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, 1875-03-08

LONDON, March 7.-Tao 0bserrer to-day ssys
tho war rumor which appeared 10 The Calcutta
Eh9flsh'nan OF Fsiday has no Foundation.
EccLEstAar1oAL.
Tho Archbsshops at Canterbury and York,
ard all Bishops except two, hayo Ia.
suod . pastoral congra.uastug tho clergy
and laity on tho prosperity and progrese Of ths
aanaa .n,iFch ena stsolSly 1tlmoniahng tho former
Isolation OF tho clcrgy from the people.
, 1875-03-08

CLETKLAap, O.. March IA man named John
slanHelmhn aod to-iay from tho et1ects Of In
tufies received yesterday by being struck on tho
head by piece Of tiu,bcr thrown from circular
saw which ho was operating at tho Lsko Hhoro
i Mcligan Southern shopa,
, 1875-03-08

k1uTHENN CALIFORNIA.
To tbs Editor af Thf ihicooo Trisun..
CutcAoo, March 7-fnto,y H.. n
rn,nuxr .a.os.i ua'1 ,'au ~ aah
o.s.t. 'o's:s' o',. euno'an'ca1ons "l:h regard to
ooutoe!n california; and this morning ono Ia
particular. from LII. Lansing, wishing 70 organ
izs party to 70 out thcrc. wont to hcnr tn
lac.nro Al For1o1l ia, H. =. r,'n,a W uoat .ao
oth caltornta," and I assure you everything
~aa painted too much 'scoulour do roae." I
would udsise any oue wishing to immiars.e to
sathar t,on W alss Gonsalt WIN aomo one WHO IL
w.. '. ,,! sao.o VI "ho nas neea ous there, and is
not atfoos1y Interested In land apeon1ations.
Mr. johnson. Who leoturol, was sont East
Californt. In tho ,otsrsst. ~ ,.a, ooa'assa a,a.
ora ao,,,,ns. ~.,i.sS''' ''e - VI !aua-specn1ss.
o,e' eoushcta california Ia very delightful
place for residence for q person Of means,
L.aboresa arc not 90 scarce In California al Mr.
JOHNSON. would have ono thtnk,--le did
not toll hls audience that there sro
, 1875-03-08

that Is tho only ons In tho country, At tha old
MtHston Of San 0abrlol tlioro Is IN orango-troo
t that haa produced $4,000 oranges In ono ssnr,
Yours respectfully, O. 1ryrrir.
, 1875-03-08
The ci!y Of oh.oaso vsrdlot al7ooo, and mo,ou -



Esw YonK, March 7.-Arriged, s.oanor n.,.,.
from Liverpool. A'~'t1a
BAN FnASc1sco. March 7.-ArriYcd ,,,n.
Columbus and David Crockett, from Nav wv nv
LoNpoH. March Tho United Btates s,o.,.a- .a.
on0nF.eA 1s tn .s a,s'ys at Cane Town Fob sSa
steamers AdElatic. from Nav York, MIMI, M ~
from rhlladclrhta and Caspian, from n"i,a'
Now York, arrived. "sol"a' 1Fou
, 1875-03-08


nNoWN.tlu Saturday, Stu Inst, E1Ith H. .----
atNsSnses o. v j. spd f. +; ntown: '' ''anss't
r,rmn e. A. IL oclntk this thonday) frpn, rr,3a.
cotpG1 f,e,snf!ssn ., Ensesoo
naTninr III, S5ss"sFos 3 kondal County, Ill, Huna
IN aes ~ yosr Alma Pase1a wfo ii Wdn.aa Fl naa
of Hit "eo her husband, Tor thirty Years ssd
NIX MtshLA tho t.p!ly radiance, March d
1pana a,eaao u w n,s r. The ornpR, t,o 80
hokzFunotsl IT William H. Iios. Sarohs T. ~ ,,,,
Wnh..h uS faaaouEe Of his mother, Ara. j. IT, oa i
Ccrtrtery. No' ~ 1"ff'a2es 10 4AkNood
osnI a'ohIs.n and Eoohos.or IN. Y, p.ps.. p,,,,.
, 1875-03-08
LOCAL LETTERS.
THE HfAHfa

