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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-23
Mmsldnbii@e Madri@ten.
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@pnt duf Der tritte,t &eite.

Sion, auf Der trittea @eite.
Gn0lanb ii, mie Ter 2eier aus
perf9ie6enen Mittbeitun9en ,psie, felt
einieer Belt ,pitber farpHer oenn je in
sroee parteilaaer 8eipalten. @eli9i5ie
ipie politilde Glemente tdmpfen um bic
Oterberrihaft, uno Die @eieb9ebun9
iu9t 3u permitteln, pbne ben Mutb 3u
baten, bic felt 9abrbunoerten einsez
riGeneu Mibbrdu@e an Der @ursel an
3u8reifen. 0on ben neueren 0efBen
Yerri.nt BE bonn enslii9en Sberbauje
an9encmmene NaturalilationssSiQ be-
ipnoere Bsadtung. .8erm6at eerlels
ben bort Der Gngtdneer btr I'm Muss
lanpe Gin 8argtrredt er,porben bat
auf, Elm llntertban rer brihilaen &rone
III lein, ,pibrene ct nod ren alien Sc
@tben iib ieiner Nationalitdt gar nidt
entleoi9en fonnte uno ol6 !Do9nerrdtber
bebonpelt tpuroe, ,penn er cine Geinriez
li9teit 8esen lein @eburtslonb unter>
nabm. 8efanntlid fiibrte pieiss Sc
ieB 3u Diferensen NIT Neroamerifa, al6
Genier, eie noroamerifaniide 8lr9er
9e,porren traren, ben Xufrubr mad per
@rlnen 9niel trusen. 3ur Aufredts
baltuns Der selesliden Srpnuns auf
oerielben 1T in rem llnterbauie cine
Biu einsebradt mpreen, In .pelder bic
Beitimmunsen cer fruberen Nusnabz
,neselese dber ZEN 8eIB pon g4offen
une S9iebpuloer unp na@tli9esgrer>
cirsn erneuert unr perl1drft ,perren :;
bic Befusni0e per Beb5rben in Grimi>
nalprcee0en lollen erweitert unp Elm
mebr iummarilhes @erfabren einee>
flbrt oud Der Resieruns seeen Mus<
i1reituneen Der yrei7e gum Nadtbeil
Ger &ube uno Srenun9 sr5bere @olz
n,adten ein9erdumt werpen. Serp9
,perpen Die peri6nliden Nreibeitsredte
(6abeas> >gorpuszNcte) ni9t iuspen>
pirt uno ,rirp fein frieeoredtli1es
@erfabren erlaubt; aud ipu eie Wirf:
iamteit cieier Beitimmun9en an ben
Srten, roo fie cur6 Proclamation oes
Nieef1ni9s in 8roft treten, ,ouf tur;e
3eit bel1rdnft itin.
9n 2iperrool bat cine &atbcliten<
0eriammluns GUT Beipre9une Der ppm
Wintfterium ein9ebra9len l1uterri9ts>
blu ftatt8tfunoen. DaS unterbausz
mit9liep Ma9uire mar 3uae8en uno
rebete einem eonfeiiionellen unterri9tsz
ipfeme entldiecen paSDort. Grprana
in pie tatbpiifde EevSlferuns tes 9an<
ces, ii@ auf ibre prin3tpten unb ibr
@emil1en in Dem 8apfe 8eeen ben uuz
slauben uno seaen Die 3erf6run9 rer
ebeli4tn Banee> UNI rel6e li@ bic
9anjt Troae prebe,, 3u faBen. Der
ptdfoent res Sdutteneptlsetums 9a>
rafterifrte Die 66berfeusns besStaats<
re@te6 8esendber BEN Me9te Der -Gl<
tern uls beipnii9 in Yrineip unb bob
beropr, bab bic fatbplil9en @&ulen
nett 8r6bere Gorti@ritte semo9t bdtten
als bic prcteftantf&en. Die 8eriamn,<
lung enptste nit bet annatme elmer
&eiolution 3u @unfen elmer Nuspeb<
nuns pes beitebenpeu llnterri@tsfyfems
auf Der Bafs eiuer lleberwa@une yon
Seiten tes Staates une elmer aueerd<
men Befeuerun9. tns-frf
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fremoem unYerfanpe pber ear freu,per
BpSbeit unterwerfen ,ppue. llnter fol-
den umfdnpen miro pon elmer wirfli<
1en Grlei9terune Der Steuerlaften fit
eas 0olt wpbl nod lanae nidt tic
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Ans 9tom 'r'to sa@r'ebsn> bas
Die papttl'@en Seboreet' BON Dem neuen
plan Wta33'nts uno 1e,1'er Nartei pobl
unterr'@tst nno aut e'ntn griseens@
cru9 pom Selte rer @aribaloianer
eeen1aue 8efeBt tne' @e9en e'nen
ueeertal BET = Staet @on u bic Neste<
rnn8 pes d. gatere 8t1ilttt; tie ser<
poppe!t,pre Wa9tamte't. SunerbaIb
ein'eer Sage mnree' sier3'8 Ysred9ttee
perlene!' IN Non1 nllo ben tsaa@baE-
ten Staoten nerpaf'ef. Nos Uttsor
oesletDen !aBt 1e'nen owe'ftt t'e@ eaB
If uno in Serbinouns NIT ter Mus<
~ matti9enNssolut'ot'eparte rs ffpt y gus
wtlttee!|uneea IN eer oerieen Nun'rer
erl1nert eer yeter f9, oab pte bepprfez
y genos Htsoiut'on nt@t ale'n cem
Yapfte, ionpern aud tem &Sni9e
Sietor Gmanutl silt unb ca6 .es bic
sanse Nepublitanil9e Yartst in Sta
I'sn ,lt> DE ,gr 2aupt gtsoer e'nn1al
erpeet. VeBga'e rufst tg au1 bic
ttal'en'l9e Hs9'srunG tresl te f9 an1
eie = etssne 2ant . sa ps9rtn y bat, W'e
aes'aeas t!s'a 80" re 5a'taaes n 5ta!'e! ee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-23
Sn Tranfrei6 eebt cine gerfalz

