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SUNDAYS NEWS,
Local.

,, Local.
ei.t rIioceeanGs q nankruptny arc to DO commenced
ggaines - +. seammon BY tho United States
Moeftgage company, for tho purpose Of aotting
nnide q, yarlong MORTGAGES which ho executed to
sho Ala1lho company.
Tho programme for tho ChicnCo Interstate
Industrial lxpoalsion Of 1874 has been publigtl-
GU. It Will begin Sept 0, and continue Until
oet' u.
-liormann sciiott. music-teachor, diod Sat-
urday evoning at htB house, corner OF JackHon
and .DoHp)ainos strcotB, rndor circumstancop
which gave rise to tho suspicion that lo waB
roiBonod. His paramorr, Gorman woman, was
placod nhaor aFroet.
"A parry OF Chlca8o rot1gf1s visited Tolferton,
lnd., last Saturday, and there INDUCED in tho
felicity OF witnessing dog-f'ght.
Two gangs OF burglars md thiovos, the most
aoar:l1g ~: anu suceoseiul thae havo been known In
uinlcaSo LOT years we're arrested by tho dotoc-
taEoa sataraay n morning. stoion property to tho
falue oA 74o,ooo was recoSefcd'
Congressional.
Tho Senato was not in session Saturday, In
the House, tho dobnto was renewed upon tho
Banking md Currency bill lilo previous auos-
yoas to 100 nays. AIr. Dcck's substitute, proyid-
tne IeIltomont OF Nntlonal Bank notes, and tho
suustltuslon thcfeior OF Iroasary notes and 3-65
lel cunt ~ convef1!pio @ ponus, Waa losEyoas, 60
:u}utiito M n, nfta, osou oro, snu oonase pl! o.
bnnn rnnvci AR hTnv,rooj l,nvIrr 'ol,n~nn -
tin hi;i nnyc1 lin nrov;o,s 'cnnata1 ~ t5o Iii u
mr., In amon,mont bnt ,s,tot tat;ner IN nn,;o.
tia Hoec nt I'm o;nusnoI tlo ststss " ~
hill being that thn nrnyjous n,,cntin,, ifnnoudinT
on tho bill, and tho various amendments, in,
oluding tho Senate bill as n substitute, come vi,
again tuesday.
Crime.
A doctor nauod 11linp n il o11ooad 1,oo 1,oo.,
irving to awindlo tha Sfnrcnrta' IL
Coupany Of Now York. ia tonl ont e"t - io;nt Iuo
policy for siOf uno,, hia own 1iro AMI tl,9t ~
njss Garms to wi,on, Ic waa aa;1 ~ imu1 ho ~, ~
ragod. Sho fiic,1 at lis h,,,ao mi arsn;a;or ~
foui play being nrouso tlc cornner ",,oraa Il, T =
body to bo oxIlumod, and issmnj worra~t ~ far
Ulings arrest. TIC colin wns fouod fn cnntan IN
hrirl:a iotha and nornr rT1in1 n"na4soa s'""t
a man namod Lauilon. Iiyinr " in bcs1inines
Iowa attemntoi tn n,,r3or h,a r;fn "a viii i,ona.
nnw. becn,1sc shc 1vorii ~ ro,;rau;ai, ." H.,
nrot,orty to him. Sho .raa nrnhnh,s 4ata,, at ~,
3uTed snd rnno, h"e ,,at map ~ n anns liz
Tbo InyostiCatinr rnmmittoo H. 'n n aihanu
hnva discov4ra ~ ttan e.odo ~ A sa1onny N;
viii; am ayre1a non1ont =, 1s15 t,,ae mss ,e
rnce;ve mi int srich ~, itn a Mo,,
hi cost h3; mr. mn for zt,;S W r;vota IiJars
ci,arcod s15 nm 4'0''' Ao4 "Dts p1i'@'e peAlaofS
~1'''6'' S1'''''' x,.un.~
, 1874-04-13
Fronch atcnmer Europe sho IL now five dnya