| 10 Tn Editor af The Chicago Tr1tuns:
Cff1cAoo. March 7.-3{uch fear seems to be on-
tersaEnad from a flood, aud Cannl Commissioner
Bratuard has writton very scnsiblo article OIL
tho subject. Provided no hayo heavy rain. TIN
Desp!alncs River will doubtless overflow and
largo portion Of its watera come to tho Chicago
ltver, but II 1t docs thero Ia no suol body of leo
to como With 1t Us in 18l9; then Mud Luke coy-
orca Hoyerat hundred acrcs, and al tbs leo from
It cano this way, but, by ditchlng aud draining,
there is left but narrow channel to hold
hoaSy Ice. A barrier 1t tho Dca-
p!ainea can DO made thas will
bold back tho Ice evon ii 1t gorgcs On tho
Despla1aes below the Ogden ditch.
Tho most l'kcly places for goretng In Chicago
River nEo At tho Tort WaYno md Burlington
nsaisoad bridges. and i Tiny hold no danger can
WILL thro" tho water oyor tho f1ocka, md by tho
way Of tho Rock Island md Michigan Southern
1saiiroada tracka. which aro at low grade, tho
So, TSt9r WI na, spread I'D I'D aud It, way Iu.o tho
boats do not got atarted 90 as to block tho way,
tho winter aud leo north Of Twelfth street viii
canBe no danger. In 1840, vessels canal.boats.
ana hoat-bItdges all oamo down tho riyes to-
gothor; and, although 1t gorcod at Randolph
ntroat bridge, tho wator did not go over MARKET
street to any o1tont, and tho stroet vas thon
several foot loaor than 1t Is now.
water may back through the 6awess Into base.
Iants, but all fear Of water In tho atreots or OF
damage to- elevators should be fiHpellej. In
lhi9 wo had no sewors for tue water TO back
through or damage. I havo seou tho wator
rlso from = northeast storm 10 as
to cross Lake ssreet, but the grade
vas lower " 9 foot than now.
~ soon ~ sufficient water runs into tho liver
to croaso ct'rront towards tito lake, tho foul
water from tho branches will rot and remove tho
leo faster than all tho icc-mon In town can DO IT,
Any ono who will examine tho grades will sec
fore II can como within or s feet OF any grain
ln elevators. Yours respectfully,
4 6PEoTArou or TIE TIoop IN 1910,
, 1875-03-08

Pianos for Ront.
Se" ROSEWOOD 'caso pauos, carved less. .o,,r.
tfeblo. ssc. lent money deducted II nr,.eaa
isocas Temple Of Afuate No. o. Van Dnren strae,
, 1875-03-08

Hetween Ourselves, Ladies,
the most fntssimabto Of your charms IL ns-t...
oi kesh, and nothing nuter thu a,,u ii 60 ccrt,, -
pespelhato that catm tho daily use of sn,nin u
, 1875-03-08

FOREIGN.
Tho famine Ia Asia Minor has decinstcd eouno
oistrlc1s to the axtcnt Of two-fftha Of their
population.
The Preeident of tho Frencl, Assembly will
not leavo that body to form now Cablnct,
Fighting btill continues in Cuba.
, 1875-03-08

UNITED Stated ounTa.
John Johnston began suit for 81, 800 against
James Bowen and Thomas 0'Councr.
". i. Lyon sued John Graham and BRIGHT ar
for &2,6Q0.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-30
BELOW THE RIDGE,


