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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-14
xLVT CONGRESS,
SENATE.


WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Beck
explained the substitute he had prepared,
presenting the bill in the usual form and
with the present amounts, but said as the
committee had not reported it he would
stand by the committee.
Senator Window approved the Beck
substitute because it showed just how
much each clause appropriated, while the
other bill showed nothing.
Senator Salisbury denounced this cap
tious criticism by saying any man with
legal scuuen who attempted to consider
the bill would be jackass if he could not
understand what Congress meant by it.
Laughter and good humor followed this.
Senator Bailey amendment appropria-
ting SIS 900 for statistics to be collected by
the Bureau of Education was adopted
The bill was reported to the House and
the committee amendment agreed to.
Senator Beck assured Senator Blaine
that the bill had nothing affecting the dis
puted political questions.
Senator Blaine said he could not fnd
out himself what it did contain.
The bill then passed.
Adjourned
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June l4.-The returns
to the department Of agriculture. indicate
an increase in the area of planted cotton
of somewhat over per cent. The aver
age condition is &c; it was 80 last year.
The average condition Of wintor wheat for
June, is 90 against 50 last year, The
acreage of spring wheat sown is about
ner cent increase over last spring.
The testimony in the Spoford-keIlogg
case closed today for the present.
Subscriptions to the four per cent re-
funding certificates since yesterday report
s33 $40. total to date 39,875,620
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There is no doubt in our mind, after Pc
rusing the testimonials. and Investigating
the merits of PUTNAMs hot forged and
hammer pointed horse shoe nails, which
are guaranteed not to split and silver in
driving, that they are Superior to others,
consequently are indispensable 10 every
blacksmith's forge throughout the length
and breadth of the land. Owners ofhorses
should Insist upon having them used in
shoeing in preference to cotd rolled iron
cut mails, which lame horses. The Put
nam nail is the cheapest and best horse
shoe nail. and you get from 450 to SOC
nails more in box than Of any other
make.
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RoGus CERTIFICATES.

Its DO vile drugged stuff pretending to
be made of wonderful foreign roots, barks,
&C.. and pufed up by long bogus certif-
Gates of pretended miraculous cures. but q
simple, pure, effective medicine, made Of
we'll known valuable remedies, that fur
nishes its own certificates by cures. We
refer to Hop Bitters. the purest and besl
of medicines. See Truths" and PROV
CRIBS" in another column.
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, June l3-Iudications
for upper Mississippi valleys; aud
upper lake region, lower pressure south
east to southwest winds, slightly warmer
cloudy weather and numerous rains, ac.
companying local. storms followed in the for
mer district and western portion of the lat
ter by rising barometer cooler west to
north winds, and clearing weather.
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KEW YORK

NEW York, June l3.-The joint exec
utive committee of the railways met to-
day. Discussion was had on the subject Of
the adjustment of through passenger rates
from the west, and it was resolved to re-
store rates to tariff figures, and instruc-
tions were given to agents of the several
lines by telegraph to have arrangements
put in operation by Monday next.
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No House Complete

without its bottle of SozoDoNT. As q
mouth wash it is most sanative; asa toilet
article luxury. and its regular use from
early youth to old age, would tend to Sc
cure and maintain beautiful and healthy
teeth. 1t is also most economical, as a
few drops upon the brush is all that is
needed for efficacy and pleasure.
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enroute from Dakota to Missouri by
wagon, was shot in the side by the acci-
dental discharge of rife carelessly left in
the wagon by Hamitons son. Although
medical aid was at once secured the child
died frum the effects early this morning.
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HOUSE