overdue.
B1oop.of-war Portsmouth arrived from Honolulu
last night Tho vcsHel left Now York Dec. %,
1872 and has sailed to tls port over 6G, 900 miloB
Blle loft Honolulu March 2.
Tho TuBcnrorn loft Honolulu March 10 to con-
tinho eountlings for lilo japan cablo.
1t la reported that tho United 6tatos steamer
Donicia has boon placed At tho service Of tho
King Of tho Sandwich islands for royal prog
rcse to Atarii and Hawaii. Also, Tint tho Bfoan,-
or Narraganaott will continue tho surveys Of tho
Bloop Portsmouth.
lilo Tartar, tho no1t Btoamer on tho Australian
line, Ia duo lore tomorrow.
LONDON, April 12.-Arrivod -ateamahip
Westphalia, from New York.
, 1874-04-13

P1rTsnunn1t, April 12.-Tho Liquor Dealers
Association yoBtorday unanimously resolved ito
rofuyo praying barls Of crusaders almittanco
to thoIr places Of business. Tl,e Indies do not
aocm Disconnected by tho action Of the Police
Committoo requiring tho ordinance prohibiting
bockaliug Of hidownlkB. to bo strictly enforcai
or tho autlon ot the liquor-tleaors, Lut arc d.
termiuea to continue the crusade. They will
Tho subject WIS fully discussed in number Of
the loading el!urohos In this city to-tay.
, 1874-04-13

women Of America who havo enlisted in tho
temperance war. sI1o sayn: "Tho OWL is no doop
that It will take gonoration at onat to euro It,
but you must succeed, for your ca,lBn ts Gola
prayers DO Intelligent and executive, for prayer
alone will not suffice. II must DO followed by
good works." Tho Madame advsaeB that tho
women reform their tablcH, and tl,la coaso oront-
iig MI appetite tint over Graves for liquors nieo,
vino be raiBcfl,
, 1874-04-13

AT lNDIANOLA,

II At tNDIANOLA,
Sptciul Dispateh to 4he Chicago Tribune,
DEs NlolxEs, H., april l1.-A saloon was
opened in 1l'tlianola. Warren County, yesterday,
tho first in eight years. Several ladies' visited
the proprlotor, and told him ho must quit the
buBileas. Tlloy would call every t|ly until, ho
did. lie refused to accctle to their demands,
The temperance crusade l.us accomplished little
in this section rs yet.
AT sluREuon.
Special DisnaicA to 1Ae Chicago Tribune,
McGnEoon. la., April 11.-.lho temperance
crusade continues with llnabalol iutorcst, 1T
Waterloo, H., on Thursday last a temperance
1a,Ass mooting waB hold ut Union Hull. Tho
crowd waa iulIaonBe. On Friday Hoyorul saloouH
wore visited, with Indifferent sncocsn. rAo
Council have been aBkod to raise tho license 10
$500. No aotion LAS III yet been taken.
, 1874-04-13
U1ing. tho Ltfo Insurance 8svintflcr,
CnuHflfs

buried cofin-fuil OF bricks instcad Of pro-
tended corpse. and attempted to swindle lifo
insurance company out Of s1D,0o0, was arrested
to-day in house on Twonty fifth Bsroos, whcro
lo waH concealed under bod. at his
residence it Was found tllat his namo
WAS Erneat DeDagniski, and tint ho was NOM
ber Of 4 noble Hungarian family, for twenty
years resident in this city. 1Ie has been in SOW
eral scrapos before, and boon twice tried boforo
the Court Of General Sessions for awindling, but
escaped.
, 1874-04-13

