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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-08
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,

~EVHREE Daily Through Trains, between Phiiadephis
leaves Philadelphia for Ptsburg at TX A. NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at 2, A. M. The FAST LINE
leaves Phiadephs for Pittsburg att P NJ and Ptsbug
" Philadelphia at l. Pm, THIS NIGHT EXPRESS
TBAlE !saves Philadelphia for Pttsburg H. p NJ and
Pit,sbuTg for Pm ladsphia ss 10, r n.
Tie above lines connect at Pshnrg with the Railroads
% and JrOR St. Louis. MOI Alton, Gaens and Chicago
III; Frankfort Lexington, and Louisville KY; Terrs
Haute, Msdisua Lafayette and indanspois Ind. Cncin-
natl Dayton Springfield BelleoItsine Ssndusky, Toledo
Cleveland, COnmDus GAINESVILLE, Messillon and Wooster
Ohio aso WITH the Steam Packet Boats end to New
Orleans s.; Louis Louisville and Cincinnati. -
Through Tickets can be had to or from either Of the
above places
orfurther particulars see Hsndbills at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will Erd this
tne shortest sad most expeditions route Philadelphia
Baltimore, New IOrk or Boston, --.- r -...
THOS. lIOORE, AesSr Pas5enger Liuss, Philada
J. MESkIMEE, AozN7, PisSsagsT Lines, jf.tsyxyg.
PailsGelBhiB lssT-jaaI I--ly - ...'l.-
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MEDICAL.
JUST ARRIVED.

stsss scs JUST ARRIVED. -
40 DOz BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW.
10 ES just received by Express direct from the pro-
pfietors For sale at SO cents per bottle
ETIsHING TACKLE.-A large stock selected by
4 oneof the firm, consisting Of Genuine Limerick
Hooks, plain and on Snoods; also Aberdeen, GrsTets
sen and Common Limerick Hooks splendid assortment
Of Lines Cable Laid Six and Sea Grass Spun fated
Silk; Minnow Seines IL hT 4; Floats Of every vnrety
Reels Jonted Rods Clearing Rings, Fly Hooks, &C., &c.
In short supply thoss who appreciate ne Tackle
with almost every thing Asy nay need Tor the successful
jeS = ~ 10. q. BROWN, As College st.
COD-IIVER OILS Gro. genuine Uod.Iiver Oh.
- just received from Rushion, Clark Co.'S by
jss sltl 30. G. BROWN. zs College at.
II 9EECHES.-l,OOO Swedish Lsschss on hand and for
IL sale by 10. g. BROWN, &s College at.
DURE MANONGAHELA WHTSAY.-5 hbls
of the above Just received, Of prime quality; sold to
ie9 = u -. 10. G. BROWN, 4s College st.
STONE WARE.-26OO pieces Stone Ware, coasist.
= ing Of Jars, Churns, jugs Mix Pans Butter Crooks
DORTER AND SCOTCH AI4E.--Oonstanty on
L hand, Barclay, Perkins Co.'S celebrated London
Porter and Mems Scotch Ale. -f
js9 -, : 10. @. BROWN, 48 oOllsgsls
DEARL STARCH,-25 boxes of q very superior
= article of Starch, Just received by
y 10 G. BROWN, 48 College ct.
& ID
GOLD FOIL:
LARGE supply of Gold Foilfrom Manufacturers,
"A just received and for sale by
nov9 STRETCH PECK.
RICE POWDERS.
NEW and valuable preparation for the skin, Just
n ceiyed and for sale by STRETCH & PECK.
PURE PORT WINE,
ONE cask Pure Port Wine, expressly Medicinal pur
~ poses, just received and for sale by
nov9 STRETCH & PRCK.
FINE TEAS.
w ing Of all the most favorite brands
decl0 STRETCH & PECK.
ARD OlL.-Bes Winter Strain Lard OH Just received
Land for sale bv STRETCH & PECK.
nNION SETTS.-Alarge supply Of nne OMEN Setts
" foI sale by The barrel, bushe, or quart, by
decl9 - STRETCH & PECK.
PIKD SEED.-Consisting of Hemp, Canary and Rape
decls STRETCH 4 PECK
- OAPS.-Consisting of Honey Poncine, EnYy Of Snow
- Cold Cream Walnut Oil, BaTber's Block, PaImyrene
Brown Windsor, Castillo Ambosial, Almond, Tooth and
Wash Balls, received and for sale BY
decI9 STRETCH & PECK
INOR CHAPPED HANDS, LIPS, &c.-Aman-
dine and Cold Cream, just received and for sale by
decl9 STRETCH & PECK,
Wholesale aud Retail Druggists College and Unieu
streets.
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REGULAR WEDNES DAYS AND SAITH
DAYS PACKET BOAT
FOR SMIrHLAND AND PADUCAH,
CoNEECTIEs WITH REGULAR
U. s. MAIL STEAMERS FOR ST. LOUIS & LOUIsVfLA
fENHE neat light water paexst boat Gu H8, ,zr.s :.
~ MILLS, Master, will run during the
son as above and all iatsrmedis points, sfs91ft9
regularly departing al - O'Clock puneuay
For freight or passage apply on bard, % 70
A. HAMILTON,
mar3l-6m H.n. HARRISON, Ag'ts.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OK OERFIFICA

