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RALTlMORE POTOMAC z. z.
y DEPoT CoREIB SIXTH AND STRIRTs n. W.
TOn and sfter JunsA 1875 trains win leave wash
nE6Sn as foloMs, Waahington time:
day, 70 Baltimore; to Cahand;igas daily, except
tC;;Rochester, Bud.io and Nisesrs Fails. ~
rs .; M, Express for Philadelphia and New
s;sos. m, Aecommodation 70 Baltimore daily:
~ a. 6, m, LimiteS Express for New YORK and
LII Lbs oaS e1Ssgt sg ss x, the IVES. and North,
LIS p. mn Express for Philadelphis and New
1ork and Norfolk, vis Baltimore, daily, except
$50 p m. Accommodation for Baltimore, daily,
80 p; m, PhIl.delphi. express, for Phn.del-
7:io p. M, Cincinnati Express daily, West.
e:o .; n, For Philadelphia, New York, ana Bos-
W5 D. m, Pacific express North and West, daily
except saturday. On Saturday, leaves at ssoe p.n.
iE Trains scS foPK GREEK LINE leave g. s<s q.
m and $50 D. m, daily except Sunday.
Trains for AHHAPoLIs leave Is SODA. n and
'Pufimsn Palace Sleeping Car 70 Pittsburs u run
an ths train leaving f7:i0 o. N.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Oar to Pittsburg 10 run
onhe train lsaying at lolS p. except Saturday.
p 5ilman Psisce Sleeping Car to Rochester il run
On S 1fS Pif.ce sieepinE 81 to Chicago on train
ffS ePsts and Information can be proCured ss the
oess o. me sfsd Psf nd CHECKED 1t hotel sand pr
xn1nny noItheast corner Thirteenth street and
fenhryiyania avenue, and on the northeast corner
Of sixth stsssI 124 PoTon nTen RRssoxp
sornar Hxa ssd ID b. II. BOYD, JR.,
General Passenger Agent; Phhf4saPHtl Pa
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IA MARKETS ElsaHhara.

NEW YORK. August 2l-Ootton quiet but firm;
900 bales at 143s@l4N- Consolidatei net receipts
$50; continent 100. Flour dull; still buyers
favor; Supernne Western and State, sls5a5 IS;
common 70 GOD extra e. do, sSas@cIS; good g
wheat Western extra, t6s5@T.5o; Southern. hour
quiet and heavy; common TO fair extra, t5so36.S5s
lG2c lower; only limited export dsmsDd;
mo. northwest; sls2 for No. Milwaukee;
asked for prime amber Michigan. Corn cent
better and fairly active; demand chiefly for home
for .s f 10; ie4s for heated Western miSsSsSe
dun at ss0Ssc for mixed w.stsrn;sHzo for mixed
1sG011e. lgold) for cargoes; 1s9211<e. lgold) for
Job lots. Sugar nrm At SXQs1c for fair to good
,ms oasss. md Rice Suss and
lilse Tsliov nrm at s14e9O76c.. ROsir quiet e
6s2c for spirtis. Pork nrner; new mess, Job lots
81 rs. Beef unchanged Lard hrmer at 13Zc
for old prime steam; ls1c; for 70 new DO; Whisky
't BsIrIsosss - A a n.-oOt.on quis. and
and i' Western sapss, G75as.5a; EZRA, $50 80
$50; Extra, se.7s9i; RIO, Extra E.25SI5Si Bal.
-Msryladd amber, sl45@l5o; red, sL2s@l.40;
Pennsylyania red, 142; Western, No. red, 49,
yellow, 81; western mixed. sz4@sZ5I steam, ToJ<;
The market e strong for Wesserd and steady for
Southern. Osts-New Southern, 5oaoo; bright
Western, 20. Market dull. Rye-New, 90E3o6.
Market dull Provisions duh and lower. Butter
quiet; prime to choice, 22024; extra nne, IS Eggs
dull and weak ct H0l5 cents per dozen. Petro-
leum-Rehned, II: crude, 5. Market dali and
easy. Coffes-Good to prime Rio, 1s1zG2o5<'
Market strong. Sugar-strong at 101<. Whisky
Dull but steady; sales ct s1.240L24<.
CINCINNATI, August 21.--Flour steady. Grain
steady and UNCHANGED. Pork dull at LIS. Lard
dull. Bulk meats unsettled and lowers shoulders
s5z6szc; clear rib sides, IKE; clear sides 10;
and a shade lower; shoulders, SZc.; clear nib
sides. lSJIc; clear sides, 1870. Hogs dull and
easier. Whisky steady at tl-lo.
LOUISVILLE, August M.5Eiour and grain quiet
go 10. Whisky quiet and nrm at sl.1e. Bagging
Quiet and nrm 1t 140141<c.
LOUISVILLE, Augnst 2ss-Flour ana grain quiet
and unchanged. Whisky quiet and arm at 81 70.
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ONE DOIIIR 6ATED.
prpo.1 rcr.

