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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-10-29
Letter from Wise.

Editor Bristol Nelcs:
DEAR SIR.-It is frequently the case
Editors like to hear from the country.
so, / write you from Wise.
Campbell is spoken Ofas a ice cour.
teous gentleman. but little too RADI-
CAL in Politics, but l suppose VIII get
the Republican vote of this county
though that vote is small. Capt. New
berry has some kin in this county
which l suppose he will get, with
SOME of their immediate friends. Gov.
McMullIn will get VERY few votes in
the county. Col. Richmond, apart
from being well and FAvoRABLY
known, is the Standard bearer of the
Conservative Democracy of this dis
trict, and the people do not only look
upon the election of mem Der TO Con-
gress at this time as important, but.
the coming great battle Indeed the
crisis in 1850 that will probable fix
the destiny of the Republic, as Of too
much importance TO weigh lightly.
and this being a strong Democratic
county it is easy to foresee a magnifi-
cent majority from Wise for Colonel
Richmond. Yours truly,
II. G.. SLEAIP.
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Letter from Smyth County,
LONG HOLLOW, VA. I
Oct. 20, 1878. !

LONG HOLLOW, VA.
Oct. 20, 1878. !
Editor of the Bristol NeUS
desire to say, through your valua-
BILE paper, few things in regard to
the politics of McMullin's native
county. Col Richmond put in his
first appearance in Smyth at the Court
House on the 2lst, where he received
much encouragement from his friends
and the friends of the cause in which
he was laboring. The courthouse
was crowded with the voters Of Smyth
who have been waiting most Impa-
tiently to hear and see the man for
whom they intend to cast their votes
on the 5th of Nov. To say nothing of
Newberry and Fudge, we will say
that Col. Richmond made an argu-
mentative and telling speech-one
that was received with ouUbursts of
applause, not from the few, but from
the many, and the majority of his
hearers were pc fectly satisfied with
their candidate. Still, Pendleton says
that Richmond commenced throwing
fog on the question of finance and en-
ded without making him understand
his position. Well, we will just briefly
say, in the language of Richmond,
that he (Richmond) had no hand in
making one-horse editors and two
shilling lawyers. So Richmond can't
be blamed if the mind of the editor
1 of the p & II is too weak to grasp the
| true and only true solution of the fl
nancial question, i. e, the one which
/ r.. so maufully maintained Billy
] thof Cd -,
| county was forced to withdraw some
assertion. Well, we don't know how
about that, but we do know. while
Richmond was speaking, that the edi-
! tor of the & H was seen to get up a
disturbance and was known to swal-
low something from a lawyer of a
neighboring tOwn-we don't like to
say what-but anyhow, if Bro. Jack
had not been standing so very near,
and had he not been such a skillful
| physician, we do believe it would
have choked Billy, but with the as
sistance Of Bro. Jack he managed to
get it down. Again, Billy asserts that
there WAS not one man turned over
from Ne. to r. This is false, for we
know of number of them, one of
whom is the daddy of one of those
great Greenback clubs" which was
organized in behalf of McMullin, and
he was heard to say, after the speak
ing in Marion. II will be dadshamed
if | don't go for Richmond" "a
half dozen Richmonditss Of Chatham
Hilp and the bully boys of Broad
Ford" says the p 6 II, were here to
stand to R., and were the representa-
tives of Rich Valley and the only
Richmond men in Rich Valley. We
do not deny the first charge, for we
did stand to Richmond, and we did it
openly and fearlessly but, Billy, we
were not all the Richmond men in
Rich Valley, for we boldly assert that
there is not half dozen farmers from
Chatham Hill to Saltville against tia
nominee. No, h g are laboring
openly and like true men for him,
their standard-bearer. And we are
going to surprise the disorganizers and
thrush splttersp when we roll up
rOusing majority for Col Richmond
in Smyth. Old Nc. is losing votes
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An Undeniable Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and if you
lead miserable, unsatisfactory life in
this beautiful world, it is entirely
your own fault. ard there is only one
excuse for you.-your unreasonable
prejudice and skepticism, which has
killed thousands. Personal knowI-
edge and common sense reasoning
Will soon show you that Green's Au-
gust Flower will cure you of Liver
Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all its
miserable effects, such as sick head
ache, palpitation of the heart. sour
stomache, habitual costiveness. dizzi-
ness of the head. nervous prostration,
low spirits, &c. It's sales now reach
every town on the Western Continent
and not a Druggist but will tell YOU
OF its wonderful cures. You can buy
Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three
doses will relieve you.
For sale by J. A. Dickey g. Co.
Dec LIST.
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The Man Who Deciphered Them
Washington letter to PHILADELPHIA
Times

