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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Monday, Feb. 10, 1868
NEIL HOUSE.

NEIL HOUSE.
E Smith. Circleville; H May, Now York: Robert
W Ferguson, >ew Cork; II Kee New York, A
Van Leayinser. Y Z "dwin. seNulty. New New
cago; Grifin and wife. Alabama: J W McOmber
New Orlesns; j w Walton, iucinnati; A Aldrich.
Rochester, w Bricklow. John W Hone. Kansas; a
Greed and wife, San francisco: Watson II Barsee.
A i Moi: t:ook. Steubenvilte: E lngersoll. Cleve-
more; v Warner. boston; John Speer and daugh-
ter. Kansss: w McClung. Troy; 2 slower. Fort
Smith. II w Mnrcillus GeYeland.
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New York Dry Goods Market-Feb. 10.

New York Dry Goods Market-Feb. 10.
Cotton goods market very much excited
under raise in cotton and gold; all prints
except Nerrimack and Cochecos, advanced
half cent and the tendency is upward, as
gray cloths have risen to Sc per yard !;
Sprague prints up to 13c; Amoskeag l2c !;
Lowell lie; Wamsutta 91sc. Heavy brown
shirting 11ac higher; Appleton A, and
Amoskeag A, 16@c; Atlantic A, l7c, and
scarce; Nassau d, I31sc; Masonville
bleached musIins up to lSc; Fruit of the
Loom l711ac.- Ticks higher. Amoskeag. A
C A, 3715; do. A, 29c; do. B, 26c !;
do. G. 49,; do. D, zoe; Pearl river
35c; Middlesex 36c; Cordiss awning
stripes 271sc; Thorndyke stripes 221ac !;
Massaboric DO 2l1lc; Uncasville do 1870
l515e; Everett do 121s@l31sc; S Hamilton
do Il &c; York 221a @231ac; Amoskeag do
221a @2316c; American l3@14c; Whittenton
do l21s@l31a; Lewiston SO inches 121ac;
Conestoga wide and narrow stripe BIC;
Extra wide and narrow do 2s,; Conestoga
Ticks SO inches 3lc; do Gold Medal 26c; do
G pc do C A 2lc; Mount Vernon 1218c;
Star zoe; Hamilton Csc; Cotton Yarn firm
er, Nos. 6 to II command 30@321ac. the
inside rate by the bale; TwiDe up to 32lsc
for four ply and 35 for three ply. Gen raj
tone of market strong, anu on Cotton
goods tending upward. 900
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-11

Row AT THE Poor HoUsE.-Poverty, it
seems, will not tame the old Adam in some
men. just so long as they are able to get
something to eat, no matter at whose eX-
pense, just SO long they are ready for a
fight. On Saturday afternoon man named
W@. G. Anderson, an inmate of the County
Infirmary, made an assault upon Daniel
Murphy, another inmate, with knife, stab
bing at him some four or five times, evil
IDENTIFY with the intention of doing him a
serious injury. Murphy laid complaint
of assault and battery before the Mayor,
and Anderson was arrested. The case was
heard yesterday morning, and resulted in
Anderson being committed to the county
Jail for thirty davs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-11
Cinctuna,i market-Feb. 10.

FLOUR-In moderate demand and
prices steady; family $11@i1 80.
: WHEAT-Dull; No. red 50 30 and No.
2 at 50 40; No. spring 50 IL.
CORN-Dnll at S4c for ear.
|. OATS-67@6Sc for No. /. 51a1sg
RYE AND BARLEY-Quiet and un-
changed.
COTTON-In good demand at 1870 for
middling, anG stock light; middling sold
at the quotation to arrive. aalaa3 3i5aW
WHISKY-Nothing doing and prices
irregular. -l.,.5-,-s...- $500
PROVISIONS -. Buoyant and holders
| generally out of market.
| MESS PORK-Sold at $22 80, and at the
close $23 was asked. earaf .,r III
BACON-Held at 10, 1214 and 1896 this
afternoon, though the demand was not
large. ss5C 1r z isas ns9d
LARD-Sold at 14c; could not have been
bought below l414c at the close.
| SUGAR-Firm at 14@16c for New Or
! leans; no foreign in the market.
COFFEE-Firm at 21@261ac for COM
mon to choice rio. -arT. .c-7el.s f
I BUTTER-Steady at 33@37c.
EGGS-Sales at 30@32c, and firmer.
HAY-Dull at $l2@l4 90 per ton.
| OILS-Linsaed advanced to 81 IL; closf
at 81 1901 20. Lard oil firm at 81 100
15; the latter rate for extra.
/ PETROLEUM-Fir m at 42@44c for re-
| fined free. 3l'
| SEED-In active demand and prices
higher; sales of clover at 1876, but it was
held at 14c at the close. Timothy unchang-
ed and quiet.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-11

