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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-22

Ole Bull plays very well on fiddle
and on llutc, but sitting Bull gives
general hell to horsemau and to brute.
An Irish Bull the devil plays, with
reason and win rhyme, but sitting
Bull has snoaking ways OF shearing
men Of time 4 Romiah Bull has
made q saint OF many n sinner. but
Sitting Bull in full War-paint would
spoil an elegant dinner. 4 Roaming
Bull in china shop would raise a ter
ribIe fuss, but sitting Bun . sudden
slop has put 70 many - Cus5. hEL.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-22

Tm present war upon Govomor
IImriss is disgrace to the Domoc-
racy of East Tennessee. We tell
thom plainly that Mr.. johnson is
dead, and that their effort to con-
tnuo the war over his grave is as
improper rs it is mwisc. Cover
nor Hmriss was his antagonist as
he was most nearly his match in
ability. lie is to-day the ablcst
man in the State, and he will make
the Campaign ring with the music
Of Democracy, The effort to put
him down is like the one to put
Mr. johnson down two years AGO.
1t is an effort to submcrgo the
brains and genius of the State and
TO mount on guard the mediocres
and upstarts Of the day. We were
for johnson while living and for
liwriss now Johnson is dead. 1t
's q notorious fact that such men
as Gov Horriss was during the
|aI are the trucst and safest union
men m peace, 1t is only the
sNo.hr and politicians Of the war
era that are rampant now for war.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-22
A Naughty Feature OF the Cen
tcmniai.

JenDiai,
Paiadolphia Coue-po -poudonra Of the SAN Francisco
Chronicle.
In the main corridor of the Memo
rial Buildings annex, where the most
casual visitors are not likely TO miss it,
Q wax figure Of Cleopatra is displayed.
She rccliues upon q sort Of throne,
and Is almost naked. The workman
ship ia of the best, and the effect
startling, The flesh tint is natural,
the hair life.likc, and every detail
carefully done. Interior clock-work
hcavCs her bare bosom, moves her
arms ut intervals, stiTs her legs, turns
her mead lauguidly from side to side
and rolls her eyes. Her face and form
are beautiful, and the accessories are
in artistic harmony with conception
Of the Egyptian Queen ; yet her foa-
lures are not Egyptian, being rather
those OF beautiful French woman
An Ethiopian slave, equally nude,
stands ut her side and fans her. At
her feet lies a naked little boy, A
bird ilutterS on the arm Of her seat
4 golden canopy hangs over the group,
all being enclosed in q glass case. The
whole is surprisingly natural 50 much
SO that il has natural effect upon the
spectators, Young gi.is come sud
denly upon it aud draw back appalled,
They have ncrved themselves to look
at the statuary and pictures, but this
sight IS too unexpected and realistic to
be borne with stCadiuCss. They es-
cape without delay. Women inspect
the group shyly. Men are not to he
scared away by any feeling of modes
ty, and unless escorling sisters or
sweothcarts, stay on the spot i'm num-
bCrs sufficient to constantly crowd
that part of the corridor. | am aware
that such waX-Works, and worse, are
common in European museums that,
artistically, they are to be commended
as triumphs Of skill, being totally un-
like the Ciligies usually shown in this
country but don't think they ought
to be thrust unwarningIy upon the
the sight OF mixed congregations .-
Some Of the Commissioners are Of my
way Of thinking, and Clcopatra's stay
on the grounds may be Of short dura-
tion. President Hawley ID from Con-
Hccticut, and Is PuNtauical, lie stops
i'm front of Cleopatra whilo / stand
there.
"What do you think of hu@' l
asked.
~ thing OF beauty" he answers,
"hut not a joy forever / guess we
will have to get her ought of sight. 1
must talk with Sartain about her"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-22

THE President has played it
'prctty fine and has succeeded in
hoodwinking the Democratic House
Of Representatives, by obtaining
the passage Of an act increasing the
army by five thousand volunteers,
ostonsibly for the campaign against
Sitting Bull. Immediately on the
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-22

The Rev, John S. c. Abbott has no
hope ofrccoycry. From his dying bed
at Fair Heaven ne sent recently TO an
autograph collector two cards, one oi
which was inscribed, John S. G..
Abbott, daily expecting hearrival OF
the Chariot Of Israeli to take him TO
his Heavenly home. July II, 1850
On the other was written; "Peucile0
ON sick aud dying bed Of great hap.
piness"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-22