Washington letter to PHILADELPHIA
Times
There has been great deal of talk
during the past week here on the sub
ject of the cipher kilograms, and eve
rybody is asking where they came
from, Whatever may be said about
the Tribune, and enough can be said
for and against it, the Importance of
the dispatches cannot well be over
stated. The industry, patience, and
sagacity displayed in transIating the
dispatches cannot be too highly COM
mended. So far as l know, nobody
has yet stopped to inquire who has
done this piece of patient and skillful
work. Happily l can furnish the in
formation. The Tribune has had a
bushel- basket full of cipher kilograms
IN Its Office for more than two months.
How Mr., Reid obtained possession of
them is more than L can pretend to
say. However, they were turned over
in bulk to Mr.. Hassard, the most YER
satlle gentleman connected with the
New York press. | am informed that
Mr.. Hassard worked six weeks OF this
mass of enigmas without getting a
point or a useful suggestion: He then
began to work on the dates, the num-
Der of words in the several classes of
kilograms, looked up the occurances
happening in the localities at the
dates in question, the noted persons
In the localitios at the time. etc, and
before he knew the tangled threads
began to unwind, ard in a fortnight
he was in possession of the whole Sc
cret. With slight help, more of a
critical character than otherwise. Mr..
Hassard has done the whole work on
which the Tribune is making such a
spread. Mr.. Hassard does not belong
TO the ordinary class of Journalists in
New York. By nature, education and
association he is a gentleman. Besides
he is an old journalist. although vet a
young man, three or four years below
forty. He writes on all subjects unu-
sually well, and | can't see what the
tribune would do without him.
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We are requested by the leading
farmers of Tazewell to give the fol-
lowing publicity. in vindicatiOn of
the people of that county.
A SANDER Nailed,
Editor CLi,.cl EaLLey NeacS.'
We have read an editorial in rhe
Marion Patriot and Herald headed
Discussion at TazeweIl G. H"
which may in general terms be char
acterized as false from beginning to
end. This article says: "When
Fudge began TO unfold the record OF
JeenS, and TO make the fur hy-aS
gentleman present expressed it,
Richmond's friends, composed OF the
Courthouse ring, few drunken row.
dies, and school boys, set up yell
that resembled that of mob more
than anything else, with purpose OF
killing the effect of Judges speech'"
This IS false, and we consider 1t an
insult to the intelligent and orderly
people of our county, The gentle>
man should remember that we have
nothing known in Tazewell as a
Courthouse clique" and the "yells"
that the gentleman referred to we're
unmistakable spontaneous shouts of
disgust at the little Courthouse
clique" from Marion, composed of
the editor and Fudge, who dared to
eudeayor to en6ghten the intelligent
people Of our county upon questions
of which they Yourself constituted
teachers) displayed an ignorance that
could be born only of demagOgues,
We can say that we have seen men
"skinned" in discussion, but the
gentleman whom the editorial said
"made fine impression" was little
the worst "skinned' we ever saw
and We heard it said that Judges ad- |
vent mere lost more votes than it
made for the stager whose cause he
pretended to espOuse.
We take pleasure in affiXing our
names to this article, in refutation of
the uncaIled for SANDER.
b. S. Bowen, Sam'I Leece,
II. s. Howard, .. O. White, R. 7
Bowen, Sr., George o. Thompson,
a N. Thompson, Joseph HARRISON,
A. n. Steel, W. T. Thompson, W,
w, Howery, G. S, Thompson, Alex
King, a. A. Thompson, J. o. Saun-
iers. John G. Watts, Graf Crockett,
A, P. Rhudy, J. B. HjgginbothOm,
John Daugherty.
I'VE omit from the above large
number of names. Those given are
Of gentlemen who reside in the coun
y. Ed.
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HAYES'S TITLE.