WANTED TO GET BAcK.-A few days ago
Henry b. Davis aud VIM. Huntley were
discharged from the calaboose. They wan
dered out of the city in search OF employ
ment, and not being able to find any thing
70 do, they returned here on Sunday
Determined to be fed somehow, the two
stopped In the Immediate neighborhocd of
q policeman and commenced pummeling
each other In the highest style of the art
pugilistic. They were arrested, fined So
and cost and are furnished with employ
ment &C the stone pile.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-11

YounG MEN's GYMNAsTIo ASSOCIATION.
The association Of the young men of this
city, formed some time since for the pur-
pose Of establishing and maintaining a
gymnasium in this city, have completed
their srfsngements and will throw their
rooms open for exercise during the week.
There viii be q general meeting OF the As
ISOLATION on tomorrow evening, February
l1th, 1t eight o'clock, in their rooms over
Harris q Sigler's store on Town street.
All subscribers to the Association are earn
I estly invited to be present.. @ 9t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-11

Police CoURr.-The slight moderation
In the weather Saturday afternoon was
manifest in the Mayors Office on yesterday
morning. For the first time in 10, these
/. many days, four gallant galoots stood In
fierce array before the Mayor to answer to
the offence of various and numerous hist
ings.
Henry Butler doffed his beaver, pushed
back his knotted and combined locks, and
explained to the Mayor that jerking BEN
zine was a constitutional weakness with
him. .sSearch the broad expanse of the
universe he said, "dive to the bottom of
the mighty deep; on eagles wings cleave
the circumambiant air, and, rising higher
and higher until you reach the empyrean,
search there, and, sir, you will never find
an individual more devoted to the princi-
Piles of temperance than am. But, sir,
such is my infirmity that cannot practice
these principles. Like the war horse scents
the battle, snuff benzine afar off, and my
war-cry is, give me whisky or give me
death, with decided preference for the
fiuid." Henry. in default of five dollsrs
and costs, was sent to try his eloquence at
the city stone pile.
VIM. Derrickson is an old timer. Will
liam seems not to enjoy good health with
out the whisky leaks through every pore
In his body, and stands in little drops on
his face like beads on purse. To say that
William enjoys a hist is but to poorly ex-
press the satisfaction he feels as the BEN
zine runs down his gullet. He is little
on the muscle, too, is William. For being
drunk and trying to kick up row, on
Saturday last, he was fined S. and costs,
and went where all true galoots find peace
and happiness.
Amos Harburg and John Platt took in
more petroleum than is really necessary to
make q. man light, either in his head or his
heels, and illuminated it with benzine. The
result was, they were too inflammable to be
trusted at large, and so were arrested an d
fined $5 each, which they paid and de-
parted.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-11

