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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19

In English and French IN another paper, and
this during the time required by law"
This act was passed In the flush times Of
the Whlg party; It bears the honorable names
Of VIM. g. g. Claiborne, Speaker; Felix Garcia,
President OF the Senate; and Of A. b. Roman,
Governor.
SO much for the Pieay,o,e's dogmatie asser-
ton that such provision was unknown before
secession, and that it found It's birth in the
corrupt womb Of Radicalism.
The bill 30 sharply criticized was mattrely
considered by the Judiciary COMMITTEES OF the
House, and was reported by substitute. The
substitute was read at full length twice In the
House, and upon the recommendation OF the
judiciary Committee was adopted.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19
ADVERTISEMENT OF JUDICIAL
SALES.

Has the House of Representatives com
mitted the iniquity which the Picayune lays
at it's door?
The Picayane, speaking of the alleged
"hasty passage of the bill reported by the
Judiciary Committee, relative to the adver
tisement of judicial sales, proceeds solemnly
to say:
When we consider that this remarkable pro-
Vision acas uuska,oua, in the history of the State
prior to the war of secession; when we reflect
rat it acas derised by the Republican party in
e rIisiana to sustain party organ which was
ielf-sustaining, ETC.
= Taany assertions as many blund ers!
: Undproof!
: vertisedhat statute are sheriffs sales adj
v Under the city of New Orleans?
. which prCt of 1912, p. 212, No. 80, section
$ ssThat here's:
q advertisementsal the public notices and
70 TO the parish of Cered by law and relative
,e two of the gazettes, shall be published in
New Orleans, to wit :blished in the city Of
IS and French IN the Stateee times in English
~, and three times
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19
The Baton Rouge Advocate contains these

The Baton Rouge Advocate contains THESE
Two paragraphs:
An arm chair is proper for the scat oil wal
Ipicayune. -. ....,..,,,
What sort of chair would you prescribe
FOR tho seat Of the printing contract grUwl :.
The DEMOCRAT has been awarded the city
printing a second time. The City Council OF
New Orleans appear 70 &c dong Iheir lever
best 10 aggravate the old P'c. to death. :.
Friend Advocate, do not be irreverent; don't
Taught at the gibberish and violence OF the
Moor old PIC. She IL In her second childhood,
md must be allowed to scold and make nui-
rance of herself generally. Don't laugh at
har old fellow
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19

elected by the people and represents the
people, should speak out on this question.
The bankers Of New Orleans, who do not rep
resent the people, and The Merchants Elk
change Of this city, which is simply an asso-
citation Of individuals, have by their recent
action given. az far as they could, the moral
support Of this State to the gold men. 1t is
just and proper, therefore, that the people
should be heard through their own chosen
representatives, that the State may be placed
right on this great question.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19
rrw ORLEANS, JANUARY 10. lsss.

Tho spaech of Mr.. Jonas In the House yes
iersiay on Senator lacharie's substitute tof
Burrh o Chandler resolution. was the feature
of the day. We regret that we are not able TO
print in full SO able and just Augmentation
q the position of the Louisiana Democracy
howard the Administration.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19

The attention of the Legislature is called
10 tho report in our columns, reprinted from
the DEMOCRAT Of last October, on the socia'
evil. We ask attention to this report. because
ID touches subject requiring the most en-
lightened legislation, and we trust some mem
Der OF the Legislature will present wen
considered bill on the subject. We shall have
more to say on this question,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19

determine on the laws ne,ded. A recommen-
dation by the Governor, who, being appointed
by Hayes, Ia GENTLE, that the Legislature
prohibit polygamy, was, Of course, immedi-
ately voted down and pigeon-holed. The
Mormons are to-day stronger In Utah than
ever
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19
MARRIED.

