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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

Let every one read and ponder wcll the fol-
lowing from the Charleston Mercury Of tho 18th
uii:
Democrats Of Carolina we say to YOU
ono and all, South Carolina is promising,
but not secure. 1t is tho most doubtful
State South Of Maryland. Your duty is to
win the day. The voto Of South Carolina
may decide tho fate of the country and VIC
can give it to Seymour and Blair. TO this
end, spend no day at home, or in your
private business, which you devote to the
sa.valion OF The Palmetto State in this
campaign. SEQ your nei.l,hors. Talk to
The colurcd people, inform them, advise
them. Tell them tho plain unvarnia!,cl
truth III Kindness AID for the mutual AL
vantage Of the Southern white man and
Southern crloreI man. They are destined
20 live together and to prosper or suffer TO-.
yct!er. Circulate the facts. Hunts downs
the lies. Slip the idle. R,isc the need
fn' for h"vhacucs and ether parry expenses.
Turn on. at :he meetings. Require those
who cat your bread and live upon the
work YOU provide, to be truo 10 you and
tho S:::;o and country in this great, vita
emergency. Your highest duty and your
most crgent business for the few remaining
weeks Of tho campaign, are to savo your
country. Let it not be said that, had the
vote OF South Carolina been necessary to
elect Seymour, the safe and Conservative
statemau Of the timo would have been de-.
featel. Eternal vigilance is the price of
liberty. Such are the appeals of the New
York Tribune to Northern Radicals.
Your Liberty, your property, your peace
and safety, your country itself is at stake.
Democrats, what efforts are you making
What sacrifices Of time, labor and patience
in instruction, money, are you making ono
and all ? Now is the accepted time, when
your sacrifices may be of priceless value.
And it is now or ncvcr-these few weeks
left.
Men Of the city-men of tho country,
we call upon you, each and every Caroli-
nian, to buckle down 10 this overshadowing
allimportaut task-redeem your State from
threatening, hopeless ruin. Save your
selves now from the coming horrors of
war Of racc and beggary, or exile.
Men Of standing and influence there are
who have, from self-indulgence, kept aloof
from their ward meetings, instead Of turn
ing out and giving all the countcnance and
support and vim they can to the ;abors OF
their fellow-citizens. We call upon them
the aged the venerable, the honored the
influential, to come forth and show their
earnestness, their zeal, their appreciation OF
the nature Of this terrible struggle, for
existence in whic! we arc engaged.
We have heard Of men of wealth who
have bu,toned their pockets against the
urgent public calls Of their fe.low.c citizens
in this great crisis.
We have only to say, that, at time
when everything is at stake, and the foun-
dations Of society are rocking on their
bases-ll', liberty and property all in
volvel, South Carolina expec, severy man
10 do his duty.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09
Tie Paraguayan War---How Humanity was
Taken. =

We copy the following succinct and
comprehensive statement of the latest in-
tellgencc Of the conflict between the brave
and indomtable Paraguayans and their
adyersarics, The allies, who have rot at ali
commcnd.d themselves to the world by the
manner Of their war upon nation so
mucn their inferior in numbers:
The details Of recent operations on the
Parana River show that tho Paraguayans
were not driven from the powerful fv:tiIi-
cations Of Humaita, but abandoned them
for a new and still more powerful line Of
defensive works near the mouth Of the II
bcuari River. Before retiring, however,
Lopcz Inflicted most n,urderous re-
pulse upon the allies. Marshal Caxias dis
covered, on the 25th Of July, that the gar
rison were preparing to leave, and he ac-
corl!ngy dispatched a heavy force to in
tcrcept them.
The Paraguayans kept perfectly quiet
until the allies had got within almost gum
shot range, when they openeda most sweep.
ing and destructive fire Of grape and can
lister, which swept down entire regiments of
the advancing columns, and sent the survi.
vors fleeing back in confusion and dismay
TO their lines. Caxias did not attempt a
second time to interfere with Lopez's plans.
The latter withdrew, and on The 25th the
allies occupied Humaita, finding two hun
dred cannon spiked or rendered useless
about dozen wounded soldiers in hospi-
tai.
A few days before, the Paraguayans
performed one Of those daring fsats which
have Distinguished them 10 their memora-
bio defence and elected the applause Of the
world. Three hundred brave fellows
pushed boldly out into the. river iu oper
canoes, ard boarded and captured, in the
face of terrific FIRE OF small arms two o.
the Brazilian iron-clads. They held them
for some hours, but were finally compelled
to relinquish them, owing to the seyerity
Of an artillery fire opened upon them from
For. Tsye. During the time of possession
they kept the surviving crews Of both iron
clads locked up in tho 'hatchss; wbithe
lihey had driven them.
| Later advices from London state tba
tho allied army was on the march TO l."
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

