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CHAMBERsDuRG, Pa, Apr 3l.-R4iph l.. Rol-
In, and u John on, indicted for attempting roo the
National Bank oi Chsmocr- -hurp on the cith of Mauh
Last, yesterday found guity to sol.
ary confinement ~ tnA ana cgtt years respectively.
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A BANK Cashicr'. Disappearance.


ST. LOUIS, April 30. C. ID. Oneck. the cashiss
OF the oreurn SAVINGS Bans, ,l.Hppearcd yesterdsk
Ills s,cOunts ~ the nAuk are perfectly stralsat
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The Drnrh Of Kichnra NJ. Corw,ne.

WASHINGTON, April 30. Richard NJ. Corwine,
formerly Of Ono, and eminrut practitioner of law
before the courts Tins District, died here lsst night
Ia the slxtiy fourth year of his a.e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-01

The Erie Railway Company have announced q
reduction the Wagc, uf ali the track lburers tbs
E.sterL Division from 81 80 & 81 - yer daJ.
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The NIcsic Garrison Relieved.

MOsTAR, April 30 0.-Mukhfa Pdsha teleeraphs
that me- entered Nlcric mpr after defeating
the Of iusur cents at and occupy ng
their tutreLChulents Ntcsic .~s Dttn revlctualed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-01

PARIS, Aprll O.-lhe revolt in Algeria has
been Oompl,cIy fufdnod The leaders nave necn cap.
urcd and IRE IA as hostages Tor the good oonluct OF
~
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BELGRADE, April 3O.-iAe militia have been
oricred to suppy T. |insclyes VITA a weeks pruyis
ions. ana Il II msu,rNes Ia readiness to march a.
twenty -four hours no tee.
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snow in Central New Yor

AUBURN. April 20. snow has fallen here moa
tuc tInr t1T pact hours. Wind north sceH
Mercury 3s'
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LONDON. Aprii 30.-Advces from Cape Coast
Castle report that the King OF DahOmey has refused TO
pay the nne recently imposed him for maltreat ng
Biish subject, aud has sent an insoclt message 70
the british Conmuc ore. inviting hun to Visit ApOmel
where he promised to pay the demand Ia poWur anu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-01

Merchant ii. Wceden, the murderer OF Lfisa
4, Revere, IN Providence. X. L., N Pateroa
last weuA He usAppeAreu before he could Oe esteA
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Twenty-n i've liquor dealers were locked no b
the OAK street station and ten IN tue FTankln stro
station last night, for violating the Excise law.
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Jain Delivery in CHICAGO.

CniCAGO, April 30. Fourteen prisoners es-
cap"d from JI tis uruinE Wiiibtno H of Two prs
OuDs VINO hiic bens WNo 4ilti ihl lJiung
tAo asppy. uoeksg We ees sAa Tesssed We oIltIs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-01

Don't pay extravaGant prices for goods on
Rr ldNay OF sAtn avenue gnt you we pll an I'M
pa tial VISIT OF rXamnhtiD1 10 Enrcis IN ~ ,nth ave
nu, Dctween Twenti fourth aud INenti niIh s1TVots
-Adp
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The California House IN sing sing was ournse
yesterday mOruiIet the aork OF IN tncendiary. Tsa
loss | estimated al $1,000 insur ,nee $1,000.
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Dcnth In n RniIrori waiting Room.
DisciplInins the Tenlh Ward Roy.

John striker. a butcher, Of Inird avenue and
l2pth street. dlrd heart disease IN the waiug
he rhrI Avenue and Fordham liallroad l.st night
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POT1svIILP, Pa, April,D A -keleton of m IN
vss foud on he mountain near fraCa VIDE Ia ycHirr'
day IL il supp,s he W. murdered about }ear ygo.
tAe al ull belnR fractured aud the nose DTOhen.
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Ladies' will surely bear In mind that Real CHIP
Al 4. m al apes aud colOrA are selling lot - Gents AZ
I-lrrH-, IN l. slth svcnue lev d0eTi 40vte IweLH
fvuft siIteL -4as
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NEW JERSEY.

sixteen boys were locked up IN the Eldridge
street station yesterday tor plsying bal In TIC streets.
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Iuccndiarism in ClavrracL.
rosa ISLfND.