: a :
Ll)e Az NEWS. !
u. rEoRoIooscAL TAILx, prepared an
s,rrected BY w. j. Savage, Jeweier,
/. asuth High street: x~.,s.,..
o,,,..h Baromstsr. Thermomets
,a. s..... sss sss
5P.W. ............. ~ u
San Rises. .....1 Oot Sun Sets.........s y
m The Ohio Educational Monthly, f
February, Is on our table.
sheriff French. OF Holmes count.
was In the city yesterday.
a. There are only twenty-six persor
conflned In the county jail at present.
~ A masquerade and leap year part
fs spoken Of IN certain circles. Get thel
mp, ladies, by all means.
Twe heard Of several very heavy fal
yesserday ON the icy streets, but Of no 50
we're accident resulting therefrom.
a. A large fruit crop is predicted nes
season. Thus far all kinds of fruit hav
s, been exempt from damage by cold weathe
T The sleighs were out again yester
day, on the streets. A teaspoonful of sno'
on the Nicolson makea handsome sleigh
ing.
a. W. 81 Busbey, Gov. Hayes Privat
Secretary, on yesterday received dispatc
announcing g the death OF Miss Coggeshall, q
Quito. S.A. ss,.l
~ 1t Is generally believed, from tn
temperature OF the weather, that tn
ground hog did see his shadow on Candle
mas day. and retreated to his hole.
bg sGAvE .BArL.-Gcorxe A. Moore, ccnfine'
Ia the county jail on charge OF petit lar
ceny. on yesterday was taken before Judg
Pugh, where he gave bailsin the sum Q
500, p. B. Case is the bondsman.
PosrrorEMzNr OF rHE Water WORK
ELEcrIoN.-By the proceedings of the Cit.
!, Council, published in another column,
win be seen that the time for voting on tn
proposed loan for erecting water works !
this city. has been postponed until the mrs
Monday In May. s
M. ...ona
DhoADwA1 nA.- % % oAssr w. 'T...,, nas,.r
.slSe = s'e . ,s.- - ,i,a t,ms mad
u.y -. se.y A rs ..-a.. = :,
beautiiui conu'tion ior 'as' 'l.he' a''u - 20
better than Town strees lor tue pur poso :
speeding norses.
Pnr IIp-Postmaster Wood, las
nioht. sent : communication to the Cit.
Council asking them to place lamp pos
ltn front Of the Postoffice, so that one o
thosa ,ron letter -boxes. such as are in as
a Ns~ yort. NAV he Attached to it. Pu
r. mn. van that have It Ia charge: put it uI
-. - 3
sss VALENTINES DAr--Friday next VIII
81. Vaientine's Gay. AS tnis Is leap wa
OF white winged messengers, in the shap
Of beautiful valentines, while those VIA
are 80 untortunate as to be unpopular Wit
the fair sex. may expect enclosures the re
verse of complimentary.
y----.'---- NJ. ..,,. :,
AASss hAAeD = - ,e :.
,ax Transfers ~ lea' So ~s'e ,e'' - w.
n oso ..I e'.e. .,,
Nancy :. Ale. - A%oa 1as nam, De.os ' !.
10 1906 qui'c'a'n " iot so.sS - A~nu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-11

DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.- are pained
to announce this morning the death of Mrs.
Jaeger, wife of G. F. Jaeger, and mother of
Councilman Jaeger, Edward Jaeger, the
popular horticulturalist, H. VIM. Jaeger,
City Civil Engineer, Mrs. Peter Ambos,
Mrs. Silbach, and of several other children.
Mrs. Jaeger was one of our old citizens,
coming to this city with her husband and
family in 1880 or 1882. She has seen Co.
lumbus grow up from a wilderness to a
city of fair proportions and of great inn
portance. Her death will be heard of with
sorrow by many who knew and loved her
for her many sterling qualities and great
goodness of heart. We tender our sympa-
thies to the family in their berea vement.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-11

3 CARPET BAG .CAfrgRED.-H Hon. John
Lewson, of GalIia county, on Friday even-
Ing, while at the depot set down his carpet
sSack for moment, and left It. On his re-
turn the. carpet sack was amongst the
things that were and are not. Itwas found
o on Sunday In q box car, cut open. The
thief he'd abstracted half dozen shirts
from it. but had sense enough to refuse the
public documents with which it was filed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-11

MOULD RESPECT
w fully inform the citi-
zens of Columbus, Ohio.
and vicinity, that he has
permanently located in Co.
lumbus for the purpose of
practicing his profession in
the latest and most sub
stantial style of the art.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30

Hgmajdt Bliss --Odr dual city has
recently been mado the scene Of hyme-
nial Reunion in tae case Of Mr. Benja,
mia Giant and Miss Alice Chances wno,
seven months ago, sought what chance
there was for divorce, having been
previously marred. The relief sought
at the bar Of 5,stice vas granted But
it seems that their early troubles were
magnifiea, and dteming i case Of true
love because did not run smooth, they
appeared, On Friday before last, before
Judge RAIDER, aud were again joined in
holy wedloclt and went away apparently
better pleased than on The first occasion
hove laughs at lockomitbs, at divorces,
and at poverty Another couple from
near Abingdon, Va, walked to Bristol,
crossed the State line, and having OBJ
tanned tie matrimonial blessing at the
hands Of Tennessee magistrate, imme.
diately turned toward the Old Dominion
and yAked home, distance Of, per-
haps, }%cHty or twouty-iiye miles,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30
ReistnI Slams,
FRIDAY, October 30, is6s.


VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
Mail train leaves Bristol, 7.2s y. N.
Arrives in LynchhurR, $40, A. NJ.
freight trains leaves Bristol, AS A NJ
Freight trsiu arrives az 45 AM &6P.N.
Sail train leaves Lynchbue, SPIN,
Arrivesiu Bristol 7.Os AN.
Distance 200 miles Fare cents per mile.
20 minutes allowed Tor meels 10 Bristol.
EAST TENN. & va. RAILROAD.
Mail train leaves Bristol 7.l0A.M.
Arrives in KnuEvihe 256 Pr
Mail train leaves Knoxville, llI7 h:M.
Mail train arrives 10 Brisiol GAO 2. NJ.
Freight trains leave Bristol, 7l5 A. NJ.
aud 5.25 pm.
Freight tras..s STRIVE in Bristol, s .25 s..
II. and so p. NJ.
Distance $50 miles Fare 8 cts.per mile.
2S minutes ellowed for meals IN Bristol.
Tenn. tine being 30 minutes slower than
va time, the apparent vent Of connection
betweer the above schedules IS oHplained.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30

Remoroi-Mr L. D CONAN has
removed his Tailoring establish ment 80
the rear Of tho Post Office, where nc
viii be pleased to see his old patrons and
she public generally Give Bitz +" a
call. 70 Thats so, Jeems
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30

For sat "A very desirable hoGse
an lot on Maiu street, Bristol east Of
Of tie bridge, Touuesseo side Dwelling
and business house, good fruit trees ia
beayine condition, and first rate well,
with Dixie Pump. Price low-ycry
kw Apply to I. G. FOWLER
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30

The Fyes5ytertaa &gao1 of p6rgtat1
asscm6led in The city Of Richmond On
D. 2lst inst. There we're 50 ministers
BID so elders present a proposition
b. The division of the Synod viii Prob
ably be defeated before this body.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30

4 LII persons indebted to the firm of II
n GUGGENHElMER & CO., will come
f'rward and settle theif accounts at once,
or the same will be placed in ihe hands OF
an officer Cor collection
OFT 3O2w NJ. i. BBACKLEY.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30

Vest V1yiaia Elections ---Beturus
BON 80 counties out Of 90 show 4
Radical majority Of 1000 Both par.
be yet claim The State The Demo,
cratic gaiGs are very large and show as
usuai tAat practical test Of Radics sh
vii ia time rectiiy the plbiio Conscience
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30
MRS CHANCEAULmB,s SCHOOL


Ieyms per Session.
O,thoxrapbg, Rrodiug, Wriaug, Primary
Arithmetic aud Geography, 800
Arithmetic, English Grammar Geography,
History, First Lessons in English Compost,
ton SIO. 90
Higher English Branches, l20l5
Latin aud French, each, 1000
Music on Piano aud Guitar, each, 1000
Embroidery, 1000
Contingent Fee, 80
No deductions made cGcep. in cases
protrscted sickness.
TERMS 0ne-belf payable ia advance,
tie other at close OF tbe session.
Having procured to I'd Of competent
assistants, "3 are prepared 10 reGely5 ali
who may wish 20 petroni2a the school
Board can bo bad on reasonable terms in
good families.
Aug. IA, lS6Stt
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30

