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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-07-10

DIR. Tutt has been en-
gagged IN the practice Of
medicine thirty years. and
for long timrwas dcmun-
strltor Of anatomy in the
Medical College Of Gcur-
pi1, hence persons using
his pIlls have the guaran-
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from all
Quackcry.
lie has succeeded in
/ combining in them the
heretofore autlgOuiStiC
qualities Of n strengthen
ing. fHgEGHgc, GHda far-
itr3Vg trNgr.
l.,.r Or. L apparent cf-
trCt 3. iu increase the APP
I petite lyCueing the food
4 io property assimilItc.
! Thus the sv-tfFn rs uour-
/ {. he'd, and by their tonic
I action outhc digestive or
! raUs, regular and healthy
4 excavations lrcpr1duccd.
! ThCrapidity with which
/ Scyycps f7fF on RsSh,
| while under the Influence
the e pills, of itself in
dictates their udapiabiliIy
1 TO nourish the body, and
l hence thciruihcacy CUr'
! ing nervous dCbillty,mel'
] aucholy, dyspepsia, vast
/ ing of the muscles, slug
Z oi.hncss Of the lytr,
! chronic constipation, ar 4
.ugth totlu eystrm, Sold
s.u ray Street, New York,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-07-10
a Bristol Female
- COLLEGE,
BRISTOL. TENNESSEE.

The next term Of this Institution opens
on the last Thursday in August, 1917, with
n full corps of competent Teachers, and will
continue forty weeks. Board, including
fuel and lights, per month, SO. Washing
per month 81 90.
Other expenses low r proportion.
For further information, or catalogues,
address
d. c. WESTER, A. NJ.
June 10 '77-tf Bristol, Tenn.
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NOTTOwAY G.. II. Va,
June Sth, 1877

co., w. T. Knight:
Dear sir: Having been for many
wears Identified with the agriculturIsts
of the State, and being impressed with
the necessity OF fostering our great
industrial Interests, which must be az
the foundation Of any solid aud sub
stantial prosperity to be achieved oy
US, | feel the importance of having,
as Governor of Virginia, man thor
oughly alive to these great interests,
and one who will, in every proper
way, protect and assist those "who
have to bear the burden and heat Of
the day. While all men admit the
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-07-10
From the Richmond State.
Gen. TeTTy's Position on the
state Debt.
One Candidate Speaks out like
u Man.

a Ni1ns
The Wytheyille Enterprise of the
30th ultimo comes to us with thought
full and decided leader agreeing in the
demand of THE STATE upon the can
didates to avow their opinion, and
itself speaking. presumably by author
ity, for General Terry who so well
represented his district for two Con-
gressional terms, and who will have
a formidable following in the Guber-
material Convention.
We recognize the wisdom of the
STATE when it interviews the candi-
dates for Governor, in order to find
out their position on the public ques~
tons vital to our existence. We in
tend to answer the reporter, for Gen.
William Terry, in language which no
man can mistake, and then see wheth-
er the fairminded people of this
commonwealth will render honor
where honor is due.
General Terry was not member Of
the Legislature which framed the
funding bill, and might have voted
for that measure If he had been, but
he recognizes, in all its legal aud NOR
al aspects the binding force of the
solemn contracts made by the COM
monW ealth with its creditors, a in
tcrpreted by the Court of Appeals,
and would enforce the payment of the
last dollar of our public debt. lie has
no sympathy with that class of poll
ticians who talk about "adiustment.
as n means of reputation, lie would
adjust If the creditors were willing to
make an adjustment, but MS n lawyer
and a sensible man he sees no way out
of the public-deht question but 10 pay
out, and we pledge him TO the APP
prevail of all proper legislation looking
10 that end If he Is selected Governor
On the public school question Gen
eral Terry Is an advanced thinker.
and being Il self,made man, is one OF
the waTmest friends Of universal edu-
cation in the State.
As TO canals and all other prove
ments which may tend to the m0terl-
al advancement of the State, he will
give TO them in the future az he has
done in the past his hearty coopera-
ton"
Well done for General Terry and
his advocate. no uncertain sound
comes Of these words, but sincerity
and honesty holiness informs the m,
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a Ringing letter.
MY MAN-THE MAN" FOR COVER
NOR.


