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New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
"a M.11Ing. l.
Cool Mid, 1919

For fours m1TEe -rHl 2c E d. bit iA as
-o-o"s, col on oaaIa oI A'" N1
Gag: -o. g.. q ,r-. ooo . NJ
c. 100 1867. uny. 500 i5l'ci ftb-uay' +,
JJ 5 DC. Marco -Yo. IJ 1890. 400, lJ--'i April OV,
- l3lrc ~ -15-c June 500. 10 4-5-c osI d" VyO
b.i-s l--.. december i j-l 0 lsf-'-c yfnl-
az \ 2---c: Fenra4rs Ij $40. M4cl. - 35ci Ap3
NJ n I5 N.r -o1-6 l-I6-; June. l6 lI-J&9 '5-i Jay
is 2l-S2ql ll5e market s'eaty SAFE. to- ay no & to
200 a -Ia--i Jaurg 500 - .y55 @ 10 1 t ~ 7 'zC
zoo ia lG5-e 100 u l-I6c Fe'ruI' 5Uo % 3@G; 9U0
--rU Ij l4- 400 10 55@cf March J. ~
s. i93-c; 100. I's ooo. - I5-e zoo l. 'se API1, 5
100 j. aci 500 10 %,-"-ci .'u.'
57ze 700 ID 2e- Ma 200 lC4s@ SoV ~ 5'ISc ~,
,-lGc 700 To 1857. IVO 70 . -.
400 is l:32c 400 I6 7.IGc 500, 10 l332c July. 900
10e.c: 2O4uu bats; grand 70 al 9@VO o~ies' -
Qnet Nnu prces arc
unchanged; FnT Belle and 900 Osss per
sro both 10 p-v- quote ordinary cargoe Al 10 ~
J53.c. Far 74e Coca DO al l5-+ci me o
I9Hl3isr uge iHr lots 4p2I-Oc bo1- 1AN
grade are cry d unchanged
CANADA PEASile market active ana lower, cos ua "a
eveuug = IA bond and to'y SUI oaAA A
in on.l l an bnsn. az ~ l3 IN bona.
PLOUR AND NLAL-Tle inquiry for Flour limited ana the
1Srte gI.d lance Of steamer room 70 e
H'cee4 aA
No aud snpernne are
A. The close .l market very tame anu a
but steady very quiet
% aIer of We
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03

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S-g1-1s ~ -. ys -.~--S.- 49,,
tSl:l:i:S ~. ...izEa. ......-l Z : -ss:
The BPST ami MOST AGREEABLE TONIC vet introduced fO
The D-tv oss Of Appeus u sln
Re,onmeai for punty nv The Foo Journ' Ahhlf
Hasslli NJ D. l.. scott, T. g D.. = \ :, l.
LESS A. Ec soi by Groeer Olmrn AMI Chemists large
toille, Al "a each. beNaru O freparel NJ
GOODALL. BAC kAOL Sk a Co
L-e4s. England
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
wM. $. >NGlEy Grae-a alna'er.
DENNSYLVANIA AD.-TH

