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LOUISVILLE. Ky, MAY 1870

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TUyKEGgE, ALA. Ju)v o2 l9.

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PERRY. lIoUsToN CoUNry, GA, jan. %, 1880.
In the year 1878, there were two negro
prisoners confined in the jail Of this county.
who wcrc very badly afflicted with that loath,
somc disease Syphilis. In my official ca
pacity US Ordinary. employed Capt. 9. Il.
Swift, then resident Of this place, to cure
them. under contract, 'no cure, no pay"
lilo administered to them his celebrated Syph-
ilitic Specific, and in few weeks felt bonnd
under my contract. to pay him out of the
county treasury, us he had affected q complete
aud radical euro.
10 testimony hercunto set my official sig
nature aud seal
lsEMl A. S. GILES,
Ordinary Houston County Ga.
CnATTASoodh, TENn.. Feb. IA, 1870.
We take pleasure insayins that the s. s. s.
is giving good satisfaction. Wo have had
excellent results from number Of cases. Ono
gentleman who had boon confined to his bed
six weeks with Syphilitio Rheumatism has
been cured entirely, and speaks in tho high
est praise of it. 1t also acts as well in pri-
mary MS in secondary and tertiary cnsos.
CiIILES & BERRY.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pros
rrietnrs, Atlanta. Ga.
For sale hy EoRMAN & Bro, and Wright & Sligh,
Walhalla S. G..
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January 6. 1881 S-2m
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State Of South Carolina.
OOOMIiS COUNTY,.

By Richand Lc'ois, Esq, J.eIye Of Probate.
\NHEREAs, Mrs. Sarah George has made suit to
~ mo to grant her Letters of administra-
!ion, Of the Estate and Effects of John N.
George, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite aud atlmonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of tic
said John N George, leceascd, that they be-
and appear, before me, in the Court Of Probate
to he held at Wallalla, s c., on Wednesday, OH
OF February instant, after publication hereof,
Mt ii O'Clock in tho forenoon, to shcw cause
if any they have. why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this tho ! 9th
day Of january, Ammo Domini 1881.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge Of Probate OF Oconcc onniy
January 20 1881 lO.2t
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Notice to Debtors
a MD
Creditors.

PURSUANT TO on order made by Judge
L Mankoy in the case Of James Butledgo, adj
minislra'oS vs. rarthenia Snced, Of al., notice
is hereby given to tho creditors OF L. q. Rut.
Lodge, deceased, to present and provo their
oRico in Walhallu, s. c., op Friday, tho 18Th
day Of February, 1881. Failing to do so their
mclals will bo baprcd.
RICHARD LEWIS Master
January 0, 1881 sG
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
oconeo County.
BY Richard Lewis, ESQ.,, Judge Of proho,e

BY Richard Lewis, Esq3 Judge Of Probate.
WHEREAs. Mrs. - Rochester has made suit
W to me TO grant her Letters Of Administra-
tion of the Estate and Effects of w. D, Rochester.
deceascd--
These nrc, therefore, to cite and admonish oil
and singular the kindred and creditors Of tho
said W. Rochester, dcoenscd, that they be and
appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to
be held at Walhalla, s. c., on Tuesday, 9th
OF February 1881, nfter publication hereof, at
II o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, If
any they have. why tho said administration
should not be granted
Given under my band aud seal, this the 10Th
day of January, Ammo Domini 1881.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge Of Probate Of Oconee County.
January 20, 1881 1925
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New ORLEANS. January 24.---.The steamer
Wande u brings ncws of great excitement
in British Honduras, over the arrest and
shooting by order Of President Burrios, of
Guatamala. of q Jesuit priest. tho Rev.
Father H. ailett, of Belize. Under tho laws
Of Guatan,ala oil Jesuits have boon banishod !,
aud any caught in that republic arc invaria-
bly, executed 1t appears that Father elliott
visited Gaatamala for his hoalth. Immsdi-
ately upon his arrival st Livingston ho was
arrested, heavily ironcd and sent to Guata-
mala City. whore he was tried, sentenced
aud on January l7th executed on the Plaza in
the presence Of tho popuaco.
EyANSylLLE, IND, JANUARY 23-Reports
from southern parts Of this State, Illinois
and contiguous territory say there will bo
an almost entire failure of tho wheat crop,
owing to the lato planting and tho early aud
hard winter, largo portion Of tho wheat
land mass Of ice and seed frozen out.
Reports say that not over u ffth of crop
cas- be mado under the most favorable cirs
cumstanccs.
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1851.
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Final Settlement.

