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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-09-15
Merchant Tailor

Mr.. w. c.. StrattOn keeps on hauG
the only lot of fine cloths an. cassi-
meres in our town and is doing quite
good business. He has bad long eX
perience and has given fine satisfac-
ton in his work.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-09-15
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and WEIGHT is Seen and Felt.

Every drop Of the sARsAPARILLIAy RESOL-
VENT communicates through the Blood Sweat. Crime,
and other Fluids and juices Of the system the yeor at
le for repairs the wastes OF the body with and
sound material. scrosula, syphilis Consumption,
Ganduar disease. Ulcers In the throat. Mouth. Tu-
Nodesn the Glands and other parts of the system
Sore Eyes StrumorOus discharges from the Ears and
the worst forms OF Skin diseases, Kruptions, Fever
Acne Black Spots, Worms In the Flesh. TumOrs. Can
In the Womb, and all weakening and painful dis
charges, Night Sweats Loss of Sperm and all wastes of
the life principle are within the curative range Of this
prove TO person using for either OF these forms OF
disease its potent power to them.
1.-THE patient daily becoming reduced by the wastes
and decomposition that il continually progressing sue
with new material made from reality bIood-and this
the SARSAPARILLIAN will aud does seeRre-a cure
Is certain: for when once This remedy commences Its
work OF publication and succeeds in diminishing the
the patient will feel himself craving better and stronger
the food dgesiing better appetite improving and flesh
and weight increasing.
Not only does the SAPsAPAIIILIAS RxsoLvTS1 excel
fulous Constitutional and Skin diseases; but II i the
only positive cure for
{ Kidney Dc Bladder Complaints,
Urinary and Womb diseases Gravel Diabetes DropSy,
Stoppaz- Water, IrcOntincnee OF Crime Brizhis Dis
ease. Abuminuria, and in all cases where there
brick deposits or the water l. thick, cVndy mixed
with substances like the while of egg, threads like
white silk, there Is q morbid dark, bilious appear
ance and white bone dust deposits and when is
prcking, burning sensation when passing water. and
pain In the Small Of the Back and along The LOiEs.
Tss1,,O1' of IL Years. GroaCth
Cured by Rdd'Udy's ResOIrent.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-09-15
ID r. RAD WAYS
Sarsaparillial RGSOlVGnt

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES: so
QUICK so RAPID ARE THE CHANGES, THE
BODY UNDERGOES, UNDER THE INFLUENCE
OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE,
THAT
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-09-15
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGuE cured for any cents There Il
not remedial agent in this world that will Fever
and Ague, and all other Malarious Bilious Scarlet
Typhoid, Yellow. and other Fevers lALded BY RAD
WAYS PILLS. so quick a. RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF Fifty cents per bottle.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-09-15
Guns, Pistols, dc.

Mr.. SO Fisher. formerly of Lynch
burg. has a fine stock of Guns, Pistols.
Sporting Tackle, Canes, &c. He is
practical gun and lock smith.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-09-15

B1'lSiOI advertisements.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-09-15

Jonesboro, Sept. >, 1874.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-09-15

Mr. A. Picken, late of the city of
London, has had a long experience as
Il workman, and keeps on hand COM
nlete and excellent stock of the finest
Watches. Clocks and Jewelry of all
kinds, to be had in any market.
, 1874-07-23