/ GREAT IRl NK LI.E AAD lHittD NlA Jos MAIL JUN
SeSYo-A. r m h't of D. ''-- l '-' 20
E,,rc.s or II ar. Piurll VS., and South. ia Pln
mar Pa cars attached JJJ alI $3.50 % Shay aaa
G l "a ianssot - Lock Haven IVA phi .if Ere r
,ouu-c.us P4.alrpL4 $3.50 w l lu.u"~. L"TE
Haven CORY 500 'o-a c, % CORY 4-s'e
prfro .un cate alI l.- % Nr-."ne
For ia umore tie Soutl. -tr Wl-"-o1 Hr
oi P.i rtft sun At. 81 ~ Ar
re i.lU IN. Regular a. o. ~ a. u al . n
S'E, E, os Philadelphia p $40. $50 1890 !. i:lO
lJ . l. u. auI -a- S--.Ay. ,... D. =. -.
' N.Eark ll . $50. T. 1.4U. Iu. a. m. i m,
o30 3 To- 5:tO 4:O i}O. D. j2O j;tO D. b0 $3.50 ''Jo
TO- 10 I.iO NJ and II ueL- san.l' 10 49 s.Io n
o,y - 10 $40 4:3n 4:jO i-u $40. Iu jt3J z.
80 s.IO lI.aO .. IN II SUNDAY Do % and
~ e. R.bwa $50 : g 10 a. n y m l. . 29O &lo.
$40 $40 1870 400 j;2O SO, oslo 6.3O -:lO 10
uD. an l. guL SUNDAY 1.-D an O. r- ,,,o
ior wooitrig Perm Amooy aai Sou An5oy lnl 10 a.
t SS yTn,e.ca m. II ~ > BIO az 3D.
r 10 : D. n auI l. night nuaI.y. . D. In.
for hast Milestone II noon 3 and J:-U D. Z.
For h.4-st aul Ro-. iil' =: , o. .. and i:l) p n
For Iambrrtvlte ami Flemlngton 93l m. anil -;jup
F.T PHIL psbure ana Bc.vII-re. $3.50 a H.. All ,
Pr BodeDtoon Buriu ton. C4ulen inI 13o
H. Par F5eebos a. IN . auI 40 .. n
8, F,r-nIu dale aui SGuin a. aul .. n
FOR nj PenoertOn AMI Cam-ea va Perth Amhoy -5O
For II -ht.town aud Peubertop, n. -
Ira rs arrive o ows:-Fi IN Pittsburgh % amt {. n.
Mors From Nis uagtou AID Baltimore g. % il o.i1.
ami O27 o. m D;-J AMI 10 :, no. Fr'n fil"
sp6a 5:lO $50 o.1j l0lj, ll:- liz ~ -.l3. 40.
5f5 10 -:iu ~:44 lOZ7 N SunlaF, O:4O 90 o;oJ
Tckr Onces 9t4 Broawa No Aso il"~ ind iooso
Desbrossrs tOrlanlt stai No } t"4 b. "r>t-.
oRes \, Ba,rr,.pnee. D BOYD r Passe.s A,sat
FAAAK ThoNsOS. General hanagef
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
Savings Banks.
GorarIncrsnlp Notltrs.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
the N name Of BLO-h lao is h4s i,y DISSOLVED
bV muaa! COZ sent. h. VI. BLOt K.
sN-N-York, Nov. 80 1874 ARNOLD LBO
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
1THE FLUSHING, NOKTH SHORE, and

II =
Bavshore, lup, fatchOgnn
-. u,r,sy. Point 700 m.-Bapt lou
i,e Inufrrs Point 80 m.Patcaogue Sh pAOs
attached
Ie.Te Hunter Point 200 D. m.-Patchogue train
Leave Hunters Pom, 30 PacAoEue express train sth
lor cara attached
Leave Hunter Point 100 p. n.-Isip train
particulars bills As1 i0r rains %
Farmingiae Central HyI~ PARK. Hu ni 20 -
stations Ferry-boais Now York lsrs.s ~
bo Of THIRTY ourhL, ks River ID mi1ur
departure Haners Point EcAes s'd aAa -
checked t Iamessip ome as ~''s
Hunters Point tor Hampstead Garisn N fht"s
ard an y: 30 a and 90 IN fVr frh % ..
l.ge Point Mhtestsne ard ali intermediate sliio a. = '"
100 a and 1880 3:l5 5:uO $3.50 p m y bAhi"N '"''
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03