Sn 6rdnfret0 9ebt eine Serial
iun9s>Menperun9 ppr fl@, biz unter; ;et<
mem oneern 6errlber ale RoppIfon
III. fdrerli6 obne Heuolution purd<
fdbrbar 9e,peien mare. Mit elmer faft
unbeldrdnften @epalt ausserdfet, perz
einiste tisber rer &aiier bic b59fte
Ma6t peS Staats8 In ieiner 6anp, unp
pie iosenannte @eiebeebunB ,par nur
Elm tbwader Sdatten neben ibm, nab
reno bic @eribte fosar @er3eu9e leiz
nes 8iQens maren. Dem Drdnsen
Der Qiberalen na63u9eben, sewdbrte Der
&ailer tief ein9reifenpe Reformen, be-
foneer6 ;u @unfen rer @elebsebuns,
num Gem un9emdbisten 0erlan8en nod
Nenrerun9en Elm 3iel 3u ieben, ,peldes
1i@ ge1piGer @emItber bemd9tiat bat
unn bic Sfentliaf Msinuns btunra>
rust. inr+m Is einen 3uitunp ber lnz
fderbeit i9affr, .pie ylopolepn III. in
ieinem Brieff an zen Miniferprdfpen<
ten Suiuier ceutli@ 9enus 1aete. Die
belrilli9ten 8eformen fabre1 3u elmer
voQfdnpi9en llmsefaltun9 Der Gonfis
tuition BON 1852. Man miro In Der
neuen Gbarte uon 1870 bic Beitim=
n,uneen beibebalten> ,pelde bic Ibronz
folee>Srpnuns in Ter Gamilie Bona<
porte reaeln. Diele Bc{timmunoen
bilpen bic erften a@t Mrtitel her Gons
ftitution Dom Z. Nooember 1852. Die
neue Gbarte, miro, ,pie eS beibt piel
peniser Mrtifel entbalten al6 ras
Staatserunpz@eieb ron 1852. Die
conitituirenpe @emalt fol- rem Senat
entsosen, paseaen Die Weleseebenoe@ez
malt 3wil9en ibm uno oem0eieB9eben<
pen &1rper 70 sstbe,lt .perren, ,pie unz
ter Der Suli<Dlonarbis smil1en rer
Yairs< uno Deputirtenfammer. 8leiz
ben spet widtiee Grasen ubrie, eritens,
Miro rle 3abl rer Senotoren nermsbrt
werp'n, unp 3meitens, 11a9 peldem
Moeus fouen fiinfti9 Gle Mit9liepsr
Der bpbe1 8ammer ernannt werpen?
NuS oieIrn penisen Mnpeutunsen zines
Der Ne9ierun9 nabeRebenten pariler
Blattes fiebt man nab elmer Ni9tune
,penisfenS. RAP Ger bisberisen 1onfi<
tuition Jranfreid6 cine sriinrlide Nen>
reruns crobt. Debbalb bat Der &ailtr
teldlpGen, Die @enebmi9uns res @el>
tts pafur ein;ubolen unp ben Gran3os
fen 1T ramit oie@enustbuuns 9e,pdbrt,
iiber tbre eieene Greibeit bemnd9ft ab<
;uitimmen. 8ieQeidt eruartst Napoz
lern, raB feline untertbanen bic 9erfoIz
flung BON 1852 einem unerquidli9en
parlamentarilden Neoimente poriieben>
uno ber bisberieen tailerliaen psrr>
i@aft pie lebte Sonctipn oeben rperpen,
nur um pieDer Rube ;u baben, NJ I'D
Sn ben lebten Easeu II ,pieberl cine
neue @enpuns einsetreten. Der Dli>
niier tes aeuberen @raf Daru bate
cine Depel9e na@ Rom 8ef9idt une
an ben papf bic Gorberuns eefellt,
oab Grantrei9 einen 8ertreter bet ben
@oneil baben icue; bic Nnt,port pes
@arpinats antoneQt entfpra1 III be,,
Buni9en Der frans6Ff9en ReBieruns]
nt@t unb bic nddte Golse mar bic
Drubun9 bee @raftn Daru, jurid3u>
treten. Da3u fpmu,t, bab Die SteIuns
pee Miniferprdfoenten Ouisier stsns
faus f4sn unttrsraben it, neil btr
Raiftr pnpur&, rab er ft oer Bolts
abftnsmune bemd&tist. srtsetr lter tie
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-23
ct. Naal aetnnefota, samaas, b<n %. atpril 1870.

