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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

REV. ID. q. MANARD.-Thef follow.
Ing handsome tribute to ReN. B. G.
Nfairard is taken from the Nashville
Union and American. 1t Is just
tribute TO the meritorious young gen.
tlsman named therin but contains an
error. He has only been "set apart for
the ministry" and has not assumed
charge of the Baptist Church in Bris-
tol.
GONE TO THE MINISTRY.
Capt. II. G.. Manard, who i'm 1866
was the local editor of this paper, has
entered the ministry. After his de-
parture from Nashville, he took course
ut the University of Virginia, and a
friend writes that his sermons are able
and eloquent. We wish him God speed.
A soldier SO brave and true to his coun-
try will be doubly true in the capacity
of soldier Of the cross''-a man 80
virtuous and generous Sin the world"
will be an ornament to the church, and
n strong pillar in the house of God.
FULL VoTE OF MoNRoE.-Slnce the
paragraph In another column was put
In type we have received the full vote
of Monroe, McMullin's majority, 20S;
Itaffis' plurality, l29; Russel's plural
ity, sl2. Majority for New Constitu-
ton, 47S Total vote of the county
polled, 1856, being some 800 less than
its voting strength. Majority for Sem
ter in August last, S92.--Athens Post.
THE KNOXVILLE HoTEIs.-The At
kin Hohse, to-day, is taken in charge
by Capt. James Bell, the veteran hotel
keeper. Captain Wylie Is at the desk,
while the "gentlc Oscar" wiz Keep
alive to the comfort of the CHESTS and
the luxurics of the table.
CARTER CoUNTY.-Thc Republicans
carried the county by large majoritics.
For Sheriff, Orr; Circuit Court Clerk,
Emmert; County Court Clerk, Brad
ley; Rev. Collector, Jenkins; Register,
Hilton.-JonesJoro' Fidg.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08
fooNMuNIcArED.J

JoHNsoS CITY, Tenn, April ., 1870.
Editors Ne,Us We have a very
quiet little village rapidly growing In
population. Perhaps a few items from
this point will not be entirely uninter-
csting to your numerous readers. The
most common commodity with us at
present Is mud. Our city fathers have
done nothing toward giving us passa-
BILE streets or even sidewalks. a per-
son undertaking 20 pass through the
city frequently finds himself paus-
ing with almost an 'impassable Gulf OF
fhud before him. 1 believe however
that this IL characteristic Of all new
and rapidly growing towns. We are
,sneceasitated to have time for procur-
ing the convenieaees of public Inn
provements. The late election has cx-
hibited terrible lethargy and cariess-
nees upon the part ~ the conservative
party OF Washington county Radi-
Gals worked with alm0st sleepless Vigil
ance, whilst Conservatives with hard
iy any organization sat carelessly down
.upon the stool OF do nothing Atleasl
hfty Conservatives inthe county failed
TO vote at ALL Two papers are publish
ed in the county in the interests Of Tho
Radical party, aud the Conservative
patronage TO these paerr, ro'the neg
lcct OF such good Conservative sheets
as yours,) is worth more totnese lsadi
cal sheets than the appropriation o
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08
VIRGINIA.

