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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-01
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VIRGINIA.

FAREWELL TO TIE STAR SPANGLED
BANNER The last man of the "army
of occupation loft the sacred soil
Yesterday aiternoOn, when special
train Oh the York River railroad took
or company G.. 1lst United States
artillery, Nortward bound. There il
not one single EARNED invader" in
this State now, with. the exception of
the garrison ut Fortress Monroe-a
place only technically n part Of the
territory of this Commonwealth
Enquirer.
VIRGINIA IMPROVEMENTS I'm Allo-
ghany county there arc 1000 acres,
lately purchased, that are rich in coal
and iron and we'll wooded. The iron
crops out above the water level, and
and the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
will run near TO Il. A furnace IL in
operation from which the Tredegar
Works at Richmond have drawn their
best ore. 1t is the intention of the
company making the purchase Ia inn
prove the property at once. In addi-
zion to company from Pennsylvania,
u New England company and an otE-
or from New York are on the ground
b. Increase the actiVity.-LynchJu'y
PlyiHidn. t..,
a new post office has been establish
ed at Eagle Iron Works, Wythe cOun-
tS, aud Charles B. Gallup appointed
lioslHaaster, and will be regularly sup
piled by special service.
VIM. II. Suffer, charged with the
murder of Miss SARAH Bales, In Bland
county, some months since, was tried
at the special term OF Smyth Circuit
Court (Judge John III. Fulton, prcsid-
4 lns x.f...ls aud asnuitfa1
UNpERwooD's CouRr. This court
is expected to sit in this place on the
LIST az July. We hope the Judge viii
make il convenient 10 hold his
court, IA the people would like 10 see
him. lFyfhcpWo Dispatch.
CAuafrT. We learn that Reese Lus-
Ter. the man who shot and mortally
wounded Col. Boyle, of Tazewell coun-
~, ON the 18th inst, has been eaptur,,
sd in the State of Kentucky, and
brought back to Tazewell. Two OF his
nccomplices In the bloody deed-hl'
father and brothcr-are still at large
-.S0uthtcostorn Enterprise.
MuNIFICENr DoNATIoN.-The Nor
folk Viy1iliida learns that the munlil'
cent sum of 100000 has been recently
donated to the Episcopal rheolo gica
Seminary at AleAahurl".
SUPREME CouRr or APrEALs.-At
me .Judgcs ProscRt.-In this cour
Yesterday n decision In the case o
Skipwith VS.. Cabell was rendered, re
Versing the decree of the Circuit cour
of Nelson county.
An election was held for clerks o
the Supreme Court of Appeals u
Wytheville and Staunton. Mr.. JON
Paris was elected clerk of the court
Staunton, and Mr. Joseph w. Cald
well Tor Wytheville.
The torn for holding the court a
Stanton was fixed for the 81 of Al
gust, and at Wytheville for the LIST c
September.
EsTILIVuLE, Va, June Is, 1871
The following Is n list OF mariiag
license issued by the Clerk OF 500
county iur two weeks ending loth o
June, 1870, via;
Jui.e Sth, William Il. Brlckey an
Margaret Sumey. =,
june sth, William Casieei and !
Bleyins.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-01

Nelson md Deaderielx.

Some of our Tennessee exchanges are
still urging Convention TO nominate
candidates for the Supreme Bench.
We had supposed that point was set
tied some time ago, and that tho Con-
ventlon viii come of early next
month. In anticipation thereof, we
present the names of Hon. II. A. II.
Nelson and J.. w. Dcaderick, of East
Tennessee, to the favorable consider
alton of that body, that is to be. The
first named is well known to the citi-
zens of the State, as an able jurist
and incorruptible man, of whose cleo
tion no doubt Is expressed, in this %
cality. The second, Mr.. Deaderick,
though not so well known here, is evil
IDENTIFY fsvoritc in East Tennessee,
and is endorsed by hundreds here and
elsewhere, as eminently qualified for
the high position. As to the candi-
dates in the other two divisions of the
State, pubic opinion is divided, and,
and with the lights before us we donot
feel authorized to speak of any two as
being the decided choice Of this COM
munity. = CftrksUHic CarOnicic,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-01
I'VE WAN.
HoLsroN RIvF.'. Il. TENN, I
Juno 18th. 1870.