THE undersigned petitions to the Probate
Court for final settlement on the 2lst day
Of January, 1881, at Wnlhalla Court House, at
II O'Clock a. NJ, of the estate Of Willis Dick.
son, deceased, and final discharge from all
farther liability as such Administrator.
j. W. STRIDLING,
Administrator.
December 16, 1880 Sat
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BACON Dry salt shoulders 8
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CorrEE--iiio rcr pound 2O(M25
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I" Sperm, per pound 30
Chickens AND Fowls. per head Isaac
CoTToN-Pcr pound, middling, 9a(MlO
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EuGs per dozen Is
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FEATrERs-.Gccsc, per pound 45
Mixed per pound 80
GRAIN Corn, per bushel, 50M7O
Rye. per busI'cl IS
Oats, rod, per Jushnl 75
GEEsE-pcr head 500 10
HONEY, per pound 8(MlO
lliDEs-Dry, per pound u
-Green, per pound cal
lSpIoo-SPanisi Float, per pound l.50
-Caro.na. per pound rs
IRON English refined, pcr pound 45OM5
" -Swced, per pound 7(MS
Band, per pound 5(06
--lloop, per pound IA
Potwnre, per pound G(M7
LARD, per pound 0(Ml0I
LINE, per barrel 90
LUMBER, per thousand feet 1910
LEAD, per pound l5I
MoLAssEs, per gallon 4OC1GO
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ONIONS, per bushel rs
OIL, kerosene, per gallon 20(.925
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"A White, pcr pound 10
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Extra c., por pound lOl
STARCH, white and blue, per pound G3C07
SODA, por pound 5(9lO .
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TALLow, por pound 8
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The TRUE RELATIONS BETWEEN A NEWSPAPER
AND THE pUBLIo.-Wo find in our esteemed
contemporary. tho Boston Herald, somo talk
about "ccasing to patronize newspaper"
and also about newspaper patronage"
1t is q stupid phrase We do not consider
that anybody patronizes newspaper when
he buys it; or Tint the newspaper is under
my obligations to any one who either pur.
chases copy or inserts m advertisement.
1fiti wise and sound newspaper, tho pur-
chaser or tho advertiser gets tho full valuo
of his money and tho account is even between
thom.
Tho only situation In which tho word pa
tronage oan be properly used 10 such q case,
is whero tho newspaper is moan and worth>
less, and the man pays for his copy or for his
advertisement mote than the thing is really
worth. In that sort of circumstances thcro
may bc patronage in tho base sense of tho
word--the sonso in which the HeraH employs
it.
The idca Of patronage contains in it so.,o-
thing of servility. It has no plaoo in tho
American Republic. 1t ought to bo ropudi.
ated and dctostod by every solf-rospecting
newepaper and every self-respooting citi-
2en.--Me,o York SIM
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-26
Death Of DR.. Blair Ward

We regret to announce the death of
this leading and popular gentleman,
which occurred ut his home near Chat
ham Hill, Smyth county, last Saturday.
He was a native of Wards Cove, In
Tazewell county, and for years he prac-
ticed his profession at Liberty Hill In
that county. For some 10 years he has
resided at Chatham Hill. where were
few more estimable gentlemen than
Blair Ward, and his death in that era of
life which is most useful is loss to the
community which cannot easily be re-
paired. A smoother character, more
heightened and esteemed gentleman
Smyth county has not mourned for
many year. His age was not far from
30 years.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-26

London, April l9.-Lord Beacons-
fields renewed debility began on Sun
day night when an east wind commenc-
ed to blow. He continued TO lose ground
throughout Monday, the unfavorablc
wind continuing and constantly increas-
ing.-Atldntic Gable.
The evil influences Of an east or north
wind is one which very few people take in
to account. The English are close observ-
ers and it has not escaped them that,
while few persons in ordinary health
feel we'll during an east or north wind
storm, the sick and the feeble are fire.
quently forced to sink beneath its inAu-
ence. The late DR.. Floyd paid minute
attention to IL. Electric conditions are
then changed and an unseen influence
that will sour the cream In ones side
board or cellar, will surely derange the
fluids In the human system.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-26
The County Meeting.

The unanimous and summary action
Of the ReadJusters yesterday at Abing-
don, should convince any man that the
party Is organized for business and does
not intend 10 tolerate divisions or dissen-
sion for one moment. 1t was noticea BILE
that when Col. Summers left the meet
Ing, he called on all who agreed with
him to withdraw, and that not ore man
left with him. There was not one dis
senting voice-no, not one. When Col.
Summers attempted 10 repudiate the
leader Of the party, cries Of "Hurrah
for Mahone!" made It impossible for
him TO proceed for some time. 1t should
be noticed that the Fundcrs In striking
at Malone are fully aware that If they
can strike him down, they will then be
rid of the man who has given our party
its only successful organization. They
know this Is the road to their only pos
sible success. The Readjusters are
standing to their guns, and there they
win stand until the smoke Of November
10 lifted on the enemy in full flight and
disastrous rout. Onward, fellow Re-
adJusters. this revolution will never go
backward.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-26