~ lOIV> -4H
| er6bte @epalt perfd9t. Dos Reform'<
Miniiferium 1T in ofenbareu, 3er@
1faue. t isl .-.t ..tf.
milifdrrefor,n In Oeuti1=
lamb. Bon aro6em 9ntere0e TT bic
9e9enwdrti8e Splfsbewesune in 5lpz
oeutf9lano 9e9en bic un9ebeuren Qa<
fen, wel9e rie befebsnben Militdr,
Gtnri9tun9en bem 0olte auferlc9en.
Die jun9fen 8craduee in Burtembers
iinp Gem Qeier nod in frilber Crime
runS. Nm %. Mar3 .per6feutlidte
ra5 Winilterium In Stuttsort Elm prpz
aramm betrefs oer MopiFcationen inn
Gtat peS Rriessminiiterium6. Gripuz
run9en iollen benerfiieQiet perptn rurd
Reputtien Der prd!enasfit Belardntuns
Der Nefrutfn- 3aN unp res Jcrmatis
nssStanees. Da6 prosramm tritt
|ftrner ben @erod&tisun9en rpesen pors
wie9enreu preu6i19en GinFufes entz
oescn, ertlirt, cas- Miniferium 1ei ent>
f&lo0en bic SsIbntdnpi0teit Dlrtems
bers ~ wabrsn, Aufreisuneen gum
8ru@ Ter @er:td9e aber ni@t ju bull
ben . <rt,#@s.- ,3.ta
Ni6t mincc. .entldteben MAIDEN {id
nun dbnlide Jorperun9en BON Seite
eeS GolfeS aud il, zen baieril l9en&am>
,aern 8elteno, unp uerlanst Der Nbse>
o,bnete Rplb an Der SptBe Der Inter
1u9uns6< Gommilfon opn Ter Hesie<
run8: uetarte Nbflr3uns Der Yralen3<
3eit rer Mannlbaft; 2. itarfe 8ermin
oerune Der Reiterei; 3. entlbiepene
@ermincerun9 rer 3abl Der @enerale;
4. 8erminperun9 rer Offsier;abl au6
in anoern @rapen; 5. Aufbebun9 cer
Neeiment6s sYertdnpe bel her Jnfantez
RE unp Mrtiuerie; 6. Neure9ulirun9
reS MponcementS NIT telonperer Nldz
6dt lowpbl auf 8ermeirun9 en,bebrli@
der Stellen ais sur Sibsrun9 Ter
Staatsta1e sesen ras Npaneement iplz
der ysrionen, ,pelde serape na@ Der
BefSrperuns in tiirsefter Griit Der pen
Ipneta11e CUR 2alt fallen; z. Neureeuz
lirune nes penllonsweieRs, namentli6
sur Siaerune Der penfunetai1e aesen
cine Belaltun9 rur@ nod eienffdbi9e
Wdnner, uno 3ur Bermineerune Der
vtnfonslat ttan f9." DaSyenlionswe@
fen 1T elmer bet {1limmfen punfte. !
0an3 anters fabt man bic Sa9e IN
Yreu6en auf; non Berlin aus miro je<1
bem Beftreben, ben, Wltlitarismus sie1
Spise ab3ubre9eu> entseSenseruftn:
Man foue bod ni9t per9eNen, tab,
lpenn be lbrieen Md@te 9erdfst bis
an pis3dbneb blieben, bieb niat eef&ebe,
neil fie f@ ron preuben becrobt fiibs
le,L l1pncern neil iie in Der Gage fein
poqen, BON jepsr @elesenbett, bic .f@
tbnen gum 6erabittr3en preubenS ppn
Der errei@ten b6be bieten mS9te -@ez
brauh MAIDEN ~ f6nnm. .aaGbe bic
eutopdil9en Md9te, pie IN tem Ser
.paGte leben, loa6 tbnen bic preabilhe
ma6t ein Dorm in Au9e fei NIT oer
abraaune poranseben, tonne preuben
'sgAeuanb, Der es gut NIT ibn, t,teine,
lsumutben, tab es fi@ miltldril@ l9md>
aen ioue. Die Resieruns .perpe jepenz
falls nt9t auf fcl@e 3umutbunssn etn>
sseben; benn f&hebli4 traee fie bod
auttn bie 8erantmcrtuns fit cas l(nz
sldd, pas sef&eten tbnnte penn ne
'lat$tt itrsr e'|nf9t fsleetn. ianssta f@
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9tfuf Qrdmitn !!

