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New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
ERIE RAILWAY.
'TMENT OF TRAINS. in eroct

~ 81 WNER ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS, IN ehoct
@sS @sa cincinnati aud Chicago Day Express. Drawing
reo-u caches 90 Buffalo and SUSPENSION Bridge.
lO45a am-E1prcss Mail FOR }uao with sleeping Coaches
attached. , r., -. NJ. Glib.
rsu without changes also Hotel Dining Cars to
Nrrsins leave Chambers street Depot y y, for
Nevark G45. $50. 1919 1890 3l5, 3l5, and 6.l
= m ~ midnight saturday nights only sundays $40
aibs ID Park and Passoic g. 7;45 10 ~ noon. l45
., $3.50, =. TO II Hlihleai SuHCayH,
4 : }O lua m.. l.i5 G..O 2. ~. and IL midnight -
p.f.r.or e. Gl5 1tj. $50. lp, lNl' 1850 H. II noon,
l+5 s. 81 D. sl5 40 .. bio. g. Gl5 $50 Z, 3 10 p ~
aud ~ Midnight Iys =, e;"O 3i'' ~ ILL., if0' u"o'
t,qoif g 7f5 TO- lO4J q m. lf5 S:i5 2. G. p M. and
j. mdu -h'. Sundays e, $50. 10 a n I4' o5V p VI"
aud d. midnight Co.,, -. ,,o. .
MaTNrk. 1913 q. ri., 500 p h.
EcWburrt - iO45 a. m. 800 i30. M Sundays $50 a. m
KINGSTON $3.50 D.. Iu. ~uHiays, 500 q. M.
Goshen e. q a. q 1H, l0i, q. u $50, $40, ':'O p m
SunGays. g. $50. 10 O.. me- ESQ, Z ?. ~. .
NlIdcoan 7:f5. no. 1O4j u-. $40. $50. z p m. sun
connect Win New o and C>Weso Midland T. a. al Mausi
plrt Jcrys 1;l5 g. lD l0l5 a. m,.45O, pm sundays,
NiTy Trains leaving CLambersst or half hours
llri 50. ttcrn muui'a Garner
nan above Time trains leaving Camberst quarter hours
Iyc Twenty thId,t unru minutes earlier LoAie leave
Twenty tiul st 40 tij and lll5 p M conntcg WIZ trls
leaving Chambeisst 10 10 p ~. ald T. midnight
Tor ,assace and for 81 rtmcnts ~ Drawing room
aud ~ere Coaches obtained and orders fOr the
Office, N'- .9 iOl '-y @hd 92t broadway; NO CouiIsI'
Brook ST.. q tu, CtInlany DeVois.
IXr..s The West arrive in NeW1 OK at 40
il, lO aui 100 Z. M
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
Gilnlll6ns tQduIe9-- females.

