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The PoPe's Blessing Asked.

PARIS, Dec. ZAs-lSaUtllds III res pllicc 70
q dispatch Of General PRIMO de Rivera,
sent the following telegram: "The King
proceeds to Spain Immediately Alfonso
has telegraphed to the Pope, asking his
blessing, and promising that h will, like
his ancestors, defend the rights Of the Holy
See. He did not pass through Paris, but
has gone to Spain direct. he will disem-
barke either at Cadiz or Valencia.
Detection Of the Republican Troops
General Martinez CampOs has entered
Valencia at the head Of the troops that
were sent 10 oppose him when he pro-
nOunced for Alfonso. The Carlist leaders,
DOrregary Aivarlz and others have entered
Catalonia.
Enthusiasm for the Young King
Isabella Congratulated
PARIS, De-. 3I.--Additional dispatches
from Spain state that Prince Alfonso has
been invited to visit the Army Of the
North. The ships in the harbOr Of San
lander have hoisted the royal flag.
Marshal SerranO acquieSces. The Minister
of the Interior has sent the following dis
patch to the Governors Of Provinces:
eAlfOnsO XII. has been unanimously
proclaimed King by the nation, the army
and the ministry. A Regency has been
formed under the Presidency Of COnOvas
Del Castillo without portfolio. We hope
your patriotism will induce you to firmly
maintain the great interests cOnfided to
you"
The AlfOnsOists consider that Carlism
has received its death-blOW.
Ex-Queen Isabella has received the fol-
lowing dispatches:
Gall the towns have responded enthusiast
tically to the proclamation.
9PRIMO DE RIVERA.
"Captaiu-General Of Madrid"
eve pray your Majesty to transmit the
news to your SON." 1--WE congratulate you
on this grand triumph, achieved without
blOOdshed." This telegram is signed by
Gems. Primo de Rivera and COnOvas del
Castillo.
Alfonso Still I'm Paris.
LONDON, Dec. 3l.-The Times cOres-
pOndent at Paris, telegraphs that he has
had an interview with Alfonso, who is in
that city. He said that he was reailytO start
for Spain, but il was necessary for him to
await a dispatch which is expected to-day.
lie had expected news of his proclamation.
His mother will remain i'm Paris. He con
Guided as follows; Il am not King Of party;
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bismarck on the Election of n New
Pope.
BERLIN, Dec. 31.-The circular note of
Prince Bismarck, Of May "A, 1872, read in
the secret session Of the Won Arnim trial,
stated that a new Pope, if not recognized
by a majority Of the European sOvereigns,
would cease TO be a Pope, but would stand
in the same position as a bishop appointed
without the consent or approval Of his gov
eminent.
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OVER a million of gold was shipped
from New York to Europe Yesterday.
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SPAIN.
Prince Alfonso Proclaimed King.

Prince Alfonso proclaimed King
PARIS, Dec. 31.-A dispatch from Mad
rid, under to-day's date, says that Prince
Alfonso, son Of ex-Queen Isabella, has
been proclaimed King OF Spain, and is rec
Ognized by all the forces comprising the
armies of the North and Centre.
A Little Breeze stirred by a Woman.
The Spanish Consul at B0urge Madame
has notified the sub-PrefeCt Of BayOnne
that Donna Blanca, wife Of Don Alfonso,
has crossed the frontier into Spain and pro-
ceeded towards IeOdeUrgpl
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The proposition for the creation Of a
Senate was the chief subject of discussion
at the meeting in the Palace Of Elysee yes
terday between representatives Of the Min
istry and those Of various groups in the As
sembly. All the Deputies declared that it
was impossible to separate the Senate bill
from other constitutional laws. NJ. NJ.
Duiaure and Leon Say insisted that the
provision be made for the transmission of
Marshal MacMahOn's powers, even after
the terminatiOnOf the SeptenDate. Deputies
representing the Right replied that the Sep
tennate was merely personal, Whereupon
Marshal MaeMabOn observed that should
anything happen to him, the country being
without an organized government, would
pass through a terrible crisis. The Duke
De Audlffret Pasquier remarked that the
question Of the Transmission could be again
examined after 1880, when it might be pos
sible to find some ground upon which to
compromise. Another meeting will be
held Saturday. The Journal DeS DebGtS
SAYS that an understanding between the
two Centres is possible, but if effected it
will be independently Of the Right.
Increase I'm the Rates Of Insurance.
Owing to recent fires in Havana, foreign
insurance companies have raised their pre-
miums about 40 per cent, and adopted
uniform rates Of premium.
Death Of Ledru ROIIin.
The death Of Ledu ROllin is announced.
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Gold Discoveries In sOnOr

