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The New York herald., 1871-02-14
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
y steamship B,envlls, Baker New Orleans Feb 8, sw
syaTss,G9 FSaS SoSnG Co 5sh inst 81 lon 70
% 1an FEB ss bsns ss
h RS D
CITY Point
snd with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman, Richmond. City Poin.
and Norlok with mdse and passengers, to the Old Domn
s.snmship Fanlta poane. Philadelphia, mdse, the
Bark Armenia, Harding, Boston days, in ballast,
i fs nHsTl9 wooaso G.Tdspss With
sshr Aehea, Darby Norehes Ii with part Of cargo of
bark Rosina, ashore at that place and since got
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Gaucus, Walden Boston for New York, with
schr Mary Dennis, Mcdonald, Bay NF, IA days.
schr Mary lane Mead Charles Taunton for New York.
schr Kelly, Hammond, New Haven M eM for New York.
In Long Island Sound, detained oy ice.-
Schr Alice Lewis, stapln, Fortune Bay NF, for New
sshr Harry Bluff Philips. Fortune Bay NF. for York,
sShr cha ohas Peehs, Kenny, Fortune Bay. NF. for New
York, with herrinas, to master.
BOUND EAST.
steamer 9ass sfE
Shipping Notes.
Fythree vessels Icebound Port JEFF har.
Dor.
There were in the harbor Of New York, Monday, Feb
l3 500 vessels OF which "a were steamships 81 ships l6l
barKs, liz brigs and 2Sl schooners.
There had cleared sailed advertised for the port Of
New York; from the West Indies and coastwise pos to
Monday, Feb 10, lH vessels, OF which were barks, So
brigs and 81 schooners
There arrived at this port from foreign ports during the
week ending Saturday, Feb H. 81 vessels of which IA were
barka hrira nd
The grounds on which the Canadian authorities have re-
leased the American fishing schooner White Fawn are as
satisfactory as the fact Of the The s prece
dent and If the logical results Of the decision carried
out It will be impossible to the fishery laws Of
the Dominion far they refer to vessels actually
fishing or In the immediate of preparation TO 6shs
Marine Disasters.
snIr RESEARCH remained ashore 18th inst o. Marcus
more OF her cargo before hauling her of.
r n,S before reported 9s while 60
Immediately and Went ashore on beach where she
ses s. @ pu Tss on s
Booth consisting q boats sails rigging &C. and 6roush.
Francisco 4h n' together with the crew. numbering
BARR NoRTHwoop (Br), at Fortress Monroe lsth from
RIO Janero the captain Chapman) fell overbosrd and was
Orleans. report. Jan at AN, Gas. Toofer, coot Of
the vessel believed to ha from Long Island over
made to save him. but In vain.
BRIG MARTA lr), from West Indies, went ashore night
OF 18th inst in Newcomb's Hollow, near Welnee The
bly, get off.
scHR LEACH Pendeton, at Portland from New York,
ion n Cod G. e SS $ on the
LONDON, Feb l3-The schr Catharne John, from New
Brunsw,ck, bound Mstsnras, recently abandoned
wateroRged The saved by vcsse Wnlch mas
BROUGHT them to Plymouth.
Miscellaneous. 49,
We are indebted to Purser Alexander OF The steam
ship Bienve from Havana for the prompt delivery Of our
dispatches, &C.
We under obligations to Purser Walter Py, Of he
AIlsuship u Animation lQn RAxSnnAe f0r
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Sl8.s2e sig 3s

