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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-04
TUESDAY DECEMBER Z, 1877.
EVENT and COMMENT.

Gov. Porter has respited Jack Hunt,
the jacksonville wife murderer, until
the 18Th inst, to give him time asked
for in which to prepare for death. -
He was to have been hanged on
Thanksgiving day.
The ROgersville Spectator says Mr..
John Ward, living near Van Hill, was
fatally burned by falling into the fire.
He was aged 90, and his wife, aged 81
was burned while trying to aid her
husband.
1t seems that republicans will never
get done with disappointments follow.
ing their theft OF the Presidency
Senators Conover, of Florida, and
Patterson, of S. c., have voted with
the Democrats in the crisis of last
week,
The Jonesboro Journal says John 8.
Hayes, Of that town, will probably
take charge Of the Landmark al
Union, at au early day.
Col. A. s. Colyar was a candidate
last Saturday for q seat in the lower
House Of the Legislature.
An attempt to rape the beautiful
daughter of Rev. Mr.. Templeton, of
Columbia, Tenn. by a negro man
named Roper, has caused the moot I'M
bounded excitement. Roper failed in
his effort, and then made Miss Bette
place her left hand on her heart and
with her right hand held toward
heaven swear that she would not in
form on him. He was arrested at
Athens, Ala, and the people seem de-
termined TO lynch him.
On Saturday, the Gath ulto., the u.
s. man-of-war, Huron, was dashed
upon the coast of n. c., near Kitty
Hawk, and lost, with nearly all on
board. Only 81 out Of 1S6 were saved
aud these swan ashore. Capt. Geo.
?. Ryan, commander, was lost.
The N. Y. Herald asserts that Coy,
Tilden said, q few days ago, in re-
Spouse to q question on the street,
that he certainly did mean to prose-
cute his right to the presidential chair.
At Buchanan, Va, the recent flood
was six feet higher than in 1912. 20
cOlOred people were dtowned. so
dwellings, and vast deal of property
were swept away. The store of the
Clifton Forge r. II. Co with all it's
material and provisions WAS carried
off.
Bishop Marvin, of the NJ. t..
Church, South, died in st. Louis, Of
pleuro. pneumonia, Nov. Goth. Aged
81. He was elected Bishop in 1865,
and was n man of decided ability.
T b Q disabilities of Beverly H
Robertson, Of Virginia, were removed
recently by Congress.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-04

I mat IN nnIIlI tnnph Tho fnPn,t1, (,
Nth hi, limo bonv f,oer 10 nro"
crn]ed 10 tar to nircos tho oran-
m,nis or Ashley wb;rh m.l,cd or,o,,
at his ,onrb lila fros, bar,ro !. snn,
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Anon be CANA ,o ,ha do,zlinw wit
of tho mot l,wvar pho Ther tho
cnrI ,f HE Ii, rrow sh,rnor HE
eu,oo,h C,co hon,, IN Lindlo 49,, lie
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Ionocr. but vivid as Eohtninn rsd &c
fire olobns and olorin9 ne tlyi, ms
toors Tho w6ola ,ou ,yos IN Lis
oyos. Tim rrlI Loort s,roo,,od ont NJ
his face Then UiIbon, onv illusions
ia prertiss ba iurnnd .bor, romnd On
the rerinrcd Witnesses or ITonIkins
tore ,boir ,o,,imony into ,broJs ava
b,rlad ina ,boir r,cos er,b torrillo
invoctiyee t,,t all ira,,Ilod Tho &C.
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tho nowor n ,assio, r. sno,,oJ -
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circle of fire. be s,rinnoJ OI I;.ns "''r
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tor Ills ociions ton bac,mo 90
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in n hurricane Tie yn,co Lncamon
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and vat ;nterminoIcJ al No wLii,
with a sweet nndsrsorr IF swootost
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heated furnace his cenntoo,nco
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there Corevnr Thn oai,aIinn oC 10
audience emonrlod oinns, IN na5(
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-04

Who own the United States?
The people.
Who own the people?
The Politicians.
Who own the politicians?
The Devil.
What is Democracy?
A country where every man has q
vote.
What is a Greenbeck?
A Government promise to pay,
which the government dishOnors by
refusing to receive in payment for
dues.
Who Deprecated tho Greonbacks ?
The spectators who by corrupt
legislation prevented its issues as a
full legal>tender in order that they
might run up the price Of gold to
$2.S5.
What brought about the hard
times?
These same spectators, by forcing
the GOyCrumout 70 contraction.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-04

AT the request of Mr.. John
Collinson, we publish to- day his
re organization scheme that our
readers may see what is proposed
to be done, by the proposed Pur-
chasing Committee, with our great
consolidated line from Bristol to
Norfolk. We fail to see in it sny
Cumberland Gap link or any back
pay to those who have done the
work of the company heretofore.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-04

