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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-23

ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-Last night Company
G, Washington Light Infantry met al their arInory
for the purpose of electing officers and other bust
ness IL was very full meeting, and the mem
oers exhibited much ardor in their attendance to
as follows: Captain-R. C. Stevens, late Adiutant
OF the Battalion; Lieutenants-E M Chaplin. r
l.! Cassin, c. w. Uttermehle; First Sergeant-jno.
ID Chaplin; Second Sergeant-Edward Mexican.
Other orcefs remain as before. The company
appointed committee to confer with Committee
OF ompanies and B relative to the reception OF
the Montgomery Guards as company ID of the bat
talon. The members of this company are all new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-23

The LUTHERAN Picnic, yesterday, was one of
the most pleasant parties Of the season Every
thing went on In the utmost harmony The pro-
prietors Of Arlington and Capt Catchart united in
showing every attention to the crowd of persons
present. Not the slightest accident occurred TO
mar the pleasures OF the day Esputa's Brass Band
discoursed sweet music during the entire day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-23

CRIMINAL CouRT.-Yesterday, after our report
closed, the half dozen parties who were then on
trial on charge OF committing a riot In George
We're each sentenced to three months In Jail and
a fine of 81.
To-day.-The case of the U s. uS. Henry Sloan.
In which the defendant, member of Robinson
battery upon small boy named Stephen w.
whitney, was submitted to the Court, and the
witnesses in the case were examined
The Court then took up the case of the United
osa.es sgt Martin Adams, (colored) who was
charged with larceny Of fork, a knife. and !
key from Charles r. Dachemoir The case was
pending when our report closed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-23

The CHASSZL.-The work Of deepening the
Georgetown channel Of the river is rapidly ap-
preaching completion, under the supervision Of
Captain Rhinehart, the energetic contractor A
good channel Of sufficient depth to give safe pas
sage over the bar opposite Arlington 10 the largest
vessels now arriving az the western wharyes or
Georgetown has been cut and the widening of
July. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-23

POLICE ATFAIRs.-Bsfors Justice Clark .-Pete
Emrch was charged with selling liquor on sun
day nned - and costs. John d Hammack. fol
the same offence, was similarly fined Michse
Conner, for using Profane language In the streets
was nRed . IS. John Doe, alias-,was picket
up from door step In a state Of inebriety; work
house oO days Charles Grips was charged win
assault and battery on Cornelius Leonard: held =
bail for his appearance at the Criminal Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-23

TIE OPERA E2 HAT. just arrived. BY express, ,
Il S{AMHM slE HATS and CAPS In abundance, OF
esvesth e so,Posits Post 0Mos. = = s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-23

MISCELLANE0US-In the time Of all nations II. H. Sir
David DelePiane D. d. Pi4ne L. S. President General
Presidency Sec Of Medical School, Dispatch; Uni ed
States and Foreign Agency.
IFLKTTERs MUST IN ALL CASES BE PREPAID.
June Is VIM JONES p
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TIE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.

By Henry stephens. RS. Of Edinburgh, md The late
]. r Aliian. Professor Of Scientific Asdeullnis 10
Yale College, New Haven. . vols. Royal Octave
1900 pages. and numerous tngfssiHga
This - conlessejly, the mos, complete work on AZ.
fcuitus ever published. snj 10 order 70 give siei
circulation. and publishers resolved 10 ieduee the
Ifice 70 Five Dollars for the Tso yolumtsi,
When sent " mail (posi paidl 10 California Ore
fon. tie price will be 81. To every other part q ne
Union. and % Canada. post paid, SO. ~ This work
is OF the old Boos 81 the fnmr
Rcntisnces for any Of The above publications should
Away, te addressed. postpaid, % The Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT 4 GO,
NJ. s. GpiI street. New Work.
recsmher IS. ga
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LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,

