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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18
From the Richmond wlig Of Dec. llth.
ThO ROAr ,Of the storm.

The resolutions which we append,
in reference to the readjust of the
state debt were introduced ia the
Senate yesterday by Capt. John Paul,
the able and earnest young Senator
fF0m Rockingham.
We give them especial prominence
because we want them read through
out the length and breadth of Virgin
lain every town, in every county,
in every household. They are filled
with the spirit that ills the hearts of
the people. They are crisp and crack
ling, like the fire first kindled ia
prairie. They will be echoed and re-
echoed among the masses of the Vir-
ginia people with a sound like the
sound of hurricane that is coming.
Let these brave resolutions be read
everywhere and by everybody. We
hear the roar of the storm. The
"fundCrs" are doomed. Let them seek
shelter in the camp of the readjusters
while they may;
Be it resolved by the Senate (the
House of Delegates concurring)
L That the present rate of taxation
on real and personal property is as
high as can be borne by the people of
the State.
2. That our system of public educa-
tiOn must be fostered, developed and
protected, and the fund dedicated by
constitution to this purpose must not
be encroached upon for any other.
3. That the expenses of the State
government should be reduced to the
lowest amount consistent with an
efficient administration of the affairs
of the State and of the business of the
people.
4. That the debt must be readiusted
on terms not dictated by the creditors
Of the state, but in accordance with
the sovereign will of the people, and
such rate of interest adopted as will
enable the State, after providing for
all the expenses of the State govern
ment public institutions, and free
schools, 10 meet certainly its annual
requirements without increase s the
present rate of taxation. and also pro-
vide q sinking fund for the eXtinguieh-
ulent OF the principal sum Of the deLt.
.. That the present unjust discrimi-
nation in favor of the holders of the
cOnsol bonds resulting from the opera
tions of the Funding act Of March
3lst, 1871 must not be perpetuated,
but after providing for the support OF
the State government, public iUStilu-
tiOns, and free schools, the residue of
the revenue arising from our present
rate of taxation shall be dedicated to
the payment of interest alike to all
classes of The States creditors, aud
such laws should be enacted as may lie
necessary to enforce such distribution.
6. That while we are anxious and
determined to pay to the creditors Of
the State all that the diminished re-
sources of our people will justify, aud
we repel and utterly discard the idea
of repudiation, yet we are determined
by all legal and constitutional means
| to resist and defeat the operations of
| the Funding act, and to reassert the
sovereign right of the State to control
| her own revenues,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18
THE GOSPEL IN TEXAS.
Practically Applied to the Case
OF ga Ninfidel."
Rochester Democrat.

Some good persons in Texas recent
ly flogged an infdel nearly to death.
We don't know what the infidel had
said or done, particularly 1t was
enough that he was an intidel, what
ever that may happen to be. There
was meeting previous to the regular
proceedings. It was held in a corner
grocery, and was participated in by
all the good persons and a jug of whis-
XIV, the remarks of the latter being
absorbed from the place the cork in,
and vocifcrously applauded. The
speeches were offhand and mostly in
brief sentences
"Hyar's ninfldeI, is there Wall,
they's but one thing to do. Thar
can't be no ninfidels round these dig
gins. Hey ? Wot?" remarked u
leading citizen,
you bet !" was the sententious re-
sponse from all parts of the room'--
Les drink,
"Taranfethers ?" inquired a gentle
man in the rear of the apartment.-
'"Paranfethers amt too hash, l eZ-
pect. Hey Wot ?p
""Tuin't hash enufi, " said a gentle
man whose beit wac ornamented with
various bowie knives. "HGnd slong
that 'ar jug. Dye want the juice TO
eplle? 'Tain't hash enutf 4 man as
il a niniidel has no nghts wotever. -
Revolvers = too good for i'm. Hey ?
S'posen we kill the dam scoffer."
"Pistols makes noise" shrewdly OBJ
served weazen, faced person, pausing
to deposit a nouthful Of eXtrsct OF to-
bacco behind the broom. "Mus' be
car'ful. / haint got no consid ration
for unhelievin' wretches, an thar ain I
much law about hyar but 7 don't do
muC IA harm 10 90 slow. Is thar cord
somewhat round? S'posen we hang
the disgustiD sinner"
The volunteer Christians proceeded
with the discussion, and finally re-
salved 20 curb their bl0od-thirsty de-
sires. IL was deemed best neither "a
hang, shoot, nor ornament Win tai
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18
A Righteous Verdict.
Especial to the Norfolk Landmark