mean to be plain, we Bourbons, thirty
six,
We must bulldoze Mahone-or be in an
II Of fix!
Shall he take from Virginia, or from as
his instructions?
Here's the Georgia Rawhide-you can
drdl0 your deductions
Say brother Bourbons, by the butter
milk in you,
Can count on your help and the half
of Virginia?
Then the Bourbon war-whoOp rang
round the dark hall,
From tbirty-six throats-''yoa can count
on us dll!'
In each Bourbon hip-pocket Bourbon
hand went,
You know what Is kept there and can
guess the intent;
But rejection foretold that the Bladens-
burg plan
A failure would prove on that intangi-
bic man.
This conundrum came next-"If we
can't Brighten Malone,
How the deuce can We afford to let him
alone?"
One indignant Senator rose to his feet,
And declared he'd grown wise from
many defeat;
For so many years he'd imbibed wisdom
sound,
He had hair on his person would now
drag the ground!
His advice was "Go slow--the Funders
you SEQ,
In seventy-ninc thought they'd Malone
up n tree.
But that Bill of McCulloch miscarried
like smithers,
And instead of Malone they found they'd
freed Withcrs.
In these dark Ides of March beware,
lest your plan
Should miscarry at last and lay out the
,Ur0ng man.
If you load too heavy your canon and
bust her,
You might kill Bourbon and let in an
other Readjuster.
The Silence was awful--the hour was
They had thirty-scven Bourbons and
needed thirty-eight.
Malone they believed would straddle
the fence
And Hill could unseat him. And so
they went thence.
Ply shlmminy Next day, wern't that a
sweet pill?
Instead of the fence, Billy straddled the
HUI
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-26
Tennessee Matters.

Sullivan county has pulled of its coat
and rolled up It's sleeves on the subject
Of the new Road Law. The county is
divided into six road districts, with one
road commissioner each. A ten cent
levy has been made for road purposes,
and 4 days service per annum will be
required of each hand. A privilege tax
for same, equal to onc-third of that levy
by the State is also to DO applied. Ten
cents goes to schools.
The entire State and county tax for
all purposes is 81, 10 on each 800 of prop
erty. Bristol is hereafter to elect town
officers the first Tuesday in May, the al
dermen every year and the Mayor every
two years. A recorder and Sergeant
are to be elected by the Board. The
Mayor is to advise, preside, sign drafts
and em 9loy counsel. The Recorder has
the powers and functions of Justice
and the Sergeant those of q Constable.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-26

The NEWS has been entered as second
class matter az The BristoI, Tennessee,
Poet Office.
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The 81.
SCENE, WAsHINGTON-TlME THE lDEs
OF MARCH.


The following was picked up on the
Sidewalk this A. NJ, usually we do
not publish such illusions, but this
seems to be harmless, and moreover re-
minds us somewhat of recent occurrcn-
ces, and 80 we let 1t slip Unjust to I'LL
up. (ED. NEws,)
The Bourbons filed into the dim caucus
room
BY the treacherous light of the murky
March moon.
Twas funeral scene, sympathl2ing, |
fancy,
With the soul Of the man who ink
standed Bill Yanccy;
For the caucus had met ut the nod Of n
head-irate
Whose proves In war had slain n Con-
frdc,ntc.
The object affirmed was to settle the
doubt
Whether wilhers's slippers should dare
to 81 Ny ont.
Forcbolings there were that little
bold Senator
To Good Sense was loyal and, whether
he meant II, or
Not, the Bourbons Ind sworn TO discoy-
They'd bagged one Independent anil
must bag the other.
One Bourbon remarked he felt III ut his
ease,
He liked not the sound Of the wind In
the trees;
As Inc came from hls bunk some spirit
flcnd, arch
Had whispered "Be,cdre Of The dark Mcs
Of Marcia"
He picked up the Blue Book aud called
the long roll;
Then Ben I'LL arose and declared, on his
soul.
He had thtrty-clght names IN that book /;
his own he'd rcplcvin,
There were thlrty-eight needed and
they'd but thlrty-seyen!
Then their candles they lit and their
trumpcts they blew,
And out IN the darkness, oach Bourbon,
he new;
They searched through the purllcus of
Capital square,
For tho little lost Dourbon(Y) who was
needed In there.
Mr.. Hill said Virginia should never de-
sort;
Her voice In the Senate he, himself
would assert,
Unless her Small Senator chulkcd up
next day,
lie would Ink-Siand him there, though
he once wore the gray.
al know when Virginia WIS tunncllcd by
night
And the crater went down he asserted
her might;
True listened nj Richmond to the roar
Of his guns
And permitted her then to rely on her
Sons;
| Thought wcr'nt needed In that sui
phurous air,
And, thought | to myself, It's not good
to be there;
But now lhings have changed aud now
Billy Malone,
Can't come 10 this Senate and play u
alone.
Az my name Is Ben Hill, aud Joe
Brown,
whc congratulated Garfield and swal-
lowed Grant down.
BY The Bourbon In Beck aud the Rosn
In Vance.
ny Voorhees,, who plcnd to give John
Brown chance,
by the eternal Gods and the flag Of the
South,
I'll ram Bourhonism down the little
mans mouth.
We are his constituents, aud to us he
shall kncel,
In this dim caucus room, or these knuk-
les he'll feel,
Time wns lac took orders from Robert E.
Lee,
Hut TO BENJAMIN Hill he shall now bow
the knee.
Tho whole matter II thls-lhe imp that
that took the Crater,
While | slept IN Virginia, 10 virgHia Is
traitor.