reported to 10 letting that .sovorcly alone.
Is s bss bw s ss 81 bs s@t aoo
r, Tl,o claim to report tho ma1kot. 4 total of
$4,000 hu ,rhoat aud 100000 bu corn. .,,,.
days pnat 1;van tho nfooklyn acantai faioi to.
@ br aud a e lao near as nf as Ss'ssa aeu" NJ"
Thoro Was fair demand for casli lots for Hhip-
mont. md for Aug1tst III egttteniont. while moro
deferred o.; optiona wore called for to conadern-
ont prlcoa. or courso thoro is nothing to pro-
vent furshet advance. except 1t bo lack
Of conildonce. ,Thero ia ITO now crop
to fall faa back npo,,* :. and -. . holders n
plcton OF watos. Wd note thht 81. Iionla and
ing comparatlyeiy noshtnH OF their own to fall
hack gnon pnM;o Lard wns oa T. stronger In sympathy
Icing a9esoo % ner 1oo ns h'sher. afsor stolilly
lioltlerB OF lard hnyo bcoll vorY confident, but
tho atoeks have ot boeh reduced rs III tho Case
or PORK. anu thofo Is summer product to fa'l
back npon for consumption. Now, lo*cyer,
i,s:o gradually c;opt upward. Me9ts ' were
seemed a shat1c easier, but closed Strong,
" "am 1sc "aya.Go ,. IN ennalaora; Tho mar
q Ga pf'ees pnnSG or css pork caa or soller JAY
e ~ yoW31auo 70. aeliof August. T220oG9
zs;u1o; s;1l; ao s1tlor septombor, S224o@s22Ao; 10.
e.,',, etR r,tn nonina,; II u9t soi!oe -
e9n'por. e'3l slS'oofelnfot - 40, seller tho YEAR
t; 1E t.afa oaah 9f seller July 41l;to
fdt.o'; ofla ao seiar A,1g,st StiSFgGpllo2s ~ ~
T1loi M,n r,o oocnpor an SEn IL u2 sG'er
III soa., sS.a1napu; - s'lmncr tafl, la0p
tG tpGa9c r ps"eet.pcslca lans; li!512o por ID for
9e 11gglu ~ H. nsu1aaos' u1y-ahltoa naata looao' at
az Hiosl no!ols. cas!a, ala tEo hoer noftnil-
bt! U5RtDo%4G 4uE Hu8Ft T4Nb, Ch8, nnu WAC Sell
, 1874-07-23

5ltVIEnrooi, July 2a-11 a. m.-F1o,.r, qes e1aa7a
ml,iia ~ aes spru4 i0d los 7i
s7a ID. Pork, ots. Lard bls oi, ''es4Ss so' o0fh'
itvEnp9of1 July as-2;W r. Observation-Disclosures nuio&
,ea ~ ae"dy' Corn. 37s. Lard, a4a sd. mss uns
:. L,vnnrpoI July p, Cotton qniet m.ddtnu m.
sh@ ~ "So S5|s SS|Gsaa: !'alng Orleans s;d. saies,
export o. eco laios. 'f~ss"N'e Ill"
Hsoadstttf1s, 1unt4 Corn, 37s.
ohcceo, 29s ID.
Lard, 5kA 81,
~ d'GpSpoS, Jn1y a9:-Anount Of bullion eouo into
sn @ oah 81 6ngland Oh baanco to-day IaiUON Con-
sos, ,S!HG93H for money AMI account, oS1
,o unte!t btates seourltcs--S-9os Of 1906 1Oa r7a
,, a, totgs' .' odo5A new 81, 1o3K: Now York Can.
Tnllow, 4h 0lGai0a ID
5!,irits Of Petroleum, BAtGs9Nd
Whale oil, 3la,
!1;nn!s, July 22.-fscntcs, 0lf B7xe.
tAAAkioar, duly X2.-U2H, BIZ.
, 1874-07-23

nosroN, July 22.--Wool firm, with guod demand
iauth !a prices contino to e n,salnel
many Of The fancy clipa Of Ohio and rcu,syiya,s
nrtc mars poogh ~ manufacturers in ths interior aud tbs
ported for long tlmo; tho taiau of Ohio Ind 1sno
r. ~ aud Xxx aesooh have been from Ga to &c.
w. Mp 70 w. ior NIX md nboyo; Michigan socea 49S
ccoonlhE anu tteatuc ilcecca oontinuo ia dound fro,
tc TO boc Tue hitter for ciiuro lots; waalol at s9a
but rather uuitt WV ' 1A A4AUi
, 1874-07-23

