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TENNESSEE NEJyS.

The Legislature Is busily engaged in re-
pealing obnoxious laws and enacting such
measures as tend to equalize laws and tax
alton. The Senate passed upon the third
reading the bills to amend the law making
the rules of evidence in the Federal and
State courts uniform; to repeal the law re-
quiring candidates to take the test oath
aud TO repeal the act defining the oualiica-
tions of jurors. In the House Bills were
introduced TO abolish increased penalties
for nop-payment of taxes; to furnish eight
hundred copies &c tho Bible for the con-
victs In the penitentiary; TO repeal the act
Of June s, 1865, allowing Uoion soldiers to
wear their side arms; to repeal the act al
lowing increased pay to the public printer;
10 regulate the regulations Of landlords and
tenants to amend section Of the revenue
Law of 1865, by reducing one-half the taxes
therein imposed; to repeal section 1850
and amend section $500 of the Code to
exempt the Libraries Of lawyers and doctors
rom execution for debt; to repeal section
of the act Of 1868 TO change the second
and eight Chancery divisions. The con-
sideration of the eentested election case Of
Grayson against Boyd was set for Wednes
lay of next week -. :. The bal DING for Sen
ltor appears elsew here.
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Let us Protect Ourselves.

The physical structure of the strongest human be
ing Is vulnerable everywhere Our bodies are en-.
dowed by nature with certain negative power
which protects them, to some extent, from unwhol-
come influences but this protection Il imperfect,
and cannot be safely relied ON in unhealthy rogious
or under Circumstances Of more than ordinary dan.
ger Therefore, II is wisdom II IS prudence Il Is
common sense TO provide against such contingent
oies, by taking an ditidOte IL ddcaRce in othaI
words, by terrifying tho system with HOsTRTTERS
SToMA CIl DITfERs the mosi
complete protective against all the epidemic
maladies that has ever been administered "a
any country. A remedy for Dyspepsia, there Ia
no medicine that Will compare with f. IFhoev. !
suffers the pangs Of indigestion, anywhere on the
face OF the earth whore HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BlTrERS can be procured, does so voluntarily for
surely truth exists this invanuable tonic and
al erdttce would restore his disordered stomach Il
healthy condition. To the nervous Il is also espe.
cially Recommended, aud In eases 0f confirmed con.
siipstion " also affords speedy and permanent cnrc
In all cases OF fever and ague the BlTTERS i
more potent than any amount Of quinine while tho
most dangerous cases Of bilious fever Weld to Ia
wonderful properties. Those who have not tried
the medicine will never another for any Of the
ailments which tho IlOsrB1TER's BlrTERs pro.
less TO subdue. To those who have not made tho
experiment we cordially recommend early appli-
cation to the BlTTkRs whenever they are stricken
by disease Of the digestive organs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-22
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN pRoDUo-
TIONS.

The louisville Journal presents the ful
lowing comparative statement Of the pro
auctions of the Northern and Southern
or as they were formerly called, the Free
and Slave States, SIS exhibited by the OIL
cial report of the United S ates for 1902
Number Of hogs-Free States, IL ,904,-
S. Slave States, do, 2l,652.ls2. Bush
lis o. Indian Free States, $685. l8,.
CA; Slave, do, 49,. 95S O53. Bushels OF
heai--Free States, l2l III $50 Slave, do.
81 90 I,ol2. Value Of live siork-Free
S ate $3.50, S53,475 Slave, do, 1924, 1886,
746. Asses aud mules-Free States, lls..
lSl Slave, do, l,Oll 1863 Peas and Bean,
-Bdshels II, Free States, }, 1885, 1874; Slave,
do, ] ], 992 500. Value Of animals slaugh
tered Free States, $lOG .5O9,57s; Slave.
do, Sl06 1862 O75.
IL will be observed that the peculiar sta.
Piles OF the Sonth-sucb as cotton, tobacco,
sugar, rice, &c., are not quoted, as the
North has no such staples to put against
them.
In few years, when all traces Of politi.
cal discomfort shall have disappeared,
when labor shall have been well organized
aud capital and immigration shall have sup
piled all the 7, quisites needed for prOduc
tion proportioned to our capacity, the Soutl
will make an exhibit that will astonish the
world. II is to the interest Of every portion
ofour common country that this result shall
be hsstened as much as possible. WHO.
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1udreW johnson.