RICHMOND, VA, June q.
70 ne Eciit0r Of the wing:
The correspondence in your paper
of this date between w. II. Mann
and w. G. Knight Produces in me the
disposition to mix up a little for the
first time in that filthy mess, politics,
as now conducted 10y the vile rings
TINT manipulate and manage for them
selves, and not for the masses of the
people, the great State and National
Interests of our whole country, in the
selection Of men to fill our public oili-
Ces, from the highest to the lowest
What is now needed above al other
things throughou this broad land ia
publ G men i'm Office who have brains,
honesty, energy, and pluck to do for
our whole cOuntry what is needed for
our prosperity, regardless of the clam
or of those who would build them
selves up at the expense of their
country. | endorse all w. c. Knight
has said (and he might nave said
more) of that little giant Billy Ma
hone. He is my mantle man.
GEO. WATT, Plow-maker.
, 1877-09-23

| The County Collector was selling property in
West Chicago again yesterday.
The Grand Jury will start Tuesday morninp
at 10 O'Clock from the Clark street bridge for a
smell Of the Chicago River. The s'Lalv Wash
illgton will be utilized for the ocrasion. and
the public will loot the bill.
Sheriff Elliott, Of sangamon County, visited
the jail yesterday to get some ideas about the
necessities Of such an institution in his o,vr
county which is on the eve Of being bu1It. ne
was also looking after some Ut the straw-bailers
in the Lincoln tomb robbery case. He returns
to-day.
Some days ago the County Board ordered the
county palatcr topcalclmine certain room in
the County Building. Since then the entire
building has been in the contractors hands. and
yesterday several Of the offices were ya. atcd to
accommodate lin. The bills that he Will send
IN will tell the whole story.
In the case of G. H. AT. Clark, late in the en-
ploy OF Pinkcrton's Detective Agency charged
with cmbczzlcment, the jury in tue Criminal
Court found q verdict Of guilty, and the pris-
oner was re.nanded. Peter Flaherty, tried for
mayhem some time since, was sentenced to six
months in the House Of Correction and to pay
q fine Of 500.
The attorneys for the indicted Commissioners
were IN consultation with the States Attorney
Yesterday III refereuce to the trials to-norrow.
All that is known Of the result is that the pros
ecution will be ready for trial. but it is prettv
surmised that Periolat viii ask for \
change oI venue, basing his application on the
Of the Judges and the public. IF he
asks change al all it will be 10 Joliet. viii |
County. "'A
, 1877-09-23
CRIMINAL.

Raphael Phillipson, arrested for fraudulent,
eonceallns his property, was held over by Com
missioner Hoyne in s., 600 bail.
| Adam Dill. Of No. 31s Sedgwick street, whe
| was struck uoon the head with q pool bali at
hoenine's saloon, corner of Seagwick and
slegel streets, was yesterday reported to be
1allne, and IN consequence Justice kaufuanu
continued the case against Henry Miller to Ii e
s0tn instant, bail having been raised from $500
to $500. WV
John Il. Mosely and Frank Farber, AGED re-
spestIyely and years. were yesterday before
Justice Morrison charged with the larceny al a
horse and buggy. They pleaded guilty. saving
they had stolen i've buggies before this ooe.
and had given all to the notorious ttCabbaoe
hyan-" The cases Of these young Dick Turpins
we're continued to The 25th in bonds of $500
each. ~ WV
L. Il: Merrill, who was yesterday arrested by
Detective Scott, was released uuon n
telegram from Alton announcing that Merrill
was not guilty, and ought aot to be held. It
appears that he was charged with the Larceny Of
e5o with which to pay his fare to this city. com
ptalnt hayine been made By bis partner in the
restaurant business, who thought Merrill was
trying to detraud him.
Timothy Hurley ana Thomas Lee, emploves
OF dock on tie west BANK Of the river. YES
terday afternoon had an alteration abo1,t sornn
Trivial matter, in which the former hit tie lat
ter over the head with shovel. aud, happening
to tap q vein, caused such profuse bleeding that
t1c bystanders despatred of the man,s life
hurley was arrested and locked m at fha
ArmorT to await results
, 1877-09-23

