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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16
THE MARKETS.
lCsreiuny reported for THE TRrBuSr.I

CseunT reported for THE TRrBUSE.1 -.
FRIDAY, Aug. 10 1873
to-day % pkE Pots demand
IS 20. Pears dui and nominal.
BROOM CORN AND BROOMSrhe market Tor Corn srm, with
Choice Hur At lOc Choice Medium Green at
5d6c, and Common at 4d5c Hhndles-Choee No
$50; No. ST. Brooms remain quiet bat firm 81
81 20 dozen.
BBEsWAX-There has been fair demxud for export End the
markets considerably reduced during the
week quote Western 33 and Southern At 3d35e
COTTOEThere rather doing Cotton the spot
n.s without nnnt.h. ehan.e We quote -o-oNa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16
GIendinninC. d. 81 AmOry.s cIOsIng prlces VOC

William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus on 30 days time, and Il to
per cent bonus 60 days, at points varying from
fha market price of the securties named follows:
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A SOUND INVESTMENT SECURITY.
7 PER CT, GOLD BONDS
indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western Railway.
Az EAST And WEST TRUNK III.


Total length OF Line iiiiles
Completed iIes
In operation hos
Under construction uiio-
These BONDS UNUSUAL STRENGTH, being secured By
FIRST snd ONLY MORTGAGE extension Of 27 miles, and
are liability entire corporation. representing 40 niles
NET EARNINGS the Road LARGELY EXCEED ALL IN
TRRRST.
Receipts for 1872 L5Ob'oS"
A gAir Of 1895 900 1871 number Of miles
Receipts for June. l3ol7S IL
An examination will sOneCsTsy that the Road
p.nssrstes country great productive capabilities has local oalass
"a. more thau sefsupporting and that It is TRUNK LINE
Dvgng Champaign. the road has two Western terminal points,
Peoria and which through i' connections already IN
foru. contraction will reach ST. Paul in Minnesota and
Grand Island latter route following the borders Of
Missouri passing through the neh South Platte valley
The these and from atsrsee
ing lines will be Of great magnitude.
From indianapolis road has close connections with all the great
routes stng Atlantic ana also With Fol eaAs
10 she Ohio River and points South.
We Offer bonds 90 and interest in eur7sneT and with our
nouee management and business Of the road can recommend
thsm UgQUALIPIBDLY being
SAVE FOR ALL INVESTMENT PURPOSES
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And the following for CITY bank shares:

The Philadelphia stock market Is dull; Penn
sylvania Skies los; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
"a; Reading Railroad, 55l; Pennsylvania Railroad,
54s. Gold. 114t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16

ssesdy much dcaE Ia the chseng Inc Ises @ a,
ST5es se :. pssy ' .-. ,ss, .u The saTaru@en
tosV were: TO Liverpool so OIL Cake at Aos a1o
newt es M Lo1dos nv ali 900 bb Flour TO An,Serp
300 bbis P1ouf To bremen hn aean =, IL
Se e - % b.r we're An Aussriap bark $500 Guar
bark. with 900 quarter, 90 es ts
one with $500 qusrters other 600 qusn Gran' '
at 81 % Norwegian bark sith z,zvO .ns SosTe
Al "a Sd shor days German bark hence TO nc b ,h
300 hb Refined Petroleum At 81 pa S9r nSia Khsd,n
3D. S. 81 IL direct American snip nss.e s1 hence
PsHD Cod wsstss and Tsry aa SSS sso MaSsrs are
rlT active and No do are IN better SappV sa
weafer With fair esnd AZ 1s ar AN and urenaase
quoted at sI6GslS No. J. and s99slQ for NO 90 ,Is
enE fair request ard pJes ,or IN , AZ. weaker
FBATHBRs-Tbe market remsins very qass S 600
6gure the supply hghs We quote Prime al 81 Doc anu W
oIRAryT .. te excitement. stu continues, OHerngs er
Ieg ISe o, fheb nres New wanted for export;
quite tarei The hghr prices 49, for
Men p SING 5rsTen the us Of quite dl The s.lss
arc i70oo b9sb a. 81 25dsi 80 rejected sPhuE No Chi
csro sprng be AZ; 81 53aSl % fo SO ~
81 4l4sl 80 for No MWsafe ~ % I Me- wSauSee
seller October al II 49, $4,000 bush do seller spteme a.
81 10 dali nominal Barley MAJ :, 10 hmea %
act We the h 10, Of New htsi Iowa sss re-
to-day BY Messr Patterson CapP Ce:oe qpA ny a Of Ne.
Kline Ross Co. quality ys good .oi - 2o White a.
4g5 Bsek al 40 a42ae; MKsd at Al a43 "hte
9a5S Mred at 44 and White zoe Rye Is quiet neid
above ss View o. says e. Jn 81 90 s Damp and
49d54 2c; Western MIXED 56d5se ior steamer ~
SAL o,s y . i1TTo :; n 81 S ss5 o' u
GUENIBS-The market for Domestic Coh qnel Ply M" ~
200 CausAs dull and nominal Al lO@4o Bags Ao
IsfYG-Tbere continued demand and the market e'dyi
quote 81 2Oasl 20 Prime and 81 80 Tor Selected
H6PS-Ters only limited demand but pnee' are without
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Ghaures tor i3nslncss Meu

