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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-17
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BRisroL, Sept. IL, 1869.
MsssRs EDIToRs :--Perhaps il may be
pncalled for, or unnecessary that should
'""'~ . nxpedientto make n candid statement
in relat TO amatter whichhas'been brought
70 my itice, concerning the department of
lac pupils belonging to the colored school,
while passing through the streets to and
from their school house yet 1t may be prop
IT that should endeavor to eorrec a false
Impression which seems to prevail in the
minds of number of the intelligent citizens
II Bristol, relative TO the singing Of injudi
;ious and unpopular songs by colored school
children. 1t is matter which truly re
Sret, that the circumstances of this case
were 80 readily misconstraed, as to bring
my name in connection withthese impropri-
cites, and may add, in justice to myself,
hat so far as | am personally concerned.
should have promptly corrected and dis
couutenanced such Irregularities had pre-
viously been coguizant Of the fact aGd since
learning Of the mater, have recommended
that such rudensss be not repeated while
have charge Of the school. At the same
tine, may say, cannot consent to become
responsible for all improprieties INDUCED
in by said pupils while out Of my lurisdic.
ton ! yet, in the capacity of instructor,
shall endeayor to propagate and continue
the kindlest feelings Of respect and defer
ence to the opinions aud wishes of the white
people among whom they have been reared
as regard such harmony and cooperation
essential to their sucorss in life.
In conc usion, I will suggest that regard
the matter of teaching school rs yoca.
ton; aud the fact of teaching q cOlored
L.. Il l..
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-17

The stone has been rolled away from
the scpulchre wherein Virginia has
been buried. Having been es,oppcd
from the enforcement of the oath us o
test Of membership in the legislature
Gen. Cauby has issued bis proclamation
after the iardy interval Of slxiy days.
We trust the fact Of her resurrection is
now assured and that when her crucif-
ers seek her again they shall find her
iisen in the splender Of new exis-
tencc.
We trust our people will bear in
mind that it is through President Grant
aud Horace Greeley that great wrong
has been ayerted. The brave aud chiv-
alrous Rawlins bears his share Of the
honor, for it is said he died breasting
'he storm Of ipiquily which We trust
has been rebuked- The Legislature of
Virginia will assemble on the 9Th u
October pass the 18th amendment, and
perhaps elect two u. s. Svuators, aud
thea adjourn to await the ratification Of
Congress. Gov. Wells has already ten
dered his resignation which has been
accepted to take effect from the 2lsl
instant, at which time Gov. Walker
will be installed and then when final
action 81 all have been taken by Con.
gress, our grand old commonwealth
will again commence the march OF Em.
pire,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-17
A RfIRnERl E1IR-

MeSNrS Editors We have read with mo
little interest and pleasure the very suygss.
i've and we'll conceived articles Of your esu.
tributor ~. p. r." in RELATION TO the &sR.i
portauco Of /" Agricultural Fairs Sc, q" and
heir bearing on the material DEVELOPMENT
pf this place tBristoll,s aud surrounding
countr.. We ARE Frstftlcd that there oanr
nmr, public spirited citizens in our mihssy
who appreciate the importance Of such,5et-,
terprises, as indicated in the ably wf1tepl
articles referred to. Such "ahnusi gather
ings" Of the people, at this place, to e3blb;
1t the prodacts 6fqhsir laSors, needlsnuq
,nly awaken. a -gTntrous and merirsfius
nirit Of emulation smorg Il 9 various pro-
ducers, but would tend to the concentrations
location at this place Of public spirited
md enierprs' ng citizenship. To the nsnc
sss Of our growing towD, this, Is the De:
nsnd. We really hope that these ARTICLES
are the r, ff,x oflge and tangible t1fsrtk
oEards the ends they propose or indigAte.
VIII tot our people take some step. to this
nd and at once and bestir themselves fiom
their Rip Van Wipkle slumber. X
DRIsTcL, Sept. IL, 1863.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-17

the maintsinancc Of Republican institutions
in which alone true liberty Is found-snd
the real welfare and development of the
country, lies in the perpetu " ofthe Repub.
lican party. I have no cot adence in the
corrupt, dis1 acted and diacordant organiza.
ton called the Democratic party. 1t has
ever been the enemy of liberty, piuerest
and civil sttior, and II has cost the nation
more lloOd and treasure and suffering than
any other QUE cause, II lot than all other
confined.
Aud further, II Is pertint nj 10 say, that
30 many in Tenn' see who we're at one time
the most outspoken Union men, have proved
untrue and have turned back 10 the "hash
pots Of Egypt" betrsying the t. o generous
friends who he'd warmed IN, m into life, that
[ can only ask that the r publicans If IN.
nation Nill trust tennessee loiiticians a. far
3 they prove themselves Trustworthy and
no further. Inthis remark il Is not Intended
say that sll Tennessee politicians are I'M
rue or ubtrudworthy. The remark is In
terded only ior those to whom II properly
applies, and the intelligent reading Iublic
viii hot fail to make the application of IT,.
W. G. BR' wSLow. .,:i1
Kut xvire, Tenn. Sept. IL, 1859. .r.:'
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IENNEsSEE NEmS.