| HAVE now my Spring Stock Goods
L complete consisting of Notions, Dry
Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes,
! Queensware, Hardware, HarI ess, Groce-
| ries. Drugs, Dye-Stufs. &C., &c.
IN Dftr TO our customers all kinds Of
Notions, selected with care and bought from
| that excellent Notion House, Hodges &
Bros, Baltimore, at the lowest cash price.
Mr.. John W. ROgan, who is with them. Can
tell you all. See what we have, Hamburg
Embroidery, lGce Handkerchief, Penu:et
Bnriege, Swiss, Alpaca, Japanese Poplin,
Plaid, Japanese, Mohair Luster, &C., SC.
variety of Ladies and Gents Gloves,
Nice Silk Scarfs, Rutfing, Collars, Silk Par
asOls, COunterpan.s or Bed-QuiltE. And
also nice CalicOes, &, 10. and I2Jcts :, each
Domestic at I, 10, IL. u, Is, 20 and 25cts.
Brown Domestic s, 10 and I2cts. And
nice Cashmere Suits, S. 90 20 $50 90, Cash
net Suits 81 90 to SO 90. Mems Hats. 75c.
to s. 90. Boys Hats, SOC 70 81 90. Mems
Shoes, 3! IS to 81 so Women's Shoeg 81 25
to 50 so. Queensware. We sell at James K.
AndersOns Queensware House price. Hard
ware, we sell at s. r. Ferguson's Hardware
House price. Tin-Nare, we FELL at VIM. n.
keller's TiD-ware Manufacturing House
price. We can only sell as our neighbors
do. FAMILY GROCERIES fresh from the |
Cerntry Market. We sell to all alike, first |
come first served. Orders goo as Cash
| also have fine supply of MIR. Henry Ro |
senheim's Atlas Hanana Segars. Flor, Fine |
Henry Clay, Non Plus Ultra, Youths De-
light, &C.. &c.
Now, Gentlemen. if you want to be ele-
santly pulled GO to the Bristol News Office,
md If you want some elegant oegsrs to puff
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-30
The legislature.
Chester Of the Petersburg News
writas from Richmond.
OBSERVER -

Chester of the Petersburg News
writes from Richmond:
The forthcoming report of the Audi
tor OF Public Accounts will in effect
warn the legislature that tn y cIunoi
hope to enjoy a Ipar months stay
here during the winter aud make a
preience OF paying the interest on
the public debt, unless they increase
the revenue from some quarter. The
Auditor suggests liquor. Tia is, |
mean, he suggests i tax on tie con-
sumption Of spirits. lie hal as we'll
suggest a tax on dogs. The average
legislator will not vu;e for a tax on
docs because it would be offensive to
his constituents. No more will lac
vote 10 Increase the price Of drinks.
Every crosS-road politician would
curse him. S.. am :ure. there W II
bo no lax imposed on liquors. | have
40 doubt it will be discussed FIR some
months. but that will be an end o: il.
The truth is, no additional taxes wall
Le levied; no new subjects sought,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-30


1t will he the sane old time fight n
the past two "r three years, and
hrmly expect TO see the legislature
adjourn Without doing al. ything about
the tinapces of the State, that will
amoIr. 10 anything.
I Tie contested election cases are 70
! tFiS POSITION Johnson and Tanner
claim that the time prescribed by law
within which depositious may be tax
en- has expired, and they have there's
fore come 20 a stop. Knight and
Starkc take the view that when the
laI said dispositions should be cons
clnded twenty days after the election,
1t did not mean to include Sundays,
and that therefore they have two DAYS
more. Reviews Of the evidence are
published in the morning papers 1t
IS the opinion OF majority OF Leo-
PIE IN this community that the SEN
ate will order a new election. | be-
iie'e Knight and Starke expect a
new election rather than that they
will get the seats. If new election
is ordered there should first be a new
nd CO npiete reg trItiO Of voters.
Our lIsis are in fearful disorder.
L; is expected that the Governors
message will be finished this week.
The two houses will meet next We'd
nesddy, and will Immediately proceed
10 organize, temporarily or perma-
nentIy, so that there may be no delay
IN waiting on the Governor.
There will be a conservative caucus
Tuesday night next.
No opposition 10 Speaker Hanger
has so far appeared. l think he wi
be unanimously nominated in caucus.
The conservative members Of the |
House will occupy in all probability |
two or three nights nominating ser
and door keeper. There
S going TO be great row in raucuS a.
10 the prOpriety OF admitting indie
Denden.S. 1t will result in the ad-
mission Of all independents who pro-
eSS conservatism, You see if It does
rot.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-30
IMPORTANT CHANGE AT
LYNCH

Col. Frank Huger, Master Of
transportation, informs us that
hereafter. the Company'S passenger
business will be exclusively con-
Quoted at the Junction Depot, where
all passenger trains will step and
start from. Tickets will be sold
only at the new junction Depot
This has the effect of transferring
the passenger depot and business to
the point opposite the old orange
Hotel, which is some two hundred
yards east Of the old Depot. The
latter will be used for the freight
business only. The Orange or
Midland road crosses the A. NJ. &
0. L. r. at the new passenger De-
pot.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-30
The Pulaski Deaf Mute Wonder.

