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Interior Cotton Markets.
CHARLOTTE, July 1.-Sales to-day Q bales at
lSac; market dull.
MONTGOMERY, June 30.-Coton Is selling nj
1sc for low midlllnps In the Montgomery market.
AMI offerings are light.
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Chipping.
NOR PHI.LA AIDE l. P H A

EOR PHIL A D E L P H A
WEEKLY STEAM LiNE-THURSDAYS-CO
Meeting WITH FIRST. GLASS STEAM LINES
AT PHILADELPHIA FOR BOSTON AND
PROVIDENCE.
The Screw Steamship
e M p I r E.,
HINCKLEY Commander, :
Will be dispatched for Philadelphia <E{Ezt
on THURSDAY, 9th July, at O'Clock S6lieG6s
P. NJ, from Browns North Wharf.
H9rThrough Bills Lading issued Tor CoLton,
Rice and Rosin, &C., to the New England Cltles;
Chicago, Cincinnati st. Louis, and the principal
Northwestern Cities. Spirits Tnrpentine as
agreed.
~The Steamers Of this line will take LUMBER
to Philadelphia on accommodating terms.
For Freight engagements apply to
WIN. A. C0URTENAT.
iuly3-mwth3 No. Union Wharf.
FOR NEW Y0R E.
N
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Campsen & co, C Clacius, Dowie Noise Davis,
Macuueen & Riecke, @ Graveley, It H Cater, Man.
Kasse sS Rpete Ghap
man, o F wieters, Q Poppenheim, A W EcEel &
co. J N Greer Sop, and Order:
Bark James Muir, Rogers, New fork-6 days.
BaIiasf. To B S Rhett & Son.
Brig F q Jennlnrs, Sears Boston-1l days. ice
and mdse. To A Gage co, and others. Vessel
to " Roach & co.
Schr Florence Rogers, shepherd, New 19shma nan,o4
& CO, CIV Almar, E Adger L co, b Bischoh & co,
Bollmann Bros " S Bissell, Blum d Miller, d
Chsfee l. co, H Coola CO, Cameron, Barley
60. Gaslipbt CO, CowperthIait, McD Cohen, Il
Cayanagh, II Gerdts CO, G Graveley. Gorham:
+ n (Irayer 4 co, J Hurkanp & CO. Hart co, q
Kiatte & co, Douglas & Miller, KlincE, Wickenberg
q co, G Lilienthal & co, G Luhn VIM Mclean, N
Mernaugh,S S B Marshall & co, A Palmer, Ravenel,
Holmes L co, S G Railroad CO, W P Russell CO,
w Shepherd CO, Stefens, Werner DucEer,J J
Seltimer. l. Schnell. Il Steinken, Trenholm d So9,
Tiedeman, Calder co, A Taft W Ioynsen9,
LWebb, WAGNER b Monsees, Capt Sinclair,
Chalmers, Graman & Schwacke, Crane, Boylston
& co, Capt Bradley, and E divers:
Schr Jno Merrill Wick, Philadelphla-S DAYS.
Coal. To Capt P & Renshaw. Vessel to a Ems.
~ Steamer Planter. Cordes, Peedee River via
Beaufort and Landings. Mdse, &c TO RaVeAel,
Holmes i CO.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schr Clara Sawyer, BranscomD, New haVel Viz
Jacksonville Baker d co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Spanish bark Pepita, Maristany, Barcelona.
FROM THIS PORT.
Bark Lille NJ, Cameron Greenock, June II.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Jas Adger, Lockwood, at New York.
July /.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, July 3-Arrlved steamships Terry,
Clyde aud Murchison.
EyenIng.-Arrived. the steamship Havana. Ar.
rived out, the Colorado.
LIVERPOOL, July a.-Arrlved, the Maud and Me-
rome.
SAVANNAH, July 3-Arrlyed, bark Architect,
Cardiff; schrs Annie Glover, Philadelphia; Jonas
Smith, Boston; M Z Vanclief Cuoa.
MEMORANDA.
The ship Canada from Hampton Roads, arrived
at Bull River, S q, July 1st, consigned tu M u
Phosphate co.
The bark Nette Merryman. from New York, ar:
rived at Bull River, S Q, July lst, consigned to Ii
Il Phosphate co.
LIST OF VESSELS
Mp CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
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CoMMERCIAL NEWS.