A dispatch from Tuscan says very rich
gold mines have been discovered in Sonora,
on the San Miguel river. The claims
cover a surface Of two miles square.
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The NAVY Favorable TO Alfonso.

SANTANDER, Dec 31.-The government
Of Santander has resigned. The town is
quiet. The navy is favorable to Prince
Alfonso. Marshal SeHanO has gone 70
Madrid.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-01

The election to-day was very quiet.
The white ticket was elected without much
opposition, owing to the fact that the late
called session OF the Legislature repealed
the Law allowing special elections.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
A Fatal Explosion In SutrO Tunnel
Rich Gold Mines Discovered.

SAN Francisco, Dec 31.-JOhn Della
ny and Samuel Richards were killed yes
terday by an explosion inthe SutrO tunnel.
Mr.. Pillow was fatally injured, and several
others saHernls hnrf
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caused the whites to publish a protest
against the ex parte investigation.
The white Ticket Elected.
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decrease OF speeIe I'm Bank.
An Organized government for France.

PARIS, Dec. 31.-The specie in the Bank
Of France decreased 5.272,OOO francs during
the week.
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WASHINGTON.

Internal Reyenue and Customs Re.
eefFts, Etc.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81. The receipts
from internal revenue to-day were S567,-
SOB. The receipts Tor the month ending to-
day were SS,9S4, $50, and for the fiscal year
20 date, S53,273, 430. TIE amount Of
National Bank notes received for redemp-
ton to-day was S6S7, 40. The total re
ceipts for the six months ending to-day, are
S56,OT2,0I0. The customs receipts for the
week ending Dec. 20, were as follows:
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CAPITAL, 100000
TWENTY PER CENT PAID Up
GERMANY.

my ministry will be composed Of men Of
all shades.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-03-23
TUESDAY MARCH 70. 1875.

The Fulkerson- Co warden diff
Guilty seems to have at last reached
n elimination. On monday If last
week, Col. Fulkerson met Mr.. Co
warden in front of the Richmond
Post oifiye, and proceeded to cane
him with small hickory cane, un~
Ill the two closed, and were tEen
parted. The next scene represents
Mr.. James z. COwardin, son of the
Editor of the DISPATCH, having
come from Washington city for
the purpose of espousing his faith
er's quarrel opening a hostile cor
respondence with Col. Fulkerson.
The lattler gentleman declined to
recognise him unless Mr.. Coward
On, ST., would confess unwilling
ness by reason Of inability, or in
capacity to seek his own redress
At this stage of the proceedings,
both parties were arrested and ia
ken before the police Court, where
they were bailed, each in the sum
Of one thousand dollars. Here let
lis hope the matter will end.
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kerson that there wasno probability OF
duel between him and Mr.. Coward
il, Jr
Tae counsel for both parties argued
in behalf of their release without CIV
ing bond, and Mr.. James A. Cowardin
came to- the bar ard by permission
of the court said he felt it due to
himself TO state that he was ignorant
Of what was gong on until his son
was arrested. else it would not have
been brought to court, for be would
have prevented him, rs he had his
other sons, from reSortiug to any
h"stile measures, and added, "for
myself, have no complaint TO make,
aud no grievances to satisfy here or
elsewhere"
Justice White said he felt it to lie
his duty to re Lai'e security Of both
parties. in the sum of ] 900 each, to
keep the peace for twelve months.
General Bagmcn, Senator Greever,
and Major Longiey, became surety
for Colonel Falker>On. AID Mr.. Pur-
cell for Mr., Cowardin.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-03-23