Spfc7d1 DspalEh to TIE Chaca9o Tribune.
6TunG1s, Mich, April 11.-The United states
oxprcss Office waa entorod last night, tho sato
BROKEN open, and $500 in money packages. and
taken. All tho private papers and notes belong
to Mr.. Church, who owns tho Office. The job
was bungled up, aud shows inoxporienco. Tho
tools and drills were loft lying on tho floor.
The burglars left an S8O package on tho floor,
which 1lioy overlooked. There is no trace of tho
robbers yet. Tho decd WAS no. discovered until
late this morning, giving thom plenty OF timo to
cscnpc.
, 1874-04-13

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, H., April 11.-A fire broke out
about 10 o'clock this evening in largo waro-
house owned by j. g. Wnrnor. A strong wind
was blowing at tho time. and tho efforts Of the
Fire Department wore futile. The building was
burned to the ground. Twelve thousand bush
els Of wheat, 5000 bushels OF corn, and 400
bushels Of oats belonging to st. Clair Il Butler,
were destroyed LosB $11 800; insurance, 90, 600.
The warehouse was valued at $4,000. Uuin-
eure1.
, 1874-04-13
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. G., April 12.-probabiltioa-
For tho Upper Lako Region and southwark to
tho Lowor Ohio Valley and Missouri, brisk and
high soutll.oast to southwest winds, cloudy aud
lower Ohio aud lower mississippi Rivera con-
tinue to riBo. Cautionary signnls continue at
Duluth, hlnrquetto, Eecanaba, Milwaukee,
Chtcago, Grand Haven, md Alpena, and arc Or
dered for Toledo aud Detroit.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
CHICAGO. Arrf( 19. 1874.
, 1874-04-13

Lou1sv1hnE, Ky., April IA large fro is
raging. in tho West End in the neighborhood Of
blowing, and fears of M extensive con1agration
aro folt.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 1.-The fire tonight
was III tho largo furniture factory OF Greon,
Dnrlhago 6 Co., Fifteenth and Cortland avenues.
Tho fro started in the ongine-rooms, and soon
communicated to the ma1iufaotory, which WAS
entirely destroyed. A. heavy wind blowing
placed the extensive warehouse OF tho firm in
adjncont building in Imminent danger. The
tiromen, by extraordinary efforts, succeeded in
1000. Insured for si5, 900.
LATER.
Lou1sv11LE, Ky, April 11.--Further inquiry
Develops d loss Of oyor 500, 900 In the fire to-
night, the furniture in the warehouse being
badly damaged by water. Tho total insurance
in S52.000 on tho warehouse, factory, aud 1um-
burned. Tic Insurance is divided among a ton
companies in small amounts, the largest being
$4,000 in the Royal Company in Liverpool.
, 1874-04-13
At LndsrnrlEc. Ind.

Special Dispatch 10 ths Chicauo Tribune.
LAG1ANoE, Ind, April 12.-The residence Of
II. M. Billings At this place, was entirely do
stroycd by fire to-day with all tile contents. The
family barely escaped with their lives. Loss
about $1,500; insured for $500. Causo sup-
posed to bo defective flue.
, 1874-04-13

factory Of Charles M. Tonny L. Co., with quan-
tity Of thoir stock, WAS burned this morning.
Tile loss is $50.000; insurance, $4,000. One
hundred and fifty operatives wero thrown out Of
emp0yMont.
, 1874-04-13

Meeting OF the Alton Bible Society
Election Of OlRiccrMa Efca

Special Dispatch to This Chicago Tribune.
ALTON, ILL.,. April 12.-Tho annual meeting OF
this ovoning at tho Congregational Church. It
was largely attended by Ill the various denomi-
nationB Of this city cooperating with tho A1neri-
Gun Bible Society. Tho house WAS crowded to
ordnsry a
elected for tho ensuing ycAr: President. John
l.. Blair; Vice ProHidoutB, tho Rows. g. $, Arm
strong, 4. 3. Morrison, 4. West, ]. r. May and
r. q. Field; Executive Committee, J. Ii. Apple.
I. Walkings, and y: Wade; Treasurer, N. ].
Lee; Secretary, II. Perrin.
, 1874-04-13
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MASONIC.