ANTHRACITE GOALS.
ALFRED PAENELE,
r,,- -,- WITT .-,,,,,-,-, ,rro,osr o. HNhSE
" -, ..,.,.,.--
------- - go 80, -----~~-~~-----
t,AOLEr ia 1IH,i r: ,rrs w,r STEAMSHIPS
III. .,o g0 PHfC T Ss ' m fH ,a New >, follows
KLOPsroCR C-p. Pscasr. .cemoer .
SsHiLLLs . sast M lhof p, e., r. ,.,'Il,5 p, ,els. l2
"o~ Lax eITEs on P1s",Ge 70
PLYMOUTH LoN10S 'i-R3"...f AND aAN9rRG. 20.
G p-..rc ~. r'c. .cet- rom lilrabury - ...-
- ~ '..'. ami, ~. @ IA tbYc 4 a.. 81 ~. N..la-,-
S.-,. -. t'D. t,.- g., t<,i ~ y ;T,I1D y KUllS4
TUT pH' 1'P' " "'' ti.g.-t. .leat4 ii 3 B.oaivly
'A AI' In NOA'
m c'oat,NG ,J4 ,,.-, e. s. ,HiLs ,., ,, ,,,,,vr
4'h , L'tl'o'- ''' '. 80 ',,..,,
Nl'' ''af'. '-e ' N- '-' i''' "- t.'.''' .' 'T'
FROM Pl.B So 80, v H., FLAf I-A'..-I
sio'of'' .,..,.
Hv,,,Sa HSr0IA CO.. o,' & P'sr .Ia, ... ~ ,y
'
e'D,n y'.as', ~ t''' oo,..,.-,
Fof4e.s4s or eao'a p'.'ns-. apo,,o
z=,I5L7,-I,- -U-rsTLpT 'srF ,VsiiIp riVs'
~ SEwlORG 10 sGsrOL O-fl-NaEcr .
sni a. ro-.. .a Brs.,l calua
'a' GHF%~SLh ,irlaD1Y D'a,er -
HEtA' "ESlAoN. "Hl. tin.'.. . -, -
@ IN ea+ga, as ,,.. u ami ro~,- Fo eisa Or oiss.
pNMAN LINE.-SOUlHERLY COURSE.
A ----..------...,,...,.-,.
CITY Of N2AT Bee .. n
CRY Of Bgl0GLIS. ........sAr Ar4GpAT De- II a. m
CITY op NEw.Y0RK RK.........sATl RDiS Dee !2 At n
t,t,i ~ i',,I.' -, - ~ 49, "
CABS SAssAGE. ~ 50 and aai -, y ,c, g'.L r,..,
Ga aa genera oss No - 30 g'sltlt5 s, y,,.bRr.,
S'ee-~A '4'''' % '''Al'''' 49, " lOl.s e. DAI T. AGENT
- ,.,-,,. .,.,,,- -,r 4, -
EM-f0Eh MD r. hASAHA i5S WI BIMEG ii M W. nA1I 9,1
Per IN R. loo, .. .rs ior ia,,H4 ir.r; :. .eas. a
ChtH, ,irIs GHt J. 5t '''' i'j,'>btF Drn.,r a5
tOL' -lDt l, = nv n S ' s - -.~' Il
FOrfegl' passage sv9e laoeu; 'oa' 4 '2ys 20
N-r.-,y- r-.,... IT, ,,' 80 .r f1r.-l
XI-IIDV I'M
=
70 yroF Piers ~ SHd ~, - TsEpS6L EVE GySh
Pvcr ,vD -, b.. : 500 d. H. HELVEfIA Dec. 10.
sPAlNr.....'a-.D DrI .. H. 7.g iiy;y ma, p,nE1T Dec %
CANADA. URDAi De-. g. a; Loo 90 n .,,..a
rs ORA % r. FIe9nS s's,''1 Soo Ss1 SJ '11 50
bro'i'ly. :. y" :. ~ . ..1-f- AADT
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ 1,OWp.Vy
FOR sOUrHAMPrOS AID BRBhhS s,r
Tes sf',msno He ss & H1% Per- & RI T ' o0 soos sa9
ZEN TO- ne foioSei ~ - ''" -
st"am'nD DEL I>CHLAND 'o' w. Ai'e"i'N Oh '
RATES OF PASSAGE TO I0Sj0X H4vRb. AND sesMES.
t-t@5In... ''''sl9V o5 go goI
st.s-,r. currency
lort1eistt or vassasa agpyto OELRitHs Co.. Ageat4
=
n cN- Ork, Havana " Mexican Aliul :. Liuc'
steamer, leave Pier North az D. m. follows,
- LbR HAVANA DIRECT.
- 80. ! CJIt la -h-'-A A'4iIt I.l--,--li,.'~ ~.
tili va n nn-.,'.' .'''' '''''''''' r,..4sv De-. X
80 w. ,,,.t,v mo-
,tttt ,yF. ~ ',t,1f-N, t\in NV 1pi I,NNS.
fOs ' LIA rl'' - M -''+''
calling .t lvan1. trnr''t NAitt''1' l1Sp-H
tiit DF IEAlto ..'.'...'.'..'. le'.i -
JBA.............. amman. Taesiag. ia. D
ror b. mp ns..a-e .rrI. ID
fo' ''' '' ''''--s XIX ,yDRE SONS No 50 Bro~".,
e U lT" NcT ORGANS Dec ~ AZ JAZZ oi ERA OI
a-- '.' '-0 -.
ONLY DIRECT LINE 10 tkANOE.
~ TuB DEN rltAl. - y 1--'N
I .or,la ya.sa lv0rie COHg0ent 1'ng
o .rr t.u ~ H1tl AFer,
III DE PARIS Danre........SArJ RDAT. December -
pLrLfRF TUhDAY December 26
FaGSCf ; tIuHDAY in o. 1919.
fhNE ~ 'A''Ain 'N "NHi OI'I'-A l'I ' sq5
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03