Since writing the article else
where in reference to the man
Headrick, spoken of by the Mont
gomery MESSENGER, we have seen
in the Pulaski PEOPLE a formal
confession made by him to the
effect that for seven years he has
been a cheat and a sham, merely
pretending to his wife and children
as we'll as others that he could
neither hear or speak. The reader
can see that our remarks touching
the account of the MESSENGER
were properly based Our opinion
now is that the fellow should be
cowhided and requested to emmi-
gratc.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-30

The Virginia Legislature will
meet tomorrow. We wish we
could predict short and profitable
session, but with what has to be
done and ought to be done, we see
no prospect for short work, unless
the character of that body has
been greatly improved. After the
organization Of the two houses, will
come the reorganization of the
Basement offices, ard after that the
election of U. S. Senator. This
will consume time, and may be
good deal of it. Never before
have we seen SO unaccountable
hunt and rush for Office. 1t reiter-
stes the story that money is I'M
parallelledly scarce. The people |
arc oppressed, and this very fact
will cause a terrible struggle over
the tax bill. The bondholders
wants more money and every Fun>
der wants the increased burdens
put on some one else. Like Ar
temus Ward they want every one
of their neighborS sent to the tax
bitches. New subjects of taxation
is their cry, but it only means they
want some one elso taxed-not
themselves.
The Penitentiary offices will
cause a struggle. The Asylums
will consume time. The Road Svs-
tom will run up the per diem. and :
70 on to the end of 100 days, for /.
little as it ought to be, SO it will be.
We will hope, but it is OF little {
Use or comfort TO hope. So we :
hink. {
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-30

WASH -POPLINS at 10, 121, ard
l03c, per yard, worth I2!, log.
and 25c.
SCOTCH PLAIDS for dresses, at
leg and 20 {. per yard, worth 30
and 25c. per yard.
SUEZ PLAlDS at 25c. per yard
these goods are all wool filling and
of the latest designs.
PLAID DRESS GOODS, of the most
fashionable coIors. at 25, so, So,
40. 45, Soc, and up to 81 per
yard-all very cheap.
BROCADED and PLAIN DRESS
GOODS in endless variety, all to
be sold at popular prices.
BLACK ALPACAS and MOHAIRS
from 25c. 20 $50 per yard. We
call particular attention to this
line Of goods. feeling confident
that the purchaser can save TWEEN =
ty>6ve per cent. BY purchasing of
a".
DRESS-GOODS for MOURNING. in
all styles and qualities at extraor-
binary bargains
PLAID GOODS for over-dresses, in
great variety, at much below reg
uIar prices.
WHITE FLANNELS in plain and
twill, all wool and part wool, from
the lowest to the highest prices,
from I to p yards wide.
RED FLANNEL IN all qualities. both
twiled and plain, in all wool ONLY.
GRAY, BLUE, and YELLOW FLAN,
NELS in all qualities.
Also full assortment of PLAIN and
PLAID OPERA FLANNELo.
COTTON DIAPER at 81 and 81 %,
piece of ten yards, worth 81 20
and 81 u.
BiRDS-EYE DIAPER. all pure lin
en-. at %, 80, SIS. and up to SOC.
per yard.
PURE LINEN TABLE CLOTHS. >
yards long, at 81 worth 81 so.
TABLE, DAMASK, all linen. in all
Qualities, from 37{c. per yard up
to- 81.
NAPKINS at 60. 75c.
al d 81 per dozen, worth 75c. 81,
and 81 q.
LARGE SIZE NAPKINS at 81.
81 %, 81 50. 81 75. and up to So
Ter dozen.
WHITE HONEY COME QUILTS
the largest SIS. at 81 worth 81 50
CROIGHET QUILIS at 81 81 and
s., w'r;h s. and s..
NAESEILLES QUILTS from 50 to
SIS I'VE call particular attention
to II Ore at 50 80 and 81, worth 50
and S..
DOUBLE MARSEILLES QUILL S.
bo'h sides alike, at s. ST, and ST.
said to be worth SIS. SIS. and $50,
Lut we don't value them a, hruh.
CALICO COMFORTABLES $50 /
81 - 81. s. 80. IS. and S. 81. all /
made Of good white batting with
the exception of the two first pri-
ceS.
'ABLE-COVERS, all wool, at 81
work 81 % > also a fu assort-
m"nt at from $ - to SIS.
from So up to$I5
a great variety Of STYLES.
,OIl ING HAN LACES for Curtains
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-30

