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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-23
THIS PRSSEhGER LlnE,
TICK HTS
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York.

Tsv York tickets, via Baltimore, and via
EicbEone. at redTccd rates.
The Cheapest route 70 BALTlSORE is via Nor
folk, Va. Daily. except sunday
For PHILADELPHIA We oteT an excellent CON
biuatiou Of Railway and steamboat Travel. via
Norfolk AID the Boats Of The Baltimore steam.
Packet Company. Daily ezo"r, sunday.
For &E% YORK, the magnificent Steamships
u TIE Old Dominion Line, leEvy Norfolk, Va,
every Monday, sdnssday and saturday oven
iEss. After the 18th % March.
There are 10 routes equal to these in ohsapness
and elegant fare aud beautiful scenery.
Fare from Bristol, Tenn, to Richmond, Va. $l4.H
Fare from Bristol, Tenn to Petersburg" l4.75
Fare from Bristol. Tenn, via Noriol6 TO
Baltimore, meals and state room on steam
TiHcludeGA SI7.75
Fare from Bristol Tenn, via Norfolk to Phil
adelphis, via Baltimore (msals and state
room on steamer iuc!udCdl e2l.2O
Pare from Bristol. sEu. Wis Norfolk to
New York, via Old Dominion $. s. Com
pany, {meals and state rooA GA steamer
inciuded) $2+ 20
Fare from Bristol Tenn, via Norfolk and
Baltimore, aud thence all Railroads, va
Philadelphia to New York. meals aud
stats-ro6u on steamerln-luGed, $500
Fare from bristol, Tenn, via Norfolk TO
New York and return, meals and state
room On steamer included, S34- %
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

MYTH a view to change my bust
w ness, [ offer for sale my place Of
residence, known as COlamO, living 8
miles east of Bristol, on the 4 u 4 o
Z r, containing about 700 acres, over
SEQ acres cleared and in good state Of
cultivation. The mansion is OF brick.
two stories. with ell and cellars, with
tin root, and is elegantly finished. II
occupies q commanding site, and the
view is extensive and attractive. The
gIounds are well improved, and ed
jOurning them are apple and peach
orchards. with a variety Of other fruit
trees Of the choicest kind. Altogether
the property is valuable, and with a
small outlay could be made IS charm
ing, as it is o a very desirable
place.
Beaver creek tIaverses the farm, af-
fOrding ample water supply, and upon
it are two sites admirably suited for
machinery, one adjacent to and the
other ,wO hundI j yards distant from
the railroad. 9LeTe are also indica-
tious Of iron o. Of value.
The land is .vided into three par
cells, withdWe ngs and appurtenances
to each to suit purchasers, as a whoie
it would mai s. fTst-clas5 stock farm.
Also a trac Of One Thousand Acres,
lying At the mouth OF B~eavercreek, in
Sullivan county. Tenn, y miles south
OF Bristol and six from Union Depot.
This is good farming land, 800 acres
cleared, balance timber of fine quality
There is a very fine water power upon
the place sufficient for any kind Of
machinery would be q fine location
for the manufacture of wooden arti-
cles q great deal of cedar and pine.
with other valuable timber abound on
the land and in the vicinity,
Also some smaller tracts of unim-
proved mountain land of good quality
Correspondence solicited.
Address
Col J T PRESTON,
Box II,
April IL. '75-tf Bristol Tenn,
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Turning of CIarksviIIe. Tenn.