NNHITE STAR LINE.
PoR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES NAIL.
SEW AND FCLL-POWERBD STBAMSHIP&
Sailing rnu New IorI SATURDAYS from Liverpool % HUR5
DAYS "a lng at COrE hsrUO' eArD
CELTIC. SATURDAY.. Dec. D. az 200 . n
OCEANIC. SATURDAY.. Dec II. AZ S;UO o. m
REP BLIL. SATURDAY. Dec. ~. az 200 D.
BALTIC. SATURDAf. Dec % AZ 500 a
ron tic Dork. Pier 81. North aver
P.~rger stuns all casse unryaed comOnug
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT
Saloons satoos bathrooms IN midso go
All he"h1ess ACCOMPANY
tAtsrst
kAl r-saoon $50 xoi Retain Tickets $40 gold Seerase,
A. low rrA l1r furns tne OS OOah'r
can now prepaid certificates a. low raeN
Passengers from OF AnenoA FAnS haA'HS
Sorsay hseirn ln4 a CHINA
Is rom IL aDwan.. - -.
and other lniornAuOn appl ~ &
Aa Br-sIEaF. NeS-lork X j. NVh'i'' NE'""
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03

hm and 10 fair demand Of 300 bD We quote;
CON Hes - 2Jqei - Cora sea Buafr - OO1S
Coy S4A a-TLN 2Ud 40
Butuhest que na e'sef sales oi bIaie al - SO~
a. O5 sod Penns. lans 81 S3US3 10 = 100 10
PREGBT.-Oa tae snt unsness contaminated
TO be rates enan1et - -. ~, &c
In b- elArerng y the s-ne cause ana the On.
vIpgvess Of parties oreTae kno9ns ne esst u
io.i1g ver The eYgayemeh uie To L'r'P" Ot .rah
900 bab Grain st lOd a. bust 800 bales ,ol,p ~ o a. 80
Md yrgss Tobacco 4. 81. 3D. y Ind hn helI1ct % AZ
- ~ rd hv ss 20 M. Taow 35s q hLdj - ma. 10
oo private tenn. bub Grsil ~ 81 e bush oV - s
A. 932d a. n To LOudol. b. s.4l, 300 ODb ho'ln Clr
bb Gas bv co. .s y en- by steam 4ul estao
embrace: bark NTH Z'VV D's
Petroleum hence 10 b. o. OF Do o. DD
sordipg TO 4 900 Graa fO bAl-o
a. a. Ia 6d - ar Tss.e VI 100 steT from Savannah
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.


