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oArTLE-There activity In the trade than hus
eharsctcFzed II OF ate snl prices Without undergoing
sny rrEr radical csnse. scnsbly easier TOR any-
thing not TO tho description Of choice. Tne
easier faehT crew out Of tho fact that receipts
Were largo, and shat Asjccs from tho East seemed to
forcahsdow an unfarorahto reAetou there. Shippers
wcTo In fully average attendance, hut their operations
verc conducted with good deal Of cautsuu. md sale,
dragged heavily. Ut tia ano cai1o IN tue yarda not
to exceed 2on head cangnA hnndr snd ths feeling At
M sla.s ssemea f.sossn!s to lover at!ces
shppsra paid r. tor cont,o e cIolce
80 r;s e q MIR Srso! ;tss g! .e
that nEdfc. ind accnr.lthRy Wrfu held over, VeaIs
Wefo In txht Aupnsy ht In Iolefato demand ~ 81 %
8a.So pcf 1Co NJ for Inferior to best.
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cotnn,1a to rhoiee cows. for city slaughter,
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rrttas on leased lines m 10 ,tsf t. ia;7 n ea1 A,
Lcsa eash in hand. bills and xrc1uutn fccctv.
ah!s Spal on haad u rosts and cash al.
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-24

machinery of justice must be kept in
order and at work. The aid of Gov
ernment is 80 necessary to the work of
production that the right first to Sc
cure enough to maintain that govern
ment must be considered as tacitly
implied in every contract of society
to pay money. For mRnifestly no
long-sustained effort can be made for
that purpose without government.
It's peace, too, is necessary for the
civilized life of society. nor can this
be preserved without the agency of a
government. Society, then, must be
considered to have implied the right
to reserve enough to maintain its gov
ernment, unless it resigns the right to
a separate and independent existence.
If it ceases to exist the capacity for
constant periodical payment is gone.
Let US, then, collect half the taxes
in money, and devote it to a higher
and more sacred purpose than the pay
ment of debt-the support of the gov
ernment. The residue let all the fun
ded creditors reach through the tax
paying coupon upon equal terms and
in just proportions. We have secured
q government which is necessary to
enable US to discharge all our obliga-
llOlSs buL we udN6 given no priority
which is not established by the law of
nature, as it ought to be OF nations
We have discharged first the one obli-
cation necessary to enable us to dis
charge all others.
The practical operation of h
scheme would be thus When ten
millions more Of these taX-receivable
coupons were thrown on the market
they would decline slightly in value.
But the first holder would have no
right to complain. The promise to
fund was originally given to the Sec
Ond conner as much as to the first
Neither could he complain of the
holder of the four per cent, who
collects his Interest also through the
coupons he only substitutes n six per
cent obligation which would have
takeu six per cent or more money
The consequence would be that the
tendency to exchange the six per cent.
on The bond of shorter time for the
four per cent. having longer to run
would increase. In proportion as this
tendency increased the ability of the
State to pay its whole interest would
become greater An event which all
SO much desire.
In harping so much upon one topic
/ fear | run the risk of worrying pub
lie patience. But my anxiety to sug
gest something that may help o re.
lieve the State from it's present en-
barrassment must be my excuse.
Very respectfully,
II. NJ. II. HUNTER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-24
SENSE AND SCIENCE.

Nervous people should sleep at least
eight hours, aud at this season nine
out of the twenty-four.
The telephone Is achieving wonders,
Prof. Bell amuses New York audiences
by music played n Philadelphis and
Boston, the sound being conveyed by
telegraph.
Rub mirror or pane of glass with
rag moisteued with glycerine and it
will not be dimmed by breathing
against it. Near.slghted persons who
shave themselves will take notice.
The Fades Jetties at New Orleans
sre a success. and Capt. Fades hus
drawn his half millions OF dollars.
Fruit Syrups, Preserves, &c, will
not fernent ia hot weather il sAlicyIic
acid be sdded in amount equal to the
one thVu7Rndth Of the weight Of the
sugar used.
A good waterproof cement: Glue,
5 parts, resin 4, red ochre 2, with a
lihiy water.
Sprinkle q handful Of salt about the
rODts of each grape vine tO prevent
fuDgns growth.
Prof. LOamis says the day IL not fEr
Off when teieEra phirg viii be com
nDA by inca sks sf asritst CurTesits with
ont the Intervention Of wires or poles
lie has Sent and received me,.aages
twelve miles by hytHg II kste until it
reached an upper current, copper
wire being used 81 the Kite string, a
similar kite being ueed at the other
pnd NJ fire hljne ~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-24