LADY of some means ald ability 10
"A wanted with the advertiser srns an rs Innate
business Address WILSON, 2l6 West '5l-t
A FOR SALE-DRUG STORES-Best cor
"a. ne 10 City brooklyn. Also Broadway CLOAK slO0-s
'''' MITCHELL STORE AGENCY Y ceiar-.t
FOR SALE-Bakeries, COnfectlOnerles,
"a TOY ana Variety St0rc saoo1s N aaes
IA stores All ind STORES BOUGHT. SOLD % LEI
MITCHElB'S STORB AGENCY. ~ coiir.t
A PICTURE-F FRAME, CHROMOT STORE,
and ART GALLERY FOR SALR Also. stal0ler7 Stores fAneT
Goods Sore Drug House AMI sign P-D1ng Iu.1r.s
NTCHgLLs STORE AGENCY II Cei1rst
A FOR SALE-First-class corner grocery
n STORgS on pest avenues; city Brooklyn iio Sos
Water Root Beer Mineral Water business - -,
MITCHBLLS STORE AGENCY "a Ceiif-st
A FOR SALE-Restaurants Oyster saloons,
n CboD Houses Hotels Hotels, Roadsla Hotels brsiisJ
sample Rooms corner LIQUOR Stores, Lane Rooms
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGENCY. u Cedarst.
A SHREWD energetic NAN of business ex-
"A peence good WANTED TO travel lni nyesxats
mercantile standing must ey capable furnish rs
erenes habits position desirable ad PemAasa-
Address promptly y. H. @. & Co.. Box los Tribune ohee
business FOR SALE-ln new article,
I'D which will profit Adoess e n G, Tribune once.
no ENGINEERS and MACHINlSTS.-Must
ba ,od Immediately hrcilss complete Tug
HORACE r. POTTS, Trustee 2l5 \. second-st, Phia
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Gold opened steady at 1l4., declined on further
pressure of sales, to 114S and later on, under an
active buying demand the price to lis, large
business having been done at the advance-as in
support of yesterdays rumOr that the old clique had
closed out their contracts, hear to-day of new
movement on hand TO advance the price. AS the
new combination is credited with having
taken to-day upward of ten millions, the
market is likely to continue lively. On gold
loans the rates were o. g. and per cent for carry
ing. The import entries of dry goods ct this port
for the week ending to-day amounted in gold valua-
ton 10 S8,O76,60s. The total amount marketed Is
S3OGO,5S9. The estimated imports Of general mer-
chandse are 50 100000 million less than last week
The London markets continue in q condition Of
strength and buoyancy for United States bonds par
tiCularly which are strong and higher. Money Is
sixteenth below the Bank rate of 81 per cent, the
Bank gaming in bullion to-day $4,000. The Assist
ant Treasurer paid out $1,000 called bonds and
$1,000 coin interest. The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared. S99,
3940OO gold balances S2126 113 currency balances
S247o.3la The quotations were as follows: -sS'
1000. .llfs3 ll30.l1Ass lOO....II47s 2S0..114A
lU:5O..ll42 lzO9..1l4's l:30....ll4Ts 300. ll4's
1l:OO..ll4'5 1850. $500 ...I14ss 0115
Pie day transactions at the Z. s. Treasury were !:
Cod receipts S759527 90 Currency uayuts 1897 97A OF
Sold ~ $50 - Curreney balance 32O73 98l 70
Gold bsanos. 39sS75 OF Customs. 800 600 90
rasrnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16
THE MONEY MARKET.