The fire that devastated the beautt-
full little city of GAINESVILLE, last Sat
urday night, was the most destructive
many years. The best part of the
city was totally destroyed. including
the courthouse and public Offices
The estimate Of the total loss of prop
erty varies from $3.50, 900 TO $500, 600,
on which the whole amount OF insur-
ance il about 5000, 600. The Chronicle,
of Clarksville, says, in an extra ''The
aggregate loss to our citizens cannot
yet be estimated correctly, but it must
be immense, not only from the prop
erty consumed, but through the loss
of business, since with most of them
it occurs at a time Of wear when 6 sus-
pension carries with iC nearly the
years operations. Strong suspicious
of iucPudiaTism are afiO&t, but the
matter is undergoing investigation
and we say nothing more at present"
There had been a fatal difficulty, a
few hours before the fire broke out,
between a town officer, named Frank
Phillips, and a turbulent negro, named
Seats. Seats resisted arrest ant Phil
lips shot him. infiicting n fatal wound.
The occurrence created intense excite
ment among the colored people who
gathered in greatnumbers with threats
of lynching Phillips. who had been
taken to the Jail for protection. 1t is
thought 10y many that the town was
fired in retaliation for the killing of
Seats. a dispatch from GAINESVILLE to
the Chattanooga Dispatch says a pub
lie meeting was held Monday and
committee of ten, embracing whites
and blacks. was appointed to investi-
gate the origin Of the fire. Intense
excitement prevails, and the general
opinion prevails that the incendia-
ries, if ascertained and caught will be
summa lily ~ nched.-KHOT. Tribune.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-23

6ewing Machine For SuIe.-We have
for sale a very fine Florence Sewing
Machine. Call and examine, The
Florence is among the very finest of
all the machines.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Imminent,
F0g EA1 AID BEAST.

This IiaIa1ert very naturally orsginetedinAm
ca. whsr9 Easure provides In her laboratory such
surprisinF entidoses for the EnalGdles OF her chill
d7s7. tt fame has been spreading for Syea-s.
unr3 noN i s~n-t-clas tAehs5ltsbls globe
Tss Eexicac -.sca1g Lnics1t Is . matches
reusdy forsl external stEenS OF man b
20 stock oWrers and fa-nsSs Il Is Invaluable.
Aslnzts botsl= cdeo saves q human life or re-
sroses tko uSefeinsSs Of an excellent horse. OK,
co.'s, ~ sAser.
J. l-res ~s5St-ros, hOOtaiL hollow horn. grub.
se-sa-vo--, shoaEsrrot, marse. the bites aid
s-i-.- 90 poisonous reptiles aid irsScTs. andeVerJ
s1ca DRAWBACKS - sLock bredlsg and bush lie
l. cures every exte<nsl troUbis Of horses, such
as ia-cacs& scaslcAss, swiacy. spr21as. founder
v,z-sGL r.ng-boae, etc, etc
The Mexican Mustang Eminent Is the quickest
cure n the world f0r accidents occurring In the
family, IN the absence OF a physician, such ~
b1--z scalds, ~spratns, cuts, ete., and for rheuma-
t.scl, ard Stiffness engcndersd by exposure PHR
t~i-Jl-rlv valuable to Miners.
l. Is the cheapest remedy IN the world, for Is
vc5cyrl.ss he muscle to The bone, and . single
enp-,a--5n s. generally sufficient to cure.
Z1z-cal Mustang LIulaeut IS put up In thre0
sizes o. bottles, the larger oaes being propOrttoAr
ally muck tbs cheapest Scld everywhere
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-23

Tie Quest ton has often been asked
where can | get my fine watch or
clock properly repaired, so that [
a rely on it. That question can
easily be solved by having yonr
time keepers repaired, adjusted and
cleaned by
A. PICKEN,
practical matchmaker and jeweler,
from London, England,
Bristol, Va. & Tenn.
June 24.-tf.
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Look to Your Interest.

BY calling at Robert Piles est bIish-
ment, corner Main and Bridge St..
wheH you want q Saddle. Harness,
Collar, or Bride. aud you will save
money by obtaining good work at low
prices. nov 20, Tiff
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PICKEN'S

Information for the People,
Bristol, Tenn, and Abingdon, Va.
sept %, l877-tf.
PARTIES due this Office for Subscrip-
ton, Advertising or JOB Work, are
again requested to pay UP. We must
have money.
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Jan ~29,1S7s-1y.