sI1;ya ~. r,,,.1 ,rxo ,o,, ,n,,,,n, =, ~
Hntntn ~: '1an S'' NJ st,lan' nd n%1o' eaf. a3o.
IT.nIpiv tx. - ~ NV ~. silcsea :, ~ ~, ,
W, o;au. ,,,,.
Enfr, y,n"Wim,, o ssa{. s'nhN ~. i. COPPER 5ic;
.,i g. eAsA'' 1oo 'ess quantity, lu'1c
'i sminsH Iinoy-No a. In r,tca. uuseo ,ro, =, IN
slSA Ia: 4 ii I9ts ~ 'a'ho"' t'' american Ais-
~ 1xScn H.. NJ ~ ~ Sa No. e
of ,sr rent il nno tro, ts ia ~ 10o. acouht
7tIn. II nntti " =, vi 20 " 1vo IT. ~ llo:
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co,nt; fcrco wirc. Uc " D'''1''' w 'es e'At o's-
ratas M fol,owa ase 1's ,r n, a. nr sl a.
md ID do faa7.%oi III IN VII si;oS,S tSS1 ~
f37LfN1E0: III ge 4! toEtSS oS nj II nnao "a aoIJ
tGgi6: cij1rE ii l1ETG * W. wv '' *''eA's
NAVAL, BTt1ii iES--Tsco in ,nc;1oroto ro,r.st ,,n
pcatly: Manila Ionc = H. i'd. .i"ai t 1n;Is a
1HHo n III: hmm iii, c5t.i ta ~ 1nsoi. -, isS ra
a. ft lhfanoc: tarrod rnuc n H. 17Gatnc o,Es,n, :,
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, 1874-07-23
COMMERCIAL,

"WEDNESDAY EVENING" July %.
Tho following wcro the receipts aud shlpmonta
OF the loading articles Of produce IN Chicago
during tho past twonty~four hours, and fof tho
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1874-07-23

NEW fonK, July 2.-'rhc movement vas sfar /,
moat departments with conlsnsa1on houses. and iuu
nhg aalta wero light. Cotton and wool snuos con.
Hh!en " active. sds-lai.d priuta in irink request
manchester fancy prints opened At Ioo Arnolii
9rihts ~ great detnnnl Gingllana In Improved 70.
quesf' Moolsn goods quiet, but steady in price,
, 1874-07-23
f.hTf:HTs

Wtcatwas dull and lower, declining 10 cash or
July sold ut e1.111 down to SLING, and aeller
O'Clock closotl ,sellor August sold Il s1.O7A.
Corn was 1l@95c higher, closing firm at ClAiG0
Goo 5oller tl1o month"; and 629s @G2l e seller All
g.tst. Oats woro actlve, ArM 10 hiShor for July
gust. Mcas pork wAa I'll Iatr demand nid firm At
NJ, advance of 600 por brl Following were lfo
saloh. aoo brls solter Augttat 1T s22.2; $50 brls
Aollor September ut S'a2.5o; 600 brlu aoller tho
, 1874-07-23

d.
oAIlLE-A sanewhas larger volume of aa.ea was waa
accomplishing than during yesterday or Monday bnt
tho Increased business tho rcBMt Of Tho custer
leolfng rrcvaont anioHH holders tathsr than Ut any
aciua! improvement In ttla len1d. 1t WIN fortunate
iur sol!era that TIC supply Of gHoI to clnce grnes
was H'ia!l iat It btc,i otherwise, tho depreciation In
Vn!uca nat hlSe tcu Hcrins, there wrre very fcw
shspl,ora lit attendance, and thcsc fow were but intjf
tetet ontratnrs thu unusual oppression now rryaii-
Ing III all tho proluelt E1stet1 markets rendering
Vurehnses extremely hazardous at tho reduced
pFltss now eierCut heru. Among tho offerings wcro
sono scry good cutie, but hearl Ut nu traers ut
hgler nGHro than se,1o, wlile with tllseo Or four
l"w 1915. shippcia took n few btn,cies Of fair 10
nodun. At unI of good 10 clioico nt 25
0.l0. TAefb wss moderate inquiry for RtockcrB II
$auA0st - aud for htIlGrs' stock ut 30 for
through Texa,s, and VI 5u1s4 80 for poor to gotsl
native butellcring catto Calves continue panty aud
mand. Mo noto sacs at 81, ,6g@e3.00 for common to
prime. The market ciosr! weak, "
QUOTATIONS..
ezra neoves-aradcd Steers averaging 400
ha and over. er....................,..t ,so10MG 10
clolce Heeres-Eno, fit. weil formed Jear 'SA'S''''
10 t. : year Oil EteerB. Averaging 1,450 to
oa: a:4oq lbs: .,. 6.eo@Goo
,Js7 ts navolfaiaH lso to ap0 Us 5.95@55o
aEing los9 a,ao to llSD 475@5lo
Aatc4efs sloes-comnlon to fatr atearB,
sasS nrSsafsG ea9 10 loo ts. a.so46o
ies!l, averaging 100 to 1,0E0 Ill.,. , pOOGaia5
1nfMtur--tight aud thin cows. bcifera. o~1'-'
sst3Gs enls aud sealssay hteera. 9oo@o77
T"tti ;rs u.iueu c9EMiW!. E.Hl!h.26
Gtn MiAtetGu hnfln. :. a.EluI.4i
GAl"e-lc1aH. thfouEh irorcb. ..,..,..,,... l7SIJ5D
~
, 1874-07-23