AUGUST 10 lSI5
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-OFFICIAL REPokI'
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR THE TRIBUNE
FIRST CALL 104 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
sales Of Goperament Bonds.
5000 81 Reg 'slbe.l177s 10000 $50 81. "
a q & On h. US 5.2O Lp Ols..,L4 .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16
2O9 MILES or ROAD In OPERATION

from SHREVEPORT DALLAS, aud from MARSHALL to JEF
PERSON
Grading bridging completes. and ties delivered on 200 additional
miles Of oad Track being ONE NILE PER DAY
Work commenced DiVson- F Section from San Diego
East. under contract
These Bonds entitled the benefit OF Sinking Fund IN addition
to the sale Of lands Of amount equal 10
ONE PR CENT all Outstanding bonds to be deposited with the
TRUSTEES annually by them applied The purchase an chceA
ton Of bonds par tbeY shall designated BY lot at he option Of
draUa and they also receivable at par
and p,sre.t in payment for any Of donated the United
States
and al other marketable securities will be received
1T current pss exchange these bonds without expense the IN
Pamphe Msps and full information will furnished application
70 the following Banking Houses
81. G. sTEBBINS g. SON, New-Tork.
EDMD D. RANDOLPH & Co., ". York.
B. z. JAMESON & Co., Philadelphia.
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offered. ASKED

The transactions in railroad bonds were unusually
small. and prices unchanged. Canada Southern
fret snld at 90 The following were the quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16

FOR SALE-First-class corner grocery
n STORES on best avenues city Brooklyn io sod
Water. Root Beer Mineral Water business
-'''' ~''' MlTCHELLS STORE AGENCY II Criirst.
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SALES FROM 10 no lOi A. NJ.

FIRST BOAKD-IOt A. N.
coJes a, Stat, RondS-RatlrOad B0Hds-Bdnk and n
~'~fNNN - .StOclcR A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16
flnGurldi.

tlrIGnrldl,
A LIMITED AMOUNT OF ST. LOUIS AND
n SOUTH EASTERN CONSOLIDATED Z PEk ChNI IOLD
ROyDs FOR SALE al 80 and interest, BY
D0- HANNA BROTHERS, II Wall and 2 Sev.,ts
OGANSPORT. CHARLOTTESVILLE AND
4 soI HWBSTgRN FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT
O0A' 'O'''' HANNA BROTHERS II W.Il and Se--.t.
CT. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAIL-
ROAD BOsDHOLDRRS will ind further natter Of interest And
importance 70 them time, in The FNAhCIbhd TIDAL
Publication Onee, No 10 DeJ.st
DROKEN National Bank Notes bought; four
ID a. per premium full printed lists furnished nee
DEHAvES BRO.
40 South Third-st. Philadelphia Penn
0OMMONWE ALT II OF ViRGINlA.11
l. 1873 on The Oh 9onds ana Aau
interest Registered payable ART - sSISG 81
HOLDERS OF ST. LOUIS and ST. JOSEPH
i RAILWAY FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS viii pisaee advise
Nth TURsBR BROTHERS, B.nker, IL Aasssa-.L
I OST.-'fhe following Certificates OK Fhla-
dslpbi. and Heading Railroad stock: Nos OI4f I1 L
Io bas ah Al t aane Baoku The u0le are cauonel
against negotiating trs1 ia, essa s'opS'1 ~- NV
aacates applied for-EeE York July -, 1910.
V1HE PROTECTION COMMITTEE request
the Bondhoae OF Joseph and Denver CITY Railroad 70
: :, an ass 3s' e o. h'' c1Rss HAsSLER Chairman
WANTED 90, 900. = KANSAS. PACIFIC
w RAILWAY CONPANYs FIRST MORTGAGE ~ ger cent 90 ~
LAND GRANT BONDS and KANSAS PACIFiC hAlLNAl NOI,
for The sinking Written proposals gu Ne epsls az D' VI
sAi ISDai , aug . 20 "a Trustee.
III PER CENT REGISTERED SCHOOL
~ BONDS other f aaa Rro-'AOs investment 'e'ai''
AS"-.---- TuOS p KILLS. Bankers IL Pine Of.
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A FOR SALE-RestauTant Oyster SaiOOni
"a. Chou Houses Hotels Country Hotels, oadlf Hotels br'i
sample Rooms, liquor stores, Lnne- hoons , - .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AHENLI. ~ lllar-sl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16