SARPY-LARUE-On Tuesday. January Is.
at IL o'clock, at the st. Louis Cathedral. by the
Rev. Father Mignot Mr.. Leon Sarpy. Of the par
ish of st. Charles, to Miss Anna Larue. daugh-
ter of Mr.. Felix Larue. of this city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19
WAGONS! CANE CARTS! SPOkES
III. N. SORIA,

Is and go Union and Is and II Perdido
streets,
Sole Agent for the celebrated "aTUDEEA,
KER" WAGONS, CARTS and SPRING WORK
Dealer in Philadelphia and Western Cane
WheeIbarrows Of ali descriptions; spokes, Eel
loes, Hubs, Shafts, etc Wheelwright material.
Orders promptly filed. ALI work warranted.
ia6 2dntf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-16
Hard Times.

The mos prolific source Of pecu-
mary suffering in Virginia. is the abs
Solute dearth of the land buyers
One half of III lands are for sale at
extremely low figures. but 40 pru-
chaSer> can be found. With climate.
soil, tranSport9IIcu. aud soc ETY..
scarcely unsurpassed. why is that we
cannot induce the thrifty farmers nG
tie north TO ny Il cheap land,?-
No doubt mieapprehensinn as tn our
social status, dcirrS many from cqs,-
ing their lot with us Bnt after all,
the unsettled condition If our STATE,
h"ancies is the great barrier which
: keeping tanS uf thousands Of hon
est citizens of the mldd e End nor,
them States on of Vlr.i il
a. 10 the bfundrrs commired hv
the Legislatures pf '6j-'6-'7-'6g
-10-H. it is useless 10 allide.
w are rraping Il iull harvest Of
financial woe. The proper thing Ia
do is. by >onie means. >ccure q inai
adjustment of this qursiion-'h he
B"cock Barbour bill offers r.. VIM
that IS dnnr. Virginia viii enter on a
new. mrexampled career Of prosperi-
ty.-ScDttSUiUe Conner
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-16

BONDS AND COUPONs-THE BOCOCK-
FOWLER FUNDING BILL.-In accord
auce with the act of Assembly known
as the BOcock- Fowler funding bill.
Governor Holiday has issued his proc
ldmation inviting all holders of Vir-
ginia securities to make an exchange
of the same in registered nOn-taAable
bonds hearing three per cent. interest
for eighteen years and four per cent.
for thirtY-twO years. Holders of SIS
600 coo of ''cnnsols" are to fund their
bonds before the ~''peelers" can have
the benefit Of the act.-RichmOnd Dis
pdtch 18Th.
We believe the cOnsol holders
will not respond favorably to the
above named invitation from the
Governor, and that the reason of
their failure so to do, will be the
efforts Of the funders who, backed
by a majority Of the Supreme
Court of Appeals, are en~deavoring
to convince them that they have
only to hold firm and get every
dollar they demand. This alone
will be the cause.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-16

We copy in full from the Nash
Vile American, the proceedings q
the Grand Lodge, Knights of Hon>
or, which is the success of the pc
Rod. The order NOW numbers
in Tennessee 4,500. There have
been 215 deaths, each receiving
promptly $4,000 life insurance.
Only "a Assessments have been
We G thai DR.. Bunting
of our town, has been made one of
of the Grand Trustees. We hope
the order will steer clear of the
indiscriminate admission to MEM
bership, which has recently mark
ed some other societies, and which
is bringing them into down right
disrepute.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-16
3RD DAY.