THE HOMESTEAD LAw.-lt is stated
that the high constable of Richmond
has concluded to make no more lcvies
on goods or property protected by the
homestead provisions of the State con-
stitution. lie has taken this step after
having legal advice on the subject
Sherifis In other parts of the State
hold that, as the Legislature has not
passed any law on the subject, the said
provisions are not yet operative, and
consequently they pay no attention to
them.-Lynchburg Rcpnbticdn.
THE HIaH BRIDGE.-The new track
around the High Bridge, on the South
side railroad near Farmville, will be
completed by the 18th of April, proxi-
mo. About one-i,alf of the distance
has already been laid with cross-tics,
which arc now ready to receive the
iron rails. We learn that about TWEEN
ty carpenters of the Baltimore Bridge
Company, which has the contract to
build the new bridge, have already ar
rived there, and will commence pre-
liminary operations without delay
Lynch. Rep.
ORDINATIoN.-Rey. John n. War
ton, of Liberty, Bedford counto, Vir-
ginia, was ordained priest by Rt.
Rev. Bishop Johns, in the chapel mt
the Theological Seminary near Alex
andria, Sunday last.-Lyach. Rep.
APPoINTMENTs.- Walker
has made the following appointments
of Justices for Giles county:
w. III. III. Brown, David A. French,
John G. Snidow, and G.. w. Hines
Also, James w. Wingo constable for
same county.
The President, 1t IL expected, will
nominate General Candy to be major
general In placeyof Thomas, deceased,
and Colonel J. J. Reynolds to be briga-
| dier-general. So says u Washington
telegram. II he does, he will make nc
friends in Virginia by the movement
Rich. Dispatch.
WE learn from the Clinch Valley
Meas that at public meeting of the
citizens of Jacksonville the following
municipal ticket was nominated fol
appointment by Gov Walker:
II. G. Anderson for Mayor; w. II
Baldwin, Geo. w. Spots, j. ID. Peoples
DIR. ]. NJ. Estill, A. L. Brown Us COun
cilmen; Sam'l G.. Graham for Recor
der; Wm. A. Barnett for Sergedht.
Personal. - Mrs. Albert Sydne!
Johnston and family intend spending
the summer near Big Lick, in thi
county. Roanoke Times.
We learn that dnring the severe wine
storm that prevailed last Saturday, tn
barn of Mr.. Robert Maxwell, In Bap
tlst Valley, was blown down. SeveTa
horses buried In its ruins were rescue,
with but slight injury.-Ctiach Vale
NetCs.
Belle Boyd is on her way from Sal
Francisco to Martinsburg, where he
, mother resides. She Is i'll in body an
Is destitute. About six weeks sine
she was discharged from the lnsan
Asylum at Stockton, California, ur
cured.
Bishop Johns, on "Wednesday ever
I ing administered the rite of confirms
r tion 10 sixty-two persons at the s
, Johns Protestant Episcopal churci
\ Georgetown.
: EPISCOPAL CONvocATIoS,-The Con
vocation OF Southwestern Virglnl
will meet In st. Paul's Chapel, Salcn
: on the 2ist of April.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

OK the 2Gth ult. Tennessee was re-
baptized unto freedom. The fires of
revolution had swept for years over
the good commonwealth until her
leaven of liberty had well nigh per-
ished. Her terrible scourge had
nearly reversed all her streams of :. ir-
tue. But better day has dawned.
The foot Of the federal soldier she
breads not. and we to-day believe that
her arch enemies will fail in their cf-
forts to sifs her as wheat. We believe
the election Of March will stand, and
we do not for moment doubt that il
was triumph Of virtue over lust.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08
TIE SUPERIOR Cc,RrOF sppE,Ls,

The Governor having received ofll-
cial notification of the elsetion,. of
Judges Moncurc, Staples, Christiaii,
Joynes. arid Anderson to the bench of
the Court Of Appeals bf Virginia, has
commissioned them, i'm accordance
with law, for the term of twelve years,
beginning January !, 1871, to perform
the duties of Office from the date OF
their qualification, respectively.
Several Of the judges elect are in the
city, and It II presumed that they will
qualify rs soon a. practicablc after the
receptions of their commissions.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08
TENNESSEE.

PLASTER QUARRY.-We have been
informed by gentleman from Blount
county, that Col. Abner Boren, w. ID.
Mckinley, ESQ, and B. Il. Gates, Esq,
have discovered AN extensive Plaster
bank on their valuable tract of land,
near the town OF Maryville. The Plas-
ter is said to be of fine quality and is
in inexhaustible quantity.
The parties are now preparing 10
erect heavy machinery for guarrying
aud grinding the plaster. There IL no
doubt but they will make success OF
tile plaster business. .;..< .aTs iIhilant
over their discovery -I'rtss & Herald.
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The Nortlaant scandal.


