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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-01-22
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ID Y virtue OF decree Of the Circuit
I'D Court Of Lincoln county, Tennessee.
pronounced at the November term, 1872
and revived at the November term, 1875,
will, on
Thursday. Febru'ry 9th, 1874,
offer for sac TO the highest bidder. on the
premises, lot No. l, OF the
Benjamin Howard Land.
81 uatcd IL Moore county, Tennessee, on tn
waters Of fuckers creek, containing
.272 Acres and 10 Poles,
being the same tract purchased by John
Reed on the 25rh day Of October 1867, un-
der a decree of sail Court in the case Of
F. NJ. SnoGdy and others IS. Julia Howard
and others.
Said land is sold to enforce the vendors
lien, retained under the original sale, and
will be sold for cash.
Z. s. WOODARD,
ian22 SpeciGl Commissioner.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-01-22
Railroad Time Table

GEE- Advertisements are inserted in the Or
der iu which uaey are handed in.
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Nashville, declining, 114@1St
Liverpool, flat, 164
New York, steady, l5b@l6t
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-01-22

sFOur cotton market contin-
ues lively. Receipts daily are
liberal, and sales made at 10@1S.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-01-22

nE- An insolvent notice APP
pears among our new advertise
ments.
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FAYETTEVILLE PRICES CURRENT.

OBSERVER OFFICE. J
Fayetteville. january 22 1874. {
, 1874-06-11
CAPITAL AND LABOR.


Tho Mineral Strtlto in Tho Hooking
Vnllcy.
Co1uMnua, O., Juno 10.-AH suggested In tho
dispatches from tl,ia point somo days apo, tho
troubles botwoen the ooal-n,inora and tho opo-
rators III tho Hooking Valley aro fast
approaching crisis. Tho striko has
now bcon Of, moro thnn two months, and no
work has boon done by the Union minors.
During TINT timo all attempts OF a reconciliation
time most Of tho n,inerB l,nvo bcon doing worry
!ittlo work. About month ago, Miner
r. Amos, tho. cxsons,va caal-oporaror
Of Of m 0Sago co, T9 Is veGrfqsSn p 3dmt
in tbe Hooking valloY, came to this city to soe
wlRt could be done. Ho WAS earnestly oppoaod
to making further attompt at conci|iation, atld
adylBed the Introduction Of colorod minora.
asnov9 a. first in ts Tins 0psIster' p p nsF' Ds1 @ not
quioRccd in IT,, and empowered Anes to un-
dortake tho gathering OF q force. AmoR tllon
set to work, and in = very few 1aya has gathered
at this point 400 and 600 colored mon, principally
from Richmond, Momphis, aud Louisville. Alargo
quantity Of Improved muhtots, rovoivera. aud
ammunition hns been purchased mud will DO
taken with tlle party tonight to the Hooking
Vn!loy. It is designed to put all tho men into
one OF tho miies and distribute arms TO each ono
OF thom to protect thonasolyes. Some Of tlleao
mon arc desperadoest used to rough usage, mud II
| nloleslod tllc1o will DO desperate work. The
operators declare they MIL never y1eld to the
dictation Of tho Union. and TINT thoy wll keep
addiug colored mon to their forces until Bufll-
oicnt force is obtained to put all the minos in
tic Hooking Vatloy utdor full Roadway.
d. 7. Mastor. who has had experience In
working oolored minors In opposition to Union
mel at Brazil, lnd is horo to assist ip tho or
ganization Of tho forco. and give tho bonoht Of
lis experience. Tho Sheriff Of Athens County
camo hero to-day to consult with
the Governor relative to calling out
tile militia, fealtng riot on
tile arrival OF Tho colorod forces III the ab-
| aonce OF the Governor he called on Adjutant-
Gen. Amos, but was told by that oflcial shat ho
could only net Oh an order from tho Governor,
and when such order came ho VAS fully
propared y to do his whole duty in
tho premises. Tho Sheriff returned to Athons
County this afternoon, and. il necessary 10 pro-
vent bloodshed. will ak for troopH, as Gov.
Allen las heretofore stated that he would aoud
troops Oil the application Of tho Sheriff. Ono or
more companies will, no doubt. be sout to tho
Bont Of war tomorrow it tho Sheriff makes
demand for them.
, 1874-06-11