Dfcssrs. Editors. i See In your last
Issue notice Of the expected lecture
OF Professor Davis, at Union shortly,
for tho benefit of tho Methodist church
at that place. Arrangements arc made,
and If the time Is not changed 10y UNI
seen circumstances, Professor Davis
will TO at Union on tho nights uf tho
LIST and 81 OF July and perhaps preach
on tho Sabbath following. Lot all
como who wish to hear an interesting
lecture and are IN favor of repairing
thechurch.
The thanks of the membership OF
the church are hereby rendered to the
daughters of Mr.. Aiken, whose intlu-
once contributed 30 much toward rails
ing fands 10 pay for that fine Bible,
Hymnbook and Globe Lamps, for the
church, purchased by their brother
while No &
Now, Messrs. Editors, those of us
who live Il mile or two from Union,
that loved and venerated place, which
you held up in such glowing colQrs,
feel thGt we were somewhat hunCrcd
by living near 50 fine place, for sure
ly the sweet fragrance difrusing and
emanating therefrom will, like thu
sun, have an intiuecce and make All
partake of its nature that are near its
lovely walks.
As to the dcoendants of Ham being
left with suspicious resting upon them
as to the disappointment OF Mr.. All
ken Mt the loss of bis 'dinler, like the
Tom Cat, at Bristol, tlrat made his es-
cape, species of the canine race was
seen going from .Aiken's toward Mrs.
McClcllens with n cooked ham in his
mouth.
As TO the population of Union It il
on the increase, since you were here
MIR. - and vifc-who are border
ing ON fifty have been lllest with a
fine son, this however, is not a strange
occurrence rs short time previous
Mr.. - who had grown old with
age that there was not hair between
him and the eavens had one added
TO his family. Thus you see Union Is
noted place and | leave IL for the
world to conjecture what it will be in
the future.
A NETaHBoR.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-01
A Wordto the Wise.

Our farmers aud country boys who
want to migrant West, simply for the
novelty of the thing, or with the hop G
of lettering their condition, may be
dissuadcd from leaving Tennessee by
the experience of one "who has been
there" and know whereof he speaks.
Last Fall. w. p. Ellington a well
known farmer of Knox county emil
grated to Kansas, taking his family
along. In II letter, recently received
from him, he says:
I have been sadly disappointed in
Kansas. 1t it is by no means the county
it Is represented to be. The land Is
cheaper than in Tennessee, but it will
cost rs much to enclose it as good
farm Is We nth I'm TenE essoe.
The good land, here, is all taken up
by spectators, who are continually
sending cut circulars and pamphlets,
cranmed with fllsehoods and misrep-
resentutiors, induce immigration to
this State, ana thus increase the value
of their lands. The climate Is very
disagreeable. My family are all sick.
Some of them have bilious fever and
others are chilling. Tell my East
Tennessee friends to stay at home and
not to think of leaving their fortune
favored section for the swamp and
prairie lands of the West.
Press IL .Ueratd. w. L. EDINGToN.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-01
Late Hours.