The storip bstween President Caloway's
line VI railroad from Brs o. to Chattanooga
aud the Federal Government has been al
layed and the IA liter will now await the de.
cision Of the courts. -. Dlosnluw has
finally ~ishirswn from all connection with
the press having sold bis interest in the
Knoxville Wig. Ills peculiar aud ~harac
teristlc card is published elsewhere. -.
The E. 7. & G X. r. has reelected its old
,fiicers Tor the ut xt year, w: Pres, T. II.
OAiloSa, Sup'. II. G. J1cks,n; Ste, and
Treas, Il. W. Fisher. Thu new. bva.d Vi
D'rccl,rs ON the part OF tue State Is com.
AS iollows: II. NJ. AisoD, Tuos. IL.
Pearne, T. 0'Couner, S. d. Roy nolds,
George Brown, An x.ndei RLea John X, ng
D, N. N, lSoi J. Galloway. 800. Gvvei nor
Septer has slp lin,ed Receivers for the
Rail- Dads that are 10 default In the pawn. ,
IL the interest, under tie provisions Of The
law directing him to do 50. Gen Jos. A.
MAbry, is spponted Receiver of the Knox
VILE aud K atu key X ,ad and C,pt. NJ. D.
Bearden, VI the Knoxville and Charleston
Rad. .....T The Tenn. & Psc fic Railroad is
being surveyed through Smith and Putnam
counties, iu the latter county three route,
are tei'g survey ed-one running from
Trousdale's ferry with the Walton road, one
mp Rock Spring valley, and one tbrorgh and
with Buffalo valley. ..-.-.
The c. unity OF Srvier is distinguishing
itself BY It's Urgsn zed land OF robbers. The
store-hvuse Of Trott,r wyuus has be-. .
burned, including about $1,000 worth q
Goods. a large part Of the goods it is be
iicvcd sss carried away. Daring last we.l
the store Of Mr.. Gale, ON French Broad riv
or, was brOken open and robbed of som,
$500 worth VI gods aud thea set ON Gre,
Is was afterwards ,xiibguished. -. 1h,
nc wvaks ~ Messy Creek are being ei.
lArged and T, fitted. A new Superintendent,
has been employed, aud the company now
propose 10 make amends for their suspen
Sion by renewed activity an l energy :.....
We learn frUm the Press d Herald that the
Graud Jury Of the Circuit Court at Clinlor
last week, found true bill against u iser
Stewart and his son, for the murder Of X.
J. JarnAgin. 7 10 eldest Stewart was ar.
rested aud put under guard. We learn that
his case will PROBABLY DO hesrd this We, y
The young man, It is said, Is not TO 10 found
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-17

We have followed that itinerant
Journal, he Union Pilot, from PLila.
delphia to London and thence to Gin
ton. Whore it will next pilot it's own
way we cannot imagine but it seems to
have its head turned towards Kentucky,
which we ell know is a state outside the
Union. The Pilot is spirited and lib
eral paper, but we fear the coal region
has discolored the taste of the editor.
The article ON ;be New River man who
fell from the window should not have
found space in q respectable Journal.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-17
A GARD.

Having founded the Whig in the spring Of
1889, l have been It's chiei editor aud pub
nsnur Tor term extending through thirty
years. Frat at Ehzabeihtop, next al Jones.
horo' and, Toe the last twenty years, al
KIN 1Sillr, d, clining health and other en-
gagements render IL impracticsble Tor me
longer to look otter tho bu sness interests OF
tue Office. have therefore sold my entire
interest 10 the Wing. aud lencoiDrIh own
90 part of any newspaper establishment Ia
this State or elsewhere Tue publication
Of the W-kig oil DO continued under new.
urxan 2 ..lon bnt by whom II will be pu0
a he'd aud sdiLod | Aui unabis 10 say.
nave the assurance, ho~ever, that II " a be
continued As kepaoi'con Journal, advocs-
lug The principals aud policy 81 the Rspub-
hcan u r,A r. Ddsrilg cordial ~ ppUIt 10
Ps..Adsut Grant aud his sdminia ration.
l may ada that NY eLisf, IL not my onlJ
hops ~ the stability VI tho Gvysrnm, nj
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-17