The Lawrence iIouse, It Clayerack. n. Y, was
r.,d ytsltraAi. Los t3tOw. insured Tor $4,000.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10

! One word more about the Towr I,
/ the Council DOS moi surr6Y,, oJ,,,t
/ ONE plan TO bridge the crapk ror no.
| destrians on the north siJa nf MIN
street, and also To iuproyr tho eida-
! walk on the same side OF Main sfrant
/ then the ruin of to,dsou UiIi l,r ,s,
surod. Mark what saw Int , r.w
more OF the new Uu.iuass bou.ae ~, ,t,
on the Tennessee side aud il ,yiII Nv
the travel and tra8r as rfFrcluoIIv
there as though every house ON this
side should be uailSd nm \, mn ~
will then dare to build ON the \-irgina
side, for lie would be alone II nu.t
be done quickly if all.
One more word Jnu'l like tn tnII
it, but there is n, I9uht that Inc l,,,d
women are now i'm town in, such ruiI;:
hers that they ARE aLouf 10 take if
Things have 8t last rcachpd tho point
that mon no longer soon, o.Lor,ad tE
hang about them boIdIv i, broad dov.
light They seem tG bovo 'rar,ngr
peace and uIintorruutoJ e,ypy Tha,.
almost seem to have Income \ rrrnG-
nized and lpadinu insti,ufion Of tEa
town. There orn .rsud,Ia nfIo9t roo
that are a di,pracc to The town Some
of the houses have Liacl, and wIito
mixed up I'm the most rn,nltiug oss,.
citation. saw one of these strnmpefs
to-day on leading street ruiIty oT ~
voting conduct in rull view of Nor.
sons then passing ON the street II i,
time that these films 20 into mint 80
1t is time that the families of fnwn ha
aroused TO the dancer In sonn ra.ny
it is said that coIornd mon have Iorro
collections of white nro.tfin,c. I,n5,t
for profit. Tell me NOT th9f enah
things are not proper for the town mn.
yer. II is bv no means hidden oIraaIv
from, many of tI,n,.nr,l,s', IF H., t,.,'.,'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10
TIE s'IItGUs.
A Bloody Day.

1t is said and said unanimously that
never was there before go large "A crowd
Of people in Bristol "a old John
brought together here last Friday. On
Thursday evening two hundred wag.
ons were IN the ST. eets, and up to Fri.
day noon the influx was like TINT of a
vast army coming into some captured
metropolis Jno. Barley Corn seemed
King of the grand carnival,
The police attempted to respond to
the request Of the showmeu for the ar
rest Of an inebriatod individual, who
drew his knife aud refused to surrcn-
der Others in the crowd came 20 his
aid with knives, ard two of the police
had thcir pistols to go Off uuintcu-
tionaliy, Sergt r., r. Hamlet had his
pistol cooked in his pocket and forget
ting it, the pistol went Off and shot
the end of his left little finger through
at the base Of the nail. Another pis-
toll in the hands Of some one went Of
the bail striking the Ticket Agent,
JOS Allen, in the side. DR.. w. NJ.
Phillips was summoned, and though
unable to find the bail, pronounced
the wound not mortal. Nearly all of
the town physicians were soon sum-
moned, and though the wounded man
seemed to suffer much, they agreed
with DR.. Phillips in his prognosis,-
He was taken away on the morning
train.
After dark Mr., Isaac Moore, known
tamiIliariy AS Bud Moore, was shot 10y
some unknown person, while passing
down the alley leading to the Virginia
House stable, The ball entered Just
below the Collar bons and very near
the subcIovian and other importan
arteries. DR.. Phillips was again called
in and pronounced the wound not
serious. He was taken home in an
ambulance. A man giving his name
rs Nolan, but whom no one seems to
have known, came into Dickcy's Drug
store with first class scalp wound
which seemed to have been inflicted
with a billy. He was dressed and
went away wiser. There were several
other fights knock downs and drag
outs. The cnlaboose was filled, and all
in all the day was one that even tho
officials of the show considered as
justfy.ng their repeated questions as
to "what sort Of damned town is
Bristol any way?"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10

And 90 TO Dickey's Drug store for
Drugs Paints Oils, Varnishes, Win
dow Glass, Patent Medicines, Wines
and Liquors for medical purposes, Fam
cy and Toilet articles, ToGaccos and
Fine Cigars, aud i'm fact everything
pertaining to 'hc Drug Trade They
have just received fresh and com
ple'c stock and are selling at prices to
suit the times, Merchants and Phys
ician should buy all their Drugs from
them and save money IA they propose
to duplicate Northern and Eastern
Bills. Call and see them. Next door
east Of Thomas House.
Sept Goth, '76.-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10
LITERARY NOTICES
SCribncr
October.