WEDNESDAY ErEE1No, July 20.
Tho receipts Of 1.-Two atock during tho week haye
, 1874-07-23

The following Instruments woro il1od for rec.
ord on Wednesday. July "a,
CIrY TuOREnrY. "a
, 1874-10-20

Tho Attempt to Cut tho Lcvco Likely
Lead TO ProtrncfcSl Lttirnttou.

Tho Attempt to Cut tho Lcvco Likely
to Lead To Protrncted Litigation.
Special Dispatch TO Tte Chicago Tribune.
Qulscy, ILL.,, Oct. l0.-Tho cighty-cicht men
who voro arrested on Sunday morning whio at-
tempting to cut tho sny Loyeo aro still in
custody in tile city, aud vii, probably have IN
examination tomorrow. Meggrs. Rupert d
Shaw. in whose Boryice tho men we're engaged,
arc now in this city. aud declare themselves ready
to assame all responsibility for tho attempt to
cut tho iovce. Tlloy claim that tho sny ia nav
igablo stream, and that tho Legca Commissioners
had no right TO obsttuet 1t. They claim further
that, having beeu In possession and use Of the
watcr-powor at the mouth Of the Say for oyor
forty years, they have aclurol- rights OF which
thoy cauuot be lawfully doprivod by Legislative
enactment. Thcno aro tho man ,poiuts that will
DO set up by tho attorneys for alessrs Shaw l.
rupert. Capt. WeHtlako, tho Chairman aud Alr.
JoaeH. the sccretary, Of Tho Lovoe Commission.
who arrived III tho city to-day. deny and will re-
siss tho Claims put forward BY Mcssrs. Rupert d
Shaw, They say that after the leyoo hnd been
built tho owners Of tho Rockport water power
nskod that water be supplied to Sny by monuB Of
canal, and Offered $4,000 for this purpose. But
tho Comml lsssonors insisted that they Ind no au-
thority under tho LeYce act to undertake such an
enterprise. They further claim that tho watar
shed for a distance OF ovor SO miles, together
with multitude Of small streams that empty into
the snY sro sufficient tS aupply tho
brou III operation for the lust two years uutil
within few wceks, and tho Comm issiouers az
Of tho opinion that the deiloieuoy OF wator oom-
glainod Of b., the mill-owners is due to tia
A. any rate. they deny tho authority of. Mossra.
Shew l. Rupert to cut the 1evoo, and also deny
their Claim for damages. Over. 1oo,o0a
esns Of ''a a have dss Dssn reclaimed an e By
Of which have boen completed ut an expense oi
over S40o,oo0, and the commissioners declare
, 1874-10-20
FATAL RAil.R0AD COLLISION,

specIat DlsDaftA 70 Yhe CAtc11a TftbU,u,
MONROE, Mich, Out. 19.--A tulrbc Gollision
oucurod botwcun two conssrucsion-tyai OH tho
La:su Shore & Michigan Southern, near Doer-
field, Lenawoe County, this morning about half
past o'clock. A dense fog prevailed ut tho
time, aud tho two trains approached unseen
miles Hi hour. The crash was terrific, and
tho wreck Of both engnoB mud lnont Of
tho cars wah conp'o.e, tho. trains being
plod upon each other to q considerable height.
Cramer, wss INSTANTLY killed.. and nearly every
nn,l oil both trains, moro than twonty IN all,
wero more or lcas injured. three or four probn-
by fatally It is suorGa a. tlst , ono has s'nce
boon dol.yod by tho dobria whloh lien upon the
truck. buc trsl.s ure Hont around vim Tulodo.
, 1874-10-20
UTAIF.