WASHINGTON, June 13.-Mr, Morrison,
from the Committee on Ways and Means.
reported bill authorizing an allowance
for loss by leakage or casualty of spirits
withdrawn from distillery warehouses for
expectation. Referred to the Committee
of the Whole.
Mr.. Young, of Tennessee, from the Com.
mittee on Public Buildings and Grounds,
reported joint resolution for the compile
ton of the foundation Of the Washington
monumen. Passed.
Mr.. Morton, from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, reported by unanimous
consent bill to allow any telegraph com.
pany to land ocean cables on the coast Of
the United States. This is bill reported
by Fernando Wood in the last Congress
and is intended to cut off1h class legisla
ton. The bill is subject however 10 the
terms Of such grants as have been hereto
fore made By Congress for laying and
maintaining telegraph cables. The bill
passed, and the House soon afterward ad-
journcd.
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THE ARGUS jon PRINTING ROOMS
turn out Cards, Circulars, Note Heads
Bill Heads, Law Briefs, and oil otheI
kinds of Printing, in the highest style of
the art. apd on the most reasonable terms.
And THE ARGUS Book BINDERY is doing
all kinds Of work in that line, neat, quick
and cheap. The friends of the paper and
the public generally are invited to give our
work trial. dwt.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. June Al
Wteat-Weak; O5 cash; 9Ssl bid July. 90 Aug,
Corn-Firmer; 36ss cash; sra bid July; 30k
August.
July; 30% Aug.
Rye-Unchanged
Barley-65067
Pork-Steady; Q 85 caeh; 95 bid Aug.
32H bid Aug. y
Whisky-1 o.
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HOUSE,

WAsHENGToN, June IA joint resc-
luton was reported from the committee
on commerce and was passed, authorizing
the secretary of war TO convene the board
of officers of the engineer corps Of the
army, to enquire whether Cor railroad pur-
poses the Detroit river can be bridged or
tunneled, ct or near Detroit,
The house then resumed consideration
of the bill prohibiting political contribu-
tions BY employees Of the government.
The morning hour was consumed by
voting upon dilatOry motions.
The bill then went over without action.
Mr.. Buckner, chairman of the banking
and currency committee, reported a bill
requiring the reserve Of the national bank.
ing associations to be kept in the standard
gold and silver coins OF the Z. S. in lieu o.
lawful money. Ordered printed aud re.
committed.
The house then resumed consideration
Of the pleuro pneumonia bill.
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XLVT CONGRESS.
SENATE.


WASHINGTON, June IA. The army ap-
preparation bill was reported back from
the committee on appropriations with sun
dry amendments and placed on the calen-
der.
The Committee struck out the 5th Sec
ton, which provides that each member of
the graduating classes of the military aoa-
denies of 1879 and 1880 may elect to re-
ceive seven hundred and ffty dollars aud
mileage to his place of residence aud
thereby become Ineligible to appointment
in the army except in the event of war,
until two years after graduation. A
clause is inserted in ehe bill by the COM
mittce to repeal the existing law, which
prohibits any promotion of the corps OF
engineers to fiIl vacancy above the rank
of Colonel.
The Mississippi improvement com
mission bill was taken up, but
the morning hour having expired it went
over, and the senate considered in a com
mittee of the whole the supplemental
judicial appropriation bill. Wallace ex'
planned the bill
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New York Market.
NRw YORK, June IA.
COMMERCIAL.

Wheat-Dull; slightly in buyers favor; No 2
spring July OAK.
Rye-Western 61062
Corn Quiet; western mixed 4oH043M.
Barley-Dull.
Oats-Dull; mixed western 3,939h.
Pork-Hcavy; 10 25.
Lard-Unchanged.
Whisky-1 0TI[611 OS
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Printing, Binding and Blank-Book work
specialties at The ARGUS OFFICE. No
pains will be spared to please customers.
Satisfaction guaranteed. If
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IIowA.

Council BLUFFS, Ia, While hating
last night. a little nine year esa step
daughter of Mr. Hamilton, an smlgrant
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Hogs Receipts 10000; fairly active; weak and
lowor; light 8 1908 80; heavy to packers G51a3
50; heavy to shippers 1893 90.
Cattle-Very quiet; receipts 1900 fair to choice
slipping 75Q4 65.
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THE DETROIT AND
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Excursions and Psc.nfcs,