In PER CENT REGISTERED SChOOL
" BONDS Also m profitable investment securities
N- = THOs. 2. ELLIs 4 Co. B.nsers. "a PheI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16

FOR SAIE-Bakeries, ConfectlOlerles
"a. Toy Variety St0rcs, lcsrcln Saloons aHd a'Ss
Hat stores Ali ind STORES BOUGHT SOLD % LEI
MITCHEl LIS STORB AGENCY. II Veifr-st
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SECOND BOARD.
Sales OF Government Bonds.

SECOND BOARD-I ?. "a.
cog.s oS S,l, Bonds-RdflrOdd BOndS-Bank ana KAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16

DROKEN National Bank Notes bought four
ID az Der cen, premium full printed lists furnished free
DEHAvEN BRO,
40 south Thri-st, Philadelphia, Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16

Religions Notlres.

Association Hail. Twsuiythirdst
or SONG on SUNDAY EVENING at ~ O'Clock followed ~ sh"ss
dir. 70 Young Men " MARTIN. Young Mems aeet
ms on THURSDAY EVENINGS q o'clock and On shukDAf
EVENINGS At cock Dsy Uaon PTsyer-meet1g At CLOCK
In he parlOr.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

Peters Musical Monthly. No. p.
is to hand, and contains the follow
ing selections of New Music:
Lost and Cast Away. Song and
Chorus by Hays; afs Love Sleeps
under the Daisies by Persley; Will
he come Home to-night? Song by
Danks; My Dear Old Mother, Song
and Chorus by Stewart; Hear the
Postillion, Duet by Abt; Berthe
Schottische, by Kinkel; An Instru>
mental Piece by Becht; The Reapers'
Dance by Kinkel; Golden Hours.
Moroccan de Salon by Wilson;
You can secure the above pieces
Of New Music by sending Soc. for
No. y PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY :;
or the last eight numbers will be sent
you, postpaid, for 81. Address. J.
L. PETERS. 500 Broadway New
York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

Bret Harte's new story, can Episode
of Fiddletown,h is begun in Serb
NERis for August. DR.. Hollands
IA rthur BonnicasUle" is continued,
the accompanying picture, by MISS
Hallock, illustrating the scene OF the
destruction of the will. There is In
the same number a bright sketch
Erred Trover's Little Iron-Clad," by
IN Trowbridge' The illustrated
naners are on Nantucket, Nor
mandy Picturesque, mount Shasta
and"The Campus Stone" John Bur
rouphs, a good authority on BIRDS,
writes shout 1.-The Blue-Bird;" Fitz-
Edward Hall contributes an interesting
article on bandits; II. H. tells ABOUT
MD Day in the WILDERNESS !; Mrs;
PIunkett gossips of Modern hotels,
and J. Esten Cooke about My Knee
buckles Mr., Blauvelt's leading es-
gav on Modern Skepticismi will DOUBT
hess attract the attention of the religious
nress. Among the poetic contributors
are E. c. Stedman, John Hay and
George Mcdonald.
For sale by King & Hill
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

ECLECTIC MAGAZINE.-Ec!ectic for
August contains fine portrait OF our
great novelist, NATHANIEL HAw-
THoRNE. The opening paper Is an
historical sketch of 1.-The Gesults anu
their Expulsion from Germany"
1.-The Meaning of Mr.. Tennyson, 8
King Arthur';''"Lectures on Darwin's
philosophy of Language" by prof
Max Muller; New Rome" a poem
by Matthew Arnold; Recent Progress
in Weather Knowledgey""A week OF
Camp. Life in Iudia" primitive
Society" by Z. B. TyloI; "Unsatisfac
tory;'i 1.-The Death of Mr.. MILF"
Amateur Theology: Mr.. Arnold's
Literature and Dogma" I'm Friend
ship.v Life in the Nineteenth Cen
tury;" "Tea Considered as Cause OF
National ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Warm
Full Moon:" and IAN Englishman in
Vermont" Too soon" is rapidly near
ing its close, and various Editorial
Departments are very full and interest
ing
For sale 10y King & HILL.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