How IT FEELS TO BE SCALPED, ,-.
Interview with . Black Hills Survey
OF in the Kansas City Times. ID had
been sent on ahead up the hill, lust
where the big stone hut stands by the
road, and with boy named Kountzc,
from Omaha, set down to wait for the
wagons, which were slowly coming up
out of the valley, When the wagons
reached us J started on alone through
tho rocks and pine bushes to seek a
good camp. 4 few hundred yards
further on looked down q ravine to
the right and saw five mounted In
dians ride across the valley. started
TO go back TO the train, when at least
n dozen Indians ran at me out of the
the bush, and you bet J ran and hal
loOcd FOR help. IN minute more
two OF three of them shot at me. |
felt a sharp. stingiug pain in my left
leg and another i'm my left shoulder.
and fell. Then they were upon me
In minute, and one Of them put his
knee in my back, while another hit
me Clip with club or q butt OF q
gun / don't know which, as I had no
time to think. All | know | was
being scalpod, my hair was held tight,
felt a hot, red-hOt stiuging sort of
pain all around MY hcad-being torn
out by the roOts-it was too much I
couldn't stand it | died-at least /
thought | did, But my scalp was
saved just as it was being torn Off
The boys at the wagon had seen me
running saw the Indians and came
on, thirteen of them, and got up Just
in time to prevent the red devils fin
ishing their work. The Indians, as
well as my friends, thought | was
dead But / came 20 again and nv
scalp was laid back again. 1t was on
ly half torn oil, as you will sec, and is
growing again nicely"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-22
THE MEN OF TIE TRIBE.

Two men of this tribe, who might
be taken ut first glance for Greeks in
white shirts, accompanied Sckajugu, "a
suu-chiei under Samboozl, and our
expedition TO Lake Albert and back TO
Uganda; but they were extremely un-
communicative, and nothing of the
history OF their tribe could / obtain
from them. Their diet consists ofmiik
and bananas, and they were the only
men of rank in the entire force under
Samboozi who possessed more than
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-22
4 CLEW 10 THEIH ORIGIN.
X. r. S. Of the Petersburg Pos.

X. Il. S. Of the Petersburg Posi-
says;
Much has been said about tho. quad
room that Custer carried through Viz
ginia with him during the war. II is
not known that this woman, who was
very handsome. was owned by Gener-
al WINS. c. Wickham, when she was
captured by Custer when he made o
raid i'm Hanover. This girl was then
az General Wickham's farm i'm Hano-
,gr. Custer carried her with linn in
an Old carriage, and when lie reached
King and Queen he burnt up the old
vehicle aGd took a new one from a
farm there. This woman remained
with him until the surrender at Appo-
mattOX, and then she mystcriously
disappeared and has never been heard
of since.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-22
II Pays II Psayg :
WHAT PAYS ?

which has been published weekly for the last
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OF any other publication, I'm fact IL is the only
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

In regions whore Liver complaint and it.
consequences such bEapcg#0, Loss of Ar-
petite, Jostjvoncss, Piles. Sour Stomach
Chills oad Fever, Foul Breath, Hcsllcs-ues
at night tiatuancy, Nervousness, Affections
Of the Bladder and kidney. sicr, Uca aIarlps
Sc, prevail there has long been felt the nee .
Of q medicine that would act specifically on.
the Liver, restoring its normal lunctious,apI
at the same time he safe from after bad
effects and so simple that it might be used
by amy one. IL is claimed that DIR. Trrr'a
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tuition. They are not recommended ms
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Liver, and those maladies which follow it,
arrangement. Asa pWMtivc medicine they
have no equal; their action is uniform. pro
ducingu gripping or sicknes.of the stomach.
In their usa no change OF dice or occupation
Is necessary is Murray st.,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-22
ADVERTISING RATES
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FOR Congress, Legislature, or County Off
Iownond Township Offices y gH gH
Ihe above rates will be rigidly adhered to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-02
From Albemarie COMFY.
Correspondents or the Richmond Dispatch.
SCDyTsvrrrF Eehrn,rv 90 1879