MAHn Rayear. Agents wanted , B1A
81 q mess 81. ictly legitimate Particulars rrVs
Adde'S J.WoETH 4 Co, 81 LOaiA No
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-04-23
Y. DORTOT,

n. B.-Mr. C.. Doriot being extra
fine Machinist, as well as Watch
Maker, will make to order any new
machinery Of the finest quality, or re-
pair old machinery. VIII undertake
new designs or new machinery for in
ventOTs. nov. 6. IS77-tE.
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Clear the Track and LET
THEM 0

Another large consignment of those
CELEBRATED 0L00ES, bought tor
cash direct from the manufacturer
Sold at manufacturers prices, retail
and wholesale.
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Sept 81 c~hn'g.-tf.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-15
What the Bsnediesino. are Doing in the South.


ST. MARY's HELP, GAsToN Co. N C I
August. 1873 s
Editor Now York Freemans Journal:
In the early part of the summer We were
gladdened here by the presence of Right Rev
Abbot WINNER, OS.B. The Houses of the
Order are dispersed over nine States, and at
many Dioceses. W hich are annually visited by
this Jealous Prelste. He spent three days
with ut; preached 1T the Community Mass in
the chapel. on Sunday, in his native tongue
| and moved to renewed fervor the chastsne ed
| spirits of the observant disciples Of st. Bene.
dict. On the same happy oooasion Rev. DR.. j.
| in the Carolinas and Georgia, was affiliated to
| the Order, and honored with the habit, worn
| by Saints for q thousand years.
The Rt Rev. Abbot was accompanied by
Rev. Father Bernardine Bslwick, q native Of
BenN2ngen, Lorraine, who profeesed in 1868.
Father Bernardine was ordained priest in 1853,
apd has been in Richmond with Father Benn o
Hegeie for nearly two years. He favorably
represents the Order at CoviDgton, where he
has Charge Of Q church and q SCHOOL, in the
Archdiocese of New Orleans.
Rev. Father Joseph Keller, o B +, who has
been Vioe-PIior at this place, and also Mis-
sionary Priest in this section of the st ate since
the beginning Of 1877 has been transferred to
Florian, Landerdale County, Alabama, where
he takes charge of = congregation cor nSistine Of
about forty German families and several Irish
Catholics, employed on the Deig boring canal.
This extensive Mission in Northern Alabama
was accepted by the Benedictne Fathers, and
placed under the care of Father Benedict Man
ges, o sB, ss Superior. residing in Florence as
headquarters. 1t contains about one thousand
Catholics; has three churches; one at Florence,
one at Florian, and another in Tuscumbia, Of
which Father Matthias S5ubenbush, o B, is
the worthy pastor. 1t 10 q hourishing Mis-
sion, and is prospering in the hands of the
Order.
Father Keller is great accession. He is o
host in himself; his zeal, his evangelical spirit
and his untirinG labors will be Of incalon liable
benefit to religion in the Diocese of Mobile
He is profoundly learned in theology, and in
the science of the saints. Though stiIi young
man, he is old in the strictest observance Of
monastio discipline. Is 10 the glory Of the
Catholic Church in the United States that her
Religious Orders prepare and send on her Mis-
sions, men such as he, formed according to the
spirit Of the brightest ages of faith, aud re-
neWing the glories of Our mOnastiO institu.
tions.
While on these Missions, Father Keller never
relaxed, If possible, one iOtG of his religious
obssrvsnoes. He endeaTed himself. by the en-
tire tenor of his life and actions, TO all the
people, Catholic and nom Catholic, and his
separation from this comm unity is deeply re-
GREETED by all. The chapel, the college build |
ing, the new ediioes odOrning the premises,
are monums snts of his ceSseless ExertiOnS,
while the b suedictne lAnds under his csre
have been made the model plantation for all
CASTOR County.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-15
NUMBER SO,
Bat relief Of another kind has bosn sent 90
the aok, as che following items clipped fsom

