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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-29
T. OsADALIs

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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-29
Amnesty.

senator Robertson, chairman OF the
Senate Committee on Political Disabll4
tiles, will in day or tworeport a bill
which in effect viii be- a'Hcneral am
nesty bill which the President is UNI
derstOod 10 favor. 1t excludes from
amnesty only three classcs--nHrneiy /;
first, those who withdrew themselves
from Congress nc the beginning Of the
rebellion To engage in the secession
movement; second, those who WITH
drew from the United States Army
and Navy for the same purpose and,
third, those who signed the original
ordinance of secession i'm the various
states i'm 1851. IL is the belief that
such a bill will pass both Houses with
out material opposition.-Rich. Dis.
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our RICHMOND LETTER.

The last Judgc-Tht Case Of Henry roimty
Tha Consolidation Batile-The Probable
Result Resort OF Antics 10 the LObbies
--1llI Tor The sale OF Pers onai Property
The Pieksit--Egyptian Canard--COuri
Of AppeaIs-The ChahoOn-Eiiyson Case
Radical Gathering bachelors and We
mems flights
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-29
. Harrett,sII MIraculous HalIr Issestor.
!" Barrott'su recommends itself.
" Barrett'sH restores with rapidity.

TffE GREAT kENfUcIlY ENTERPIsF.
Since the announcement of commits
sioners that the drdtoipg tciH pcsitiuely
como or without any farther delay, on
4th of July; n great impetus lIas been
giycn,to the sale OF tickets, and evey-
body seems to be rushing for them,
totally regardless of expenses and we
should suppose from present appear
ances, that nipe-tenths of our people
were. each one expecting TO draw flie
tempting prizes Offered. The enter-
prise Is surely going to fle a splendid
success, and from the upright manner
in which 1t is managed, we can truly
say that we hope some of our citizcps
will win the capital prize Of Sl5OOO0, 90.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-29

RGCHnoSD, VA, April q, 1870.
To-day the last Judge viii he elected
and the machinery Of state govern
ment moves withouta jar. There Is n
singular ease in licnff County that
has perpleNed the brain "A Com erva-
tism. In the entire county but two
men can be found competent To dis
charge the duties of Judge, VINO aft
not under disability. OF these, one is
Conservative, the other Republican
The former Is drunkard and objec.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-29
[CoMMUNICATED.
A XouIg Lawyer Ruincd.

"a goose'thoro in sad quandary
To Ind rhyme Ter TipporaTy,
lie searched his Latin and Greek dictionary,
Yet no rhyme found for Tipperary.
Then he consulted his mother Mary,
Who kept dairy
In Tipporary,
", no rhyme found for Tipporary, &C."
Arather singular issue is made in a
city not one hundred and fifty miles
from this place. D.
Just before the August elections the
papers OF the said town called upon the
young lawyers of the place to become
martyrs, for the good and safe being Of
society, viz 10 run for tile 'Mhgistrscy
of the town, one of them most eX-
emplary and good man offered himself,
the next day ''gemman OF free color"
came Ult and beat him. Now comes
the gist of the cream. Madam ruihor
has IL, that this said young lawyer was
engaged TO one of the fairest and most
lovely daughters Of tlis said city, short
ly TO lead her to the hymenial alter
But some of the friends OF the fair one,
are much exercised and wish the
match broken OF, because of the de-
feat of the young gcntleman's aspira-
tions for magisterial honors, by a
"gemman of COLOR My feelings are
that these good citizens should not on
IN help the match on, but then put to-
gcther and buy the twain n good house
and lot MORE ANON.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-29

81 FRED SrURN is the first instance
in all our experience, of defeated
candidate sitting in judgement upon
his own case, debating himself cleo
ted and refusing to accept decision
OF the issue in the courts.
II snrpasses in supreme impudence
thovcs'stration manipulation of Brown
. low and the despotic strokes of the
pen, where5y that arch dictator made
and unmade at win ali the officers o.
the State. Congress is the sole judg'
of the election and qualifications o
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-29
ORpHtRS' NOME LOTTERY
OF THE FATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

WYE beg lease to call your attention to nc
wv Grand Single Number Scheme Of the
Orphans' Home Lottery 1t possessds adyan-
taaos that have never as yet been presented
TO the public; II being simply to 80, whcth-
or the purchaser receives one OF the lowest
Prizes, which is $50, or one Of The highest,
which Is 100000.
II will be drawn in public, n the city OF
Columbus, Mississippi, last Saturday OF each
month during the year 1870, for the benefit
of the Orphans Home, at Lauderdale Springs,
under the superintendent of sworn COM
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-29
5tDGEs PAGE.

