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THE INDIAN MASSACRES.

Names OF the Surveyors Killed by :" w hirlr
winds Band OF Cheyenncs.
LEAvBNwoRTH, Kansas, April !, 1873.
The surveyors murdered on Cinnamon River on
the 10th of March, by Indians, were DAM ell Short,
f. NJ Deming, or Arkansas City, J. II. Davis, Of
Chilcothe, NO., and an Ehglshman nam ed Robert
Pool.
The Indians were Whirlwind's maraut ling band
or Cheyennes. An expedition has been organized
at Arkansas City to go to the relief OF ryeying
parties on the Cinnamon. Much excinment pre-
walls on the from tier.
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rFrom the Elmira IN. ~ Gazette, March 31.I
wonders Of Journalism The Sunday HERALD
consisted OF q quadrupe sheet with supplement-
altogether eighteen pages OF compactly printed
news and advertisements.
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From the Philadelphia star, March 81

The NEW YORK HERALD yesterday contained
eighteen pages, and was the largest daily
journal ever issued in America This was q neces-
sity, not only because 1t was necessary to make
room for sixty-seven columns OF advertisements,
but because the enterprise Of Mr.. Bennett is SO
widespread that 1t takes large sheet to print
all the his thousands OF employees collect The
HERALD was never so prosperous as 1t is now The
genius OF the father has been even surpassed by
that of the son.
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CHINA.
Russian Royalty sojourning in Shanghai.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April l, 1873.
dispatch from Shanghai announces the arrival
In that city OF the Grand Duke Alexis OF Russia.
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THE M0DOCs SURROUNDED

SAN FRANCISCO, April ,. 1873.
IL is reported that General Candy Is surrounding
che Modocs and win soon obge them toesurrenderI
Captain Jacks force Is fiity-three.
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From the Selma

From the Selma tAla.) Times, March 29.l
AS an evidence OF the enormous volume OF bus
ness done by the NEW YORK HERALD, we cite the
fact that the issue OF Sunday. 23d inst contained
ten and a half pages OF advertisements and hy
actual count there were 2s2s new advertisements
In the HERALD OF that day
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Ann Ramsey, aged ffty years, OF NO. q Crosby
street, was struck on the head and slightly injured
last evening by some unknown person. She was
attended by police surgeon and sent home.
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MADRID, April 1. 1873.
Notwithstanding the efforts OF the authorities at
Barcelona to preserve the peace In that city dis
order has again occurred. The populace. enraged
at the burning OF Berga and other outrageous acts
OF the Cariists, attacked several Catholic churches
and seriously damaged the sacred cdidces.
CARLIsrs DEFEATED IN ACTION
force OF Carlists under command OF the Ohief-
tain Oucula made an attack venaroz province
OF Castellon De Ia Piana, yesterday. After short
contest the insurgents were defeated by the repub-
lican troops and fed In disorder from before the
town.
BARCELONA MORE PEACEFUL.
The agitation In Barcelona is subsidtng. No
further outrages have been perpetrated by the
populace.
CLERIC SURPRISED AND INSURGENTS CAPTURED.
THE cure OF Santa Cruz was surprised yesterday
and narrowly escaped capture. several Of mis- men
were taken prisoners.
French Reports Of the Progress OF the
Carlist Campaign.
BAYoNNE. April l. 1873.
The Carlists In Spain are receiving supplies OF
arms, ammunition and provisions in various ways.
but mostly by sea, body of 4o6 Carlists recruited
In Navarro last week. were equipped almost -
soon az their organization was effected.
Senior Eli0. who was the director OF the Carlist
committee here. eludcd the local authorities, who
had orders for his arrest and crossed into Spain on
Saturday last.
A battalion OF French troops leaves this city to-
morrow for the frontier
1t Is reported that all the Custom Houses on the
Spanish frontier. except that at run, have been
occupied by the CarlIsts, who arc Certifying them
An OMciaI Defa utter In France.
PARIS, April I, 1873
The Spanish Vice Consul in this city has alb
seconded, leaving deficit in his accounts to the
amount OF $4,000 francs. Under warrant charg-
ing him with embezzement of public funds he has
been arrested and sent in custody to Spain.
Army ReinfOrcements Embarked for
Cuba.
MADRID. April l. 1873.
Additional rcinforcements for the Spanish troops
in Cuba were sent to that island by the steamer
which sailed from Cadz for Havana yesterday.
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Terrible Season for WeaD1 Lungs
coughs and colds were never 50 prevalent Fortunately
HALE'S HONEY OF H0REH0UND AND TAR will cure
the worst o. them, nd the people know IL
PIXIES TOOrHACHE DROPS in one minute
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Attention, All !-.Lacc Curtains froml
auction selling less than rokl COST
g. L. kelly co, broadway, nearIAstor place.
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DENMARK.
Parliamentary Censure Of the Cabinet.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