Total. S15,82gSl3 80 YS,55O54S 10
The following will show the aggregate earnings, nte
Interest outstanding bonded debt 41s422l
Surplus o. earnings interest," bss5U
From the foregoing tables will that Cent
S00Oo0v net operating and nearly 6
operating and interest its bonds while
construction without through BUSINESS and for first
three years with less than 100 miles in operation.
the earnings for 1870 least sxtyhve per cent was
from local business.
most respectfully submit tnat II the Central
Pacific Company cannot pay the interest OH It's out
standing bonds semi-annually, 1t becomes DUE it
had better do as others have under like circum-
stances-sell out TO seme company that can.
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
The resources OF the Union Pacific Company are
best stated In leading article in the HERALD Of
April s. 1869, as follows:-
understand the necessary examine into the
financial formation of that gigantic called the Union
Pacic Railroad Company 1t created by Congress
1882 and In additional of 1864 the stupidity
company the destroy all interest
by allowing issue of first mortgage bonds TO
precedence OF the amount mile given by the original
The company therefore, in 1864 found itself IN
far than adequate to the required purpose
building the road The exclusive capital stock
were. by the company's own estimate, as folows:-
United States bonds on 6l7 miles, at $4,000 per
United states bonds on i5o miles. at $4,000 per "
United States bonds on 4s3 miles, at $50 200 per
mile l3sssO0o
Total. sac 1928 600
Issue oil trst mortgage bonds of equal amount 900
2llcoooo
Total. .:-.-........ s7s,77sOoo
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SHIPPIN NEW S
Almanac for New York-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH.
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Steamer. Sails Deainat,on. Office.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17
Unanswerabie ArErments.

Established facts are silent arguments
which neither pen nor tongue can shake,
and il is upon established facts that the rep
utation of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, as
health-preserving elixir, ana wholesome
and powerful remedy, is based. When wit
nesses come forward in crowds, year after
year. and reiterate the sumo statements in
relation 70 the beneficial effects Of a medi
cine uuon themselves. disbelief i'll its efficacy
is literally impossible. The credentials of
this unequaled tonic, Alternative, extending
over a period of nearly twenty years, in
clude individuals Of every class, and resi-
dents Of every cline, and refer to the mosl
prevalent among the complaints which af-
fiict and harass the human family. Either
a multitude of people, strangers TO each
other. have annually been seized with an
insane and mo.iveless desire to deceive the
public, or Hostetter's Bitters, for no less
than fifth # century have been afford
ing such relief 70 sufferers from indigestion,
fever and ague, billiousness, general deblll-
ty, and nervous disorders as 10 other prepa
ration has ever impaired. To-day, while the
eyes of the reader are upon these lines, tens
OF thousands Of persons of both sexes are
relying upon the Bitters as Il sure defence
against the ailments which the present sea-
son engenders, and their confidence is not
The heal PORTIONS which inter
ested dealers sometimes endeavor to foiSt up
On the sick in It's stead, are everywhere
meeting the fate that is due to fraud and
ilnposture, while the demand for the great
vegetable specific Is constantly iuci easing.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17
JUST ARRIVED AT
TEE PEOPLES STORE,

400 punches Cotton Yarn, all num-
.bcrs warranted, and for the people
only az Sl.50 per bunch; 20OO yards
heavy II Domestic, from II! to log c. !;
500 yards good Sole Leather, from 30
to 37l C. 80 sides good Upper Leather,
from 50 To IS C. GALL weights
Also ut the PEOPLES STORE:
You will find a good assortment Of
Ladies Calf, Morocco and Goat Shoes,
made bv the celebrated Samuel G.
Roney of Pin .ladelphia, and warranted
il,t TO rip.
\ good assortment OF Ladies' CIoaks,
all coiors, from $500 10 $50.
Remember, at the PEOPLES
STORE YOU can shoe your boys with
a No. | Copper Tipped Boot, from
Sl.75 to $50
January End lS7l.-6-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17
Lovers FIiGsst stIs.i Pursuit!