A DVEPTTSrvFVrS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TEIRrSH WILL BIZ REcElyED2. 2.,. At F. TIE .I.
ar ne yts IycDt iiiYlst cor Il shhage: 100
IN y - r,,lSyS c on, irir,I and iH,nty fourth ST.
iliifal savings DaiS Eu'Ing up to ,, H. at regular
DPFSSVIKER 70 90 ont by the DAY at
u - -. s,it 49, 'itv r,ser,1cc Address NJ G. L.
~. = = ~, 80, I,'iiisftr.n ei W. 19l,-i
.G,,,1,,,,,,,,>,,., - NDI,-Sif ITyED j.,
l T. / -. , - ,i J., - -, e,'s nI
ave.. S' r,ar e.. 6.il ,e.oadi,or.
MOhiSON HlSt-ci'SS anu, r%ildgle ,,ri ott' l
cre9s ,',' 5ariiSuaii;, EN- ayo Il mi.tasrs
-, nt.UITt,. ia ,-1 .,to tel ,,-o I'm
q bE'i-i-l' ~ '"' - tt'', ~ 49,, I, -,
"A py vii tnl dii. 'iom three :" I'VE 1nir'd oa,h
Ing i'u,es 81 comm farmers, t.r all useful men
Ztr. 4, 1,,-L,. rCplftN EarBI OANIENT
\ MhN ~ =. - t ~ @ '--'i iG -, rst
class GERMAN ~lyA%T, frail c3par' ho.c. Employ
n- iaorc .n rr servants VI nnd u g.? 'lr interest 10 'i
at ,I,e. I3l l'ia--f, ,.r'.n "i iii 3.'.tNe-.
At >NNr, SELECT AGENCY. No. 543
z e-3rr i.t,,. -; '. yi 49, rou can be- supplied
n ac --i ,oiirs wia ar,cas c1Ior'e saryanit male
aud i.aiIi', ior .yrF e1.'ti.+ ~ ',5 i'''
nv NOM. q, 49,. tgLNrt ,.,..,,,,.d to
I IAhl2 '"3 - ''.N ,y,'ID't , f." tr ciy ~
- On o-a.t'. ~ % . ,nl ..r,r. fni
He have Prtss--i. a1t C.,'9.rS . .t c.i@cHFs fi'o
m@'e "'' i'''l. ''''',l-' -,
4 / BOOhIiAh 80 +th-HNc:, Ar.'I = ~
s lre" aau.l II ''.er2. 'i,,'' > y r s" p % oI
.i., aa5,i ai s. 6est @ eoaLry am et
"a D
respectfully. 70 DO, ~ ~ 10.
4 LII Summer houses, families boarding.,
a Ious.- hoe.-, ln ely ara couiiT}. p"nlth eupthet
with iIotrsant an C,ino mae ana lihae - ..
az, al AZ rcanccl w1-,s at CItPENTERs, lO5
ii. ave. mar gt!st, lat o.! llthet.
Jrt,,,nrn,f,tf, N;.,..+;o-, ,,.,rt,J o. Gr.t
{ ~ "a III ~ , go ,ii,. ,,,'r, .. ~ f,-t of
diy reference inc Wcat lfth-si.
,,fIA,FpEpN! m A r,.snortl hlr rDlOyc1 ,-iri
4 'llNhbi.i .ih ~ - ~ - -. S,i' s,- So
y a. h,O i! 5iatu ~ "''0' R'''
,,,,,,,,,,n1t,tD ,---,o.,.,I.lo ,,;,I ,-,-LoS
I ia " )4-N' ~ ~ -. H., r',r,r,. hos,
y sltil'''" s' '.'..it.'' - ea,'. Dss Rr,ad
ciE le''ir+" '' ~' i'''"-' ''"' '' ''
,,,,,,,0TpV,gn D. - ,os,oct1Ilc ,,;rI a.
I IiAMDLh hAltAiH ~ 81 ~ ,i.'n -, a.,
- chaHDci."l - ''Pln'o 'ui .'., ~ ~ - NJ rs
and iron ing ba' - ODE a, i {? O. INC country ' ' ~
,.,II,,,DruJ,tn orI WAITRESS re-
IL 80 So cb,,,,,.,-,'i aud ,yoitress or
- 3i'A' ,oi ,i .r t,g, ,ia,s 4 III West gfth 81
NURSE S'''' '''''''' @ " - ,
lAMBkEalAl ana AZ i.f95S nSltl sl,H
y "t'i' III, ,i,. 1o tGe carn ~ Iii vor al.
5lih.- " ~, eifr o- eotinry Cal at 31G
et'N e,S' - reSsr9 p m "
(,uANRFRNAID and WAITRESS - By a
Tt..s tlorousl, am j. go0d clean
silver a.. arr &c. good city reference. Gail At CAR
pf.NII.fs-,. iu- Gth ave, Jt. st.
ANBTRNAID and WAITRESS. to ASSIST
j PINE WASHING and IRONING--By q very respecta.
- mn woman. GOOD nj. nnc,: very go.d chlIbe.Inad
ara sr.s.; good washer and iroucr; WILING oi ling.
sn1,r and honest: cnifirv OF city. Call at BOOkHAMS,
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

A MERIC4N JOCKEY CLUD - SPRING
"a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PARK. 2t, Dab. IA, ygi. l2.h,
l6 dy a. O'Clock.
ladies' ckcts half prices oler " Guarttfsteich
badges admitted 70 closed lIOnBds L0rh n grand stand
&. WnEAlLi, Scoy. y. sELADN 2, fffr.tetf
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
6teamboa.s ano Railroads.