In ORDERING TICKETS OK CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address Tor the Tickets order
ed the receipt of which they will be forwarded by hrs
mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending with any hg
ure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signature pGln give
their Post Office, County and State.
Ey Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
Ey- All prizes Of 81 900 and under paid immediately
after the drswngOther prizes at the usual time Of thirty
days.
Al communications strictly confidential
Prise Tickets cRshed renewed in other Tickets 81
either Office.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
5. SWAN d CO., Atlanta, Ga,
June 96-l
list OF the numbers that are drawn from the wheel
WIKI the of the that each Is entitled to-,
will be publ he'd every drawing IN The following pa
pers New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charlie stOn
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lntelligeneer, New
York Weekly Day BOOK, savannah Morning News and Rich
mond Disuatoh aud New York spsich.
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es1 scs JUST ARRIVED. ila
10 DOz BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW.
10 ERS just received by Express direct from the pro.
pfietors. For sale at so cents per bottle
u maya aa J. @. BROWN, zS College street.
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Beaver Dam Springs.

OSNNSA NSsAA OHA4A6S'
RE In Hickman county, Tennessee, beautiful, clear
~ small creek of pure and living water, in densely
shaded grove COOL pure and bracing, and
its waters equal II superior any in the South wes
having four SulphsF Springs, ali differing materially; one
Civil The and oldest Freestone In
the world IEEug things together II is considered by
competent Judges the very hst watering places
in tue Beaver Dam is iOry miles west o Co
umba Nearly half OF The road isurnpke, the balance the
best Tennessee. From NaynesbsrO Il Is only
thirty miles east; and from Per vile about the same
distance Good hunting and fishing by, and the very
best OF Brandy, Vine and Cigars kept for table and room
purposes: Bsrd Tables, NiHen Alley, and many smaller
games for exercise, health and pleasure. lRTalds and
peasureseekers particularly respectfully invited to
visit this place. We authorised TO refer TO Kew A. L.
p Green Russe Houston, James Ellis, K w. Brown, and
Washington MeredeIh Of NsshvHe nearly man, wo
man and child Columbia and saury county, R Rev Jas
OIey 2. Walker, Col. K. e. LoOney, and Duncan B. FIJI
ersOn Of Memphis
CHARGES WILL Be
Seven Dollars Fer Week.
Children under 10 years old Half Price.
Servants OF all ages nan frlee'
Any Of all kinds OF eOnveyances ready Al all time
nj Coumbia take Beaver Dam About three huL
dred persons be comfortably accommodated, so don't be-
leve when sou hear that fu.
We would most earnestly and respectfully enVite our
friends puhle visit Beaver Dam, we are now
ready receive them. EASLEf q ~
Under supervision and control OF Mrs Jaue & Keller
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For Sale.

OCH ACRES OF LAND, situated three four miles
kOO North ofhe city, between G4latin and POrer
Turnpike Roads. One Tract of about l55 has beer
subdiVded in pieces varying from IL 5Oacre and viii
be sold In Lots the whole may best salt purchasers
its soil deep and of the richest quality well mbered snd
in blue has number of hne Springs II ali times
foding abundant supply Of Pures From
Gallatin road is reached by good Turnpike, half mile
in length, and road in OF building passing
through the Tract the Cumberland River On Farm
Is comfortable dwelling and out-hOuses, young apple
orchard Of $50 peach orchard and long range OF
and substantial stone fence skirts the place the
road Terms- Sand years. With interest from date Of
purchase.
ALSO, One other Tract Of about los acres, three miles
Northeast from the city and abOuta half mile from the Sl
latin road This Tract nearly surrounded by turnpike
roads, and Is subdyided into Lots containing from IS
and nersected by convenient 4ermi and
years, with interest Possession given immediately Tor
either both the above Tracts Land provided the pur
will pay lar equivalent for the growing crops and
stock included. JOHN ID. WINSTON,
maT27-df 25 Cherry street.
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Nails.
SugAE.

