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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-28
To Tobacco Men.
a 500 ACRE FARM
I OLO SAI III
Near North Fol-, Scott County, Virginia,
MILES BELOW KlNDERHOOK,


MILES BELOW KlNDERHOOK.
| Will sell cheap, one Farm Of 500 acres,
4 toary rcrson wishing to buy, ana on
reasonable terms say onc-third each in
hand, and balance in nine and sixteen
months. The Farm lies we'll, ana is we'll
adapted to raising Tobacco aud grain Of all
kinds, also good grass farm it cultivated.
One hundred acres Of cleared land in the
Farm, well fenced the reminder in fne
Oak, Poplcr and Pine Timber; one good
Farm Dwelling House. 4OXlS feet, ono and
half stories high, spring near the House;
two branches runs through the Farm una
good Barn, one good Apple Orchard, also
Church and School House just ut the end
of Farm in good ueighhorhood, raw Mil
one and hal mile from the Farm, two
Grist Mills two aud three miles distant,
Post Office and Blacksmith Shop in me
mile Of Farm. The Farm is Is miles from
Railroad n Bristol Tenn, For further in
formation, address
JOHN W. JET,
No. A. Main Street.
Jan. %. '76-Im. BasroL TENN.
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Nashville Time.
Our Agents.

The following gentlemen viii act
as our Agents, and are authorized to
procure and receipt for subscriptions
and other business in our name.
Tazewell c. II. Va, II. G. Anderson
Lebanon Va, Capt. ]. w. Nc
Broom.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-28

Art Exhibition. Prof. j. Lester,
will give an exhibition at the Baptist
Female College on Friday night, aud
one on Saturday night at the Tenn
perance Hall, consisting of Panoramic
views Of trip round the world, with
grand diorama OF Ireland, also
Scrlptural scenes and views of the
Holy Land, views in England, France,
Rome, California and the Yosemite
Valley. The entertainment will be
very instructive and interesting, and
well worth the price of admission,
which is only % cents. Oue-half OF
the gross proceeds will be given to the
above named institutions. There will
be no humbug about this arrangement,
and we hope our citizens will extend
liberal patronage.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-28

Bamherger is selling out his stool,
OF Boots aud Shoes at cost, call early.
March 2S.-tf.
Go to Bamberger and see the Pro
Gress Shirt. latest thing, two shirts in
one. march 2S.-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-28
DOUBLE BLURRED FLOURIRC MILL,

with Turbine Water Wheel, and the most
modern machinery. All in fine working
order. This is considered one of the most
valuable mills in Southwest Va.
Also the property known as Z. c. Camp
BELLS residence, fronting Buford street
containing something over m acre, with
excellent dwelling, large double kitchen,
fine well of Water, good garden, n beauti-
full Grove, and all necessary out.houscs.
TERMS
CASH sufficient to pay cost and commits
sions Of sale, the balance on credit of three
equal annual installments, with interest
from day of sale, the purchaser giving bond
with good security, and lien retained for
ultimate payment. Possession given when
sale confirmed. The title to this property
ID considered perfectly good.
U. l.. YORK,
D. F. BAILEY. ! Com'rs.
Feb. 10, '75--tls.
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J. n. INGoLnsBY, PlainHf.
VS. Ia Chaucery.
THOs. CURTIN, DEPENDENT \
Piainiia.

J. n. ISoornsnr, Plainhf,
= In ChnuCprv
TH0s. CURTIN, DEPENDENT. }
The parties interested are hereby notified that
will proceed on Wednesday the 29ud day OF
March, 1875, at the Office Of York and FuIkprsop,
in Goodsou, Va, "to hear the proof and to take
"aud state an account between the parties, show.
ting what amount If anything there is due tho
"pidiutiF from the delendtnt aud what
amount II anything Their" Is, due The de.
"ieudant from the plaintiff, striking balance, and
"show IN whose favor " is, and how much, and
1.-THE Comm. will report specially, any other
"matter required by either party, or deemed per-
"tinent by himself" II not complet ID on the
day above mentioned, will adjourn from day Il
day until completed
Feb. 20. Ats
John NJ. Hamilton, Plaintiff
J, B. Hcnsley aud others, Defendants.
Curtis Etmcs Plaintiff
T. F. Wood, Defendant.
IN CHANrEET
The parties interested are hereby notified tina
will proceed on Wednesday, the 29nd day 81
March, 1876 At the Office Of ork and lkcrsun, in
6uod-on, Va, "to hear proof and enquire, who
"romposcd the firm Of Hamilton, Wood a. G n, aud
what Jacob Bamiltou's interest therein, was. ~
II not completed on the above mentioned day, /
will adjourn from day to day until completed.
LEONIDAS BAUjH, Cumr,
Feb, % Its.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-28