~NTSKIII, and STUYVESANT BOATS
a.ye daiy from Pier AZ. foot OF Csnalst. al p me-
a. Dssssnrcrs and freight
ITrUFNS LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR
snoV connecting with all railroad lines North, East
- west New and magnificent steamboats, leave daily
exceptedl at from Pier ~. N X 1901 Ot
- Throurh tickets sold and baggage checked 10 al
LSSn3. JOSEPH CORNELL superintendent
NFNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEI.
I } rsrrv station IN New-l ork foot OF Liberiyst
Conmeucing May ~, lS77-Trans leave as follows
u.-For bennington EaSton, BelV1doTe, hauch
rt.,t Tamaoua WiikcsbaTrr. Elmira, &c.
Csn Csass 1-ror Tastoa Harrisburg Mauch Chunk Tama
- 1VilkesbaTre NlamsI,Ort, &c
ese II s D aud 43tp m.-For somorye and femington.
m-For Pennington, rastOn. Mquch Chunk, Wilkes.
A. Tamaaua Hazleton, Reading, Pottsyie Harrisburg
"a m-FOr Easten Bevidors, and Catasauqua
tor m daily-FOr EastOn, Allentown and Harrisburg.
S85 y IN -for l.asion .-.,
- trains 10 local points time table at stations.
sTNDAY TRA1NS-Lcave AT $3.50 a. m, ~ p. m for
rnS Brook ad intermediate points, and 81 $50 for
sa.fon Reading, and Harrisburg.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

Apaylmrnl5 &, llntnrriebc0 ilo0me TO Set
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR
EIpOit tlr,, :oJIls so monthly, PA No i1t, ~.
mcIu.cI: IIGHr HOT~EkEErING. also Room -. 3ls
East lfti-sts IrNaleI Ir>id,uoc
5 LARGE ROOM and KITCHEN to LII,
with fI Ill NN M 1. atrly f'r gentleman ana Vir
o. iady co.; Oly one 10 family. l5- - enA'e
thnt LcoI.
<.A GREAT JONES-ST-S ECOND FLOOR
~ lei-FouT Rooms rent 80 e. month; also o'Ltt
rooms. furnished
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
YopTuIpV RAUE0lD OF NEW-JTRSFY.

NORTULRN RAILROAD OF NEW-JER>EN.
Trans for Encewuod Cioser. Peruont and Nyaci
r $50 sf5 o. In l. 3. g. 445 $50, go $50 y. ni and
SATURDAY ui gifts Only at il3) j. IN. sundays. a. m ana
C.u D.
N.rut spring VALLEY. and Monsey. T. $50 IN, 4i5 p M
JNO. s.. ABBOTT, General lass'r Ascent. N'w-l ork
DOR NEW-llANEN. HARTFORD. SPRING
4 TITLD. WHITE MJt NTAiNS. MONTREAL J.. ave in
,rntatc points Steamers leave Iisr p r. r., ey t'l
GlrscxreQ;,J D. and y connecting wit special
trrs NDs Haven Tor Hsrtiun Springfield. &c lIcsct
teckt 90 tii broadway. New oi *, ana ]
Cont sf BROOKLYN. ExCurssn 20 Sew Haven AID retrn
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

alRST-CLASS SERVANTS can be- obtained
for city and country Il LApi.s EAPIoI ,i., MENr ,,oI
paid orders Jy nail Rcffrnce received through Tire mall
References lLtul.,d
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

nRESSMAKER, &c.-An English Protestant,
nof sewer and lrcs,mlker: VII 1s 0 hr uletui two
wears reierence. Cal at !. ". G. A-SDtlAIyN, East
, St.. between j. ali H. mi . aig j.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

I I AUNHL TfUI 81.
| Al CAUTERSkILL FALLS. CAT, KILL MOUNTAIES
Open irOn May to Nov. !, reduced rates for May and
| June. Carriages meet visitors Catskil Landing
| For particulars, send iOr circular.
J.. t. SCIIUTT. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

nI1P HONE OK THE HILLSIDE.