E1ports. ~ =
NEW HAVEN, CT-Per scnr Clara sawyer-l7,5oo
hrcka.
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Montgomery Cotton stuterneI

Columbus Cotton Market.
COLUMBUS, June ao.-To-day friday moderate
demand in our market; quotations nominal;
sales bales: Ordinary 151sal6:, good ordinary
l715alsc, low middllngs S5Sc, middling l9c. .ales
OF the week 81 baics. Weeks receiprs So bal.s,
against ~ the previous one, and 95 the CORES.
ponding week las season. Shipments 20l bales.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, 1870. ,5i2
Received previously ,Oe6-7i,14
T0lal.... ............to,i.i
Shipped past week. IVA
Shipped previously. a,o6o-I3s s64
Stock June 30 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1851
On the week the STOCK has decreased III.
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Easton s. Co.'s Cotton Report for the
Week Ending June 80, 1871.

Week EnO1nS June oOS Ao'A
NEW YORK, July l.-THE MARKET.-ln our
middiinrs. Saturday, the market was dull, anu
n,.ices 3 IrINe lower Sales 744. Mida!fnrs 2o%c
Monday. the market was dull, and prices an 5ac
lower: the demand was light and mainly Tor spin.
ming. Sales 87s. MldHings 2oc. Tuesday tnere
was small business transacted at easier rateS' H'
the offerings were moderate. Sales 5Io. mu
dlings leNc. Wednesday, with more IaVoraols
advices from abroad. the market was nLsner anu anu
prices Kc higher; the demand for spot COTTON was
fiiaht and coHfined to spinners' wanSa Export
ers purchased freely OF cotton In translt. sales
1895. Middlings 201Sc. Thursday, the market
was strong and holders advanced their prices Hc;
the demand Was largely for transit cotton. sales
1913. Middlings 20hc. Yesterday, the market
was more active and prices fully &c higher; the
offerings were fair, but composed largely OF low
grades. Sales 1862. Middlings 2oAc.
and FIordas. Mobile. Orleans Texas
Ordinary 15A i5N 10
Good ordinary..1 1SS lSI dSI
Middling MIDI Ing ..... .2o& 2OX ,2lS FIX
sales OF the week 14,si7 baes-!ncuulng 42s4
to spinners, 900 to spectators, and 97lS to ex-
Gross receipts at this port for the week e768
bales. Since 1st September, 1,o2e,5os bales,
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Nor NEW YO + E.
OLD LINE NEW YORK AND CHARLES
TON STEAMSHIPS.
ESTABLIS HE'D 1915.
POPULAR PAssENGER,:LINE.

THE VERY FAST AND splendid
SIde.Wheel steamships OF this Line will sail from
Adger's Wharf as follows during the month Oh
JAMES ADGER, SATURDAY, 9Th, at 5 O'Clock P. N.
MANHATTAN, SATURDAY, 18th, at O'Clock r NJ
JAMES ADGER, SATURDAY, 22d, at O'CLOCK 7. M.
MANI ATTAN, SATURDAY 29th, at 4 O'Clock P. NJ
THESE ste 4mshIps insure at the lowest rate and
are noted for their strength, speed and comfort.
aG Through Bills OF Lading given on Cotton 10
Liverpool, Boston, Providence and the New EMS.
land manufacturing towns at the lowest marke;
aS- state.rooms may be secured In advance
without extra charge.
For Freight or Passage apply to
fuly3 JAMES ADGEk CO.
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THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDIES.
U1RENCH PATENT MEDICINES.

THRENCH PATENT MEDICINES.
Prepared by Grimault Co., Paris:
SYRUP OF FHYPOPH0SPHATE OF LIME, SOY.
erign remedy in phthisis-rele7es, Coughs,
Nightsweats, &c.
5uarana, for headache, neuralgia, &c.
Pepsine, for Indigestion, loss OF appetite, DC.
Iodized Syrup OF Horseradlsh, Invaluable fol
persons unable to take Codliver Oil-especially
recommended in cutaneous affections, and as
most powerful depurative.
Digestive LOZenges OF the Alkaline Lactates,
pleasant and effective remedy for functional de-
rangement OF the digestive organs.
Tsoches OF Pepsine and Paucreatine.
ALSO,
PURGATIF LIE ROY, Pharmacle Coffin.
vOMITIF LIE Roy, Pharmacie C0ttln.
Dragees lie Sautonive.
Dragees de Morphine.
Lancelot's Asthma cigarettes.
For sale by DR.. q. BAER,
may30 No. 131 Meeting streat.
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RAND EXCURSION TO LAKE
UPERIO