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher preached
April - on " Late Hours" aud the I'm
fruitful works of Darkness, ~ and in
the course of his sermon said =" If you
want to make the ruin of child sIre,
give him liberty after dark. You can
not do anything nearer to insure dam
nation than to leave him at liberty to
20 where he will without restraint.
After dark he will be sure to get into
communication with people that will
undermine all his good qualities. l do
not like to speak to parents about their
children, but there are thousands who
think their child cannot do wrong.
Their child will not lie, when his
tongue is like u Bonded bow; he will
not drink, when there is not "a saloon
within II mile of his fathers house
where he is not as well known as one
of his own decanters he never does
iniquitous things, when he is rocking
in filth. Nineteen out of every TWEEN
ty allowed perfect freedom at night
will be wounded by IL. There is moth
ing more important than for a child
to be at home at night; or II he is
abroad, you should bo with him. If he
Is TO sae cry sights or TO stake any pleas
ure, there is nothing that he should
that you should lot see with him. 1t
Is not merely that the child should be
broken down, but there are thoughts
that never ought to find passage into
a mans brain AS m eel, if he Triggle
across Il carpet will leave his slime,
which no brushing can ever efiace, 80
there. are thoughts that never can be
got rid of, once permitted 10 enter; and
there are individuals going round with
obscene books and pictures Under the
lapDcls of their. coats that will leave
ideas in the mind of your child that
can never Ice cflaced. There are men
who have heard salacious song, and
they never can forget it. They will re-
gret having learned II To the end OF their
lives. do not believe in a child 5 see
ing life, IA it is called, with its DANA
BILE lust aah wiclsedness, to have all its
imagination set on Iirc, with the flames
of hell. Nobody goes through this fire
but they are burned, burned, burned ;
and they can never get rid of the
scars"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-01
VIT VVNtNNF III f-TIF y
s. w. DEBUsR.

TIE rcd men are known to be apt as
giving what Carlyle calls picture-namet
both to people of their own race and
others. 1t Is said that Spotted Tail de
rived his appelative from n charge OF
bird-shot received in reverse whom tho
noble savage in his early days was
providing about an emigrant camp in
search of whatever he could lay his
hands ON, from II human scalp to n
flannel shirt hung out to. dry. It il
welI-known thatSam uoust6iL during
n period when much giyin 10 inten-
perancc, and residing among the In
dams, was named by them the Big
Drunk. In the same way, these red
skins who have recently honored
Washington with their presence are
said to characterize the respective styles
OF eIoquence of the incumbent OF inc
White House and of the Secretary OF
the Interior as "Short Talk, Little
Saw and "Long Talk Say Nothing;"
but they are all agreed in conferiny on
their "Grcat Father the title OF Big
Smokey. y. Sun,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-01


CoNFEDERATE MEMoRIEs.-Willi IL
over become burdensome and annoying
10 tho neoljle of the South 10 read or
hear of the southern Coniederaey Its
,flories it's triumphs, its defeats2 Ii Is
80 now? Has not the lost cause al
ready begun TO fade away from our
memories, and any recital connected
with il become wearisome TO US We
hone NOT. For the Confederate cause
was not a mere struggle for political in
dependence. IL was the embodiment
of grand neutrality-suspicious. older
than The American Constitutlon--prin-
ciples that have come down TO us from
tile earliest ages, which nor time, nor
tyrany, now war. can over ellace' Ihey
may be trampled down but To rise
again purer and more beautiful than
before. IL we forget the lost cause, we
forget the principles OF when IL was
the offspring. III we grow weary OF
the lost cause, we grow weary OF all
that is good, and noble in American
history. It's memories we need not
be ashamed of--Its glories we may well
loo proud Of For It's living heroes we
! should cherish the highest respect ioI
its dead defenders the most solemn rev.
erenee. Nlctor's crown shall wreath
| the brows of tho former-ro maui
soleuml of triumphs shall be
erected over the remains OF the iaiter
but i'm the hearts of "A grateful ana uEioi
gotful people monuments oil gratituu'
may be erected for all times, wherein
neither the storm of time nor the decay
of ares can deface or destroy. This Lei
us do. This let us always do, Let n'
craven submission TO policy-no cor
rupt desire for office, no eowardly fea
of tvrany ever como between Us ah'
the principles which were once so dea
tn tIs-which for all time 10 CONT
should 5e dear and sacred in our mem
cries. Manner OF tie South,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-01