AT Bamberger's you will find the
novelty of linen bosom shirts (un-
laundried) only Sl.25, worth $500.
march est.
Hats and Caps in endless variety at
Bambergers. march EST
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-28

Bargains in Socks, Hankerchiefs,
Umbrellas, at J. Bamherger's.
March est.
Clothing made to order at Bamber-
gers, fit guaranteed, numerous sam
pies to select from. March est.
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Nov. 16, '75.-6m.
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Reliable Evidence

Nix. II. r. STEVENS
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that dI eaiiul disease, Catarrh, and had such bad
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body to take the VegetIne, for l can assure them
MRS. L. GORE.
Cor. Magazine and Walnut SITS,
Cambridge, Mass.
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Mystery Solved.
The Great Secret Of the Wonderful
SUCCESS OF VEGETiNE.

II strikes a. the of disease by purifying he
blood, restoring the liver and kidneys to healthy
action, ilyi igoratng the ncrynn y.tCm
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Local Column
MASONIC

=. tEe stated communications of o.ceolo toJge
80 80 - ,. \. NJ, will b. cid the Sgtarlays
81 81 oi aiA' Dclore, each fun moon, VIZ, Jan
1,n, I, te9 'th. March lth., Amil 81. MAY Glh.,
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Oct 2sih Nov. 25th.. DC g5Ib nc Sob
s. John the Evangelism " Wv '''''''
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4 HUNDRED yrAES From New. -
BN W L. oHMsBN, JR.

49,
How do You think tie world will be
When the Years have rolled away,
And this busy, bustlins world shall see
hundred years.from to day9
Doyou think the world viii be as bad,
Aud The good TO the bad men bow,
And tbs fate OF il.e poor will he as sad
i hundred years from now
DO yau thi IL the world will he as good,
win there he AS much Of biiss,
And the teachings Of charity understood
a hundred years from ihiss
DO you to!nk the day of peace shall come,
Aud never the sword be drawn,
No more the. Sonnd Of the.batile drum
NLen hundred Year,. are gone?
DO YOU think that, loyc shall rale tae.world
And the cFa OF good will dawn,
Aud never focman's iiag uBiurled
Nhen llgndIed years arc SoIe!
DOyou think iha. the little that We can do,
five work with hope or fears,
Canmakc the world the better TO view
Al iLc dawn Uf a hundred years
Jast think Of il now as matter 4 fact,
WLai a mountain Of sool appcars,
IfracL could do bat Que good act
l-Sch dIy Of those hundred ,earsl
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f.CC-i l..

The charade which wa, postponed
some time since, will be giycn in a
short time, under the management OF
sa;;sb!; parties. The proceeds will
be devoted t. the purchase Of an organ
for Union 'eAa,eh. F4.lpsTt,c4,4rs in
oar next.
Cheap for cssh--anything in the
mercantile line a, G. i. Erokey &
Bros. \ I
We are reliably informed that
a grand ball will be given at the Plant
er's Hous; on the evening of the z7th, /,
under management of suitable commit
tees, who have made arrangements with
Aunt Martha - Mrs. Ross, wcmcan-
70 furnish a supper on the OCCASION
The committees will also procure hand
Of music, and we see no reast why
the affair should not be'a success.
If you want to buy an oycrcost,
buy it Of c. R. BRicTsY & B2o. !
We are pleased to note the return
Of Mr.. c. II. Gaylord, who has been
absent for the last two months, on a
trip TO New York, Niagara Falls, the
Centennial, and Detroit.
New clothing Jus: received at G..
r. Briokcy & Bros. Give him a call.
\
The unsophisticated reader may
think "tinker's dam" is swearing, bu,
its nothing approximate thereto.
When the tinker wishes to solder up
the hole in the coffee pot, he places a
bit of dough or clay beneath the whole,
that forms the "dam" which holds the
metal in its place until it cools. We
don't care a tinker's dam whether you
believe it or not, its so.
Preserve your health, and buy
yourself a good overcoat at &. R
Brickey & Bros.
AT an election held at their hH
last Saturday night, the following
named persons were elected Ji,icers ol
Osceola Lodge, No. AZ, F. and A. NJ,
for the ensuing year John Matthew'S,
| ". NJ F. NJ, Pettey, S. W ; l.. Rous.
san, J. w j. o. Blackwood, Sec'y
! j. l.. Driver, Treas; John S. Brown
S, D.; Wm. F. Williams, Jr d., ane
| J. M. Lawrence, Tyler.
The above clcctej officers will b,
publicly installed at their hall oil Wed
nesday, the z7th inst.
Don't forget that G r. Bricke,
& Bro, have the cheapest and most dur
able clothing in town.
"A large and ne took of boot
and shoes just received at &. j
Brickey.& Bros,
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TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
The Mobilization of the Russian
Army--What it Means, and
What is Intended, Upon
the Word ofHoncr Of
the Czar.
Report Of an Interview Between
the British Ambassador and
the Emperor Alexander
Solemn Assurances of
the Latter,