A hIN IIVNE w IIIL IT TIINII|T,
~ DANSh L I.INI Eti>fpH COZ Nil. NEW YORK
tie largest Ifycitn'c Cur in tie world Il - place
where ai CLASSES of nyalds ctt III AMI where irat un
ic- %. PERSONS Httdii- 81 AMI ircuiFi@in ahh.} come
n has made It's growth aud reputation auSr undo
3G.incu thpu-dlds O hart recovered good
health 10 whom arr ~ liberty refer. L,.r- aasne lJ-
Information viii Do answered promptly free Of cost A -
Is JAMES 4. JAthrJN.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

Board end Rooms Wanted.
BOARD WANYED--(itya and County. Send
kJp ccs 20 The BOALDEEs' DIRECTORY, i3l Broadway
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

N00K. MASHER. and IlONER. on a..ist with

~ the Was1ng-ly h Ay resp c,l'ie al i,'lnuehd
young woman a good COOK meats, game soups, &c:
good bread and biscuit baker; is c.ce n washer snd
irunr city country Prefers Oh. colnitA hei honrs
and Ob cinc. Cali al BOOKIIAH-. $50 iih ave, near
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

IOOK, WASH, and IRON and GENERAL
y uOI'SEWoEK Bv .rGeruIn rrl: for.i- country.
can d., seem " N references. ihc PROrE~iANr HOME,
l33 Gth-lyc, above lj,h~t. iouItl house
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
INA nHKALTHY LOCATION: nlcnsnnt drives;

i beautiful scenery, ovcfloOkng White and Ffahcpila
Mountains bay fever speedily cured Accommodations lot
2O guests S6. by s 80 der day, raDslsn
reference required Apply " Ma M. Ii. BoWLEs Maple
Cottage jefferson, y. III.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
GUNNER Boar0.

| AFAYETTE HOUSE, FrInconia, y. H.
- EICHARDaON 4 BISHOP, Popr!etors. Three miles
from Profile House Opens June Prices by the very
low Cool and nvigOIang atmosphere beautiful scenery, and
do ivl mi
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Delaware Water Gap,
Ib PeHn-NOW for go,; hrst class and cheap
at the Gap. TENS, 80 per week or y Der day.
TIIEO. HAUSEE Proprietor.
tTAPLEWOOD HALL, PittSicli. Mass
VA Open hcauu,il park beautiful region
Loco feet above the level ak hours from NewNork
Terms moderate. Scgd Tor circular 10
JAS. y. FRt NCH Manager
NYACK SUMNER BOARD for families.-
" high ground view, lawn. shade; substantial 'lio
ample rooms reasonable c!iarc"a J.. A BANNISIER
NEPTUNE HOUSE, Ncw-ROchcllc.
~ Tie arcrssbi, o AL around New
York. AccoWmcd .tiOU- FOR 200 guests.
Boating. DaiAng. fishing. billiards aud bn"ng -
Mrs r. t. PUTNAM.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

NOOK and WASHlNG.-A respectable 10
- man wishes situation very eO)t plain COOK and ass
with washing; cilyo cosnirY; csa bc ldcd by cit
parties. 2ui Ed,t ibtiisG
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents.


j TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL
ROUTE Trains leave NewNofk via Dtsbrosses and Cort
lIrfl street. Irrfi as follows.
Iywes f.r Ha .li.nlrs. Pittsburgh The West ari south
v1h Pullman Palace carr attached % ln ana 500 T. ir
CN'y. -
Dir NiuIW-VCrt. Cck Haven. Cory, ana Eric at $50
J. i t..ue 80 CORY f'r itusfIi' Petroleum trHfr ,
and thc DA Regions Ior NliIamslou and Lock Haven,
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

NURSE.-By an experienced CJua.liln gin:
y can fake cuiire chlrg infant ifs hrfi and
bring n up lorr a,p grow. .Ly chit lrcr; invalid
ursr: .oUl l,ain srsifss, ui maA' lgla generally
fr: strong Healthy, sobr. ronts kl' Oh gHg. ss
tc.Lmnll.l.. Nnll 81 H,t hn-lAt nr.,I ~. ".
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