June 8th, William Clendenan and
Susan Griffin.
June l4th, John Taylor and Polly A.
johnson.
June 18th. John Hensley and Jane
Powers.
June 10th, Andrew Roller and M.
Andis.
June 18th, G. Collier and NJ. f. Eas-
tering. Yours &c.
$. II. MORRISON.
STATE OF THE TREASURY There IL.
Mt this time, only about one hundred
thousand dollars in the state Treasury,
OF which forty-five thousand dollars
have been appropriated for various
purposes. II expenses go on at present
rate, IL Will be entirely empty by the
first Of July.-EnqHiror.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-01
Norfolk and Great Western Rail-
road.

r NOlllfL
Col. Thos. s. Flournoy, President of
the Road, Gen. j. ID. Imboden and
Rev. b. a. Davis, will address the
people, at the times, aud, places named
in this Notice, ;and Will present the
Claims of the n. Il G.. w. Railroad
and the Land Loan and Trust Conn
pany, to the prompt and liberal patron-
age of the people. The Ladies arc
particularly invited and urged TO at
tend; their Influence is always FOR
good, and their countenant Q. partioal-
larry beneficial IN forwarding the
great enterprises OF the county.
Friday, 10Th Of june, ut stony Mills,
pittsylvanis 20. Va; saturday, nth
of June, at Cascade, Fitfsylyanla co.
burg, Henry county, Va. 4 Tuesday,
lAth of June, dt Ifcnyrv Court House,
Vs,j Wednesday, 18th OF June, at
Campbolrs Mill, Va. Thursday, 10th
of June, at Penn's Store, Va Friday,
18th of June, at Patrick Court House,
Va. Saturday, 18th of June, ut Thorn
as Lamberts, Va. Monday, goth Of
June, Mt Mount Airy, n. G.; Tuesday
list OF June, mt Hay, Stack. Surry
county, n. c.; Thursday, 23rd of
June, at Fancy Gap, Carroll county,
Va; saturday, 25th of June, at Hills
Vile, Carroll county, Va;; Monday,
9th of June, at Old Town, Grayson
county, Va. I; Tuesday, 2Sth of june,
at Trap Hill, Surry county Va. Wed-
nesday, 18th of June, Mt lndepen-
dence, Gr,sYson, county, Va. Thurs
day, 30th of June, at Mouth OF Will
son, Grayson, county, Va. Monday,
4th of July, at Thomas' Factory,
Smyth county, Va. Tuesday 9th OF
July, at Marion. SInyth county Va;
Thursday. 18th Of July. at Abingdon,
Washington, co. Va. Friday, sth OF
July, at Bristol. Va. -.,.,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-01
Dental.
gxA JOHN KEYS, MD. o. D. s. i.

A GRADUATE In 10th Medicine and
N Dentistry. but who deVsies his time ex-
clusively to Dentistry, win be feund at his
Office, next door 10 Ensors Drug Store, AZ
all times, except whom professionally absent
he will visit Blounivllle on Monday Of
each COURT week. Hs win alss be Of Joner'
Sille,. Leo osan,y, ~ tie 1lssuii usure
Aug i4-u
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-01

THE following communication should
have appeared last week, but from the
sickness Of one Editor AMI absence Of
the other it was overlooked until too
late. EDS. NEws.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-01

Got any childronf tho Marshal said
10 IA lady over The Rhine
The lady shook her saxon curlsi
and civilly answered Aein-
husband Of course ? tho Mauhal said
10 tue lady overtae Rhine
The iaay shook her saxon ouris,
aud ciyilly anrwcrsd, heini
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-01

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
n Ladies Gold Watches, enamoled
and engraved eases, from $50 Ia $40
each, at CALDWELL'S.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-01

GALL AND SEE FOR YOUR
~ selves at the Now Jcwelry store,
100 Main Street,
Ii. G. CALDWELL.
aprl-tf
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Medical.
DIR. j. j. ENsoR,

