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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-05-27

THE BRADLEY-FIsIIER FIoHT.-
Washington, ID. C.-rhis afternoon
an exciting personal encounter TOOK
place near the city hall, between MI
Fisher, late Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court, District of Columbia,
and now district attorney, and Hon.
Joseph A. Bradley, an old and distin-
guished lawyer. The affair, OF course,
grew out of the difficulties between
these gentlemen in connection WIN
the John III. Surratt trial, and Bradleys
subsequent debarment from practice IN
the courts by Fisher. 1t is stated that
Bradley met Fisher and struck him
across the face with n walking stick
which was broken by the blow, and
and the parties then clenched and both
went down, when they rolled over
each other on the ground. Tho police
promptly intertered and separated the
combatants, and conducted them "a
their respective offices. An immense
crowd gathered, filling The entire spae,
in front of the city hall, and hisn
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Resolutions in Response to Ner-
thern Appeal fer UniSn-Action
Of the Southern bishops En-
dorscts-An Insult ISebulkcd.

The committee TO whom were refer
red the papers relating TO the proposals
of union by the Methodist Episcopal
Church reported and the following
resolutions We're adopted
Resolved, /. That gratefully recogni-
zing that Providence which has here
tofore guided US, multiplied us and
strengthened our powers and preserv-
cd our integrity rs n church of Jesus
Christ. under trying conditions, both
i'm war and peace, we earnestly
desire TO cultivate true Christian fell
lOwship with every other branch OF
the Christian church, and especially
with our brethren of the several
branches of MethOdism in this coun'
try and Europe.
Resolved, =. That the action Of oul
bishops in their last annual meeting al
st. Louis i'm response to the message
| from the bishops of the Methods
EplscOpalChuc has the full endorse
ment of this General Conference, anC
accurately defines our position in ref
erence TO any oVertures which may
proceed from that church having il
them an Official and proper recognition
of this body.
Resolved 8. That the distinguished
commission now present of the GeneT
al Conference Of the Methodist Episco
pal Church, which met nj Chicago
May, 1868, aud appointed It for ih
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and fashion in Washington, receiving
and entertaining foreign ministers and
their ladies, instead of being as she is,
the humble wife of poor and obscure
man. On the other hand, IL might
have disappointed the high destiny of
the tailor boy. Instead of being Pres
ident of the United States, he might
be still pursuing his humble vocation.
But this is not very likely. A man
with President Johnson's natural en-
dowments, intellectually and morally,
could hardly pass through life in this
American republic, without elevating
himself and acquiring honor and dis
tinction.
It is a remarkable and most wonder
full fact, that President Johnson never
went to school day in his life! His
father, who was most worthy and ex-
cellent man, filling the office of town
constable in Raleigh, North Carolina,
messenger of the bank and sexton of
church, died when his son was only
two years old. The family were left
In poverty, ond at the age of ten years,
Andrew was bound an apprentice to
the trade of tailor. Whilst working
as an apprentice, some one came into
the shop with book of speeches, and
| lighted Andrew johnson so much that
he determined TO learn to read himself.
The book was given to him, and in
this book. with the assistance of his
fellow apprentices, he learned his let
ters and learned to read; and, after
that, book of some sort was ever his
constant companion. His wife taught
him to write and cypher after they
married, In the meantime he must
have had his mind well stored with q
great deal of useful reading.
IN 4 n y
1t has been said and widely circula.
ted that President Johnson was intern
verate. There never was, perhaps
less foundation for such a calumny.-
He has always been most temperate
man throughout his whole life. This
will be testified to by all who knew
him intimately, whether friends ol
foes. Messrs. Burt, Ashemore ant
other members of Congress, who served
with him for many years, assure mt
that no such thing was ever suspected
whilst he was in Congress. Col. vii
liams, of Greeneville, Tennessee, whC
has known President johnson all hi
life, and resided with him in the SAM
village, and between whom there is
Dltter 1euu, tOlu me not long since INA
no one ever saw Johnson drunk, o
suspected him of drinking to excess
In all my visits to the President, il
, the day time and at night, ] am sur
he was never under the influence G
: spirits or, wine, in the slightest degree
! When inaugurated as Vice President
he was in feeble health, and just bC
fore making his speech, he was advise
+ to take glass of brandy. Not bein
accustomed to the use of spirituou
{. liquors, it did effect him, and the effeC
was noticed. This first gave rise
| slander,
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FOOD FOR FOOLS.