Dist COnference.-Messrs. b. f
Bailey, w. w. James, J. A. Buckner,
and Rev. N. r. Capel have just re-
turned from the session of this body
in Lebanon Va. Rev. E. W. Moore.
President, Bishop Doggett being alb
sent. Col. w. B. Aston, VIM. L. Rich
ardson, Prof. R. w. Jones, and D. F.
Bailey, were elected lay delegates to
the Annual Conference at Marion OH
the 18th of October next. Steps were
taken to establish q District Camp
Ground. and for the building of Dis
trict Preparatory School at Hanson
vile, the building to be completed
against the lst of Sept. next.
A committee from each charge, was
appointed to raise fuads for the estab-
lishment of q residence for the Presi-
ding Elder of the District. The next
Conference for Abingdon District,
will be held in Bristol,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

The Chronological Journal for Au
gust is on our table with an e&celleht
variety of seasonable reading. The
main topics discussed in a lively, en-
tertaininG, and always Instructive
style, appear to be:-The late Joseph
Howe, Lieut-Gov. Of Nova Scotia !;
Prophecy, Ancient and Modern; DIR.
Horace Wells and the Discovery of
An@thesia How to use Phrenology.
The Late Cakes Ames, NJ. c.; Living
to work vs.. Working to live Power
of Application Compulsory Atten-
dance; Study of the Natural Science s
Turning Points in Life The Reason
why; Agricultural Hints; Prdgress;
in Virginia; The Eagle Owl; Hand
some Faces and Bad Dispositions, etc.
This Publication deserves hundred
thousand Subscribers. So year, with
q Chrome premium. Address S. r.
Wells, $50 Broadway, New York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

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 12x25
with engine of 20 horse power. Ad-
dress
MATTo&, LEE & FERGUSON,
Bristol Va, and Tenn.
Feb. At.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

lncendiraTyism.-T the fire in
the roof of the Central Hoteli acciden-
tally discovered before daybreak by
Mr.. J. NJ. Thomas, was the work of an
incendiary there is no doubt. That it
had been attempted on former Occas-
ion is proven by the presence in the
gutter of pair of old socks with one
end made fast in lump Of clay. The
socks had evidently been saturated
with kerosene and the wet clay was in
tended to make the package adhere TO
the roof. The suspected party lives in
town, and is as low-lifed a party as
cucumber the rolls Of the ninth CEN
sus.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

Just received at the RED MORTAR
fresh Drugs, State Line White Lea d
PURE, Fancy Goods, Ladies and Gents
Shoulder Braces. Genuine Scotch
Ales and London Porter for Medicinal
purposes: Jelly Glasses, and the
best Fruit Jar that has ever been Of
fcred in this Market, and in fact every
article that is kept by a first class
Drug HUsse. Motto, Live and let
Live.
If. J. q. PEPPER:
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

Accjdcnt.-On Friday afternoon Mr.
Jno. Barr and wife started from Bris-
toll to Abingdon in two horse buggy.
After crossing the railroad near the
Engine House, the steam Rock Crush
er was started and had the effect to
frighteh Mr.. Barr's team so that the
horses ran violently up the road. Mr..
Barr was first thrown from the buggy
and his head striking first and for a
while he was rendered irrational
Mrs. Barr with her infant remained in
the buggy until near the residence of
Mr. Lohand, come three hundred
yards and was thrown out receiving
Sigh bruises and a cut on the ear
Drs. Vance, c. t. Pepper, and BOwyer
dressed their wounds and they were
taken. to the residence of Mrs. Ayers
on Main ST. The tongue was finally
torn from the buggy and the horses
were stopped by some railroad hands.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29
A Word to Working People of
both Sexes.