Notes on Salmon Fishing is the
leading article in ScribHey, and the
first of a series of articles on Ameri-
can sports Col. Warnings illustrated
papers descriptive of the beautiful and
little frequentcd Mosel river and en-
titled 1.-The Bride Of the Rhine are
concluded. Thomas j. Vivian discus
Sos "Johu Chinamau in San Francis
co, -" and makes some rather startling
statements. Then there is a sketch OF
the Great Fair, by Daniel G., Mitchell,
also paper by John Burroughs, cnti-
tied Autumn Tides - story by
Boyesen called "The Man who Lost
His Name - condemnation Of "Ihat
Lass % Lowrie's" and "Philip No
ans Friends - and poems by Rich
ard Henry Stoddar, Mary Mapes
Dodge, and r.. L. Meyers. DR.. Hol-
lands "Topics of the Time" are 1.-THE
Civil Service" Suspected Dutics," and
"Euglish and American Copyright"
50. Nicholas for October concludes
the third volume Of this most admira-
BILE magazine with n very interesting
array of contributors. Among the
first is an article 10y Prof. Richard A..
Proctor, entitled "Ihe Morning and
Evening starr II is an admirable
paper, eXl .laining simply and clearly
the various changes and conditions Of
the planet Venus. 80 far as KNOWN
The distinguished author gives many
interesting facts and explanations i'm
the short space of five pages aud IL
illustrates them with four excellent dia-
grams,
Mrs. Oiiphaut's series on windsor
Castle is concluded In the present
number with a paper on "Queen Vic
toIia,n IL IL illustrated with several
fine pictures, and large and hraut-
ful engraving Of princess Victoria
forms the frontispicce of the number.
We are sorry 10 say "eood-bye' 10
Mrs. Olghaut, and the old castle he
has made so interesting.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10
SIDEWALK LETTER.
on TIE SIDEWALK /
Oct. 10, 1876.
Oci/O-U.

ON IHE Side w AK |
Oct. 10, 1876. !
TO the EdUor al he Ac"s:
To-day will probably tell the story.
Ohio will go republican,, but if In
! diana and West Virginia 60 Demo
cratic Tilden will he the Pres ident. II
fair election can be had we have
them. But mark you the party now
in power would az soon die rs give up
the government. They will do very
mean and very shameless things Iath-
er than take their hands out Of tho
treasury. Therefore we may be too
confident. Never did party make n
greater effort than the republicans are
making to-day. In Colorado it seems
that we carried the vote of the whole
state, but lost the Legislature. That
little State was made for Hayes and
Wheeler aud so they get it They
will need it. The fact is, MIR. Editor,
the Presidential election is in doubt,
and unless the October States to-day
set mp flood tide, the struggle will be
very close.
Old John Robinson has the largest
crowds ever drawn on this line. He
made ten strike by coming this way.
In this town he had over 900 admis-
us half the damage the Centennial
does every month. Every man going
into old Johns tent leaves fifty cents
behind, but every one going to the
Centennial takes away for indisponsi-
bic expenses fifty dollars, and most Of
them make il hundred. Just one
month from to-day the gates of the
Centennial will close never to be re-
opened until all these PEOPLE shall
have been sleeping the sleep of the
grave,
GOV. Kemper did right i'm declining
To name day tor Virginia, Well did
he say that the people are too poor to
celebrate i'm manner acceptable to
them or bCcGmingly 20 the State, aud
so Virginia Will have no day at the
Centennial. Check
saw lot of Bristol people leaving
this morning for Paramount Park, but
the list has strung out until have
ceased to name them,
saw Sandy Dunn With Robinsou's
circus. lie informs me lac has been
with it since IL left Maryland, and
gets a salary for riding In the Grand
Entire, and also has q profitable sale
stand,
ID. 4. Wheeler, of the Street Com
mittee, has built n first rate dyke along
the Creek from Front street bridge 10
Water ST. IL the outire distance To
hain can be put in such order 10 Will
put an end to foundations.
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\, VI. N q. IL. II.

ne A. NJ, \ O. r, r. Co, give no.
U'' mat they will close the sale Of
centennial tickets on the 3lst inst.
Inc ioule 10y Norfolk is decidedly
'"' cheapest as it is the most ploasar t.
'"' difference being about So. Con-
r','ions are close, and Norfolk perfect.
y ","Ihy, Parties Of course pay for
'"'"'s extra 10y any ana all routes, hut
va" take their Snacks and have every
''"''y Tor eating them on the steamers
"'y do not wish to pay for regular
"'''.' THE steamers are AN absolute
INJURY and there is no quarantine any
-'''' Ia 5Odays tho Centennial will
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10
SIP Ccial AnnoUn teaeut-P Prem
iI,MES.