.gndgo MclEcs1n xAatrttctu tho Grand
Jury 10 Investigate Certain Churneu
A0ainsf fa1nf-rM0 CIbc of Elder
Canmoh-GI I'accilnnnous llcmy,
SALT LAKE. Oct. 1O.-On Sunday mornlur tho
Salt Lake Herald published al ntr!clc taken
from Tho Virginia City, Nov, Independent, which.
commenting Upon tho charge Of Judge MoKcan
to tue Grand jury to look after tue dlspoBa! OK
vast tracts OF laud and vaat forcsts Of timber bv
tho Territorial Log'alature, nays: "Whal viii
be dono With thom aftor thoy haya been In.
quired into, wo do not know, nnless. in- H.
decd, with tho accommodating spirit for which
the Chof-Iuetice Ut Utah La 10 1ouaekaplo ho
apnroprlatca them to hi8 own uEo and profit.
as ho did the Silver Bhield and poupIo of olor
mlaes." This morning tho Chiof-Jussico c.!loi
no no Grand Jury into the courtroom, and real
tnla Item to thon,, which he calIod upon them to
investigate, and II fonnd guilty to indie. him.
- tonn faao, to indlct tho editors Of tho Herald
aoofge @, Caunon Is upon tho strocta today,
hna SHOWS no disposition to run away. II lo llao
@ uIsa, @.nalo5d for lascvious cobabitaton, NJ VIVA
eors from loro several days ago, tho OIL
eo1e suc11 70 90 dllatory u nnlting any arrest.
Il. N. Daskln viii contest lis roat ID tic nost
oonsresa a. Delegate from, tl,iB Torrtory.
- oAhf LAKE, Utah, Oct. N.--Tho monte men,
caos aog mo 'f ceafs se Guy p,n no % nns tLSs s15
reported aa leaving TINT field OIL account Of tho
punishmcnt S-4 A'A1s' "'4A
t1;",s Tho snelISnry 's h1tno in parcys Canon, ra,
htoppeu "orK. h9vlhY now from 5000 to Gao
tons Of orc on hand. Trouble Ii believed to
| hayo boon caused by a failure In Tia nav
erected. '' Aeeon'i5
This seasons mining oporntlous In stoc,, ,ov.
bcon moro successful tlian auv nrev,o,,s vo,,ts
Ilo territorial Attorney General ra,nrno,1
from Bouttifnl last oreniuR, whero ho han hoo,
conducting nn investigation. In tho case Of tho
anth Has
, 1874-10-20

Word nnd In tho conversion OF ohEldron, thore
lad boon no fnljlng oil, but nIarkod increase.
Tho Com,nittue recommended,
tirst-An a condition uecoHaary to q moro
frcHhyorlcs be- urcoJ to ol,.ain from tl,o gohoois
Under their care such information liz wontI
bo hoIpful to an understanding Of The condition
OF tlie work Within tho bounds of tho Synod,
ehd ierWard tho samo tnrougl, tho Sunday School
Tor their annual report,
oecoE,a3Tllat , tho rrehbytcrics take nucl stopn
r. ns snonlu soom boat to tfon, either by orga,l-
tg Il. ras an assocasion or Toaclcrs lnsst1tca, for
be rightly qualified to teach tho Word. ''''A''
After some discussion, In which tic lack Of
intslott among pastors and people for tho Sun
dayischool was deploroa, and Ill wore urged 10
adopted. A'po'' was
a roccsa was then takon until o'clock this
, 1874-10-20