CARRsvILLE, VA, Dec. 4.-Louis
Hill, atlas Henry Williams, who COM
mitted rape on white girl near this
place on the 10th day of last August,
was yesterday given his third trial at
Isle of Wight court. The jury rem
dered verdict Of guilty, and that the
punishment should be death. The
day Of execution had not been fixed
when | left court. This case had been
on docket for four months, and on ac-
count of the crime and the Inability
of iuriea to agree as TO the punish
ment that should be inflicted, it had
assumed much interest. He has his
deserts.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18

In conclusion we would say the In
stitute was not what it ought to have
been. Several of our township teach
ers were absent. There is not the life
in the school cause that is requisite to
make 1t flourish.
We hope the Superintendent will be
successful in his attempts to arouse
the teachers yet we fear, unless
something financially be done for the
public schools, the system will fail in
our State. The teachers are now call
ing for help. No money has been
drawn this year, and the teachers are
suffering, and their energy dying -
Let our legislature think of this and
save our mountain mind ere it perish.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18

Parents cannot be too careful in
guarding the health OF their Babies
Only good and reliable medicine
should be given to them. DR. BULBS
Baby Syrup is known not to contain
anything Injurious. Price 20 cents.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18
Bonds AbstTacted.

RICHMOND, Va, December c.
Gen. Asa Rogers, Second Auditor
to-day in n communication to the
General Assembly made the an
nouncement that $50. 900 worth OF
coupon bonds had been distracted
from the Treasury Office aud funded
a second time under the funding act.
of March 81, 1871. These bonds
include old coupon bonds sent to the
Treasurer's Office for conversion into
registered bonds under act of March,
1856 also coupon bonds issued un.
der act of March, 1866 and eXchang-
ed in the Treasury Office for other
bonds; also coupon bonds eXchaEg-
ed for new ones under funding act of
1871. All these bonds were pre-
scented for the refnuding operation
clean and free from any mark Of
cancellation, though the Treasurer
was required by law 10 cancel and
file them in his Office. The actual
value of the distracted bonds is about
twenty~tbree thousand dollars in new
consol and peeler bOuds, and the
embezzlement Increases the public
debt by that amount. These deyel-
opmeuts but disclose new facts in the
defalcation of the State Treasury 4,
Joseph Mayo, in 1873, for which he
was indicted, but not tried, he being
adiudged Insane by the court.
This additional embezzlement was
brought to light in the course Of an
examination Of records and papers in
the Second AUDITORS and Treasurer s
Office. The examination WAS made
to test the accuracy of.the funding
done under the funding act of 1871,
CONSOLIDATED, The Norfolk Day
Book saysi ave are grattied to be
able TO state, as coming from quarter
likely to be well informed on the sub
iect. that the consolidation of the
roads from here to Bristol is not only
reassured and mad9 permanent, but
that the principle Of consolidation VIII
be extended to Memphis, on the Mis-
sisaippi river. The latter Of which IL Is
Thought will add vastly TO the business
OF the road in emptying the products
Of the interior into lie lap or NOTlolk
harbor as shipping point"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18