This painful domcsic scandal, which
for some weeks past has filed the En-
glish newspapers, derives its principal
Interest from the fact that il involved
Tie character of Prince of the Blood
and several persons of high rank. The
details of the trial, as given in the En-
glish press, are so grossly indecent that
the PttH fdU Gazette, after publishing
the whole, makes humble confession
of its crime against society and morals,
but entleavops to excuse its course on
the grBtind tiiat but for the "dread of
public scandal-that potent dread-it
Is by no means improbable that in
few years what Lady Mordaunt is said
to have alleged in excuse would really
have truth and validity: these crimes
would only be what every body per-
mitted themselves to enjoy In gay So
ciety now and then. Lord PenZance
himself seems to have hintcd some
such opinion, and II il ttne which we
certainly hold" For IL is no doubt
true, adds the Gazette, "that for of
fenses such as are implied In this trial,
especially when they are committed
among rich great people, or what Is
called society publicity Is the direst
and safeguari:" fhis is not very
fiatterifig picture of the condition OF
English society.
Without going into these details, the
main facts OF the case are as follows
In 1866 Sir Charles Mordaunt married
a daughter of Sir Thomas Moncreiffe.
| The marriage proved an unhappy one;
and several months ago Sir Charles
cdliimcnccd suit for divorce, charging
his wife with criminal familiarity with
| the Prince of Wales, Viscount Cole,
and Sir Frederick JoftnStbne. The de
fcnse was, that Lady Mortlaunt was
insane, and unable to Instruct her Mt
torncys; and her mental condition
was the issue before the court. IL was
given TO the jury after long and pdin'
| full trial, and the verdict was that the
lady was insane. The question OF hcl
guilt was not touched, and the jury
Were instructed that their finding In
the present issue need not affect tho
main question of Sir Charles Mordaun
proceeding with his suit for divorce
If the lady was out of her mind now
and In the course of one, two, three
four, or five years she rcgained he
reason, Sir Charles would have as goo,
a right 10 sue for a divorce as IL hi
wife had remained sane;
The great sensation of the trial wa
the appearance of the Prince of Walel
in the witness-boN, 10 answer the seri
GUS charges made against him. In thu
most.solemn manner he asserted hi
innocence of all completely in thii
miserable business and his eXtulpa
tion was received with great satisfac
ton by the English public. IL Is sal.
that his mother wrote him a most af
icctlonatc letter of congratulation i'm
mediately after his examination, an,
invited Him 10 call upon her with tn
Princess. -Hdrper's Weekly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08
The POpe,s mfaIIIbuly--.Ihe New Article.

The following is the full text of the
additional article 10 the schemdtd de-
filming papal infallibllity;
Chapter 10 be added 10 The decree on
ne supremacy Of he Roman fOntT,
stating that the RoDiDn P0ntiG can
not err ia The definition 0f matters q
faith and morals;
The Holy Roman Church POSSESSES
the highest aud complete supremacy
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08
Legal.

PROF RsSOINAT.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-04-30
Nouvelles.

LOUISIANA. foire des Fair Gramds est
commencfe.-Plusieurs dnels Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans. Bien que le duel ne signife pas
grand'chose, il SC concoit au commencement
1u printemps.-LeP Psre Perche sera consacre
Eveque dimanche proclaim. &c sera nne belle
fete. LIE prix dies places, a Ia Cathidrale st
Louis, est tixa une piastre. Celia nest pas
du pharisaisme, car Ia ceremonie nest pas
publiQuc cle d'.oit, CONNIE dit l'avis al hoe
Les republicans dc IN Nouvele Orleans ont
cflibre le 30 Avr' la fete commemorative du
XVe Amendment.
NouvEAu MoNpE.-Le Congress invalide
relection dams le Ter District Congressional
de Ia Louisiana. Nj NJ St.Martn nj NJ.
Sypher.-Il paralt probable que lc inge
Ryan ct lie juge Bailey seront admis sieger
All Congre.. du chemin de
fer dn Paciiqoe aura lie" lie Mai. Ce chemi,,
de fer fern plus pour h ciyilisation que to"tes
les measures du Congress. .-Lc President Grant
Ia passe douce, CONNIE on dit vulgaireMent
Invite il faire M discours, voire meme nn
discours de deux mots, il Il r6pondn: no si,' :!
"non monsieur" Et Ia fouie charmae n
applaudi.-Lc Rcvenu Interenr" etc
invents pour eteindrc Ia dette pnhliqne ct
voici comment il opere: il rapporte 2 au
tresor ct anx officers du dit Revenu.
Panurge auraitil dit que cest "moyen de
n.anyer son ble ca hcrbe"?
VIux MoNDE.-On votera Ie mai sur le
plsbiscite imperial par oui ou non. L'armee
votem. Les Orleanistes ct les lfgitimistes
vo.eront contre. Les republicans, pour Ia
p'upart, ne voteront pas. Napoleon lance
nne proclamation. Adienx lie lontainebleau,
h gloire Ell moins. Lon dit que Napoleon a
charge son cousin Pierre de lui praparer M
logement Ell Amtriqne.-La question de
"linfaillbilita est toujours brnante, ct
ceux qui s'interessent i; ces matieres redou.
tent un schisme. Priu ct Topete Sc seyaient
battus. LIE, prince Louis -Anguste. Marie de
SAKE Cobonrg- Gotha. amiral bresiiien, est
candidat au trone d'Espagne. Bonne chance
i, ce Saxon.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-04-30
ICI EFT LA.