Red hot-Cayenne pepper.
A good side show-A pretty cheek
Pleading at the bar-begging drink.
Convivial satuary-Animated busts.
The round of domestic life-a hoop
skirt.
Pleasant fits to have-those Of your
tailor.
When man is badly sold he looks
cheap.
Bad punctuation-Stopping news
paper.
1t isthe early worm that is caught by
the bird.
The most popular goneral-General
Holiday.
Not the chimney for studio-One
| that won't draw.
Much Ado About Nothing-the con-
test over Spyher.
Texas has a black Ruby. lilo Is a
member of the State Senate.
When docs a man impose upon him
self? When a man taxes his memory
The greatest spendthrift-The moon,
she is always changing her quarters.
Why is your nose in the middle ol
your face? because it's the scenter.
A Jack Of all trades should make
suitable partner for maid OF all work
A favorite parlor game" Sparkling
Sunday knights" but takes TWO U
play it.
Anomaly-that the river should b
constantly going down.
A critic says of n famous singer tba
she sings a few airs and puts ON
, great many"
, The great organ-the organ Of sell
= esteem.
WHY'S a solar eclipse like a woma
! whipping her boy? Because it's hidih
of the sun.
A man who has worn hat for fort
! years says it has been in fashion seNo
4 times.
!. The early bird begins 10 sing aho,
. flSs O'clock in the morning. 30 "a
:. those who know.
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CUMBERLAND GAP, Tenn,
NV.,- On 1870

lfessrs. Editors Thinking perhaps |
YOU would like to hear from Claiborne,
Pm seated TO pen n few passing
thoughts. The chief topic of conver-
sation il the "Richmond calamity"
and every one utters expressions OF
the warmest sympathy for the suffer
ers. especially, those who were ushered
into the presence of God, without q
moments warning, or a last farewell,
TO "loved onss,n who are left to weep
o 'er their graves. While reading the
Juniors, graphic description OF his
fall and burial, his feelings as he lay
helpless in the ruins, hearing the APP
peals to heaven, OF those VINO were
crushed and mangled, l could scarcely
refrain from shedding tears. But
such is life, we are passing away, ana
i'm n few short years, the grass of
snring. with flowers, planted by kim
dred hands, will be shaken by the
winds of heaven, over our remains.
There IL some excitement, and great
| deal said. about the contemplated line,
from Bristol to this point. All, place
confidence in Gen. Malone, knowing
him TO be u gentleman of Integrity
energy. and as capable OF building
| Railroads, as leading charge. The
citizens ofCumberland Gap, and vicini-
IN. are anxiously awaiting the result Of
the vote. on consolidation and though
there may be danger Of defeat, we are
prettey we'll satisfied, as TO the final
twind up" The Ne0s has ever urged
the completion of this route, and /
think YOU will have some new addi-
tions to your subscription list, as the
people OF this section are finding out,
who are fighting to promote their real
interests. Cumberland Gap is destined
to rank high as "A manufacturing point
coal, ore, every thing is accessible, and
is found in almost ineXhaustible guam
titles. Mai. Newlee has sold to mer
! of capitol, and we are assured that in I
few months, business VIII open ou
: brisk. the smoke of the furnace of th'
2 G. @. S. O & /. Co. will be sure, ant
2 many who are out of employment
: now see that here, they can live. Ih'
| prospects for Which are more datterinI
8 than they have been for years. Corr
} too, the growing crop looks well, bu
I it is n scarce commodity with ue o
1 present. 1t is almost impossible I
; collect money, and the cry is ther
u IL none i'm tee country.h Our election
are coming up, and we expect stirrin
times, will let you hear from III
20 again. Wishing that you may me'
n with success, In your efforts TO advanC
k the interest of all. am,
r Turuly,
'e Pat. III. II.
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Fruit and Bees.