~ GEORGE FARR, Proprietor Magnificent ain
view" fine elevation pleasant groves. and make this
fayotr retreat for mountain visitors iiay auc ly
Hcvpd Terms MODERATE. send Tor circular
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

A DRESSMAKER 90 go ont by the day at
y -: class cltv reference. AllrtsS VI. &. l.,
NJ. nl ~. FISH I.L. Gb Mt.f luln-t
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

AT AlORlSON'' fISt-class and reliable Office,
a corner tl ST. anI G,L-lv, b,,s servants 4 every de
srrpti1u country Do obtained Noce tLis nd
dress particularly, tu & dyo ct mistakes
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
5iinatlors Uuuteo--m mdlcs.

NOACHMAN. A situation rs cOaclmaI
X wanted married l3 years city reference iron
last pace Ca address Tor two days private stable -
WcsI .Sflist.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

4 COMPETENT French DREsSNAkER IN
n a bianchrs wishes few cuclg"Elruts n families o1
vo ~ homo ~ rta- uaDl' terms Nine REDHO$, i2O 9th
ave, rear h.li, ~ .Jud u lur
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

4 DVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
n York TEIBUSE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THf
UPTOVE OFFICES. 80 i.5S- Hroad~ay cor Thirty -.rst
or :,OS Wost Twenty -thIdst, cor. EshtlaTc; 9Oi
llr ave. cor Forty sevcuhst.. n the HARLEM OFFICE
no ,. sN rnrlvc. ono hundred antwtny ionrtitsi
tilrlfhl savings Building, up Ia D. Lr at Tegia
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-08-07

/ believed thereby the ends Of truth
would be more nearly subserved.
II Is proper to state that misappre-
hension prevailed during The meeting
which increased the excitement and
disorder it was that the chair intcn-
ded to pit Malone against the field -
emphatically deny that such was
ever my intention, and had not the
persistent and boisterous Interruptions
that ensued precluded any eXpiana-
ton, there would have been no lust
ground of complaint against the Tul-
ings OF the chair on that score. In
deed, had ordinary respect and cOurte.
sy been extended to the chair, and its
efforts to preserve order seconded, as
they should have been, there is but
little doubt the business for which the
people assembled would haYe been
transacted
And now, rs Mr.. Secretary Bailey's
correct statement" has put upon re-
cord an the prominent actors in that
"indescribuble tempest / think it
but fair dealing" that each one
should hear his just proportion Of re-
sponsibity. | therefore point to the
record as certified by Secretary Bailey.
| am content to stand or fall with 9TH
ers, 'eren upon the crhi6H he makes,
and invite the scrutiny Of discrimi-
nnting public to that record.
f c | | o w-Citizens-I have no pet
schemes, political or personal. to pro-
mote. | am the advocate and cham.
pion Of no man. | have no personal
animosities to crafty, mo friends to
reward, no enemies to punish"-no
applause to court, no favOrs to ask or
expect. AS an independent citizens,
having the good of the country at
heart. | address you.
Error, tinselled with furbelows may
captivate the Imagination, or, arrayed
in the sable habiliments Of passion
and prejudice, may blind the reason
and mislead the judgment. l would
warn you against the one. and beseech
you, pause and reflect before you lie.
come the victims of the other, The
unity of the conservative party is the
safe guard Of your rights. Preserve it
with jealous care, and frOwn down all
attempts to produce discord in its
ranks. Let wisdom mark your dalibe-
rations and patriotism prompt your
actiOns-then will you see perpetuated
the triumphs of peace, harmony and
good government.
j. II. PRESTON.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-08-07
Communicated.
To the Citizens OF GOodsOn
Township.
Township.