and two rcnnywcights of gold a,o
delivered by the foreman to tho work
man, who, if slSiliul, will return twcn~
ty thousand leaves, or eighty books,
together with ono ounce and six pen
nywoights of cuttings.
The leaf in this perfection is so
thin that q hair OF the head falling in
between tho leaves and tho tool will
cut tea or twelve OF the leaves. Ard
although this leaf is tho thiauc8t sub
stance known to science, Il is perfectly
air-tiSho.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

Tho Russian people have been re-
Gently greatly excited by the preach
ing Of an old Muscovitc peasant named
Alexis Alcxandrovitch, who, after Il
scclusion of several years, appeared
in the District Of Samaira, declaring
himself q prophet. lie is now going
from place to place, declaring the de-
struction Of the Crescent, and the
substitution OF the Greek Cross for ii,
on the domcsof st. Sophia AT Con-
stantinopIc. The Russian Govern
mcnt allows every liberty Of action
and language to this popular agitator.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09
A broad-shouldcrcd German girl r.

A broad-shouldcrcd German girl re-
Gently met an exquisite on street
crossing in Cincinnati, where one or
the other must turn out into the mud.
The exquisite didn't care to dirty his
boots, and in an insulting manner or
dercd tho girl aside. Her reply was
a blow from the shoulder, which sent
the swell clean of lis feet into tho
mud, and she calmly stepped over his
PROSTATE form, passing on dry shod
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09
VOLUME XVl---NO. "a.

|seigo to Lopez's now line of defence in
conjunction with the fleet. 1t is probable,
however, that tho pIucky ParaGuayan
commander has made preparations TO meet
them. Tho whole conduct Of lis soldiers
thus far proves Enthusiastically that they
partake Of all his valor and determination,
and do not look upon him rs n "tyrant.'
Tie occupation of Iumaita, has occasioncd
much rejoicing through brazil, the Ar
gentine Eepualic aud Uruguay, though
with it ars mingled clamors for tho re-
moval Of Caxias because of the previous
disastrous a5suit.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09
Tho latest dispatches state that the

Tho latest dispatches state that the
provinces of Corunna, Lago Orcnso,
Hucsca, Albacotc, Pontcvcdra, Muir
cia, Sarasossa and Ternel have pro-
nounccd for the revolutionists. The
rebels occupied Cadiz on Sunday. Sc
vile is the headquarters Of tho re-
boIlion. Lisbon adviccs say that
Montpcnsicr is preparing to return to
Spain. A Fronch fleet is under orders
TO sail for Spain to protect tho iptor
usts Of French cilizens.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

~ SvGGEsrioH.-ME. EDlroE: would
respectfully suggest, through your paper, to
the Democratic Clubs of the State, that, in
our opinion, the whites would succeed
much better in making Democrats Of the
co!ored population, if The Democratic Clubs
would detail certain suitable members G!
their clubs to talk to the colorcd people.
The plan that has met with succees in the
rcighborhood Of tho writer, is for some
sensible man to collect tie negroes Of his
nel4hbo'hool together, and not make a
speech, hut talk, and ascertain the COM
plants that the negroes make against the
Democratic party, and show them The folly
of th.ir objections. Mass meetings do
very little good with this class. Demo
cratic Clubs that have tried this plan have
met with much success, and South Caro-
lima is tho State for US to try every means
NJ. +. J.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