COPENHAGEN, April /, 1873.
| The Folkething the Lower House OF the Rigsdag,
has passed vote declaring want OF confidence in
| the Danish Ministry.
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A.-For a stylish and Elegant Hat Go
'''''' W '''e ESPsSscuETD, ms Nassau street.
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From the Atlanta (Ga) sun, March ISL
The NEW YORK HERALD OF the 23d contained
ninety-six columns Of matter-sixty-se Of which
were devoted to advertisers and twenty-ninc to
news and general intelligence.
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SPAIN.

Popular Retaliation Against Carlists and Cleri-
cal-Bourbonists Defeated in Action-An Of
fetal Financial Defaulter in France
Army Rsinforcements for Cuba
French Reports OF the
Carlist Campaign
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Average temperature yesterday. .............. ~;
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year. 49,
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 80 Broadway corner OF Murragrstreet
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AWFUL CALAMITY.
Wreck of the White Star
Steamship Atlantic.
SEVEN HUNDRED LIVES LOST.
All the Women and Children
Drowned in Their Berths.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY men SAVED.
The Ship Strikes and Goes
Down at Meagher's Head.
WITHIN TWENTY-FIVE NILES OF HALIFAX.
Fifty Cabin and Nine Hundred Storage
Passengers on Board.
A DARK NIGHT AND AN ANGRY SEA.
The Captain and q Few of
the Officers Saved.
CAUSE OF THE DISASTER.
Prospect Head Light Mistaken
for That on Cape Sambro.
THE STORY OF A RESCUED OFFICER.
Short Of Coal When Eleven Days
Out from Liverpool.
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Bachelors HAIR Dye-The Best I'm tho {
world The only true ami perfect dye All druggistay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-02

April Is the Month and Knox the Man
This explains when and Of whom q buy your Spring
hats Knox is doing splendid business mis- popular
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"IIoW TO Catch 40 CUES. "-THOsE WHO Read
IA THE fhkENON JGICAL JOURNAL may Learn
"a only - ayear or cents a nuplbsr Three trial NUN
New York -
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A.-yvho Wants HAITI Call ON Dou~
GAN. Mannacturer. Ig Nassau. corner OF Ann street
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY men SAVED.
The Ship Strikes and Goes
Down at Meagher's Head.
WITHIN TWENTY-FIVE MILES OF HALIFAX.
Fifty Cabin and Nine Hundred Storage
Passengers on Board.

A DARK NIGHT AND AN ANGRY SEA.
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Dyspeptics-Curc Yourself ves by Taktm r
Dr.. SHARP'S SPECIFIC. Relief immediate. HAB r
NErT's Pharmacy, Bible House, Fourth avenue md
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wedding ard ball Cards. --latest Paris
EvERDELL. so2 Broadway. EstabJ .,hed 1870
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-09
JonN o'NE1I1. Tailor. Meadow VALLEY