SHARP Chase---Harrieg Ceremony Interrupted II J.h-
er Ciuc1s Olu gnJer tnr1Jgh back Window Father
and Groom JON N Battle Clergyman Skedadesl
Co.or TIC cas5c Of War Iaae keor Niger
\ young Fifteenth Ameudmentwooed
and won the heart of u daughter Of
Ham, who makes her home within
mile OF the city; but a. the girl was
Il '.mu-lOt-ter' and the Amendment
"black Niger" he failed To obtain her
parents consent. They said no black
n,gger hail mary our dartCr: Kase
SHE'S purtin Fear white, and dat mig
.gr's 80 black de crows fly way from
him. Du Thar ~ things came to Il
crisis The Amendment resolved To
endure the p9l"s o. disappointed love
no longer; procured = license and had
q minister await hi- coming al a cabin
on The outskirts OF the town. He
80 div advanced 10 tie nome of his
Intended and, while the father turned
jhe sod in field near uy and the moth
er went Tor Il bucket O! water. he ana
his intended bulttd. She returned to
discover the daughters flight, anu
with upljtted hands and h"art-reudIng
cries oi My dsrter. Oh my daf-
teri" she rushed aitgI the "syiHe-,aked
Williams" I he mother dropped her
bucket; the father LETT his pIow; the
lovers quickened their pace, but father
and mother We're fast gaining on them,
when the cabin was reached, the door
locked and the ceremony began. The
minister WAS on the point of saying
Il pronounce you man and Wife"
when somebody cried Indians u
Instantly, mid shouts Of murder
thieves -rObbers-kill him-where's
my darter let me at him-tne door
was knocked in-tather with a big
knite-mother with a biudgeon-sOn-
in-law with Il siX-ShoOteT-daught
wOuldu' { faint-minister trying to get
out at the back dOOr-mother after him
with bludgeOn. yelling, and you pore
whiti-trash, Il helpi..' him-tather
throws down his knlfe-son-in-law
throws down his pistOl-a menagerie
loose i'm the T0Om-sOn-in-law places
his throat between fathers tingers-fa-
ther presses his abdomen against SON
iu-law's knee and tries to bury his eye
in sou-in-law's thumb--mother chucks
daughter through back window, with
now you yaller hussy try TO marry an
Othsr black niger mother escapes
with daughter and when the smoke of
bait clears away the groom finds his
minister missing and bride captured.
Toward uightiail he again advanced
on The cabin and gave battle to the IA
tner and mother. The Amendment
carried and there was IA wedding next
day.
''Love will find it, way
Thro' pathes where wolves wonId fear to pre- ="
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17
a Splendid Portrait cf Gem Lee
ErPS,

Any one getting up clnb Of ten
lew subscribers at =. 90 each and
sending us the money in advance. will
be furnished one of Hooycrs magniil-
cent portraits Of Gen R. Z. Lee, in
splendid gold frame. \ copy Of the
picture can be seen in orr Office win
dow. In workmanship. beauty, de
sim. and as an accurate likeness Of
the great warrior and dead patriot 1t
Is unsurpassed.
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Gold in New York, I.I08.
Nsusnnncr Free.

To every new subscriber WHO sends
us s.. 90 in advance, and to every old
subscriber who renews his subscrip-
ton by sending us $500 in advance.
we will send the Peoples Journal
free for one yer. 1t IS a monthly Il
lustrated journal of sixteen pages and
of itself worth the money.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17
10 CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanent,
cured Of that dread disease, COnsuai pti0n b.
/ simple remedy, is anxious 10 make known
20 hi. fellow su..;crs the means Of cure.
10 all who desire it, he VIII send Il o.3y
She prescription used free of charged witt
the directions for preparing and using the
SAINT. which tacy viii lind IL SyRs CURa F R
.,oHsr-aPTI AsTUaA, iiE N,HITI>. Sc.
Parties wishing tie prescription oil Ficase
address, R..r. EhWA5l' \. WILSON,
IC5 south second :; d,
W.lIi1EsJursh, :. /.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17
Genera IsEeII, .ud Third street.