The Amricdn Naturalist replied to a
query in regari TO the effects produced
upon fruit by the agency of honey bees,
that all the evidence given by botanists
and BIOLOGISTS who have speedily stud
led the subject, shows that beee inn
prove the quality and tend TO increase
the quantity of fruit. They aid in the
fertilization of flowers, thus preventing
the occurrence of sterile flowers, ana
by more thoroughly fertilizing flowers
already perfect, render the production
of Sound and well developed run
more sure. Many botanists think Il
IL were not for bees, and other insects :
many plants would not bear fruit a
all,
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WOUNDED HONOR.

IL is in the lncapacity of truly homo
rsble man TO be dishonored by another
that a civilized mind sees the exquisite
absurdity of what was called the code
of honor. 1t puts the best men at the
mercy of the worst. Here, for in-
stance, was hulky bully and dead
shot. who took dislike TO some man
Infinitely his superior, He met him at
table and threw a glass of wine in his
face, or he spat at him, or he pulled
his nose, and it was straighway hela
that the honor of assaulted man hao
had been injured, and could only be re
paired by giving the bully the chance
To murder hun and ruin his family
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The Richmond State Journel does
itself credit by declaring unequlvocally
in favor of universal amnesty as fol-
lows:
"While we want bills passed which
will protect everyday in his political
rights, and put an end to fraud and IN
timidation, we at the same time wish
to see the test-oath abrogated and uni
vsrsal amnesty, embracing everybody,
Gen. Lee and Mr.. Davis included, pro
claimed at once. Let us have peace
-Lynchburg Republican.
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WASHINGTON.
A Brilliant Wedding and Great Display OF
Toilets Absence Of the Black Element.

WAsHINGToN, May 18.-A nobby
wedding ceremony in African high
life took place here tonight, the prom
inent parties in which were NJ. II.
Domortie, of Richmond, Va, and Cor
della Downing, daughter of George Il.
Downing, who keeps a restaurant un-
der the United States Capitol. The
marriage took place at the house OF
the BRIDES father, Capitol Hill, and
was a brilliant affair. The guests num-
bered about one hundred, comprising
many prominent colored people from
this city, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York and Boston, among them
Fred. Douglass, J. c. Bowers, Jacob
Dorsey, Senator Revels and Harris.
The ceremony was performed by Bish-
op John b. Brown, of the African. NJ
Il. Church. The toilets were superb
the display OF diamonds and costley
satins and laces being as elegant as
any fashionable ever witnessed in TIM
city. Reporters who were fortunate
enough to get access report an entire
absence of the black element. 1t was
a yellow affair.
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Dentz.1gll!@ 1gll!@urg9ry.

TN addition to o'her applications, | will re-
L receive only TWO MORE additional stu
dents References as to moral habits and gen
eral character MUST ACCOMPANY applications.
Students will matriculate and organize for
duty on lst Wednesdi y (6th day Of April,)
1870.
Wy Dental Laboratory and Hn-
ErRlary
Are replcte with all approved modern style
fixtures, machinery, and inventions necessa-
ry to impart RAPID and THOROUGH advance
ment in procuring knowledge of the princi-
Piles and practice of
Operative and Mechanical
Dentistry.
In the Laboratory department | havo os-
sociated with me a competent Demonstration,
who is an EXPERT in Manipulating in this
department for the instruction of the student.
Tact, energy and industry are the prerequis-
| tics, necessary to insure success in tho stu
| dio and other departments, such 1t will be
my pleasure TO promote by all the aid and en-
coursgement they may merit at tho hands Of
thoir preceptor.
DIR. DUNN,
Bristol Fob. ls, ls7O-7t Dental Surgeon
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words ensued between the principal
partizans of both. The police acted
with great prudence and promptness,
and thereby prevented any serious
difficulty. Fisher has split ear and
an ugly mark across the face, and Brad
ley a lame shoulder from his fall in the
scuflie, and this is the extent of the
damage thus far reported.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-05-27
DR. y. J. ENSOR,
Dental.
ggn JOHN KEYS, MD. D. D. 3.