JOHN o'NEILL, Tailor, Meadow Valley
street. is receiving from San Francisco
the largest and best assortment of goods
ever brought to Phoebe, consisting Of fine
cloths, beavers, cassimeres, vestings,
etc. Call everybody and see new style
goods. n7-1w.
Go TO H. krause's Photograph Gallery
on Lacour street, over the New York
Bakery, for your A No. ] pictures.
Prices reduced to one-half. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Carries de Visite $500 per
dozen. Ferrotypes for SOC apiece. n1-tf
A NEW circulating library, imported CT
CARS, tobacco, stationery and confection-
cry at J. Levin & Co.'s opposite Hamil-
tons saloon. Main street.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-09

EXPLOITATION OF CATTLE TO GREAT
BRITAIN. Considerable shipments of cat
tie 70 Great Britain are now being made
by the Anchor line to Glasgow, consigned
to Messrs. John Bell 4 Sons. The ship
ment of cattle from here is mere exper-
iment commenced short time ago. The
cattle are bought at Communipaw, fat,
and cost on an average f23 sterling.
They bring on an average in Glasgow
f33 sterling. The cattle lose flesh on
the passage across, and that detracts
somewhat from the profits. In addition
to this loss six have died SO far. The
number exported up to this time is $50,
of which $50 are at this moment on the
way. Returns have been received by
cable regarding 100. The worst loss has
occurred during the panic, which caused
the Bells to lose largely on exchange,
while the price of cattle in Glasgow has
declined little. Still small profit has
accrued on the 100 head delivered, and
hopes are entertained that it will be
made larger by success with those on the
way. The cattle are shipped on the
main deck. Mr.. Henry Bell bought fat
cattle at Communipaw yesterday to shiI
next Wednesday by the Anchor line
steamer Columbia. He does not know
(for experience has not shown it) how
the cattle will brave the Winter storms
but he proposes to keep on shippins
awhile in hopes that prices of cattle II
Glasgow and prices for exchange here
will improve.-LN. y. Com, Sept. 80.
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Blu Lion SHl p M Z N r /.
Dor Wall Earpn 70
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
SAN FRANCISCO sro,K REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO STO,K REPORT.
SAN Francisco. November 8.
Shares SATURDAYS SALES.
575 ophir-7O 7Oh Tbs II 72b3O 7INb5 72b5
Go Gould Curry-l2k 1875 12Sb3o 12a
l27sb
SIS Best / Belchor-lO lOab3o %. lob5 9s
l0b5 90 10b30 1895
AS Savage-52li 53b3 SO
go Hale Il Norcross-3l 80 30h 80
500 Chollar- Potosi-46 46h 464 Al
sos Crown Point-95 "a 90 92b 90 92b5 91h
47n Yellow Jacket-66h &C 65 6Gb3O G4k ca CAY
1915 Imperial-5h 5ls 5'ab3o5iS
295 Empire Mill-4A a.
800 Kentuck-l2h 1914 II LBS
1870 Alpha-2Sa %
$40 Belcher-77h rs 7sh 70
go Conidence-Sh SSb3O
1855 Con. Virginia-5l 50 SOL J9b30 50k J1b5
50le 5lab5
800 Sierra Nevada-l6
ITO seg Belcher--62 GIN 81
1850 overman-23 24A "a 23h 23hb5 "a 2iA "a
800 Justice-7h7A
IT'S Succor-2
$40 Julia-3A So
go Buckeye-ll.
355 Caledcnia-i7 IN l7hb3o II lC'. lGa.slo
60 Knickerbocker-3a
$50 Arizona and Utah--lk l's
175 Globe-l
555 Baltimore Con CIV 6kb3 Ga
l6j Silver Hill-10 92sb59h
20 Central-l3
| $50 n Con-2is AK
| 2G5 American Flat-iA Az
| 200 Senator-50c
| 800 Tyler-T5c soc
2l6o Union Cong. . 2'.b1O2 % o..
$50 sutro--24i az "a ga 3bl0
100 woodville-lk ia IL
| 80 Fairmount-33s
$50 Franklin-lh / 'sb31
900 Alamo--1h ~
80 Eureka Conn.,
| Al Phenix loo
1i50 Belmont-2l 2lh
100 Monitor (Belmontl-G
140 Rye Patch-TA
$50 Ell Dorado South-G 81 ..
430 Hayes-1ss
City Gas Lights
| leo Amador Con-3G
| $40 st Patrick-65 ai
| 40 Independently
80 Golden Charlotte
so Ida Ellmore-2R
10 Empire tIdahol- az
| so Red Jacket-2
| 700 South Comstock-2S
pIocHE srooAs.
$3.50 Meadow Nalley-l4 14is
$50 Raymond 4 Ely-57& 50 5sSbo 5sh 80 so
6Ob5 60 sc 1s3
100 Pioche-5h ga
400 Washington h Creole-4ls
100 Alps-sIAc
100 Page Il Panaca-1
1860 American FlaR-7s3o G'. So 7b3o6'i
$50 Silver Peak-s7A
leo Bowery-50c
$40 HUM II Hunt-ls4
1850 Ingomar-45c 81 &c 45c
100 Condor-}0c
$50 Peavine SOC
HOO Newark-4S 4's b30 4Ab5 Ak
$50 Kentucky-3l
25 Caroline--3a
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-09