Tho EpipC0pnl Diocese OF Michigan.
Special DspatcA ia 1'he CAtcaao Tribune.
GnANu RAPIDS, Mich, Jnno 1o.-Tho fortletll
annnal Convention OF tho Episcopal Diocoao Of
Michigan began in this city to-day, Bishop Nc
Cosky occupying the chair. T4oro were fifty
clorgymcn md aoyenty-lye lay delegates pres
ent. Tho Convention was opened by sermon
by the ney. Marcua Lnak Of Fliut. In the
Committees wero read, following which tho
presidout made hiH appointment for tho
ensuing year. Tho Rov. George D. Gill
llsspie was elected Secretary, and tho Rows. A.
DuBh and Sydney Dookwlsh, Assistants. Among
Dalol, Of Canada, the lsev. Dr.. Clnsk Of Hurt
ford, Conn, and the Hev, Or. Ingurdoli, Of
Buffalo, N. \. An early morning service, COM
moncng at half-paat u O'clock, IL to ho held to-
morrow. During tho day. the report Of the
Committee on tho Division OF tho Diocese will
be considered.
, 1874-06-11
THE HOMEOpATHS,

NIAGARA FALLS June 10.-At the morning
session of tho American Institute Of Homoo-
pathy. tho Committee on Clinlatology uade au
Interesting report, and tho following resolution
was adopted:
Aesotcea, That tho Comn1ittoo on Ciimatology 10
instructed to secure reports from tho uhlef pous Of
shw!ng tho prevalence Of various diseases It these
points from time to ti,no.
Tho new constitution and by-laws were adopt
cd. Reports from the Committees on Foreign
Correspondence, on Homeopathic Colleges. at.d
GU homeopathic Dispensasory wero read, &C.
copied and referred.
, 1874-06-11

Burglar Shot by s.aa officer.

specia! UiapdtcA to Ihs ChtcaQo Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mlch., June lo.--A man
named Joaeph Soery waB shot aud instantly
killed at house OF ill~fasno in this city about
$50 this morning by Officer james NovinH. Of
tho police force. In company with another
nun, soeiy had brokon into the house
abou1 a pn0's p~lo vas Of sos fTn9ns & 'n md aea
known to haye considerable money ia his pos
session. They broke into the house, got poascs-
sion Of Barbo,1r'a coat. and started out. He
sShontedI' and, becoming, aInrlned. they
coming out Of tho yard, Officer
Neyins halted socry, who WINS il tho rear, and
ho drew revolver, mud said he would shoot the
officer. Tho laster frod tho shot striking soory
under the oyo, producing instant death. saery'a
companion escaped. The officers had been
watching tho house for some time, having at,
intination that burglary was intended. A
coronors inquest was held, und q verdict rem
dered that tho docoaHad camo to denth from a
pistol shot fired by Officer Novins, In the dis
Charge OF Lis duty. seery WIS about 20 years
old, unmarried, and has q brother, siater, aud
mothor roslding hero. Tho affair oroatos In.
t0uYe aroteu1cnk.
, 1874-06-11