HEMP CARPET (striped), full yard
wide. At Csc. wrth 3Oc.:
PRINTED HEMP CARPET at S5c .
worth SOC
INGRAM CARPETS at4Oc.. Soc,
Doc. 75c. SOc.' S5c, 9Oc,, 81,
Ito, and sl.I5 per yard.
TBREE.PLY CARPET ct 81, 25 and
81 80 per yard woth $3.50 and
$780,
ENGLISH TAPESTRP- BRUSSELS
CARPET a: 81 20 worth 81 so per
yard
LIST CARPET at Csc. worth soc. :
VELVET and TAPESTRY RUGS
from 81 up to SIS;
COCOA MATING at Coo. and zoe.
per yard wortl, 75c. and S5c,'
OIL CLOTHS from 400, Up to S5e.
per square yard;
OIL.CLOTH RUGS at Soc, 75c :.
81. 81 % ST 80. Sl.75, 81, and
$3.50.
BIRD'S>EYE DIAPER, al pure
linen, at 25c,, so, 3d., 40, 45c.,
and SOC, all remarkably cheap
COTTON DIAPER at $l,25, 81 80.
and SI.75 for a piece of 10 yards
HUCKABACK TOWELS at 81. 25,
SI.50, SI,75, s., . 20, $3.50. So,
and up to SIS per dozen;
DOYLIES-all pure linen-at 60c.
rs, and 81 per dozen, worth 75c
81, and SIZE per dozen;
NAPKINS at 81 %, SG.5O. $1.75,
s., and up to 50 per dozen;
LINEN TABLE-CLOTHS, from Il
to yards long, from soc, up to
SO apiece:
TURKEY-RED TABLE DAMASK,
Table>Clotns, and Doyhcs-all very
cheap;
CALICO COMFORTABLES at 125,
$3.50, and $3.50, worth 81, = 80
So;
BLANKETS at s. so, s2.75, So, aud
up to SIS pair-th;s stock mus
be closed out at once.
WHITE QUILTS at 81 $50, l -
s.; s. 80, and W to the finest
MarseiIles Quilts;
COLORED QUILTS at 81. %, $3.50,
$l.75, 81, and $3-these are clns-
ing cut prices and are very cheap
GENTLEMEN LINEN COLLARS
at 40c per dozen worth $l.50, ard
Iu!I assortment Of COLLARS
from 81 up to 8 80 per Dozen
LADIES LINEN COLLARS at 5Uc.,
10, and 81 Fer dozen worth 81, Sc
$l.I5. aud 81 per d, zen,'
NOTTINGHAM LACE iOr curtains
at l62. ~, 20. 80, 80 D., 80, 80, co,
70. aud 81 per yaid-4lI much be-
bow regular prices
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS
from 81 80 up to SO a set for two
windows; also, elegant LACE
WIND0W-CURTAIMS;
WINDOW SHADES in great variety
at great bargains;
SHIRT BOSOa:S, warranted pure
linen. from 20c. up to 81;
BRAIDED PIQUE BIBS at 20. 20,
and Doc, worth 80. 40, and 80.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-03-23
Fishing in North Fork.

