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which she WAS very reluctant to yield
small copper casket sud roll u
printed matter, which latter proved to
be Remington County split tickets.
which were extensively circulated in tins
town 81 the recent election. I secured
one Of them which ] herewith forward
70 you, that YOU may 500 the ingenuity
Of our political enemies
The casket was ponderously scaled.
bearing The impress Of A. J., and direct
Ga to Geo. y. Sanders 4 Co, Canada
West, via ST. Albans. All efforts 70 OBJ
tam any information whatever from the
prisoner proved unavaihng. and various
speculations were made in regard to her,
many supposed her to be a Fenian bear
or Of dispatches, but neyor. having hoard
the name Of Geo n. Sanders connected
with tho freedom Of ireland and hear
ing in mind tho split tickets. the moro
wise concluded there was something
richer in store
Confning her ladyship TO room, a
detective was sought and soon obtained,
who, clad in complete suit Of rebel
gray, was admitted toh her room. About
this time your correspondent arrived
upnn the ground and succeeded in OBJ
tanning from the detectives own lips tho
full denouement Upon his entering the
room she Seemed overioyed beyond
measure, absolutely embracing him, in
fact she was herself again, and making
a "clean breast" Of the whole thing, she
stated that she was none other than the
ghost Of Mrs. Surratt, and had left
Pennsylvania the evening before, en-
trusted by the Chairman Of the Nation
al Union Conservative Democratic =
Renegade Republican Dixie -Doohttle-
Copper-Johnson State Central Commit
tee with the casket which contained the
remains Of my Policy" The splittick-
cts were given her by an old time dem
ocrat of this town, who was ashamed OF
them and desired that they be taken be-
yond the State, that there might be had
no more rememberance among Yer
montera Of thing SO vile. She further
stated that she would not have been 80
easily captured but she had lost her
reckoning Being wearied with her
rapid journey she desired to find rest
and consolation for short time, but
friend An lad informed her that
notwithstanding the use Of split tickets
they were beate1 near thousand votes,
and that the Representative whom oh,
horror The had voted for WAS radi-
cal who would vote for the constitution
al amendment, and further that their
candidate for sheriff absolutely voted
for Woodbridge for Congress; in view
of these discouraging things, and find
ing the butternut tree she suffered her
devotion to it to get the better of her
discretion and was 30 captured.
Our johnson friends refusing to give
"my policy" the "last sad rites" mur-
muring about Galigula's horse,
drunken beast" "boorish tailor" &c,
&c, we proceeded to that duty, wrap
ping it in a copy Of the New York World
containing A. Us inaugural address
hiccups in brackets
| Not drum was heard, not funeral note,
| Az its corpse 10 the dunRhill we hurried,
o'er the thing 80 appropriately buried,
raising q rude hoad-board and inscrib-
ing thereon Treason made odious, the
crowd quietly dispersed, first handing
over the ghost to the friends Of A. ].
Yours truly, G. T.. 8.
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IAE RLF RLTFNI PFLT hLCHINE


tEAfTNffH III sEi I7'F7F
= ite cheapest strongest aad heet inaehine ~ hFAk-
iHH s1udraslns and preparing pest tef fnG yei ih.
afaA Tht Esstgfn Peat Company an fHfnish 10
palet ta Nem ERland fhoff Hfi4ee, i9if si.ss -
lsaf Machiufs, Constructed uidsr thit patent lh'St
,nseaas 80, ttiss, railslact asd need ouiy q be-
sssu t1 81 appreciated. Agents aApied iuf TIE hasi
tfn Ecat Cefirauy in every town and county ~ New
EHEland, ~ aei machines tRhtH eliza ste' Ad9e5A4
S,niptisslans allowed Apply cHhef lu person or ~
lsttef ia nTTTI,ICK A HliIs General Agents, East
ern Peat amPauy, ~ W sshmgiOn 81, Boston, hass
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Bounties Equalized.