WgoNEspAT. Dec 1874.
The o2ov-g hs o eZ9Jrs sly}e IA vessels wSch
ere cleared TO-DAY fo. o-..-- yo-ts.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03

Dee i "a eei 1875 1887 27.1 6lA 50.O67
T4LIovBane,. In b article Testnctsd 10 he nah
rates room prices si"Sd sAe' VI 40 lA4
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03

Capt. A. q. SIMMONS Capt Il. VI rl1hONN
The Taunton Mi.-'"-o. p -r"l'' Ner-
Peo-i Mlrhas viaerlr, Nantucket C'-e C5t ue "ilik
MOUNTAINS. ani sl rr-ODll = To 'r' 'n oh iov-
Ntater'"us -il at DO vW5
Tven -l rf.t Ia.-l0rt 7I ' -I nj
pervstL. pouls Offices 80 Hrl.wst fni j. 'lt-
oace Pc ADJ placi,- i.o.ss
ana Loa-r w
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
Jyo. y. ABbo u o-lea. Pa''ea''r At-'s.

EOH RONDOUT aud KINGSTON, !au1ins
d, ,Co4-.s. to.s.. NrH3lrtl h4 a.9lsl % . .i.l'4s
t,ev P..z lsor..-.a seanlr-- Iu I.t .tA--+ Ave.
Har.or .r H. N e, every iJ-5UAl, THURS 49, ai 9AE'
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
XVICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW-

W PONF, K La rTlng ne U y NM = - -. -.
Passenger for this sO0 A 10 ani IA siP" 80
froa Graai Central Depot arriving AZ i3O and a3o A's
sundays e:lO n sesping car eipre" nn'As Z" Ns"P'"
THgopORE wA~Vss, ssssrssssssS
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03

GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
II EEWAORH 70 3GlstDL l.rr DIRECT
ant 4. ro-s BRISTOL tllun
The .,e,-.r o. .h,, line " al from l9 R fol7wI;
tOkNNALL st,mus- ...-A rLRDAf. december ID
HEraT WES1LaN. NuI. trn....
$40 careuc- Fsrres s,1z f-r fr-n
m Cer,a ate, a1l uDTije For eilat Or plss'f-
n "a t.t.+ Nd .4. S. t.rA
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
IIALL RIVER LINE

FOX BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AyD PAIL RIVER DAILr
SUNDAYS EXCEPT .yl At
T-on Pier - Worth R.v.-. foot o- IIrr.r,t.
-popr Avu ON t8E.lyV
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
GLO MACKENZIE. Agent. No. 50 Broa
.ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.

TO CALIFORNIA. JAPAN ANO CHINA. VIA PANAMA
Ter ~ Norh River NeT-IorE as ioioEs
A,API Leo. com. A q. Grav. Dec. ,. AZ l. IL
COLON. Clrt h. l.. Tilnrr Dec. 10 at l. J.
Thereafter connecting AL '''s
for 4. ntlal America aaI ~outa Pac ports 49,
1 f-,rh lnI 's VIII De dspaAel oa
Intervening Al. require
Steamer. Figcs,o tor Japan AM tuna - nFS
CHINA '''t..-.' er--'I
NAst on ttt---. III ~
further Information, Apply a. Ae 1oupl1y'
OI-''' - W wv Il. J. LrLLAY
Superintendent
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-23
THE KEMPER LETTERS,