Special Dtspateh TO Tia Chicugo Tribune,
DlxoN. ILL.,, April 12-TAo Grand Masonic
Board Of Exnlniuors Of tho Hsato OF Illlnoia-
Cook, Of Chicago; Darrah, OF ElpaHo Fawuott,
OF Prucoton-aro III tho city, and quests Of
Moat WorBhtpfui Grind Mastas Jsn,aa A. uAH.
10y, Whp reEiaan hsse.
, 1874-04-13

LANCASTER, O., April 11.-IIugh Dongherty
waB this morning sentenced to DO hanged on tho
31st OF July noxt, Tho case will bo takon To tho
Supreme Court on error.
, 1874-04-13

LONDON April 12.-~-Advices from Pedro
Atlantic, dated April .. report that Marshal sor-
through Gen. Elso Which the Carlists havo
definitely rojoctod.
, 1874-04-13

DETROIT. 1Iioh., April 1l.-I.ast night Tor
rents sawmill, Mt Laketon, near Muskegon,
Mich, was destroyed by fire. Tho mill was
worth $4,000; insured for $4,000. Tho origin
of tho fire Ia unknown.
, 1874-04-13
CRIME.

mysterious Murder i'm Now Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, April 11.--Julos Rou, we'll
known young mnu, was slot through tho heart,
OH Bourbon street, near Canal, last night BY
some one at present unknown, Rou died in s
minutos after being shot.
, 1874-04-13

Spring Meeting OF the Louisiana |
Jockey Glib.

Spring Meeting OF the Louisiana
Jockey C1ub.
NEW ORLEANS, April 1.-THE Louisiana
Jockey Club spring rnoot!ng was inauguratad to-
day. the weather was delightful, tho attendance
good, aud tho track in tno condition.
THE F11lHT RACE,
ono milo aud throe-uarters, I'LL ngeH, club purae;
$500 to first horse, 500 to second, 4l00 to third.
Won by Ortalan, SalIio Watson second Port
Leonard third, boating 3D. T. Carver, Chris Doylo,
Nellie r., John Mcdonald, Jn,,e falmouth.
Timo, 2:lA11. III tho poolH Watson sold for quo
aHl 0rtalRE 10.
BECnND RAGE.
It. pickwiok Stake for threc-year-olds, s25 on
trance, II 900 added; second lorso $500, third,
Sl00. Thrty-two nominations. alx started:
nua Neih 8ulH
1AaHpuNG. sss+.s...s..s...t...s....n
tsuhoHCt n"t @
y. ~. 1t!thoA'. 4
Col. Mi!lignu. gnu....,....,........... .
Time-l.ol; 1t0N; l.64.
Third NACE.
Three milos, all agos. 100 ll,a on oaoll; won by
Silent Friend, beating DeHsio Ioo Capt. Uutohin-
soll. CarriMgtot, and Fanny in tho Same order.
Timo, 5,40Y.
Tho aocold dny'B racing OIL Tuesday, the 18th,
mud daily thereafter during tho week.
, 1874-04-13
lnilin., Fight In Texas.

GALVESTON, Tox., April 1.-THE Nctos' AllAtin
speuial reports tint brown County nnute-,non
routed party Of Indians in salsaba County,
killing several.
Lone Wolf is again reported on tho wnr-patll,
bound for Texas, to aycngo tho death OF hia son.
, 1874-04-13
THE INDIANS.

All Quiet Mt the $p0ttcd-Tnfl and
Wllctst0ne Agencies.
OMAHA, Mob, April 11.-Gen. Smith reports
TINT all continues quiet at tho Spotted-Taii and
'yhotatono AEoneloB. spotted-Tail refuses to
missioner desires.
, 1874-04-13

LONDON, April 11.-Tlo King Of Ashanteo has
eaarantos thst I he vii sxeoase cit It's s proses. '
, 1874-04-13

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April lathe military
forco OF Hawaii LAS been reorganized: The now
1Inutry has not announced any definite policy
for tho future. Tho probability is TINT an effort
currency.
Tho courts arc engaged with \ contest Of tho
1ate Kings will. Justice Harris Ind irtiu1atod
that tho validity OF tho will would DO sustained.
, 1874-04-13
Attempted Rape.