Cine portie ,1euer @ra<
n1ien 1T ansefpn1n1e1t, 6anltt
au6 biejenige11, >pel&e Bic
Der 1peee>1 ui6le&te11 3ei~
ten" @ol6e ni9t ertperben
fonnten, nod @ele9enbeit
taben, bielelbe 3u erbalten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-23

Gin(tnoungtn unb &orreRoubtn,tu,
bttsnbsrs iiber firali&e nne anssre wi&ties Bt'
Asbenbeitea, Fns isoeraeit piatommen. mullen
aber Ssm 8erfa0sr an.eraei@net iein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-23

~ ysa.OfNss, gspnes- Orst-s aub ~ hn'aas ans
IN, rie gaitt.l aar lsbrsahuas ssa 0as uns isussa
rp fe IN tattn fsnb. ba3a sebsaudbt ,rerben. ~
Dtuu tse Ram.n ssn ustrArsissra e.sssaast rerssn,
puten Rt >.utl, ssi8ri.>n in. ane sas psasn sruns
sas 6taat aenau uni rtRtts ansssebta resbsa.
Dua cine 3eimas BON dnsm Dsaamt sa an sassrss
strfst sSen isa II nu6 imes aud >ss psas"st snss'
sebsa uasn no biz 3eisans fraber smstasses sssse.
QDesn semans feta etatt ai4s sess.nsdtas emsfknst
,s.r % au srsens sias Nr. gsbln asfasdaa. + tpuss
ser bstrr6tass assat fssk tie 6ressa6r fsssda y.
na&tt&ti6t sersen. 9 ; T@(~&sa 8 % = 8 IS
Die 0erantns1tliafsit fur @tsfea>ansea fir ss 3d.
tuna S..sen tr nur tana absstmea. peaa teeIbes ps
seaRrsteu Brief pser ,er vpa- NsaeS 0rssr g.
fdstea. ass
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-23