AhCIlC. .Gdptalu y. =. lOnNEn
LEAVING BUFFALO JULY 10,
CLEVELAND JULy2o, DETROIT JULY q,
ON A
GRAND EXCURSION AROUND LAKE SUPERIOR,
Visiting every point OF interest on that cele.
brated and beautiful Lake.
The trip will occupy twenty five days. Promi.
nent attractions on tile route are
Lake Erie, Cleveland, Detroit Detroit River,
Lake st. Clair and River, Sarnia, Lake Huron,
Sault Ste Marie, Ss. Mary's River and Rapids,
Lake Superior, Neeplgon River, -four days for
trout fshtng,l Isle Royale, the celebrated Silver
Island Fort WIN am. Zone day to visit the British
Camp, the Hudson Bay Station and the famous
Amethist Yeln,) Duluth, Superior City. Bayfield,.
La Polnte, Portage Lake, Copper Mines one day.
Marquette, Qron Mines at Negaunee one day. the
Pictured Rocks, Point aux Pins, Detour, Mackl'
nae, and Put ln.Bay.
An experienced Physician Will be on board the
entire trip.
sullclent number OF Laundresses will be on
board.
good Band Of Music will accompany the Ez'
curslon.
AS only Eighty Tickets will be sold, application
for them should be male at once.
Fare for the entire trip. Including Meals and
Berths. One Hundred and twenty-five Dollars.
For Passage and all information, apply 70
SETH CALDWELL, Agent,
No. Main street. Buffalo.
S. D. CALDWELL.
General Manager.
3. +. PATRICK,
jun26-a1 General Passenger Agent, Buffalo.
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Railroad. e-tt, .a..ii
Railroad. -. -"
Columbia Night Train connects with Greenytlle
and Columbia Railroad.
Camden Train connects at Kingville daily lex.
cept SundayS) with Day Passenger Train, and
runs through TO Columbia and returns on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays. -. .s7.t
A. L. TYLER, Vice President.
e r. PICKENS O. T. A. iE 'V1an19
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice anu Naval
Stores Market.
oFFIcR CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING, July Q. lb71.i
HCoTroN.-The inquiry was almost entirely con-
fined to one buyer who operated In the better
grades, while the other qualities were neglected.
Sales about 800 bales, say at IS, 81 at 90, 4S at
2oX, at 2lc, and l2s bales on prlVa'e terms. We
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ROSADAIIS,

is Alternative, Tonic and DIuretlc, and acts al
one and the same time upon the BLOOD, LIVER
KIDNEYS and all the SEORETORf ORGANS, ex
pelling all impure matter and building up the
system, to healthy, vigorous condition.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM:

oct5 Engineer and superintendent.
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A Market House.

Again we urge this matter upon the
attention Of our authorities. We can
conceive of nothing more absolutely
needed in this community, than 6
first-class market house; and we are
surprised that our authorities are not
alive tosthis growing necessity. With
a population ranging from two thous-
and to twenty-five hundred, we are at
loss to know where to procure any
kind of vegetables or fruits; and We
may go still further and say that
fresh meats are as scarce here as
though We lived on some portion of
the globe where stock and cattle were
never known to live or die; It's true
that two OF three gentlemen have, at
as many different times. attempted to
supply us with beef, but as often fail.
ed, the supply not meeting the de-
mand by at least one-halt, and those
who are fortunate enough to, obtain it
are compelled to wander in search Of
the vender among the side shops,
dark dismal cellars or along the steep
Of a y. d O. Railroad.
While vegetables are not to, be OBJ
tanned for love or money. We are
satisfied that such an enterprise would
be hailed with delight by our entire
community and prove pecuniary ad-
to those who have a surplus
of fruits, vegetables and meats, as
we'll as. source, of revenue to
The corporations. The farmer would
there find a ready cash sale for his
produce, the butcher for his meats
and the people would know to whom to
oOk for the delicacies Of the season.
Therefore, we say. gentlemen Of the
Councils, look to the welfare of your
in this as well as other
ess important particulars. u .ii2
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JOSEPH MEREDITH, /.
p - & President.
Jan. Sd. 1s7I-tf.
-cs..-,..r..,. Tor en-. Rr,,su,