LONDON, Nov. zI.-The foreign Of
flee publishes dispatch in which Lord
Lotus, the British ambassador TO Rus
sia, reports in de'ail what passed at tht
audience he had with the czar on No
vember and. lie reports that the czal
said he had sent the ullimatum to The
Porte because he feared the discomht
ure of the Seryian army might be fol
lowed by atrocities. The Porte had,
by a series of maneuvcrs, frustrated al
attempts a, pacitication. The present
state OF things is intolcrablc, and un-
less Europe was prepared to act firmly
and energetically, he would be Obliged
to act alone. lie much regretted to
see that inveterate suspicion and con-
tinual fear of Russian aggression still
existed iu England. The czar re-
minded Lord Lotus that he had, on
several occasions, given the most solemn
assurances that he desired no conquest.
lie had not the smallest wish or inten-
ton to acquire ConstantinoPle Such
an acquisition would be misfortune
tor Russia. The following are the
exact words of that portion Of the dis
patch referring to Constsntinople :
The "czar pledged his sacred word OF
honor, in the most earnest and solemn
manner, that he had no intention o. ac-
curing Cons.antinople, and if necessity
should force him to occupy a portion of
Bulgaria, i, would only be provisional
until the peace and safety of the Chris
tan population were secured. The
czar could not understand, when both
countries had a common object, name
ly, the amelioration of the condition OF
the christians, and when he had given
every proof that he had no desire for
conquest, why there should not be a
perfect understanding between Eng
land and Russia, based on a policy oi
peace, which would be equally bcneh-
cial to their interests aad to the interest
Of Europe generally. The czar said
ths, nothing could be more absurd than
the intentions which were attributed to
Russia of future conquest of India,
which was perfect impossibility. lie
dcplored the distrust manifested in
England, and earnestly requested me to
do my Utmost to disPcl it, and charged
me to convey to her majes;y's govern
mcnt the solemn assurances he had
given me- The dispatch also states
that in regard to the rumors tina, Ser
via and Roumania had demanded that
they should be erected into independ
ent Kingdoms, the czar said there was
no intention of establishing any such
Alingdoms, as such a course would be
silly The czar explained that he had
permitted officers to 90 to Servia, pro-
yided they left the Russian service. in
the hope Of calming the agitation in
Russia.
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ANaUSt.Na lcNTS,

Last Thursday night, the Osceola
Literary and Dramatic Association,
notwithstanding the inclemcncy of the
weather, presented "lIandy ANDY" and
"Raisng the Wind" The perform
/ance opered with the latter piece, the
plo, being that one Jeremy Diddler,
gentleman OF leisure, who is engaged
to several young ladies, eventually runs
away with the daughter of Mr.. Plain
way, Miss Peggy, in the cab of an un'
suspicious visitor. Mr.. Henry Cook
perssnated the character of Mr.. Did
dHr, and fully sustained the reputation
|he has hitherto enjoyed. Miss Adah
Pettcy as peggy" Mrs. l.. B. Robin.
son as "Miss Durable, Mr.. L. A. Nor
ris as "Plainway," Mr.. G., 4. Pcttey
as "Sam," Mr.. l.. Rousssn Is "Fain-
would" deserve much praise in their
respective characters. Mr.. s. S.
Semmes as "waiter" must also be men.
toned for his square dealing in the
culinary department. - MIR. Edward
Parry as "lIandy Andy" was immense.
and received the applause he SO richly
Yerited. Mr.. S. S. Semmes as" Squire
Ngsn," Mr. NJ, Heinz as esquire
lO'Grady," Mr.. J. o. Blackwood as
"Misther Mur ply" Mr. G. E. Peuey
as "Dick Dawson" Mr.. L. Roussan as
"Mr. Furlong,' Mr.. G. A. Ogrissek as
edward O'Connor," Mr.. L. A, Nor
ris as "Simon," E.. Il. Goss as 9First
Rutiian," Henry Cook as Second Raj.
fam Miss Adah Pettey as "Oonah
Rooney" Mrs. S. S. Semmes "Mad
Nance" and Mrs. l.. b. Robinson as
"Fanny Dawson" rendered their char
actcrs to perfection, and the audience
were highly pleased with the evenings
entertainment. We regret that we did
not hear Mr.. Parry's song, "Ther
you'll remember me-"
In conclusion, let US say the perform
ers are entitled to much credit for thei
rapid improvement since we witnesses
Their first entertainment.
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Rental Notice.
Rents Reduced Away Down.