Mechanics, artisans. factory hands; and
people who labor for living, find it very
difficult if not impossible to keep the hands
free from staff. Hand Sapolio will not on
ly remove evefy particle of stain, and what
is called "grained in dirt but it will also
keep the skin soft and plia BILE, rendering the
muscular action as quick and easy as is the
case with those who do not perfrOm hand
labor. 1t is only 10 and Is cents cake, ac-
cording to size. Every mechanic should use
it constantly in place of all other soaps.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

The last Notice to purchasers Of
lots from the town of GOodson; Is
given by Il resolution adopted by the
Council on last Tuesday night. Par
ties who have erected substantial inn
provements on their lots. can arrange
for an extension of time on the prin-
cipal, p''oDided they pay the interest to
datg. All other Bonds and Coupons
not paid against the lst of next Sep
TENDER will at that time be put out
for suit. | have no option in this
matter, but must and will execute
the imperative order of the Council
I. G. FOWLER,
if. Mayor.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

Bunting e. Pepper have full line
of Pure Drugs and Chemicals. Paints,
Oils and Dye StuffS, window Glass
and Putty, Whiskies Brandies. Wines
for medicinal and sacramento purpo-
seS,
Also Cholera Mixture, recommend.
ed by metropolitan board of health of
New York City. Harris & Railways
Relief, Davis Pain Killer, Littles
Elixir and Chlorine of Soda for disin-
fectory purposes.
ff
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

Pic Nic.-On Thursday last the
Sabbath Schools of Abingdon and the
upper end Of the county, held pic
mic at Preston's Spring in the lower
end. Some three hundred persons
were present. The Abingdon Band
furnished good music for the occasion,
and Capt. VIM. b. White, on the
part of the A. NJ. & O. r. r., furnish
ed the transportation by special train
The occasion was very PLEASANT one
except to some two or three victims,
60 imprudent eating. DIR. Thos Damn
'yas called in and relieved them.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29
The Republican Meeting.

The Republicans Of Washington Co.
held their meeting in the Federal
Court room at Abingdon on yesterday.
They boast that they had the largest
meeting they have ever held Ill the
County, there being present about
seventy-five persons, half of whom
were white, and half of whom were
black.
They appointed as delegates to
Lynchburg on tomorrow
r. NJ. HUGHES.
GEO. 7. EGBERT.
JNO. NJ. DAVIS.
DIP. MATTISON. :
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
"A Wonderful Discovery of Gold
Lands.

The Buenos Ayres correspondent
of the New York World, writes on
the ed of May, of the EonderfuI gold
discoveries in the Argentine Repub-
tic:
am enabled by this mail to send
you the particulars, SO far as they
have yet been made public, of the
discovery of what. if the accounts be
true, is the richestgold mine in the
world and a treasure house of the
precious metal almoSt surprising in
value all the mines of California COM
bined. The scene Of this great dis
covery is the Valley of Famatina. in
the province of Rioja, Argentine
Republic, and the tidings of the al
most fabulous riches Unearthed, have
produced the greatest excitement
here. Wonderful as are the accounts
given of the value Of the mines. it is
the general opinion that the half is
not known even by the discoverer,
and that there is more gold there
than the finder thought at the time
Of his negotiating for the sale of a
portion OF the tract.
The single fact that a provisional
Tansfer title has already been drawn
up for the sale of two leagues of this
Immense auriferous deposit, by which
the vast sum of 100000, 900 in cur
rency is to be paid, is the best evil
dence of the confidence that is placed
IN the results Of this discovery. TIE
great find has naturally attracted
the attention of capitalists and speeu-
latorS and while the general public
OF BuenOs Ayres is engaged in won
dering speculations and comments as
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

more Saeep.-Mr. G. w. Palmer in
forms us that be lost some few nights
SINCE eight fine sheep by dogs near
oaitvllle. Mr.. Palmer favors the enact
iHent OF the New York dog law, which
eppropriates the dog tax. to the reim-
nursement of those who have sheep
destroyed by dogs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

I"olaksgiring.-Last Friday was
generally observed as a day of thanks
giving and prayer. All business was
suspended IN town, until 8 o'clock P.
N. Services was held in the various
churches and over $40 was collected
for the Greeneville sufferers.