STARTLED.-The clerks at watch and
jewelry establishment were startled
the other day by an individuals inquir-
ing if he couldn't have his entrails en-
graved y on his watch-case. After lit
lie inward laughter, it was suggested
that that the applicants Initials might
be put on in monogram, which he seemed
TO think was much the same thing.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-09

NEvER.-The belle who originated the
Grecian bend is stopping at Saratoga.
Remorse is painted on her once cheerful
countenance. She says, though she
bent SO much, she never arrived at sat
isfactory beau.
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NOTICE.

~ PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE LATE
a firm of Kelley & Donohue are requested to
come forward and settle at the store OF Quillan
and Donohue. and save costs.
We are authorized by the said Kelley Dono-
bue and by the Sheriff of Lincoln County. to col
lect ali the outstanding debts of said late Arm.
QUILLAN 4 DONOHuE.
Phoebe, New, Oct IL, 1873. ol6-3w
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GARROTlNG.


has been small town with all the vices
of great city fully developed, that town
10 Phoebe Tho ,oot .srsot;or :, a.
:. - .i' ""'
u oi'ine 10 cuSe o' garrolns' an
otfense whichhas been rarely if ever COM
mt.ei here before.
yestsrdox norrir, .h,,. o,.,o.,.
-, a'''' 'io'A'
nnuie~ Ioune, d MINER started from
Armory Hall, where he had been attend
ing the MeaSner uuard BAL, TO the New
iork BAKERY Tor the purpose OF getting
iuhch' As he was passing John koed-
er store on Iacour street, an arm was
ohos;nn h;n, u.h;,s gu. au nla neon
from behind and took his watch
and chain. The robber would proba-
bly, have also taken Young's money, but
for the fact that his victim, slipping from
his choking embrace, fell upon the pave
ment, crying out for help. When Young
arose he thought he recognized in the
robber, who was short distance away,
we'll known fighter, Tommy the Head
maker" Officers Mckee and Knerr
"SAS W 'AAAc ASuhSs "bc,
shortly after, pointed out to them the
individual named. Tommy the Head
maker, alias Thomas Williams, was
then lodged III jail on charge OF high
way ROBBERY.
fine set for his examination. b1, he bny.
ing engaged no counsel, and none then
available being near at hand, the exami-
haIion was pos'Poneu VII 'o-horro"
'hono"s' az p H.
PRopRrE.-The matter in the estate
80 W. Dor;s 5aoaosoa c,ne nm for
M -, -
hear'iis last evening oeioie '''so u,e.
'pp sm no ,o1,. ~, =. 49,.
~! :, - ~
Oh MS aea'h was OWNER Vi ohe-n"'' Vi
tract of $3.50 acres of land. Now the
Public Administrator desires to get out
anraared tor Tho Pnbl;c aSministrator
and asked for an order of sale. Messrs.
Sabin and Foster come in at the eleventh
hour and beg for weeks time, because
the order oil sale at present might inlnre
III - -. Cio.,r I,daa E,Ilor
continued the hearing of the case until
next Saturday, and appointed j. Hotf-
man, Jerry Dayton and Il. 3. Ciapp as
~ spp' ;aters.i Pt''' ' "
tIRE!--fioche people instiIe'iVeiy
'ieaa nfe' pu' "nen We i'"l'e, 'n'
many hre-prooi esthoiiSn'ieh's' We oes'n
W IN 49, np r. ~ nssortn,ant ~ arocar'
les Int make a specially of bread. II
Won need (nnd who doesn'tN the staff OF
life call Mt Ouillcn ~ Donahue's, Meadow
valley street.
Z. CHILovIon q Co. import the best Of
wines and liquors, ale, porter, etc
Salss-room, Col Front street, corner OF
t. nn,v !, Pr Piocbe '
10 III" ~ 'o'A0
, , ' 81 -, d., y,
audience winch ereetea bella Diro' VI
MIL nJ o niaa.ed With tba;r eyen;no's onter.
ta;nment
". co, T., .ha D;s,r;,
-, 4,
N,
Raymond Ely vs.. hehluchy 'llhl, WA
~0A'''" eN
JACOBS X SULTAN have just received
iot Oh ireiSht from io"no III ""y
'ihio' PEI -h"iA 'iH''
ONLY one drunk was locked up III Jul
yes'efuay'
SERVICES AT THE CoURT HOUSE To- DAY
Rev. II. b. Macbride will preach at III q
m. and nm. Sabbath school at p
m.
. LITERARY are again under obi
cations to Charley Wiederhold ior ME
~ late Eastsrn parars ;nnl,dinr nictr
Vi ia'e Eastern papei'' h'o'uu1ns P'''>
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-09