DR.. Tut has been en-
gagged IN the practice Of
medicine Dirty years, and
!OrIlong time was demon.
sirAtor ct anatomy in the
Medical College Of Gcor-
4 giI, hence persons using
his Pills have the guaran-
tee that they are prepared
on icntiiic principles,
and are free from ali
qulCkery.
lie has succeeded in
combining in them the
heretofore antlgonisiic
qualities of 4 sfyeRSlAcR-
ing, fa,GatiVs, GHdd PR.
ItFINg t.RtC. =
Their first apparent ef-
iCct j, To increase the APP.
petite hvCausiug the food
to properly assinlilate.
Thus the system is uour-
ishcd, and ~ their tonic
action on the digestive or
gIns, regular aud healthy
excavations arc produced.
TherapiIity with which
bSys0HS Idks on flesh,
while under the influence
of these pills n itself in.
dictates their adaptability
70 uourish the body, and
hence thCirt hicaCyin cur
ing nervous debility, mel.
aurholy, dyspepsia, vast
ing OF the muscles, slug
gishncss Of the liver,
chronic constipation, and
,rrth to the system. Sold
la ray Street, New York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-04

ing. Interest upon the Reorganiza-
ton LIST and I'd Mortgage, and fl, 81
Income Bonds of the New Company
will be made payable in Londor or
New York, at the option of the hold.
ers, and at the like option these bonds
may be registered in the names Of the
holders.
CONTINUED on End Page.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-04

tage paid by the publishers. 1t!
is best to have the Daily if you have
the postal facilities but in my event,
you should have the WeeHy Aneri-
Gun. 1t you try it one year, you will
never stop it and never regret it.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-04

Baby shows are the fashion now,
but as long as mothers continue to
nurse their little ones with Laudanum
or other opiates they cannot expect
their Babies to look bright. If your
Baby needs medicine get n good and
harmless one such as DR.. BULBS Baby
Syrup. 25 cents a bottle.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-04
NASHVILLE AMERICAN.


As business investment, it will
pay him a hundred times the price of
subscription, because it will keep him
posted in the market quotations, so
that, as a producer, he may stand on
equal ground with the speculator in
knowing tue state Of the market. -
He will not then be dependent on
his neighbors for that knowledge
which is money in bis pocket. lie
will be also constantly advised Of the
current Of events, political and other
wise. lie will know what is going
en- in the world, and be in constant
communication with it. 1t will add
to the intelligence of himself snd
his household. If he has a daily
mail, the farmer should by all means
have the DaHy ADsricaa, which will
cost him $1,000 per year. including
the postage. IL he cannot get the
daily regular, then he should take
the Semi. " 'eeLly American, price
$500 per year, postage included. -
And il he cannot conveniently OBJ
tain either of these editions prompt
ly, he certainly can get the Weekly
american, which has all the market
quotations Of the week. including
those q the day Of publication, which
will cost him only 81 90 a year, pos
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-04
A Singular Petrifaction.

Judge E.. c. Bronaugh has attached
to his watch.chain little amulet or
charm, which, aside from its peculiar
history, is very pretty in itself. 1t is
nothing less than a petrified rosebud.
Duling the Rebellion young nephew
OF Judge Bronaugh, while in one of
the Southern States, writing home to
his mother enclosed a rosebud. The
letter arrived safely, and after perusal,
was laid aside with the rosebud in a
drawer, where it remained for eight or
nine months. When the drawer was
overhauld and the letters again
brought to light, the rosebud was dis
covered 10 be petrified. The Judges
aunt recently sent the stone to him ut
this place, and he PLACED it in the
hands of jeweler for the purpose of
having il fitted to carry on his watch
chain. The petrifactiOn is so very
hard that while trying to drill a hole
IN it, two or three tools were broken.
1t is perfect rosebud, and so well pre-.
served that the finest fibres are TO be
seen. What peculiarities of air, earth
or water could have changed tender
rosebud into hard, almost diamond
like substance in the short space of
nine months is 10 us a mystery.-
POU}ond OrcgOAiaR.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-04
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad Company.
REORGANIZATION Scheme.