4 an HHDs. CommOn Fair, Prime and Choice Louisl-
L ~ ana Sugar
100 barrels Crushed sugar;
l2S LO.f
50 q Clarihed
So bite Havana Sugar, In Store and l,r sale
by Tmsy 2Il ". II. GORDON s. co.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-19
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT

has been taken as abroad, uDselfsh, and COM
psehensire a. that assumed by the most en-
lightened countries of Christendom. The
tolerant Mussulman. ignorant though be
may be, gives . lesson 10 the pro-criptiye
party Of our own country which it were well
Tor them TO study.
The sheer Of the royal egotist, Dams 70
rsent on ne change jdnla,s, may have been
true in the days OF Louis XIV; but Turkey
does not now assuredly merit such re-
prosch. A spirit Of enterprise and reform
has been shown by her monarchs which
cannot but be beneficial in its results. We
do not, indeed, pretend TO be as sangune as
Ubicini as to the influence OF the late re.
forms upon the future destiny Of Turkey,
nor can we consent to I've quite as enthusias
tic as Hobhouse or Morell. But we canno,
doubt that if any course Of treatment can
restore strength to the frame of the d" sick
man." that course certainly is the one pre-.
scribed by the judicious physician under
whose care he is. He has been so long the
victim Of ignorant quacks that his whole
system has become disarranged and de-
mands the most careful and considerable man
agement. Whether the 3" sick man will
entirely recover or not is not for us to deter
mine We leave everything with confidence
to AbdulMedjid, and have merely to suggest
that, whilst he noculates his patient with the
CIVILIZATION Of Europe, he should be cautious
not TO infect him with its diseases.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-19

vides the Empires Of England and Russia,
will grow thinner; till their frontiers touch. In
spite of Clayton Bulwer treaties, and Dallas
Clarendon interpretations of them. the Unit
ed States win stretch their shadow ever fur
ther south. Revolution will cease TO tear
the empire Of Montezuma. Tie falling re-
publics Of Central America will not for ever
be q temptation, Dy their weakness, 10 the
attacks OF lawless rufiian. The valley of
the mighty Amazon, which would grow
corn enough TO feed a thousand million
months, must fall at last to those who will
force it TO yield its treasure The ships
which carry the commerce Of America into
the Pacific, carry, too, American Justice
and American cannon as the preae hers of il.
The Emperor OF Japan suppose that BY
Divine right, doing as he would with his
own, he might close his coustry against his
kind that when vessels in distress were
driven into his ports he might seize their
crews as slaves, or kill them as unlicensed
trespassers. An armed squadron, with the
star banner flying, found it. way into the
Japan waters. and his Serene Majesty was
instructed that in natures statute book
there is no right conferred on any mau to
act unrighteously. and because il il his
pleasure that in their own time and by
their own means, the Upper Powers will
compel him, whether he peases or not, to
bring his customs into conformity with
wiser usage.
The fact must be accepted then. Order
will triumph over disorder, industry over
idieneSs, justice over crime. Good will grow
when it can by its own merit II will en-
force itself by arms when it cannot other
wise find entrance. 1t will be despotic in
teriering. dctatorial, aggressive. Ifneedful,
it will obltcrate frontiers. invade, depose,
annex--wth the most entire composure.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-19

Tbs SOLITARY HoRsEa,S Many Years
ago solitary horscman might have been
seen swiftly riding toward Toledo. Ohio
The sun hal just set in the western horizon.
Twas the close, in short, Of election day,
aud that solitary horseman was u courier
from an important township in Lucas coun.
ty. The returns from every township in the
county bat the one We speak Of had been
heard from at Toledo. and the vote Of this
very township WAS needed to tell how the
county had gone.
At length the solitary horsemau arrived
a, Toledo, and reincd his foamiug stecd up
before the Indiana House. A big crowd
Democrats and Whgs-rushcd eagerly u
round and shouted for the "pews.'
-" BETTER time" said the solitary horse
man. looking at his watch, " was never made
by live horse Fifteen miles in thirtytwo
minutes Wha, dye think OF rHAr, gen +
men asked the horscman.
Cuss the hess, yelled the excited crowd
"now has ----- township gone
"Gcnlmen," replied the solitary horse
uian. Il disrcmember II was either whig
or democratic. but I've hen so taken up
with the spced of this ere hess tina, forgo,
which but gcu'lmen." rcar,d the excited
hor@meu rising in his saddle and fran,icly
waving his whlg in the air. you may jus,
rst satisfied on one point All I'LL cAN =
Rs,r rRIs uuss
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.oSG or THE MIsEn.
81 wA. n, PINCH.