MIRO esmssta rsaaaaas sa 3aae. issS ~ TpAit
W "a ASasx NfaaFassy dies aafFua sarasat q
s4.s,s asse sf ssfea ~ So wWNN1S ffassFs1
ass saesissa ~ 4 90 additional BQuEtg
IL - - 4sssrfsl eaf ts avs ek8e 500 Bounty
m..s.sx $50 ssssk@s GA4fares ~ fsereats q ts't
esasgs 5aresNss AZ trafta ia ttt sass 4&iF lsa
ssssss i4NstEss kh@aad Rs na1t EtsuF eltfa&fas
sgs.-ss - - - hsasks tret v8fe Ettrect4a2f Sc
sBt4Nss@M
E.rss.t Assss a4tsts q ~ htfS rf1atsf'tf e. Hst
ssaE rsaAaf thaH af6A FHNF t# seasAf aa ttfAl =
MK F@WkhE
lszfassa astla Afzt
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Always lend a crutch 70 halting bu-
manity' bat iap up. 4 you viii. The
stilts q ~ tepislaH
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billiard TABLESI seTeF w.

stties aIth Patent Combination Cushions lu-
proved Anr 1880 These Tahies, iuT Elegance ~ Dc.
500 Elasiigity and Correctness of ihc Improved
4 sfB,ge snd rasa aud stiffness of the running u tie
slls az universally Acknowledged 30 D. nnegueiled.
Ar that are iu want af rsclass Tables Tor private or
uhlir ese we thiHk t woHl1 De- for their Interest %
txapine ilatu before punhasing Madr aud f0r sale
.alely by . p CAME CO, III Sudbury cor oi Court
ST. Bnsion Alsa for SALE ali articles connected with
Billiard Tables. an kinds II Repairing Tables and
Balls dOuc pfuinpily.
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The following communication will
be understood and appreciated by those
who have heard from Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Iowa and Indiana within few
days. That MY Policy" is no more,
we cannot doubt, and that it has re-
ceived the "last sad rites" none will re-
pret
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The wave on which many poor fellow
has been carried away is the wave. oil o
lace handkerchief
II taere Is anybody under the canif-
ter u heaven that have utter excrsee
ence, says Mrs Partington il u the slai
der going about ike boy constructor
circulating bis ealofnal upon honest
folks"
A prisoner IN The Pennsylvania State
Prison was last week uttering blasphe
nous riba dry about Jesus Christ, v ben
be vac struck with afoplexy NYd dc
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IL Simultaneous natural durable, lsst audtcheapesi.
Contains - much dollar sifes. Depot, o. John 81,
NrW York sold b} AID Druggists,
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10! my offence Is rank, II smells 10 Heaven
4

Though inclination be as sharp az twill,
Ny stronger guilt defeats my strong intent"
We advise him to send that Bible 10 that
delinquent who was indicted for steal
ing; perhaps it may convert him, il 80
he will get his pay but lose the subscri-
Der. Wewill bet our hat, yes, and shoes
too, if Atkins sells that Bible to one Of
his patrons that he loses his patronage
in less than six months Bibles are bad
things for Copper-Johnson editors to
sell at '1ess than wholesale cost. O. T. 8.
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HULL a FISHER. Proprietors.
TsAuM FRUIT, G4HpES LANDS FoR sAIE.-
Il sFfaakht ErNa." Gloucester ce., +. D. = nsiles
saath ~ phglEdspatA n 81 - 4ersfp Ea.ifasd Beet
NFalt ard mHsk Sol 10 ths iaieH AaAt cpzFtniFns
io hesl sestkeis kers MIA esAitufai, amp as3ehra
ss5fgs ekeeltgNf mafrF E9TtF se@saat n I'd tsiaGs
SIS 10 So pc aere tayFeset farms 80 g. 80 pr
aegss-ilHr crstft Asndreis ase sssAats eeft i1s'
gsari - Nsian s8rsaa Aexssaliafa Kzitas New
lar& Trgassf uih afoaisrs sas BtlaFitts stut free
a. 1egaansNts gsgletk asWefnA AaaEvtt a1AA Il
OpffiA a 50 Nrweif.A Gieaeastef CO. y =
A CENTS wANTfsn- sAtgfs Yssf And kEpeasas e.
= kale - fHnsie AEeals g. lflft,tacf aeH SO
4srfe iHr *fias sts5ssitsy seed es p tYtFg hcAs ie
&s.stif IaftffEfaE 81 uarA raasnssssal caH FAta
tfHn So % - ~ lst- iaf Faftss-izft h141f~
q WILSON t.s8ft4Ee Nhlu.
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GEORGEP. ROWELL & co.,
ADNERlISING AGENTS,

ADVERTISING AtTINIS,
w, 80 Congress sfrsff, Hostss,
IS Cedar Street New Yurh
Rxoriyr AuvEsribrpgyTs Al irsusnths' rMors ron
an Newspapers Published I'll Boston.
Al Newspapers Pablsbca III View EagGua.
81 Newspaper. PubHshe3 in Western states.
80 Sewrpapers Published Ia Sollheu states.
Az tewspapcrs Published So British Provinces.
sgy-Uar Facilities for Inserting Advertisements in
Newspapers throughout the Country are unsurpassed
MARRIAGE ANp CELlBACY, an Essay 0f warning
VI aud Instruction for young men; also, Diseases
aud Abuses which prunaGrely pr0sirate The itsi pow
sealed letter envelopes. Addfrss Br }. SkiLLfN
NOT GHTuN. Howard Association. Philadelphia, IA.
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Correspondence.
Atkin,s Black List.