DEuIL.-M TuEOPIlILE GAUDET est mort.
C'est plus qu'un maheur paltculier, c'est un
dcuil public.
II a etc enterr6 mercredi au cimetere StJacqucs,
scion la cG,6monc catholque, en- presence dune
nombrcusc foule damis ct lie parents.
Notre excellent ami, ct lan dc tous, sucomb6
une Tongue ct doulourense maalie. Iaissant apres
!ui uue famille dorph.lins pour le peurcr, u,c
.ieille mere ct des fteres qu ne SC consolcront
jamais dc son depart.
NJ Theophile Sevcrin Gsudet 6tat age dc 46
ans ct mois, natif de cettc paroisse, descendant
dune de ccs honorablcs families academies qui ont
colonis6 la Louisiana ct surtout nore paroisse
II appartcnait au bar,eau de stJac9ues apres
avoir occupe pendant % ans les fonctions de Grief
fer de Cour. Comme fonctionnaire public, null ne
nt plus intelligent, plus intesre. meilleur, ct jamas
homme ne porta plus haut que lui le sentiment du
ievoir ct dc rhonneur. Puts il 6ait 81 bon Tn
ennemi ce noble ceur, c'cst impossible. II ny a
pas nne ombre dams sa vic, pas I'm nuage dams son
ciel. Qui done aurait pu ne pas famcr' II amait
tant ct 81 bien Personne n,6tait Indifferent devant
sa bont6 ct sa souveraine bienveillance Biancs 1t
nors natifs 6trangers, riches ct panvres, tous
peFtefeHt IL -t6meignage. Que voulez-vous' Sa
nature ne ecncevat pas lie NAL ct ny croyait pas.
NJ. Theophile Gaudet, malgr6 "a remarquable
intelligence, ne soccupa jamais de politique; auss
resta-tl complement pur ct absoument droit. Ii
servisme iui depla;sait autant que rorgueil
Ccpendant il alma sa patre ct la servit avec touts
Ia MODESTO dun admirable caractere.
Son historic est bien courte, mas ellie Sc resume
en- ces quelques mots: 'transt benefaciendo," 81
passa EN- faisant lc bien."
NOUS autres qa valons peu, n'oublons pas Theo
phile, ct tAchons de metre nos pas dams ses pa
dhonnAte homme. C'est Ia justice quill le droi
d'attendrs de ceux qui FONT sncerement aim6.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-04-30
Feuilleton du LO,.is;n,,ai;s.
LES SERPRNTS.
---:O:-

Que les naturalistes CONNIE Button Sc soieut
souvent trompes, ct que leurs lectenrs sient 6t6
egalement trompes, ren d'cxtraordinaire celia
Button, e savsnt aux manchettes de batste n'ava.
jamais penetr6 aux retraites des b6tes fauves ct
sent lhaleine brhlante ct mortelle des pahtl,ares
de Bombonnel. QUAINT aux serpents, II ne les await
point VI groui!ler dams leurs marais ct s'enlacer
dams leurs amours oranges. Tn combat de ser.
pents c'est plus ineresssnt. qu'un duel d'hommes,
ct la femelle attend murmurer Tissue du com.
bat Button nassista jamais ce drame, ct c'es.
grand dommage. car la poGsie aurait beaucoup
gagn6.
Mais 81 les naturalistes du coin du fen ignorept,
savent peu, racontent inexacteinent CO NEST pas
nne raison pour nous faire avalcr des couleuvrea
imagnaires, CONNIE es1aie Dc 10 hire I'm soldat a
Sherman.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-04-30
Phariisiie,,s.