The election Of Grand officers Er
he ensuing year Vas Complete. as
Glow:
G-and Guardiau-E. f. E,perar-
dieu. Knoxville.
Grand Sentlnel-W. S. Finley.
Sparta.
Representative to he Supreme
LoAge-Burb+ Bond, Franklin
Gu nd Trnste 81. VI Bnrre,.
Elgefed: j Bunung, Bristol; II
G. Anderson, Jackson.
The report of tne Committee or
Laws aud Supervision vas considered
and &C ed nn Below ale points oi
interest among those adnpted.'
Consolidating the standing CON-
mittee,, SD as TO have only twn-
a Committee on laws. Supervision.
Appeals and Gr~ievanclrS, and Il Com
rittee on finance Mileage aud Per
Diem.
r, curing the Finance Committee
to hold quarterly meetings, inspect
the books and papers UE the Grand
Reporter and Grand Treasurer. ard
transmit to every lodge III the State
a circular showing the financial con
dition OF the Grand Lndee.
Substituting a semi annual per
capita tax Of fifty crntS from subur
dinare lodges or each third degree
men her. instead of the present sys-
tenn Of ten per cent. on gross re-
ctipts.
That a member between the ages
of q and So cannot be an honorary
member.
TIE lery Of 4 special per capita tax
of % cents during the interim, was
ratified.
Amending tie Constitution so as
to require the FaymHnt Of dues only
after receiving the deg.ee of Nam
hood.
The Grand officers elect we're in
stalled
The following standing committees
were appointed:
Finance-A. J. Knapp. Memphis;
J. T. Jones, jackson; ). S. Garrett.
Memphis
Laws and Superyision-Jphp Friz-
zle, Nashville. F, Smithson, Pulaski;
G. f. Bates, Cleveland.
Adjourned sine die.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-16
SEw ADYEaTsSEHENTA
VEGETINE
FOR
ChiIls, Shakes,
V AND AGUE.

T~ARBoRO, N C., 1878.

lARBoRO, N C., 1878.
DR.. II. r. STEVENS =
Deur Sir feel v-Iy grateful for what your
valuable medicine, EcgeiiHe. mas done in my
family. ! wish tn express my thanks by Inform
ing yOu af the wonderful cure ct my son aiso,
=. let y.u know that Y-getrne is tie best nedl-
cine / ever saw tor Chifs, ShGkrS Fersr H"d .lgts.
Ny son was sick with measles ir 1873, which left
lin with HipJoint disease. My son sudsr.d a
great deal If palm all of the time tie pain was
80 great hr did tuthiug hut cr-. The ductnrs did
NOT ely him - PARTICLE. BE- could not lit his foot
from the f""r- hr CoLiu rot move without crUtrIi-
- r,d: yrur advertisement IN tho e LuuI-viir
Uurirr Journal" thai S.EtIIne was a great
ri"od Further and Bi"od Food tried one bot
tl", whicn was - gTrar benefit. lie KEPT on with
h. medicine, gradually Eaiui>g IL has taken
Eighteen bottles iU all, Hrd hr il c"mplrtrly re-
81 r d To- h-a III, walks without crutchrs or cane.
u" l. twruty years q; age, / have q Younger son,
fifteen yrais OF az. who is subject to Chlis 80
Whrurvrr Er feels one coming rU. he comes ia,
tax = u dose Of NeEetius and that is tho lat 81
The ChW E"Ertiue leaves 10 had -fr6j upon the
system like most Of the medicines recommended
for GhjHs | chrerfrlIy recommend Vegrtina for
such c"mplIiuts. | Think 1t is The greatest medi-
cine IN the world.
Respectfully, MRS J. w. LLHYb.
VEGET.HE.-W When tho blood becomes Hfeless
ana stAgraIIi. either from change nf WEATHER or
"f climate, want ot exercise, Irregular diet, or
from Sny other cans, the NEGkTINB wilt RENEW
the blood. carry of the Putrid huninr. cleanse the
stomach, regulate the bowels, and impaIt o tone
Of vigor to the whole body.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-16
kilograms as they Come.
Daily Summary for the Week
SATURDAY.