However varied may be the opinions
concerning the validity of Hayes's III
tie to the Presidency, there is not a
question in the minds of either Demo
Gratis or Republicans upon one impor-
tant point, viz: the unquestiOnable
right of DIR. Pierce's Family Medi-
cines to the title of the Standard Re-
NEEDLES of the age. Listen to the voice
Of the sovereign people.
NEW ORLEANS, June 10th, '7s.
Dr. r. V. PIERCE. Buffalo, n. Y.
Dear Sr-Your Pleasant Purgative
Pellets seem to be particularly adapt
ed to the wants of the people in this
warm climate. where bilious affec-
lions are particularly prevalent. | re-
gard them as the best cathartic have
ever tried. Yours truly,
JOHN G.. HENDERSON.
BOSTON, Mass. Nay 14th, 1878.
Dr. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sir-Your Golden Medical Dis
cOvery has cured my boy of Fever
Sore of two years standing. Please
accept our gratitude. Yours truly.
HENRY WHITING.
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every day we know him too we'll at
home to vote for him. | have already
consumed more of your space than L
intended. In conclusion, | will say
we will stand firm TO the nominee in
Smyth, the z & II to the contrary
Notwithstanding. We will go forth
on the morning of the 5th shouting
for Richmond, and when with the
setting sun the ballot box" closes we
will bear off triumphantly the banner
of Richmond, on which will be in
scribed victory for Richmond and the
representative of the Conservative
party. Yours truly,
A VOTER,
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NATURES NOBLEST REM
IEDY
Endorsed by Medical Profession.
THE ALUM AND IRON Mass AND
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Used with unparalleled success!
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| recommend it as a preventive anC
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'Unequaled in Scrofulous and Gu
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D., North Carolina.
Successfully used in Veneral Infec-
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Missouri.
UnfaiIing in Throat Diseases. '-Drs.
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These Springs are open the year
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TO ADVERTISERS
Geo. p. RO9OeU DC cos
SELECT LIST OF
OCA L NEWSPAPERS.

Many persons suppose this list to be composed
Of CHEAP, low priced newspapers. The fact is
quite otherwise The Catalogue states exactly
what the papers are. When the name OF a paper
is printed in FULL FACE TYPE It is in every in
stance the BEST paper in the place. When print
ed in CAPITALS ii IS the ONLY paper H. the
place. When printed in roman letters IL is neith-
er the best nor he only paper, but is usually a
very good one, Notwithstanding. The list gives
the population OF every town and the circulation
of every papeT. 1T Is NOT a COOPERATIVE
LIST. IT IS NOT A CHEAP LIST. At the foot of
the Catalogue for each State the important towns
which not covered by the list enumerated.
IT is AN HONEST LIST. The rates charged for ad-
vertising barely one-fnh the publishers
schedule. The price fer one inch four weeks IT
the entire list il S635. The regular rates Of the
papers for the same space and time 50 1876 50
The list includes 97O newspapers. of which 1853
are issued DAILY and ego WEEKLY. They
are located IN S25 different cities and towns, If
which % are State Capitals, 32S places Of over
5000 population, and IA County Seats. LISTS
SENT on APPLICATION. address GEO p
ROwELL Il CO.'S NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
BUREAU 10 Spruce st. printing House Sq.l y. 7.
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NOTICE.!

All persons having claims against
Washington County are hereby roti-
fled to present them to the Board Of
Supervisors at their meeting on the
first Wednesday in November, 1878.
WM. G. G. Lowry, c. c.
oct 10, 1S7S-3t
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NOTICE!