'Speeat D1spatch to The chtcu9u 1+lbnns.
ALToS. ILL.,, Juno 10.-TAo annual COMFORT OF
Monticello LAdioa' Seminary took place last eyou-
lug. Thare was very large attandauee, al4d tlle
programme was very. attractive. The exercises
Of tho graduating class took placo to-day, aud
they wore as follows; Sulutatory, "Diamond
Dust" 0raco D. Patterson, Ch.cago; "BpIn-
ming OH Crooked AxIcs." Coruolia Palmer,
1yatsoka; "ro tho belfry one by one wont tho
ringers from the sun; ono by one thu ringers sa,d
'Ullrs iH music for tho dead--toll slowlyn Sally
H & %sron Nq% n,% noein' ;S.,% "Gla9s %ro rtumys"
Boula undar tho Laurefs," Lucy i,
spill,nan, Dr1nker Hill 'Tho Passion
Flower Of the CenturieH" Phmho Fay Adams Al
ton, Odda aud Ends Of Original, Sin," Laura
plea Of Gold In .ploturaa Of Silver" Alary i.
Meyor, OF Nashville.
IAo noY, Il. Gallagher, Of Elisabeth, n. J., =
, 1874-06-11
VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.

Special Disuafch 70 The Ghtcauo Tribune,
DsTHo.T. Mich, juno lo7Eveniny: PASSED Ur.-.
CITY and barge, Ja,nes Fish, Jr., City OF Fremont
Rehrs Monterey, Gold Hunter No. 9, Geo. Worthugton,
Vim. Hunter, San Jucinto, Asa uhill seuator Blood,
Grunt Hall.
PASSED DowN.--Props Oneida, Huron City, Bay
City and brges. City Of Port Huron aud barge Cof-
Sweden, Eyclinc, Dashing Wave, Zack olanllor, John
Rico,
W1Hp-Eorthoast, fresh,
, 1874-06-11
The CROPS IN MICHIGAN.

Specfal D|spalcA 70 Tie Ehic000 Tribune.
DErnolr, Ailet,., Juno 10.-rho l'ost OF to-day
tho condition, Of tho crapa sucs tho rucont ralIA
Whent Knllora!ly promisoH fair, aud Ia few
sections, an u1.uHnai.y largo yield. Iu so'no
co,,utoa 1t will not comic up to tho average.
Corn and oats, under tho Influence Of warm
rains, aro con1lng on, With marvellous !ap!aity.
rains cn,nu tos, Lutte to Insure l,BaYy growth. An
unnaaaEly large b,eadtl OF ground was planted
in potItoes tliis yoas III noasly all Kections tho
fruit troau promise MI extraordinary yleld.
, 1874-06-11
LEGAL 1NTELLlGENCE,
The DSago Lnnd Cases.

1he GSaHc Land CAaCS.
Special Dfspateh to 1he Chicago Tribune.
LEAyESHonrlI, Knn., June 10.-The United
States Circuit Court to-day decided to reseryo
tho decision in the Osage land casos Until tho
25th Of August. at that tlmo the Court will
convene III Leavenworth and deliver it. Thirty
thousand people on the Osago reservation arc
praying that tile decision mny not DO adverse to
Them. If tue railroads win thcy will bo rendered
lclplces.
, 1874-06-11

LEGAL,
RANKhUP'p NOTICE.
Ii, the District Court Of fho United
States for the Eastern DIS
trict Of Wisconsin.