SATURDAY.
The European news is more hopeful.
There are indications that Russia will
yield far enough to permit a congress.
through the Intervention Of Germany.
The London Times is informed by its
correspondent; at st. Petersburg that
he thinks the congress will Don con-
vene.
The Diaz government i'm Mexico has
been recognized by the U. s.
The famOHs Boss Tweed died last
Friday at noon, in Ludlow street Jail,
of exhaustion and clogging Of
the heart. His last words were: II
have tried to do some good, if 1 have
not had good luck. l am not afraid
to die. | believe the guardian angels
will protect me"
Gold fell to 1908 yesterday in New
York.
MONDAY.
Gold fell in New York to t of one
per cent.
The situation at ConstantinOple is
regarded as very critical Russia also
seems bent on having Bessarabia back,
so as TO make the Danube her line.
TUESDAY.
Germany seems a little more favora-
BILE TO Russia. Bismark declines any
advice that would seem TO menace
thut power. The wal feeling seems
unahated in both Russia and England,
but Germany thinks peace can be pre-
served at Constaalinople pending ne
Mrs. Tilton publishes a letter o n
TESS ng her adultery with Beeeher.-
Her confession is full and elaborate.
The U. ). Senate has, 10y a vote %
to G, passed an act repeating the
Bankrupt act.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-16
Tine report of the FINANCE Com

HE report OF the FJnaDce ON
mittee was received ard fled.
The report6f the special commits
tie appointed 10 investigate the d,f-
terence between Gibson aud Peabody
Lodgesyrecommendihg the dismissal
of the case, was received and adopts
ed.
The special committee appointed
to present a plan for a change in the
system of representation made two
reports,~the majority recommending
the adoption Of a district system +.
and the minority recommending that
no change be made On a vote by
lodges, the minority report was
adopted. by So TO 90.
The Grand Lodge then went into
election of grand officers for the en-
Ahns year, with the following re-
suit.
Grand Dictator. John w. Chill
dress. Jr. MurfreesbOro.
Grand Vice Dictator, f. T. Porter,
Paris.
6rand Assistant Dictator, P. r.
Albert. Chattanooga.
Grand Reporter, b K, PulIen,
Memphis.
Gran Treasurer, D. F. Goodyear.
Memphis.
Grand Chaplain, e W A
Haynes, Gallatin.
GIandGuide. 5. A. DIIing, Nash
vile
Adjearned uatiI 9 a. NJ. to>morrow.
Of the condition Of the Order in
kentucky, the Louisville CONNER,
cidt, -of yesterday, says: the adj
jnurned of session the Grand Lodge OF
knights Of Honor was called to order
yesterday morning at 9 O'clock. by
the Vice Dictator, and, after the min
utes we're read, several committees
were appointed for the ensuii 9 year
The Grand Secretary and Treasurer
made theu reports, showing tie Or
der ~ be IA a very healthy condition
There were thirty two new lodges in
stltuted during last year, making a
grand total of %sixty-nine in this State;
| ,4O3. new members we're Initiated
during the year VIII ch makes the To-
tai membership 1000. There wa
paid for the reiti of the sick and AID
of the destitute widows aud orphans.
81 ,5S5. II, and So. 400 insuraacie>
paid to the families of seventeen
brothers who had died during t t
year,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-16
COMMUNICATED.
Editor of the Bristol Ne1os j..

Allow me to call the attention of
your readers to the classification of the
newspapers Of the 9Th District, made
by tie Editor of the Standard last
week. BY counting tie FrankIi0 pa
paper, which is not in the District, he
makes the number Is. of which he
classes 0 as Funders and G as Read
~justeTs.
II is not true that the Bland and
Giles County papers and the Lee
County Sentinel are run in the int rest
of the b~undhulders. But grant that
there are IL papers in the District, and
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-16
THE LATEST UN %LAFFEKTY

A writer signing himself "Epis,
copalian" in the Abingdon VIR-
GILMAN, gives our friend Lafferty
the following short hand shot
Dir. Editor :-Sevcral weeks since,
you published a short article from the
Richmond Christian Advocate. Meth
"dist.) in which the following Ian
guage is used THE ~Ep;scnpai;ans
are meddiing with religion To the
Editor 81 the Advocate / would say,
Go thou and do likewise"
EPISCOPALIAN.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-16
THE KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Proceedings of the Third AHnU-
nj Session of the Grand Lodge,

