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News of the City and County.

He tHluftn ; moral concert at lHe L Hltaitih
church will be holden on Sunday, July 4th.
Hilton a Lothrop, taors have raised new
and tasty sign at their rooms over Cadwelrs
book store.
Don't bother your ncighbors BY borrowing
the journal, when YOU can have it regularly
for s. year
Jesse Crossman, former resident of Belfast,
and a well known stage proprietor and horse
dealer died in Boston last week.
The female operatives at the straw work.
upon the east side of the river, enjoy lie
through the agency of clam bakeS,
The fifteen minutes earlier in which the train
leaves mornings, i, productive Of much swear
ing on the part of those who get lett ia con
sequence.
The new propeller that j. being attuC he'd 10
the steamer Pioneer is an Improvement OYER
the Old one, and it is claimed will give her adt-
tona speed
The lightning bug has put in an appearauer.
which Is It sign that tinker, will soon be in the
BAY Nou had better get your hook, and linz
ready, boys.
The Rev Mr. Webster. Of the Baptist
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cecnt satisfaction.
The hardware irm of A. j. Hartman = lao.
had their stock attached and doors closed E.,
creditor, ON MONDAY. 1t i hoped that tuer
embarrassment will be but temporary
The first car8oes OF next winter, supply TO,
coal have arrived. and soon will Ne seen tho
black heaps about the back warts unt r-IIl-
windows. Thus, in the middle ut -tInn-..
are we reminded Of winter.
Conductor Mace entered upon hi new tim.
table Monday morning. The train now leave
fifteen minutes before ciaht IN the morning
and arrives Ut II 81 Il. IN. Afternoon tram
leaves al :, 30, Is usual and arrives At ~.
H., Nh. ,...u ,u; +, .,,.,
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REPUBLICAN JOURNAL.
THURSDAY. JUNE "a, 1875.
WILLIAM H. SIMP SON
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Nothing could be more delicate, or more
touching, nothing more quckening to pat
riotic impulses, than the visit of the Mary
land Fifth to the soldiers and sailors mon
ument at Charlestown Wednesday, A
quiet march, floral shield laid upon the
memorial'pile, a dirge, simple, soldier
ly salute; that was all. But it was APP
propriate, graceful, and will be long re-
membered Boston Advertiser.
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The charges of fraud and corruption in
the Indian Department at Washington are
fully sustained by investigation. Stealing
runs riot there.
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The ROckland lime manufacturers have
agreed to let the kilns burn out and burn no
more lime at present. The market is glutted
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KVFOTI HTVVI'Tt'I VIZ
on motion of Mr.. Narney of Bangor the tenn
porary organization was made Il. permanent
one.
On motion of Mr.. Madigan of lloulton the
several County delegates were appointed Com
mtlee to bring in list of Vice Presidents. Re
solutions and members of the State Committee.
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rIIr GRAND REVIEW

/ he first features OF marked interest in
the city proper wa the parade review by
Gov. Castor and invited guests OF the
state and city Of the entire body OF militia,
home and visiting and at the State house
Major Gen, T. F. Butler commanded and
the display of nearly 10000 troops, 1000
of which We're Massachusetts regiments,
,I-1a I.t4lN- ti,.4
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THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

The Richmond Commandery of knights
Templal, escorted by De Molay Com
mandery OF Boston, visited the Monument
grounds early in the forenoon as guests of
the Cunr de Lion Commandery OF Charles
town. The occasion was significant as a
heartfelt reunion Of representative bodies
Of the South and North ON the soil sacred
fla thp ,tafiA1
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SKATE COMMITTEE.
Aroostook, J. c. Madigan, Houton
Androscoggin, +. y. Lytord, Lewiston.
Cumberland, ID. ii. ingraham, Portland.
Franklin, l.. b. Pillsbury, Birmingham.
Hancock, A. A. Bartlett, Ellsworth.
kennebee. +. f. Pillsbury, Augusta.
Knox. j. II. Martin, Camden.
Lincoln. X. L. Rundlett, WiscaSsct.
oxford, A. 5. Kimball, Waterford.
Piscataquis, Henry Hudson, Jr, Gultorl.
Penobscot, Wyatt Weed, Neazie.
Sagadahoc, Abel Libby, Richmond.
Somerset, w. X. q. Estes, Skowhe%m.
Waldo, l.. IL. Murch, Belfast
Washington. L. 5. Peavy, Whiting,
York, Edwin Stone, BiddctorL.
RESOLUTIONS.
ArooStook, j. C. Madi@an. Iioulton.
Androscoggin. ). ID. Wakefield, Lewiston
Cumberland, l.. -. NJ. SWEET, Portland
Franklin, $. &. Belchtr. Pennington,
Hancock, G. Spoiord Deer Isle.
kennebec, Hon. j W. Bradbury, Augusta
Knox, Atwood Levenseler Thomastou.
Lincoln, Alfred IemoN, Wiscas-cl.
oxford John Walker, Lowell
Piscataquis, A. }. Chase, Leber.
renobscot, John Narney, Bangor.
Sa@aduhock, q. G. Moses, Bath.
somerset, Geo. Greenleaf, STARK b.
Waldo X. A. Treat, Frankfort.
Washington, G. r. Gran"er, CaIuir.
YORK. \ Alfred Cakes, SO, Berwick
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The procession was four hours and ten
minutes passing given point, and was
estimated to be ten miles in length. The
route, which was six miles long, was
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-01-26
PREPARING FOR WAR.
a Special Message from the
President.
Recommending aM Appropia-
tiOn,f0r Sea-COast Defenses.