Il
The Senatorial question has brought
out some strong points against Andrew
johnson. The Memphis Avalanche
ventilates lis record With freedom
rarely to be met with. We cannot for.
get that he is the author Of all the woes
that have been heaped upon tho South,
while the rejection of the Sherman
treaty has ranked iu our bosom and
caused us to believe him guilty Of any
act that had for its object the imposi-
ton of harsher terms upon a brave but
fallen people. But we did not believe
him base enough to have desired the
hanging Of the noble Lee, The Press
d Times quotes from Grant Testimony
as follows: .-.' y p -hts
fn qlent'y had to intercsde fr General
Lee AMI other parOled pIis Dners, ON the
ground that their PAROLE, 10 long as the,
obeyed the laws OF ihs United ST II, :, pro
tectrd them from arrest AID trial. The
a
reverse ground, viz that they should be
tried and published. ue wanted " know
Shrn the me would come that they should
be pnnished. | told him not 20 long as they
beyed the laws aud Compiled with the
stipulatiOns. That was the ground ttoS
| have fr' qleutly slated these views to
he President, and, as have said. he disa
greed with me In these views. lie insisted
on il that the leaders must be punished,
aud wanted TO know when the tune wOuli
come that thOsJ persons could be tried. 1
told him when they violated Their patolC.
Odd the President insist that General
Lee should tried Ion treason
lie contvndod Tor h.. .
GA ID yHu claim, d 10 him tl.at the IA.
role which General Les had gnt Ii would b.
violated In such triall
Al did. insisted on 10 that General
Lie would not have surrendered his amy
aud gwen up all their arms ii he had sun
pOseu that after SurTond, he was going Ia
10 tired for treason and hanged.
Q-D,d the Pfesidvlt argue that cues.
tion with yon I
A.-lLere was not much argument about
1t Il was moesly assertion. The couyersa.
tons were ia, qu. mt after the m auKuration
OF Mr. J"hnsOD. lie seemed u be aux ious 10
got at the leaders TO punish IN M. He
would say that tue leaders Of the rebellion
must be punished, and that treason must be
made odiOus.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-22
OUR SENIORS.
NON. JOHN W. JOHNSTON.

NON. JOHN W. JOHNSTON.
IT was our honor first to nominate
Judge John w. Johnston, Of Abingdon
for the United States Senate. 1t is now
our pleasure to record bis triumphant
election. We saw in his purity, quiet.
ness aud gentle demeanor happy re.
lief from the political trickster and the
worn out hack Relieved Of his political
disabilities without his asking, washe f
appointed Judge without his seeking.
The nephew of Gen. Joseph 4. johns
stOn and true VirginiaO he is loved
by the people. yolantarily selected and
elevated to Office he,is acceptable to the
Administration In the election Of
Judge Johnston virgipia sends to the
Senate Chamber the purest man that
has graced its halls for half century.
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tributed to me in your article, ror can see
what would prompt any one 20 circulste The
report that 7 had. Your Informant gives me
credit for an undue amount of Cathollcit v.
You will please make the correction in your
next issue. Very Respectfully,
y. 4. HOSS.
We give insertion to the above with
great pleasure. Our informant had talk
ed with Mr.. Hoss upon the subject aud
was ignorant of the fact of his coming 10
after the negroes we're invited. 1t GER
tainly was not his, nor was it our iuten-
ton to misrepresent him, and as to the
remark attributed to Mr.. Hoss it was
with feeling of pride that it was
Iced to his credit.
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1he Game Lao.
BRisr il, o.. 2OlhIsO9.


MeSSrs. Editors In our last issue APP
pears notice TO sportsmen, signed by a
"Farmer," 10 which lie warns them against
treSpasSinG on his land, aud calls attention
to certain old gaming laws OF Virginia.
IL he writer Is really serious in what he
says, land | am inclided TO doubt it, ]
would respectfully call his attic alton to the
fact that the law he refers 10 Is obsolete and
10 all inients and purposes 0ead etter up
on the Statute book. L. was passed years
ago, at The iustigaiion of few lordly Vir
giniA ! md owners, who wished to ape the
manners aud customs of AristOcratic f, T.
land, where laws are made to protect the
few and Cypress the many. With eli due
difference Ia the genteman's feelings, /
'wonld suggest 10 him that his ideas are old
JOgyish npOn this subject, and he had better
arouse himself from his Rip Van Winkle
slumb-r, aud come to realizing ssbs, OF
the fvct that he lives in Democratic land,
Ia tho 10 century, AN age OF prog ess and
liberal ida. Tue law referred To is OBJ
noxiOus 10 nine teuths OF the State, aud
any attempt on the part of Farmer" to
enloi &c its provisions will only bril- avwn
upon b m tic ridicule and contempt Of The
community. SPORTSMAN.
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l.AOADEMIgAL COURSE.

