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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08

FRANKLY, we like Mr.. Garfleld's in
augural. His exordum is n review of
the triumphs, glorics and growth of the
Republic, and afforded natural 0ppor-
tunity for indulging the imaginative fca-
turc which enters so largely into the
mind of the new President. His vale
dictory exortation to the bitter memo
rles of the recent past Is In good taste
and Is In refreshing contrast with the
course Of many Of the Republican poll
ticians. His, laudailon of the beneh-
cence consequent on the stride from
slavery to citizenship is one which even
Southern men will not now be too for
ward In combating. His rebuke to
those who are using indirect means to
limit and clrcumsclfbe the right Of suf-
frage, his laudation Of free popular cdu-
cation and his Invocation of Il free ballot
are points on which ut least Virginia
Readjusters will be ready to assist and
promote hls efforts. The evil Of igno-
rance In the voter is made to appear
more from the lack Of free education
than from unlrammcllcd suffrage, and
on this Virginia will soon strike hands
with him. We think, with him, it is
possible to make n truce with time by
anticipating and accepting its inevitable
verdict. lie will fluid friends here In
the South TO his opinion In favor Of re-
tanning silver as one of the arms of our
currency basis. His plea for protection
70 the farmer, the manufactures, the Da-
rlen connection, and civil service reform
will find friendly echo among Virgin
ians aud Tenncsseoans, and we very ear
nestly hope that lie will find means to
put into practical force his indignation
ut the indccency of the Mormon blot Oh
the fair name Of America. The naugu-
raj Is good ono.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08

TUE special fast train by which cx-
President Hayes and family left Wash
ington last Saturday, collldcd, between
that city and Baltimore, with train of
empty cars drawn by two engines. The
train was composed mostly Of Pullman
sleepcrs, and the shock was chiefly borne
by the two front ones, containing the
special party Of j. Wyman Young, OF
sbamokln, Pa, and the Cleveland City
Troops. Young was killed instantly
and IL others were more or less injured.
The engines were all three demolished,
but the Presidential party escaped un-
hurt. Hayes seems to have about M
close shave getting ont Of Washington
IA he had getting into Il.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08
The New Cabinet.

President Garfield last Saturday after
noon at O'Clock sent to the Senate,
which Immediately confirmed them, the
following cabinet nominations:
Secretary of State, J. G. Blaine, of
Maine; Sec. of Treasury, VIM. Window
of Minnesota; Sec. Of War, Robert
Lincoln, Of H.; Sec. of Navy, Judge
VIM. ii. Hunt, of La. See. of Interior,
Sam'l. j. Kirkwood, Of Iowa; p. A..
General, Thos. l.. james, Of New York !;
Atty. General, Wayne McVeigh, of
Pennsylvania.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08
Bristol to Imboden City.
Increased Postal Facliiues.

At last that missing postal link be-
tween Bristol and Big Stone Gap has
been supplied. Hon. j. B. Richmond,
writes lis that he has succeeded IN get
ting tri-wcekly mail service from Pat
louisville to Big Stone Gap. Indeed, he
encloses us the letter of the second As
sistant =. NJ. General, saying the service
will commence April LIST. Heretofore
there was delay Of II week ut Turkey
Cove and mails reached the Gap at the
end of ten days. In less than year the
N. G. Cars will run through, aud in the
mean time this increase of service will
be of very great benefit.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08

One Of the Inaugural Executive Cons
mlttcc wrote the Canadian weather oracle
Henry s. vcnnor, as to the probabilities
Of tho weather, and received IN reply the
prediction that there would be "cold
dip" the 81 and lth that would bring
stormy weather aud snow falls over large
Arrears Of country--that on the 9th and
10th thore would be heavy winds and
rains, aud that on the 10th and 18th u
second cold anap with wrclchcd weather.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08

The HERALD says, and we think it
says truly, that Hayes had much ADLER
cabinet than Garfield. With II man of
Hayes weakness, n strong cabinet was q
necessity. Garfield is a man of brains,
and is likely to be the leader of his own
administration.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08