EDITOR JOURNAL Sir: A few days
since friend who rehshes good thing,
came to me with a copy Of the Arg,ts OF
the 4th inst, and pointed out an article
headed THE Black List, wherein At
kins handles without gloves" few Of
his subscribers who had become such
incorrigible scoundrels as TO fail to ''pay
up" heaping all manner Of anathemas
upon them, and calling them by the ap-
probrious names of liars, scoundrels and
thieves. My friend thought they were
fair specimens Of his subscribers. No
doubt Of it.
Yet, there are good men who suffer
themselves to be 80 far misled as to be-
come subscribers to the argus. But,
sir, is it not notorious that the so-called
democratic party include within its
ranks nine-tenths of the above-classes !;
witness the Five Points, Mackerelyille,
Golfers Hook and Water street, in the
democratic city Of New York, places no
torious as the worst sinks of crime and
degradation on the American continent,
and at whose precincts the vote is al
ways cast solid for the "Dimercratic"
ticket
On the same page with the "Black
List" Atkins adyertises superbly bound
Bible for sale at less than wholesale cost.
Why that sacrifice? Bibles are not un-
der par only in certain quarters. II he
would advertise in any good republican
paper he could sell it at fair profit. -
He states that he had purchased it for a
customer, but he preferred something
else,- of course he would, perhaps he
would rather take it in my policy" pill
grimage speeches, --and of course Atkins
had no use for it. He could say with
Hamlet's Uncle,
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CHeVlLlERS LIFE FOR THE HAIR.

NEVER FAILS m restore gray hair a. ~ original eol0r'
fYeshutse ana beauty Nin POSITIVELY stop Sc falling
oat; will 81 RELY promote ~ growth; i CERTAIN
IS impart llic and siypr; wl1 lNNAoIABLI keep the
head clean cool and healthy condition cnpian moth
ine Injurious has NO EQtAL ~ IlAlKDkisSs.
ING, sua ia endorsed by our best Physicians. ! as-
syrr Won llde. aud Gentlemen il al YOU require for
iho Hair Sold ~ a Druggists, and NJ my office, No
uZa Broadway n D. SARAH 4. CHENALlER, N. y.
Al wholesale 90 Boston BY George G. Goodwin Co,
Weeks & Potter, n. S Barr Co.., Garter Whey.
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liccups in brackets

Not drum was heard, not funeral note,
Az its corpse 10 the dnnRhill we hurried,
0'er the thing 80 appropriately buried,
raising rude head-board and inscrib-
ing thereon Treason made odious," the
crowd quietly dispersed, first handing
over the ghost to the friends Of A. j.
Yours truly, G.. 8.
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HANCOCK HOUSE

Cuarf SeuAre BOstsn. Kept au the Rarvpeat FiaH
Bosra hl lhe d. 81 sefk ROOMS REoN q q, 9.
HULL a. FISHER. Proprietors.
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GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY fer h-ssns Eadiss,
" HflasspJr 60. Per OifCsiAfs address tAs friHe!-
"a. Mits ENliY NELSON
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Succession Sale.

: = > 2 = = 4 3 & 4
Succession Of A. NJ. Afford, deceased.
DY virtue of a writ of sale to me
I'D directed, from the District Court
Of BossieF parish, La, in the succession
of A. NJ. Afford, deceased, | will sell at
public auction. 10 the last and highest
bidder, at the Court house door, in the
town of Bellevue, in said parish, on
Tuesday the 3lst day. of July, 1865,
all of the real estate belonging to the
succession of A. M. Afford, deceased,
to-wit: d- Gaasl. ~
One fourth interest in twelve hun
dred and two (l202) acres of land,
known as the lands belonging to the
SUGGESTIONS, or heirs of James w. and
Isabella Z. Afford, both deceased; stu.
ated about three miles south Of Bellevue.
Terms Of Sale--On a credit of IL
months-the purchaser being required
to give notes with approved personal
security. bearing s pei cent interest from
day of sale, and special mortgage re-
tanned to secure the purchase price.
This 18th July. 1856.
ssaa ab2sJ PHILO ALDEN,
Sheriff and Auctioneer. s
mis- SIS Per w. q. HILL, Deputy.
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Judgment.