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RIVER NEWS.

WAR DErARrNFSr, RIvrR RLrour. !
pccombur ,. 1876,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor An. Garland
secy oi statc-D f. Beavers.
Auditor Wa A.. Miller
TT rtasutrr- j. CHHICail
Au'y G-nl.-T. q. liugucs,
Com state l.4u54.-J = s.uitAee.
tuautcDi3f-J q. Basin.
thaglty Clpsk A A. Wit.
thici Jufic. =. 10. Eaet-t
Assuclac Iust!ce3-N "a. 81 Harrison and
UA,iu Nalhcr
congressman ... ul-ui,t-I. 4. Cause.
JUDICIARY
Second tircgu-luvItics of A,i-ei>sippi, Cro-s
Crtieaden, ro.Alseii, CulaHcLd, Greene, Gag e.
ton aud hHu4ulpb.
Circuit Jinig. l.. L. Mack
PICs Az y.-luus n. black.
LEGISLATIVE
39ih pisitict-Clpdtie- " Mississippi JCcksUs
pcia'sgit aud Craisi,.i.
STATE seuaor-J q henderson
Representatives. 4 NgiGle.
COUNTY OFFICER
County tud-o-L " t-uiru.
ShenG-J. Is Driver.
,ouUy u 90. ! r.. = Hale.
rtrsrHreI.J i. = hriycr
suye5oT--l Hfit II. i.aly.
As,t-.nl-.i. T.. Ward
yJloncr-A W Lu-as.
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McVeigh g. 6emmes,
ATTORNEYS AT law,
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NO T.sEe X'E' T. Es T. Z G..

CSCE0E.F.
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Will practice IN all the Counties Of
this (2d) Judicial Circuit, the Su-
preme Court OF the State, and IN
the adjoining counties Of Tcnnes-
see and Missouri. Special and
Hompt attention given to col.
-, TO the payment oftaxes,
= and abslracting titles,
sxer may appertain
Ageney.
Inn 1915
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The y denotes rise. and the - fan Of river.
Port Iists
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Osceola Belle, Memphis.
f" Thompson Dean, n. o.
Ste. Genevieve, Memphis.
Belle Memphis, Memphis.
Grand Republic, St. Louis
Caritol.City, Vicksburg,
" Robt. Mitchell. N. o.
DEPARTURES.
Osceola Belle, Ashport.
4" Thompson Dean, St. Louis
Grand Republic, N. o.
Belle Memphis, St. Louis.
Capitol Ciy. St. Louis.
Robt. Mitchell. St. Louis.
Ste. Genevieve, ST. Louis.
RIVER. WEATHER, AND BUSINESS.
The river still continues low at
this point, but rise is anticipated dur.
ing the coming week.
The weather has again changed,
the thermometer indicating 3oo.
Business lively on the levee.
GENERAL IrEMs.
1.-THE wind cuts like a knife.
Very unpleasant at the landing.
The Thompson Dcsn passed up
Thursday with load of sugar. She
has gone into the st. Louis and New
Orleans trade.
Capt. James Lees new steamer
Coahoma, ia the Memphis and Friar's
Point trade, is meeting unparalleled sue.
cess.
The Osceola Belle, Cspt, Az
drews, arrived from Memphis yester.
day, and returned last evening with a
large list Of freight and passengers.
Clever and accommodating officers can
always be found at her desk, and the
table constantly supplied with the best
the market affords.
The Capitol City arrived from ST.
Louis Tuesday, reporting the river very
low--six and a half feet from St. Loui:
to Cairo.
The 'lghthouses tender steamer
Alice passed up Monday, placing lights
in thess new channels, Iand paying of
light..renders
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