A great Tennssseean has fallen asleep
Crowned with honors aud full Of years
that wise and good man Jno. Bell has
passed away 1T the advanced age Of
seventy three. While the country wns
sorrowing at the grave Of the noble
Rawlins came the funeral sound which
heralded the close Of life which more
than airy other recently living had re-
g. cted hoSos upon New England And
before the government had ceased its
public honors to Senator Fessenden every
good heart in cur land is bowed down
by the intelligence that he who for
breadth and strength Of intellect was
without a superior, apd for that rare
cqdipoise Of faculties ~hich battles
slosly Lui,, snrely down sassion and
prejudice, wac wisBout an ranai in Ten.
uessee, has been AiH in ,sssdeep level
of thu ,ouh ~
No more wiz this ripe state,msn aud
just man add lusiTe to tie surren' hiss
tory Of his land b. participation in its
affairs. While the forests continue to
DO green upon our hills and the hsrves,s
shall fash their annual food Of gold
upon our summer plains there must be
other hands to steer the ship of state
aud other men to sOund the voice Of
warning aud the call Of duty. Some Of
them may climb higher but few Of them
will be more worthy Of the public trust
Than Jbo. Bell.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-17

The nomination Of Gen, Dent in Mir.
sissiPpi exhibits a phase Of Southern
sentiment which is full Of morlifc"
ton to US. Virginiaus have made cen
cessious, Tennesseeans have come TO
terms, bu, before We would say to Gen.
urant that his family should be placed
in power as the price Of the privilege Of
voting for them We would suffer longer.
There is rather more dirt in that oper-
alton than we would be willing to cat.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-17

that measure, but would be received as
evidence conclusive that when the re.
naming states shall have been recon.
strnctcd they also will be eager to break
the national faith and deetroy the pubs
liz credit. A propositions so unoOstrous
AZ that Of arressing the return to the
Uoion Of her recent allies cannot be
gravcly entertained by the volunteer
state. Her brave people will remcm>
Der the painful road along which they
have pioacered their return to self gov.
ernment aud they are sagacious enough
to see that If an attempt at reputation
be its FIRST fruits the plan Of reconstruo.
ton will be at once Withdrawn by Con.
gres. and n lon, err end still more diff.
cult passage To tho Union imposed in
tho future.
If the first impulse With nominated
Mr.. johnson was not one Of passion il
VIZ y S'NND y M : 'Osrp.s ~,
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received as a desant rebuke by a people
who are yet too weak to resist further
entertainments. His bostoEsty 10 Abe
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-17

Andrew johnson is the first and onl,
distinguished Statesman Of the luton
who, having done much to create the
national debt, uow boldly proposes to
rsPOdiAto Il.
Ills election To the Senate by the
newly enfranebised people Of Tennessee
would no, only eowmit them fally "a
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MONEY MARKET.

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long, 81; th'r', ga Gold sE36. Sixty
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HONORs TO HON. JOIN
BELL.
Meeting Of the Bar of Ndshriiit

AT meeting OF the members OF the
Nashville Bar to take action with refer
ence to the death of Hon. Jno Bell :;
the following eloquent tribute to his
character was paid by Ex-Gov, Neil S
Brown;
The career Of the deceased as a public
man is associated with my trst know ledge OF
public men, running back ss far a. the year
1897. knew something also Of his reputa
tiCn rs lawyer which be made in different
counties and In Nashville. / have known
him with more or less intimacy for twenty
five years. mi think have just estimate
OF his character and abilities and II Is no dis
parsgement 10 other men who have passed
before us to say that he had few equals,
aud perhaps no superior in the State. lie
was eloqntnt when he choose TO be. l have
heard IA M when / thought he was the most
eloquent man / ever heard. When he
.chose TO let himself out, to spread his
wings To take q wide range, he had the
language to make very Often the most lel'-
quent speeches. His character Is too weil
Known for me To enter Into any details ia
regard TO It.. lie was a proficient scholar
to begin WITH bis mind was sthoroaghly
cultivated. He was not born with u, Silver
spoon 10 his mouth, but was the. son Of An
humble aud honest farmer who lived inlhe
neighborbdof OF this city, For fout feen
years he flied seat 10 the Congress " The
United States and was then hUns.ed ssilh
the position Of Secretary Of War and sabse-
quently to that WAS elected Senator twice
by the action of the Tennessee Legtlature.
That no should have horne himself through
this long period without the first impeach-
ment OF his moral character, and Without
even having been charged with completely
In intrigue or corruption, 10 triumph OF
high fortune that will cover his memory
with a radiance which 10 az bright as that
which blszss around the grave Of hero.
Wave after wave may roll by, bearing upon
its crest our feeling for the deceased down
TO the ocean from whence no traveller ever
returns. have often heard II said that he
was a very c ID man, by persons not init
mately acqusinted with him, and that he
Was an inIriguer. Or all the public manage
ment, he Slwsys Oct med TO poise upon
his conscientious reciitude and all his abili
to strengthen the points he maintained. lie
was q man Of very high moral nature and
strong religious sentiment. In his last
years he returned 10 that strong religious
sentiment which followed him through If
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-17
BY THE earle