In at least Virginia, the letters
Of Gov. kemper seem destined tc
provoke as much discussion as the
letters of Juuius. The rumor that
Kemper had recently written tc
Mr.. Scott, of Fauquier, long let.
ter disappearing of Mosby's course,
seems to have offended Mostly,
who has now sought, through the
Washington CHRONICLE, to make
certain exposures, which, it is al
legged, will forever destroy Kemper
in Virginia. We viii leave the
CHRONICLE to tell the story, and
Will then await further light
Here is the article:
4" Col. MoSby's friends charge that
he has indisputable evidence OF the
cooperation Of Gov. Kemper i'll his
scheme to bring the Virginia Conser-
vatives over to The support of Grant s
administration and that Kemper had
pledged himself for Grant, not
only for the third. bUt the seventh
term, and had promised that fifty
thousand Confederate brares would
follow him (Kemper) to Grants sup
port; that NOsby, in good faith. aud
with aUritten evidence TO support it,
looked upon Kemper as an effective
coadjulor in behalf of Grants adj
ministration; that Gov. Kemper subs
mitted bis first message to Colonel
Mosby, and two days thereafter. in
January last, got Colonel Mosby to
visit Washington to ask Grant to in
vite him (kemper) to pay him (Grant)a
visit for the purpose OF effectinga poll,
teal alliance; and further, that Gov
kemper sent a prominet citizen of
Fauquier county to Grant last Dacem.
Der on a special embassy to let Grant
know that he was about to wheel into
line, and inform him as TO the con-
tents of his message"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-23
Gold in New York, Ill rs
OUR EXCHANGE TABLE.

GILES Co, VA.-Gdzette.-Mr. Gra-
ham, of Philadelphia. writes that Mr.
Sergeant, President of the New River
R. r., will, in very short time, call a
meeting of the directors, and that
steps will be taken Immediately to put
the road under contract.
Mrs. Vim. II. Hale was recently
bitten twice by a copper-head snake,
but is now doing we'll.
Mr.. Robert Atlair recently found the
body of an infant neatly dressed and
apparently two or three weeks old.
lodged among some driftwood on an
island at Belle Point, near Peterstown.
It had been dead for some considerable
time and was neatly buried in Shu-
mates Graveyard.
The MasonS. last Tuesday, laid the
corner s'one of the Masonic Hall and
Academy, in harrisburg.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-23
THE EXPRESS QUESTION.

The Richmond DIsPATcu seems
20 have lost its reason. There was
time when that journal would
have been ashamed to go before the
public on any cause unsupported
by logic and fact. but ID recent
course, touching the Express diff
Guilty, is certainly unworthy of its
ancient reputation. The mere fact
;hat it charges all who differ with
i in opinion as being in some sort
Of way, that is plainly implied as
disrcpntable, dependents of Gen.
Mahonc, is benenath the character
# any first-class paper. Its verbi-
aye aud prolixity about the matter
dictate pancity of argument. The
I,;t IS the Express docs not belong
; the Adams Co., ard in proof Of
tits losition please listen 10 the
D.zpLr5z itsclf:
I'VE tell the public that there are,
,,.ides the Adams Company in the
l-,;ted States, many more express
npanies like Adams iompany-alii
90 d al .rus,ed by each other-and
:, b e ter hatcver they una r
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-23