DR.. Tutt has been en-
gagged in the practice Of
medicine thirty years, and
Go-along timcwas demon
strStor OF anatomy in the
Medical College Of Geor-
gia, hence persons using
his Pills have the guaran-
tee that Slcy arc prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from alA
Quackcry.
lie has succeeded in
combining in them the
heretofore autlgonistiC
qualities Of q StrcHgfhcR-
iHg. .TKgeGIiVs, Gsaa far-
ifTlHg 3yGIC. g.
Their first apparent ef-
feet is to increase the ap-
petite 10y causing the food
to properly assimiiHtc.
Thus the system is nour-
ishcd, and hy their tonic
action the digestive or
gars, regular and healthy
excavations are produced.
ThergpiJity with which
fcrscrS inkc cH feSh,
willie under The Influence
Of these pills, Of itself in
dicatcs their adaptabiii,y
TO nourish the body, and
hence their efhcacyin cur
ing nervous debility, mel.
ancholy. dyspepsia, vast
ing Of the muscles, slug
gishncsS Of the liver,
chronic ustiT7tion, and
,ugthtJ the system. Sold
In ray Street, New York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18
NASHVILLE AMERICAN.

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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18

Life is but short, but we should do
all we can to prolong it, Check a
cough or a cold at once and use an
old reliable remedy such as DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
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Proceedings in forenoon unimpOr-
tspt. In afternoon session the pro-
ceediugs forcshadowed in our dispatch
last night were fully carried out. At
. p. NJ. the Governor sent to each
Inuse the following message
The New York herald., 1877-03-01

A -sfORAGE-wfST SIDE sIonk,.t W.E1t
.house tsstAhshed ip and s4fs
- i "htufe planes. baggage. Ac &c. received day or
hitht, most extensive. responsible aud
estnbiisuent in sue business covered trucks aud sxpfs
wagons aiwnys ready. K TAsGAET owner and mansrss.
once ''5 Hudson Il. Abingdon ssassr.
EAGLt Storage wAREHOusEs.-rSsuRP RPAssED
IIor sale Keeping Of iarntare goods KIND:
separate cympartmcnts clean osesf rates
l't' and los West Jid ST., one door of 18th
SroRAGE FOR FURNITURE. PIANOS xc-HAL1
Ousuai rates. elevator watehm IN narullsrs moved
AiCHALEs. 3o<2 cemnsrcs 81. ssss Dlsssbss
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
COASTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACifIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
STEAMSHIP LINES

NAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
STEAMSHIP LINES.
For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA. AUSTRALIA NEW
ZEALANp BRITISH COLUMBIA, OREGON. &c..
. sailing from pier foot Canal ST.. North River
For SAN FRANCISCO, via lsf1IMUS OF PANAMA.
Steamship CREsCENT CITY,. .Thur.dsy. March
connecting for Central America and south Pacific ports
Prom SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
Steamship CITY OF TOXIC. -. Thursday. March
From SAN FRANCISCO TO SANDWICH ISLANDS.
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZsALAND,
steamship CITY OF SYDNEY. "Wednesday. February -
For freight or passage apply TO
WIN. i. CLYDE co. or n. J. BuLLAY. ntendent
No Bowling Green. pier foot OF Cans. St. North River
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ sailing from pier 80 North River. -
For Norfolk, y Point aud Richmond, Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays, at M connecting with the Virginia
and Tennessee AIR Line, Atlantic Coast ne Pedmunt AR
Line, chesapeake and Ohio ailroad and WITH The CON-
rany steam lines to interior In North Carolina and
vir lina. Newbern and Washington. N. g. tvia Norfok
every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday. =.
Lewes Del, Monday and Thursday. ~ r. connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Through passage tickets and bills Of ading TO all points a
lowest rates.. Insurance TO Norfolk, &c, per cent
Fret hts received daily a. pier 81 North kver Geners
onaoss, l07 Greenwich 81 N l. NcCREApf, President
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
EoE NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II THE CROMWELL LINE.