LONDOS Sep. 10 The Times discussing
the Cuban question, says, IL hopes. that
spain will soon ace that it is god 10 get rid
vi Cuba on shy terms.
The CabAn EXPEDITION from New Bed
ford was over hauled At seq.
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JIkGINI1 ELECTION.
Proclamation OF General CdnbN
uEABeuAKTEhs FIRsT MILuAhr DIsr.)
STAqE ~ NIR9IAIA,
Rielimt nj Va Sent. \ lkGQ

HkAbQUAkTkks FIRST MlLIfAhr DIsr.
STAgE ~ NR0IAIA,
Rchm, nj, Va. Sept. y, leG9.
General On dtrs No. lea;
Al the election held in the State Of Viz.
giniA ON the 9 b day Of July, 1869, puIsu-
Ant 20 GensrAl Orders. No. 81, HeAdqnArt.
re Fra, Military District, dated May ri.
1869, under the authority Of the Law Of the
U. s. OF March 2, le6I aud tho laws suple.
nentsiy thereto aud SmrndAtory thereof,
a. d Of the proclamation issusd by the Pr.sl.
dent Of the United States "n the Mn day
e Nay, 1909, the am, stion w FHti, wing or
'jrctipg the cupstau tion iIanaed BY the
e..nvsnllon elect, d for that purpose under
Tho authority OF tho sh,se cited iaHs va.
suhminsd To the quail ,ded elseloEa of SAID
StsIs registered a. the date ~ sAld suha,i..
sion and At which elect %, nadsr an.
authority of the s-c'nd se,tis'h % The IA :
n the United Sislss of Apr 10. 1865
tPuhlie No. IA this sleetion Of " uasn,b, =,
ui The GsnsTAi Asa mLly u aid Stats. An.
all ths Uiiieers Of said Stats provided fSr b,
said constitution, AMI msuibsTs Of Con
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MARRTnn

On the sch inst, At nolsten Springs sco0t county,
Virginia, Mr.. A. =. HENDERSON " Mlss NELLIE
POWELL.
On the 18th inst, At The residence Of Mr. Peter
Flssuor. by the hey. John X. King, JOHN n. LIT
TLkf0lA, Of haahinetrn county. Va, 70 MARY
b. FLRENOR, nf Sullivan county, Tenn.
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ROnadaIts - ~ certain cure for lhe
orsI forms Of RhennAilsm. u never falls.


~-"@ ~ atNeF
Dear Sir.--Your RosadAlis " has proved great
susosss In my case Of Chronic rheumatism and
Neuralgia after having tried In vain for two mouths
10 get relief from other sources. II certainly IL
THOMAS II. GORE
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NEw YORK, Sept. -noon--Flour 8 10
lower. Wheat fayors buyers. Corn dull
and heavy. Pork pominAl, e30N. Lard
dull ,llon loser a. 81 cents.
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PARsoN BROwNLow REIIREs.

The following card will explain it,
self. II is said thn, Rev. T, II. Pearne
is also about to retire from the Hhiq.
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DIED

In 0oodson, Va, on the 18Th sept. izS3. little
SAMUEL DAVID, only sonof y. N, and ~ Z. Kes
nsr, aged years aud days.
Ne vas the light Of sur home, the darling Of our
ksanI, and hAa borne our love 10 Heaven.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-17

a convention Of these who favor the
removal Of the Capitol Of the Union to
the Mississippi Valley has been called
aud will meet 10 ST. Louis On the Goth
Of October. "a
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-17
SPRIAL NOTICE.

EFOMETHTNG NEW-In musical circles the
- Estcy Organs the rage They are the
most durable and have the finest tone remarkable
for their slceetness and potoer. The por Humand
and Por Jubflante are the greatest novelties and
best inventions ever introduced. J ESTEY CO.,
Brattleboro, VT, Sole Manufaett rers.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-09-17

THE MAGIC COMB will CT snss any
II colorcd hair or beard TO permanent blaeh OF
brown. One comb sent By mall for VI. Fon Haie BY
Merchants and Druggists generally. Address Magic
Comb CoDapunU, Springfield, Mass.