Tho Montgomery MKssENGhR
Gays Mr.. Hedrick, living on New
River, man who has been deaf
aud dumb from his birth received
his hearing and speech few days
ayo, and that he nov talks and
hears well. Evidently there Is
something wrong in this intorma-
ton. Mr.. Hcdrick may have re
covered his hearing suddenly, but
the use of language would be quite
a slow requirement 1t IS simply
impossible that man who never
heard speech and was never taught
IL hy the new method OF those who
teach deaf mutcs conld learn the
nse of his tongue 50 as TO "fPcak
vel" ia ga few dpvs."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-30
Valuable Lands for Sale.

WITH a view to change my bust
W hess, l offer for sale my place of
residence, kn0wR as COlamO, lying 3
miles east Gf Bristol, on the A NJ x 0
Il Il, continuing about 700 acres, over
800 acres cleared and in good state of
cultivation. The mansion is of brick.
two stories, with ell and cellars, with
tin roof, aud is elegantly finished. 1t
occupies a commanding site, and the
view is extensive aud attractive. The
grounds are well improved, and I'd
journiEg them are apple and peach
orchards, with n variety Of other fruit
trees of the choicest kind. Altogether
the property is valuable, and with
small outlay could he made as charm.
ing, as II is now very desirable
place.
Beaver creek tIavPrses the farm, az
f0rding ample water supply, and upOn
it are two sites admirably suited for
machinery, one adjacent to and the
other Two hundred yards distant from
the railroAd. There are also indica-
lions of iron ore o. value.
The land ~ divided into three par-
GELS, with dwellings ana appLrtenances
tn each to suit purchasers, as a whole
it would make tirst-class stock farm.
Also tract of One Thousand Acres,
lying at the mouth of Bravercrepk, in
Sullivan county. Tenn, Il miles south
Of Bristol aud six from Union Depot.
This in good farming land, 300 acres
balance timber of fine quality |
There Is very fine water power upon |
Inc plsce sufficient for any kind of |
would be n fine location |
'Or the manufacture Of wooden arti- |
lies a great deal of cedar and pine,
with other valuable timber abound OH /
he land and in the vicinity,
Also some smaller tracts Of unim-
srOved mountain land Of good quality
Correspondence suiicited.
Address
Col J 7 PRESTON,
Box II,
Bristol Tenn,
april l3, '75-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-30

I at SIS; 20, 25, SOC, and up toS $50
per yard. We BOW offer extraor>
binary bargains in this line also in
J NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS from
$50 to $50 set for two windows.
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN MUS,
Inns, ] yards wide, at so and
Csc. worth Is and so;
MERlNO and LAMBS'-WOOL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS for men.
women. and children;
STOCKINGS of every description
for women and children ut low
prices. Excellent STRIPED HOSE
for ladies at Pc. n pair.
KID GLOVES of superior ouality,
two buttons, at 81 per pair; four
button KID GLOVES at ST. 50 per
pair.
NOTE>PAPER, twenty>four sheet,
Of paper and twenty-iiour enveIopet
at 10, 10, 20, 25, 81, IS. and
4Oc. box, just about halE-price
also, excellent NOTE-PAPER =.
81 per rcaH,'
NECK; RUFFLES at 20. 80, and Sc,
per dozen;
LACE EDGE RUFFLES at 40c per
dozen, all made of good muslin.
and are extraordinary CHEAP:
DOUBLE-FACED SHAWLSat75c
81, $l.5g, 81, and up to sS-ali
blrgains;
CLOTH CLOAKS and WATER
PROOFS. for Indies and children
in great VARIETY
CARPETS of every description q,
much below regular prices. Don't
purchase before examing our stock.
OlL>CLOTH, two yards wide, at75c
per yard. also yard-wide in excel
lent styles a, soc per yard worth Is.
TAPESTRY ard YELYETtRUGS Of
every description:
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS AZ
low A. $3.50:
HASSOCKS at 7,5c. worth 81 ~.
OIL CLOTH RUGS at65. 75c 81 and
25 worth 81, sI.25, $50 and
$1.75;
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TW EEDE-
KERSEYS, CORDUROYS. and
ether goods for boys aud mems
wear. at much below regular pricps.-
PRINCES, GIMPS BRAIDS. and
BUTTONS of the latest styles.
CORSETS from 4Gc., up to IS a pair
We call particular attention 10 our
10 ROME CORSETS at sI.I5 worth
$I.75.
SATCIiELS, leather-lned, at 81 and
81 - worth $3.50 and $40: HIso.
SATCHELS fro $50 up to $3.50.
Of ALL kinds at much below
regular prices.
NOTICES, Ice.
EN- BROIDERT-SILK. &c. ! skein.
FRAMES at soc,
SILK and LACE TIES In endless
variety;
SASH and NARROW RIBBONS In
all colors and qualities,
KNIT WORSTED GOODS in Hoods
Caps, Jackets, Sacques, socks,
Shawis, and Sontags;
md thousands of other articles to DO
old at extraordinarily low prices at
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-30