THc sfrnmshp
KNfCkERBOCkEk. Captain kemblc. will sail
ON SATURDAY. March 3, ut 8 o'clock r. NJ.
from pier No. North River
Through bills OF sdng given Mobile aud principal
paints the Mississippi River.
CABIN passage. 40. stcerage. S2J
Apply to CLARK a SEAMAN. 81 West ST.
NfEECiIANTs' STEAMSHIP LINE TO BRAZIL.
vi For Pernambuco and Bahia.
steamship GAssNi will sail from pier "a East River,
March L.. Y. NJ.
Rates passage aud freight have been fixed low
basis For further informant apply TO the agent.
u. B BORi.ASD. 10 Wall st.. New YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-23
BIC BONiNz.f IN COPPER.
The Prize discovered ny n Pig The Richest
Copper Mines In the World.

f'l1 ~ fff'hfnf ~ uhf
The Calumet and Hcca consolidated mine,
soven miles northeast Of Portage Lake. Is now
acknowledged to he the greatest copper bonanza
Of the world. II was discovered ten years sinee
by q learned pig About a quarter Of century
ago il WIS as 'crtained that tho anricn, mound
builders had worked copp r. ON Lake superior
fifteen or twenty centuries since. These old
mines are vish" along the top range If Point
kcwrCnaw. nearly on, hun lr'd miles. miner
who had cabin in the woods put litter Of pigs
into ono ufthc ancient pts. whore h. fed them
until they be- Uinr pork. While making him
sell familiar wit, MS sip,h. IN thrir nlSt. he
perceived that they had h"rn exploring with
their shouts. AMI had turned out a nugget Of
copper, Th" lnnl WAS owned 10y the 81. Mdrys
Canal Company. ANA VS. regarded as good only
lOf timb. T.. II WIS purchased as such 10y good
Hnan'irrlng. later which tho old Wprls were
Two 'omimnit were organ 1cd and two mines
uprIud. one called the Calumet and H." other
ne lIc,la They wgrr net long since consoli-
ult'il. aud thus put under one management.
ntd last ycur tbs company has not made
public reports Of tlrr gains or loss $. hut cX-
ports sn" well 'nou+h they Wrrc mak lng u pile
Of money. cy n ~ tl" ia. som low pr. OF clp-
pr. \ url.uy ~ I've Ont1nagon ND,3' tins
niu' ha- Iro lurrl within the year. end me-
with thcc,p-,' oi mayi.at On. over f3Ona tons +
lnEt culH'r. being moro thnn LOO tons
month, TN }. nearly equal To- ihc total product
h'ilion. " il"ltp the ;.f.al Burra-Hurfd IN me
n Nustr fla ln- ben thr binn.r mine 81 t'ls
piHurt Now u - FAR he hind the Calumet n ID, ia.
following showing: A-- '-~nrnt- roi 'Srnting
sli HoANlut -lr.lu-s i.OuJwu. h.-idr- personal
am e. 10 PROV iN ArW! where tine piss
lnllr ii'lr ,Nid,raiion- M lh" forest is now
hot and hli.h 4. -hooi. Thrrrnr, h. shafts
con o. Nr.n. 7'upyir- t'r''- forith~ az "a miir
MN.ih cn%n.~ for ra ;.ns, g., mineral ana Tie
fpi. H. course IS nnftl'wesi and -.tit2"aet
4 t.f al F.rfts
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TTNN ~ NfF DTTIIu Ill11
The jctt'o- are not hy any means COM
llfi 1. \ vast amount OF mon syani labor must
mt ~ "a" work IT, done The PROJECT of the cn .
gn""r j. accomplished. and the drullsrry Of
contract WORK IL NOW all that remains e. bee done
:" peri" 4 the most useful enterprise ever under
taken on the America continent. The sum
lnd - cart. Eui- viii enable him 30 secure hy
pcrmancn.N ia his works the results already OBJ
tln"i. and this done. the steady action OF the
river "nrr nt VIII achieve all that Is desired in
u"rp,nlug nni mainininins a E-tng channel.
N"M Orleans Inns boon 50 -hroudOd in the M SIS
&" pol ii'al cont -t- that she has not vet seen the
grand future win p the lritir- have opened up
T. her Nitw All the towns and ctirs in th.
West 10 tn rrniot ~ tributaries of the Mi-.is-
Slppl are milling Ga" opening of the lctties us a
now era I'm their own rNI-i'n''.. and are devils M.
means 10y viii 'l t. tukr advantage Of thu n W
opportunities which VIII on.r far cheaper trans-
loriatiuu and enlarged trndr.
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4 MILTON or Brvhnrprs.