Tho attempt to deceive and mislead
YOU in regard to the meeting held at
Wallace's on the 2Sth inst. Is too
transparent Would.be political lead
ers, influenced more or less by selfish
considerations, are scnsitively alive, ~
they would have you believe, To the
interest OF the dear people so much
imperilled by the action of the chair
mau Of that meeting
Capt. Bailey has given to the public
"a plain and correct statement of the
proceedings of the meeting, as he un-
herstGDd them,n and seems TO plume
himself upon the omplishment of a
feat that dlSclOsCs a shameful disgrace,
i'm which he bore SO signal part. He
concludes his "fair statement" thus !:
al deem il proper to state that on
Monday last Col. Preston, w, Il. Pres
ton, and myself met and compared
notes. The atOve ia, with few inn
material exceptions, in substance VIII t
we agreed should go to print. After
wards, however, for reasons doubtless
satisfactory TO thcmseves, they de-
cIined to certify them" ..
This declaration is worthy Of such
credence as may be due il, when state
that there was no fnal agreement or
concurrent action as to tehdt should
go To print" Tho statement par
tidHy agreed upon was different in sew
cral particulars from his fair state
mcnt.n Besides, he withholds the
fact that proposed, near the close Of
our conference that we make no
official report of the meeting, The
contradictory statements made before
az by gentlemen who were prominent
aotoSs in the meeting, induced me to
make this proposal. and the Secreta-
ries readily assented to it. Mr.. Bailey,
howevar, for reasons "douhtless salts
factory 10 himself' announced his de-
Termination Ia publish his OOa state
mont. What those reasons were, |
leave others 10 determine from his
own exhibit. No reason for declining
10 make any official report vase beauso
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-08-07
HOW TO PAY THE DEBT.

The ENQuIRER frankly shows its
hand in this way, touching the pub
lie debt:
"And, lastly, il no scheme Of com
promise and reduction shall he found
feasible, the people of Virginia must
set about redeeming their pledges at
whatever cost. The expenses of the
State governm ut must be reduced
(and there il still! ample room for re-
trenchment,) the area of taxation must
be extended, an an honest and rt9ht-
t,d assessment of property must be
made 10y which the revenues of the
wealth will he largely enhanc-
ed, When these means fail to meet
the requirements Of the situation, 9th
ers can be brought forward"
So there it is The area ct tax
alton must be extended. That is
tax those things that arc not yet
taxed-cEurchcs, dogs and oysters
to pay the public debt. Then the
land must be rcassesscd, so that each
particular farm shall be made to
pay twice as much tax as it now
does. Here then we have it, Tax
alton must be increased.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-08-07

THE Cottage Hearth for August is
an interesting number. a d presents
many attractions. The music 1t con-
tains is worth double the value of a
single humble. The articles are varied
and useful, and the high standard
maintained. Published 10y d. L. Mill
iiken, l0l Milk ST., Boston. Price,
Sl.50 per year.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-08-07

THE PLANTER g. FARMER for Aus
gust is a most splendid number OF
the very best agricultural Journal
that is on our exchange list. Any
farmer docs himself injustice by
Withholding hia subscription from
it. Price 80 per year. Address
L. r. Dickinson, Richmond, Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-08-07
THE BRISTOL NEWS
J. G. FOWLER,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 7 1877.

THERE is probably not member
of the present Legislature of Va.
who will not regret to hear of the
death of Col. f. j. Armstrong, the
able, fearless and venerable dele
gate from Rockingham. He died
last Wednesday at Rawley Springs
at the age CT u or %. He knew
the business of the Safe better
than any other member Of it, and
10 evil measure could pass unchal-
cnged the watchful old sentinel as
he stood at the picket-poot Of duty.
He was ever marked and needed
legislator. Those members who
may be IGNORED with reelection
will experience an inexpressible
sadness when they fail TO see that
white~plumcd leader at s, a. IN,
march from the St. Claire to the
basement of the capitol, on his
daily ronnd of inspection among
the departments.
Whenever q bill was called he
was ready for it. If it deserved
the bludgeon Col. Armstrong;
hand was apt to deal it a blow
When he arose the usually heed
less House listed. When he sat
down the House was better inform
cd. His will was stern, his intcgN
rity as true as the law CT gravita-
ten and his judgment rarely at
fault.
About him there vas a social
magnetism which few could resist
and none respected him more .han
those he fought. In wrestling for
the reclamation Of lost public rights
he was a hero Of whom the State
has cause to be proud, and has left
a name dear to many a man who
prides in the thought that the re-
stored glory Of the Commonwealth
is to be an early child Of destiny.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-08-07
Cremation.