WM y. ARMSTRONG, Esq, Attorney
ut Law, Of New York city, cuciose5 Us
500, with the following letter.
81, BROADWAY, NEW ToRK,N
Sept. S, 1876.
To the EilHor Of the Pluatcr and
Former;
DEAR SIR.-I hereby authorize YOU
to offer, through your journal, prem
lums amounting to one hundred doll
lars, in the manner as follows, to-wit {:
!. For the best essay on the true
method of farming one hundred acres
OF land in Tidowater Virginia, on the
plan otdiversiiird prOdu elton, TWEEN
rY-FINE DOLLARS.
. For the best essay on the true
method Of farming one hundred acres
Of land in Southsido Virginia. on the
plan Of diversified production, TNV EN-
II-tINE DObLA RS.
3. For the best essay on the true
method farming one hundred acres of
land in Piedmont Virginia, on the
plan Of diversified production .TW EN-
TG-FINE DOLLARS.
/. For the best essay on the true
method Of farming one hundred acres
Of land in the Valley or southwestern
Virginia, on the plan of diversified
production, TWENTY-FIVE DOL
LARS.
1t is desired. in few words, to show
the capabilities of one hundred acre
farm in each Of the several localities
menJiQned.
The conditions, in respect Of these
premiums, are as follows
/, The competing essays will be de-
livered 10 the editor Of the Southern
Planter and Farmer on or before the
first day of January, 1877, and by him
be delivered 10 the Executive Com
mittee Of the Virginia state Agrlcul-
tural Society,
>, The said Committee will determ-
inc the relative merits Of thecssays in
such manner M they may deem Just,
and to the author Of the best essay, re-
spectively, they will award the prem.
ium.
B. The successful essays will be
given. in the first instance, to the
Southern Planter and Farmer for pub
licatiOn,
Wishing Virginia most prosperous
future,
l am, yours, &c,
WEN. n. ARMSTONG,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10
OciZO-N.

DEAN Of Judgc ColJWt,-We learn
with profound regret that Judge G.. n
Volhurt, who married Miss Henrietta
Minor of this town, died at Marshall
Mo, on the LIST inst. lie leaves n
widow and two children.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10
ar /O-U.

Beef EccyY Doy.-Chas. Harmeling
announces that he will now furnish
fresh beef every morning, Sunday eX-
ceptcd. He and Edwards deserve sue
cess for their skill and energy IN run
ming first rate fresh meat market,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10

Tie Largest. Esq. Geo, II Devault
mas our thanks for three immense sweet
potatoes, the largest of which, lacks
ou' wv" ounces Of weighing five
pounds Can any of our readers sur
ass him in this line?
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10

IU2/CEI-SelltMg an Ou1'
c"/Il'c @0cN o. %Re RcaqY-
~"@e C/0ih1Mg, nus, B0OIS
@"@ Sizes az COST, at 81. Hu2R-
1e/geI' d. CO.'S, HHIiI Decem-
"e| ?GiH, Ia CHamge Tie Uume
q tie Hlm.
oct ZO-N.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10

" "''|S'-Io Dr. 5. A. Rhea, who is
H' expert sportsman as lie is skilled
n'uliSI' for birds on several occasions.
q MI j, i. Jordan for loaf ofbread
Vt quality that would bear exhibition
at the Centennial,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10

"Dr. Wadc's Liver coTrector will
cure you Of Heartburn, Dyspepsia,
Headache and any form Of Liver dis
ease. 1t i;nparts Nigor and regularity
to the system.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10
Pomona Gr;nugc.

We arc requested to state that
Pomona Grange will meet at Abing-
don next Tuesday the I7sh. A large
attendance - desired.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10

Cash paid for SHEEP Pcla. DOC
and Deer Skins.
Written d COWAN.
June 1T.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10

BOOE Bmdjas.- Noes office is
now prepared tc bind Magazines, or to
rebtnd old books i'm neat and sub
tantial style, and at moderate prices.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10

JOB WORK Of all kinds neat
ly executed at the News Office
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10

Bunting s. Pepper are IN receipt
Of their Garden Seods-Eccp q large
supply. Call early and secure am ais
sOrtmCut. March IT,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10
=. School Pie NiGs.

AT Pine Groove Friday next,
At Zion School House, Friday
npXt
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10
Oct. 1O-tf.
Meeting OF the County Com
mittce.