The President sent The following
message to the Senate and House Of
Representative to-day:
In mg annual message of Decem
Der ], 1878 while inviting general
attention to recommendation made
by the Secretary of War, your spec
ial attention was invited to the i'm
portance of preparation for war in
the armament Of orr sea- coast de
lenses proper, This armament is oil
vastly more importance than fortified
tiors. The latter can be supplied
very speedily for temporary purposes
when needed. The former canno'.
These views gain increased strength
as years roll by. I have now again
the honor 10 call special attention to
the armament of our Notifications,
and the absolute necessity for the
immediate provision by Congress for
the procurement of heavy cannon.
The large expenditures required to
supply the number Of guns for orr
forts the strongest argument that can
be adduced for liberal annual appr0-
prition for their gradual accumulation.
In the sine of var such preparations
cannot be made.
The constant appeals for lcgi. ton
on the armament of Notifications,
ought no longer to be disregarded. if
Congress desires to prepare for i'm
portant material without which the
future must inevitably lead to discs
ter. This subject is submitted with
the hope that the consideration it
deserves may be given it the present
session.
[Signed] q. S. GRANT.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-01-26
GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS
AND ALL THE YEAR ROUND


hlldren presents Of useful articles
RIBBONS at greatly reduced
prices:
| CLOAKS in great variety : smorc
which will Be found some sleg,,,
beaded ones suitable for hoIid,v
presents;
ELEGANT LACE and NOTING
HAM CURTAINS 10 great Va,
riety;
BRUSSELS. Tapestry, Three.PIy
Ingram, Venetia0, and Hemp Gar!
pets;
COCOA MATS, Wool Mats, Tapestry
Velvet, Administer, and Oil>Cloib
Rags;
WHITE and COLOREDBLANKETq
in all sizes and qua titles;
WHITE and COLOREDj TWILLED
and Plain FIannels in all qualities
at extremely low prices;
BLEACHED, Unbieaehed, Colored
and Printed Canton Flannels ar
bottom prices
Another declined in the price Of
COTTON GOODS ; New York
Mills, l0Sc.,' Wamsutta, 15c.. Da>
vol 14e.; Unbleached Knitting
Gotten, 3sc. per pound, Notice
we give our customers the adyar-
taee of the decline Immediately.
PILLOW CASE COTTON ard
SHEETINGS retailed or wholesale
prices,
SCOTCH. RUSSIA, COTTON, and
BIRD ). EYE DIAPER at the low
est prices
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS in great variety at much
below the regula prices.
TAILERS' TRENMINGS-such as
BUTTONs BINDINGS, PADDINGs,
Innings, Silks. THREADS, TWIST,
&c,
CARDIGAN JACKETS, Heavy
BUCK GLOVES, MlTTS, and
COUNTRY-KNlT SOCKS, for
gentlemen.
In DRESS GOODS you will find
BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
MERIN0S, CASIiNERES,
TYCOON REPS,
MATALAS SUITIEGS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS. SERGES,
AUSTRALIAN CREPE,
ALPACAS. MOHAIRS,
BKILLIANTINES, TAMISE,
BOMBAZINES, &c. &c.
BLACK and COLORED SILK
VELYETS,
Purchasers Of dry goods vii! Sud !!
to their advantage to make their
purchases Of US. We keep the lar
cest, aud cheapest. and best assorted
stock Of goods in the State, ; ask Tut
one price. and that one price, sad
that the lowest. We are alwsyS the
first 10 mark down or prices VIXEN
there is a decline.
Prompt attention given to nFdar'.
good, sent by express. mail or any
other wav desired.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-01-26

The State JOURNAL, the republi-
can paper of Va, has the sharpness
to prick the radical bubble of compar>
ison, between the dispersion of the
Kansas Legislature under Pierce,
and that of Louisiana, under Grant,
and in which no sort of parallel ex-
lists, because Kansas was only a
Territory, then under control of the
federal government, while L, uisiana
is, in name at least and CT right, a
sovereign State.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-01-26
THE NASHVILLE GAME.