At the opening Of ihu new senate last
Friday Gen. Malone WINS not present,
he and Ednonds being the only abscn-
tees. II IL said there was some Informal
liy In the credentials OF our Va. Senator.
There will not be any election Of new
officers for the Senate untll such time rs
that body may choose. In the Senate
the officers hold Mt the will Of the scnn.
tors, and they do not necessarily ucalc
VI the end Of one Congress.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08

Speaking of Gen. Malone having Sc
lected a seat on the Republican side of
the Senate the Tazcwell appeal says,
if all the Democrats and Republicans in
that August body are such as Echolls
and Wickham, Gen. Malone would do
well to select seat in the gallery.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08

TnE Democratic party will make n
n mistake II II determines TO oppose Gar
fields administration Just because he
wa, elected by the Republicans II hls
course IA President be correctly fore.
Swallowed In hls inaugural, the Southern
people should yield him n generous aud
manly support.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08

Somo Of Our readers will be surprised
At the statement Of Gen. Brlsbln OF the
u. II. Army, that the Indian tribes are
steadily increasing. They already Num-
Der 252, O07. or these l3S, Oi5 wear cit
liens drcss, and IRE more or less ciylllz-
ed. The Ave tribes In the Indian Terri
tory number BO,bOO.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08

At Rules held in the Clerks office
of tho Circuit Court Of Washington
county, on the first Monday in March,
1881.
Elizabeth Goodman, II Watson Good
man and wife, Amanda Goodman
and p. Ii. Leonard, Pets,
against
Cyrus Smith, Eddy Smith, ChrIsty
Smith, Eliza Jane Leonard Edward
Paragin, Ephraim Paragln, Harriet
Paragin, Harriet Leonard, Geo. W.
Leonard, Madison Leonard, Aman-
da Leonard. Francis Davis, Alfred
Davis, and the unknown heirs Of
Mary Ann Blair, deceased, defls,,
In CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit Is to have u
sale OF the land mentioned in the bill
aud out OF the proceeds of said sale,
that the legacies mentioned in said
bill he paid, &c, dc. And IL appear.
ing 10y proper affidavit that the defen-
danls Eddy Smith, Christy Smith,
Harriet Leonard, Geo. w Leonard,
Madison Leonard, Amanda Leonard
Francis Davis, Alfred Davis and the
unknown heirs of Mary Ann Blair.
deceased, are non residents of this
Commonwealth, It Is ordered that they
appear here within one month after
due publication hereof and do what
may he necessary TO protect their in
Ierest' in this suit,
A copy, Te-te,
l., Il. COSBY; @. c.
Bailey & McCroskey, p. q.
March s, lSsl4t
~
XTlRGINIA;A Rulcstc in the Gle, KS
' on,e Of tho Circuit, Court Of Washing
ton County on the fret Monday Of March,
1881.
William II Smith and Robert b. Hamil-
ton, Painti0s,
arainpt
Martin V. Sheppard, John Logan, Charles
Scott Henry Gibson Samuel Johnson, sr.,
BrsXton Brewer and John A Guy, Trustees
f the Washington Methodist Episcopal
church (cclorcd), Defendants.
In Cbanccry.
The object Of this suit IL TO obtain do
creo for the Old Methods, Church property
situated in Goodson Va, on the corner OF
scott and Leo streets IN said town for the
purchase money due thereon; and It ar-
pcaring by proper affidavit that the defend
ants Martin V. Sheppard, John Logan,
Henry Gibson, Bray,ou Brewer and John
A Guy are non-residcni5 Of this Common
wealth It is ordered Tint they appear here
within ono month after duo publication
hereof and DO what may be ncceshary proc
tect their interest IN THE suit.
Tesic, l., Y. COSBY, G.. @,
Bailey McCroakcE p. q. marchS'l-it
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08

II j. not easc, bat eIlon-npi ncllty
but difficulty. Tint mikes men. There
u no station IN llro IN which dlnlcullol
hnyc not 10 be encountered and over
come before ans decided measure Of sue
cess can b. achieved.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08

lIAYRs came In by u majority of one
and gocs ont ny unanimous consent.
The New York HERALD says Il rough
Republican wltlscrcdltcd with the above
good one.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08

COMING events cast their shadows be-
fore. The c. Il. Smith boom forecasts
the inevitable nomination Of the Nelson
Senator as the Fundcr candidate for
Congress,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08

a litpocrilc EEL IMAM who tries 10 be-
plolls ANA can't-wilh o propondcrancc
Of cant
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08
EVENT and COMMENT.