The student selects his own course o.
study, under the advice of his Parents OF
of the Faculty. The several Schools are Sc
arranged as to admit of complete course
of study in the following directions:
l. Department Of Arts, 10 VIII CHI is at
tached the Degree of BAtnol 1F A
2. Department Of Science
with the Dsgrec of BACHELOR of SCI
ESCE.
8. Department of Philosophy.
Degree of BAcnELOn OF Philosophy.
The Degree of MASTER OF AIRS is con.
ferrcd on Students who have completed the
course of study in nine Schools, and have
taken distinctions in seven Of these.
2. PROFESSIONAL COURSES.
l. Department of Civil Engineering
with the Diploma of CIVIL ENGINEER.
2. Department of Mining Engineering
with the Diploma of MINISG ENGINEER
3. Department of Law and Equity
with the Degree of BACHELOR or LAW,
/, is proposed still further to extend the
Practical and Scientific Departments in the
direction Of
!. Mechanical Engineering. q Applied
Chemistry. 3. Agriculture. 4. Commerce
8 PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
This course embraces tho subjects o
Latin, Greek, Mathematics and English
preparatory to'the regular College classes
4, STUDENTS BUSINESS SCHOOL.
In this School, Penmanship, Bookkeeping
Accounts, &C., are taught, under the au.
thority of the Faculty.
Special Privileges and HOnors.
As special Inducements to diligence, three
Gold Medals and five Honorary SCHOLARSHIPS
the latter covering tuition and college fees
are annually awarded.
Three Masters Of Arts are annually an
pointed as "Resi tent Masters" with valua
BILE privileges and erloluments.
The Collie 20 educates, free Of charge
all candidates for the Ministry, properly
recommended. II appoints to free Scholar
ships twenty-five young men intending to
make Journalism their profession. 1t gives
a long credit to meritorious young men
without means.
The next session opens the 81 Thursday
OF Sept and closes the 4th Thursday of
June.
Necessary expenses need not exceed ss2b
per annum.
For further information address
J. NJ. LEIGH, oL'K or Faculty.,
rang ely LeDgton,V Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-22
Meeting of the Mineral Home r.. n. 60
rom tho Abingdon Virgin

From the Abingdon yirginian.
At a meeting of the Mineral Home Rail-
road Company, held at the Courthouse in
Taylorsville, on Monday, the 4th day Of
October, 1863
On motion, Giles Gregory was called to
the Chair, and Alexander Ward wns ap.
pointed Secretary pro TEN. The certificates
Of the Judges and Clerks, who held an cleo.
ton for Directorsat the meeting held on the
18th of September, 1869, was received.
certifying that Allied O. Crosswhite, Reu
ben Conu,t, Abner Eggers, Il. II. Butler.
James Donnelly, X. E. Berry, John IL.
Shupe, Thos. 5 Smyth and R. II. Donnel-
ly, received the highest number of legal
votes cast. On motion, the report of the
Judges and Clerks was received.
The Directors named in the foregoing list
were all qualified, and proceeded to the
election Of President, Secretary and Treas.
urer, which resulted in the election Of Hon d.
J. W. NJ. Grayson as President, and X II.
Dunnely Seer etaiy and Treasurer.
On motion, an invitation was extended
to all those in the vicinity of Abingdon and
Glade Spring, who feel interested In the ter
minus Of the Mineral Home Rail Road, to
be present at the next me. ng Whereup-
on he board adjourned 10 meet on the Esd
inst, at the Court House in Taylorsville.
ALEXANDRA WARD,
Sec'V pro ton.
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Was Not in - That Mess