TIE Hgistoa Conference The Hol.
son Conference of the NJ Il Church
Souih, ghich mot IN Knoxville on the
Zlst, adjourned en- Monday last We
publish to,day q list Of appontments,--
Large accessions were made from TIE
Northern Clutch. In one instance as
many us 1000 nembers Two of the
ministers Of lie Northern Church coz
nected themselves also with this body.
Key y. 3 Garter and ---
The Conference agectcd Nh Carter 90
held on TO the Parsonage in Rheatowu,
aud pledged Itself To reimbgrse him for
iauy outlay necessarily incurred in resis-
ting the efforts of The N & Church ia
! gst possession Of il,
| Rev. W W. Neal, at his own re-
! quest, wns assigned 70 Rceyille. Tenn
/ and We regret 80 learn from Inn that
I he coutcmplalos removing his residence
70 That place Mr.. Neal Is minister
Of very decided cultiya0on ard ability,
and be and bis family will be followed
/ by The good wishes and regretsuf ouI
! people. lie is however, fond Of Bins
! lolj aud we look for him back at the
/ close of another Conference yepr Bris.
! ;oi will be glad 20 greet him and his
truly amiabla and excelleut lady on
| their return, which we confleu;ialty
| predict
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30

10 Lct,-Two dwelling houses. Ap
! TO I. q. F0W LEE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30

Accideat.--Ou Monday las, the east
era bound freigh, tain, on the Va
Road ran of the track near Dir Hoif-
nlan's mil, tLree miles east Of Ibis place
Tho traie was going at fail rate Of
speed, and a considerable amount Of
Damage might have been done but for
chs usual good iacl, Of The RJ1l, which
rarely results IA the death or iLiury of
any one. The grade at that poiut re-
quires the use Of a pretty full head Of
s,eam, and we undecs,aud the accident
wa the result Of the breaking of an
axle. Quito a number OF oUr lawyers
were disappointed in DOT reaohing tho
court then sitting at Abiugdou The
srack was considerably iorn up a
large lotof sheep wa, on boaro thu train
bni none oftnem escaped orwero injured
Persoaal Col John r. Brauusr,
President of the Il. T.&V. 4. II. is
yet lying IN quiDea critical condition,
I. "a, President al iai9tm has been APP
pointed in bis stead IS i, isnot prob
abe Col Branner xill be alberto assume
again che arduous duties Of the presi-
dehcy, we suppose The regular election
nov at baud willqcsult 10 the selection
ofsome Que else, Col. Brouuer has
beef deemed an able aud eaicien. ol6
VET and bis illness is much 20 be re-
gretted,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30

Episcopal Coa0oca8oa--The Conyo-
cation of Southwestern Virginia met ia
this place on Wednesday last The
'following ministers were present. Rev
w. A. Peudleton, d D Presideu,
Rev } II Suffer aud Rev James
.Granmer, of Lyuehburg; Rev Jno a
Wharton aud Rev Vim Il Pcodletou,
% Bedford; Rev h. II Iuglc, Of Big
biek and Rev i 3 Wharton, Of Ab-
ipeaou, The opeding SERMON was
lfeacbol On "Wednesday at II A NJ.
I hyNRoy James Grammor The Row
il II Suffer preached at night On
Thor. day etlIA.M. Rev @. j Rod ~
ADD Al ui5at Rev ) n Rendletol oi5Ji-
nting respectively On to,day and on
Sashrday service will be held at II A.,
M,bnd at 7 p NJ. and on sunday at
lIA NJ. and at4 p NJ
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30

Rebhey Of a BHvol Ddoyafs al
AoYo't.-Tbo delegation fcom this
place complain seriously Of theiI treat.
mont at the Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk,
6nring the recent Convention beld ia
thffcity We are told the dissat,sfac.
tioa was SO great that nearly ever, body
l9f the hotel and found quarters olse-
whers MI l. A. NickcIs lost his
ssi.nb. and although he could prove that
ibFas delivered at the hotel "a was
sl0aiiy deniei Finally, search proved
,hAt it was here, though taken to the
wroug roVm Mr. J.. p johnson lost
bis iruaE, coutaininc new Wearing 30
pats valued at 500 10 was denied
INA, It had been delivered by amy porter
bVipn siag 10 The Lotul, aud was alter,
nat0s fnind ia the, wrong room. and
viz minus che ooo'ents. Mr. Jomson's
ulaim acainstthc hotalfn damage, Wal.
elt9 rs This they refused % pas,
ind lpoa On arbitration Of tLo case, 10
vasch SIR Johuseu Tas compelled ly
the item of expense 60 submit he was
tusd,d iust half that aum some Of
ibe4uiies romplain ui The want oi at.
lsoboai indeed, they yoli goo but
A,oe oourtesey shows ,rm az Che cable
~ Eite issuuts Mr. John NJ
flsniug cas- recently assaulted ia
KntxullebY tue editor uf tho Union
pihl p6q knocked h'm dvWu vithp
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30
M 80 sTE IN .