IN tho ratter Of tho oahkosh Manufacturing Company
Bankrupt. In bankruptcy.
Hlc = hShy ElSs th2t r. pu5.nanee o. an ofes fa ~ o.
Kasrn .r!et 9f mad" sna es1eu Gn ms
Thursday thu 18th ay Of Juns. a. p 1871 at " o'clock
~ s 1oro.os Of ;hat Sy A. s o1Gs 81 s
On iih hrses' IL ia Gity ii Osi,xosh aud Sta.s VIZ
rp u. Ex tts aHd tate9s't m Of Tho II ~, un9sf: fei
ist a"Ss s.osSa osisd'iRt 2'a S1
IN tie Fh Mnrd o. sGs Gssy Ushko,h, County
u WnnsIag9 md sne q oa "sstsa III III I'D nd
;ss'ssd tsS d. i: 'S!STi asd .o%' IT,.
twelyt l subiiysion y lot ons u block
iet,braMeos T,sSt Viii alsn 10 solh at pnto auction
Itxt .ItIs and nerest tho aatd baukrut aud tho said
aasixnur in and to certain lects patent t9r tho hnu!ac-
s Ra.ncs Hor.e. rowor, tostl,or Win all patterns
used in thU ManWiaa Of sush Separatrs aud larsa-
F1wurs And the said n.,IEnees will clso At tho same
Time and paes se at public auction to tug highest and
,uudin. sand, hubs spoEet 4rd other natori. ana pos
S,uei property used In tho Munufastnre o rhrcsn,nR
Iarhlnss also large nuuher Of ThFeshinG Aiarh!oea
Known as tho (;Gisur Mnehino, somo III nnshsu aud
Tie Real Ha.a Aboye do.cr3bod consists OF about fnur
nores ot land lying oil Fox lyor. Tho Gh,eagn North
Westut,i md milwaukee st, Paul Railways Hyo side.
r.sa s aanF n R h III IT, nos .Sstssi I'D
~ ~ " ;1; AZ IT5u9r,oo5glITE;;SHoS,}} Y ,ogI;;H A..tguoo..
FGLKEn / WEtsBKoD.
Att'Js fur AastEn0es
, 1874-06-11

1KG swift Family NIl1r{l0F IN TQXtlg.
New ORLEANS, June 10.-A spocial to tho Ne,cs
from KocAport says it has boon ascertainal that
tho ,nurdorarH of Swift aud wifo wero two Mo1i-
cana. They wore trailod to Mox'oau ranche OH
Blanco Clock. IL Or Is lnoH from Gaicasl. The
party in pursuit chargod tho house tAis morning
And attempted to ta'o them by storm, but Que
of theu1, Dan Hollunl, waB killed in tue attempt.
Tho buys then withdrew to u snfo distance to
await roiAforcemcnta. 4 largo purity loft Ref
Mrs. Hwift was stnbbod in ninetscn plaoes hor
throat cut to tho uec-hoo a,d shat III the facn
a[r, swift was equally busohsred oxcapt that hs
was not shot.
, 1874-06-11

Dn. sOnENuK's rUi,MoNlo SYnUr, BitA.wEED
Tonic, aud Nanitao ril1s.-Thoso mcdtoineh ha"o I'M
loubtodly porEosmod ,no,o Of Consumption than
any otor remedy known to tho American rut!lc They
aro compounded .ot vegetable iuaroonts. and Contain
nothing which oa DO Injurious tho human constitutions
Dthur romedIos adyastsod III cusos for Cansumption
probably contain opium, which IL somewhat dangerous
drug In al! oasos aud takon frooly by oousunpvo pA.
tents Il mist do Rroat Injury; for ts tendency Ii to oo-
hno tho morbid mattor IN tho syston, which Of course.
must make curo Impossible. Hchsaok's pnlsnono syr.
up warranted not to contain particle Of opium It Ii
composed Of powerful but harmless 1,orbs which aot
tho luuss vor aomach and b!ood and thus correct all
morbid .oorcons aud expei all the diloasod matter from
tho body These arc tho only By which Consnn1p-
tion be ouro md ohonoks Pulmonic Syrup Soa'
Weed Tonio, and Mandrake Pills arc tho only 1nediouoa
which operate In this Way obrous thor tho only
gonuno euro for Pulmonary Consumption. Each bottle
Of this Inrauabe odolno IL accompanied by full droo
ttous. Dr.. Scheuek IL professionally Mt his principal Of
Eco, oosnor Sixth and Arch struus. Philadelphia,
Monday who're a1l letots for Alvise must ne addrss.o
, 1874-06-11
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, June 10.-steanshpB Hiher-
nlan, from Montreal; Caspian, from Quebec;
u,!A Ooeauio, from Now iurk, hare arrived.
NEW lonK, June 10.--Arrlyod, steamships
AllnnoBota, from Liverpool; LesHng and T4nrin-
gla, from Hamburg; Victoria, from Glasgow.
, 1874-06-11