Guiding 1Yr. Troubrdgo, DR.. swazoy, and Mr..
Nuyee, aeh'reH tho motion 70 no MienutA"t.. ~
they hai nothing 70 my III Jas'lucA'ioh o' tho
Acton ol tho pfnbbvthry.
Tho resolution WnY tNGn Withdrawn, hnu Tho
mcmbors of Tho Chicago IrcsGytpIy, undor tho
1uo, wcro requested hy tho Moderator to retro,
On motion, they wore a!lowou 70 retro IN
spirit" their bolioa TO rcll,aiu Ia tho room. !,
The mcmhors Of tho Synod thon Ea,vo tholr
opiuions on tho complaint, each ohe DellB in'
AtGA u llltco AAnhtg'' ru IT,. ..,,..t.u ~. .
IL Naa very oFlunnt llolt III, ny up'none VIM
the decision Of Tho synod VIII uo OIL tho appeal
Of Prof. Patton: Tho m'atnkc was conetantly
mndb OF Gaining tne col'!ilalut wy h!.ton,'
aud many Bnin tho .hppcat was 1ell-1onnaeu.
tho minds of tho majority being made up regard
cofcd that honoyolcnco and klutllinoss were IN
.isi ,n"rt ,hnught ti,o rnn,nlaint slio In t1iB
m'ssod nnd az theso anao.neay ocs!oGu i .o ~,
tc'od Eont!mentn OF ono Dso.ug' nwli, ~ ~ ~ :,
Pcaco, aud nny tho blessing OF God be VAIN you'
IL ebowp by tho following
Air. NfofrnttSI tlink tho complaint ia we'll
founded boti, in tho constitutional ani common
law Of tho Church. .. ,u,,,,,. ,,,x .o
Mr.. Call colaidor the complaint mas no
foundation i'll constitutional Inv, usago Or reg"
MANY thouc,t tho preservation Of peace In tho
churci, rcn,,,ci lin enTorcomont Of tho Inv
e,,a .tta, hi n, rict INSTRUMENTATION nui cdl,nr
enco to 1t would nut promote harmony a"d
purity.
MIR. Stckles quoted. M illiatratiro OF his posi-
'''n' '"' 11ua,'na: nua"u,s ,,,s,... ,ns -.
iimnir,y n,1rrty I1 nn,l IA a f,ii ill.,
Thros sror. .rrt; o,,, adj thrcs r ," scora ,.orc
Couldn't pI. MN w,ero ", r. y, No "as helofc;
ME. NoA Waa uoHNHceu tHaL tis Alpeat hAou!o
bo sustained Dy Dr' Aufds argument. lLanga'
teT;l A., ..,-,..
, 1874-10-20
THE CAPlTAL-E1OyERS.

Lou1Ay,l,.E, Ky., Oct. i9.--1'ut low delegation,
ami thoso mostly fr'm kentucky, hnvc a. ypt
arrived for to Convoatioh called to colBldor the
I.ouis, which meola III thus CITY to-nlorrow. Tho
Convention n,cots in tho PUBLIC Library Hall,
aud 1t u auppoaea TINT tho Aosson will extend
over thsca ays. No ono prominent In III.
untt lotlnttn Information regarding it cuutut ts
obtained NssylB an1 tbs 1T. Louis party vi,
not arrlYo uusu Tomorrow mosniug.
, 1874-10-20

WAsH1NaToE, D. O.. Oct, 19.-For the North
west and Upper Lnses. aud southWard to Mis-
Bouri and Kontuoig, falling barometer, bouth~
east to southwest winds, veering to northwest iu
yaiu.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
{;E11nA1b f1ct IN 1874
, 1874-10-20
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
REPORT OF THE JUDICIAL COMMITTEE.
Upon rcassonbug at half-past2 o'clock (tho
attendance being iarger than at any previous sos-
sion), the specal order WAS takcn up, aud tho
Judiolal Committee presented the following:
Tie Judicial Committee ask Icayo to report upon tho
spIeal Of Francis L. Ptson from tle ccison OF TIC
Chicago prcsuysery In tho ease Of Patton VS. Swing.
III Ms Ecss, s &vnot ~ nos oy1h, in s<s,iop In IT,.
tir,t FtsabyasriIa Church, Ghtcaoo:
unegtgucu preferred charges Leforc tho presbyscey
of Chcaso agals. the Rev. Dasfl Swing, menber Of
tAs Evs sop{ ot tue an4 'he
TIC record Of The frs.t,tsry. Tho rresbytery decided
prosecutor, nov tilo uppe1lant, ono q
tho o,ts.ral parties, ., give notice Of BIZ.
Illinois North, VIZ, lodged ns fol doing with
thp Moderator Of the trrsbyery Within ten days ai,tr
*ae nk:ug of thst jndicatory. Tueac reanons are
record, And now, leeslnN tia: tho decision Of the
pfesl.tery just referred to NAB contrary 10 tho law
anu to he evidence, tie undersigned hereby appeals
from lhe denniye sentence Of tito said r1esbS terry,
nud usks your rcysreud body 1cvcr6u tho acon II
the Court teiow. and sauu tho case. Praying That
divine v,edom may gat.n the synod in Tue nd!udice-
1crlhes linMelf ,our bso:lrr n thr doIsi Of QUE
ltorl J.Sls CnriHt, tHAHc1s L. lArroH.
CHIpAao Ut. lG.
Authentic copies Of tho rocorlu Of The Lover Court
hay0 been PLACED III tho alls Of Jour Committee, a,l
they t1td inst the appellant, o, hia inr hAs cot-
Quoted it I,he appesi, regularly. Your Committee
a IN h9n iha % ea III y ssa en- % t. s
siaIo execution. 10 vii thirdly. u read ,hu whoio
record Of tho proceedings uf tho inturor judcatory In
lilo case, .ncuairg III tue iAst!nscuy aud tho reaaons
for their der.ssoa: ins1n.ucn ~ this slosAeatiou
has 9eeh !taenuauy eonpnea "a y tae pnnAcston
t.rs s @ t.1 ,uhst,rate am .cad T. II s to I.
~ esrv Il 10. III Of 1he members of lin synod rnur
comaitec, to sayo days of precious time, recommend
much Of the reading be dispensed with. Your
Committee also recommend that tue tstuo Of th!s a
peal bo made to osuer ot th DAY Immediately fol
o"'ng the m nnai o1anos ol 1ao cSnpS1at @ how penu-
''ss oe4''s LIT 'sH'u' i: ,. Soait5: sonar5r
B.p SALMON
nc. TupMssoy
m,soa1rv prponr.
,r. r. .v.n.s t,,,n,,.,as ~. -.,,.u;
.us. o. u. "'"'i su'o''''ea 'no ''''o"'ns
minority report:
zntae spnoa q illinois sorh:
aour gom!,se; ;e;, ~, ha',g carefully examined the
~ .sti1m ~ sh irs.py,rs tr r'gn 't9
care Of proi. swing, ind hayinss rSacnrI M nj
conclusions III which tho majority concur.
the undersigned regrets the neccssty Of presenting
Ia t1fjt
, 1874-10-20