| Now that the rain Is over and the sultr,
days OF August have come, eXcursionist
turn again In senrch Of some pleasant pIac,
for picnic or route for an excursion
Hereiare some that are offered to-day: IL.
at Schentzeni Park to-day pic mic is an
nounced, tie dancing. to commence at 9 P
NJ. The proprietor promises to enforce
strict order andto admit no improper char.
acters.l IN j=".39'-.G sS5p-2 55..si J." -.
Tomorrow the Broad. Street Methodist
Sunday school will give their excursion to
Old Point, Norfolk, &C.. on the steamer
Ariel. The independent Order or Odd Eel
lows and Knights OF Pytbias will join in
the excursion, for which special rates ale
offered both on The boat and at the Hy geia.
Their notice will be found elsewhere.
The. next excursion is that Of Uniform
Rank Knights Of Pythias, in fun rega!a, ac.
companied by the Walker Light Guard in
uniform, by moonlight, on the steamer
Ariel. this evening, down to and through
Dutch Gap. A band OF music will accom-.
pany the party, and pleasant time is anti
cipated. The steamer will leave her wharf,
at Rockets, promptly at = O'Clock P. NJ,
and, returning, reach the city ut II O'Clock.
The Lula-Whilden Society of Pine-Street
BAPTIST. church will make q moonlight ex-
curSion to Dutch Gap and return, on Wed.
nesday the 9th instant, on the steamer
Ariel. A novel feature OF the trip will be
grand concert, to be given on board the
steamer by the choir OF the church. The
steamer I'LL cfurn.a II p. z71r md leave at
u Z. NJ. Refreshments will be served at
city prices.
Stuart Lodge, No. 141. will give picnic
at Bonair, on the Danyile railroad, to.mor-
row. The train will leave Richmond at
1:3O 4. N. and Manchester at 8 a. NJ. Re-
turning, will leave Bonair st ! p. NJ.
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GRAND ID EXCURSION, Uy.e,
" DEkTHk AIISPIrE.G0E HRa n &sEAArlSsSl

sTREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL SUNDAY
SCHOOL. TO OLD POINT. NOR Fol Il. ard WASH
ddNi,GTSN H., sfs CEsDAY Ang,sl the spl D.
lows and hniglIt Of Pythtas JOIN US IN his excir-
sion, Snec!al terms to excurss,nists At Hyyela Ho
tei, oid Point $3.50 per day. per week. 81 80
d lor len days. Tickets for round tr1p TO Old Point
ana Sorf0ik, s2: children under twelve years and
ovar i've ye ,rs S1.5p; under FIVE years free Tirr-
eas 10 Washington and RETURN 81. Tics cts good for
seven days. Boat leaves the wharf mt 7:lS A. NJ
Sarner ,ha IlI send for exeursionkts ;, and take
tnem rns 10 oolt FOR 25 cents each. Tickets
LOT sale at j.. Watson PhinipsT, 4O1 wesr
grace grace street: !: y. Wilkinson & Coz, 2s north
Ninth street; 7. L. d. Waford's. G17 east Broad
street WoonlIouse & Parham's, 1l07 east Main
street W. Holt Richardson's, 10 north Fourteenth
street; CHARLES E. Berrian's, druggist, l7Ul Main
street 6: u. Lumpkin's, drusgit, SOL north TWEEN.
ly'nith street: and at Carriers Ticket Agency S26
east Main street, and also from The following COM
mltees; Officers and members Of Frpniship
I,ohee l. o: .. F., and r. n. Spraggins. ar Hicks
Co.'S. on Twenty-trd street between Main aud
cary; Dr. W. +. Richardson's drugstore, Seven
teenth street near Venabe: j. G. Satte, white, at
Gathright 4 Sons. Governor street X. u. Grey.
No. 10 Ninth street. and G. w. Longsworth. Twelfth
and bul streets Manchester. committee of KNIGHTS
q y; hsfss nhd committee or Court Richmonh, No.
3, |. q. Fores,erS. Y3l-4t
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or General Albert Sydney Johnston it is
related that one day in Utah, when his com
mand was two days distant from mailing
station, he found that captain had returned
to the camp forgetting to post a'letter which
the General had intrusted to him. But all
the commander said was: " l can imagine
no excuse for such carelessness, Captain."
Not long after the General himself discov-
cred, In a winter coat which had been
packed away, letter which long time be-
fore he had received from. the surgeon with
the request that he post it., He had taken
it TO the station, forgotten to post it, and 1t
had remained in bis pocket for six months.
The conscientious general first apologized
to. the surgeon, and then be sent for the
captain and said z" I beg your pardon for
reproying you for an offence insWhich lmy-
self set the example," ,i
The first bale OF the new cotton crop from
the Mississippi Valley has reached New Or.
leans. 1T was ciassed low middtng and
sold ut 10tc, per pound,
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GOVERNMENT WORK Upon THE RIVER
A brief telegram in the Dispatch day or
two ago announced the fact, unofficially,
that the money appropriated by Congress
for the improvement Of james river had
been placed TO the credit of the engineer In
charge OF The work. On Saturday MT. d.
D. Whi.comb, engineer on the part OF tne
city, Received telegram from captain w: w:
P. Cfaighill informing him that tne Sto,ove
for lanes river was available, and that be
could resume work on, the river between
Richmond and Dutch Gap at once,
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COUNTY SCHOOL BoARD.-A regular meet
ing of the uenrco County School Board
was held at the county courthouse Satur.
day-Daniel f. Gardner, e1-oticio chair.
man, presiding. The committee appointed
TO examine the treaSurer's books had not
completed the work: and after electlng G.
Archer secretary Of the Board. to succeed
Hugh 4. Watt, who was paralyzed about
two months ago, which disabled him from
filing that office, The Board adjourned tc
meet next Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-04