Our ncighbor, the Abingdon Virgin
,..ji is,' saPamaSs .quh9 very much exercised
about little paragraph that recently
appeared in the Meps, 10 which We
--lsd if any Washington county Con-
servative was engaged in the nefarions
Radical scheme to turn out Gen. Ma
hone and others from the management
Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad.
The Erginiaa takes the matter quite
to heart, and undertakes to acquit itself
when We had never accused it. This
reminds US very forcibly of an Incl.
dent that happened short time since.
We had fine lots Of peaches, aud there
was small boy who visited the room,
whom we suspected of purloining the
the peaches. Coming in rather unex-
peatedly, we found him with his hands
in the basket, and asked, "What are
you doing there, Boge?" Thrusting
bis hands in his pocket, he jumped
about two feet from the floor cad cried
I" I danfw
We had in view about a half dozen
individuals who are fond of tergiversa.
ton, and as they have been found econ.
sorting with Radicals on other occasions,
it was fair to suppose they were Gin that
mess" We have haze nothing to do
with Col. Flournoy, or what he said,
and we do accord the Viryiaion the
right to consort With Radicals if it de,
sires, but not while il bears the Con,
sentative benner ut its bead.
But what meaas all this deep seated
hostility Of the K6yisian to Jonsoi.
dalton Is it not satisfied with the
mantgcme-t of Nah. n for the last two
years
Is there as bright page in the hisro.
ry Of the road g--The people of South
West Virginia look to Gen. Mahore
aud the Consolidated line to build the
Virginia and Kentucky Railroad. Is
tho Puymi,n an enemy to that great
enterprise 7 Every stroke at Malone
Is stab at that road and thrust at the
interests Of Virginia Are you for tho
Virginia and Kentucky Railroad or
against 4? If you are for il, then you
are for Malone. II you arc agains,
Malone, then you are against that road
and against Washington county, against
all South West Virginia and Virginia
cite.
Does the NryiRiaa want TO restore
the great salt monopoly contract, where.
by fesideni O,eens agreed 70 t,ansyoH
salt from Glade Spring 70 Lyach6u,g
for $40 less on ihe car load Man from
Ly''elbsrg 10 G!dde Spring? BY tha,
contract tho manufacturers of the Hol-
sion salt we're enabled to compete with
Liverpool salt delivered in Lynchburg
Did the nischisf end there il would be
Iearaole, But when it shut out Liver
pool salt from South Hest Virginia, aud
compelled the Consumer to pay twenty.
nVe cents more on the sack for Hol.
s'On salt than he now pays for Liver,
pool " becomes unhearabIs. In ,ihis
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-22

There are Diseases which Cannot be cleansed an
der any particular head such rs debility, lowness
Of spit Loss Of appeto pain In the side and back,
phptaiun OF the heart, yell,wness OF the skin and
eyes, little. relish for food bad taste IN the
mouth, &c, These symptoms indicate that tho blood
II impure, and tho functions OF The body la
morbid state. Mature will exert herself
10 remove these disorders and often with the assis
tanco OF good nursing, much will BIO accomplished I;
but, In the majority OF cases Ia pOwerless To avail
much unassisied by the proper medicines In this
condition Of system, Roadaifs acts as a perfect
charm, by purifying the blood changing the soere.
tions, and giving tone and strength TO tho system
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-22

question of salt transportation lies the
entire opposition to- consolidation ON
the part Of few persons in Abingdon.
We have no fight to make against the
Holston Salt aud Plaster company, but
We will never consent to grant them or
any one else a monopoly Of any staple.
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Correction.
GRsENkyILLE, Tenn. Oei. rs, 1869.

GRkENLyiLLE, Tenn. Ovi. 10. 1869.
Ma. L. FowIxR; In your paper Of the
IAN. iost., w@s an article relative 10 a com.
munion service at the recent session OF the
NJ. A. Conference, IN J.n, ST. orough la
that are certain misstatements, uuinten.
uunally made no doubt. The facts, SO fan
As | am concerned are as follows. 4 walked
into the Church where the SAcrament was
being admin stored, and, as the altar was
fah OF communicate, went forward aud
kSeeled among Them, not Knowing the fac,
"a. the neg'oes had pre viOusly been inyI
teds made NO saeL statement ~ IL "a
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-22

The Editor. who wrote the article on
Ex>Prcsidsbt Pierce 10 in the last issue
of the Ne,rs has for sometime past been
aware Of the difference between pill.
lows" and "piIlars. 2 TIE printer
thought otherwise aud, leftasthe article
Impressed with bis genius
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lIdrridOe License.
EsrILLvILLE. Va Oct. ia.

EsTIILvILLF, Va, Oct. ls, 1860.
The following is the list oflicense for mar
riages issued by the Clerk OF the County
Court Of Scott County for tae week ending
Oct. 10, 1869. via;
Oct. nth. 1869 William seymOpe and
Elizabeth Stanley.
Yours, Sc, S. II. MORRISON.
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noN. JOHN 7, LEWIS.