SneeiaE Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tri5uns,
LANSING. Mich, April 11.-Riohnrd Elliott, q
prominent busfnoas man Of North Lansing, had
n long md tedious examination before Justice
Cump6e1l for attempted rape and has boon hold
for trial.
, 1874-04-13

LETTER FROM TliE WIFE OF rEnE uyAo1NTn.
NEW lonx. April 11.-+-1tadamo llyaclutho 10y"
Epn, wife nl pssa HyRalntha 1,ns addressed a
!sttor OF council ana encouragement - w
, 1874-04-13

Speeta, Dispatch to The Chtcaao Tribune.
GALENA, ILL.,, April 12.-Tho largo furniture
1na,,lfaetory Of soheoror. Armbuster & Co. was
destroyed by fire hero this morning. Loss on
the building, machinery, and 11nfiniBlod-work,
$4,000; insured for $1,000 in the Browcrs'
Company Of milwaukee,. and for $4,000 in the
AIiivillo of Newark, N. j.
, 1874-04-13

LoNpos, April IA dispatch from Mol.
bourne, Australia, reports TINT Rochcfort and
party sailed yestorlny.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10

THERE is so much Of beauty and
artist { excellence ia the FcOru ere
number OF tine lftii,,e, no lIver ui tho
fue arts Can veil afford TO allow 1t TIC
remain closed book TIE pr0tiilac
held oct for the New Year, in tiny
January number, of volume Of sur
passing worth and taste, is sustained
IN this issue. A dozen beautiful PIC
lures embellish its pages, more than
half of which are "rginai American
views. Mr.. W. VI. CARY las a spirit
ei fat -I'age picture OF Antelopc>
!IuutIn. un the Palms, tn hOu'ds
are Ia ful pursuit OF a herd Of deer 4.
hich are coursing like the wind over
the ioat-hill III the bases Of the Rocky
! Mo mtaimS. Mr.. JOHN lioWs has Il
series of fge p,Ciurc>. Which ne drew
last summer ia the 10, ely feSinm of
Inc famous Juaiata River in Penn
svlvamil. Ose Cl these is grand
and massive whole page picture, rep
reseutimg The Juuiata River. near
Huntingdon. Pa - showing deep
cut though the rock IA the Penn
sylvauiI Central Rti,rUad. TSO
large cnmnamiun pieces. full OF the
feeling and atmosphere of out-of
doors give the behs!der wild and
rugged views of the inlet and outlet
of = Sinking Spring" river which
! flows for a mile under the mountains.
Two other charming sketches. full OF
! beautiful water. cloud aud foliage
effects ATE sketches of tie river
! "Lew:stuwu n ,rrowS," and ''Juniata
! River near Les.>t"wu No finer
series Of pictures of Anne. lean scenery
has ever been published, Mr. john
| S Davis contributes characteristic
] sketch of village me er>do-weli
AN lille DIg.' which i true To life.
as veil as being graceful in pnse and
composition. Special has tine pic
ture Of Scotch greyhoumdS. Gentle
men Of Leisure" and "Cmdrrella'
is one of those fairy-like pictures,
after Leime, representing pretty
maiden sitting BY the open fire place.
The other illustration are large aud
handsome picture called The Old
Bible" by g. WaemulIer, child
reading to her grandmother; Il sweet
picture Of yourg lady seated on tie
tlowery bank ola stream. "A child
40 more 4 maidcn now and dash
iug Sketcn called Building Genius"
The literary contents OF IN Number
o. the -Aldjhe are choice, vari d, aud
orcinai. With tbs catalogue nj the
contents OF the Feburtry .4d(iHe, We
can safely sly no other America"
publication evei offered its readers
many art and lisea;rg attractions.
Subscription price. 81. inciui0ne
cyuonms The East aud The West
James sutton & Co. pub iShers, 0S
Maiden Lane. New York City
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
AWRoNG cuSTuM eeRREcTE6