CHEAP RAILROAD TICKET oYYIoE.
Railroad tickets bought or sold, 70 or from al
this city. Apply TO N. D. WHTTEsIDE,
~ FsnnsylyInia avenue, Continental Hotel,
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JOB PRINTING.

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PROVISIONS.
TEHTRE HARKET STALLS,
~ NOS.
EORTHERE LIBERTY MARKET,
Stalls Mos. 206 and 200,
JOHN =. KELLEY.
Butcer and dealer in choice meats invites the A.
IGNITION Of the public TO his choice stock Of meat.
consisting Of beef lamb, mutton and veal. BE
ofeTg nothing bat me best In his line, and guaran-
tees satlsfActon. Marketing delivered 70 an parts
or the city free Of charge. 1e1-1
mo CONTRACTORS, ATTORNEYS AND
Il INVENToRs. Ihsye carefully prepared and
puOA1TsI xIERI6AF, HATENTs,
CONCRETE RAYIhS AHD ~ ~ JsnSs
ery i, 1874. Price. S1O, L. W. slhSABAuSSEhs
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,u1s-dxds Ut. coL I5isnS Salesman n n.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-03
OBITUARY..
Gen. George +. Picket.

s Gen. George T. Pickett died las
8 light ar Norfolk, Va after a briet
4 lness. He was born in Virginia il
Il825 and entered the Military cade
Smy at West Point from that State il
ElS42. lie went to the Mex can wal
with the rank of second lieutenant
:and acted with bravery at the bat
Stiles of COntrerzs and Ghurubusco.
GLE alsp behaved CALAMITY in storm.
9ing FL Molino del Rey, and won Tic
5brevet of captain at Chapultepec.
4 At the outbreak Of the civil war he
Coined the Confederate army as 1;
Commander OF Virginia Volunteers,
sand soon gained high rank and dis
Junction. He was present in nearl
Gill the battles fought in the early
5ycars Of the war by the Army 0,
&Northerp Virginia. serving both a.
$bri2ade and division commander.
! His most conspicuous services dur
sing the war was in the Pcnusylvaur
campaign Cf 1868. A. the battle
sGettysbarg he led with his Division
3Of NirginiaUs IN The memorable charge
Supon the Union forces holding Gene
Slctery Hill. His troops fought des
tperaleiy, encouraged by his gallant
!words and bearing, and the havoc il
gJhcir ranks was appalling Ever!
Sbrigadier general in the division wa,
Seither killed or wounded, the colonel,
gof five Virginia regiments were amonl
4 he slain. and of p regimeDta
3oiiicers only two escaped unhurt
3 Among bis brigade commanders on
4this occasion was Gen, j j. KEN
sper, the present Governor of Virginia
subsequently Gen. Pickett served il
sthe deicnscs of Richmond, and wa,
4actively engaged until the close o
sthe war, when he retired to private
I ife. Gen. Lee considered him on,
3nf lis best officers, aud bad grcar
5cOnlidence IN his skill and bravery
3At the time OF his death Gen. Picket
swas general agent of New IOrb
3ijle insurance company al Richmond
dShore he resided. i few weeks a.,
Che went to Norfolk ia search of health
S)ut his constitution was so impaired
ztha' his recovery was not expected by
shis friends. N. Y. TJTLuae 30h.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-03