What news from Nashville ? is
the question of the hour. We will
briefly state that up to this morn
ing there was 70 election. Mr..
johnson went in last Tuesday with
81 straight votes, the remaining
members being irregularly divided
between Stephens, Brown, Bate,
Savage and Quarles. During the
week all efforts to combine the
anti~Johnson vote on any one of
his opponents failed utterly, but on
Saturday, by an accident, Gen.
Bate came within one vote of the
prize, polling rs votes against 43
tor Johnson and 6 for Ewing. In
proof that this was not intended his
vote was decreased on each succeed
ing ballot during the day. Yester-
day, the vote stood, johnson "A,
Bate 46, Ewing s.
This spectacle presented TO us at
Nashville IS a painful one. We
wish we could believe that the flu
lure will-not sh) it fruitful of re-
gret and shame to Tennessee. The
question over which is plotted a
game of costly dissipation is not
how to balance and develope the
frame Of a great national party, but
how 10 defeat johnson. 1t is not
who will make the greatest name
and achieve the finest destiny for
;hc State, rot who will make the
lest Senator, but who can rally
the greatest number of votes to
defeat johnson, who when Presi-
den. was first to meet and breast
the storm which was bursting on
the constitution. When he step
ned over the lifeless Lincoln into
the White House, these people
were seized with conviction OF
Immediate min They well knew
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-01-26

Yes Sirl Very true, Missouri
"busted" when she failed to show
even meagre but decent appre~
citation of the brilliant and able
Carl Shurz. We will wager a
nickel that there is not to-day in
the Union, a single collection Of
cultivated people, with whom she
has not by this act, lost caste.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-01-26
EVENT and COMMENT

Zach Chandler the present radical
Senator from Michigan, gets his dose
Isaac u. Christiancy. conservative.
heats him 3 votes. lie has been for
IL years, Judge OF the Supreme Court,
was originally q democrat, then free
soiler, next a republican, and since
the flood Of "a. HASN'T had a particle
OF radical starch in him.
Irwin, the stubborn witness. the
man who jobbed through Congress,
the Pacific mail contract at an ex-
pense OF S750.0G0, has come to time.
and spews up all he knows about it
Forney got 81, 900, Shumaker, Of
Brooklyn got $500 zoe, aud A. II.
Whiting, 500, 600. The amounts paid
other parties. who now for tie first
time find themselves conspicuous.
range all the way from $500. 10 So, 000.
DR.. VIM. Owen. Sr., father of the
late Col. Il. l.. Owen, and of DIR. Otto
way Owen, died in Lynchburg last
Friday evening, at the advanced age
of 81 years. The Republican says his
second wife, originally a Miss Carter
was a niece Of Gen, Washington. De-
ceased was the first to perform the op-
Grafton of resection.
The Hinton Herald records g cad
case. Little Jimie Sperry went out
with his skates, but failed TO return
At dusk his brother went to the pond,
200 yards in front of the house. where
they gathered ice earlier in the day
There were the tracks of bis little
skates, runnig straight into the open
ing made In the centre. His little
hat was floating on the water. The
tale was told! The little fellow was
drowned.
The Senate Of Va. took holiday last
Saturday. And for what?
The Presbyterian Churches North
and South tried to come together at
BALTIMORE, and are now wider apart
than ever.
The Tenn. Legislature has done
nothing for a week. but to gambol
for wooden Senator.
The oyster opens his month when he
gets into the va. Legislature.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-01-26