EVENING SESSION.
Tho Synod tooha roccss Ut halt-pass o'clock
aud mot again ut q,lartor OF 8, tho continuation
OF Mr. Noyes' argument being deferred unit
this morning, Tho attendance was very small
not oyor Fifty presbytors and = dozen spectator
being present.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-03-22
FnfrbaniS,s Scales,


Our large Freight Railroads are proving
the great profit of the use of Track Scales. by
he discovery OF the II quent, If not gen era
over-leadiog Of ears Of merch ndse especially
those contracted for by ca loads " On one
of the New England Railroads, The first car.
load weighed showed such an excess Of
weight as to add seventy-seven dollars TO the
freight hill. On another New England Rsi'-
road, a suspected car was found 20 have
twenty tons OF manure on, instead of ten as
billed.
The New York Tribune says western
grain shippers have a trick of loading cars
beyond tine amount mentioned in the INVOICES
ald, as the railroads have not weighed the
rains considerable produce Ina been got
through Tree The Boston and Albany Com
Dauy are making AZ oulcry about it" The
FIirba1k's Patent Iron Frame Track Scale
which are alnoft universally us by on,
railroads, have thus proved themselves o
Durce OF income instead of expense. T. c
fact is that no investment psys better in a. y
department of trade than one of Fai-bank's
Standard Scales, aid the increasing demand
even in these dull times is proof Of their
superiority over all others.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-03-22
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS At
WACO.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Mails by rail routs via Houston, Galveston
ard New Orleans, AID north via Dallas, Nc
Kinney and sherman leave daily, Sunday.
excepted, at a. m. Arrive daily, Sunday
excepted, at $40 D. m. Mail closes at 8
p. m.
Mails southwes. via Bolton ard Austi,
leave daily, Sundays excepted, ut .. IN, Ar
rive daily, Mondays excepted, at a. IN.
Mals wos. via Gatesvile aud Hamilton
oave Tuesdays and Fridays at7 a. IN. Ar
riyes Wednesdays sud Saturdays AT p m.
Mails Lcr invest VIA Clifton, Meridian aud
StepneNill,', leave on Sundass. Tuesdays ing
Thursdays at Z n. m. Arrives NJ NJ "
Wcduesda' aud FRIDAYS at 6p. IN.
Mails notthesst via uisboro and inl3 ne
dia roiits leave daily, Sundays oxcenl3 al
I. a, m. Arrive daily, Mondays exceptca, I"
I p. m.
Mails for Towash leave Tuesday at G a. nj
Ar.iyes FRIDAY at 4 p. m.
Mails close at 0 p. m.
0,iica hours from II a. m. to 4. p. n e. weel
days. Dc Sundays fren s to 10 n. IN.
AGO. Dc, MOOR LIST 1873