The act of 1874 with regard to
fishing in the North Fork of Hol-
ston, was repealed, and amended
Oh the 23rd of February last. 1t
now provides that:
"No person shall Hereafter draw
or haul any seine, net, drag OF trap
in the waters Ct the North Fork CT
Holston River, for the purpose of
taking fish thcrcfrom at any. time
from the first day of April, until
the first day of July in any year."
The penalty therefor, is ten dol
lars for each offence, and the for
fixture of their seine, to be collec~
ted before any Justice of the Peace.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-03-23
Tho Comardcn.FuIkerson

difficulty is at last placed before
the public in It's the light Else
where will be found the corresron,
dence, and here is a card from two
members of the House, who wit,
messed the collision. Gen Bag
well is the member, from Accomac,
aud is an elegant gentleman. Mr..
Lamkin is member OF the House,
and a preacher, and was accident
ally present. Thsir statement
none will question, and it brands
with injustice the false account
sent out by the asso, lated Press.
To the Editor Of the Whig:
RICHMOND, VA, March 49, I
have seen various statements Of the
personal rencOutre between Mr..
James a COwardin, of the Richmond
Dispatch, and A. Fulkerson, ESQ,
member of the House of Delegates
from the county of Washington. As
an eyewitness and disinteresied
party, deem it due the parties to
make the following statement: On
the morning Of the 18th, Col. Ful>
kersGn, Gen. Bagweil, and myself
were walking up Main street. Near
ly IN front Of the POst>Office, Messrs.
Flu kerson and Cowardin met each
other. Mr.. Fuikerson asked, sis
this Mr. Cowardin?" His answer was,
Il am" care you editor Of the
D,&putcLY' q am. and you are u
scoundreI," replied Mr.. CowardIn.
Whereupon, Mr. F., stepping back,
commenced Gaming Mr.. c., striking
him several blows in rapid succession
with i small hickory cane, Shivering
it to piecs. It IS due to say that Mr..
c. repealed the attack with spirit,
r;shing upon his antagonist. They
clinchcd > then it was Il gentleman
unknown to me and General Bagwell
parted them. The cause of this
difficulty was owing to some sharp
structures made by The representative
from Washington on the editorial
columns Of the Despatch, which the
editorrepelled by severe dcnunciation.
So far from much contempt being ex-
pressed al Mr.. FuIkerson's conduct,
as stated in kilograms Of the ASsnciat-
ed Press, he has been commended in his
course by all with whcm l have con-
yerSed.
10 casual observer Mr.. T. would
seem to be- a robust man, but such is
not the case he was wounded in
battle during the war, both in lis leg
and arm, having only the perfect use
Of but one arm. Mr.. c.. though
somewhat advanced in years. is active
and we'll developed : hence. | conceive
Mr.. +. bad no advantage in point OF
strength, as was also stated in the
telegram alluded to.
Respectfully,
j. j. LAMKiN.
/ concur in the above. as being an
impartial aud correct statement Of
the meeting and conduct Of Colonel
Fulkerson and Mr.. Cnwardin.
Respectfully, &C.,
Il. Il. BAGwELL.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-03-23
SPECIAL BARGAINS
FOP THIS MONTE