Every day demonstrates more clearly that
liver complaint, in all its distressing forms.
can be controlled and cured without difficult
ty or Inconvenience. II is an obstinate dis
ease, but its obstanacy is not proof against
the pertinacious, remedial and restorative
operation of Hostettsrs Stomach Bitters.-
That genial corrective eompels the organ to
do its duty. Ii must secrete regularly and
BEAUTIFULLY under the influence Of the Bit
tiers. Their action brings it back from .
state of rebellion into perfect harmony with
The laws of health. If there is costiyeness,
il disappears: il there is side-ache or back
ache, cevscs; IL the skin and the whites Of
the eyes are tinged with superfous bile, they
recover their n tgral hue II the appetite is
gone, it returns if the digestion imprired,
Il is restored; j.. brief, whatever the symp-
toms Of the complaint may be, and whatever
the phase it has assumed, cure is certain,
such are the uniform effects Of this prepar-
alton where bilious disease has been already
developed but in cases where there is mere
ly constitutional tendency to liver COM
plairt, ii may be prcvented throughout life
by the regular use. in small quantities, Of
this pala;aole antidote- These are proven
facts, and should be seriously pondered--or,
rather, they should be promptly acted upon
-by all persons Of bilious habit.
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Meeting Of the sunday School
Union. szs-i ~

A regular meeting Of this society
was held in the Baptist church on
last Sunday evening. at 3 O'Clock, -
Col. L. L. York, from the Christian
Church. President-thcre being but
a small attendance. but little imper-
tant business was transacted. The
committees appointed at its last meet
ing were continued. A request was
made to the various superintendent
of Sabbath Schools in the town. to
furnish the Union with brief history
of their Schools, number of Officers,
Teachers and Scholars. average at
tendance. mode Of government, sys-
tear Of teaching and any other points
that may be interesting.
The President was authorized to
appoint delegates to the Sunday
School Convention. at Knox vile. on
the 2lst mprox. Rev. R. b. Boat
wright was requested to prepare andde-
liver and address before the Union at
its next regular meeting in June, sub
iect "Bible- class instruction. what
it is, how it should be given. by
whom it should be given, or in other
view ne may wish to represent the
subject After which any member Of
the Tnion will be entitled to speech
of ten minutes. rela i've to the sub
ject. .l'a1 ~ jsH
We tryst there will be a full at
tendrnce as the Sunday School work
is ofstbe first Importance in dissemin-
atipg gospelstruths. The speaker for
the occasion is one emminentiy quail
fed to do justice to the subject and
We anxiously await the treat on the
2nd Sabbath in June .VaEss
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The True Republican. by NJ. L..
Mcconnell. is the title of the new
Radical paper at Knoxville. 1t is a
sort Of second growth of the Soldiers
G,tze,te which has heretofore shed
lustre on the towr Of Alaryville. AT
present the True RsPublicdH is pub
lished as an evening daily but It's
continuance as such is not vouched
for by the Editor. who announces it
as an experiment. Mr.. Mcconnell is
said to be a gentleman OF talent
but we think at present he would
find San Domingo a better field than
the we'll cleaned hills Of Knoxville.
The paper is 81 % and fairly print
Cd
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rise asnnrslc4L I,s1pInEIrs.

PROF. PAPE has been engaged for the last
eighteen years in the Piano-and General
Music trade in Virginia, N Carolina and
Tennessee and his experience and the uni
versal satisfaction his patrons have expressed
will recommend him to all Who may wish to
purchase agooi Piano, Organ or any other mu-
steal Instrument, Sheet Music, Strings and
any thing in the Music line.
lie viii attend to tuning and repairing
Pianos, in which bra .ch of business he has
very fine and extensive reputation. Parties
living at distance will be required to fur
ni.h Conveyance or pay travelling expenses.
Direct Orders te
PRoY. C. o. PAPE,
Box SO, Bristol, Tsnn.
Nov. ls, lS7o-tf. g
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Brought back to Justice. Frank
Crumley, a notorious character in this
county was arrested in Lee County, on
the 31st March, and conveyed to
Blountville, where he was arraigned
before Justice Staubus, on the charge
of breaking into the house of Mr..
HOuser, on the Reedy Creek road, and
stealing about S25 in money and lot
of clothing, belonging to that gentle
man. Crumley finding that it was
useless to deny the charge, made full
confession of guilt, wherrupon the
magistrate committed him to jail to
await his trial at the next term of the
Circuit Court, we understand that he
mentioned the names Of some parties
in this town. as his aecomplices in the
crime. -ff 80 81 na-i s'
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OUTLINES.