TOROSTo. Fob : You talk about hard
ti'f '-ypu who arr. % tulliy tiln sing If r.suin.
IN - i'l" payments. ltu ~ lu tho Queens DO.
inh,"u ar not only cl,ln- 90 tine Lpri out ul
tl"' 'ltA- for the auutius 90 the panic but 49,.
r'on-.y contemplating The stopplg. of suu .,,
&. NOr,r OF the great di~iiliihg firm Of to,drr-
nam W urtS iwuriI s5.uOOulO clear If all La
hultlt- p made a sp'"'h at the Bpard IT Trade
here in which he described Caunda rs "a mn
ton of lankrupt,.' H. said that in proportion
i1 population th"rcw r.. during SIG. twuhank-
rhl,i lN~ il canada tn one iu tlr United Stat -
ami That t.l' ttW number of failures ina iii,. Do
h.ln!Nn during last yr4r Was within twenty W
PCS hunir'd iimN~ our trade. In the W'ut-
iiV iWi'S ol Inst evening just tWrufV-iN'
~ iur = arr chrnleicd for tine week in
oiifi" ani Qr'iHH' alone AMI standing
an it.m 10 the rilrt that g. 0d0 worth
90 counts lNINn-iug f. AN Fora bankrupt
nav h"n~nli l1r -. The report ui the Mon
ir'al nHrN.is iu iui~ paper hrgius: " The nu-
r.is 90 d-.on cons siderable unon- moss and a -
ilh-i in al.n. 81 aA Iran 'nD- oi trade 81 tine
Toronto nurN Is It L. said. 90 Tia" general l-ol-
ing- OF merchants .-m Ia l. r"l tel hl the
~" amt towns throughout the country
arr liI"i with idl. mrru.uia- ANA lil,or.r-. ana
a. ldup'r llpulutlnn. mot mHn bon numbers.
AZ .iy ,Y-.~ n Toronto. Hamilton. l. nlou.
WNoW 90 tri"i Joe tine pnnlrof l~57 arr unln.-
lHNi~ ln SAYING tNut @ Was us ,ihug tl the
frl '" state "i ull r- nNW prevailing the
iuuH i'A.' mas t.nu pArlS 1..'i -lu 'r 1873. and
N-u ~ ti~ ul o. turn ~ DO" yet; $50 was a
ur p."rHh" year. tHn. iHr luke NAVIGATION. while
" tTlin ~- of money r. 'nd .rri trade in o.a ~
Nr fn 10 n"Nf 90 impossible We huN. had thisc
long ami drrnry wears of this paralysis. aul
iiEAt ol rr,.nl, We arr getting into thicker
gloom every month.
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(.HA>p orrm,uor.r

" TTT'-T1 TT Y ~ Y 's7Ns HnI v inllUrs-
Reserved 4D.r- I.f- N.N Ui'I. nf.nn all da,
UNTIL 81 NrlIlr tnrll
,,,. - - : llt GREAT SUCCESS,
1llt TWO .O.iIfH SIS
1llL TWO ORPHANS
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snstruttion.
g'ttugrs.

('oDPFR WHOM Tree lectures for the ponnie I'M
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Ni' wan foe d,hf'Wd lN pr - tro-l', ni A.N York
,I lou lr lluulu litud.' with .iprroptlrnn NlrN.
.h'l' "a lr d ~ .rtu, AZ tir on oi The C0uitr
''"'" ""' al " van Nva1I1nd boob ,ur - Murray 81
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