BRAIDED PIQUE APRONS a,sIs5
and 81 very handsome goods:
DIMITY BANDSat Zoe. or three f,
Use, worth 25c. apiece;
STAMPED BANDS, CHEMISE al
MIG HTGOWN Y0KES for en-
brodery and braiding;
Genuine FRENCH EMBROIDERY
COTTON;
4 full assortment Of LADIES
READY MADE GARMENTS.
Elegant BEADED POCKETS q,
$3.50. 81, and $3.50 worth more
than double TIE money;
BEADED GIMPS and FRINGS very
cheap
BLEAGHED KNITTING COTTON
ali sizes, in balls, at reduced prices
UNBLEACHED KNITTING,COT,
TON, all sizes. at SOC, per pound 1.
COTTON-YARN, all sizes from No
4 to y, at Sl,35 per boundle OF
FIVE pounds;
COLORED CARPET-WARP, the
best manufactured, at 81 per bun.
die of five pounds;
COATS'S, JOHN CLARK'S, and
CLARK'S o. y. T, SPOOL cor
TON. at zoe. per dozen:
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES At
4 and sc. apiece;
SEW1NG-NACHINE OIL, the best
manufactured. at l5c. per bottle.
LADIES LINEN HANDKEI;.
CHIEFS at 75c., 81, ,Sl2j and
$50 per dozen;
EN- BROIDERED and LACE HAND.
KERCHIEFS in great variety;
BLACK CREPE COLLARS at extra
ordinary bargains;
BLACK CREPE Wells in all quail
ties and sizes;
EURS for Ladies and Children-Yery
cheap.
BLACK and COLORED YELYEFS
! and YELYETEENNS in al coIors
and qualities;
BLACK ALAPACAS, in all Quai.
tiles, at extraordinary bargains;
BLACK BOMBAZINES. AUSTRIA.
IAN CREPE, HELAINES,
TAMISE, and other Dress Good,
for morning;
RICH SASH and NARROW RIB
BONS at lower prices than ever:
NECK S'iARFS for Ladies at lJc
%, So, 5Jc. and up 70 81
all very cheap.
A full assortment &c BLACK aud
COLORED SILKS. POTLINS,
CASHMERES, MERINOS. and ,.'',pr
flSiiorabic aud seasonlbie DRESS
| GOODS, and all other articles H. ally
kept in first class dry good, sue,
which We do no. enn9IcrItc for want
of space. nil Of which will be sold at
prices yhat will make it 10 the adyan
tage of all 10 plr.hlse their goods 81
US.
Goods sent by express G.. o. j.
or upon the receipt Of the money
When god, are ordered to be- s-n,
by mail mmey nus, be seat 10 Pay
the postage,
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Available New Book.

The glory of the present age is the
diffusion of useful information. The
appearance therefore Of any new
publication that bids fair to enIighten
the masses still more fully, upon any
practical subject, should be regarded
as reasonable ground for congraiu-
lation. 1t gives Us pleasure therefore
to call the attention OF our readers to
DR.. II. V. PIERCE S forthcoming
book entitled The Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser. This work
will contain about nine hundred pages,
will be well bound, illustrated with
about two hundred wood cuts and
colored plates, and sent by mail to
any address for the unprecedcntedly
low price OF $3.50. 1, will be ready
tor delivery early in April. the
Author has become widely and
favorabiy known to the American as
we'll as the people Of several foreign
nations, thorugh his Family Medicines,
aud as the founder Of the World 5
D,spensary at Buffalo, n. Y, estab>
lishcd for the treatment of ChfOuic
Diseases, and now ventures 10 APP
pear in the new role Of authorship.
From perusal of advance pages, We
believe the book is calculated to he
eminenlIy useful. 1t embraces wide
range of subjects, all Of them bear
ing with more or less directness upon
the ail-imp0rtant question of health.
Biology, Physiology, the Cerebral
Functions, the Human femperaments,
and Hygienic Treatment. or Nursing
of the sick, receive that attention
which their relative importance de-
mands. Physical and Mental Gull
lure, Ventilation, Sleep, Cleanliness,
Food, Beverages and Clothing are
p actical topics and are treated in
\ practical manner. The use of Wa
ter as a Remedial Agent Ieceiy~s
that attention which it deserves.
Under tie head Of Remedies for
Diseases is presented list of our
most useful indigenous medicinal
plants, together with their properties
an use and pictorial representations
OF many of the most import Mt. The
appropriate does of each remedy Is
also given. After suitable intro
duction we have in Part Fourth.
Diseases and their Remedial Treat
mcnt. Almost every disorder that
preys upon tho human system is here
described, together with its symp-
toms. causes and treatment, as far
as i; is thought safe and advisable
for the nonprufesSional to prescribe.
Chronic ailments receive special at
tentiun. A chapte: on Accidents
and Emergencies is a very useful
feature Of the book. Beside this,
mush miscellaneous and profitable in
formation is given. which will make
a genuine wade mccum"- con-
venient companion in every house
hold. Many precious life has been
lost from the lack Of just the know
ledge which this work imparts. A
healthy moral sentiment pervades
the whole work, and we cordially
commend it as worthy of place i'll
every family.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-03-23

every year. And further, when men
know that they must pay every ex-
peBse Incidental TO a long wearisOme
lawsuit. you will see them settle their
difficulties by an arbitration Of their
neighbOrs, and hence "A better state of
feeling would pervade our country
among neighbors.
1t is to be hoped our next legislature
will take some interest in these great
questions and will make some effort to
relieve the over-bur,lened people of
the State in part, at least, of their
enormoUs burdens
Yours,
H. G, BURNETT.
Pickettville, Dec u, 1874.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-03-23
The Cast OF JurieS.