Ciink. ClInk,
Theresa ray Of light thro' the wondow chink.
That comes TO play with my gold, think
| mnst bar II cut 10 morrow.
III have no sunrAys counting my store,
They come from q world that's hungry ior
more,
That spe,b my Golfers and hateth me sore
Thai know 20 my sorrow.
Ciink. Ciink,
How the golden eagles glow on the brink
OF the yellow pyramid, built, think,
From spoilA of every people.
Say frame me a miniature church the while,
Moidorc and Sovereign win pave me the aise,
Doubl0ons and Daests viii wall IL 10 style,
And Crowns run up 10 sseeple
ClInk, Clink.
Across the way but a chain asd a Ink.
A spider hides IN his web, think;
A leopard sleek attorney.
flo would cut men throats ssren"ly and cold,
ff their artery blood ran molten gold:
He's travelling on 10 BIZ masters fold
wish him o sulPhar1s journey.
Ciiuk. Ciink
A beggar'grl stood on the parapet brnk
Of the lonely bridgs-~qnite crazy think.
And gazed on tho moaning water.
shs asked for isrthng; Igsye her a curse;
she plunged, and the city provided a hearsg;
No mattef-it might have been terribly worse
Twas only poor man. daughter.
Clink, Clink
A delicate eye I'D flashed Inc a wink,
Yesterday close to the park. think;
What widow was II, wonder
Why smile upon me. grim, ugly aud old
II the forks Of the Lightning were woven with
They would ia..o each fash with veil. with
fold.
Dsxnita the fniio inn thunder
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-19
Aaother Relief Cesutrsitts-. .

4 committee from Morrison county,
Minnesota. visited the Council yesterday.
seeking the endorsement oftha, body. 10 aid
them in making purchase OF food Of our
merchants, on time. The petition Of the
committee states that their county has suf
fered IA had "a Stearns county, which il
Joins. was represented 10 have suffered from
grssshoppcrs IL was backed. or purported
to be, BY the Governor Of Minnesota and
several wellknown citizens Of 81. Paul
We do not wish 10 throw cold water npon
any charitable movemen, whatever, bu, ss
the committee from Stsarns county present.
al like certificates which resulted as our cit.
liens well know. 90 say the hast, IN doub,
as 10 their geuuinencss, VT deem il nothing
more than right 10 say 10 ALL b. on
your guard satisfy yor' rs that the
certificates presented 20 .,. at this tine
are really from those whom they purport 10
be, and that there is such necessity. II YOU
do this. and find that thee people are really
in nej then We say, I've literal with them
as you would ike Others 10 be, were you in
like circumstances, - Dsbuqus ErprcsS and
Herald Of Tuesday.
This is the first intima,ion we have had
oi dcstitu,ion in Morrison county II is
probable, however. ,her arr destitute ami.
lies in tha, SECTION Of country a. the amount
Of farming Is limited. and the expense Of
shipping provisions adds a'sis very greatly
to the cost.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-19

The veteran Washington editor JonS L.
Rvs, Esq, has issued his prospectus for the
publication Of the Didy Giojs and Congress
'onai GIots and .tppsnd.r, which will both
commencs with the session Of Congress, OH
the first Monday in Icc,mber next.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-19

The ship Susan q. Owens has xrived in
Tire offiug at Charleston, with railroad iron
from Cardiff, Wales. Since she len ,ha,
port, about the lst OF May. 1854. she has
been oucs around the world, ,raverssd alto
gr,her, i, il estimated, not less than ninety
thousand miles.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-19

The Postmaster General has recently de-
c,lci. that II fostmasters do no, give pub
fishers oi newspapers motive when their pa
pers wmsin the IN Pos, Oflicc without being
taken out by the subscribers. within Ave
weeks, they arr liable for the pay.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-19

B,>xs-It Is strange how much cent.
dencc the people pu, in banks, ~hen year
amer year AMI again the hanks are robbing
them. The Exchange Bank Of Nebraska
had . circulation Of Sl36.oo0 a, the time
i, suspended, al Of which sum the people
will probably lose. Jus, the day previous
10 SUSPENSION. 10000 were Deposited with
il. and when its vaults wep cSamins,l. Gully
SlIo were 70 Ne foun.l
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-19