fit he true that General Shelby eX-
pressed the wish that his body might
Ie allowed to repo-c forever under tie
Oaks on our upiuhhoring hill il may
br useful to inquire why lac madc the
request. Evidently because it WAS a
quiet, uudisIurhcd, rural spot, Wuer
the tramp Of busy feet would not Ice
likely To intrude. and because it WAS a
spot not likely TO hc demanded for
uses at war with that s,crp which
follows the ftful Gcver called
life. II was moreover a position likely
To l., protected by lis surroundngsan
there WAS uo cemetery whose pru;oc-
ton and associations prcsG ted thosc
attractions which appeal to the dying
man. If il Lc al uuhuliowCd thing to
violate such conditions as lie dying
impose it will be noble and ccner'
Gus thing to restore them a. far rs one
can. The old hero certainly id not
expect 10 have his crave enviloHeG
by dwelling and school house anu cal
alonSe and stable aud COW Sled, and
10 have his little domain made tie
theatre around which horses and COWS
and dogs and Va4ahouis aud CulpritS
and Hrownlow's Militia and The stri-
ned and crawling HoUk should stamp
and low and howl and swear and an
tieipate the fifteen amendment and de-
I,asc civilization. Now this invasion
of Gen. Shclby's wishes, of which so
much has been said 10y so few, is a
thing which was perpctrated when
Bristol was built about his grave. Ger
tainly if the spot was so sacred II
should have been left rs the old hero
left il. Who is it ran those dis
reputable streets squarcly against three
sides of it? Certainly the perpetrators
should hush if more considerate heads
and generous hands should remove
those boxes into some quiet church
ward, or cousccrated cemetery. but
we are told that there Is doubt, well
founded doubt, rs TO the precise spot
where Shelby was buried. That iron
slab was once found on a QcighboriLg
emincnce and was ATTEMPTED to be re.
placed. With what success we cannot
say. Indeed the fame OF Gen. shelby,
If reports from aged men can be cred
tied, is one of those things 10 which
distance has lent much OF the purple
Of entertainments But let that pass and
let this man who did not fight IA,
battle Of Kings Mountain sleep, but
let him sleep in n cleaner and more
Appropriate spot What fair hand has
been known 10 risk the unclcan
and unkindly associations of the
abandoned spot where he is said 10 lie,
that il might stew flowers on his
tomb? What fair hand would dare
10 do it? Out upon his unbalanced
sentimentality But it j. proposed &c
let third street make a painiu and
awkward dctour TO the west OF il. We
can compare this conception only Ia
that twin one which erected The. Kin
bricks Greek Bridge with no road 10y
which il could be reached. y street
with a grave yard across ii midway
from It's eNtremities is very much the
Counterpart of bridge in wilder
hess
We admire alike the nerve, taste and
judgement Of the Council of Bristol
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17

Don't fail to sample that Rockbridge Old
Rye Whiskey at the Nickels House Bar.
jan. l3tf.
That Robertson county is hard to beat.
Jan. l3-tf,
Jets pure Apple-Brandy always on hand
and only 10 be found at the Nickels House
Bar. jan. I3-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17
Religious.

The second Quarterly Meeting for the
Bristol Station. viii be held Saturday
and Sunday, Feb. 18th and 18th. Fri
day preceding is our Quarterly Fast
day, and we hope the members of the
church will observe it. On Sabbath
morning, at 9 O'Clock, will be held our
QuartaTly Love-feast, and we earnestly
request dH the members of the MOthO-
dist church to attend and christians
OF all other denominations are invited
TO be with US.
w. w. BAYS, P. c.
Feb. Ash 1871.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17

IN Emo.Y Youth in the State Prison.
The Knoxville papers inform rs that
r. Houston nefrcece, late Of Jones'
boro, has been sentenced to the Peni-
Tertiary for three years for playing the
Five Cent Game. He resided AZ Emo
~ {, Henry College until after the
Confederate Surrender and this early
bat unenviabie distinction, will not
surprise those who were well acquant-
ed with his boyhood. We might add
that he is to be more pitjed than
blamed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17

King f. IIil. desire 10 state that they
commence the New Year with renewed
discrimination to supply everything
needed in the Book store line. and will
sell strictly, for cash and at reduced
rates. Their stock has been largely in
creased. Jan. 6-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17

Sellers, RoIder G. Co., General
Commission Merchants, No. 1913 north
Water Street, Philadelphia. South
ern and Western productions special
ly Solicited a weekly Circular Of
Market Prices furnished upon appli-
cation for the same.
REFERENCES Banks, Bankers and
Merchants generally.
Flax Seed, Beeswax, Wool, Medi-
cinal Herbs and Roots, Lumber, To-
bacco. Dried Fruits, Farm Produced
Butter, Eggs, &c. Address, Sellers,
Bodder G. Co.. No. 1913 North Water
Street, Philadelphia. July 22-6m
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17
Jan. Sd. 1S71-tf.