MAKE you nuSDanus, wives, anu
HANDKERCHIEF, GLOVE. anc
WORK BOXES in great variety
WRITING DESKS, PHOTOGRAPH,
ALBUMS. and FANCY BOXES;
TOILET MATS. TIDES, ard MAR
SEILLES QUILTS;
TABLE, PIANO, and STAND Gov
ERS.
TOWELS NAPKINS, and DoY-
LIES;
TABLE-CL0THS with NAPKINS
to match. an elegant article for a
present;
JET CROCHET BEADED POCK-
ETS at one half their value;
SILK NECK-SCARFS from zoe. to
81. This embraces the largest as
Sortment in this city;
! INITIAL HANDkERCHIEFS for
ladies and gentlemen, among which
will be found = full assortment
worked in the convent of Paris;
LACE, HEMSTITGHED, AID EN-
BROIDERED HANDKERHlEFS /:
SILK, LINEN, HEMSTITCHED.
andCOTTON HANDKERCHIEFS
for gentlemen;
WOLLEN NE JK,SCARFS and CHA-
WATTS for gentlemen;
SASH RIBBONS in great variety
from 40e. up to Sl.25 per yard;
FURS il great variety for women
and children, very cheap;
NUBIAS at % and soc. and 81;
SHAWLS 10 great variety from SOC.
up to $50, making the largest and
best assorted stock in this city;
CHILDREN s and LADIES' BOULE.
WARD SKIRTS from 81 to So so;
LADIES' BALMORAL SKIRTS
from 75c. to 81;
CHILDREN S BALMORAL SKIRTS
at 40c, worth 75c.;
KNIT SACQUES, BASQUES,
COATS, HOODS, and MITTS;
MERINO, LAMBS'-WOOL and
BUCKSKIN SHIRT aud DRAW
ERS;
COTTON, CASHMERE, and LAMBS
WOOL PLAIN and STRIPED
HOSE for womed and children;
JkT-CHAINS, Ear-Rings, Breast
Pins, Crosses, MedalIious, Brace
let's, and Bludeaux;
COLGATE'S HANDKERCHIEF
EXTRACTS; also Violet, Laven-
der, MultiAora, aud Rosedora
Toilet Waters; also. Soaps, in
great variety;
BEADED aud BUGLE GIMPS,
Fringes aud Insertiags in great
variety, at much below regular
prices;
BALL CHENiELLE ard Bullion
Fringes in ali of the leading colofs.
4 full assortment of Buttons Of the
latest styles;
PLAIN and BEADED YAK LACES,
Guipure, Bobbin, Thread Yalen-
ciennes, and Duchess Laces;
BLACK aud COL0RED VELVET
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-01-26
Lnnk Ont COLLECTORS,

The bill extending the time for the
collection Of taxes TO June lst., con
tains a clause our collectors would do
Well to note. OF course their bonds
must be renewed, but if they refuse to
renew said bonds, then their offices
become vacated thereby, and the
vacancy shall be filled in the
manner provided by law.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-01-26

The Va Legislature IS working on
the oyster. and Rockinghams $4,000
Of lost bonds, and the Road biz and
the bill to provide for the election OF
county cificers. The effort TO have
all but clerks to serve out theirprcst n
terms failed in the Senate. The
anti-funders have detcrmerned to al
low deduction Of 90 per cent to all
who pay their tax in currency.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-01-26
500 PIANOS Sc ORGANS
ANOTHER
@ P P @ R 7 NIT Y

TO INVEST A FEW DOLLARS, WITH
POSSIBLE RETURNS OF THOUSAND,
is OFFERED BY THE POsTPoNEHENT
OF PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
TO TIE 9th OF FEBRUARY, NEXT
OF THEIR FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
AND DRAWING. TIE MANAGEMENT
ARE PLEDGED 10 TIE RETURN OF
TIE MONEY II THE DRAWING SHOULD
NOT CONE OFF AT THE DAY NOW
APPOINTED
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-01-26