With Mr.. Lewis we have no personal
acquaintance. He is from the county of
Rockingham and first came iuto public
life as a member Of the Virginia Con,
vention of 1861, bat voted against and
refused sign the ordinance of Secession,
lie was prominent in the late canvass
and was elected Lieut.. Governor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WASHINGTON COLL EGB
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
lIIScELLANEOUS.

FACULTY
GENERAL R. E. LEE, President.
CARTER J. HARRIS, A. NJ,
Professor Of Latin
JAMES J. WHITE, A. M,
Professor Of Greek.
EDWARD s. JoYNEs, A.. M,
Prof. Modern Languages.
RGy. J. L. KIRKPATRICK, D. D.,
Prot. Moral Philosophy.
WIN. PRESTON JOHNSTON, A. NJ,
Prof Hist ry and English Literahgr..
ALEXANDER L. NELSON, A. NJ,
Prof. Mathematics.
WILLIAM ALLAN. A. NJ,
Prot. applied Mathematics.
RICHARD S. McCULLOCH, AN,
Prf. Natural Philosophy
JOHN L. CAMPBELL, A. NJ,
Prof Chemistry.
Prof. applied Chemistry.
Hos. J. W. BRoCKENBRoUGH, LII. D.
Prof. Lao
NJ. W. HUMPHREYS, A. NJ,
asst Prot. Latin and Greek
ROBES MASSIs, A. NJ,
ASST Prof. Modern languages.
DUNCAN C. LYLE, A. NJ,
Asst Prot. Mathematics.
CHARLES A. GRAVES, A. NJ,
Asst Prof English.
JOSEPH B. WALKER,
ASH Prof. Chemistry. and
Principal Of Business School.
tFor the present the instruction In English Is
divided among the Professors Of Moral Philosophy,
Modern Languages and History, with the aid OF our
Assistant Professor.
III a,tfa. ~ tIfs rh.fr oro L.. a. =.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IGnecinl % The Ne,ns 1

RrcHvoED, Va. Oct. lo'-The Hon. John
F. Lewis of Rockingham and Judge Jno.
Johnston Of Abingdon were to-day elected
TO the United States Senate.
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Just Now +!
Sh a DIV Iron .

~ IL persons are warned TO cease using the i,alne
IA shady Ia connection with Iron aot manufac-
tnred by MS. We make the only Sadly Iron known
and W stamp the name f" shady on each har. a ii
iron branded by Us Is warranted 10 be OF superior
qnthty To any other IRON and without the b.r,d
there rs no shady Iron Ia the market ""
hessrs, Jos, Henderson a Co. are onr ......,.
for the sale OF Il la Bristol. ' @sen's
FsA 26f IouN "a utse 80 b
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-22
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair /,
its natural Vitality and Color

A dressing vha
is at once agreean
healthy, and eFectui
for preserving ID
hair. Faded Or Oh.
hair is soon rtdor
to ats original o
'rih the gloss o.
freshness Of yora
Thin bo;r ;s Ia
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yroR SALE.
TsoR SALE.
PURE BRED noes AND FOWLS.
WINTER SEED WHEAT,
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prprurNr.t FINN Chambefebur0 Pa

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mean, and German Amber Beardless, are the best,
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~ per bushei. pounds Of sny hind ~ Mail, post
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The Earliest, Hardest, and most productive Red
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ened, falling hair checked, and bsg
ness often, though not always, cus
by its use. Nothing can restore b
hair where the follicles are destroya
or the glands atrophied and deCayd
But such as remain can be saved a
usefulness by this application. Insa
of fouling the hair with a pasty scs
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorou
Its occasional use will prevent the hr
from turning gray or falling of, az
consequently prevent badness. FN
from those deleterious substances wbid
make some preparations dangerous an.
injurious TO the hair, the Vigor CA
only benefit but not harm it. If wanis
merely for a
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-22

WNEMALE COLLEGE, Bordentoton, N, -
nc Board and tuition 42os per year For Cifd-
| iooues address REV. JONI II. BRAKKLET, A. NJ,
| President.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-22
FRIDAY, October az, 1869.

The Editors of, the Nkws are not respon-
tle for the opinions expressed by CORES
pondents.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-22

. For the present the instruction In English Is
divided among the Professors Of Moral Philosophy,
Modern Languages, and History, with the aid OF
Assistant Professor
/ The duties OF this Chair discharged by the
Professors Of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.