&cCLELLAND PAYNE --Ou The 22ud
usi al tine residence of Jos. v Terry Esq
iu Roanoke couotv, by the Rev. Edward n
Ioelo RaBsaT MoCLuLA>D, OF Chattauco. a
aud Mss MoLrlE @. Payne, OF Roanoke.
DERRY BUSHONG g. Oatbe 28fhin
bY Rev. j. X HIuchcr, Capt. WH.B Dm-
ri aud Miss 81 a, BusndNG. All Of Sui
Ivan county, ienu.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30

TINHE COED MEDAL was aword-
j. ed az the elc fan ia Beltimorel TO
Ches NJ Stied, for the best Pianos now
made In Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Now
York. Office and Warcro0ms No. North
Liberty ST., near Baltimore ST., Baltimore,
Nd.
Stien's Pianos have an the latest improve
ments, including the Bgratle Treble. Ivory
Fronts, and tte improved French Action.
Fully warranted for five years, with priyl
lege Of exchange within twelve months, it
not entirely satisfactory 20 purchaser.
Secoud hand Pianos and Parlor Organs
always on hand from $50 20 $500.
Reference, who have our Pianos in use
Gen. Z. z Ice, Lexington, Va, Gen. Roht.
R,wson, Wilmington n. c., Gen. D. II.
hin, Charlotte, N . c., Gov. John Letcher,
Lexington, Va, D. &. PAYNE & Brother,
Lynchburg, Va, Mar,ba Washington Col
leg6, Abingdon, Va. Terms LIBERAL A
call is solicited. oct30-ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30
DIE

At Tazevell Court-houte, Va, on Sunday
morning, tbe 25th, Mus. HAuNtr Sro1rs,
wife OF 4 4 8pous Esq,
y Siope GrilnaL the residence Of Major
" r. CrcihH near farewell CourJ-house, on
Spnaay evening the 25th, Captain SAMUEL
CECrL.
~ bis residence IN Ihompson Valley,
TazsHcli county, Va, on Monday, tho 26th,
Esq WIZ TGoMrs0N.
Capt Cecil AID Esquire Thompson were
gentlemen OF prominence aud grea5 respect
ability ID theiF county Mrs. Spots was 4
lady % very exalted worth, aud al three
of thom were buried np Tuesday lfs'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30

Brjqoj Station rev David Sui,
hus, late Of Wythevillo, Va, bss been
assigned by the Holston Conference
% the N 3 Church South, to this
Station Mr Sullips Nasa classmate
of the writer at Emory and Henry Col
hge ID l84s-49 A more genial. social
christian gentleman does rot belong to
tho Conference, and De is justly reek-
oued among its most gifted aud bril-,
liant pulpit orators
Rev Q r Carroll goes to Cbatla-
nooge statJonj aud wl be followed ty
The very hes, wishes OF our citizens,
among whom hewas desewediy popu-
bar. His labofs have beon emiuouuy
successful aud satisfactory,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30

y
iu order 10 change toa different lloe Of
business 90 on about the lst % january
next we Wish DO close mp everything COM
nected with our present business, and there
fore otlor b sen, the small Stock Sc Mcr-
ehaudisc nov on hand, together with the
d4tures belonging 90 the store under tho,
''Nicbgls House 90 about cost, for cash .
on we viii close out the same 20 any respou-
sible party Wishing 20 engage ia hnsiuoseau
% liberal credit The stand Is believed hy
maay b bo tAc best ia town for n Grocery
aud Confectionery business, and can he
rented on reasonable terms. The goods
now on hand were bought for cash and are
desirable, Tho proposed change ip our
business Na. NJ ip any way Interfere with
our
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30
ALL KrNDs OF GOODS

ysutHJ found N Stores in this County,
which he is determined to sell
AT a SMALL ADVANCE FOR CASH,
Or Produce Paid Down.
Merchants desiring TO replonsh their
stocks are respectfully invited t. examins