- asa..l-.s1.ca,. z.se. -ssszcsEzSs sszsEzz
the desperate party that rolled and
surgcd beneath him, and they knew
that the world had produced few
men capable of resisting such in
fiuerccs, aud they expected as little
from the leader SIS from the party.
In that dark hour Of apparent
| doom Elk Gov. Harris fed from
! the people he had led into secession,
and, dashing into the carons and
gorges of Mexico, left them fomcet
confscation and death alone. Then
il was that Andrew johnson arose
to The sublime levels of fame, and,
snatclling from the dust the lost
flag Of Democracy, proclaimed that
the disarmed people Of the South
should neither be destroyed nor
Impoverished that's omcthingmust
be done for great States that Lad
been oyerthrown. Amid The fra5-
ful uprosr that succeeded there was
thenceforth one serene, but con-
sp;cuous figure, that leaned forward
to the pclting fire and courted po~
litical and even physical death in
preference to surrender. That man
was Andrew johnson.
With sorrow let it be told that
Gov. Harris never dared to return
and share the fate Of his fallen COM
rades until he saw the stalwart form
of Johnson between him and the
enemy. Gov. Harris is a brilliant
man, and on the field of Shiloh he |
rode into the blaze of battle, buthe |
has yet to show that he is posses
sor or is capable Of that sublimegt |
sort Of hcroism which can make
stand npOn the hot lava Of ruin and
face a triumphant, but vindictive
foe. In the presence of this writer
he admitted that Mr.. johnson is
the ablest and most comprehensive
statesman Of the day, and had never
stained his hands with public plum
der. Yet we find lin at Nash
vile, not as the exponent of any
great principle, nor Of any policy,
but as the inspirer and infamer of
a purpose to make his State
cspouse and averge his own person,
al quarrel. We wish we could say
less of this matter, but it will not
admit Of less. Tennessee belongs
to the Country and to Democracy,
and We very much fear that those
Of her legislators who envy the
doubtful notoriety of Missouri in
the extinction of CARL Schurz, will
yet live to sec flat Tennessee has
lost one Of those great opportuni-
ties that wiser and cooler men, to :
her historical renown, seized in the 7
days Of Andrew jackson. Our
people forget what a great mind
can do. What wonderful abyss
in results lies between a frst-cIass {
Senator and a second or third-class :
one.
Only a fortnight since, when the
army Of this country claimed and /
seized the right to make and un- L
make State Governments, the 7
President aud his party in !
power refused TO heed the below Q
ng thunders of Boston and New
York. Yet one blast from the R
liver bugle of Carl Schurz caused Q
he knees Of Grant to shake, like :
hose Of Beltshazar, and he tore q .
Up his insolcnt and defiant mes
age. "
We arc bold to predict that if 3
his second attempt to Slaughter
ir. Johnson is to succeed the
ODER second thought of the conn :
ry. will condemn IL as q him
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-01-26

Our Delegate Mr., Longley was re-
Gently robbed, in bis room in. Rich
mond, of watch worth $50 and
$3.50 cash. The members have made
up purse for him, This is good and
complimentary, but how he and friend
Grayson got along next morning
without their pants we are not inform :
Oh
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-01-26

The sub committee sent to New
Orleans, were ike little George,
and "conld'nt tell lie," but Hoar
and his companions have been sent
down, and are warranted TO he.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-01-26
Joel II. Galliher's
Livery Stable,
GOODS0N, VA.

I TAKE this method of returning
L many thanks to the citizens of
Goodson, Va, and Bristol, Tenn. for
their past patronage in my line of
business, and hope they will not for
get that 1 will continue the business
for the next two years in w. w.
James new
BRICK STABLE,
where can accommodate as MANY as
may call al 25c per feed or. 75c per day,
SO 90 per month, and will also keep
first-class Saddle Horses, Buggies and
Hacks, to accommodate parties wish
ing to visit any point in the surround
ing country, at rates, and will also
run two Drays in Goodson, Va, and
Bristol, Tenn. at as low rates as any
of my competitors. Give me q cal
and will see that you are accommo-
dated.
Respectfully.
IN. GALLTHER,
nac I ~ Nv
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Wool Wanted.
AT
THE ROHHERW Cd HOOLEI
MILLS.
ROLL GA RIDING.
CARDING, SPINNING & ANU
FEATURING DONE IN THE
BE ST ANNER & ON
SHORT NOTICE.

HAVING employed hands of long
experience together with my personal
attention to the business will enable
me to warrant satisfaction to all who
may favor me by bringing their wool
to this mill. l will keep Jeans. CASH
mers, Flannels Blankets, and Spun
Yarn to exchange for wool at the mill.
TERMS.
For Roll Carding, White, SIC. per ID.
Is - liked Zoe. Z" "
Carding and Spinning zoe. &" "
Or will card and spin for oDe-third
jeans made for so cts. per yard. Blan-
kets two dollars each or one half for
the other, and other goods in proper
ton.
II. B.-The wool brought TO be car
ded into rolls should be creased at
home. That which is to be carded
and spun bring one pound OF grease
for pounds of wool
ROTHERWOOD,
Near Kingsport
Hawkins, County,
Tenn.
n. P. JORDAN,
Proprietor.
ECASH PAID FOR WOOL.
May 5, l874.--tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-01-26

ULODH I'M n WUNNS, DEJ TUT OuIO'
Guaranteed to be the best Wheel in the world
rs has been demonstrated by recent tests at
Holyoke, Mass.
Send for Catalogue and Price List, Of
Stout, Mills & Temple, Dayton, Ohio, or
James NJ. W Idle, Agent, Nashville, Tenn.
Feb. "a, 'T4-lY
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-01-26

The brave an eloquent Col. Hinton
Of Norfolk is dead. The silver
tongue is stillcd.