New York GTaphic.-Tweed evil
IDENTIFY dosen't believe in small sails
and quick returns.
indianapolis SentineI.-A prudent
man advised his drunken servant to
put by his money for a rainy day. In
a few weeks his master inquired how
much of his money he had saved
Faith, none at al" =" he said i; ait
rained yesterday and it all went"
An accomplished Indiana girl calls
hay grass a la moved"
Mrs. Sitting Bull got possession of a
fashion magazine the other day, and
was so delighted with the latest modes
that she cut out all the colored plates
and pasted them on various parts of
her body. She says that they are
"a heap nice and she wants her hus-
band to subscribe for year to enable
her to wear the latest styles every
month.
There is growing conviction in the
minds of smokers that vest pocket
should be made deep enough to entire
ly hide cigar from the scrutinizing
gaze of the man that never has any.
"Can you see me dearest ?" said a
Chicago man to his dying wife. "Tell
me can you see me?" "No," she very
family whispered "but i can smell
your breath.n
A man who was recently hanged in
Canada for killing his landlord made
speech on the scaffold, in which he
expressed hope that this might be
u warning to other landlords who per-
sisted in dunning their poor tenants. 1"
~ make it a point, madam, to study
my own mind, F" said gentleman 20 q
lady, who had expressed some surprise
ut All opinion lie expressed. Indeed, !"
she replied, II didn't suppose you un-
dcrstoOd the use of the microscope.
Aleck is IA six.year old boy, who is
very fond OF ice-cream. He was per-
mitted to dine with the family the
other evening, aud, as usual, wanted
more ice-cream /; but ~ he made bis
Wish known. he added Cant you
hottcn it u little?"
a merchant went home the other
uight and said very Cheerful ly to his
wifi: well, my dear, I've failed at
last" "Oh, that's good" exclaimed
his wife. with a radiant face. Now
we can go 10 the Centennial, sure"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-24

IT is said the President means to
favor the old Wings of the South
first, all things being equal. His
recognition of Hampton is urged
as being deemed exhaustive of the
claims of the Democratic party.
Tho President evidently, from the
time he penned his letter Of ac-
oeptance, has endeavored to build
up respectable support in the
South, and We have no idea he will
be very choice as to their party an
tecedents. Certainly he has ex,
hibited toward the South more
generosity aud fairness than any
other Republican since the death
Of Lincoln
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-24
"AND THEN NO MORE,

saw her oncs-One little while, and then no
more;
Twas Edon's light on earth awhile, and then no
more
Amid the throng she passed along the meadow
door
Spring seemed to emile on earth awhile, and then
no more;
But whence she came which way she went, what
gsrb she wore,
noted not Il gazed awhile, and then no moro.
saw her once-one little while, and then no more;
Twas paradise on earth awhile, and then no more
All what avail my vigils pale, my magic loreH
She shOne before mine eyes awhile, and then no
more;
The Sballop Of my Peace is wrecked on Beauty's
shore;
Near Hopes fair isle It rode awhile, and then no
more.
saw her once, one little while, and then no more;
Earth looked like heaven a little while, and then
no more,
Her presence thrilled and lighted to its inner core
Ny desert heart little while, and then no more
So may perchance meteor glance at midnight o'er
Some ruined pile little while, and then no more.
saw her once one little while, and then no more;
The earth seemed Peri land awhile, and then nc
more,
Oh might see but once again as once before,
Through chancs or vile that shape awhile, and
then no more
Death VI ould heal my grief This heart, now
sad and sore.
Would beat anew a little while. and then no more
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-24
A lSriof IGditOrinI.