At the request Of ga subscriber
we publish to-day, an article from
II. G. Burnett, on the above sub
iect, together with the endorses
mcnt Of "Subscriber," who is a
substantial and influential citizen
OF this county. The question is
ono deserving of attention, and
there seems to be much force in the
position taken. Much Of our lit
cation is conducted at too much
expen-e to the public.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-03-23

PLNCHBAcE goes into the strap
pile with otler counterfeit things.
There lot him lie. The Senate
counted noses and found the gen.
man was spouted, and BY vote of
SO to 80, his case was postponed
until the meeting Of Congress in
December. We admire the for
bcarance OF Senator Andrew
johnson, who finding him dead de-
clined TO puncture his carcaso and
saved himself for fercer battlcs.-
BY the way, we are perfectly will
ling to wait and see the end of
Mr.. Johnson's present views, and
We will bet dollar the wisdom
and soundnoss of them will be
fully demonstrated by the results.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-03-23
Jan. 0.-3m,
Assignee's Sale of Valuable
Land in Scott County.

DY virtue OF decree Of the District Court Of the
= United States for the Western District OF Va
entered at the October term, 1874, shall, as AZ
signes Of John HickaiD, Bankrupt, sell at public
cutlery in front Of the Court House in Estilvile
much Of the land Of said Bankrupt may be neees.
sary pay the debt, interest," and costs mentioned
IN said decree and costs of sale. Said lands con-
sisis Of two separate tracts OF about loo acres
each, upon one Of which the said bankrupt now
resides.
TENSION sufficient 20 pay the costs Of sale
will be required in hand the remainder on credit
OF six and twelve months, the purchaser to give
bond With good personally security forthe deferred
payments. and title to be retained by the Assignee
until the purchase money is fully paid.
Time OF Sale Tuesday April 18th. 1878.
WIN. PAGE, Assignee.
Mar. sat,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-03-23

THAT was quick work of Col.
Buford, last Tuesday night, when
between the hours of II 2. M. and
2 a. NJ, he changed the gauge Of
his r. Il. between Greensboro
and Charlotte, distance of "a
miles. At this, Richmond rcioices,
for it throws her in gague with
Atlanta by the air line, but Nor
folk mourns. for it exactly throws
her out Of gague.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-03-23

Gov. Brownlow, in abiding TO
that "iniquitous measure" says:
"As far rs heard from in the South,
the coIored people are behaving re-
markably well. The white peo-
ME arc behaving equally well, and we
are pleased b. record the fact"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-03-23

The Police bill for Emory &
Henry College, became a law on
ne Sth instant.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-03-23
FOR tho News.
Mr.. EDITOR

VI K. LDIlON.
The annexed article 10 full Of inAer
est TO every Virginia Taxpayer, and
producer that l venture to clip the
same from The Grange Outlook, and
ask an insertion in your valuable
paper. Portions OF it, am aware. are
not applicable to our StAte, but much
Of it might be. if our Legislature could
be moved i'll The right direction. The
article is from the pen of II. G.. Bur-
nett, Esq, OF Pickettsville, Tenn,
and is well worthy Of the attention
OF every tax payer IN Virginia as well
as Tennessee.
A SUBSCRIBER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-03-23

The Funders are moving heaven
and earth to defeat the tax-bill in
the Senate.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-03-23

Hon. John w. Johnson aud Senate
Greever have our thanks for Docu
aeDts.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-03-23

John Mitchell, the Irish Patriot.
died last Saturday morning at
Domalame, Ireland.