Bat relief Of another kind has boen sent %
the sick, as che following items clipped fsonu
some OF our exchanges will sho~,
Matches Democrat. Sept. 0 Sister Regis and
and Sister Mary Elizabeth, of Matches. left yes
| who risk 90 much for hum manity's sake.
- -, ~ LSHis s. wascAYan DR.. Nngsnt and Ave
night for Memphis to assist the yellow -fevee
Sufferers. Ho hsd letter from Bishop Ryan.
Cincinnsh Telegraph: Six Sisters Of Charity
and one priest, have left Cincinnati for Menl-
Milwaukee vEndioator Seven Sisters, two Of
the Order Of Mercy, and Ave Of the order Of sc.
Joseph, left tbis oity last Taesday, to nurse tho
yellow fever patients ct the sooth.
st Louis Watchman: Over S2500 have been
sHsesivsd fro% last sundsy'e Sollectlon.. fog
sent directly to the different parish ehurohss
general committee here for general dlssribn-
tion there. Some priests have volunteered TO-
60 TO Memphis to fllthe broken ranks. Twelve
siste,s have already gone there.
TSoms SsmDOs, = :, GoiImetss: Rey; Fsshsr
has had charge Of Sc. Mary's Church In the sb-
senoe OF Father speoht, started for Memphis
ISuesdsy morning. he gave lecture In the
the bens At of the yellow fever sufferers, and
realised one hundred dollars
These are but small proportion Of the ds.
voted religious who have left hospitals, con.
vents and churches in distant citIes to attend
to the sick and dying in the infected towns of
the South. " is rule with them never TO
speak of what they are going to
do or of what they have done. Duty
calls and they obey. somotimea .
ne Wspsper man hears of Q noble aot of this
kind and makes Q note of it, but this is very,
very seldom.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-15
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER l5 1878

| GEO. Il. PENDLEToN ON PRESIDENT HAYES
Senator Pendleton, the great Democratic
bus, Ohio, concluding as follows: "Let Us re
member and duly approve the act that Pres.
| ident Hayes, in the midst Of unusual embar-
rassments. hae withdrawn the Federal troops
from the State Houses of Louisiana and South
Carolina and thereby restored self government
| to those States let us remember and duly ap
plaud the act that he hss spoken for civil
service reform these acts deserve the warmer
Communication for they were done against
special opposition. They have alienated par
tisan friends and broken o united support t.
and divided, perhaps fatally, the Republican
organization.
MAINE ELEcTIoN.-The result Of the election
held in the early part of last week, has atartl-
publican perty has carried the State By over
whelming msioIities, aud of all States it was
supposed to be the very last that would be lost
by the Republicans. Yet they have not elect
received more votes than either the Democra-
tic or the Greenbsok candidate, ho did not re.
oeive q majority of the votes polled. In the
Sixth Congressional District Greenb baoker 10
elected to Congress and in the Fifth only an
official count oan decide whether Eugene Hale
10 reelected or not. The House of Representa-
siveg esendS; Republicans SO Democrats 81 !;
Greenbsckers 54. and districts to hear from.
MASSACHUSETTS, BossoR, Sept 1.-THE Stats
Convention of ths Independent GfsgnbA0k
psrty of Massachusetts, nEeks to-day. Nearly
f6oo 7da16gAses we're present B. r. Butler was
nominated for Governor on o rising vote.
30 strong 10 the feeling for Butler in the
Democratic ranks that tbe Executive Commit
tee of the party has thought proper to issue a
circular declaring that under the call for q
State convention no person known to be in
favor Of nominating through the Democratic
Convention, as osndinate or for any Stst,
ofhoe. person who ia not recognized member
of the Democratic party should be entitled to
Sit or vote IN the Democratic Stlts convention.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-15
Probable ERscts of the Epidemic on New orlsans'
Business
N. O. Price Current. Sept. II.