Proceedings OF the Third Aunu
nj Session of the Grand lodge.
The Grand Lodge of Tennessee
Knights of Honor, met in annual SEES
sion at Odd Fellows Hail, on We'd
nesday, April 10 1873, at 10 \ 81.
The foilnEing were present:
GRAD OFFICERS.
3 K Pullen, as Past Grand Dicta-
t0r,
La Gratz, Grand Dictator.
wv Chi.dress, Jr Goand Vice
Dictator.
FF Porter. Grand Assistant Die
tatOr.
DBG ally, Grand Reporter.
W Bate, Grand Treasurer.
Rev W Gallon, Grand Chaplain.
p Il Albert. Grand Guide.
c L Do>ser, as Grand Guardian.
J Il Dean, Grand Sentinel.
D L Goodl ear, " 2 Brewer, Graud
Trustees
Together with representatives from
81 Lodges and several Past D.claiors
On motion Of II l.. G. White, the
daily sessions Of the Grand Lodge
were fixed as follows: From 9 A. NJ.
to IL 80 P. NJ, and firm 2 20 q P. NJ.
The Grand Lodge then adjourned
until = P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION,
The Grand Lodge met p~ursuand to
adjournment.
The reports of the Grand Dictator
and Grand Trustees we're read and re-
ferred.
Various resolutions were offered
and referred TO appropriate commit
tees.
The report Of the finance commit
tee was presented. the discussion of
which consumed the greater portion
Of the Afternoon
Pending action. the. Grand Lodge
adjourned until . A. NJ. Thursday.
2ND DAY
Numerous resolutions were referred
to appropriate committees, after
which reports of standing Committees
we're read.
The report of the Committee OF
Appeals and Grievances included the
following points of interest.
1t was declared L he the sens OF
the Grand Lodge that the Grand
Dictator has the right. in the interim
of grand Lodge ses.ionS, to reverse
the action OF any subordinate Lodge.
which III lis npiaion. Is ii clear vio>
latioh of IGw aud subversIve of The
best interests of the order, subject IN
the approval of the next Grand
Lodge
Pending the further consideration
of the committees report. the anGu-
al report of the Grand Reporter,
had been mad the SPEC al or
der for ten O'Clock. was taaen up
The report shows The Order to be in
a lourishing condition throughout
the State. with one hundred and one
and 3. 764 members on the
LIST day of January. The financial
condition of the Grand Lodge is as
Assets, $I.50l,S5; IiabiIi-
ties. 81, 73I 90
Adjourned until 2 P. N
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-16

THE Wgtheyilie oratorical tour>
Isncnt came of aereeably to the
bills last week, between Senator
Fnlkerson and Bro. Hcrnans of
the People, with odds evidently
in favor of the former, Judging
from the reportsi in the two Wythe-
Sillc paptrs,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-16