/. The action of the Trustees, for
the foreclosure of the Mortgage to Sc
cure the per cent. Consolidated Sold
Bonds, will be prosecuted 60 II final
decree OF foreclosure and sale.
At such sale the "Purch asing Com
mitteeh will purchase or cause to be
purchased the franchises and property
OF the Atlantic, Mississippi Il Ohio
Railroad Company. provided they are
possessed of sufficient means to do 80 ;
and in that event they will cause a
New Company to TO formed, to take
title to the franchises and property
purchased.
III. The position OF the securities,
hereinafter called the Divisional Sc.
ouritles, will remain unchanged. sub
Ject, however, to the provisions here
matter made for funding, Purchasing,
or extending the same. The Division
al Securities outstanding are approx
mately as follows:
NORFOLK & PETERSBURG RAILROAD.
FIRST Mortgage PT' ct; sI ,99 900 600
Second s" 46s, 900
- soar 900
sOUrH SIDH RAILROAD:
giT.t Preferred. per cent, asst,ooo
Third F" 452,Soo
Third Old Merit. " Z" 400
= a. $50, 200
VIRGIBIA AID THSSHssER RAILKoAD;
first Mortgage, 6 per cent. $4,000
Enlarged First Mort. 6 pr. ct, 900 600
FORTH Mort 0 per cent. 1920
Inter 1t Funding, pr. ct. "2o, 900
MISCELLANEOUS
Int THnding Notes, issuod
Jan. ], 1874, el%,os4 -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-04

Who is alive to his own interest and
would secure fair remuneration
for the products of his indus>
try, should not be wilh>
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-04
CORN ELIUS A. GRAY
Barber and Hair-Oresser,

FRUNT SIRttL BRIST0L TthN
Desires the patronage OF the public
POliteness aud attention Eiy,n 10 al
and satisfaction guarantee 1.
May 10, le7i.-U
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-04
vIRorpIA AID THssnsssR RArLRosp;
TOlAl.................... Ss,ooe.
i'll. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MORT
nAGK Q PER CENT. GoLD BONDs.

GAGS @ PER CENT. GOLD BONDS.
COCO OF these bonds of 81 900 each,
having thirty years TO run from the
lSt Of January, 1880, will I've created
by the New Company, and be issued
and delivered 10 the purchasing
Committee" In trust. These Bonds,
or the proceeds thereof, will be en-
ployed from time 10 time by the "PUr-
chasing Committee" i'm funding the
Divisional Securities upon such terms
as the "Purchaslng Committee" may
decide, provided that these Bonds
shall be sold or exchanged at rate
only which shall leave at all times in
the hands of the "Purehasing Com
mtttee" Bonds, and cash the proceeds
OF sales of Bonds, sufficient. taken to-
gelher, 10 represent the Divisional Sc
"urllisS remaining unfunded, estima-
ung the Bonds at IS per cent Of their
par value aud the Divisional Securi-
Ties at par.
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ADVERTISING RATES
RATE FOR ONE YEAR.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

For Congress, Legislature, or County off,
CS, each "a 90
Town and Township Offices $50
The above rates viii be rigid'y adhered to
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-04

lfyou have friend with cough
or cold, tell him to try DR., Bulls
Cough Syrup. He will thank you for
your advice. The price is only % cts.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-04

sourH sIDu RAILROAD
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Public notice Is hereby given that in pur-
suahce and by virtue Of a certain order, judy
Iuent and decree OF the county court of AleNAn-
der county. state Of Illinois, made and entered
At the February term of SAID court. 4. II. 1896,
upon the application OF the underslgn a. adj
mlnlstrstOr Of the estate OF Louis .jOrgGnsen,
deceased, 10 said court for leave 10 sell real cs.
tate Of the said estate to pay the debt, Of said Ca
tate Will H. such administration on tuesday,
July lith, r7i AT the hour Of two clock in the
afternoon, at the front door OF the court house
In the city Of Cairo, in said county and state
oflcr III public sale TO the highest and best bid
der the following described real estate namely.
he east half Of the northeast quarter
Of section four 20, in township No.
seventeen 10. south range No. two
~ west Of the 81 principal meridian,
IN said county; also sixteen 90 lots, Nos one
q TO twelyeu2) both inclusive, and Nos thirty
sevenlSD to forty tiUj b0th,iRclusiye. in block
No, thirteen 90 Ia the fourth NthJ
addition 10 said city Of Cairo las the
said lots are designated and des-
cribed on the recorded map or plat of said city:
also lot No. twenty-iour tgi), in block W.
lli'y five Gj), ia the first addition 10 said city Of
Cairo, and also lots thirteen (l5J and fourteen
~, IN block No. seventeenQ7l, in the city OF
la Sale, in the county Of Ia Sale, and state
aforesaid said real Is tate is TO be sold ior the
payment Of the debts of the said estate and
the same will he sold ior one-half casn in hand
and the balance in six and twelve months With
good personal security and mortgage, or sale
mortgage, on the premises sold 10 secure bal
ancc Of the purchase muney.
llOACG WAHpHEn,
thlHO, june ., lS17, Administrator, etc
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THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BL00D-PURIFIER.
HEMAR.