The general business outlook for the coming
season, Notwithstanding the epidemic, lie very
good crops of all kinds ere dne, aad, having
been raised at less cost, with much less credft
than ever before, planters and farmers are In
better condition, financially, than for yeare
past; the demand for goods OF sll kinds ls there
fore sure to be sotive from all the surrounding
country, and although some of our trade may
be temporarily lost on account OF the pFov0tI.
ing epidemic, there 10 not mnch danger cf0
permanent diversion Of the business We have
so long controlled, rs the sympathy Of thooe
comm unlties tributary to New Orleans, who
in favor OF the people OF the Crescent Cisys
while those sections Of country which have
been invaded by the dread disease, have been
aided, in fact almost taken charge Of by self-
sacrificing men and women Of New Orleans,
their sick nursed, their buugry fed and their
dead buried.-StrengtheniD the bonds offrieDd-
chip and common interest which those sections
have In the prosperity and further sSrAndise-
Of the surrounding country are not imagi10.
tive, bot real, 10 shown by the folio wing from
the Alexandria Democrat Of the 4th lest, which
occurs in an article relative to the present
rigid quarantine:
"Above all. Wo advise those Of our people
dealing With New Orleans, now more than ever
to cling to the noble merchants Of that oitys
who have always supplied you beautifully,
and don't in this dire hour OF their calamity,
throw ca on them. Do not for moment en-
tertain the idea of trading with st. Louis and
the West, because your friends are temPoEaTily
shut out from you. plague 10 now on them,
they are battling With 1t like heroes, are send
log nurses, money and provisioos to stFicke1
Grenada and other pOintS, With lavishneas
charity. We mast, for the present, live mp 20
the situation, harvest our crops and our moaRs,
prepare TO meet the plague, IL unfOTt nstely It
should visit us, and above all we must re1eHa-
tho Doblo and big hearted people Of New Or
eRns.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-15

THE CATHOLIC EPISCoPATE IN 1s75-ThO
number of BiebOPO 10 the Catholic Church in
the yeaR Of 1878, 10 1,l27. OF thsso PEoiAtsss
two were created by Pope Leo XII, namely
DR.. AscHale, Archbishop CT Tua@, who wns
procOniEed the sth Of March, 1925, and Mon
sigror DAFGenSeap, . Belgian, creAted AEoh-
bishop OF Tyre ts PGTtibSs i1f6siiHR the 20d of
alive who were appointed by Gregory XVI, and
ono Thousand and tWenty.eight Who were
appointed by Pins TX. Thirty bishops
we're created by the rsiRning PoDta, leo
XIII. The prelstos appertainioG 70 Re
liglous ordsrs sre 2j2, Including Cardinals.
2PatrisFcbs. fsIty-seven ATehbiShOPs, end lS4
Bisbops. The FrsnciscanS have forty y"ehEeo
preIatss; the DOminicAns, twenty-eiRht; the
Benedctlnes, tWenty-four; +; the AuR1stipians
and ConVontnAls, sixteen. The PaFis Society
Of Missions has Ee1fy four aud the Capuohins
twenty Bishops. The oblAtes Of Mary have
twelve, the CaFulelitea eight, and the Rodenp-
toIlsta 0avba. 0khar congregations hare e10if-
eE nuEbs-s e p-slatrs.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-15

The Glasgow Protestant Missionary Society
has beGnn q crusade against the Catholic mans,
who, it 10 claimed, oOntFavene the Police act
concerning the collecting Of slmo. The petit
tion to the magistrates sets fOEth that "there
ging from door to door, apparently unobssrved
by the police and magIstrstes," and ''thHt this
begging has become . nuisance, apparently
cOnDived ct by the Lord Provost and mRgis-
tratss."
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-15