h Some of our citizens have corn that
is up md tomato plants six inches
high. 81 ~ ~
We saw lady, a few days since,
present Mr. H. C. Caldwell with a
fine satin neck-tie. /, He refused to be
chokedjof and continues to bring on
large lots of fine watches and
jewelry.. IL i9.l air
+ Mr.. j. A. Bnckner has returned
flom making his spring purchase.
Our fruit crop is uninjured and
promises to be large. ' j
d There was aqdOabie wedding at the
house of VIM. III. Robertson near
Bristol. on Wednesday evening last.
I There will be a meeting Of TIE
citizens Of Goodson next Friday in
front of the Va. House to consider
the propriety of the Johnston land
purchase.c = Z 2 Q Il
In BristoLthe old Board of Alder
men will be candidates for reelection.
The:new Sullins College has been
occupied by the High School.
Mf. AVIS. Minor viii reopen regis
tration ten days prior to the Goodyon
election. JUEfH< "HG .LIT
DR.. H. V. Gray has drawn the fine
oil painting of Miss Henrietta Minor.
Chicken Cholera prevails ina some
portions Of our town. Mr.. Steiner
has lost by it twenty-five large chick
ems. $3.50 E.rF -. fo.i g.I -',l
, Prof. Deichman, Son-in law of Mr..
Z. Kuhnert. our candy manufacturer,
has charge OF Mr.. Sullin's classes and
will remain permanently connected
with the school. He is most wor-
thy, cultivated and accomplished
scholar and gentleman, - .'.'
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Death of lfr, Lnrv lame Hickok-

Death Of lfrs. Mary Jane Hickok.-
We are panied to announce the death
of this estimable christian lady, and
consort Of our townsman Mr.. w. d.
Hickok, which sad event occurred on
last Sabbath morning. She had been
a sufferer for several months past, with
that most painful disease Neuralgia"
which having struck aud paraIyzed
the optic nerve, caused total blindness,
and had been confined to her room
since last December. She leaves a de-
voted husband and six children, three
of whom are too young to realize their
irreparable loss. Her funeral obse-
quies were conducted by Rev. w. w.
Bays, at the Presbyterian Church at
IL o'clock Monday morning. -'1 p
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Items mt Uuian-


Mr.. b. F. Price has presented a
Bell to the Methodist Church atJ'u.
ion. His liberality is worthy ofnote.r
AfeSSrs. Aiken 4 Co. have removed
their stock to the. new store house
erected by Hon. J: II. Cross. This
building is notable for its departure
from the dead white paint, SO Emuch
the order of the day. As job of
painting, it should be a feather in the
cap or Dilute" Watkins, and for ar
chitectural symmetry and taste it sur
I,asses any building in our vicinity
The spirit of enterprise seems to pre-
vail in the village. New buildings
are being erected, new fences built
and, the place wears a healthy and
refreshing appearance. 1t is worthy
of remark that its citizens are all
friendly to Bristol and especially the
Bristol Ne,cs. If we out live the
place it's sure Of nice obituary, but
we don't want to see it die nor do We
think we will. .... -.r .,s.r--
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yFire In Sdltriiie. -l1a the night of
the 9TH inst. the house. in Saltville,
belonging to Mr.. 'charles c. Branch,
together with its entire contents was
destroyed by FIRE. Mr. Il. is wor-
thy gentleman and his loss falls beav-
lily upon him. The fire is supposed
to have originated from a wooden
Chimney attached 70 box car used
By Ms. B. as kitchen and contain.
ing bacon. lard. corn. oil &c. Mr..
Vim. Roberts kindly offered Mr.. b.
and family home until some better
arrangement could be made. ">
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NCkELs HotsE BAR.

The largest, best and purest Stock
of Liquors ever offered in the Bristol
market, embracing all grades Of
Whiskies Wines and Brandies.
Pale French Brandy. Sherry and
Port Wine in original packages
Ale on draught -Jett's Pure. Apple
Brandy-Rockbridge Rye Whisky,
Old eValley-Haynors- Straight Boar
bon, Old Peach with honey all at the
Nickels House Bar.
as Mar "a If.
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Elections. Our fellow citizens on
both sides of the town are manifest
ing lively interest in regard to the
election for Gown officers which oc-
eurx next month. We have heard
two or three names mentioned in con-
nection with the Mayoralty of Bris-
toI, it is also rumored that an entire
new board of Aldermen viii be. run.
The election in Bristol will be held
on the, FIRST of May. and in Goodson
on the 9Th. We anticipate an active
campaign on both sides.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-14

Chester White H6ys.-Master Willie
James has secured, at great expense.
9 pair of pure breed Chester White
Hogs directfrom Pennsylvania. They
are the finest we have seen in the
country. and a simple inspection of
them is worth an ordinary trip to
town. At future time he will have
then,.for sale. The pair cost him
as, 05.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-14

Our Fanny Column will. as usual,
be found on our fourth page and our
readers will find it conducive to good
health to note the fact. The Poem
on The Pugnacious Purp" is by
Bret Harte.