Va ullkbls4N
For Sale at the DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANs-Eahy Sir Weeks. Red sperkled Valentine,
Brown diito. Red French, Large Lima or Butter,
Carolina, Scarlet Runners Royal Dwarf
BEET-EIra EARLY rurnip. Early Blood. Long Red
silesin or v bite Sugar, Ssiss Charj.
BROCOLI-Purple Cape.
CABBAGE-E Early York. French Or Heart. Early So.
gsr Lpai. Ea,ly Bsiefsea, Early Drnmheld. Drum.
heidssyoy. Large Late Dt1mbrai, Late Fiat DUTCH.
Green Glazed, Rsd Dutch. fps pirkielnE.
CARROr-l.ong Orange, Early Horn, Large Field
cAULlfLowER.
cELERY-whi.e Solid, Silver Giant, Red Solid.
CURN--Eyefgreen Sugar
CUGUMBER-Eafy Fame, Long Green. GheIkn.
EGG PLANT Large Purple, Early Purple.
ENDlHE--Gfseu CURED.
LETTUeE-Eafly Cutiel, Brown Dutch, Royal Cab
bagc. Dfumhead, White Cos.
MELL0Ns-Nuiineg, Ciiron, Mount,in sproui
MDsrARD-w hiie. Brown.
NAsrCRrIUM.
nkRA.
ONION -Silysr ssin o. White. Large YslloM
PAISLEY CURED Of Double, PLAIN OF single.
PARsNlP-sgs
PEAs--f.sndfeib's Etlfa Esrly. Early Frame. Royal
Dsad Msuowfsi. Early May. Bishops Early.
PEPPER-Large Sweet Bull N0se.
PUMPKIN Common Field.
RADlsH Long Scarlet short Top. White TurniF
Rooted. Red Turnip Rooted. Long saifson.
RHUBARB. ~ pis Plant
sALSlfY. % Oyster Plant.
AcH-RuunJ Savoy.
I sQUAsH-B4tiy BUsh, Long 1feen.
T TOM iTU--Lsfge Red.
tTIRNlP-Eaftg Plat nutrh. Red TOP. fsrze Norfolk
l.aiEe Gl1bs, Dtie's Hyni, Huta Biga orswssish
FebfIsfy 10. 2g-
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Prospectus
Prospectus
o. THE
IL ILLSB0KOUGH RECORDER
pIForEp 70
Politics, igrltaliur, hlS,tlIany, Ctnnal MWi, AZ.
PUBLISHED BY DENNIS HgARrf,

HIlakorough, n. &.
WITH the present volume The Retorisf esnn,rf.
81 ihe ipnieih year u ~ existence, The 6t.t
humlathssing hsen iutsd the iUih u Tslmst,. 1890
during 81 Which time We have stotsd 10 n,ste az
Psper Interesting end u,sp srd We htIs doe
Iaiheulais ae have hps ltsn shtstthu unilsta,iul.
y 10, hstn our eish u make ihf Rftofatf foeJ Pm
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q valuable 10 The arTiculfufsi % sny tttJttaI N
purely agricultural diameter. IN oar Mptsll.f,,Y.
department We shall eehtinue 10 te .. We avs,. t.,,
been, rareul 70 sslsci trth sfeles e. will ha,s tsn
dency not only 70 smpse. but 10 ntete he tt}oJ ,t
heart. While We shall 10 tharList 10 t,s.I,. .,li.
written articles 70 adotn Gus columns se s,e 81 !.
ambitious o. originality - moi 10 pist, selected nsiiff
oi superior metit,io loosely written and iLdss,,,d Ar
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News department We shall lake special pains 10 i,,,t
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portion 81 The STATE eiespi Hose fste,d sitb I'LL.
gsphie communication.
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subscription lisi ahd 10 obtain there rev ,ul,sril.,.
We must a,k The ass.isnrs ~ cur fiisnJ. in o,sss.
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eJEhg The receipt Of club. ofsvtsesf, srs, usv,5
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these clnbs, oGer The Rssortsf 10 nav ,pl,s,l,,.
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FlRESlDE,
A Weekly Literary and Agricultural Paper,
Published in Augusta, Georgia
DIR. D. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.