A MEMBER of the "Woman's Congress"
in New York said in speech the other
day that sit is not the business of every
married couple to have children" No,
it is not exactly their business, but 1t is
mighty hard to make them think it isn't.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-09
NOTICE.
UNITED STATES.

IL STATE AND COUNTY TANEs FOR
N the fiscal year ending 31st day of Decem.
Der, 1879, are now due and payable, and the law
In regard their collection will be strictly en-
forced.
JOHN ROEDER,
Treasurer, Lincoln County, New. and sx-oficio
Tax Receiver.
Phoebe, New, Oct. 20, 1873. o2l-H
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-09

ANY PLACE. where shall l
get the ticking for orr new feather
bed3" "Any place where you can get
the tick"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-09

EsPEcIALLY.-A veteran observer says
that little baby is an easy thing to love,
but big baby is a hard thing to love,
especially if you have married her-or
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-09

howSTRANGE!-Those passing through

,no~srRASaE!-Those passing through
'n's Sagebrush country are naturally i'm.
pressed with the idea of "nothing to
can but if the incredulous will only
t%.i NJ Mallet's Market, Main street,
10y VIII hnd out what wondrous coun-
N.Y. ny inns Is. There they will find the
an eA. gorgeous beef, veal and mutton
NJ me continent. Go to the Mallet
MALE, MALE! ior supplies, and inquire for
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-09
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

II T. oNEIL HAVING PURCHASED ONE
IL. half of my interest in the business OF
the CAPITOL SALOON, is this day ad.
mitted ss partner in the same. and the busi.
mess will hereafter be conducted under the Arm
na1as Of Celsman + O'Nsil.
n7.iW Z. D. COLEMAN.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-09

some time ago the RECORD reported o
, ,n discovery in the Cave mine. Since
mat the body of ore which was discov-
ereu mas been more thoroughly opened
ouli and, as it is further developed the
oNnefs are more pleased with their
rrlne' The ores are galena and carbonate.
II, Inree assays averaged $40 to the ton.
s ane lact that the Cave is rich mine
,;a well established. For informa-
tan. " A' w"
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pIPlF1A AK .
TWENTY DIFFERENT HERBS

Is due to the researches Of learned scholar q
Europe among the archives of the Rosicrucians
1t is made of
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-09