Andrew johnson the last Of the cx
Presidents is dead. Wrapped in thc
Flag of the Union, with the American
COnStitui on on his breast. he IVA,
to-day, b. G:c thousand ofhis mourn,
ing countrymen laid to his last res
upon I lovely and commencing emil
neuce selected by himself aad over,
looking bis own town of GrcenviIle
Thus closed one Of the most brilliant
and remarkable careers that noderr
history records.
Tie country nil need and will miss
his aggressive and fearless spirit in
her struggle, to keep what she la,
won. lie o worshipers and iconoclasts
have marked him by turns, but at ;he
long end he waS sti the idol as he
was the defender Of the people.
1t is doubtful whether lie could
have died at a period more fortunate
for his own fame. Having stepped
down from the stormy height Of the
Presidency, he arose with an elastic
bound which has distinguished no one
of his predecessors, and it is by mol
means certain that he could have
fulfilled the cvtravagant expectation s
of the country. But history will
truthiully tell that a mighty man il
dead to day, and the popular acclaim
cin not be unwritten that
o. Fsmr's eternal camping ground
His silent tent IL spread.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-03
ASHES TO ASHES I!

This was q mournful but proud
day for Grccucvillc. Her illustri.-
Gus son was buried at 2 o'clock p.
NJ, but great men of the State
were there, and did his memory
the highest honors. At an early
hour the remains Cf the Senator
and eX-Presidcnt, were lying I'M
state in the court room, and thou
sands of people of all classes and
conditions, passed in and gazed at
the sealed and costly casket which
hid The mortal remains they never
more might see. Rapid decompo 4
sition rendered it iueXpcdient
to expose them to view,
and the sad cortagc paused and
looked upon the numerous por-
traits that hung about the wallis,
AMI then filed mournfully out
The casket was tastefully decked
with wreaths of rare flowers, and a
large photograph mounted in heavy
gilt frame, lay upon its centre
The building within and without,
was heavily and profusely draped
ia mourning, as were the office and
old tailor shop of the deceased, and
all the public buildings and news
paper offices of the town. The
private residence had simply the
modest crepe appcndages on door
hell and window. Masonic, Odd
Fellow, and other organizations
from various counties, made a
grand aggregate of numbers, and
these including the Patrons OF
Husbandry, were clad in their re-
galia for the funeral procession,
Which was headed by knights
Tcmplar of Occur de Lion com
mandcry No. 9, of Knoxville, and
fine Dickinson Light Guard,
al, a.a;, bcautiful Silver Band
from tie same city the whole
making a procession more than a,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-03
How the News was Received
Elsewhere.
Special to- the Banner.

Especial to the Banner.
& GAINESVILLE. July 3l.-Thc new
E1f the death OF ex-President Andrer
~ uhnSOn was received with prafounl
-3regrct b. the citizens of Clarksyille
tAIl animosity and resentment wa
J aid ASIDE, and a call has been issue,
g OF a meeting Of the citizens Of Mont
q merry County at the C0urt-hous,
lpn Monday next, to join in expressin.
5thcir sorrow ct the nations great loss
:3By Associated Press.
! CHATTANoGA, July GI.-The dealt
3of Andrew Johnson at , so this morn
ding is now confirmed. Tie desire
\ HAT his winding sheet be the Alg o.
2 lis country.
4 MEMPHIS, July 3l.-Tbc death Of
j'x-President Johnson caused d pro
found sensation here, though not clio
igethcr unexpected, after the displchc.
,Ireceivcd last night. His political
3friends we're deeply affected and his
5encmics silenced by his sudden death
! WAsHISGT0N July 81 .-Secretary
.fisb, now IN New York, has been in
giormed Of the death Of ex Prcsiden,
4 Johnson. 1t has been customary on the
3icccasc of an ex- President to isSu.
DIN executive order announcing tn,
5.vcnt ana directing the departments
10 be draped in morning, and thai
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-03
FIRsT-oLAss GOODS AT LOW PRICES.
Save Money by Purchasing Your Dry Goods Of
LEVY BROTHERS.