Cooks Tours Around and About the
World.
h1r. Thomaa Cook, Of London aeuior partner In the
frm Of Cook, Son jenkins, No. col broadway, New
York; having arrived In America for tho purpose Of
accompanying tho great educational party 10 Europe
loaving Now York by tho nagnl1lcont so1er bolivia
chartered specially for tie psrose to leave Naw York
J,nu 80, may bo communicated WITH personally or by
letter. I reference to tours from America to a pa,ts
Of Europe, 10 Egypt aud paleatlne, sud round tho
world Ut tue Shes!.iun House, Tlurs1ny Juus H.
Will bo especially pleased to llee! any already booktd
for the educational tour or who dcBlrous 0f uniting
with this party.
, 1874-06-11
NEW TWENTY-FIVE CENrN0rE,

Hprciat DEnatch 10 IHe Ch1cayo Tribune
Of tho nowly-dosignea 2o.cont uoto uas.o tl.eir
appearance !u circulation hure yesterday. Tile
uots u plsfn and simple, IL broader than,
, 1874-06-11

but not go long. AZ thoso now tn
general circulation, md tho faco bears
Thia Ia tho sooond that Inns beon entirely printed
In Washington, ono-half being executed at tho
Treasury Dnroam Of Engraving and Printing,
md tho other half Mt tho Columbian Dank-Noto
Company'H oatab!ehmont.
, 1874-06-11

Tho Vesy best. KinKsford4 OsNsgo Starch, po8-10D0
pnro, giving snhataa!al stiffness, pure wh!ts and
glossy ahish. 1tingsfords oawcgo Corn Htaroh, for
puddlugs, talios, aud eustards.
, 1874-06-11

IL used III all tho principal mal.nfactortes Of 1accs
and flno gooas throughout Europe aud A,nerlca.
Analyas Of thls cho'ca article both III America ind
Ehropo. shnwa TINT IN 900 ounces there hut swo
ounces Of foreign material This u degree Of purity
, 1874-06-11

nnrgntna in Pianos,
few good seyen.ootave rosewood pianoa ut pr4ces
frofa s2o0 10 ta0o.
Kosl. Tempa of Muslc, corner Dearborn and Van
uurea streets.
, 1874-06-11