G. N. Ho,cp,E & Co.-General
Commission Merchants No. IZ0 Broad
Street New York Solicit colsign-
m2nts Of Cotton, Tobacco, Flour.
Grain Naval Stores. Lumber. Dried
Fruits, Peanuts and all kinds OF
Southern Produce.
Will make liberal advances on con-
s. mmcnts and insure highest marie;
prices, quick sales and prompt re
turns.
All letters promptly answered. and
our o:.n Weekly Market Report fur
nished on application. Address
c. y. HOWARD & Co.
M 100. Broad Street. New York.
Sep. J-Cm.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17
Mis.CE.e Nss,cka I1sraYBrYTS.

PROF. PAPE has been engaged fer the last
eighteen years in the Piano-anl General
Music trade in Virginia, Y. Carolina and
tennessee, and his .Nperience AMI the uni
yeraa satisfaction aia patrons have expressed
WIZ recruitment him to all who may wish to
purchase ag1oi ?iIna, Organ orany other mU
-icel Instrument, Snctt Music, Strings and
any ding in thc Aiusic line.
He CO. i'll attend to tuning AMI repairing
pi3no:, ia wdic.I branch o, business hc has
very hne All extensive reputation, Parties
living at "a distance viii he required TO tur
nisi' conveyance or pay travelling expenses.
Direct GIicrs 80
Pr r. 6. O. PApE,
BOX -, Bristol, Tenn.
Nov. l2, IS7G-tr
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17

PerscnaL-Ou Saturday last We. had
the pleasure Of a visit from i. c.
Reeves, Editor of ia eGrcCncville Sen
finek. He bears The loss of that
green umbrella with as much hcroism
as Horace Greedy would that Of his
white hat. lie assures us The ScHiiDe'
is houri.hing aud that lie ,rW not Ed
il the Fiug.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17
The following should have appeared
last week but was overlooked:
KING COLLEGE, Feb. :. II.

The following should have appeared
last week but was overlooked:
KING COLLEGE, Feb. :, II.
.NcSerS. Editors -
The Philothesmian society desires,
through the medium of your paper, 10
make a public Acknowledgements of
thanks to the following persons, for
books presented during the month OF
January:
Misses Anna Caldwell, Eva Brewer,
Fannie Cecil, T.. ID. Wilson, Bette
Wilson, Noliie TemPleton, Della All
derson, Noble Caldwell, Ida kaine.
Mrs. VI. J. Rhea. l.. a. Norville, and
Mrs. y. b. Coleman.
NIeSsrs. Editors OF the NcVs, Joseph
Caldwell, King * Hill, G.. Il. Ander-
son, Irison Longacre. Joseph Tonga
ere. Jas Rhea. Geo. Ewing, IL. j.
Rhea. Is. G, Mcdowell. samuel Brew
er. and Eli Warren.
Let those persons above mentioned
be assured that the books presented
are highly appreciated for their in
trinsic;,l value. and more than th :,
they indicate 10 Us, that wh.l We are
here cudeaVoTing =" 20 climb the ,iufa
peaks 81 literature, friends axe watch
Ing with interest our ascent; and thus
our hearts afe encouraged and our
mental nerves stimulated to greater
eXeftlOns.
Most Respectfully.
Il. {. REED, Cor. Sec.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17