scoTTsvrLLE, February %, 1879.
Business was quite lively 10 our town on
Saturday last. The carts and wagons with
wood, produce, and the like, made Que think
OF old times, when this was the main ship
ping point for large extent Of bach. coun-
try. That was In the good old times before
railroads bad become 30 common, which
have knocked the prosperity out of 80 many
OF our smaller towns for the benefit OF few
that were fortunately located at either end.
The buildings destroyed by fire during
the war have not been replaced, and from
present appearances not likely to be, as the
bricks are being cleaned off and sold for other
purposes. The WOODEN factory has been
repaired so far as to be ready tn .cccceiye ma.
cMnery. For want of enterprise or mans
It is now useless for that purpose, but pre-
sents q rare chance for O capitalist wishing
10 engage in that kind of business.
A good mlny immigrants who settled In
this part OF Albemarle some years ago have
lately broken up and gone back to the old
country. Their want Of success at farming
reed not discourage Others from coming.
New settlers with moderate means, able to
buy only small farms, and willing to
work them with their own bands, will sci.
dom fail of success. To such there is an
excellent opening in the neighborhood OF
our town.
The breaking.out of smallpox at Hills
borough, in this county, created quite an
excitene ct the time, but it has all pretty
well died out now. The disease has nearly
or quite disappeared, as we hesr, and was in
no case fatal. The alarm served to induce
most Of the people to vaccinste their chill.
dren and have it renewed upon themselves,
which was very well. FL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-02
From Warren County.
FRONT ROYAL, February 90, 49,

y NUM- lloi AL, Il Col ualJ 90, lO'Vs
Editors Of Dispatch:
The pleasant weather we have had Is tell.
ing badly on the health of our community.
Several deaths have been reported In the last
few days, mostly from pneumonia. The
measles are raging to an alarming extent
through here; both young and old are suf-
feriHg from them.
Everybody here is apxiously looking for
the Shenandoah Railroad Company to com-
mencc work. This road has been graded
nearly ready for laying the track distance
Of seventy.fve miles. 1t passes through a
rich and fertile country, besides touching
the Blue Ridge in several places where there
is an abundance of rich iron, lead, and other
kinds Of ore.
At a special meeting Of the directors OF
this road at Cbarlestowp, W. w., on the
10Th instant. arrangements were completed
with the Pennsylvania and Cumberland
Valley railroads for the first mortgage bonds
of the Shenandoah Valley railroad. The
bonds are no ready, executed by all the com
panies referred to, with a most flAttering
prospect of speedy sale.
l think if the good people OF Front Royal
were az persevering in building up manu-
factories as they are in organizing and keep
ing up secret societies this would be one oil
the most thriving little towns in the United
States, independent of railroads. 3. F. j.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-02
MARINE INTELLIGERCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 1875.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, merchan.
disc and passengers L.. Il. Tatum, agent.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, NorfolK, mer-
chandse and passengers. l.. B. Tatuln, agent
Schooner Charles 7: sinnickson, Murney'
Charleston. s. G., rock phosphate, Southern Ferti'
lizng Company. ,,.- >--s.,,. lib.
Curtis i Parker
schooner Hanna s., Adams, Georgetown, coal,
Westham Granite Company.
SAILED.
Schooner Maggie F.. Gray, Hudgins, Rio dc ia
metro 44OO barrel. -four, Dunlop McCance:
Schooner William Mason, French, New YORK,
665 tons Petona camel coal, Curtis 4 farker,
agents. .,, No.. vo~L or.
and ties, Curtis Parker ,,, n,u,,,,
Schooner George Twbl, Miller, Philadelphia
granite, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore February 29h, schooner Martha
Collins, Groves. -
Schooner Abraham Richardson. Pray, sailed from
Havana for north Of Hatteras February 2Oth:
Schooner John Tway Wheatdlty, from keh-
mond, at Philsdelphia February 2sth. NM,
Schooners Lille Falkenburg, Falkenburg' ana
Henrietta Simmons Godfrey. cleared 1T New 1orK
for Port Royal, Va, February 2Sth.
schoonors John \. Parker, Outten ); ID. Raves,
Fort and jamestown, Hyers, were loading " Ne"
York for Richmond February 2Sh. ,J.,,a. ,ro,r
Schooner William b. McShatn' Halnes, from
Richmond, at Philadelphia February 2Sth.
Schooner G. A. Cummings, Herring, from JAMES
river, at philadelphia February 2S!h.
Schooner Milton, Richardson, nom klcnhono
for Washington, at Norfolk February Zstn. -. Sor-
Schooner Charm, Starr, from hlchlnonu' ~ Noi
folk February 29th. .,. ,Iu,
Rarpes Manchester, Minis. and CrenshaW, Hill,
from Richmond, at Nerfolx February 29Ih.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-02