take to carry from conSignor TO CO n
sig zee.
"We will name. if not all, at least
n arly all Of them. There are the
American Merchants Union. Eastern,
Harnden, United States. Union Pa
cihc, and Wells, Fargo & Go. All
of these great companies prorate and
transfer, the companies becoming re-
sponsible for all freishts entrusted to
them Then We add the smaller ones
The A'lsntic and Great Western Com
.p2Ry. the United States Expl ess Gem
.pahy, the Dayton, Michigan and Uni
ted States Express Company, the Gin
cinnati. Sspdusky and Cleveland Uni
ted States Express Company. Cleve-
land and Columbus, Cincinnati and
Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapo>
lis. American Merchants Union. and
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Union Tx
press Company"
Now this comedies that the Ex-
press business is open to competi-
ton aid that the Adlnans Co. rec
ognizes il, and as all of these com-
panics use, not their own property,
bnt lease the rolling stock and use
the tracks Of the various railroad
companies, it must inevitably fol-
low that the railroad companies
have, of course, the right, primary
and precedent, to use their lines
themselves, if they so choose. The
leasing of the right to others is a
mere natter of expedicncy or profit
to the companies.
Malone has always been ready 70
lease to the Adams Co. a. terms he
deems fair, but that company de-
clares it will use his line on its own
terms, or it shall not be used at all,
at least in connection with others.
The evil can be cured in "a hours.
Let the Adams Co. connect and pros
rate with Gen. Mahone's line. But
it seems that snch a solution is not
agreeable to tie DISPATCH, which,
in fact, demands that the Adams
Co. shall demand what it desires
and that Malone shall concede IFS
demands. We guess Malone will
not concede these demands, and the
DISPATCH can blow on.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-23
In return.
Here's what the BANNER sa

/ ID rCtuTn.
Here's what the BANNER says
about the matter:
General John e. Burch informs us
TIN ough his paper that the suit gainst
the proprietors Of the Banner. "end
as it may. tie Interests Of the Union
aud Americaa cannot be, in the slight
est degree, affected by the result. &"
Well, no matter. The General is vir-
tualIy the owner of the Union and
american unless he has very recently
transferred the bulk of its stock which
he purchased. The Union and amer
icAH Is Burch. and Burch is the Union
and american. everybody knows that.
The editors aud reporters and proof
readers and ccpy-holders do not own
it nor control its financial and politi
cal destinies Major Burch, owning
most of the stock Of the Uni0n aud
american Company, so called, will
pay tn: two or three hundred dollars
of costs in his suit against the Ban
ner, and if we should gain our suit
against the newspaper of which he is
chief owner, for damages to the extent
of sixty thousand dollars, then the
amount would have to be paid over by
the gentleman owning the bulk of the
stock OF the Union and american
newspaper. This is how our military
contemporary can be affected by re-
suits. The attempt Of the Licutenant-
Colonel to make himself on. perfect
nonenity as to the conduct of jour
nal in which he is the principal loser
. or gamer in case of successful or un-
successful management. is a shallow
bit Of equlvocation scarcely above the
standard Of hopeless imbecility. eff
CJl. Burch should recover all or any
portion of his alleged damages, the
Union and Anaericau," we are told,
will not be beneficiary to the ex-
tent of one single nickel" Yes it
within this way, At least three.
fourths, if not more, of the stock in
the Union and american Company is
owned by the Colonel. That three>
fourths will, at least, get three fourths
of the nickel. The other l2k mills
go to Burch, ia r'ropria persona. In
like manner we may logically con.
clude, assuming the Adjutant>Najor
to be the owner Of three-fourths of his
newspaper, that if we gain orr suit for
sixty thousand dollars. $45, 900 of it
may be paid by the representative of
three>fourths OF the stock of our con-
temporary, and the other S15. 900 can
come out of the perIuisites of the
Comptroller. And in the latter case
we shan't higgle about a few thous-
and. and might be induced to make
1t even twelve"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-23
THE NEW COMET.

a new comet is just n1w barely
visible to the naked eye in the
northern heavens. 1t will attain
its nearest point TO the earth about
the Ord, of August, at which time
il will be about Is times as bright
as at present. During July and
August it will be very beautiful
object, exhibiting tail cf splendid
proportions. In week or so it
can be seen without any particular
effort. At present it will be found
at one o'clock in the morning, to
the right Of the Dipper. With ar
ordinary opera glass it can now be
seen as a hazy nebulous mass.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-23
Spring & Summer
Trade.
WE NAME THE FOLLOWING