Miss Lizzie Nelson, daughter Of the
late Judge rhos. A. II. Nelson, has been
appointed Librian of the Knoxville Ii
brary and reading room.
The Knoxville Chronicle Of last Thurs
day says Mrs. Sarah Smith shot and Sc
rlously wounded Geo. Colbaugh, who
had been publicly slandcring her, in
Carter, Co., Tenn.
The retiring President, Mr.. Hayes,
signalized the last whole day Of his ad-
mlnistration by yetong the bill to refund
the National debt ut per cent. interest.
Ills reasons urged are that 3ls would
have been better, and that the National
Banks, being, by the fifth section of the
bill, required to base their circulation on
the 3 per cent bonds instead Of the pres
ent ones, would close business to the in
jury OF the country. Goodbye, MI. ii.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08
Commissioners Sale Of
Land.

uNhc undersigned commissioner I'm
i the suit Of John w Barr for and
against w A RAIDER aud others pend.
ing IN The Circuit Court " Washing.
ton county, Virginia, IN obedience 10
u decree OF snid court rendered Mt The
May term 1889 viii Oh the 20th day of
February 1881 In front Of The MAY
ots olllue IN tho town NJ BO0dson, Va,
sell nt public cutlery 10 the hiphpst
bidder The land Of w A Radprln the
pleadlngs of said suit dtarflhad, con.
tnlnlng II 3 10 acres more or less aud
located within n mile ofpaId town,
TERMS or SALE,
The said land will be sold on cred.
OIL o, " aud 10 months. except u sum
Ia thsh sufficient 10 pay costs of suit
aud commissions aud expenses OF
sale, bond bearing interest from day
NJ anle with good security will BIO no.
quircd for tile deferred payments.
CnAs u VANCE,
a, FuLKEHsUN, CONS
NJ, H. BLACRLEY.
iaul'l.st.
Tho above ealo IA postponed until
saturday, April 10, 1851 fpbgg
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08
INAUGURAL ADDRESS
OF
PRESIDENT GARFIELD.

At half past twelve O'Clock the Prcsi-
dent reached his place at the front of the
platform and took seat, with Chief
Justice Waite upon his right and ex-
President Hayes upon his left, with
Senators Pendleton, Anthony and Bay
ard, while Immediately behind him sat
his mother, Mrs. Garfield, Mrs. Hayes
and Vice-Prcsdent Arthur Some de-
lay cnsucd while photograph Of the
scene was being taken, from an elevated
stand short distance to the right afront.
At u :35, Senator Pendlcton arose and
introduced General Garfield who began
his inaugural address.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08

VIRGINIA AT Bu,ys ,rl. in the Gle, k'a
' on,e Of the Circuit, Court Of Washing
ton County on tho fret Monday Of March,
1881.
William H. Smith and Robert b. Hamil-
ton, Plaintiffs,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08
VIRGINIA,

At Rules held in the Clerks office
of tho Circuit Court of Washington
county, on the first Monday in March,
1881.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08

Martin V. Sheppard, John Logan, Charles
Scott, Henry Gibson, Samuel Johnson sr.,
BraXton Brewer and John A. Guy, Trustees
f the Washington Methodist Episcopal
church (cclorcd), Defendants.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08

Elizabeth Goodman, II Watson Good.
man and wife. Amanda Goodman
AMI p. II. Leonard, Pets,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-30
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA SrocxS
FRIDAY, July 29-P.