Ser ,,Sanberer" ,.atb Gnrpp4.
SER @e&e sebsn zine ausabl Grtmplare bee
,,gBanberer" na9 europa, uub mir MAIDEN bic
9e(er beonbers aufmriiau, bae BE l1et.rfsn-
buna bes Blattes an gerpAnste ,,nb 8reunbe
ieutetts bes Oeeans Gin iebr seetsnetes Mittel
IL, einen uuunterbrsaenea gertebr NIT bentl-
ben su unterbaltea unb fe hbtr bic 3aaanes
sisfes 2Ansss ~ aaterri&tea, tsar a's - bard
Briefwe&itl sef9eben Runte. '
oeReuuasea, Hrisfe ,e. exb IN shseRsu rg z. ptS
"W A n D E r E R.,
L. B. 1870,
e., ST. PAUL, MINI.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25

out their arms to Richmond and asked
for the establishment of policy
which alone can break their bondage
TO Baltimore. The Stockholders of
their great trunk line of railroad
have unanimously asked for CONSOLE
dalton and to-day they arc met by a
refusal which both surprises and
shocks them. We believe the result
is foreign to the wish of C majority
of her citizens. Nit VIC affirm that
they must be strong enough to modify
this strange opposition or it will be
by our people taker as a repulsc which
they mist be made to atone for. ]
we arc driven to Baltimore we vii
sim ply see that Richmond is laid il
the cold, and the new alliance whicl
will thus be forced upon us will gen
crate all that alienation usually &C
complishcs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25

T00 Bushels New Crop Psnnsy lvania and
wv Ohio Glover seed. Lynchburg, Jan.
zS, 1869. LIZ, TAYLOR & co.
90 Bushc's, New Crop. Orchard Grass
esd, Lynchbmg, Jan 2Slh.
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
900 Bushels, New Crop. Evergreen Grass
Seed, LyEehburg. Jan 29th
LEE, TAYLOR < co.
200 Bushel', New crop, Herbs Grass Seed,
Lynehbug, Jan. zSth.
LEE, TAYLOR ROO.
400 Boxes, and Half Boxes. Adamantinc
Candles. Iynchburg, Jan 2sih.
LEE. TAYLOR 4 co.
5000 Pounds New York aud Va. Bar Lead
Lynchbnrs, Jan, 2sth
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
500 Bags New York Dross Shot.
Lynohburg Jan. Gsth.
LEE, TAYLOR & co,
500 Gross Msson's, Philadelphia, Rlaeking
Lynehburg, Jan. 2sih.
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
Indigo, Nader, Black Pepper, Allspiec,
Gloves, Mustard, Teas, Sc Sc.
Lynchhurg. Jan. 2Sth.
LEE, TAYLOR s CO.
J n IL, 1870, cl Jan. att.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25
SOMERSET, PULASKI Co., KY,
March 18th. 1870.

Ella. Nc,Cs The disturbances
of this section are quoted, now, bu
can't say how long they will remain
80, as there seems TO be good deaal of
enmity toward each party, though only
among the lower class OF Radicals anu
Democrats.
I suppose You saw that the Kentu ky
Legislature voted against the Cincin
natti Railroad Bill? Notwithstanding
his they are surveying the route.
The negro question don't seem to
"set f" well here, with the res C able
radicals at-all.
| saw an old image, probably cen u
RIGS old which was found in cave in
Josh-Bell county. If | were able
would give you full dist ri .ltion of it.
Ii is supposed 20 have been an idol OF
worship for some nation that inhabi-
ted this country many yeas ago. 1t
was made of fat pine, and is yet to
some extent, in perfect state OF preser-
walton.
The most remarkable matter of I'M
port that / met with, on my OUT, was
a child, of Mr.. w. III. Bingham, o.
Josh-Bell county, who is now only
years old and sings all the usual and
and most difficult hymns of our
churches, by note, and does it perfectly
too. You would be astosnishe a
as we'll as delighted TO h a her ng,
" From Greenland's ley NJ u1tains,
From Indias Coral Stra d. Old Hun
drcd, &c.
If You were convC n,ent to the i'm
mense Coal Banks, in this section o
the State, your fuel would be a small
item. 1 could say a good many thinps
to you, of different matters, BUT, proba-
bly,, they would net be of interest to
you and maybe this will not be.
Eopirg you are well,
1 am Yours, Hastily,
b. +. +.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25