English steel pens are almost entirely made
by women. In 1870 81 tbe fret gross Of ''tbTee-
sit" steel pens was sold Wholesale At E7 A..
the gr, S. In 1880 they had fallen to s. and
in 1882 60 Gs. the grOSs. A better artio'e 10
now cold at 81 per ge9eg.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-15

Ocean Spriass. Sspt IL -EsatherIChaEles dead
and buried. Fathers Lsduo and Chevalier
here. About tan oascs reported. All doing
Tall. RIcHARD EGAN.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-15
Morninqstar and Catholic Messenger

Morning Star and Catholic Messenger
PuBLIaHHD WEEKLY uT
RI. N.sp oy,sans Oasholse Publiession OoaspGnv, ,s
Il6 Povdrds street ,eossssr Of Oessp.
The Directors of the oompanyares
uo.. Rev. NAPOLEON JOSEPH PKRcHR,
Archbishop Of New Orleans,
President.
"o q Vice President.
Very Rev. g. RAxMoND,
Very Rev. @. MoYNrHAN,
Rev. T. J. KENNY,
Rev. T. j. SIXTH. @. n.
Rev. B. A. NKrrHARr, @. sS. B.
Very Rev. P.-F. ALLEN,
P. e. MORTIMER.
JOHN T. GIBBONS,
JOHN McCA11REY,
d. II. BUCKLEY.
All oonmunicasions are to be addressed to the
Editor offhs 4crnia0 Star Gnd OatAoIie Messenger.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-15

Esrn.-s.nsl. Copy. csn.s, sy Nail. ss-in A4vaaaau
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-15

ThR MoRNrNa srAR has been s1axass
Sish She approval Of the eoa2ssanslsnai
authority Of the Diocese. TO suppSy az
admitted want In New Orleans, anA m
mainly devoted 10 the interests a she
Catholic Church. It will mot intcR1ssa A
politics except wherein they inAxsms
with Catholio rights, but viii szRsss
iniquity in high places. without rsgas& %
persons or parties. Next to the spizasaas
rights of all men, IL will especially sAams
pion the temporal rights Of tho poss.
A5psovslq5 tAs Aost Res. AssAsssAs,
We approve Of the aforesaid anAaae
taking, and commend 10 10 the esahaltw
Iof our Diocese.
~. n. ARoHBIsnoP or NEW OnxnAssua
IDsssussssia, 1867.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-15

Publication omes-No ZIG Poydras street, Camp.
The New York herald., 1878-10-15
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

INCREASE OF AMERICAN coMMFRCE.
comparison OF the work done by tho vessels OF
tho marine service at tho principal ports
tho Atlantic coast, from Boston to Baltimore incu-
sive Tor the first threc months OF the current fiscal
year with tho corresponding period OF last year
shows considerable increase In our commerce. Tho
total number OF vessels boarded In july August and
September, 1877, at Boston, Newport, Now York,
Philadcipnia and Baltimore 8, 1854 and tho total
number boarded during tho same months this year
WINS s. 632, an increase Of 2,36S. The most notable
was at Port OF Baltimore, whore 8l5 vessels
boarded tns year. and but 300 during the same period
last year.
THE IONA LIBRE ON THE RIO oRANDE PROM
TIER NOT ABOLISHED.
Tho action OF the Mexican government In Juno last
having created the impression throushou the United
States that Zona Libre, tree bolt, bordering
the RE Grande abolished, the American Minister
10 that country, In despatch to tho State Depart
ment, desires to correct that impression The Zona
iibrc remains as heretofore, and can DO repealed or
amended only by law. What the Executive did in
Juno last was simply TO unite IN one regulation
tho provisions In force the ironticr OF Tanau lipas
and provide measures against tho abuses which ths
Zona has created but tho decree Of tho Governor
Tamaulpas croating the Zona Itbre having been con-
Hrmcd BY acs OF Congress- can be abolished only BY
Congress-