The shortest editorial ! ever rcmem-
Der to have seen in any journal. says
the London correspondent of the New
York HOrId, was written hy au &c
centric old editor, named Laiug, in a
paper called the M0f,tsSiHte, ut one
time we'll known i'm India. The ccle-
brpted Gorham case had been going on
for moulhe, filling all the newspapers
and weighing down all the mails. -
When the English Journals were
eagerly opened for news from home,
nothing appeared hut column after
column about the Gorham case. II
was on this that Laiug wrote the
editorial have mentioned, and have
often thought that it combined many
Of the greatest merits an editorial cHp
possesS-t0r 1t WAS short, could be un-
derstOOd by everybody, and it faith
fully reflected public opinion. This
was all, just AS it stood. headline aud
all
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-24
Who Uas Caim,s Wife?

The Rev. c.. p. Mccarthy, who
breaches every Sunday in thu Uni
verslty Building, Washington Square,
as pastor of what is called the Ameri-
can Free Church, endeavored to aus
Swer the the question:" Who was
Gains Wife p last evening. He
took his text from the fourth chapter
Of Genesis and the seventeenth verse.
The preacher said that he had Sc
lected the peculiar subject annOunc
ed, at the request of several members
of his congregation. Maintaining
that old theories as to the meaning
of the Bible stories had ceased to be
tenable because of the increased light
of science, that the theory held by
many as to Gains wife would also
have to be abandoned. "The otho,
dox answer to the question:" said he,
''is perhaps Cain married his sister. ,
Well, don't think he did. Now, |
am not going to shirk the answering
of this question. | have a theory of
our race which others do not believe
in. Nine out of ten believe that the
human race came from one pair, !
don't believe it. Do you say that
this is heretical ? Perhaps it is, but
this is not a question to be answered
by those who cling to the old theories
That old theory can never answer it.
In the first place, Cain could not have
married his sister when he departed
to the land Of Nod, because he had
no sister. When Seth was born Adam
was only one hundred and thirty years
old, Il very Young man for those days,
and Seth was his third child: There
rs no mention of daughters, In tho
second place. Cain departed to a
country where there we're people, and
he feared these people would slay him
because of his crime. and the Lord
recognized the reality of this danger
and set mark on him that he might
be saved. The Bible nowhere states
that there were only two people origi"
nallyereated. Adam was the generic
name for the human race, aud male
aud female created he them Do you
believe that Negroes and Chinese are
the descendants of the same progenitors
with ourselves ? don't. Cain went
over to the land of Nod, and there
became the chief of race which hC
found there. lie built a city. He
could not have done this alone. This
then, must be the answer to the ques'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-24
TUESDAY APRIL IL, 1877.
EVENT and COMMENT,

1t Will require means which the
President will not use to place Pack
ard In power telegram.
This little gem Of sound doctrine
shines like n ruby in the usual rubbish
scraped from the New Orleans cutters.
Nothing can be simpler, nothing clear
er. The President is no fool.
Col. Charlton, OF the Knoxville Tri-
bune, is fine writer and drives right
for the focus. In speaking of Fred
Douglas he says;
Instead Of making him "master of
ceremonies" at the White Hou-e, Gen-
eral Casey. Of the regular army, is set
apart for this duty. Thus the "poor
negro" Is cut in the tendeTest place.
Col. Chambers, the new General
supt. of Postal Stamp printing is
brother-in-law top. NJ. General Key.
Tweed has made his confession pub
lie and duplicates many prominent
men, including exMayor Hall, whose
proportion Of the Ring spoils was to
be ten per cent.
DR.. Strayer. the author of tho bill
establishing the Department of Agri-
culture in Va, omitted to add 20 the
bill "this act shall be in force from it's
passage" This postpones it until the
Let Of July.
Ann Eliza Young. who recently lee.
tured in Bristol, goes hack OH Brig
ham and says he ordered the Noun
tain Meadow Massacre.
There are three new comets chasing
each other around the North STAR
They are not large enough to be dam
gerou5.
Bennett, OF the Herald has purchas-
cd n residence in Paris and proposes TO
remain there for several years.
&. l.. Radway, the agent of the
Wheeler d Wilson s, N. Co., Rich
moEd, hss been arres ed upon the
charge of abducting two poor, but re.
spectacle sisters OF one of his late en-
plOyees. one OF whom lie succeeded
ia fu!uing. The brother Of the girls
was absent In st. Louis, and Radwsy
pretended that be had written him
10 furnish them money and requested
ol1 Of them to meet him AT Su Assig-
nation house. where he would meet
hsr With the money. The p.pOr gil
weut, never suspecting tEe character
"a tue house The case 10 bad Que, and
Justice White bailed Rad way IN $3 .000.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-24