or the U. 8 Senators from Va
al but four have been from the East
of the Blue Ridge. There was More
from ROckbridge, Mason fom Win.
chester, Lewis from Rockingham, and
Johnston from Abingdon. Senator
Withers is voter of Richmond.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-30
$500 WORTH OF MUSIC
FOR IS cts.

VICTOR & AHELER have just received
new Edition of their
ALBUM of MUSIC;
PRICE ONLY 25C., SENT PER. NAIL
POSTAGE PAID,
Containing, q pieces Vocal and Instru>
mental Music pieces all complete-not
abridged. Each piece, as music is usually
published, sells for from % TO 4Oc.
The whole 2S pieces sent for only n
quarter. Send for copy.
VICTOR & AMBLER.
Lynchburg, Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-30
Commissioners Notice.
J. W. & J. G. Owen, Executors Of s. f.
GoodsGn, deceased, Plaintiffs,

f. Hoffman ahd others, Defendants.
The parties interested in the above suit
are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the Sd day of December, 1873, ut the May
r'"s Office, in GoodsOn, Va, to take the nc-
count ordered by the Circuit Court of
W shington Co., Va. at the October term,
ISL 5, to ascertain the balance due 10 the
plaintiffs Fl ON the defendants for the tract
Of land described in the Bill.
Given under my hand as Commissioner
in Chancery Of said Circuit Court this 9Th
day Of November, 1875.
L. 7. COSBY. COm'r.
Nov. lh-4t
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-30
A GllD HOME FOR SALE

7 DESIRE to sell my RESIDENCE
L on Shelby Street, Bristol, Tenn,
containing Rooms, with good Gar
den, &c. This is excellent property,
conveniently located for business,
TermS-$l500O 90. Five hundred cash.
balance in one and two years with in
terest. Apply to- Bailey & McCroskey
my Attorneys.
A. J. T. PYATT.
June 15-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-30

GLOBE I... WORKS, Dayton, Ohio.
Guaranteed to be he best Wheel in the world
as has been demonstrated by recent tests at
Holyoke, Mass.
Send for Catalogue and Price List, Of
Stout, Mills & Temple, DAYTON, Ohio. or
James NJ. Idle, Agent, Nashville, Tenn.
Feb. "A, "a "
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-30
FRANK POTTS. S. s. BRIDGERs
Potts & Bridgers,
General Commission Merchants
PETERSBURG, VA.

Solicit Conslgnments and pledge faith
full attention and prompt returns.
Refer to Messrs c. ID Morrill, & Co.,
M0rrtstown, Tenn, Hull & Taylor,
Marion. Va, and the business commu-
atty of Brist
Aug. II, 'T6-Iy.
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The ladies of the ut. Vernon As
sociatiOn at Redmond have determ-
ined to have a Centennial court ball
on The 22nd Of February. No ose
will be admitted unless dressed in the
costume Of l776.
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EVENT and COMMENT

Mrs. Stuart. late of Saltville Va
and widow Of Gen. j. 4. b. Stuart
las become assistant manager of the
Southern Female College ~ Rich
moud.
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ADVERTISERS GAZETTE.

Journal Of Information for AdVer-
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in advance.
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