POLICE COURT, SATURDAT.-The Court
met about 10 O'Clock and disposed OF the
following eases:
Philip Brown, charged with being drunk
and disorderly and creating disturbance
on the street. Let off.
A. W. CARRIER. charged with violating the
city ordinance by allowing one OF his
driverS-W. JackSon-to drive in careless
manner and run against ard iniure the
horse of T. P. Turner. Fined SO.
E. L. HObson, charged with the same Of.
fence. Dismissed.
w. B. Cook, charged with depositing
ashes In alley on Eighth street between
Main and Franklin streets. causing water
to run on the premises OF K. endenburg
and John Scott and cause nuisance. AL
lev ordered to be cleaned.
Frank Halstead alias Murphy alias Hill
ton. charged with stealing 4 horse, valued
at SEQ. from Samuel Halstead, of Chester
field county. Continued to Wednesday
morning.
Alice Hart. charged with abusing, curs-
ing, and threatening to beat Philip Brown.
Fined IS.
Edward Gilman, charged with being
drunk and unable to tGke care OF nlmseIf.
Ordered to leave the city.
Thomas Starke. charged With having IN
his possession six chickens, supposed TO
have been stolen. Case continued; ac'
cused bailed, and the chickens fed. Ihey
are at the Police COu.t for identification.
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DIR. a.. McLASE.S vERMiFUGE.
fl'UE GENUINE DIR. c. MCLANE'S
VERMiFUGE
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The coun,cnancc (: pale and lcaden. colored, with
sonal flushes circumscribcd spot on one Oh
,oh cheeks: the eyes become duli the pupils
ta,e an azure semicrclc runs along the lower eye
nd the nose is irrlated. swclls, ara sometimes
tle.ds; swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with hulnmlug or throbbing of the ears
an unusual secretion OF saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue: breath very FOUL particularly In the morn
ius: appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with
\ knawng sensation of the stomach, at others en-
,ircly gone; neeting pains in the stomach; occa-
scnal nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
on, the abdomen bowels irregular. at times cotive;
stools Shiny, nc, untrcquently tingcd with blood
belly swollen aud hard; urine turbd; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hic-
easy and disturbed sleep. with grinding Of the
,cclh temper variable. but generally irritable, &c.
3 Whenever The above symptoms are found to exist
& DIR. c. MCLANE'S VERMIFUGE
] WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
gsLis gf doing the slightest injury to tie most
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DsUBLE DAILY TRAINS ON THE DANvILLE
RoAp.-Double daily trains are now beng
rnn from Richmond to New Orleans rad
the Richmond and Danville railroad. There
Is no change in the leaving time from TINS
CITY, but an increase in speed makes 9
change In schedule al other points along the
route,
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M0ury Cemetery.-The following is re-
port showing The number Of interments in
Maury Cemetery for the month Of July, as
presented by the Superintendent. Mr.. S. NJ.
Perdue: The number OF interments was
12-7 white and ) colorcd. Three were
paupers, and We're buried at the expense OF
the city. All OF the whites were under
twelve years Of age. There were only three
intcrments for the month preceding, show
ing great increase in the rate OF mortality
as compared with the July report.
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.
RICHMOND DIVISION. No. 4, :