Mary J. DOOley In Bossier District
vs. Court of Louisiana,
Gustavus A. wyche No, 1850
In this cause, by reason of the law and
Il evidence being in favor of 6he plaintiff,
and against the defendant and by the further
reason of the default being made final, it is
ordered, adiudged and decreed, that there
be Judgment in favor of plaintiff and against
the defendant, for the sum of twenty-five
hundred dollars and legal interest thereon
from the eleventh day Of June A D. eighteen
hundred and sixty-six. 1t is further ordered,
adjudged and decreed, that there be sepe-
ration, and dissolution of the community
of aequetts and gains heretofore existing
between plaintiff and defendant, and that
plaintiff have seperate use, control and
management of her own property.
1t is further ordered, adjudged and de
creed that plaintiff tacit and legal mort
gage upon the real estate of the defendant
Be recognized and enforced; and that the
costs OF suit be taxed. !.
This done, read and signed in open Court
at Bellevue, on this 18th day of June 1866.
fSignedl JAS T. WEEMS,
Judge 10th Judicial District.
A true copy.
Attest: T, N. BRADEN,
nI7 BIS Clerk.
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Succession sale.

Succession. Of f. p. Fucker, deceased.
i Court of this Parish, viii proceed to
sell at the late residence of DIR. E. z. Rucker,
deceased, in Bossier Point ON Saturday 4th
day of August, next, all the property, real
and personal, belonging to the succession of
said E. p. Rucker, deceased, consisting of
50 acres of land, withimprOvements | fine
saddle horse, the stock of cattle and hogs,
! Gold watch, ! wagon, and household and
kitchen furniture &c. 1888 f Z '
Terms of Sale-Cash, subject to appraise-
ment. If the appraisement is not bid, to be
re-offered Immediately on credit until LIST
of March. 1867. The purchaser to give his
note with approved personal security, and a
special mortgage on the land to secure the
payment of the same.
f' ,&Bl8rt - E. j. HAMILTON, 81
MA 5ts -, F. - Administrator.
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sTneriR,s Sale.

Jas. Michigan Iu District Court of
VS.. Bossier parish. La,
]. w. Barnett. No. 1905. { a'aR
DY virtue of writ of fieri facias, is
I'D sued in the above entitled suit,
and to me directed, have seized and
viii proceed to sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, before the Court
house door, in the town of Bellevue,
said parish and State, on the frst Sat
arday, the I'll. day of August, 4 1866,
the following described property, to, wit /:
TIE northeast quarter of the south
east quarter of section number one,
and the southwest quarter Of the north
east quarter Of section number five, Of
township 20, Of range II, North West
Louisiana containing so acres.
Said land seized as the property Of
the said defendant, ]. w. Barnett, and
to be sold to pay and satisfy said writ.
Terms of sale--0n a credit of IL
months purchasers required to give
bond with approved personal security
bearing 8 per. cent per snnum interest
rom ssla, aad special mortgage re-
tanned on land sold to secure payment
of sid bend.
Bslleyue. La. July ~, 1866. saiia -
PHM0 ALDEN, Sheriff.
-
HiS 4a Per W a. HI1I, Dep'y,
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Succession Of Mrs. M. A. Irey, decd.
NV virtue OF writ Of sale to me directed
ID from the District Court of BOssier, La,
in the succession of Martha A. Ivey, deceas-
ed, will sell at public auction to the last
and highest bidder, at the late residence OF
said deceased, on SATURDAY the 18th day
of August, 1866, the following described
personal property belonging to said success
sion, tO-wit:
double seated buggy, mule wagon, 5
head mules, ] buggy horse, Is or 70 head
cattle, plantation tools, household and
kitchen wars, beds and bedding, family
groceries, loom, 6 bee gums, bedsteads,
tables, chairs, &c &c.
Terms of Sale-All sums of ten dollars and
under, cash. All sums over ten dollars, on q
credit until january LIST, 1867. Notes with
approved personal security bearing per
cent interest from date, required for credit
sales A. a. ABNEY,
nf7 3ts Administrator.
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Succession Notice,

e : -" Il = .
81 tate Of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.
- Clerks office, 10th District Court.
Notice is hereby given that Martha
Sanders, wife of L. c. Raspberry,
has this day filed in the office of said
clerk, final account of L. F. Steele's
administration of the succession of
Benjamin +. Sanders, deceased. i
Now, therefore, this is to admonish
all persons concerned that if opposition
is not made thereto within the time
prescribed by law, the said account
will be homologated as prayed. for. {
Given under my hand and seal of
office, at Bellevue, this the 3rd day OF
July, A. D. 1866.
+ i''Ia li@ T. N. BRADEN, II z
MA 5tsa I8i}fiaaaa Clerk.
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SheriR's Sale.