A. GREENE CouRSEN.
The sudden death of Mr.. Coursen. which,
occurred on Friday morning, as announced in
InE TRIBUNE OF yesterday, WINS surprise and
M atftiction to very large circle Of friends in
this city. Mr.. Coursen was widely known and
highly esteemed among the business men of
chicago, while his sociable disposition and gen
erous instincts endeared him to all with whom
ne ever associated. He was born in Orleans
county. New York State, and came to Chicago
when mere lad. Endowed as he was with ex-
traordinary activity Of mind, a buoyant disposi
ton, and unassa;labe integrity Of character
NC succeeded very early in life in making
MS mark as man OF business. For many
years he was the Superintendent Of Munn
y scott's elevators in the palmy days Of that
nrn, and Ut the same time he carried on an ex-
tensive teamfng business OH his own account.
SINCE the fire of III he has been engaged in
various business ventures, and a career OF pros
pcrtty was just opening before him, which has
oeen sadly and unexpectedly cut short His
death viii be deeply mourncd by all who ever
Knew hin, and hosts OF friends who have felt
the e, influence Of his warm-hcurted disposition
WILL hold his name III affcctionate remem brau.c.
The funeral services will take place at i
o'clock this afternoon at 5S7 Carroll avenue,
under the auspices OF the Apollo Commanders, Of |
which Mr. Coursen was member. 4 fnstnke |
vas made In regard to the hour In the annoancc- |
nent IN yesterdays paper, which friends viii |
please to note.
, 1877-09-23

and when she is capable OF doing mans work,
she should and can demand NUNS wages.
It has been proposed that the Society should
employ an art master for six months to try this
experiment, but it is not intsnded to make the
institution charity. Such things are usually
properly appreciated, and he who receives some
thing Tor nothing generally pays the full value
oi the article obtained. 4 small fec such as
dime lesson should be demanded. which would
assist IN paving thc necessary expenses, and it
IS hoped that spirit OF hcalthful competition
may be aroused by premiums for talent given
ov those who will most benefit by
the scheme. Say, for instance, our
wholesale manufacturing jewelers. offer
$40 for the best design Tor pin. bracelet, or
brooch, Our carpet men for the most artistic
pattern for ru@ or tapis, our wall decorators for
IL paper. and SO on, the successful designs to be-
come, OF course, the property Of the prize donor.
u course there are many other things which
might be taken into consideration, but at
present 1t is sufficient to have pointed out the
very excellent movement in whieh our ladies'
arc engaged, and to ask for the cordial support
OF all who tecl an interest in woman's improve
Incnt, and would lend ! helping hand to ame-
tiOrate her condition.
, 1877-09-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS

W. Q. baltimore will lead Gospel temner
ance meeting in Lower Farwcll Hail At 7.45 tb;s
evening.
Robert Collyer will deliver lecture m
"Neonchadnezzer at West End Opera-Bonse
this evening.
There will be an important meeting Of the
Directresses Of the Protestant Orphan Asvlum
At aaasIa Inc Asylum; No. 7s9 Michigan avenue, to-
nloTro" at 4 o'clock p. N.
Judge Layton md Mr.. George Evans will
eonduc: Gospel Temperance meeting at the
corner OF Western and Blue Island avenues this
afternoon at 1:30 O'Clock. ''''o
r. Prof. Il: II. Whitney will open the Monday
EVehlne =! Literary Club at the Oakland Church
TOMORROW evening with lecture On the History
The Moody Association will hold a meeting
IN the Chicago Avenue Church to-morrow at :
O'CLOCK p. N. A full attendance Is desired. M
business is to come before the Asso-
r. There viii be meeting of the North Chicago
veteran Club at IS aud 81 North CLARK street.
corner htnze, in basement, to-mos:ow evening
, 1877-09-23
CANADIAN NEWS.