UNIFORM RANK, KNIGHTS OF PYTH:AS,
In full regalia, accompanied by the WALKER
LIGHT GUARD In uniform, will makea
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
down James river through Dutch Gap and return
, MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST 4. 1879.
on board the splendid steamer ARIEL. FINE
BAND OF MUSIC has been engaged, and Il pleas
who delight I'm dancing.
The steamer will leave her wharf at Rockets
promptly at * O'Clock Z. W., and returning, reach
the civ at II O'Clock.
TICKETS 80 cents, and can he had of any MEM
Der or The Division, e. +. Johnston 1918 Main
street, and at steamers wharf. Refreshments
served by {. thinner at regular city prices.
The sreet-clrs will te run 10 accommodate the
cxcnr>lon1stS on their return. jy 2S,30&au1,2,4
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Brief Nems.-Rcv. DR.. J. J. Sans, of
Baltimore, formerly pastor OF the Meade
Memorial church in this city, is expected
here tomorrow. lie is at present in Nor
folk.
The negro Joseph Wootcn, charged with
barn-burning in Prince Edward county,
and who is confined in Jail here, is expected
to be taken to that county to-day by the
sheriff.
The resolution adopted by the City Conn
ell last Friday night relating 10 the appoint
ment OF a police officer settles that question,
at least temporarily.
Owing to the recent rise in the river work
has been postponed on the city dam.
The new Methodist church at Coaltield,
"hicn IS now in course Of erection, is cX'
pected to be completed very soon.
The barn OF George Ruby, situated neal
tne ora chesterfield Courthouse, was de
stroved by fire Thursday. Loss, s4OO. Nc
insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-04

BRIEFS AND PHRsoNALs.-U United States
Commissioner Atkins on Saturday sent T.
d. Gatewood on for trial before the United
States Court, which meets in October next,
for an alleged violation OF the United States
revenue laws in relation to the sale OF
liquor.
Thomas Tempeton Blunt, q young man
employed at the Chesapeake and Ohio Com
panv's shops in this city, had one OF bis
fingers badly mashed on Saturday afternoon
by the falling OF brace under an engine
which be was repairing.
The Dutch brig Jeanette entered at the
custom-house Saturday from New York to
complete her. cargo OF flour for Brazil.
AT meeting OF the Corn and Flour EX-
change held on Saturday, at which propo-
siton was made to change the headquarttr rs
Of the Exchange to the rooms formerly used
as the Tobacco Exchange, resolution,
however, TO accept the proposition OF Chas.
S. Cren>haw, agent, and remain in the pres
ent location, prevailed by vote Of 32 ayes
TO noes. .,--.s
Esquire J. n. Hopkins, OF Henrico coun-
ty, announces himself candidate for the
next House OF Delegates, subject to the ac-
ton of the Conservative primary election.
The internal. revenue collections for the
past week amounted to $4l ,542 16.
Dr.. George B. Steel returned from King
and Queen county on Saturday.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Socrates Brooks RetirreSted and Baiied.
Socrates Brooks, who was indicted by the
grand jury OF the Hastings Court, several
days ago, ior embczzIing three hundred
dollars from Junius A. Elicit. OF Chester
field. whilst acting as commissioner, was
examined by Mayor Clak ke last Tuesday
morning and acquitted. The Judge OF the
Hastings Court subsequently issued a
bcnch-warrant for his arrest. He appeared
Saturday morning, accompanied by his
counsel, Colonel William Ambers, G. X.
Macon, and R. &. Foster. The prisoner
claimed that the Court had no authority to
arrest and try him upon charge OF which
he had already been acquitted by The Mayor,
and through his counsel made motion TO
quash the proceedings. The Judge over
ruled the motion, however, and the pri-
soner took an appeal. He was baied in the
sum OF one thousand dollars for his appear
ance at the September term OF the court,
Colonel W. 3. Woodbridge and t. J. Samp-
son becoming his sureties. In the mean
while the case goes to the Supreme Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-04

COLLISION OF SCHO0NERs.-The schooner
W. A. Levering. which arrived here satur'
day night from Providence, was run into
when off Chingoteague island, July 3lst
by the schooner Jesse Elizabeth, bound ioi
Charleston, S. c. Here foresail and raj
were broken and part OF her stern torn
away. She is,now lying at the Chesapeake
and Ohio sheds TO be loaded, and will sail
from Richmond during the week. s...,
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ALLEGED observation-disclosures w.
Browder. of Manchester, was arrested by
Chief-of. Police Lipscomb,5 Of that city, Sat-
nrday. and turned over to the authorities
here: He is charged with being accessory
to the stealing OF horse belonging 10 sam
uel Halstead, OF Chesterheia. He was
locked up at the First police-statlon to
aWait trial. -----....--
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"INGLEsIDE,'' pure whiskey, distilled in Au
gu.la county, Va, Is sold at $3.50 a gallon By
W. D. BLAIR & Co.,
11O9 Main street.