~. ~. +
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor
THIs is the tile Of Weekly paper devoted TO AS
i riculture. Literature and AT, which am publish.
ina in Augusta, Georgia. Il will be in quaro form Of
eeh, pages, folio sizc-each issue TO contain forty CO.
lumns Of matter. It will be in general style similar to-
and in size somewhat larger than the New York Led
ger II will be published on good book paper and viii
be in mechanical execution in the best style of ypo-
graphical art. III utility it will be all that the best
cullural science and practical knowledge OF tho South
can furnish. weekly visitor 10 the homes oil SCUM
ern planters and farmers, il will be more useful and
acceptable 10 them than any monthly journal Of equal
merit.
My aim is to establish paper that will be sihicle
Of information that will be useful to Southern planters
and farmers, and repository OF Southern thought,
agination and TASTE in the realms Of Literature anu
Ar and to obtain for il such an extent OF patronage
and success will justify The most liberal eompensa-
ton TO all its contributors Able and experienced edit
tors engaged, and steps are IN progress 10 secure
contributions from the most pleasing Southern writers
of both sexes Much latent talent will be brought to
light, and furnish some agreeable surprises 10 southern
people
Full many gem of pulest ray serene
will fash before the admitting eyes, and cause gene.
rous glow in Southern &c aius,
The Agricultural Editor will be Dr.. Daniel Lee, the
dstng Professor Of Agriculture IN the University
OF Georgia for many years pas, Of the Southern
Cutiyator, aud leading contributor TO many North
ern agricultural journals Of the highest reputation
The Literary Editor will he Nj. w. w. Mann, o.
this city, an accomplished wre Of fine taste and scho
larry attainment who having retired Iron the active
dnlies Of The legal profession spent many years IN Eu
rope and was for several yeats the Paris correspondent
of the National Inieligencer, and Southern Literary
Messenger.
Terms-Cash in advance, ~ a year.
Bills current in the State from which they are sent
received at par
JAMES GARDNER.
| Augusta, Geo. as
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now TO SUSTAIN YorR LOCAL PAPER.

/. II YOU have father. mother, brother,
sister or friend Of any kind residing u DIS
lance. Who is unable to subscribe, pay Tor
and have copy sent to them.
.. n YOU have any printing you wish done
do not .;icw' the editor down toa starvation
price, and when he comes to make pur-
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4. Do not run to the city TO get your hand
bills, labels, cards, &c., printed because
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visa to be supported. A man who Is always
running away from home with his business,
little deserves the patronage Of the commu,
nitv in which he lives and so far as we are
concerned. such will receive the cold shout
der,
S. II Won have central Of any legal adser.
t,sing, send il to your friend. This kind Of
business paws better than any other, and the
more YOU can send to the editor of your pa
per. the better for him and il. In proportion
10 the amount Of the receipts of paper, an
editor il enable to make il useful and anus
ing to the community in which il Is publish
ed.
6. Do not expect much Of a paper when
an editor is driven to be his own composition,
proof reader. pressman aud devil, TO buy
something for his dinner.
:. Do not expect the editor to make hon
orabla mention Of you and your business ev-
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a paper and a mans time are worth some.
thing. and every notice comes back to the
drawer Of the recipient in dollars and cents.
An editor should not be allowed to go hun.
CRY, bare-backed, or barefooted. They eat,
drink and wear" just like other people.
s. Ii the editor owes you shilling, do
not chase him from "rosy morn to balmy
eve" for il. and when you happen to get the
balance on the other side, "cut the gentle
mans acquaintance"
3. " Finally, my brethren" if you wish to
properly sustain yogr county paper, TO live
the balance Of your days in peace with God
and man, and occupy seat IN Paradise after
death. practice the golden rule" Do unto
others as you wish them to do unto you, !"
under like circumstances.
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Brrs OF wspox.-The annexed bits oil


Brrs OF WIsDox.-The annexed bits Of
wisdom are from Thompson's Reporter:
Don't have too mnch commisseration for
the accomplished, amiable and charming wife
Of defaulter. until you know that she has
NOT, by extravaganza and pride, induced him
90 use money not his own. or to speculate
with view to crafty her wishes.
Don't think you are making bargain when
YOU cheat customer; for. in the long run,
al such operations will turn out quadruple
losses. t.
Don't lend money at two great shave ;
for the borrower must succeed, or he'll not
be able 70 pay.
Don't neglect your regular business think.
ing TO do better at some outside enterprise
the chances are ten to one you will not sue
coed.
Don't 90 to law in hurry, exhaust the "a,
tiorsl before you attempt TO exhaust the lega
remedies.
Don't getexcited about politics, unless you
are quite sure that the election OF your can
didste will be better for your business. FOL
the country, than the other man.
Don't be too severe on others for not think.
ing as you think, that they may excuse yoI
for not doing as they do.
Don't condemn others for their inherited
or GodendOwed peealiariiies for could yol
but see yourself as you see others. your con
demnation might cone home.
Don't be too smart, il is the instinct o
mao to give the extreme smart ones, Of boti
genders, a wide berth.
Don't be a. the dog IN the manger; foI
some bull NAV give you a toss.
Don't Judge until YOU have heard both sides
Of the case.
Don't get on stills 10 prosperity, nor or
your knees in adversely /; tor what goes ~
must come down, but what goes down don'
always come Up.
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THE CoPPE Err TO r