NArEnv11LE, ILL.,, June 10.--Tho ninth annual
commencement Of tho Northwestern College
occurred IN tho capaciouB college chapel. Tho
room WAS woll adorned with pictures from
wroaths, baskets, etc., waa quito profusc. The
audience WIS very large, but the day waB cool,
thus dispensing with tho uHo Of fans.
Prominent on tho roBtrum wero Bishop ]. J.
EBLer. OF Chicago; Prof. Bakcr, OF Wheaton
John e. Miller, Of Evanston. aud sevoral min.
istorB.
Tho exercises bcgnn at o'clock, President A.
A. Smith presiding. instrumental music was
instrumental music. Miss ida 4. Goodrich,
subject, '!Elim." She vas a representative Of
tho Junior class, and compared it to tho israeli
itca.
Tho next esaayiat, Miss Mary l. Haunah, Of
HiuHdalo, ILL.,, took Burns' cout,lot, 80 wad
Bomo powor the giftie gio u.s." otc., as d SUBJ
joot. She sad Il would not do for retormers to
go sec themsclveH, but 1t would for most Of us.
GERMAN Es9AY1sTs.
Tho following then represented tho German
department. An oration by Jncob Vosselor, OF
Aochester, n. X; subject: "The Power of
Cultivated Mind" Miud-culturo must.bogin in
youth ad 30 e easHfuly CO, continued h to maturity
its power displsyed hero and manifested here
attor. Miss Rose NJ. Cody, Of Napervillo, read an
easay OIL the subject, How Shall We solye tho
Problem ~ Sho 81 id our tield should DO where
each ono " problem mud will soon require our
solution Of it. aliss Cody wus worry .astefully
attirod aud did Aor part vol. There were live
graduates in tho German Department, viz Miss
man course and alr. G. r. KOCH Rochport,
ILL.,; J.. q. Martin 1liehlnnd Park, ILL.,; !;
G. g. Stafllold, Taylor, Mich and Jacob Vosseer,
Rochester. N. T., wero in the puro German
course. Tlcir diplomas Indicate the COURSE
taken.
1ho following graduates Of tho Commercial
Department. received diplomas, having taken q
full cou1sc Of one year: J. c. Augustine, Ra-
cine. Wis.,; J. A. Barr, Duncan, H.; 8: r. Eeki.
u. i. Huolater. nacino, Wis.; q. i. Parkinson,
Mineral Point, Wis.,; Il. II. SchwilIy, Napervillo,
H., mud james kendig, Naporvillo, III.
About one dozen others received diplomas in
dicnting six lnonths' course III tue same depart
mcut.
THE vALEp1oToRIAN.
ilr. T. Ellsworth Triews, OF Lnporto City, H.,
graduated in the literary courso. His subject
was Something New" Ho also delivered the
valodictory on ''What has boen done aud what
can ba donc."
Tho history OF man was record OF progrcsa.
Tho dio Of tho MUD was caat upon evory human
work. We gathered from history ao.ne lessons
Tor our future work.
There Wcro threo graduates from tho scientific
courso Tho first speaker WIS David .. Lasson,
Of Chicago, whoso subject WAS "Honor to
whom honor is DUO" Honor NAB the Just 70.
ward Of morit. Tho Greeks aud Romans award
cd it ut their gnmes NIL nations to warriors.
Of life was truly heroic while tho scientist, in.
ventor, philanthropiBt, and atatesmnn woro az
worthy as the warrior. Above these was
tho CHRISTIAN tmissonarry-aboyse al: God
ooursod on ''Ths hind Its Own piace." Tie
mind distinguished tho man from the brute, 1t
wuB in itself independent OF oil form OF matter.
It made man pro-etnrnently tho crowning work
fAiI
, 1874-06-11

commencement Exercises at CHAM
paign and Napcryilic'
Gov. Beyeridge Gives the Champaign
Youth Some Advice.
Comm com0nt OF tho Champaign Ktl-
tlllhtrinl University,

I0mtn0nComcfttO OF tnG Champaign AAo
tlllntrinl University.
Gptefat Dspafch to The Chicago Tribune.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, juno 10.-Tho annual COM
mencement Of tito 1llinoia industrial Univoraity
occurred hero to-day. Tho weather was most
propitious, aud tho attendance was very largo,
many coming from distant parts Of tho State.
Tho largo chapel-hal1 was beautifully decorated,
md WIS packed full long befor o o'clock in tho
morning. On the platform wcro stnto and
county oiloorB, tho Trustees Of tile institution,
md many public mon. Thero woro twenty grad-
uates, OF whom two wore lat1ios, who have stood
prominent In thcir studios through tho entire
course.
GRADUATING oRATioSs
T. E'F1 L. oHvsta Da"oy. q Mason; t. s. Reynods, oi
Urbaua II. Eaton, Of Philadelphia; @. W. loa-
tor. Of Champaign; g. Gabriel. Of Constantine
pic. Turkey: and William Y: Wharry. Of syca-
more: Essays were read by a1iea Alice choever,
aud Architecture, OH Chemistry, by g. 4. Smith,
Of Mt. Vernon, 1nd.; III. G. Estop, Of nantoul ];
J; ?. Campbell, Of .slcLoa,,Bbo1o; G. Story
1htisago; g. T; G,tey 5ey1D 9f % tyndS1; .t;: O.
aud r. q osessn Of Asops ossss" wss
Tho oxercisea were IN evsry respect
erolttablo to tho speakers aud their teachers.
The certificates were conferred upon tho gra1n-
ntes with MI affcctionate addroHs by the Regent,
D. Il. Gregory.
tlon addressed the graduates, his sspoech calling
years since ho stood in position similar to this
Ho advised THO graduates to preserve tholr
thoir moral power. When other Of thoze fail,
he said, you must go down. An ambition to ba
first a commondablo, but don't DO hasty to &C.
euro high positions while yonng. as they will
como iu due timo If you uBo yonr talonts nsight.
If n hnf ,a1n nf t1fu
, 1874-06-11