I q Horrible Murder-Ffnancia1-Q Quick Tin,
Across the Atlantic.
! Special Df*DafcA to The Chicugo Tribune
WESTON, Ont, Sept. 222.-A man named Joht
Williams, brickmakcr, aged 50, murdered hi
vile last night Williams Vas drunk Mt the
time he committed the crime, end denies know.
ing ANYTHING about it. He has tamiIv Of
twelve children. and has heretofore borne good
cha1acter- Although not man given habitual-
!! II TO drink, he was Ttoieut and quarreisomc
when in liquor. the murder took place in the
Kitchen about 2 o'clock in the morning:
and the weapon used was an a1. with which he
hrst c@eaved the woman's head in two then bru-
bed. After committing the horrid butcherr, he
went to barn and slept with somecompanions.
with whom he had been carousing in tile early
part Of the night. Hs has been arrested.
MONTREAL, Sert. 2222.-An attashment, at The
order Of Peck, Benny j. Co., has lust becn
Issued against the Wholesale hardware firm Of
L. J: A heleveau ley 4 Co. Liabilities from $50, $50
for S5o00o. The Consolidated and, ,Hochclae,,
Banks also suffer.
The steamship Samaritan arrived at Quebec
at q N: to-day. beating the fastest passage
eyer made across the Atlantic By tive hours and
mails IL six days, twenty-five and hall hours
after receipt, having embarked her mails at
AioVuie at p. N. on Friday, the 14th, and de- !
ilvered them at RymonsH at 5:45 p N. on Fri !
day, the o1st.
Special Dtsoateh to The chtcago Tribune,
: HALIFAX, Sept. "a number Of American
witnesses gave evidence to-day before the Fish |
err Commission. This is the first time the f,om.
mission has sat for two weeks,
~ dhe E; fsstmaster & At Cow Bay c. T., 20 years Of
THE mails.
QuEEEc, Sept. 22.-William A. Dela6eld.
from Liverpool, was arrested while Alternating
% smuggle SI6,000 worth Of diamonds. He
lad also large number Of Russian, Italian.
md Peruvian bonds, besides ESQ Bank Of Far,
merchant. ~1@N1oA" |
, 1877-09-23
CITY-HAJI.

The City Treasury Yesterday lisbursed 81 600
Tho recein,a fron, 1iconso. ra.+a~1,,o .a.,
1ae seseipts Hoh ncenses yesteruay Wer'
s3N
The Comptroller Yesterday Issued revsnut
| honds m +ha on,orrt - 90 ooo
~ Wv A1ooh' W o~'''o
Last week t~enty-e{ght building permits were
| issued, amounting to sl1I,SO0.
| vo.,-,o. -, .. s.,,a.-,-.,--
.". - ~ ~ non 1ot''sou were a"a1uea con-
lfaet 70 furnish oo}ooo sewer brick.
! The contract for excayating the Fifth Ward
| sewers WAC ,wordod -, 1o,,as ,IaS,.ho1.
~ 'sA4ues "'e4'4eno4s'
lhe A1chigan- Avenue improvement Fund has
been increased BY S6a}, collected By ME. Enos
ayres.
i contract for excarattne the CITY Hall ground
in 1ht :nrt Houso Sn@arss 49, e',.a.a !o14o ~
, 1877-09-23