NEW Era In D0MESTlC ECUNCMi,
TT Is we'll known ina, Children and Youth ufualIy
wear out theit ,ots and Shoes at the Toe, in few
week-somctmes in lew days. Buy them with
MitCheIps Patent Metallic Tips,
and YOU will save Tico Thirds of the expense Of sup.
plying your children with shoes
This invention enables us TO offer TO The public Boots
and Shoes that
NEVER WEAR OUT At THE TOES.
We have hundreds OF Testimonials from parents
who lave bought them showing that on the average one
pair Of Shoes Wh he Tips will foI Children weor 90
long as THREE PAIR WITHOUT, and Tor Misses.
Poys and Youths they will wear at least Twice as
long, while
THE COST is BUT A TRIFLE MORE.
This statement is made with entire confidence in ts
strict truth as II is based careful examination Of
The Facts in the experience Of more that two years,
which has proped that these Copper iOed Shoes have on
an average worn at least three times long as the old
style, aud as The cost is but Trfe more, the impor-
lance Of this invention to all having little feet TO pre-.
tec, will at once be seen.
This invention l. also important as protection a.
eanst the cutting OF the Prairie Gr0ssts also Tor Mi
aeys and Plantation use. and all occupations ~hetc
the toes Of the Boots and shoes particularly liabe
to be cut or worn.
CHASE, MCKINNEY & M00Rs.
Owners oflhe Patent.
nJ For Sale by Deslers generally.
Boston. February 49, sVIsm
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PHYSICIANS At BEpsipEs o. THE DYISs.-
The venerable DR.. Mott, in his late Address
n the Graduates d the Medical College 81
New York, saws most instructiyely:
at the bedside Of the dying patient il
viii be your duty 10 study the symptom. 81
approaching dissolution, with your fingers
~ his wrist % catch The last DIVING futter
II his pulse. But during these moments
YOU NAV satisfy NJ impertnent curiosity.
Il the presence o. the departing spirit your
office ceases. Ia the retinge OF the King Of
Terrors, you are but man like other men.
Least 81 all can extenuste any rudenes,
shosn al such time 70 the messenger Of
spiritual consultations, be he Catholic or Pro-
,sstant - educated Or iiliterate - white oi
blaek-bond or free-nor should YOU at any
period in the progress Of the disease deprive
yDnr patient 81 tie manifestations Of his &C.
cgstomed spiritual advisers. Friel5s may
D. excluded and conversation interdicted,
but those consultations Of religion, that fall
like the dew upon Mount Herlnon,' should
always Be encouraged"
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A WoSDrRrtL HisrorY.--'rhe mission Of
the American Baptist Union among the IA.
rens in Barmah has a wonderful history.
Only thirty years ago the frs, convert was
baptized. aud now the number &c church
members is over fifteen thousand, and the
natives under regular Christian instruction
smount 10 more than 100000. The station
st Toungoo was commenced seven year, ~,
BY native preacher. and IN two years there
numbered in that place 2na1 converts Pros.
periiy still attend. il. Will tie churthe.
withhold iunds. when Col i thus pouring
dosn bis blessings
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Blackwood's Magazine and
British Reviews.

+ SCOTT & Co. New York, continue 20 pubiish
II. tue following leading British Periodicals, viz;
/. The London Quarterly, (Conserya,iye.)
}. The Edinburgh Review, (Whig)
). The North British Review, Free Church
l. The Westminster Review. (I.lbcral
). BIackwood's Edinburgh Magazine. Tory
These Periodicals. ABLY representthe three great Po-
liiiea parties Of Great BntainWhig, Tory, and "a.
dical- politics forms only feature OF their cha.
rssr As nrg,ns Of the most profound winters Sci.
ence Literature, Morality and Religion, they stand ss
they ever have stood unrisalled in the world ofleiers
being considered indispensable TO the scholar and the
professional mln, while the intelligent reader Of eve
~ class they furnish more and satisfactory
coih The eueat literature Of the day. thloughoalhe
sorlI than BE- possibly obtained from any oiher
source.
EARLY COPIES The receipt Of Advance
sheets from the British publishers gives additional
value 10 these REPRINTS inlsmnch as they can now be
PLACED 10 the hands 81 the subscribers about
The original editions.
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PERU merry. &c.