A GRADUATE In both Medicine ana
N Dentistry, but who degotss his time ex-
clusively to Dentistry, will be found at his
Office, next door to Ensor's Drug store, AZ
all times, except when professionally absent.
He will visit Blountyille on Monday or
each Court week. Ho will also be at Jonss~
Vile, Lee county, at the Circuit Court.
Aug l4-u
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-05-27

n. N, of Pa.-The use of the mag
net to rednce the friction of journals
was,proposed many years ago by James
Way, OF England. He fixed the per-
manent magnet over the vertical axle
i'm such manner that the weight of
the wheel was nearly balanced by
the magnetic attraction. Experiment
showed an economy Of so per cent. A
given weight would drive the wheel
80 seconds with the magnet applied,
but only 20 seconds without the mag
net. We once succeeded in revolving
a wheel armature suspended from n
magnet, full hour and one half In
vacuo, with no increment of force al-
ter the initial force, givn TO IL by the
fingers before the bell glass was placed
over il on the plate of the air pump
| The weight of the armature was adjust
ed so rs TO nearly overcome the torc'
of the magnet, and reduce the pressure
between the bearing points as nearly
as possible TO a nlinimum.-SciontU
american.
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Thermal Influence ef the GuIi
Stream.

The banks and the bottom OF the
Gulf Stream are OF cold water, but It's
volume Is warm, As II tissues through
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RRISTOL. TEN N.


After years of study and practice in the Fine
Arts, and possessing one of the beet arranged
sky-iipht Galleries in the State, in which /
have every facility for making all kinds of
Pictures known to the Art, | can in honesty
invite ali who wish pictures of any kind to
visit me, assuring you my work shnin not De
surpassed by any in this country. The I'M
perishable Pearl and Ivory picture made to
perfection. Special attentiOr'Haid to copying
all kinds of pictures. ! also call attention to
nv beautiful collection of Parlor Pictures AMI
Frames, both oil and water colors, much lower
than ever before sold in this country. Prices
reduced 20 all can afford to decorate their
rooms. Sterocopes and views, beautiful be-
yond description. You can contemplate Ma
lures great Book of beauty and become ac-
ouainted with the wonders Of the world,
''scenes to the eye real" lacking only the
breeze to feel you arc there.
would say to all who love and appreciate
the fine arts come and see. Thorough IN
struetions given in any branch OF the Hr'
complete outfits furnished.
G.. b. SMITH.
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NAA BAGS Rio and Laguira Coffee.
AVp $50 Barrels Brown and Refined Sugars
100 Kegs 81 Carb Soda.
loo Barrels MolAssss and syrups.
1000 BATS N. G. Cotton Yarns.
100 Boass AdADitine Candles.
LEB, TAYLOR 4 co.
Arrli ~, IT,
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A.RARE cHANoLTo MAKE MONEY

A.RARR CHANCL TO MAKE MONEY
Desiring to retire from the printing bus
ness | will sell, on reasonable terms, the
- SOUTHWEST " Newspaper Office, located AZ
Chistiansburg, Montgomery county, sonu :
western Va, on the line Of the Va. Team
R.R., within an hours ride Of three OF the
most fashionable watering places in the State,
to wit
The Yellow sulphur, Montgomery White
and Alleghany Springs. Advertising and
job patronage unsui passed by any paper In
the section.
For further particulars address
BOUTHW EST OFFICE.
apl. 22-3t. Chrlstiansburs' va
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FLAVORING EXTRACTS.