Upon the question of the county
Judgeship there has been much divis-
ion of sentiment, but the fiiends q
both parties have conceded the high
personal worth Of both Mr.. Edmond
son and Mr.. Page: rf...r
The Abingdon Tirginidn thus speaks
of the new county Judge for washing.
ton county.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-29

~ Gun private adyices concerning the
& reat consolidation bill are Of the
most hopeful kind. The friends of
the bill are confident of its passage.
The eyes Of Richmond are being
opened, and the opposition from that
quarter has abated considerably. A
number Of new and influential converts
have been announced to us.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-29

THE time for holding the conserva-
tive judicial Convention at Jones
borough has been changed to the
3, t tuesday, after the 4th Monday in
MaY.a the 9th. 49,!
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-29

Dbl WnIrE,a venerable and learn
ed divine of the Presbyterian church
was thrown from a horse, in Lexington,
recently and quite seriously injured.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-29
5adieiaI Conventions

In view of the TACT that the hold
ing II convention at Jonesborough,
aas is proposed ON the 9th of
May for the purpose of nominating
candidates for Chancellor, Circuit
Judge and Attorney General, for the
1st circuit, It would be well that the
people Of Sullivan take this matter
INTO consideration at the county court
which meets next Monday. and APP
point delegates. Sullivan county is
entitled to one of the three officers
and her claims should DO properly
urged.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-29

Dr. We are deeply panied to learn that
very decided uneasiness is felt con-
corning the health of Gen. Lee.
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-29
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-28

the price is double, this crop is equal in
value to six million bales previous to
the war. We have accordingly, at present, little
use for gold except for the payment OF duties at
the Customhouse. The supply is in excess OF the
demand, and, as necessary consequence, the
price falls. Tile abundance OF the cotton crop has
operated in another manner. II has carried into
the South large sums Of money OF which only a
part has been returned. Three million bales OF
cotton, at present prices, are worth about $780,
oooooo The planters reserve out OF their proceeds
the money they will need for tlage, wages AMI
family ea enses until the next crop is brought to
market; and the deficiency OF banks in that Sec
tion causes much OF this money TO be locked up
in private safes and desks, thus Withdrawing it
from circulation aud practically diminishing the
volume Of the currency The effect is so far as 1t
goes, to lessen The disparity between the value Of
gold and the value OF greenbacks.r
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-28
Current Literature.


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THE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE. New York: E. R.
Pelton.
The March number Of The Eclectic is richly
freighted with general literature and contem-
poraneous criticism The establishment, or
frontispiece, is portrait Of William Cullen
Bryant, of whose life short sketch is given.
The leading paper in length, and not the least
in interest, is the Edinburgh Rerie'o's article
on the Duo d'Aumale's "Lives of the Condos. F"
This is followed by thoughtful article, from
Fraser's Magazine, on the obvious losses as
contrasted with the gains Of popular knowl-
edge. The paper on Lord Roses telescope,
as set to the new work Of spectroscopic analy-
Sig, is deeply interesting. Professor Seeleys
able articles on ''Islam" are brought to close,
and there is third paper on Lambeth and
the Archbishops." Tennysons new poems are
carefully reviewed, and the reader is given
entire the famous chapter of Mr. Froude's his
tory, describing the execution Of Mary Stuart,
which has excited so much criticism. The
life of Koenig, the inventor of the steam press,
is attractively done; and the paper upon dear
old ''Robinson Crusoc" is an agreeable re-
minder of boyhood's brightest aud happiest
hours. The literary notices, and departments
of poetry and science, are as excelentas usual.
B1r. Fogarsle, of King street, is the Charles
ton agent Tor The Eclectic.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-28
The Citizens Party conventloH.

The Columbia Pnesnsa, in its issue Of Fri
day, says that the opponents of Radicalism
in South Carolina are agreed upon certain
points; which points Gre-that there must
be generous and general rally in behalf Of
political reform; that the political and civil
rights now enjoyed by the freedmen must
be acknowledged; that the Opposition must
address itself to living issues, and must be
progressive and in sympathy with the spirit
of Industrial development and popular en-
lightenment; and that the Opposition must
go before the State pledged to the principle
of fair play and justice to all, to the putting
of able and honest men into office, to the
honest and cheap administration OF our State
Government, to the development of our
wealth, and to the encouragement OF immi-
grafton. So far, there is no difference OF
opinion, but the question has arisen. how
shall tie fight be made, and under what BAN
ncr: And the iionic suggests that Gin
sdue time," i convention OF the .Inti-Radi-
Gals assemble and "suggcst platform
upon which we may all be able to meet and
light the good fight Of Ca-olina's rcdemp-
"tion."
\ convention of the Opposition, or, as
we prefer to call it, the Citizens Party,
is necessary, Of course, to secure unity
OF action where unity Of purpose already
exists. But to call the convention next
month, or the next, or the next, would ex-
pose the whole movement to imminent dan
ger of disaster and defeat. In.thc first place,
it is impossible in this State, to maintain the
arlor and enthusiasm OF the people for any
lons period OF time. Ii convention were
held now the whole people would be tired
out long before the dawnng OF the day which
decides our destiny. And, besides this, there
is the pregnant fact that the whole aspect Of
affairs may change at any moment. Unex,
pected strength or unlocked for weakness
NAV be developed where and when we least
expect it, and who shall say that the men
and the measures fitted for to-day are those
best adapted to battle that shall be joined
six months hence? Again, the people neeo
time, before the hurly-5urly begins, to ulses'
the views submitted to them, and to prepare
themselves for the contest. The work OF the
press is not yet done. Nor are the people
rcndy to commence the fight
These considerations force us to the con-
clusion that the Anti-Radical Convention
should be deferred as long as possible. TWO
months is long enough for campaign ina
should be short, sharp and decisive. IheI
we can work with will, and with a falti
that shall fear no defeat. Let the conven
ton he called at very late day; let 1t repre-
sent fairly and fully all the voters ofthe State
let its platform be broad and long and strong
and the redemption of the State is as Ger
tain and as sure as the coming OF the NOR
rows sun.
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