All persons are hereby notified not
to hunt or treSpass on our lands. as
the law will certainly be enforced
against those SO offending.
VIM. f. HUGHES,
r. E. COUNTESS,
w. R. GILMER,
c. T. LUsTER,
r. c. CRAIG.
Oct. 20, I87S-4w.
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oct 10, 187S-3t

Personalities Ollie Hoge. o.
Bland. and Miss Willie Hoge, of Giles
county. Va, who, have been spending
several days in Bristol with their rela'
tlves and friends, returned to their
homes Oh Monday morning.
w. A. Carpenter, the polite and ef-
ficient Manager Of the A. NJ. d o.
Consolidated Railway Line Local Elk
press, is at this end Of the Line, look
inc after the interests of the Compa-
nv. His attention to business and
popularity is an evidence of bis fitness
for the position.
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announcements.
CoMMTssIoNER OF the REVENUE.

COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE.
We are authorized and requested 10
announce NJ. X. LATHIM a candidate
for the Office Of Commissioner of the
Revenue. for the lower end of Wash
ingtOn county.
For CONGRESS.
We are authorized and requested to
announce Col Charles G. Campbell of
Bristol, a candidate to represent the
Ninth Va, District in the Congress of
the United States.
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TCONIAIUNICATED.1


ESTILLVILLE, Oct. %, 1873.
Editor Bristol N0CS:
So soon as the radical candidate
reached Jonesville, the radical eandi-
dates name was sent to all thesleacing
ones of the party, and they are all
uniting on him from all [ can learn
in both Lee and Scott counties.
A CONSERVATIVE,
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~ Fellow Conservatives, the re-
cessity for Conventions is now de-
monstrated. Never before have the
Radicals had a chance to get control
of this District. Rally then to the
nominee, and next Tuesdays sun will
set on a glorious victory.
Concentrate on the nominee.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-10-29

Look at IHiS.-The place to get
the best fresh beef, pork and sausage,
is at J. II. Marsh's butcher shop
Special inducements to those wishing
TO buy by the quarter Satisfaction
guaranteed. Oct % '78-1t.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-10-29

Stabbed II. s. Preston a
prominent lawyer of Abingdon, was
last Thursday stabbed by Mr.. r. d.
Henritzie, the town Sergeant, in an
alteration about a COW. The knife
used was a barlow, and penetrated
the lung. Mr.. PrestOn's condition
is said to be serious. Mr. H. was
bailed in $1,000.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-10-29

If yOa cannot take the baby to the
country, use De-. Bulbs Baby Syrup
for the usual disease of early child
hood. Price 25 cents a bottle.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-10-29

Thirty OF the best organ makers
of the world are competitors at the
Paris Exposition. A cable despatch
to the Associated Press says two high
est gold medals have been awarded TO
the American makers, Mason & Ham,
lin.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-10-29

The situation indicates the almost
perfectly certain election of Col.
Richmond.
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Preferred Locals.
Change of Business.

Having this day purchased the en-
tire interest of j. j. Faris in the
business of A. A. CANNON & CO.,
said firm has been dissolved, and in
future the business will be conducted
by me. Thanking my friends for
their liberal patronage In the old firm
L would ask for continuation in my
new business. All persons indebted
to the old firm will please come for
ward at once and close up their ac-
counts. Very respectfully,
A. A. CANNON.
sept 3, lS78-3m
Result of a Generous COntrf-
button.
Some three weeks ago Messrs. Ian
drum & Litchfield donated several
hundred dollars worth of their ceIe-
brated Seven Springs Alum Mass for
the benefit of the Yellow Fever suffer-
ers. and have just received the follow
ing letter from the President of the
Howard Association at Holly Springs,
Mississippi
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS, !
Sept, 10th, 1873.
MeSSrs. Laadrqlnl d; Litchfeld,
abingdon. Virginia.,
GENTLEMEN:
Please accept our thanks for your case of
Seven Spring "Iron and Alum Mass, re-
ceived some days ag,. Quite number of
our citizens are using it with good results
Respectfully,
W. J. L. HOLLAND,
President Howard Association.
AT last it seems that a remedy is dis
covered to check this fearful disease.
Messrs. Lankrum d Litchfield are
large quantities of this val
liable medicine to the South.
REMARKS:
The times may be considered hard, and
money scarce, but a few dollars invested |
for the 'Seven Springs "Iron and Alum |
Mass'' are worth $40 to every one thus
spent to any person who is not perfectly |
we'll and hearty. There are persons that
would give $40 a bottle rather than be
without it. A gentleman in Mississippi
says he would give 500 for single bottle
f he could not obtain it for less. The re-
all price is only Sl.OO per bottle-sent
to any post office. This Mass is
or sale by BUNTING s. PEPPER, and J. A.
OICKEY Co., Bristol, Tenn, and by near
: all regular Druggist, but if the Druggist
nearest you does not keep it, send to Lam
rum & Litch6eld, Abingdon, Va, and yor
will certainly getit for the price.
Jan, %, lily.
The "Seven Springs Iron and Alum
lass'' ia for sale by ]. A. Dickev s. Co.,
md Bunting Pepper Bristol Tenn.
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PARTIES due this office for Subscrip-
ton, Advertising or job Work. are
again requested to pay up. We must
have money,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-10-29