WHERE lie has heen engaged In the prae-
tice of Medicine for tie past twenty years,
has removed 10 Br'etol, md will attend b
professional calls FRI m TOW country.
OFFlcE--Ensors mug Sto'c where he
may bo found or at his residences CORNER
ly occupied by MIR. Vim. poweil,) on VirglpiS
Hill mh25-6m-pd
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-01

IalRE TEST Coal Oil Lantrnr, and
II CMmneys, PEPlER BIZ 5,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-11-10

& ~ Bon Boisiagtoa ,uiro semelbet, boB e4ab-
ecrttdr BeuttutH abbanfen min lnb bob 0elano iein
Ma4foiaef iein irb. @rant. Der nit ailen Rrdfen
aufsinen 3peim 3ermin bin arbeitet, lou auf Bout.
mel, her mud na6 Der Brdfosnteuwuroe ftrebf, 10
eifsriaAtis fein bab Die Treunbf sriiaen oieien
bsieen agltbsntrdaern ouf i6ma6eu i5uBen febt
.psBbaIb g 8putpsu fit serasben balt BEL .3eiten
! ieinfn Abi6ieb ju rehmen.s WanlieAt. Or. Grant,
bon hem aerib mushe, boB er TEN Bol,ttfer1 fe
aitduf bem befA tst, Elm poIttiier HdnfeiA An,ieb
Anb ID sDsrofu, betoen ta6iisiisn
Anb ehr ehrstpsrfteFatn Wdaner fsiner 8eeieruns. Da-
pbs4 aGeas4 uso Gen. s. 81 gor.a bot ct bereits
bem politi9en Wolod geopfert uuo iene beibea mo-
t0tii den RontobgeL Cameron nnb GbanoIer, selten
isBt nlfes bei hna.s goee uuire mi. 3eu. Du ura'
sebF uno ID iase Dir. mer 9ubift - 9elano, Der
nod hasa elm, ,febr peitldafser 9erwanbter @rant's
iii, fuiroe i'm, ais Na6folser 8outwels, Elm iebr
miniees @eti3sxs }ein. ~ ls 1-2g gnu lsa !
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-11-10
go bns Sch bIeibt.

4NoNerbafte Yorrdibe bon Waffen finb tpdbrenc
ber rlebien Bo6faa BON ber @roni'id5en ResiSruns
an 6peeulonten ptrfaaft unb BON bieien nod 6ranf<
reid peri4ifft porStn. Wian bat sefrast, mo bas
Sch eieeutlia bintommt, oas aus oieien Waffen
eeDf phb Z Gin i1t sBafbineton eTf8einenbes un<
abbdusiees gIatt ertldrt oie sade foleeneermaben
Z ..Disie ginnabmen usrben bonn Rriessbeparte'
rlsnt mifber peraus9aM, pbne inter ben Aussabsn
an8eflhrt 3u peroe IS baB bieie, nm ben bsireiens
ben Bttraa berminaert, bem BubIifum. pr6lentirt
rDsrbsn. so betruaen bic Nusaaben oiefes Hepar,
ssSabtes 1859 = 70. ~nur go Diinionen Su Der 9bat
6atte aber Dos T1partement 1872 Wiaionen ausse<
Bgtp unc bic 0.feren5 mar in Der erpdbnten yDeife
asDttt moroen. Der Musaaben. Gtat Der He9ierun9
hR l6riifhe Grant,iAs decentralization bic 2einieteit
ppn7 10 Wttuionsu peri dtninben. Sn, atoern Separs
.feusnts, !. B i'm Warineheparttm u68en ohm
)fire Irrflde proiti5irt utrben.~ .g ns6la4l
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-11-10
0 aerinaer lit. als iie in 1860 mar