We have not space this morning
for an elaborate reply to the Lynch
burg VIEGINIAN's article On "The
Rcadjusters Argument" W. will
say promptly that we do NOT pros
pose "to abolish the Supreme
Court" That would be revolution,
not reform. win the V~IRGINLAN
regard a change CT the p~ersopcl
of that Court as implying its de
sstruction Z The public debt ques-
'tion is n on which public scnti-
ment is divided, and the Court
itself is, and las been divided on
it. The Court beng divided, its
decision no longer stands clothed
with an authority which is uDques-
tionaJle. 1t is simply now a
question Of men. Judge Staples
has in support Of his view such
ability as is represented by Judge
Robertson, Judge Crump, Jas.
Alfred Jones, James Neeson, and
atty. Gen, Field. This being the
case. We decline to bow down to
the opinion Of the majority of the
Court and stop thinking.
We confess we have very little
confidence in the majority of thar
Court doing anything, but "repeat
itself as it has done" But aside
from Z new Court, there are ways
80 circunycut the old one, so as to
regain the sovereignty Of the State.
The Commonwealth must have
more money, even though the
people cannot, aud will not bear
IUoTe taxation. The bond holder
comedies IL heavy shave to the cou~
pom dealer, but will make none to
the State. Virginia can sell her
tax tickets to the people, all alike,
ut a similar discount, in order to
get MoNEY, with which to preserve
her life, We think it very likely,
We shall in the end have TO do Just
this thing.
The VIRGrNIAN says Bro. Fow~
Ter voted for a session next winter,
and hal "the men associated with
Bro. Fowler, spent nearly the
whole winter in preparing a bill
that would not hold water" Why
would it not hold water 2 who
said so Z The VURGINIAN and Gov.
Holiday. Why did you not let
the Court say whether it would
hold This very refusal would
be a sufficient reason alone for the
resolve on the part of the Legisla>
iare TO exercise its clear constitus
right to held another session
next winter, aud prepare one that
hold. The people elected this
Legislature expressly for the pur-
pose and with a view to a settle
mcnt Of this debt question. As
were prevented from doing it
lsst winter, we mean to try it next
winter. If The EIRGLNIAN and lis
friends would st, p their opposition
to it, we believe we could very soon
get a fair and satisfactory settle
Inent of il.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-16
Mofett was once a small. Ii

H"IItLI WAS Ohce a SIlaII, little,
%frowSy, unintere-ting child. hunting
the mnlaSSes hogsl'ead of his fathers
grocery stnre Few who saw bis.i
then would have dared to anticipate
that he would Climb the dizzy hei hit
of fame till he succeeded in d~iSiauc-
ing al! rivals. and attaching his
proud name irrevocably to the whis-
key btIl>punch. -New York Gropkic.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-16
TRUSSES.

The Jones Ventilated TTusses and
Supporters arc the Easiest. Safest aud
Best in the world. AckHG& lodged to
he the brst. and recommended 10y the
Physicians If Bristol. Now III eXhi-
bitten and for sale by j. a. DICKEY
& Co, Druggists feb 5. 7S-3m.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-16
Arrest of Weems, the Wife Muir
dPFCF.

1t was positively reported, a week
ago, by several officials end others
among the number a merchant of
Wythevile. Va, that Weems. the
wife murderer. of Greeneville, Tenn,
had been brought into WytheviIle
hand cuffed and put in Jail. The
WythvilIe papers contain no reference
to the matter, and we are afraid the
report may he untrue.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-16
EVENT and

Mayor Joseph Jacques has rendered
hIs resignation, and the board Of Al
drrmen has accepted it, promoting
Alderman ). b Luttrell to the May
orally. Capt Jagues says his absence
from the city four or five months will
render it impracticable for him to dis
charge the duties of the position. He
Mas elected while absent from the
city, and his resignation will be gen.
orally regretted.
The Greeneviile Era SAYS Alexander
Kirk, near Limestone. blew the top
OF his head oil last Thursday 10y strik-
ing the hammer of his double barrel
ed shot gun against his stirrup while
mounting his horse.
Rev. J. K Hancher, master of Sui
livau Co. Grange, calls a meeting at
Bi"untville for the 18th. aud an
nounces that the Grange Manufacture
ing Co. at TelfuTd, will soou he ready
for business on an extensive scale.
Hezikiah Holloway. Of Cooke Co.
Tenn. recently shot and killed q
North Carolina fellow named Cad
ford, who was making off with some
OF liolloway's money.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-16

THEY have caught the thief who
stole TiIden's overcoat, but have
failed to catch Zach Chandler who
stole his Presidential shoes.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-16
Financial,

Gold in New York. 1909. to S1OG3.
Va. COnsOls. 604
TaE-receivable coupons, S34.
Tenn. Bonds in New York-old
394 new &c.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-16
AFTERNOON SESSION

The Grand lodge reassembled at
. T. n.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-16

Vgd. TIyE has restored thousands 10 health VII
had bseB long ard PAINFUL sufferers.