1t i.quite genera " tie custom to take
rong liver ftih'ull nts fbr the cure of liver
complaints, and both tbs miner,l and yepe-
TAME Kingdoms have been diligently search
ed to procure the most drastic and poisonous
parEativesi in order to produce a powerful
efeet Upon the liver. and arouse he tagging
ana enieebled organ. This system of treat
ineh' is on the same principle as that OF Civ
ing weak and dehilit.te man large ror-
Mons oil brandy TO enable him to 10 a Ger.
tam "mout OF work. When the stimula Mt IL
Withheld, tho @rgan like .le syGtem, gradu-
ailv feldrses into more torpid or sluggish
= d W %kened condition thap before. What
then II wanted? Medicines, dat, while they
cause the bile to flow freely from tn. liver
as that organ is toned into action, will not
overwor& and thus dcbiltate II. hut will
when their Use is discontinued, leave the
liver strengthened hhd healthy.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10

The Truck.-At the meeting OF the
RoIder Fair Directors, last Saturday,
the Building Comm 'ttee was auth""-1
Ted To receive bids for the grading =
The track, at so much per cable yard.
The track will bea circle. one half mile
IN length, 80 feet wide, and is To be
graded according to specifications oi
engineers. Bids must be i'm by the
18th Inst. Terms OF payment
cash when work is half done, J when
completed, the balance on the first ol
Nov. next Call at Col. Dunn's, or
DR.. Peppers Drug Store, and see
specifications.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
Correction.

Capt. Chas. Akers, one of the Engi-
neers, alluded to in our last, "a being
implicated in the cruel and brutal as
Ssult on Mr.. John Delaney, the Depot
watchman, claims that we did him in
Justice in our article. Upon careful ref
Crenee 10 credible witnesses, we find'
that wkiie he WAS with the parties, he
WIS certainly not guilty TO the extent
alleged. il he was guilty ut all. Mr..
Delaneystatcs, that while he was down
and being beaten, Capt. Akers endeav.
ored 10 step it, saying tie had been
beaten enough, aud that lac did at
tempt TO pull the pGrty of him. There
Is 10 evidence that xe are aware of
Ihat he had amy criminal connection
with the matter, excepting such a. al
,ached to "Poor Tray" 1t affords US
pleasure to make this correction.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
4 ISriillnt Work.

We have on our table the anXI0aSiy
expected January Quarlerly issued by
the world iamioaS seed>men and
Aar:s =. jfEIGGs & BROTHER. RocheS
tcT. y. Y aud although We mad
anticipated fraEi the prrvipH, A.
.ias!uc,- l,.rt ui BE firm in ,se ,'''"F-
ig' g"ue elaborate. ~ ~'f. %;
urr,,..id ia -.-,. tls wu 4 o 4, chnO' 4
iiasi al hr.!ila, ,o;oIs Il S.''tNct "a"
tiK: csi. .iercd trer. ia say nothing
-, tsc iac,H i:ui tyP"-r ply {" u"
DD.i, "a ~rtf> si,ich J. p''"iei nP"i'
r.,,t- i.acd paper. Ii Is surprising
tht; hose a 1snrate publcaII"iiS can
be. seal tuar tjHtr> n year tor the h'"
price ri tNrniy five cents, bul we
-ua,n,e &c $40 edIeht pu'clt~':> al
SEED, Htlb, m Plants. make III"
,ir.n nhe,c Hi'oa iaer very nher"'
.u,tiay far printers ian I"e M
i iccal = re, C.rnn,o for 1874 ~
ea-r4v a. oi nae - psc>,hte VA I
Cat i".u.) sc - "n''cr t'e h"eS'
4 q. Ctt,.t - ave .e ~. and >hti'
t,,. t.:,. a.. ,...I- lin 8 g. Sricr Qua
n .ts j. ts,i.l II yes
.. 80, al BIGis y BRo THEE
re at lhe rr;i ii .te largest Seed
hOuse ia lhe word. The parIVT chfo-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10