5COLORED GRENADTFES at 81, 81.
10. and 12Ic., wcrth more than
double tie money. These prices
arc fixed extraordinarily low to
close out the whole stock.
sLAWNS at 81. 12}, 162. 3. and SOC
5WASH- POPLINS at III and lG2c.
worth I62 and 2jc.
3BLACK ALPACAS at %. 80, 50,
40, -, so, GO, 75. So, 9Oc and
i up to 81 80 per yard. This en-
braces the largest and cheapest
stock of Alpacas in this city.
iWIDE BLACK SILK for lining at
75c. per yard.
BLACK SILKS at 90c.. 81, $I,1O,
,SI.25, S1.85, $50, Sl.75, s., and
up to s. 80 per yard-all of which
are much below regular prices.
3COLORED SILKS in great variety
at extraordinary bargains
REMNANTS Of DRESS GOODS at
extraordinary bargains;
AUSTRALIAN CREPE at 80; 90,
and 73c per yard;
3EOMBAZINES and other goods for
mouriugy
iCREFE WELLS in all qualities and
sizes, also full assortment Of as-
sortmcut of LOVE Wells;
:HEMSrITCHED. TAPE BORDER,
COL r Z D-B 0 r D + r. and
MOURNING HANDKERCHIEIS
in great variety;
il L G XII \ n D X L r c HIEF',
SCARFS, TIES, and BOWS, in
great variety;
.LACE and MUSLIN NECK
SCARFS,.
SASH RIBBONS in all qualities. and
a full assortment Of narrow RIB
BONS;
iRUFFLES at So, per dozen worth
Zoe. apiece
iRUFELEs at 50c. per dozen worth
I5c. apjcce-the latter hare lace
edges
iaCFFLES by the ward fro0 poe up
to 81 30 FER yard.
..iEEN COLLARS at - 90. AID
81 per cozca worth 81. $,loU, aad
MOTE 2irFB!r ovcs-ewen5y.i.us
sh,e's e paper and sae"ry-tour
"utei ,.c5 al 10, >, 20, 2..d -. g
box.
i-UAIS EXTRACTS. a,I TOILET
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-03
A NATIONS LOSS.
death of Ex-PreSident
Andrew Johnson.
Departed this Life at the Ecme
Of His Daughter Saturday
Morning,
that the Flag of lEIs
Country Should Dc His
Winding Sheet.
sorrow ct the News
of the sad Event.
The Body to be Taken to
GreencyiIle sunday,
And the Funeral to Fake Place
Tuesday,
WITH MASONIC HONORs.
Particulars Connected with the
Last Hours of the ilIustri-
Gus Dead.
The Body to be Taken 4
GTeenUyiIle sunday,
And the Funeral to Fake Place
Tuesday,
WITH MASONIC HONORs.
Particulars Connected Iii
His Death.
Special to the Bcnner.

Special to the Bcnner.
GREESEyILIE, July 3I.-Ex
President johnson died of paralysis
and heart disease. at the residcnc,
If his daughter, Mrs. Brown. in Car
ify Couuty County. some forty miIei
EAST of here. this morning at
r. clock. lie had been complaining
somewhat Of illness during the pas
month, but fclt no serious apprehen.
Isions. Last Wednesday he took III,
uorning train to visit his daughter
With whom Mrs. johnson had
)cen sajourning for the past 81,
weeks. lie rode in a hack from, Car
er's Depot To her residence, some
tx miles distant, and seemed j,
GOOD spirits. Ga his arrival ne cat
hearty dinner. and after a few min,
ntes of general conversation. he re-
hired up stairs, aud was talking alouo
with his grand daughter, Miss Lille
Slower, while thus engaged his tongue
seemed to refuse utterance, and L.
her great Consideration he fell from
his seat on the floor. Help was in
SANITY Summoned, and almost As
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-03
EVENT ana COAIAfENI

A man named McEnnery was re-
Gently arrested near SaltvilIe, for sell
ny Morning Star Pitters that was too
much adulterated with apple brandy
j Is said the Filters could not be de.
tected in it all and so he was taken
to Wythville for bitter reflections.
Montgomery Couty has called a
convention to nominate candidate
for tie House Of Delegates.
The Montgomery Messenger gays
man named Ransom, has sent to
that. office an odorless onion. This
may seem strange, bnt the eXplana-
tion is easy. Conrad has lost his sense
of smell. A man that can see his way
through the public debt, and cannot
s.-ICl! an onion, ought to be led out.
The corner stone Of the A. and NJ
College building, at BjacksBurg, il To,
be laid with Masonic hOmors. on the
18Th The Gov. aud the State Grand
Master are expected.
It T. now said that the members of
the firm Of Duncan Sherman d Co. !
have, since their failure, sent to record
transfers OF real estate, to the amount.
of "A million aIG a quarter Of dollars
and deeds of trust To date from 1868,
10 1874, with the names Of the granted
freshly inserted, aud in different
handwriting, ali or which means THAT
these gen lemen have feathered their
nests. IL 50, Tweed's villiany hyE
comparison with theirs, becomes ali
mes: respectable.
The death Of Ex-Prcsident Johnson
Is the event of the week The news5
fell upon Bristol like the tOIling Of az
funeral bell ia harvest time. Aye,s
everywhere ia his own country, thcf
people feel that a mighty man has
fallen. The W sCst politician Of thet
day il dead, He was born Deccmbers
9th, 1908 and died July 3lst, 1873 z
AGED 81 year,, months and weeks 4
The last Of the EXPresidents is gone.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-03