aeysar l9nratoEa) Water on urAuRht
~ BUCK Nay1sr, makers ot tAs u Mars Colbaue."
, 1874-06-11
The Reformed |

The Reformed Synod.
pougMKEEralE, juno 10.-The reformed
Synod decided not to unite With the Presbyterian
Church,
, 1874-06-11

Houue.
Applications for family or siugle rooms In this spa.
c!ous un elegant stone l!olo can La nse to tho
undersigned. No moro desirable summer quarters eau
be found. MAT1HEw LAFL1., Proprietor,
Cr1AnLRau II. B1RsEIL. % atato street, Chicaao
AfAn1aer,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-01-13
CRITICISMS.

- was myuncie, having mar
lied a sister TO my mother"
This implies the celebration of thc
rite of matrimony between Two iadle>.
Sub: titutc of for to.
"IIe was a great bible reader fQT
may wears" should be; For many
wear, he was a great bible reader.
Many papers are heralding aud re-
Ioicius ever the repeal of the bank
rupt law long before it was zone
The prounun it refers to bankrupt law
the u,icl tel reference being 10 The
noun Tereal.
"As nice apples rs any man need to
want" The expression need to
want" needs amendment.
The foIcing of mixed schools-in
which white ami colored are the par
ties--would operate disastrously to both
parties. As the latter came in the for
mer would go ont" Here we have
the lenses rather mixed. Arc, c0Rte
and troWld 90, present, past and fu'
lure lenses, all used ia reference To an
anticipated or contemplated occur
renee.
Mighty agreeable" All the might
of all the mightiest grammariah
would fail to convert that mighty AL
jcctive into the requisite advert.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-01-13
StieH's Pianos.

Upwards of fifty First Premium
Gold and Silver Medals, were awarded
to CHAS. Nj. STEIFF. for the best
PIANOS, in competition with all the
leading factories in the country.
Office and Warcrooms, No. Q n. Lib
erty ST., Baltimore, Md.
The superiority of the Unrivallcd
Stieff Piano orte, is conceded by all
who have compared ii with others. In
their New Grand Square. = Octaves,
the manufacturer has succeeded in
making the most perfect Piano Forte
possible.
Prices will be found as reasonable
as consistent with thorough work
manship.
A large assortment of Second Hand
Pianos always on hand, from SO to
] $500.
We are agents for the celebrated
Burdett Cabinet, ParlOr and Church
Organs, all styles and prices, to sui
! every one, guaranteed to be fully equal
to any made.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue, con
tanning names of over 1900 Southern.
crs, 500 of whom are Virginians
! 200 North Carulinians, l5H East len
nesseeans. and others throughout the
, South, who have bought the Stief
Piano since the close of the war.
May -, '73,-ly-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-01-13

there lies The rub ! But the Pres
ident has sent them 4 king and vet
they be dissatisfied. After all il
may be due TO the Bristol News
that Mr.. Cushing has been appoin-
ted, for in a recent Issue we stated
that the President had things a lit
lie mixed. He had made a first
class appointment for a fourth-class
mission and fordtll-class one for
a iirst-clasa portion. So he very
generously withdr W Cushing from
Spain and nominated lin for Chief
Justice, and would have sent Will
liams 10 Spain, bat thu fellow would
not go, and then he sent Ger.
Bristow, WHO was TO have replaced
the said Williams.
In all this matter we have not a
void to say for ouself.