Sale Of Lmd.-Mr. r. a Torian
& Son Of DanYiile Va have purchase
ed Hoifman's mill and IS acres of
land for 5000 cash.
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IN. BARKER, has the largestStock
of Goods in this County, and he posi-
lively intends to sell them at some
Price.
Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes. at
New York prices at Bankers.
Barker, will see you at your price,
If YOU will not give his. Come along
with your Produce and Cash.
J. NJ. BARKER.
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Bristol SldtiOn.-We learn Rev.
+. W. Moore has been appointed to
Bristol station by the Holston Con-
ference
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nF7 DAY to Agents canvassing forthe Fire
ID side Visitor Terms nd Outfit Free
Address P. o. VICKERY, Augusta, Maize
0E Chrome Cards, CU2ids, Notices. Flowers
ASS &c. No tl0o alike, with name, lOc. Mas
sau Card Co., Nassau W.
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Commissioners Sale.

PURSUANT to decree of the Cir
i cult Court of Washington Co Va
rendered at the January term, 1878, OF
said Court, in the case of u. L. Bur-
son and others VS.. E. J. & A. J. Dunn
we will offer for sale on the premises
on Friday, the 10Th of November,
1873, to the highest bidder, the house
and lot belonging to and lately oecu-
pied by said e. j. ce A. J. Dunn. stu
ated In the town of GOodsOn. Wash
ington county. Va, on Virginia Hill,
adjoining the property of David Will
son and others. Said property is To-
Gated in one of the healthiest and
most desirable localities in the town.
and has all the appointments and con-
veniences which make home desira-
BILE.
TERMS.
Cash in hand sufficient to paw cost
of suit, cost and commissions of sale.
the remainder on a credit of six,
twelve and eighteen months, equal in.
stalmcnts, with interest from date. the
purchaser being required to execute
notes to us as commissioners with ap-
proved security, and a lein retained
for ultimate payment.
J. II. WOOD, ! Special
j. e. BURSON, ! Com'rs.
oct %, '75-lds
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A BEAUTIFUL PORTRAIT

of any size made from any kind Of small picture
Genl. Agts. wanted in every uuoccupied, county
Address THE AUBURN COPYING CO., auburn
New York.
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Col. Richmond's Appointments

Col RiChmOnd's Appointments
Christiansburg, to day, %.
Snowville, Wednesday, 30.
Auburn, Thursday, 81.
Blacksburg, Friday Nov. l..
Newport, Saturday, q" 2.
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NEW ADVERTI SEMENTs.
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We are requested by the leading
farmers of Tazewell to give the fol-
lowing publicity, in vindication of
the people of that county.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-10-29

IItbIutIIN IUWdTu hhbOCIdIIOH.
AT last it seems that remedy is dis
covered to check this fearful disease.
Messrs. Lankrum d, Litchfield are
shipping large quantities of this val
liable medicine to the South.
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Result of a Generous COnfri-
button.
GENTLEMEN {:

Please accept our thanks for your case of
Seven Spring "Iron and Alum Mass, re-
ceived some days ag,. Quite a number of
our citizens are using it with good results.
RespectfullY.
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Oct. Goth, I878.-2t