( BLEACHED KNITTING COTTON
all sizes, in balls, atGOc. per pound.
Singer Sewing Machine NEEDLE
i, at 40c per dozen; Wheeler Il VII.
| sou, Grover & Baker, Howe. Do,
! nestle. Weed. Home Elliptic. aud
Wilson Sew:ng-Machine NEEDLES
at SOC per dozen, We pay the
postage.
CLARKE'S 80. y. T." JOHN
CLARKE'S. and COAI"S SPOOL,
| COTTON at zoe. per dozen,
CARPET-WARP in all col5rs-rb,
| 5esr manufactured:
CARPETS, OiL>CLOTHS.
MATING, RUGS, MAS,
WINDOW SHADES, CURTAIN
| LACES, CURTAIN MTSLINS
and CURTAIN>FIXTURES.
CALICO COLLARS and CUFFS At
l0c a set worth sec.
LINEN STAND-COTERS at Goo.
worth 81;
WOOL TABLE-COFE2S alSI WORT,
$3.50;
PIANO COVERS at great b?r-liu,
TABLE LINEN>DAMASK and TAI
BLE~CLOTHS in all qualities at
extraordinary Bargains,
NAPKINS, DOiLJES, TOWELS. and
TRAYgLOTHS in great variety
and at much below regular prices
HONEY CONB QUILTS at 81 worth
SI5G:
CROTCHET QUILTS at $50 aad
s. worth s. 30 and s..
WHITE and STRIPED HOSE for
women and children in allquliiligs.
KID GLOVES in all qualities from
75c. up to S2.2j pair;
LISLE-THREiD GLOVES and
GAUNTLETS from 25c. W. to X :
BUCK GAUNTLETS in an entities:
CIEFIGT SHIHTINGS 1T l2I. H..
and 2Jc. per yard;
BnD-TiCh in all qualities from TO-.
to 30. per yard;
LINEN and COTTON SITFETEyGt
and PiiLGU-CA&UiNuS A. bar
Csiue.'
bhEA"HED and TN3LEtCHEU
COtFCES lrnm E. =. sip Go the b..
r!l"u Ilf.ref,'
LINEN CARRIAGE DCsTEGs IN
great var.et,
EEtNT-EAuE DEESsE e arI ~
VLH.- r.7f-NNf- r.-..,.r:.
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The Lvnchburg REPUEII,

/ The Lynchburg REPUBucA:
Gays:
"No one ever doubted that the Legi-Iatur
.hayc the power TO repeal the funding BIZ
siH toto. rs they have already repealed tina
Feature Cf it which authorized the issue O
coupons receivable for taxes, but they can
1not affect the validity Of the transaction
suudcr that or any other law, while il was il
3torce."
Now not to put too fine a poin
! upon it, we have to say that, whcl
! the Legislature Of 1871 passed tina
Funding BIZ, it exceeded its powers
| 1t had no more right to transfer
|the control of the State debt to for
'cign hands than it had to part for
ever with right Of Eminent Do
main, by ccding it forever to Great
.Britlain. We 60 farther, we doubt
IF even the people could do it by a
direct vote. There are people to
come after us who are to be affcc-
ted by this sort Of legislation
Satan may be bound for a thousand
years, but the people never, except
by absolute physical force. Now
we hope You get our idea,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-03
The GRAVE

Twas on the most commanding and
beautiful hill perhaps in East
5Tennessee, being located exactly
Jon its symmetrical top, some 300
feet in height. At 2 o'clock p.
. NJ, the solemn burial services Of
the knights Templar and Master
Masons, were read, and the casket
lowered into the zinc case, above
which, the walls Of the grave had
been handsomely spread with fine
cement, and at 3 o'clock tie earth
was upon all that remained of
iAndrcw Johnson. Hundreds Of
persons took a way with them, pie
GEES Of the slate dug from the grave.
A cross Of Evergrecn8 and flowers,
upon which was the device,
'irhe Peoples Friend He Slcci eth"
was laid upon the mound, and the
long procession went away
And left him alone in HE glory"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-03