THE BODY OF DIR. c. F. wINsLOw
CREMATED At SALT LAKE CITY,
SALT LAKE Cry, August - The
body Of De, G L. WinsIow was Gre
mated here to-day. His heart was
taken to Nantucket, his native place,
and his ashes to the grave of his wife,
near Boston.
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Ex-Governor Moses.
RELEASED on $40 600 BAIL.

COLUMBIA, S. c., August - Ex>
Governor T. J Moses, who has been
imprisoned here for a week past, bas
been released on $4,000 bail while
testifyiug before the Investigating
Committee relative to the recent
political history of the State.
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TERMS:

One fourth of the purchase money to be
paid on day of sale, and the remainder in
three equal instalment5 on six, twelve and
eighteen months time. Notes with good
personal security required of the purchaser,
and lien retained to secure ultimate pay
ment,
Persons desiring to see the property can
call on the Commissioners, or wishing to
have more particular description can make
enquiry by letter.
u. l.. YORK,
A. FULKERSON. ! Cjm'rs.
July 81, '77.-tds,
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VIM. Massey and Robert FIoonor,
Defendanta.
IN CIIANCERN.

The object of this suit is to set aside
n deed OF conveyance from Daniel
Whitaker aud Wife to VIM. Massey,
dated the 10th day of Januory 1850 for
a tract of land in Washington County,
Va, on both sides Of Baron Spring
Creek adjoining the lands of A. +.
Bradley &e., and to enforce specific
performance of a contract between Da-
vid Whitaker and Robert Flenor, con-
corning the said tract Of land; and IL
appearing by an affidavit on Tile that
the defendant Massey Ia "A non resident
Of this Commonwealth, he is ordered
TO appear here within one month after
due publication hereof, aud do what
may be necessary to protect his inter
est ia this suit,
A copy reste,
l.. o. Cosby, c. G.
Y. & E.p.u.
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Commissioners Sale
AT BRISTOL

DURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit
l. Court Of Washington county, Va, en-
entered in the case Of Charles c. Campbell
vs. Stout, Mills & Temple at the October term
of said Court 1876, the undersigned Com
miesioners will sell ut public cutlery to the
highest bidder the mill property in the
town of Goodson known as the Campbell
Mills"
Said mill property is about 200 yards
from the Va. r. r. Depot, consisting of
Double Buhred FIGURING mn with
Turbine Water Wheel and the best modern
machinery. 1t is II valuable mill property.
Sale will be made in front of VIRGINIA
HOUSE on the 9TH day of SEPTEMBER.
1877.
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LOOKOUT for a shower of August
mcteors when the convention adj
iOurns.
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September next. Unanimously cal
ried. The meeting then adjourned.
WM WHITE, Chm.
w. II. MITCHELL,
a. +. HARRIS. Secretaries.
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III HOUSE.
Re opened By

Re opened by
j -AS- MI pHONE- AS,
Main Street, Bristol, Tenn.
HAVE again reopened the Thorn
L as House, on Main Street, and am
prepared to furnish first-class accom-
mediation to the public. No money
and no pains will be spared u make
the hotel all it was in its palmiest
days
Boarders will be received on GOOD
terms.
Being provided with good stables
am prepared to furnish stalls. food ana
attention to horses.
Rail road passengers will find the
house located in easy distance of the
Passenger Exchange, the tables well
furnished and lodging unsurpassed.
Porters regularly at the trains to re-
ceive baggage and conduct passengers
Jan 6 Taft
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DOANOKE COLLEGE,

Bs5- Blank WARRANTS for sale
at this office, very low.
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VIRGINIA:
In vacation of the Circuit Court
of Washington county, July 26th, 1877;
David Whitaker, Calvin Whitaker,
Mahlon Felty and wife, Deborah
Abel Wilson and wife, Lucinda,
Plaintiffs,
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