A quorum of the County Committee
mt yesterday at Abingdon, Present.
|. c. Fowler, Chairman pro ten, Jno.
G.. Davis, c. f. TriEg, Ro. Keys, Jonas
S. Kelly, Andrew Kelly, NJ. NJ. Nor
ris and II. c. Hawthorne.
On motion of G. f. Trigg, 1. &,
Fowler was elected permanent chair
man, ana NJ. NJ. Morris, Secretary.
In response to rhe request Of $. Pat
terson, chief SUP eryisor of Elections
for the Western District Of Va, the
following persons " ere recommended
as supervisors of the election on the
18th Of November FOR their respective
rAginttu
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10

Can get very valuable property in
Bristol, at half its real value, bycall-
ing at once on n, NJ. Taylor, Fsu or
t. T.. Bib. 1t contains one acre of
ground, nice dwelling, good store
house and the largest collect ion Of
choic" grapes, strawberries, pears,
peaches, de-, in the county.
April -, '76-tf
For best CIGARS in town. call on
w. =. d =. T.. PAYNE,
Nov. left.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10
a. WADDTLL,
Proprietor of Lynchburg News

This mass can be had Mt the Drug
Stores OF BUNTING 4 PEPPER, aud j.
A, DICKEY ~ Co., Bristol Tenn, and
by Druggists generally. When such
men rs Bishop Pierce, speaks in favor
of il you may safely RELY eli its
efficiency. Call and get q aottle
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10

18th Of November FOR their respective
precincts
Abingdon, John l.. Bradley
Dun's, Ro. Keys
Goodsou, J. II. Susong
Halls Bottom, Henry Preston
Glade Spring, | NJ. Benham
Cedarville, d. NJ. stuart
Friendship, James Crow
Rock Spring, 1. a. NcQuown
Mahanaim, .JGuns :. Kelly
FuNons'. VIM. c. henderson
Whites Mill, VIM. J. dayton
Corner House, Oliver Hughes
Phillips, Meredith Phillips
Peters, Casper Fleenor
Flceuor's, DR.. " m. Gobble
In response to the State Committee,
the following amounts for State cam
pajgn ussc were apportioncd to the
county districts, and the committee
earnestly appeal to every member Of
the party to contribute promptly what
ever amount he can to make up the
sum
Abingdon, $40 90; Goodson, $40 90 ;
Glade Spring, $50 90 ) Saltville, $50 j.
Holston, Sl5 90 North Fork $50, 90;
Undertook, $1,000.
The various members of the County
Committee will give this matter inn
mediate attention and forward all
sums, whether the whole or only
part be collected, to the chairman
1t was further resolved that a por-
ton Of the fund so collected be re-
tanned for the printing of 1000 tickets
Tor use Of the conservatives at the va
rious precincts in this county.
On motion adjourned.
l, G. FOWLER, CHR'M.
NJ NJ. MORRIS, Sec'y.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10
Ayers
Hair V1!gOr',
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

% it'll the gloss and freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
foilicIes are destroyed, Or the glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application Instead Of foul
ing the hair with pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan
eerous, and injurious to the hair, the
Vigor can only benefit but not harm
it. If wanted merely for
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10

1917 AND 1919 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
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OclI0-I
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-10

NJ, NJ. MORRIS, Sec'y.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24
cpoov.s coNv,.p IN GooJ CONDITION.

CHEYENNE, w. T.. Nov. 23.-Gen. Crooks
command reached Fort on the 18th inst III goou
condition and was paid OF by Major Stanton, Inc
weather is severe the troops are well prepared ,or
Winter campaign. one hundred Snake anu oho'noho
Indians Joined the command at Fort Reno nah'ns
nearly 400 Indian allies in all. and the tota Srens'"
the command 1000. ,,-.
rho ho.e Indians according to the best information
80 o, ,orod an hoth aides OF the Big Horn Mountains,
and campaign on each sido may be necessary pS,Ofo %
nmrctinr Tie work of subiugation In the neon u,r,
S I,rsa win about 100 lodges Is enclnped on the
Rnsebnd' near the scene of the ygno hSht of wch
noInt cavalry command under GSn MchehLio nlose,,
pr,, F,rt Rem, an the odd and would have u marcn
about six days before reaching The faya are III
excellent condition. aud II TINS n,o bse accom-
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New-York tribune., 1876-11-24
THE NATIONAL ELECTION.


cratic managers here will discover that they are
making a serious blunder and not endeavor to force
Judge White into collision eitherwith the Cover
nor, the CaDvassing Board, the Supreme Court OF
the State or with the Circuit Court of the United
States. The aid of the latter can be readily invoked
if necessary to protect the State officers here while
engaged in performing the Federal duty of ascertain
ing who have been chosen electors and Congress
men. Our Northern friends need have no fear as to
the vote being canvassed. 1t will not be canvassed
by the Circuit Court for Leon County, but by the
proper Canvassng Board. Meantime. why does not
the return from Lafayette County come INF Is it
held back to be alteredf w. T.. CHANDLER.