va Fie1osEs IN GALLERY b.
ere in Gallery r Of Tho F~naS,.s ts 'ne VISITORS
49, =. a,ne oy ". L. richards, so long resi-
Tnar. Ios ~ ~ rnltadelpaia, but now at Newport.
the broad ocean waves ro,irr - aara aea scene IN
mense bank Of for. contras+;n 1t4o'e 1l1e I'M
linz ;~;aasaa,, ~. ~ eontfas1'ns With the spark
the nwyna res o. Inc spray it breaks against
Quartless sWatine for the Tide - n 1sah - i,asnua
long stretch of water has s1terr "ntn lug
SINCE be first I eTb;bite Eans mark aeeaea psosress
above this is the barren cxpanse Of hesc IN ~ Us.
Bay of Fundy at low ttds .,;ross,sa'. en ~ Luz
rocks, to which c,;n~ tbs as'ef5tneu onlv by
peculiar to tat resiou Sone ~ 3'afs Mss
friends expected that her work would bear ne
well the test OF exhibition in a we]l-Gllc5 ,.1s
lery, and, ercentioo tho a-;5o,a. ~, gar
, 1877-09-23

rcnder the CARRYING of cotton 2 part OF the
regular business of your through Southern rail-
roads: Your ears would 60 down loaded with
snnpltss n, rs OF every class and description,
aud other Of our products, such as sugar,
I1cc, lrults vegetables, fish, ctc., etc., and you
snoulu nave, beside the greater portion Of your
lorGt@n lmportations, which now come by way
o. Eastern ports, aud coula be brought hy way
OF New Orleans Just as easily aud more cileaply."
-, nul, Governor, Is it possible that your peo-
REQUIRE OUR SUPPLIES IN SUFFICIENT GUAM
to give down freight fpr all tho cars necessary
to bring us these things in exchanged"
:, ~ havc no doubt they woull, tut assuming
laey Should not, you could still task the eapaety
ol your roads to the fullest extent by sending
Gown grain Tor export to Europe. ! know there
exists . prejudice Of long standing against
grain Shipments via New Orleans bcca1se OF 4
supposed injury which it is alleged the
gram sustalus in passing through our
hunlo nun atmosphere and warm climate,
out It has been demonstrated beyond
al possible question that this prejudice is totally
etounoiess. It has been proven by actual exper-
1ment that the same kind Of wheat shipped at
Ine same season OF the year, reaches Liverpool
that shipped via the northern lakes aud rail
foaas- This point disposed of, there remains
tut one other possible objection to New Orleans
as dcpot Tor an immense expectation oi
1>ot taeAu eeAeAis, unu Li1at Is tNt question Oh
sufficient water for vessels Of heavy draught.
Upon this point have only to statc-and speak
from personal knowledge. not hcarsay or infor- |
nation and bellrf--that Capt. Eads' jcttics are
entirely successfu-in fact, his triumph is con-
pietc. by sheir operation VIC now have an opcn |
channel through which vessels drawing twenty
one t 1Set pass without the slightest ditlisul-
y. 1nerc IS yet left, just ut the mouth ol the
et1'es, an area OF about ninety feet in width
where they find themselves confronted with the
; 'bluo-mud trouble, which has SO fur prevent
II the attaining OF greater depti, III water,
,9t Capt. Eads has designed .lredys-boat
Which is either now completed at l'ittsburg
nd on the way down the river, or SO nearly
as to be practically finished, and
&c claims that with this dreuge he
an so loosen this obstruction (which has been
royed by positive tests TO be only lew feet
alck) that in few DAYS any vessel can pass
yer it.: The effect Of these jett1cs must be to
hortly give us ba:k the large South American
.ade we enjoyed before the War, and with this,
eside our own products, VIC will bc able to sup
Y you with coffee, hices, dyc-woods, aud many
.her Products OF those countries for winch your
1stomcrs will give you constant aud incrcas-
< demand.''
, 1877-09-23
THE INDIANS.
HOW THE SIOUX BRAVES AMUSED THEMSELVES
YESTERDAY.