Garden Seeds. war; lnted fresh and
genuine, from most approved growers.
are nov being received at Bunting L
Peppers.
Also the justly popular Pure White
lead from the southern Manufacture
III. %, ST. LnIiS. Mo, and Stag
Lead from Newark, n. j.
\ full line 81 Drugs, Medicine ,
Notions, o is, FarnisheS C5lors
Brushes Tobacco. Cigars &c &,
Feb. l0-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
death of Dr. Seneker.

DIR. A. D. Semeker, died on Friday
morning last, at the residence of his
father Mr.. Andrew Seneker. some
four miles YES, of Bristol. He had
been sick for several months. and his
death was not unexpected. He was
brother of Mes>rs Z. II. and J II
Seneker of this town, and was one If
the must rOmi>ing and esti'nable
gentleman in Sullivan County. Oar
acquaintance with him began during
the late war. L. that dark period
when the evil III then was invited into
prominence, and when many a good
name was furnished by excuses, We
never saw any thing in bees Sereker
hut would benefit the most refined
and cultivated eeutieman. Naturally
wbane and courteons, he made friends
wherpver he was knosn. Al all times
his moral chara Eter WIS above re O..
proach. Sipce the war he applied
himself With marked aud patient as
siduity TO the profession Of medicine
and for which he graduated few
years ego. and he had commenced at
Johnson City. very promising ca
rtcr ps physician. Tke very modes,
!, Of his excellcnces and writes was
conspicuous. Such man is net the
result of,accidrit. 1t rarely happens
that one can fail 20 trace through pre-
yious generations. the culture aud
self denial of which, such lives are the
fruit. lie was born gentleman, anG
the community at large suffers a loss
when the iron hand of death abstracts
from it such material with which to
enbelli>h the world beyond us.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
KING COLLEGE.
Arrival OF Prof. vaughE

Rev c. z. Vaughn, recently
aectcd to the chair of Mental ana
Moral Philosophy in King College,
las arrived and catered upon the
Duties Of his new position. He rs
citizen of Charlotte county, Va.
AID is well known in the Synod of
Virginia as a gentleman Of rare
eIoqUenee and cultivation.
We congratulate the College on
having secured his services and we
Doubt not he will add to the use
'uIneSs and reputation Of the insti =
'auon, which it would now seem is
IN condition to fulfill, to a larger
extent than heretofore, the expec-
t2tion Of its sanguine friends. The
New River Presbytery will saon
sndow an other Of its vacant chairs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
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mo represents several vases of flowers
standing upon marble floor. with a
arg mlrflr, In which are reAgc.en
me OBJECTS in front Of it-6He vase
WIN medallion. which docs no,
show IN The foreground, but which i
revea ed 10 the reflection a vas,
with goid>f''. is also reflected IN fht
mirror. The inverted buildings, as
inlrrored in the globe. is yer,
artistic cobceit
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
Grand Gift Concert.

We would call the attention OF our readers
10 the Grand Gift Concert TO take place at
Corinne, Utah, March 3lst, 1874. The OBJ
iect OF this lau liable enterprise lie to benefit
the Public Free School of that city, which Is
the only onS in the Territory. The gentle
men who are identified with it are well
known AS financially sound and Of unques
tionable integrity, and the drawing is GER
tain TO take place at the time advertised J..
q 1874 prizes will be given away, amounting
TO si26, j01 ranging from 900 to $i.OO,
and only $.0J IL chance, or six for $500.
Hero is an opportunity to secure u fortune
for i small investment. See their aiver-
/ tiscment.