NJ.
If there is not perfect harmony between the trunk
line railways, and if old rates not restored and
all the future contracts for the carrying of East
bound freights not abrogated il is not because
of a lack of assertion, because a great majority
of stock spectators has not " fixed its books" for
the event. Heavily the market oversold at
the beginning of the week, there indications
that il is now as heavily overbought The short"
interest in the market is reduced to minimum.
Recognizing the fact that at time il is prObabls
that rates will be advanced, but failing TO remen-
Der that this event. if there were no con,
tracts in existence. cannot occur until after
the close of navigation, except at the sacrif
fee of the bulk of East-bound traffic, the
average operators convinced that a settlement
between the railroads is at hand. and many
believe the reiterated statement that the matter
is all arranged and only waits the speculative com
venience of the managers before il is publicly pro-
mulgated." This is the opinion of operatorsi
and because of that opinion and of some large and
ostentatious purchasing of Lake Shore stock by
an operator who is not connected with the
management of the railways, to-day's stock mar
ket kept boiling all day after the
first half hour of business. And the advances thai
were made in figures werc equal 10 those OF TN
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MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY, July or. NJ.

FRIDAY. July 29-P. NJ.
Very little was done in mining stocks to-day out
side of few specaties. But the whole list is
affected by the continued weakness of the leading
active stocks so that such properties as
Green Mountain, Rising Sun and Gold Stripe find
buyers only at concessions. Hberia to-day was
the leading stock in amount of transactions and it
steadily declined from GO to 55 cents and later
recovered to 50 cents. The other Leadville shares
were about steady with small declines. The State
Lines and Oriental and Miller made no further
declines, but they made recovery that was
stable. Oriental and Miller did improve 2 cents to
Ga cents, but it aferward sold at 61@62 cents.
Consolidated Virginia active but declined 10
cents t. 2 and closed at 200 California being steady
ct 100. Moose sold at 96 cents. The report of
Engineer S. A. Reed, of the Moose, concerning the
pres. mt and prospective condition of the mine,
which was received to-day. is regarded by the
management as highly satisfactory. North Stand
ard. which go prominent yesterday in the
dealings, was neglected, but steady at IS cents.
The markets closed dull and irregular.
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IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.
GERMAN MAIL.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
RHE sat. July 80 sat, Aug Is
NECK Aug. fi,BF. II
RATES OF PASSAGE from NETWORK SOUTHLAND.
$1,000, TON. HANRE OR BREMEN:
FIRST CABIN SECOND CABIN ....... SOC
STEERAGE, So
Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid seerago ceri.
Gates S2S steamers sail from Pier between second AMI
lhrd-sts, H0bcken, y. J. ...
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Gelp tuanteo.
Proposals.

NOTICE;@Sealed proposals will be received
at the Office OF the Fire department. Nos 155 l57
Mereers until August TO- 1881 for furnishing
alton see City Record, for sale at No. City Hall
UNITED STATES NAVY YARD PENSACOLA, FLA,
PAYhAsTkRs OFFICER, July 10, 1881.
PROPOSALS FOR MACHINERY.-PrOp
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day OF august ISL for furnishing under eognizance Of
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Bids will be received only from manufacturers actual
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The right 10 reject any all bids is reserved
Approved. L. T. BROWN,
. p. A. Psymaster u 3. N
h. =. QUACKENBUSH,
Commo, CUmmRndant
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Summer Resorts.

A BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN RETREAT
Terrace Hail." Ramapo Rockland County, N. Y. Erie
Hallway; beautiful scenery drives boating shing. Very
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Total sales TO- the DAY l60
GOVERNMENTS
United states5 Reg 1881 U coup 1907
l9OoO s3..... lOl g 2l.OOO ..-......-.-... ll6h4
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MONARCH LINE.
WI NEW YORK and LONDON
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Persian Monarch ...Aug 10 Egyptian Monarch Sept
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Apply to the general agents.
PATTON. VICKERs CO. Bowling Green.
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FOURTH CALI O'CLOCK p. NJ.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.i
SAN Francisco, July 29.-The Comstock market
was very dull to-day Mexican was quoted assess
ment delinquent.
The managers of Albion claim that they will win
the case against the Richmond on appeal.
Official letters from the Day mine state that the
ore body is improving.
Bullion valued at 1897, ia IS was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
Stormont superintendent telegraphs that 81 100
bullion was shipped from the mine yesterday max
ing an aggregate OF So, 600 since July @.
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Ocean GteGmerS

Ocean 5ieamers
A NCHOR LINE u. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
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Ethiopia uy 80 a. ~ FurnesSia Aug 49,
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Alterations Of Premises and Important Changes in
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