies.
He desires us to say that in future
it will be against orders for ony pr
ties to enter The grounds at night for
serenading or any other purpose save
legitimate Business. Those well dis
posed persons who may be included in
this prohibition will see .he propriety
Of it and will acquiesce.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-05-13

byiSts are rot slowin ct Ing 10 work
Much is left to their own discretion
but much more IS done n obedience
TO instructions from b adgaarlers. I"
The aid desired may be from the Gov
cFnmenT. or from Congress, or from
both; and ali sorts OF articles are
Fesorted to; to secure il. Officials
are approached in every Imaginable
wAy. and if no direct bribe is offered
the intrisGer eHdcavo s, generally
with success, to gain the confidence
and friendship Of the party against
whom his arts are directed. This
accomplished, he breaches his scheme
so delicateiy, and presses it 50 skill
fully, that The ossciai is won over be-
fore he knows it. Il the man fails
the female LOBBYIST is called in to ex-
ert her arts, which are mere potent
ttan those of the sterner sex. Con-
gressr:el and officials are ft:ncus as
being the most ~, ccptible men in the
world. and tie fair charmer is gener-
ally successful" Address Eationa'
Publishing Co, l9. North Tin ST.
Phi!adCiPhil.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-05-13

D-ownei.-Nonk. a c0torcd man
who has been for some two years
cooking for the Va. & Ky. Engineer
Corps. and who is well known 10
Bristol, was crowned On Friday last
near Norfolk, whittier he had accom-
panied the corps for the commence
ment Of the resurvey of the A. II &
g. line. It is said that he FELL from
u bridge which spans an arm Of Che
Bay. Monk was the owner Of house
and lot IN oar town. and few days
ago, he aud his wife, each made
will, deyising to each other their
property.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-05-13
From tho BmoEy Banner.
THE TRUg5P QF TsUr.

IF b ord not N she hHEles call t. arms,
i l. moi hezr& WREN ctIss haste 10 death
The crash Uf empires and tho faii Of thrones
Nd Dire alarms these tigrs besPeak 81 not,
tits not sou'ded whom bright worlds awhile
Ai1T glow dying, then Ia oarEuess fade
Nor do is uotes chant +" EiscIrre " Ger,
he tomb v here beauty fades, whore madness rests
dnd the grsyewUrn holds his Wild revrIry,
No. r@se are Hn, lis tones. hui il d0ta sound
Far IN t-e hearts deep cavsn.s down, uuheard
~ the 5g>y busting ihrnng that speed them
"a tneir wy aio.-e !isr s sat avenues.
= hen Eemoty holds EsT sway, Ills then We mete
Out life. noI b. aye sad Inortas but By thoughts,
/ hey tell me ! AN ou"g ycl, 10 ne, earth,
Az the a1icjeljt earth s. bat al Liant.
a often peer down the coming ycsrs,
And let to catch the notes If Emhuin time,
hear the saleIDu Surgrs beat the shores
or dark Eternity. aud, when would
SlC up the past, ana know NY span Of HE,
! he mighty AaTei 81 he Rolls cries cut,
" Know Thau ait great soul from everlasting
Aye cas; the IGruilaius N the halauc@, thvy
are 4 day but yesterday they were,
Tomorrow shall uCt be, willie II sb=liE,
!iy age made youn.. live through eternity,
snj yet isial. F.liu wpu.i taste the stream
That hald beside tue Throne Of Light It'll Sush
It's iailncSa failing never. yeti pause,
For DARK the vIp,rs trail Is seen DER all
lily uatur"s being, every fOuit from whence
NY ectiors spring Is poisoned, al ny soul
Is dark with Sia: Ebvdder IT myself,
A riddle, 81 az Natures round no like
Exists, kiaship ia hurrJst domain.
And yet, Tine uaSdly thundcrs IN nv ear.
- Even As the worm that rishes shalt thou,
q Vain mortal. die ard he forgot by all"
Se'srth' less the gray beard prates iH vain:
For sngei spirits whisper ia 10y dreams,
- uh. brother spirit hast away and be AZ r"st;'
Aye then, let Tiuae with farions blast my kneIr
Ring out, with plumage more than sunbeam rare,
Sly soul shall scar above the CLOUDS and smile.
aye, when ;he aug- with his feet on sea.
and lanJ shall cry aload - Time is no more"
IN gather up Iay bones whence they r.pOsc,
and soar up fsr above the storms to hear
The Trump Ct TiiHs ring ont knell no moro.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-05-13

B'nolen Jfius. -Mr. c. II. Lewis
has contracted for site AID water
privilege for the erection Of Wool
en- Manufaciory in the vicinity Of
Gaod$on. lie contenp!ates the con
stTuction of the buildings during the
present season. The position selec-
ted is that of the brickyard Ct Mr..
\ fred Lattrel. Mr. Lewis is him
self a skilled and experienced opera
tive ana has the necessary machinery
on hand. Bristol will always vel
come and foster such enterprises.
We next desire a Cotton Factory
end will extend very liberal aid 20
parties who may desire to establish
one here.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-05-13
: new WNrk.

We have received Specimen pages OF
Behind the Scenes in Washington. >
giving graphic account Of the giant
frauds That have been committed
there. and also Of the Secret work
Ings % the government ia all It's de-
lr.rtmeu:S, with an account or the
rings and .o5bies, and the many other
Influences that are brought to bear
upon cur representatives; including
si5,, an accurate description Of all
he I.ikliG buildings.
i regard to the working OF the
Obbyist,, we make the following
extract:
TIE parties interested in the
schemes for which government a'd
is asked, begin their operations by
suDposing that they must have some
energetic, active agent in Washing
ten, 70 keep the SCENE before Con-
press ard the Government. and urge
l.pon the members and officials a COM
p.iance with their demands Forth
win. an agent is despatched TO the
CAPITAL. This person is generally
man. but is sometimes a women. Al
mos, ali important schemes, however
have agents Of both sexes WHO are
persons OF educaton, intelligence. and
great po9els If insinuation and fas-
c,natioa. Women make excellent
ia5byis;s. as they are more plausible
iAAa nen, and cannot be shaken oil
Is rl4rll.
Upon reaching Washington, tie lob'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-05-13
New Cars.

a letter to the WaIG from Peters
burg says: Four elegant and hand
soineiy appointed Cars belonging to
he Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad Company passed over the
iold to day en- route to Lynchburg,
TO be used on the Virginia and Tel
neosce division cf the road They
literally glit.ered in scarlet and gold.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-05-13
For other Locals see Third Page.

Commencement The day named
or the Commencement Of Sallih' 5
College, the 18th of June, is the one
fixed upon for the Commencement Ct
Bristol Female College L will prob.
ably be changed and notice will be
given IN these columns.