Gathered at such seasons of the year when their
juices are strongest and virtues unmpaired
forming combination unrivalled in the mate.
ria medica.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-01-28

and full, though it vanished on e&-
posure. The head was found loose,
and was easily taken out and held
to view. 1t was heavy wet with a
liquid which gave to writing paper
and linen. a greenish red tinge. the
textures of the neck were solid, and
the back part Of the scalp was per-
feet and of remarkably fresh ap-
pearance. The hair of the head was
a beautiful dark brown, that of the
beard of a redder tint. The divided
muscles of the neck had retracted
considerably, and the smooth sur
face of the divided vertebra was Wis
IDLE.
In the same vault in which Charles
l. was inferred. Henry VIII. was de
posted. The leaden coffin, which
had been enclosed in a thick elm case
appeared to have been beaten in. so
as to leave an opening large enough
to expose mere skeleton of the King,
with some beard upon the chin. The
body of the King had then been in
tered 266 years. To the preserva-
tion of bones it is impossible to set
any limit of time The bones of
King Dagobert. disinterred from the
Church of St. Dennis after 1.200
years others from Pompeii after 800
years and Others-as parts of Egyp-
tan mummies-full 2 900 years old
attest their permanence.- PhildcleL-
phia 8 To Day"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-01-28
THE NEWS

THE House of Reps. at Washing
ton. by a two thirds vote, has re-
Pealed the Bankrupt law entire. 1t
is doubtful whether the Senate will
concur. 1t ought to do so. The
Bankrupt law has stood long enough
for one period.
TIE field piece invented by the
son of Rev. N. G. Taylor of Carter
Co., Tenn, is having a magnificent
success. Some of the stock is held
in Bristol, and the Stockholders have
organized at Knoxville by the cleo
ton Of Hon. Geo. Andrews as Pres
ident of the Taylor Field Piece As
ISOLATION"
THE horse epizooty in N. Y. has
been followed by another one,
known specifically as cerebro-spinal
menginltis.
JOE Jefferson, the great actor has.
recovered bis eye sight, and is play
ing Rip Van Wrinkle in Atlanta.
w. w. HOBBS of Humphrey Co.,
Tenn, has been elected State Comp
trOller.
VIM. MoRRow of Knoxville was
reelected State Treasurer.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-01-28
A Model Suburban Residence.

The handsome residence of Capt.
Joseph Jaques, corner of Crozier
street and Montgomery Avenue, in
Saub. Henderson G. Van elders adj.
dition to Knoxville, has just been
completed, and will be occupied by
the family of Capt Jaques in a few
days. The building is two stories
high, and contains eight large rooms,
besides the kitchen, servants rooms.
pantries, dressing rooms, &c, The
vestibule entrance to the first story
of the tower, is through the wide and
spacious hall by an elegant front
door with transom, filled with stained
glass. In the rear end of the hall is
a handsome circular stairway, finish
ed With black walnut and ash. From
the first story hall We enter the par
Tor. library, dining room and family
chamber. The parlor is also finish
ed in ash and walnut, oiled and var
nished, with elegant interior finish
to the bay window. with marbleized
iron mantIes and rose tinted walls.
The library, on the right wall. is al
SO finished in the best style, with
pea-green walls and white finished
wood work. The dining room walls
are sky-blue, with bay window in
the end. The interior wood work is
of grained oak. This room is conce-
ded to be the handsomest in the
house. In the rear of the library is
the family room, the walls of which
are of cream color, with walnut and
ash gaining to the wood work. The
doors are moulded and are all of
grained walnut. Adjoining the din
ing room is, the pantry, neatly fitted
up with sink, and pump on the in
side, with water always on hands,
The side porch connecting with the
rear halls, adds to. the comfort and
beauty of the ell building.
The second story contains four
large bed rooms, handsomely papercd
with closets in each room. and all the
rooms are accessible from the ball on
this story. From this floor we enter
the tower, which is two stories above
this doJr. leading to the fat on the
roof which is surmounted by a balus-
trade. The second story of the ell is