| HOW THE SIOUX BRAVES AMUSED rHr,sr1 Up.
| YESTERDAY.
The rotunda OF the Sherman House was
| crowded Yesterday forenoon by people anxious
| to get glimpse of .thc Indian warriors so.
| journing within its portals. 1t was With the
greatest difficulty that the crowd was kept
GOWN stairs. Now and then an adventurous
! person would make break for the club-roou
where the sayascs we're quartercd, and from
which now and then resoundcd the words
"1ackaposte" and "littlc casino'' Is gam
piers they are success. As tlrc-watcr
oen1ol1shers no Five-Po!nts drunkard ever ex-
ceiled them, and as tor eaters-they can COM
pete With "Appetite Bill and win on long
race. '7
About 1o O'Clock the managers OF the Expo-
stlon sent carriages to the hotel for the In
Building. The crowd that collected upon their
departure from the hotel was immense, aud
outside OF the Exposition Building it numbered
several thousand The Indians, once
i,1a inside 10 formed e,, the biggest attraction,
by gaping multitude. They were guarded bT
an ample police iorce belonging to tie EXPOSE
ton. and we're accompanied by Dr.. Irwin, tue
Agent at Red Cloud. :. The Man-Atraid-of-
Lis Horses,'' "Spotted TAIL big and little,
but apparently marvced at nothing. In the
conservatory each Chief was presented with q
bouquet, which seemed to be the only thing an
nreclated. The excitement Of the crowd, and
the anxiety to sec the untutored sous of the !
forest, afforded the red men ample fun.
and they laughed heartily. About 2 so O'Clock
they they returned to the Sherman House, where |
they dincd.
When the party were about to leave, Mike
Mcdonald aud SOME friends captured Red Cloud
IND several others OF his tribe, aud took them
n hack to The Store,'' to introduce them
nto Inc mysteries OF poolsc1ling. etc, Jig |
, 1877-09-23

at o'clock sharp. Business OF Importance vii
come before the comrades.
There will be Gospel Temperance meeting al
the northwest corner of Ashland avenue auG
West Lake street, this afternoon at o'clock
Alr. George Evans will conduct the meeting as
sisted by Judge Layton and other Christian
workers.
Company B, First Regimcnt ]. N. G. Cavalry.
VIII be inspected, preliminary to the issue of
arms by the State. 1t its arul.r., No. 1!2 wash
1lig1on street. on Thursday evening II It. &. TX
O'Clock. 1t Is necessary that every member
should be present
Inc Athcneum fall classes are mostly in opern-
Lion. All Drauclles and languages taught at
low rates. Prof. Marcland will begin an interu1t-
dtate class in French on Monday evening at = :30
anu class for Germans wishing to learn French
MONDAY at p m. Prof. Groh's Gctman-En-
glfsh classes begin Wednesday night. 4 day-
class in photography will begin Oct. l.
A meeting for the purpose OF mskine prepara-
tions fur the coming Ale1ian Bros. Hosnfrot
Fair will b. held this .f:crnoou at o'cionE ot
West Twelfth Street Turner Hall. Representa-
tlVes OF Societies. Lodges, and all who are will
ing to assist the good -AIexian Brothers in their
e''uea'or 10 ra'se funds for the p,or unfortu-
mates, arc respectfully invited to attend.
The opcfetta Of .9Little Red Riding Hood ~
WI W. ue gwen at AlcVicker's Theatre on the
afternoons OF Oct. 2 aud 3, for the bcucft Ut
Hai'pemaun Hospital. The production Of tuis
charming entertainment has been in:Tustei to
t the care OF Mrs. rage, whose participa.4on in
inc performance will be one Of its essential et-
tractions. AL parts Of the city will be repre-
sented in the cast, which comprises
prGF l50 Children, young men, anu
girls. Airs. Page, who has undertaken the
asE q bringing out this o2eretta, Is tile wife Of
laflan W. rage, Jr., who some time ago met
With an ctil't tion which deprived him of Ii 5
nemer' for names. In q noble spirit of sell I
acrlf1ce tltis III wife has taken up the bur
len unwiliingly laid down by him. The prize
i tickets has bec,l liked at ST. and for children
y cents. The sale oegius Tomorrow, aud tick
IS can be exchanged TOR reserved seats two days !
efore the entertainment.