- 80 - -, -..--s-z
VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE AlLRoAD.
Mail train leaves Bristol, 40 ?. ".
Arrives in Lynchburg, 500, An.
Mail train leaves Lyuchburg, 80, P. VI
Arrives in Bristol, 600 A. NJ.
Freight trains leave Bri.tol $50, \. u.
Freight trains arrive ESQ A. N. 4.40P. v.
Freight trains leave Lyhchburg 80 \. u.
Arrive in Bristol $50 A. NJ. * 80 T. NJ
Distance 204 miles Fare 4 cents per mile.
IS minutes allowed FOR supper at Bristol.
F.T.VA. & GA. RAILROAD.
Mil train leaves Bristol 5.37 \. y.
Arrives in Knoxville l2.54 p. VI.
Nail train leaves Knoxville Ills A. VI.
Mail train arrives in Bristol Gl0 I. VI.
Mail train arrives il Chattanooga Z ~ P. "
Mail train leaves Chattasooga 4.45 \ ".
Freight trains leave Bristol CD 4. VI;
Freight trains arrive in Bristol 9.Z' !. VI
Distance 1870 miles; Fare cents per iliIe'
"a minutes SLOWED for supper IN bristol
T.pn. tim2 being 30 minutes slower 'I"h
Vat ime. the apparent want oil cohhec'io"
hetwee, the above schedule Is explained.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17

GOf0rth'S FEOur-We have received
from Maj. Goforth's Eagle Mills a
sack of Family -Four, which is good
enough for both kings and editors
We have never known better Flour
than his mill furnishes. 1t can be had
of Messrs. Davis & Mcfarland. Our
citizens are beginning to find out that
it dlcdy8 comes UP to the brand and
even exceeds it.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17

Boarding department in charge Principal and his wife
ladies furnish their
be had dollar
n ease Of
ss9 For PARTICULARS address the Principal Bristol Tenn:
Auo
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17

have no competitor. There never was book
published like it. Anybody can sell it. Every
body wants it. Many agents are now max
ing from $500 to $3.50 per month selling this
wonderful book, q page Descriptive Circu-
lar sent free ON application. We want good
live agents; men who can fully appreciate
the merits Of the work, and the fact that it
meets a universal want. Agents who desire
to do good rs we'll as make money Address
WELLS & Co., 432 Broome Street, y. Y.
ian l3-3m
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17

sure the present board will 90 on with
Its present designs and as to the grave
OF Shelby, it should be restored to the
rural condition he designed it to retain
or those future steps consummated
which pastones have,rendered necessary
and inevitable.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17

Singular and Sudden DEATH on the
Oars, -Cn Sunday morning last Will
lis Davis, one of the Oldest brakesmen
on the 4. NJ. & O. r. r., was found
dead near his pos; of duty, on top of
Capt. w +. Billiards. freight train,
after its arrival at this point. lie had
been seen alive and well at Goforth.
six miles east Of here and his death
must have occurred within twenty-five
minutes of that time The train ar
rived a few minutes before daylight,
and although be did not breakfast with
the two other brakvsmou, nothing was
thought of his absence. About o
o'clock Capt. Ballard was walking on
top of his train and found him lying
OF top of the Caboose. An inquest
was held at II 4. NJ, by I. c. Fowler,
Mayor of Goodson, acting as coroner.
There were no marks of violence on
the body, and there was no evidence
of any struggle lie was lying on his
face and seemed TO have been entirely
motionless after his fall. DR.. II. V.
Gray, being summoned as surgeon,
testified that. as he deceased had COM
planned of his head within the last ten
days and spoke to Capt. Ballard of
leaving the road in consequence, his
death must have been produced by
Apoplexy or some other natural cause,
and the jury rendered Their verdict ac-
cordingly. The deceased was pronoun-
ced a sober, good boy and a faithful
and prompt hand. lie was aged %.
The body was sent to Lynchburg for
interment.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17

N0tice.-Thc stockholders of the
Sullivan County Manufacturing Com
pauy, are notified that they will be
required, without further rotice, to
pay two per cent monthly during the
year 1871, on the amount of their
stock.
JOSEPH MEREDITH,
President.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17

Returned TO CddHdR.-On TUESDAY
last, Thomas, one of Gods creatures,
surnamed Deer. shook from his sub
lime pedals themud of Bristol, and left
for Jonesboro. never more 10 return.