WEBB DICKSON have just opened large a..
softmeni 4 liauison's Psriumety and Toilet
sfiicles comprising r9l5zhss Dashie and single. Ioi
lei Waters; fatid4 Wstrf. Balm psrsrie Flower Bay
Leaf Water. iastfal: Bf,f,rts for the Handkerchief
ffangipsni ESlfafis; fnngipani Cream. r. Jci Pos
Jsrs: Pfssions -aitnx Salts CsfnstiDn Rouge: Cold
Cream, shampoo I.oiipb, Hair Dye; Csfnns ink; No.
eiisEes bismond Cement, Phiiocomes: Beef Marrow
Bear. Git Mscs.s4 oil; RIostinz sosp. fof bathing
Bs,i~ts sosp; Ersdte soap: Ladies soap; shaving
Grams. sssprsJ. Uieophsne, TT shaving; Ross Tooth
ps.,s; gs,ny Tooth Pssls; Den,sI soap, &c. &c.
February 70 20
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About ne only person We ever heard o
ia, sas not spoiled By being liobifed. va,
sJep, named Daniel.
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s Teller threw the head Of goose on The
stage u The Beilsille theatre. Co1fo, sd,anc.
Ing 90 Tie mont. said, -" Gentlemen, i any
arnaug.t yoa hss lost bis head. do not be On.
easy, for viii testufr Il 81 the conclusion u
the performance"
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Revival of Business,

HAVING concluded % iemsin in TIilIsboroush snt
continue my business, my old customers will 6ni
me one door sasi u The brick House" my former
shop. Ny work shall b we'll and fssbionsbly done.
and ~ my cutting jobs prepared 90 thstthe sesst,sss
shall find no difficulty il making.
All work executed 81 The shortest noiirs.
JAMES 3. WATSON.
February O. ~
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HAVE now in store, and shall keep constant .ror
u sale low,
New Crop Sweet Mosstes and Rice,
Rio aud other Cotiees Sugars, best Vinegar
Nails .Blasting and Rifle Powder and Fuse,
Common. and English Dairy Cheese. &c. &c.
All kinds Of barter taken for Goods, viz Rags, old
Castings Brass and Copper, Feathers BeeswaI Corn,
Wheat, Meal, Bran, Flour Peas and Beans, Butte,
Eggs, Plank Shingles, and Hides, and almost every
thing else.
Settlements in allesses once year.
JAMES WEBB.
Februsrye.
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More Cheap New Goods Salt ats2

More Cheap New Goods = Salt ats2
per sack.
GOOD Cuba Sugar a, 10 cents, good Hoop Skirts
~ at 80 cents; also Summer Calico, Bleached Shirt
ings and Sheetnss, Bed Ticks, Black Callicos, Black
Tamerline, Kid Gloves, WASH eathe, lisle and Silk
Gauntiets, Hair Netts Cambrick and Furniture Dim.
ty, Marseilles Quilts, Curtain Damask, heavy House
wife Linen, Coffees, Sugars genuine Kings Mountain
Iron, Bacon, Philadelphia Shoes, Ladies' Congress.
heeled CATERS Black and White Kid Slippers Bootees
&C. &c, and many other goods just received, and
more coming.
JAMES WEBB.
June s. As
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BRANDRETIrs PILLS,

For Tie cure u fgfafa1a. cold,. Ins,ratisa %
pepiia ,lftaSstAt. Dsbihiy. HesIatll.
&c. &c. AZ.
FOR SALE At THIS OFFICE.
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Anguish. Geo.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-01-27
CHERIFF,S SALE.-MOWER

9 H RIFFS SALE.-MOWER
~ COUNY, SS.--By virtue of execution issued out
of under the of the District Court in and for
the county OF Mower and State of Minnesota, upon
judgment rendered in favor of John Wagner, and
chattels lands and tenements OF
Samuel us have seized all the right and title which
1855 Of in the following described premises which
shall expose for sale the law directs, in front of the
Sheris Office in the town Of AUSTIN in said county, and
State Of Minnesota the 18th day of March, J6O at
O'Clock In the orenosn, to wit
All that tract situated In the county of Mower
and State Of Minnesota and described the northwest
quarter OF section fourteen tl4h in township one hun
Dated at Austh, January "A, 1860.
janA-w6w GEO. w. BISHOP, Sheriff
4 n V Z LOP ES, OF ALL KINDS
IL for sale, cheap. at the Office of
PIONEER PRINTING COMPANY.