WE NAME THE FOLLOWING
LOG pieces New Spring Prints in all
shades and at prices from s to l24c.
10 ps cambrics in all cOlors.
Is pieces bleached cotton from 10
to Csc.
Japanese Poplins. Grenadines, Ber-
ages and Alpacas. all styles and cOlors.
Drillings, Denims, Cottonades, Jeans
Tweeds, and Cottonades for men and
boys.
1914 5-4 brown shifting and
sheeting, all prices.
Ribbons, laces, outings, edgings and
Rulings, Green and brown Berage,
Hernannie and silk Berage veils.-
4 doz. Ladies French Corsetts, from So
to 75c, for best Fresh covered, steel, kid
and plain corsett stays.
New style hoop skirts. such as Sly
Quaker, Novelty, Alice and Mariata
skirts. new styles and cheap.
Ladies Spring styles of Skirts, en-
broidered and plain. Empress Kid
Gloves all shades, sizes and Colors, of
best quality and cheap. Lisle, Belvin.
thread and silk gloves. Ladies and
Gents linen, hem stitched and cam
brio hankerchiefs. Lace edged collars
and cuff, Pat. Leather Belts. Gar
tiers, for ladies and children.
Hosiery in all styles at prices from
l0c up, both misses, children, and la
dies. Spool cottons, best o. II T. and
200 yards glazed thread. PaIten black
and Brown fax thread-in hanks and
on spools. Needles, pins, mourning,
gilt edge and common. All the new
styles Glass. Silk, Lasting and Wood
buttons.
Envelopes, plain buff, white en-
bassed. Initial and fancy paper and
envelopes to match. Fools Cap note
and letter paper. Shoe facets, COrsetL
strings and knitting cOttons. Pique
white, colored and striped. Very
cheap Pique trimmings, buttons and
fringes.
40 pieces Swiss muslin. Book, Victo-
ria, Plaids Brilliants, White cambrics
and Jackonetts, all prices.
Ladies new style cloth, kid. calf
glove-tipped, misses and ehildrens
shoes. large line of best work and at
the lowest prices for good goods.
Mems and boys shoes. Balmorals,
and Brogaus of best stock and in all
styles.
Our stock is just coming in fresh and
of hotton nriceS
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-23
THE GNAsHVlLLE WAR.

Nashville may hereafter be spelt,
beginning with q. Certainly the
two great metropolitan dailies, the
BANNER and tie UNION AND AMER
IcAE are crashing their teeth at
each other. BurcE of the U. & A.
does not ike the charge, that, after
getting but one vote for the Comp
tro!lGrship, he purchased for some
$4,000 the Office from Hobbs, his
successful competitor, and has sued
the BASNER FOR lbsl, laying his
damages at $4,000. The BANNER
has sued the L. 6 a. for 100000
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-23

The Knoxville CHRONICLE has
been enlarged ky the addition of a
column to each of its Pages. 1t is
one Of tie most cntcrprising of our
exchanges and barring its politics,
one of the best of them.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-23

REV. P. BROOKE, formerly pas
tor of Emmanuel Church, Good
son, but now OF Woodville Parish,
Botetourt, has accepted a call to
St. Adams church, W. Va, and
will enter upcn his new field on the
first Of September.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-23

GEN. MAHoNE announces that
he is ready to pay the July inter-
est on the Bonds of the A. NJ. &
o. r. r., or rather the old links
composing the line. The DISPATCH
will be sorry.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-23

IT is said that the G. & .. r. r.
has passed under the control Of
Baltimore. All of its Western
trade VIII pass down the Valley,
and there will be nothing left to 60
through the Richmond tunnel.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-23
POst-Officcs Established.

Black Water, Lee county, Va, on
route 1927. RogersviIie, Tenn, to
Jonesville, Va, a. r. Anderson,
Postmaster. Conner Rock, Grayson
county, Va, route ALAG. Indepen>
dence to Rye Valley, John J. Wilson,
Postmaster.