A, agents for tho manufacturers We offer TO the
trade at Northern wholesale prioos
Vanilla, Lemon, hira"peny,
Orange. Peach, Bitter Almond,
Jamaica Ginger, Sc, a., all warranted pure and OF
bs,t ounlIty LBE, TAYLOR & co.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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PERSON FIRST fAGE--Fifst column.
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COASTWiSE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COxpAyY'S
Through line to
CALIEORNIA AND CuINA

. CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
- Freight and passage greatly reduced.
80 Through rates, New YORK to San Francisco,
First class, stcerage,
SIPS to $i70 800
According to location of berth
These rates nc.de berhs, board all necessaes for
the trip.
of the above line pier 42 North river foot OF
Canal street, at ~ O'Clock noon,
the 9Th and 2lst of each month,
except when those days fall Sunday, then the
vous
one hundred pound, Of baggage free to each adult.
June 2l-HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain Maury; connect
Ing with COLORADO CAPTAIN Farnsworth. -
Steamer AMERICA will leave San Francisco July 1870,
for China and japan.
All freight for San Francisco will 60 fast and received
until 7. NJ. Monday June 20.
Freight for Ceatral American and South Pacific ports
will be received until T. NJ Saturday. June 49, only All
the usual facies afforded shippers In collecting inland
charges, &c.
For freight or passage tickets and all further information
apply at the oIce, pier IL North rvcr., , 49,.
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
~ Company.
The elos ant sdewhee steamship NORTH AMERICA 1000
tons burden Captain George b. slocum, win for
Thomas Para Pernambuco Bahia and Rio de Janeiro
Thursday June 23 at O'Clock r. M. from pier 43 North
For freight or passage apply to
WILLIAM X. GARRISON, AGENT
Nv, Bowling Green. New YORK
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(NAUTIUN.
~ Several parties having defraded by per
pentng themselves agents. would caution the pubic
against such, a. hAvo none In my employ
+. s. MAYNARD,
e2S Washington street. New York city.
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IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS.

HARPFR's HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS IN
EUROPE AND THE EAST. Being guide through France,
Bclrum Holland Germany. Austria, Italy, Egypt Syria,
Turkey, Greece, swilerani TyroL Russia, Denmark swe
Map corrected up to 1859. By W. Pembroke Fetdgr. Re
vsed edition eighth Large 12mo leather pocketbook
form, 81 so.
HARPER's PHRASE BOOK; or, Handbook of Travel
Talk for Travellers and Schools Being guide to
.on in English, French German and Italian BY w. Penn.
broke Fetridge: Square 4,o, flexible CLOTH 81 ~.
Or sale by all booksellers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A -A-PERsONS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
"a. IRE Insurance companies and who 90 no. desire 70
Agency, e. Liberty street.
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A = RICHMOND observation-disclosures 49, 1870
"A. Class No. 2sI-l &c. lS, 49, o, co. I'll, H. 27, q,
Class No. 2s2S a 6 IL Is, 81 as "a, II, a. 49, TO- a. lb
p,]2
Inio.saatlon given in the above, also Murray Cos and
Havana Lotteries l1s per cent commission allowed Pri
rate ofce attached. T. j. TAYLOR, 43 Chatham street.
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1NAUTIOS.--EvERY NOTE ISSUED BY j. BLATI, IN
" the name OF the firm Calm Blath, has been issued
whou, warrant authority any right and viii be 80 royed
Il. q. CALM.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

nNE BAY HORSE, 9YEARS OLD, l6h HANDS, SOUND
~ and KIND can Tot In 2%0; also one sorrell Horse,
years Old lb4 hands, sound; Tot in minues sad
under saddle. WILLIAM BkErHERTON, 10 kiving.o st.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP CALABRIA EMBARK
l. from the Cunard wharf, foot of Grand street, Jersey
City, at 80 4. NJ. Thursday, 10th inst.
c. l.. FRANCKLYN Agent,
No bowling Green New York.
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"A Canada Malt Ale s Gents; uunness' bubn slont, 10
cents Quick drsushl always cooe Small profits large
returns. Call and try.
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4 LIGHT TROTTIEG SULKEY AND ROAD WAGON AT
n great bargains light road BuggIes family Carriages
a, lower prices than any house IN this city.
WITTY 6S8 Broadway.
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AT l.272 BROADWAY, BETWEEN THIRTY.sECoND
N and Thirty third streets, up stairsMoney loaned on
personal property OF description Same bough. aud
sold. WM A, GLOVER.