Why THE RESUMPTION ACT SHOULD BE RE-
rEALED.-"But, apart from this practical i'm
pedment, the whole DRIFT of public sent-
mcnt is setting against the resumption act as
it stands at present. There is no Disgusting
the fact that business has been worse since
the Sherman act than it WAS before, and that
the inertness can be traced directly to the
unwisc provisions of that compromise. BY
fixing definite date for resumption it put a
premium on the unemployment of capital.
1t said, in effect, to every banker in the
la16, Don't use your capital produc.
lively, for if you do you will lose
money, while if you keep it free the green
back dollar, which is now at discount of
twelve or fifteen per cent, will in 1879 be
worth par in gold Every owner OF money
realized that the moment he invested it In a
house, ship, factory, a mine, or farm, or
any productive enterprise, the nominal value
Of his capital would be less after resumption
than it would be before-that, although the
dollar might purchase more, the nominal
property would be less. Hence the spectre OF
resumption has stood in the way, smiting
down every effort and enterprise looking
towards a permanent revival Of business. p
Nelr York Graphic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-02


barrel timber. sen87.5O p 1000. Flour barre
poles, @7@sS: hogshead hoops, no demand: hick-
orv hoop, 1880. a.s$f -
Rags-Mixed cotton, o,4e..: white, 4@oe.: wool.
Liquors, Wines. kco
dozen, gold. -.
Recttasd Waisksus: Market quiet; proof, nomi.
nal at s1.304s1.35. -
Rye Whiskeps: Medium, s1.5Ons9; pure old,
S2GA: Vir9inia Mountain. new. S2Ef2.5o; old
*2.50Q$3. 8 0 and upwards. 80
Gin: Domestic, 1.26as2; imported. az cage.
mill.Feed.
Ehfpstuf: 55c. p bushel.
BrotonstuH: soc, a busntl
Shorts: 25c T4 bushel.
Wheat Bran 20@25c. n busheL
Corn Bran: 10000. n busheI.
Powder, Shot. Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining. so. 0c61s1.26 u 90 ree.
Po1oder: 1915 bv the tive kegs-less thar nye
kegs So: blasting. S3GoS3.2J.
Shot: Northern. s2.40@s2.50 2 rag Of 25 d.
GTfndssones: 1x12Hc. q n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-02
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK: March 1.-Cotton dull and irreg-
ular: sales OF $40 bales at 12x9l2 1870. South
ern -four quiet and heavy: common TO fair extra.
Wheat dull and slightly In buyers favor; 81 AS for
amber Pennsylvania. Corn irmer and IN good ia
qury; CSC. for new yellow southern: Sic. for
new western mixed IN store. Oats dull and IN buy
ers' favor: 45G4Sc. for mixed western and State
46@51c. for white. CofTee-kio quiet and un-
sss sdo
Rice steady with fair inquiry. Tal'ow easier at 9S:.
Rosin steady. TurpeDuue frmer at 36kc. Pork
more more active and armer; new, $22s5 LaTd e6-
Whskey unchanged Freights steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTrMoPE. March 1.-Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat quiet and steady; Pennsylvania
red. S1.37@3l.3S; Maryland rec, $1.20@5l. so.
yellow, 5405Sc. Oats duIl and steady; southern,
40@47c. Rye nominal at 7S@S2c. Provisions
strong bunyant, and higher. Pork, s22 Is. Bulk.
con-Should~rs, 10xc.; clear, 1872. hams I SIG
16c. Lard steady. Coffee very dull. Sugar steady.
ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, March 1.-Flour steady, with mode
rate demand for medium grades; others dull.
linked, 3sAc.-latter for strictly fresh. Oats
dull; No. 9, 334c. Barley and rye duh aud I'M
changed. Fork higher at S22 so, delivered Lard
hiEher ans shouIders sc. clear rib and clear sides,
1iE@ I2Hc. Bacon trner aud held higher; shoul-
ders. 99sG9hc; clear rlb and Clear sldes, l2tsWl5
and 127s0l3Ac-
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, March l.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Grams unchanged. Provisions advancing
steadily. Pork. $22.50GS23. Bulk. meats-Shoul-
ders, SEc clear rib-sides, 12c clear sides, l24e.
Shoulders. 9Ac.; clear rib. sides 13c. clear
sides, 34c hams. sugar cured. 40 4Sc. Lard
fierce, Axe; keg 154c. Whskey easier at 81. Oh.
Ragging quiet and firm It12413c.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March l.-Four dull and shade
lower. Wheat dull q, sl.15@sl.25. Corn dull at
1870. Oats and rye quiet aud unchanged. Barley
dull and cropping. Pork strong ana hi CHER ut
$22.50. Lard-Uemand good At ull prices; steam,
l27913c, closing ut l3c.; keule. 13H@! 3&c
Bulk mean-Oemand fair ard advanced: shout
ders, S&c.; clear rib Sides ING &c ;clear SIDES
1915, closing at outside figures. Bacon-Demand
fair and firm; shoulders, 93c.; clear RIB, 12x@
l2hc. clear sides, 1870. Whiskey easier al l.O4.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, March 1.-The cattle market has
been dull during the past week. aud prices are GRc
lower; very best 5,.463sc. tist quality, 4A95Ac.
medium or good far quality, 4aGn41c.; ordinary
thin steers, oxen, and cows, 394c.; most sales Il
@54c.; receipts. 1854 head; les, 1901 head
Hogs have been quiet al unchanged rates receipts
5,O21 head. Sheep have been In fair demand al
unchanged rates; receipts, 2,O64 head.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-02
-nnN WASHINGTON.
nor on Gold nHtles,