TIE vote BY which Hon. II. r.
Butler was spared the penalty of OK
pulsion docs not seem to have been a
strictly party one. There were fifty
members found absent on the call OF
the eyes ard roes. Nowhere in the
list of voters Go VIC find the names OF
Messrs. Gibson, Ridgeway, and Nil
mes, Of Virginia, and, while they were
consuming to his continuance in Con
gress, that intrepid democrat. Mr.
/ Brooks, of New York and several oil
his party associates voted actually fol
his acquital. So the matter cannot
be wholly charged up to the radicals
as 4 mere party shift.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25

and asked for mercy. Upcn the first
vote he was expelled, but enough
members changed their votes to save
him.
The city remains in state Of excite
ment. The trial of the injunction
comes up today, wheE 1t is hoped tile
matter will lie settled without further
trouble. Chohoon and his negroes are
/ fortified in the third Police Station,
/ but the balance of the city IL in the
hands of Mayor Ellyson. There IL
/ great feeling of indignation at the un.
lawful interference of Gen. Candy. =
Ben. Scott, the leader of the negroes
has been captured.
Richmond continues to war OH Con
solicitation and is too blind that her in
tercst is to build road to Farmville
and consolidate 1t with the Atlantic
Mississippi & Ohio, which when tn
Clifton Forge road is built will give he
very superior advantages.
Among the friends of Consolidation
Robert w. Hughes is of very grea
vah and ability.
l.. BERT,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25
ADvRRTrsISo RATES.
CONSERVATIVES of Tennessee yo,

CONSERVATIVES Of Tennessee your
enemies confront youl On to-mor-
row is your opportunity. Before you
is deliverance. Behind you are chains.
Go forward and claim your goodly
heritage. Unite on your strongest
men or combinations will defeat you.
Leave your homes for one day and
devote yourselves to your country and
your children, and the Sun of Satur-
day evening will 60 down upon vast
hosi of freemcn who will fling upward
p their glad hands in happy recognition
Of that favor which God in his own
good times gives to those who are
both brave and patient.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25

TIE bachiralian Governor Of Ten
ncsec has reclcd back into the arms
Of radicalism. The blooming pus-
tules on his bloated nose Indicate no
more uncringly the depraved circula-
ton of the physical man than his
prominent political movements betray
his moral l2prousy. Tried By c stan
dard Of moral e ,titudc he cannot
be. Forced to the plumet of virtue
he sinks into that disorganized and
putrid attitude where comparison
abandons its subjects. Untrue to the
Union, false to the Confederacy, hid
in the fealty of Southern grey. strut
ting in the loyalty of restored Federal
blue, relieved of disabilities incurred
in treacherous hold on "treason, 4"
radical saint Sinking in the shad-
ow of Brownlow, full of compassion
ate horror at the republicanism of
Stokes, this man threw himself from
the zenith of his contradictions into
the mechanical embraces of Tennes-
see conservatism after the Senatorship
only to lose it. There was no voice
of hollow insincerity which named
him in the lofty connection and Dir S
like he would now cross the great
gulf behind him to save his brethren( p
He calls upon the President for troops
b cause the Legislature has left him
powerless This archapostacy has
neither surprised nor stunned the
people of Tennessee. We hope the
President will send the troops and
thus prick the bubble of his loyalty
There is nothing in all the State they
are not welcome to behold. Most OF
all let them measure the silence o.
our submission to law; the dignity OF
our recent return to citizenship
and the scorn with which all good
men lok upon him who sits within the
gubernatorial chair of the State,
more as the embodiment Of intern
perancc, lcwdncss and the accom-
plishments of confirmed gambler
and black-guarj, than as the true ex.
ponent Of sentiment in the Common.
wealth.
The brave Capt. Williams, of Tho
/ ! st Oneida, cried, 81 so down witt
my ship. Gov. Scnter abandons
his people TO- save his official head
1t will be remembered that during the
canvass of 1869 the Ners boldly pro-
claimed him unfit to be the governor
of a gr,:at state. If by a nice dis
cernment rarely known in revolu-
tionary measures, the radical party
could thrust him off the vulgar em:-
nence from which he invades the Ma
tional vision we could pardon the
strctcV of power. Public expression
: should enlightea the mind of Con-
gress and thwart his bad aim and VIC
trust il will be done.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25