This Incompatible DEPURATTVE Is
p0teerfut ILTERITIGE, TONIC, d.
ESI, combining pirtaes tohioh render
IL iarotudbie and never failing, aud by
its continued use ,cU thoroughly eradi-
rate all diseases of the blood. rs ingrc-
ton, the products gathered from remote
fountain Prortnces, and rhere there Is
the slightest fdint Of disease Ia the sys-
ten, IL neuer fails IN ejectin0 that disease
peiiing Il through the many and rarious
channels Of the body, thereby dtiotci,,y,
and, indeed, forcing all tho organs into
their proper normal aud functional con
conSimeo any patieat "sino Il, Of RI, "s % S"I
doubted reliability and r0nderJu eura-
tire properties, II being, most unquestioH-
ably. tie rorU acme Of medical triUDiphs,
and the greatest discovery OF the present
age. In the treatment OF erery disease
tcherc the bIOod itself Is primarily the
scat of the lesion or disorder, such as
SCROFEIi and The thousand aud one
causes that lead 10 this terrible AFFECTION,
of which all ciriiised commanders are
eognisdnt. for Bibiicat TratI. has assert
ed that the "Sins Of The Lathers shdH
risit eren unto the third and fourth gen
ESFEEBLED Constitutions It IL ~
porerfm regeneration, causing the trrscts
Of man once more to assume the God-iike
For CUT1HEO Us DISEASES, URN
AIRY DISORDERS, CONSTIPI TfOH or
COSTITENESS, LIVER AND KIDNEY
COMPLAINTS, GENERAL AND Merry
az = ES4s. IpH.
1HELIOMITOUS CANCER, SCURVY,
AFFECTIONS OF THE BONES, ISDO-
LENT GEES. FEMALE CON
boon Tong sought for by sensitive, suscet,-
tibie, and delicate females, as IL takers
direct action upon their aifments) AND
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NNN-RESInENT NOTICE
OF limos, County Of NIc,andrr SIS.

Stale OF Illinois, County " \leNandrr ss.
ln the Circuit Court, september term, ls,G
Fleming and Lacey for use OF Henry Wiomcycr,
Henry r. paysop aud Ferdinand h. Canla fru,
OF H. H. fHson cool as gamisheo- Car
nishmont
AFFIDAVIT having been fled in the office OF the
clerk OF the said court, that Henry K. PaysOn one
Of the above named defendants has departed from
the State Of Illinois, YOU the said Henry Il. Pay.
son are hereby notified that conditional Judgment
tor the sum Of So % and costs OF suit was rendered
against you implicated with Ferdinand T.. ldnda,
at the January term A. u, lsI7 Of said court in sad
cause that q writ Of s,ire facas has :bcln issued
on, OF said count in said cause against YOU, return
able on the 0nt Monday IN September next. Now,
unless you, the said Henry Il. Payson shall per
sonaliy be and appear before said court on the first
Monday In September next and then and there show
cause Il any You have, 10 the contrary, final judg
meht VIII be entered against you for said sun aud
coSt7S SUIT JoHll \, REEVE, Clerk,
june, u, ki7,-wu
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DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON.

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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-08
PILES; Hemorrhoids:.

Many causes tend to produce his pnin-
fu and distressing state. Tho blood Is
retarded IN its return; the too frequent
congestion OF Tie 5o,ccys, torpid action Of
the Uper, aud numerous other causes are
the source Of This complaint, and hitherto
moMing eGect.Gt has been presented 70
me pmbi,c' Whict 9ron,d RAPIDLY a'esidte
ire cure. In PILON ,cG hare remedy
1rhich not only acts almost Instantly, bit
IrW rcmopc The largest tumors of the parts
har" yecS,e% NOT o s %n@ ss~y ns ne
been TddicdIiy cured, hare been assured
(prior TO nsinJ TITS treat,nemtJ by emil
men. . surgeons Mat Me only, relief ther
operation, and rcnopinG IL or thsns from
IN ds ,s SSd xxx .hic mseeStfasd
,cith delight. and " noio prescribed W
sure cure for Piles.
Price; Fif'y Cents per package, orsin
for $3.50. a
THE AROVE REMEDIES ARE
thorough IN tho eradication Of tho differ
ent and edrioms Mdiddies dcnomimdted,
aud are tho result Of patient, searching,
tabcrio.s, and scientific tnvestigation,
Europe and america.
IF the specific directions are complied
Ntth, fNOWSuHNS or patients UtW Oc0r WV-
ness to their reiafiGe merits, and COrrOb-
crate every assertion. Where there ara
many con,piications of dtscase, and pa
BE- pleased to Ctcc aW Information, anG
treat on letter " Mecessary.
Descriptive and Explanatory Cireu-
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Of Stang. ~ tho PROPRiET1R ny
MEDICINES arc not on sale at UOur
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N.l47e Broadway. Nsw.Yask city,