squarter Of a mile in length. The
Ipeol le Of Greene and other corn-
flies, and Of various cities, poured
Pin almost countlessly, increasing it:
length. Among the distinguished
persons present, we noted Cover
.nor Porter, the Comptroller, Treas
urer, and former Comptroller Of
! the State Mayor Etaub, Atty
IGenl. Williams, Hon. J. NJ. Thorn,
burg, Of Knoxville; Hon. VIM.
ICrutchfcId, Hon. WIN. L. McFar
land, and Judge Mcfarland Cfthc
Supreme Court. Senator Fowler
Judge {. +. Trigg, and others whom
we have not space TO mention
Precisely at noon, the remains
were deposited in the Hearse
drawn by four lay hoIses, capari-
,soEcd in black velvet richly deckcd
with masonic emblems. In rear
.ofthe organizations, was the family
.ofthc eX-Prcsident, excluding Mrs.
johnson, who is very i'll in Carter,
and Ms. Brown, who remained to
attend her. The solemn march
for lwo-thirds Of mile to the
grave was made to the music of
Webster's Funeral March. The
and drill OF the Light
Guards and knights Tcmplar,
were excellent, and their splendid
uniforms made display very i'm
posing. The Johnson Guard, COM
posed Of q Young men, were clad
in citizens dress.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-03
7MVHOMAS
HOUSE.
Re opened by
J. NJ. THOMAS,

mum 'oLieeJ, bflSJOl, rem.
HAVE again reopened the Thorn.
L as House. on Main Street, and am
prepared 10 furnish frst-class accom-.
notation to the public. No money
tnd no pains will be spared |, make
he hotel all it was in its palmiesi
lays.
Boarders will be received on .Jod
teTms
Being prnvided with good stables /
nm prepared to furnish stalls. food ano
ltttelJioh TO horses.
Rail road passengers will find the
house located in easy distance Of the
Passenger Exchange, the tables well
FURNISHED and lodging unsurpassed.
POrters regularly at the trains to re-
ceive baggage and conduct passengers
Jan s. Tiff
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-03

tsoon as raised he expressed indis,
stinctly that his right side was para :
sIyzcd. After being taken to the bed,
Sihe family spoke of sending
Sfor physician, he forbade
) t, saying that he would soon recover.
Z In this way the summoniag of medi-
zeal ard was deferred for twemty-fou
shours. When DR.. Jobc was called
4from Elizabethton. some two miles
z distant, lie instantly began the heroic
q treatment, aided by Or. Cameron,
3and seemed at one time on the next
8 lay to BE succeeding. The patient
3conyersed imPeIfectly in regard f.
domestic matters, and did not seem
CONSCIOUS Of the approaching dissolu-
3lion, but his case Eas beyond the skill.
5of physician. aud at Z o clock las,
snight be became unconscious. Mrs
3 Patterson and Andrew johnson, il
arrived an hour later with twp
5physiciaus from GreeneviIie. DIS
4 }royies and Taylor but he did not re-
Z ognize any OF them, and after sever
saours and a half OF Inconsistencies
gic peacefully breathcd his last, sur
Grounded by his wife, children aud all
5hjs grandchildren except the son and
daughter Of ex-senator Patterson.
The body will be brought here to-
morrow morning and be buried witt
sAlasOuic honors ON Tuesday. Knox
3vilIe requests the honor of buryiue
he ilIusJriuus dead, bat the famih
ire unwilling that the remains shou,C
ibe removed from home to any place.
unless, possibly, the clpitai of tn,
Estate he has 50 long and faithfully.
sscrved, Extensive preparations are
accordingly being made by various
.civic and military organizations to at
stcnd the funeral here. where they vii
lbe joined by the citizens of this aud.
,neighboEimg counties.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-03
CORNELIUS A. GRAY
Barber and Hair-Dresser,

4 FRONT STREET, one DOR sout Of BUM
ing & Peppers Drug Store, Batn Room al
'tachcd.
MAY 30 ls7i.-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-03
TINE The 18th Day Of Sept, 1876
RER Ms :.

Cash in hand suf.rjcn, 20 poy costs Of SEit and
Expenses oC sale aI.d %. sruaui jn tIrre equal
I'S' ailments, ca 6. l.. Hrsi Is months lime Notes
with security r.qefr-i OF ih. purchaser, and a
len retained until FU chase money all paid.