SLOWLY but continuously and sure
ly the Virginia Legislature moves TO-
ward. unawcd by the whip of those
journals which won their knighthood
IN the passionate era of 1850, and
unmovcd by that impotence which,
while it despises means, demands
results, it is gFApplias with the dcGi,
cult problem Of our position in a man
ner which commands our admiration.
The waves of party madness rock and
surge against it without result, and
we believe its work will endure.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25

SENATOR JOHNSTON recognizes n
compact entered into between Vir-
GINA and the federal government on
her readmission to the Union, and he
recognizes it.as both duty and policy
to observe it, in good faith. There
lies his radicalism and squarely to
that point we endorse it. ThccEn-
Quirer is pleased to dcnominate Lis
position as a dubious one and to that
extent that journal is dissatisfied with
good faith and sound craftsmanship.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25

OBITU1RY.

Died at Nickelsyille, Scott county, on the
ith day Of March, 1870, of measles, ALICE,
eldest daughter Of Charles u. and Laura +.
Yarbrough Infinite Wisdom is occasion
ally pleased TO let angelic spirits visit our
world in thef-rs'and being of little child
rem, but being too plsre to breathe the poll
luted atmosphere OF this earth, the Savior
soon calls them to dwell and enjoy with Him
tho eternal elysium of Paradise. Little
blaok-eyod Allie was two years and six
months old and impressed every one with
whom size met with her most remarkable
suayity OF manner-the ease and gentleness
with which she answered very many Bible
questions. Few children have ever won so
largely on the affections OF all who knew
her. While the March winds howl their re-
QUEEN over her last remains her happihed
spirit is perehed upon the tree of life beside
her sainted grandma.
Conc 10 Cod
Be, still, my heart what could mothers
prayer,
In all the widest eostacy Of hope,
AsR FOR her darling like the bliss Of hcav-
en- -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25

RosadaIis. The Proprieto,,

hOSuUdTIs. = Tie I'TOprIefO1"s
Claim, and it's merits bear them up in the
assertion-that this great Alternative remedy
will cure and permanently cure Scrofula in
its various forms, such as CONSUMPTION in
its early stages, Enlargement and liberation
Of the Glands, Joints and Bones, SC.
RHEUMATISM, White Swelling, Sore Eyes,
Stubborn Ulcers, Eruptions of the Skin, Di-
seases Of Women, Loss of Appetite, Dyspep-
pia, SICK Headache, Codiveness, Liver Com
plants, Pain in the Back, Imprudence in
Life, Gravel, and all other Chronic diseases
OF the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder.
il only requires q trial to convince the
most skeptical of its great merits rs n graf
Blood Purifier and Renovator. Certificates
OF its value pour in from all parts of the
country, and thousands stand to-day the liv-
ing witnesses of its great healing power.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25

kTEIoSD meets the friendly adj
vance Of South. Wat We. WITH n
boadside. BY manipulation as
~eaeherous "a. Il il unnatural that
city stands in undivided iraat against
Consolidation. And wi er fore? For
the sake of Richmond alone Then
let Richmond fold her omaciate 70 IT
In the mantle Of blind selfishn $
and lie down under the shadow O
Baltimore. Her slumber will be quie
If il be not sweet. For -four year
hive the people Of the Southwest hel,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-25
ORPHANS HOME LOTTERY
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

Nv E beg leave to call your attention to the
w Grand Single Number Scheme Of the
Orphans Home Lottery. 1t possesses adyan-
cages that have never as yet been presented
to the public it being simply to 80, wheth-
er the purchaser receives one OF the Lowest
Prizes, which is $50, or one OF the highest
wiish is $4,000.
1t will be drawn in public, in the city OF
Columbus, Mississippi, last Saturday Of each
month during tie year 1870, for the benefit
OF the Orphans Home, at Lauderdsle Springs,
under the Superintendent OF sworn COM
missioner.