a. i
Jas. Michigan aII 10 District Court of
-.. vs. Bossier parish, La5
Elisha Dunn. No. 1903.
Dy virtue of a writ of ieri faeias
I'D issued in the above entitled suit,
and to me directed, ] have seized and
will proceed to sell at public auction, to
the last aud higest bidder, before the
Court house door, 10 the town of Belle
vue, said parish aud State, on the first
Saturday, the 4th day Of August, next,
1866, the following described property,
te>wit: s as5 ..s..s
The northeast quarter of the north
west quarter of section twelve, in
township twenty-five, of range twelve,
INVEST La, containing forty acres,
more or less.
Said land seized as the property of
said defendant, Elisha DGnn, and to be
sold to pay and satisfy the aforesaid
writ. ~ w. sa
Terms of Sale--On credit of IL
months; purchasers required to- give
bond with approved personal security
bearing 8 ger cent per annum interest
from sale, and special mortgage to be
retained on land sold to secure pay
ment of said bond. .es
Bellevue, La, July 18th. 1856. 4 s. 81
aaa PHILO ALDEN, Sheriff.
MS Ats Per w. 81. Hit, Deputy,
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Succession Notice.

Ctate of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.-
y Clerks office, 10th District Court
Notice is hereby given that w Milton Pick
EFT, administrator of the succession of
Nathan Pickett, deceased, and tutor to the
minors of said Nathan Pickett, deceased,
has this day fled in the Office of said clerk
his accounts as administrator of Nathan
Pickett, deceased, and as tutor to the minors
of Nathan Pickett, deceased.
Now, therefore, this is to ad1nonish all per
sons concerned, that if opposition is not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, the said accounts viii be homologated
and made the Judgment of the Court.
Given under my hand and seal of Office,
at Bellevue, this the 9Th day of July, 1866
r.a THOS. N. BRADEN,
mis- SITS Clerk.
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SheriR's Sale.

]. Burnside & Co. In District Court of
vs. BoSSler parish, La No.
A. H. Hearne. I745. ~ IN
by virtue of writ of fieri facias issued
I'D in the above entitled suit, and to me
directed, have seized and will proceed to
sell at public auction, to the last and highest
bidder, before the Court house door in the
town of Bellevue, La, within the usual
hours of sale, on SATURDAY the 4th day
of August, next, 1866, the following de-
scribed lands, to wit: w
The southwest quarter of northwest quar-
ter, and northwest quarter of southwest
quarter of section 8; and the south half OF
section number a, and northwest quarter of
section number 3, and west half Of north
east quarter, and south half'of section num-
Der 9; and the southeast quarter of south
east quarter of section number 5, and south
east quarter of northeast quarter of section
number 4, and the east half of northeast
quarter and east half of southeast quarter
of section number 8, and south half of south
west quarter of section number 10; all in
township %, of range IL, And the west
half of northeast quarter, and northwest
quarter of section number 10, of township
%, of range 10 all situated in the parish Of
BOssier, La, and containing in all, 1400
acres, more or less.
Said lands seized as the property of the
defendant A. II. Hearne, and to be sold to
pay and satisfy the aforesaid writ.
Terms of sale--Cash, with the benefit of
appraisement a
Bellevue, La, June Goth, 1866.
PHIL0 ALDEN, Sheriff
nib cts Per w. III. HILL, Deputy.
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Notice

Ts hereby given to those indebted to the
4 late firm of CRAWFORD, HUGHES
g. Co, that | have been appointed Receiver
and Commercial administrator of said firm,
and all parties indebted are earnestly re-
uuested to come forward and make settle
ment either by note or payment.
asfE ss8s~ ~ ~. w. MARTIN.
Rocky Mount, La MIC Cts
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M The Marshall (Texas) Repub-

lican says: az q "
awe have been informed that the
Union League has already been intro
dhced into Texas, and that the editor
of the Austin Intelligencer is at the
head of it.
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NJ We note q paragraph going the
rounds about IAN ovarian tumor, weigh :
ing seventy-fve pounds, taken from q
LADY in Danbury, Connecticut. last
week" We should be pleased to see
the surgeon, to know whether be thinks
he took the tumor from the woman, or
the woman from the tumor.
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~ The receipts to the government
from internal revenue, customs and
district tar for the fiscal year ending
June 80, amount to over $500, DOC, 600.