ton; there we're races of people upon
the earth at the time Cain was driven
out a vagabond, and from this race
Cain took his wife"
The preacher dwelt at considerable
length on the lesson to be drawn from
the life of Cain, and exorted all to
avoid the little sins, for even Cain
did not become murderer all at
once, but was led up to that great
crime by envy and jealous feelings
". Y. World.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-24
MEADE AND MOFFETT.

To all those persons who have
inquired tho reason Col. n. b.
Aradr's withdrawal temporarily
from the VINO, we have to say
that he has gone to the Valley to
prepare mint for himself and DR..
Moffott in time for the Bell Punch.
Auditor Taylor will please hurry
up the registers.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-24

TIE Richmond ENoU1RER is a
model of modern Virginia Journal
isn. 1t bristlcs with news, spar
kles with wit, and glows with first.
class Democracy. james and
Schoolcraft are making a paper
worthy of the ancient and honored
namc it bears.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-24

COLONEL CARTER, the new Rail
Road Commissioner, has appointed
Major Baker p. Lee his secretary,
at a salary of 1900. As Major
Ice has taken temporary charge of
tho WHIa, during the absence of
Col. Meade, he is doubly to be
congratulated.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-24

Mr.. G. b. Coale writes very inter-
esting letter TO the SdHddrd, from
Philadelphia, touching the remaining
glories Of the Centennial. The prinoi'
pal buildings are left and have many
OF their. first exhibits remaining The
main building is TO be kept as per-
manent receptacle for the scientific
wonders Of the world.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-24

QUERY Gould Il man who,
when elected President, could not
seat himself, have seated Hampton
aud Nichols, if even he could have
counted s to Z before the commits
sion 2
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-24
THE GORHAM CASE.

D. the Gorham case.
Every body was thinking tha', and
when Lsing said it, there was n great
shout of appreciation.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-24

viii be in regular attendance on ths
courts Of Tazewell the circuit c0uIt
of Washington and Russell counties.
and Federal court at Abingdon Spec
ial attention given 10 TO the claims of
creditors against bankrupts in the
Federal court at ASingdon
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-24

JOB WORK Of all kinds neat
ly executed at the News OHce
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-24
CROSS.TIES.

New York Graphic,-Tweed evil
IDENTIFY dosen't believe in small sails
and quick returns.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress, Legislature, or County Off
es, each 60 90
Town and Township offices 200
The above rates will be rigidly adhered to.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-24