3 Sen .9r6Bten @eminn BON allen Gounties meift
gupuboea tgleoelanb) ouf nemlid 81, 5,os2; bann
1folssnl eaniltof (eineinnati) nit 44,207; 2ucas
lSolebo} mit 1882; 1ranfIn Golumbus) nit 10, ).
163 unb Montsomerp (Doptpn) nit 179. = Iauter
gonntiss. in benen sr6bere etdote iinb, ouf mel9e
bic 3unabme bauptfd&li& fdqt. Die sr0Bte per-
bdItniBmdbise 3unabme 5eiet Ottama gsuntp,
nemlidy 81 proaent; oann foIsen YauIoine nit IS,
2utas nit 72, Gupabosa NIT 70 YroBent .Das Wer=
5bditnib ots 8unabne BON Granflin gouHtp betrdst
3 etpa 26 Mosnt. ~ l."-4 -55 ~ sHasErpss Z
s5oIeenbes if bic Sabele. na& pelder ieoer 9eIer
bic Brmfbrun8 ooer 8umnoernng Der ginpo6.
ner5ab blieines betrefenben gountp's felt 1860 elbs
berehnen, uho einen Wersleid nit anoern Counties
anfeaen fam. De Isabelle lit tpertb, 3u seIeeerts
lider Ipdterer Benubuns aufbepabrt 5u tuerber,:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-11-10
Ste BsbSlieruas ssu obi&

Nohbem bic Genius Aufuahme I'm 0tdat Spio
nun bsenbet 1T, per5Hentli&ea wir unten cine na9
ben oifisieuen Heri&ten suiouimensefeute fabeae,
weI&e bic Hep6lteruns idmmtli1er gnnnties 0es
6taotes In 1860 uuo 1870 oiett, Rad bieier So.
belle belduft ft& Die @efawmtbebblteruns Dbio's au,
2.65057S @eelen sesen 2,s39.511 in 1850. unb be.
trdst bemno& bic 3uaabue in benz Deeennium por
l600-so ttos Sl1 ,062, ober ettuo Is pro5en.. Mi
ia ben meiiien ar6beren @tdbten bes 2anaes Die Be-
Anstn&tes sGinmohner8obl burd ben Genius bebeu
ttno reoneirt puroe. 10 sus ard 6ie erudrtunee,
,Nrer eetdu5&t posben. SsIds bic Yepblteruna bel
Staates ouf uenteaens 8 gsinionen sei4dst 1aben
Z Sum 3uedt bes Derelsins iinb foIsenbe Ansabe,
iiber bic Becblteruns bes Etaass BEL itbes eenfus
aatnobme. BON Sabre 1900 an, Don sn4ereiIe:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-11-10

@aribaIoi 1T offenbar nit ber gansen Belt un=
sufrieben. gr bat einen Sagesbefebl ertafen. in
weldem Ct Ienen Snsrimm iber Die perid5iebenen Rs'
publifen ausidaitet Die g DINE 8. iast er,.
meroe bur6 Die Gelofiiten ibrer sroben 8anquiers
nieoeraebalten. Grant bdtte nur einen Singer aufs
subsben brauden. um Yrim's SOIooten mad Diao-
rio 3urad3uididen, Stat beIen erlaubt er Die Sins
morbung 6er eansen Bep6lferuns BON guba.
!, Wit Der Rspublif Der 0ereinissn 6taaien
1T @aribalbi nibt sufreoen. neil ie bic Nbtbmm=
tinse Gafapette's i'm Sti6e ldst Die IAN Der Spibe
oes uenidli&en TOrti6rittes maridiren." 5rant-
rei1 isi runrt, neil feline 8rooen burd Die upibe=
fen Sprannen aneefdbrt muroen aber isbt iei bic
glation aufsenanoen tuie Gin Wtann unb iie peroe
benz alten Mutccraten BON 8,euBen feline unmenih=
Iiaen S1lddtereien id,on nod bereuen MAIDEN Ser
Mutb Der frans0fiden 5oloaten iei uns,ueifelbaft.
nur ermaneeln ie i'm Griese Der 10 unerldbliden Ru=
be unb Discipln.
Mlter SreihdrIer. seb su Bette unb lab Dir 6liss
oerbee foben! aa 1g1rH 's hcE gta