There 8 sne touch of ebony hamor IN
the reply once made in our hearing. By a.
old negro wood-sswyer in New York;
member OF the Ch1rch Of the Colord Ne
slah IN tia, city, where he was born and
brought up-to stranger who inquired OF
him il he knew where -, Paurs Chnrch
was. Does know where -. Paul's Chur1i
il Well il wish bad as many half
dollars as | know where 81. Pauls Church
is :" /, would puzzle ar arithme,ician to
determine the prec,se exten, OF Cuaees for
tame in the event o. 'glillmeut Of bis wish
----------7------
Tires rufhans, rarned COEsEi.L, DERlyg.
AMI SAILOR BTil. violated German woman
named THEsEsA SPIrN.Es. az l32 GREGG
w'ch street. New York. 90 Friday night
ard then added murder to their crime. They
had not been arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

DOUBLE TRAGEDY-In the village of Union,
Broome county, Y, on Thursday last, an insane
man AIMED Charles Latourette entered store,
took from it . dagger, and stepped out upon the
sidewalk, deliberately, and without the exchange
Of . word stabbed . young coored MAE named
Jared Carton. He died instantly He said be
killed Carton because he did not like bis looks -
He was taken to Bpghampton end lodged in jail
In the evening the Under Sheriff entered the cells,
and, on passing the one where Latourette was
confined saw him lying on the floor with his
throat cut. The razor with which the prisoner
destroyed himself was in the coat pocket of for
mer occupant of the CELL and which he had acct
dentally left in the room.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

SHOOTING IN SoUTHAMPToN.-On Thursday
week pending the election at Drewrysville. Sou b
ampton county, q repcontre occurred between w IN
Westebrook and DIR Albert G. Neeves The parties
met and without passing word, the former drew
. duellips pistol, and taking deliberate aim at the
Doctor, Fl cd Fortunately, the bail passed thr ugh
the lstters hat, merely grazing the top of the
head Instantly DR. levelad five shooter at his
adversary. and planted bali In HE thigh, which,
1t Ia said will prove quite serious They were ia
ken before . magistrate and required TO enter re-
cognizsnces to answer. Westbrooke is An uncle
of young Turner, who was once involved in q
shooting difficulty with DR. Neeves.
10 the same county, . day or two previous to
above affair, > man named Under wood shot and
severely wounded another man named Beale; and
the recent shooting of . negro by q white man
in Southampton, Is also announced
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

OPERATION OF THE U. s. MINT-The statement
of the officers of the mint for the month Of May
show deposits of &16l $50 of gold and Sl996s
of silver; of which sum sec, $50 were received in
exchange for the new cent. The aggregate OF
gold silver and copper received during the month
S366,4e9 The coinage for the same time was
&l6l $50 in gold and all in dollar pieces in silver
&203 O00 In quarter dollar and dime pieces The
number of new cents coined is three million eight
hundred thousand OF copper s. lis of old cents
were received 10 exchange for the new. And the
total coinage of the month is S402 $50 The whole
number of pieces coined of all descriptions is
4 GIT SO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

NUrICN To- TAX PAYEKs- :" q esiL or.
dsined by the Cou nciI of the City of Richmond
Tha. the Collector of the City Taxes shall annually
give notice in at lesst four of the daily newspapers
the city, for fifteen days prcr to the fife day of
June, that be will attend at his office daily between
the hours OF O'Clock. A. M. and O'Clock, p. M =,
from the 18Th the S0th Of June, inclusive for the
purpose of receiving from any person charged with
city taxes the whole half of the smounts of
taxes charged. deducsDg from the whole amount or
half the o,se may be, ten per centum thereon.
1.-THE Coll. cor shall, in like manner give notice for
fifteen days prior to the 18th of December that he
will attend at his Office d,ily, between the above
mentiope ed hours from the 18th to 31st of December
inclusive for the purpose of receiving from any
son Who has Already paid one half only of the city
taxes charged to him, the remaining half deducting
from such haften per cent thereon"
In Pursuance of the above amended ordinance
parsed Jssuary lth 1885, will attend at the Colec-
tors Office at the City Hs from the 18Th to the S0th
of June for the purpose of receiving taxes above
directed JULIUs A. HOBBON,
Collector of City OF Richmond.
Bit will be understood from the above ordi-
that those who do not avail the mselves of the
opportunity of paying the first half bstu tho IS. h
and S0th of June, entitled to no deductions; but
are required to pay tbs whole smourt of their bills
5000 IN the month of July as the Collector can
call on them. Persons desiring Information or of a..
cersanng the amount Of their taxes will call at the
off &c previous to the 18th of June.
j. ,-dtlstJy J. "A H., c. C.. r.