Local Advertisements, Transient,
1Ocents per line.
Regularly 8 sper line.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-20
"A SSeSsnent n Office.
sHEBA frLvEn MINING COMPANY

sHEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
OCA ION Of principal place Of business,
l. San Francisco. California. Location OF
WORKS Star District, Humboldt county,
Nevada.
No ice is hereby given, that at meeting OF
the Board OF Directors, held on the 27lh day OF
september, 1877, an asse sment (>o 8lof Five
Cents per share VAS levied upon he capital
stock of the corporation, payable imme.
diately in United states gold coin, to the
Sec etary, at the Office of the company, No.
3l2 Montgomery street, can Francisco.
California.
Any SO k upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the
TWENIl-SEVENIH DAY OF OCTOBER
1877
Will be delinquent and advertised for sale nj
public auction; ard unless payment is made
before will be sold on
TAI URDAl, THE SEVEN EENTH DAY
NOVtMBEk, 1877,
To pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses of
sale.
BY order OF the Bo, rd Of Directors.
ABRAHAM hALSkY, Secretary.
ONCE, - 3i2 on'gomery street, San
Francisco. octItd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-20
NOTICE TO LIEN
HCLDE RS.

YENHE unde' signed plaintiff has this day
i comm enced IN action IN the District
Court If the Fourth Jnc icia District Of the
State of Nevada in and for ldt county,
against H. Nether and Robert Clair. de-
t,ndants, to enforce lien upon that certain
building and premises situate III the old town
of OIeana, in raid county and state, ON the
lot of land opposite t. and fronting james
Prices blacksmith shop. On same lot stands u
small brick cabin, formerly WI by Slaven
4 Eddingcr. said pr.mi- from ing on fr' ut
treet. aid lien is claimed under ard by
virtue of an act Of the Legislatue of the
state Of evada, ent tied +" IL ACT to secure
liens TO mech mics and Other and to REL cal
ali other Acts in Ielat on Thereto" Zap
proved March 2, 1915
Now therefore, all p rsons holding or claim.
ing liens up n said premises, under the pre-
visions Of said Act, are herety gifted TO lie
and apl ear before said District Count on
TUESDAY, THE 9Th DAY or NOVEMBER.
A. ID. 1871,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the same being q day Of
the regular october Term, \. ID, ls77. of said
Court and TO exhil it tfen and there the
proof OF their liens. Dated DC ober. 10 1871.
GEORGE SbAFFER. Plain iff
A. W. FISK, Attorney for Plaintiff. oc15-3w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-20
YOUNG MEN

WHO may he sutf, ng from the eneot ~
youthful f. lies or indiI cieiicp. VIII ~
well 10 avail them, elves - ia :. the srsss
ri boon ever laid at the altar OK suDeIari
DIR. SPIANEf VIII BuAis.I
ZEE To forfeit s50G for every cas- 81 seihI1I
eakness. tr riynte ditcHse 1 on. hDu vi
character which he unds Itakcs ani ials
,ure lie would III refore tay I" the upio
stuna'e sufferer who may read TINS bu,..A
hint on are eGdlng on dangerous erou.s3
when you IL ger delay ia ser king the ploPhe'l
emedy for your complaint. Ncn may
lin the first rtage. n member You aiu ~
1proacl ing the latt, If yen are borue.n MI
snpon the last ard are suffering some ~
lof it's III effects, RENE mber that u !ou ~.
I list IN proc rastinaticn. the time lulls' ~
when the most sAillful physician can - N
] Ter you no assistance when the Gov
shope will be elos oil against you wnen IA
knngeI Il gerey can bring on reIieI' TbstI
Tease has the Doctor failed OF success, t;nn
klet not despair work upon our imag inns,it,I
hut avail yourself of the beneh clal ,.eos.ondI
Eof his treatment before your case ~ oes I'm
| he reach of medical skill, or before 1--we
death hurries you to premature snreyI
Hull course Of treatment. s25. senu ,liv mil
kby Post Once order or Express WIZ
description Of case.
Call. CT address,
DIR. a. q. SPINkEn
No IL Kearney Street, San Francisco
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-20
PhysieaIand sien,aI Debility.

Vital W. akness, nervousness, low spirits'
latsi ude, wesi nert - the limbs and BACK
lufs mu~. ular y Wet indis pusili' ara ID
capabi ny fof iAlor Sid stuuy weak, ~
bhutteo feel III. n1 Energy or cotrhRe' paiPf
II Of he heart. dul BesEcf apprehension,
.osf Of III fn,Is, ave ~ u tO society, 1--we "
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