A Hcr"'';5to be in the whole counir;,, the
There Is s sa,, :, aud aflost, Only about one
Trra>u'! ~ f,rtv milliors gold and silver
huadTc" 49,, .n;s about thirty millions are sir
~ 's' .,TJ OF which the Treasury ana
Ion O , SG 50 tie reports show, ABOUT sew
ti'S' ' ,,i,1,s There can, then, DC eiSe'
ta'r m. n'< shau, forty millions with "h,ss s
vat:e onf ,'nIr the custom dues, wnlcn
10 Pay SI n>,, ,irc hundred and sixty 10 one
aycrS-e 'n ~5 .irhty millions. showing clearly
hva3rtd ~" r,flnnns sfloat are required
,A,. ,aa '''.; Now, let the Treasury or
fax t,a's> w.. "a hoard from this forty
II. @'~N ,sv A.f on'S' "n, dar, mGu" onS
r ,, c5r,he,, towards 'e'. dad ~, a ,ha
No.: w.. Hn'' " no, be dcni.'ocu uy .he
~, '' ,''r- ~ ne little balance 's'ln Inc
8 Of ,,,~,,-rhqr;; Il must be rcmth.
.,s>o;, ,, ~, w., Treasury gets no gotd except
.2.ta '"'' ,,,,.s ~ purchase authoriZea oS
Is tSNH', " ',-r.s Il the Government Is 10
q " Nn1 ar cold Tor the purpose OF feneh1p'
s. 5on"' ~ r..r,yc custom dues IN legal
i.a1, Ny - - I'm, abolish the premium on
;aa!G'', - ,han parcha>c gold at par only
: 9' '", ',r"rE. wi:h which TO pay ioseiSo
wa Crgujrjy this would DC Inc P ,sn
.G'',.>>I1 - ~ = ,Arcwd businessman; II Tue
r. .,'. m cold can be abolished oy any
I7r."'''''., 1.,. ,4u4liznG gold and currency,
J.. ',roo. the Treasury procure al
~ -, nqr> surely no one Will pay q pre-
I''.'' - .,,J when lie has no use Tor the ar
.' When gold and currency, arc squa,,
l., value, ,aan and not till then, wlli
y ' ..,,,;or COM. Iou may lessen the Vo''
81, .'rrrcury untl it only equals CON-
-. Ell, rYr cu-tom dues are demanded IN
80 80. 49, "rrnian, on gold will remain. 1t
49, ~. ~ Inc ,c!a. y AMOUNT OF gold and cur
. :, .. m issue ,nl, determines the question
~ .-rm,um. J. i sinpy n" demand mace .'
30 ,,x tha, colnp,is The importing .l.iei
'ls"t 10 buy coin With which TO pay custom
~ "a Individual VII purchase goida' a pre-
NM Of III, sma.!cs; fraction OF a cent "Ncu
=. ,..,. 70 Use frr il. l. the importing ihcl
- -, -, could pay his duties in Ierl!-'en"eIS'
49, ali nav premium on gold - y GS'''
...,, ,lrgaigi.. FcbruCry 29h.