LIE Christ, 81 doux ou f.ible au simple, au pauvre
A rehao''lte Ia creature immonde monde,
Sangotant a ses peds;
Et quand on lapidait une femme adultere,
II forca les bourrcsux i baisser ycrs Ia tere
I.eurs fronts humilGs
Frere des vag.bonds ct CONNIE eux sans demeure
II allait supplement vers Ia doulerr qui pleure,
Lombrc appellant lie jour;
1t c'est aux r6prouves quill don1at ses caresses,
Et cest aux plus maudts quill portat ses tendresses,
E,ant Dieu par lAn,our.
LIE bon Samaritan, bicn que de Samare,
Non de Jerusalem, micux que l'homne qui prie
Trouva grace 4 ses ycux;
Cest que lie ben supreme es: fat doeuvres angstes,
Cest qu'un mot de priere, en- suffisant aux justcs
Ne sulit pas aux cieux.
Mais ce Jesus 81 doux, Christ de la parabole,
Flagellait quelquefois dune an,ere parole
lie retif des genoax. Temple,
Docteurs, Scribes. marchands, Grands Pratres du
Que Ia betisc Glove, enrithlt ct contempe,
Nous Ell souvenons- nousl
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-04-30

cubaine soft etoufkIe dams 10 sang des vic
times ct des martyrs. Nous laurons toujour'
le temps, quand pepuisemeut sera complet e'
10 sang presque tari, de iaire main basse,
main de larron, sur GO qu'on appelle Ia
''perle des Antilles" Et c'est alors, au nom
des moral ideas. que lea carpet.baggers du
Nord front civiliser Cube avec leurs bibles de
cinq sons Quelle habilete! QueIle horrible
diplomatic d'Anglais surpasses par leurs filsl
Dependant, CONNIE il faut etre juste, sur
tout envers ses ennemis, disons Ia gloire du
Nord quill accomplit en- CO moment une
euvre parfaitemeDt morale. II s'agit de loc.
cupation de IUtah ct de rextinction du
Mormonisme. Ces coquins de Mormons, en-
vertu dun livre OH 'on trouve tout, se
passent Ia fantaisie de quinze, vingt on
trente femmes. Dmre tache ct tache pSnible
pour des hommes modernes. Et puis il y
bien quelque chose dire contre Ia saintete
de Ia polygamie. Adonc, lie Mormonisme est
condamne, ct les "Saints des derniers iours"
n'anront bientot plus qu'une seu|e ct ltgi-
time epouse. Celia est juste, lie divorce vous
en- permettant pIusieurs, ct les lupanars du
Nord s'ouvsant ct s'emplissant sans cesse
pour le sacrifice ct Ia modification des sens
In polygamie est immorale, mails ID lupanar
ne Test point. Consequences: ciyi'isons avec
le 1upanar ct avec ceux qni en- connaissent les
mysteres intimes ct les secrets charmants.
Que nous sommes henreux, avant de termi.
ner Get article, d'avoir trouve cette preuve dc
10 grandeur du Nord! R6jouissons.n6us aussi
en- pensant que les bas-bleus, les femmes
ibres, les bloomeristes, les femelles du snf-
frage universal, ponrront sc caser ayantageu.
sen,ent dams rUtah des Mormons disparus ct
embaumes.
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ArBursau do josrnal, pres du College JET
ferson, StJacques, rive gauche.
orPour lettres, journaux, echanges ct pa
peraascs, adressez C0nrsnl Post- 00lce.
NOS PRINCIPLES.

R<pssl;ass dord,e, d'Aonnesett et ID
justice.
Suffrage un;uersel pour tous, czceptf pour
les crimineis ct les uagabonds.
Union ciuique des Louisianais blaacs q
des Los;s;snais do couleur.
Education pour tous.
Plus de Carpes.baggers pola;qses en- Losi.
siane, nj de uagabosds faintanis.
EgQlae poiitiQve estre les naixralists ct
les na,;fs.
Appeis ct apanres Immigrant laborieur.
Respect q Ia ioi.
L'honnkte konme en- haxt, le salhonntle
en- bas.
La Louisiane- dois elrc goupernte par
l'honnttcit et l'inieliigencc.
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M,LlcG LA loi Dc milics, CONNIE veus le savss,

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nmsscnrs sn;vonts r. p", p"TsI. ,n", p 'es
Daniel King, les ionorables Geo. L. Bovec, Henry
n',ey etO =. H''nsakcr.
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c'1eIp IT,.
Ae rev. hnS est un mIulStre protestant. ct de
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-04-30

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rhabitation B. Laapie, entire le College ct lEglise
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