LEEr IN RussIA.-Thc st. Peters
bur" correspondent Of aLondon paper
writes rs follows Of the season and OBJ
scrvancc Of Lent in Russia: s'Thc
months OF March and April, i.e., tho
time from the beginning Of tho thaw
to the final dcbacle of the river, is gen.
orally an unhealthy season, which
acts in.iuriously upon tho poorer clas-
scs, cn!ecblcd by seven weeks Of
J;o"rs nsaigrcs, and prcdisposcd to dis
cas-" by the dirty habits Of the mouil>
and t!le miserable accommodation Of
iii:; home. TIE hospitals therefore
arc full, and great is tho cXultation
Of the doctors. Altttle to these eau
SOS may be added the not unnatural
c%cc@:;''; ~ i.::~ tcr. amongst q dcvout
iut>", '>rstitiyus and half bnrbarious
population, when the festival, tho
greatest in tho Russian year, onco
more sanctions q return 10 tho good
things Of the world. During Lent all
kinds Of food except bread, fish, veg
ctab;c*, and oil arc forbidden, though
the upper classes arc not so scruplOus
AZ tn" great mass Of people in abiding
by the injunction.s Of Mother Church.
During; thc first and last week of Lent
many abstain from even vegetables
a"d fish. On Palm Sunday and dur
ing the three preceding days tho
street, were fall to ovcrnowing Of
holiday folk, walking about in their
'i"ery, amd taking their children to
he fair at the Gostinnoi Dvor, tho
broad pavement in front of which, as
we'll rs the cloistcrs which surround
iii, Was covered with stalls for the sale
Of fruits, sweets, pIaythings, artificial
flowers, and chiefly rerbu-fowing
willow twfss-a bunch..of which you
might see in the hand Of almost every
one OF the women and children who
Iocllcd in crowds to tho bazaar.
Monday, the festival Of the Annuncia-
tions, l.; q peculiar holy day, upon
which no work is done, and when &C
corling to the Russian provcrb, oven
the birds Of the air forbcar to build
their nests. AS it was bitterly cold
and heavy snowstorm fell in the af-
ternoon, l should say the birds did
not object to this compulsory delay
in completing their domestic arrange
monts. But with regard to H,sting,
the special feast Of the Annunciation
though so highly regarded, docs not
annul the prior claims Of Lent"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

Reso1yc1, That it is impracticablo to
discontinue Sabbath schools in winter.
Resolrcd, That VIC regard the Sab
bath-school q principal auxiliary in tho
work of reform, and therefore suggest
that i'll all our Sabbath-schools wo
will labor to organize societies to pro.
moto temperance, especially in tho
use Of Intoxicating liquors.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

A carpet-bagger in the Louisiana
Legislature thought to speculate in
cotton lands. He was bitten, his
plantation turning out worthless; and
so, being intensely'loyal, procured tho
removal Of the parish seat to a ficti-
tious town, which he loeates right in
the ccntrc of his lands Nothing
pays Like patriotism, after oil.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

10" TO F!r COLLARS TO HORSES
SNou;InE"a.--It is very Important TO
have Il cellar fit nicely and auugIy to
the shoulders Of the horse. 1t cnab!c::
him 10 Work with y arc;'t deal more
Gas" and to apply aS.cat deal more
strength. IL prevents calling, and
wonndinG, az tho friction is avoided.
Collars arc SO made, or should DO so
made, III to throw the chief f,rco on
the lower part OF tho shoulder. The
horse Cain apply but liLtlo strength on
tho upper r;.rt, aud for this reason
breast collars arc coming greatly into
vo5uc--"s the strength IS cycr,cl on
tho lower part of tho shoulder. But
We started out to tell our readers how
to make u now collar fit tho shoulders
Of the horse. Tho collar should be
purchased OF The proper sizc; just be-
Jorc putting it on for tho first time,
mmcrsc it in water, letting it rcmaii y
about minute, aud Immediately pui
it on tho horse, being careful TO have
tho names 50 adjusted at the top and
button rs 10 fit the shoulder, and then
put tho horse TO wolk. Tho collar,
by being wet, will adapt itself to the
shoulder. and should dry on tho horsc.
" hen taken Off it should be lcIt in lii G
slule shape it occupied On the horse,
anl ever after you will have a snu.::-
fitting CELLAR and no wouuds.-V VuAcy
furmcr.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09
The Eenncttsvillo Journal sa,

The Eenncttsvillo Journal says:
"TLo cotton fields in some sections
Of this district havo boon visited by
tho caterpillar. This is something
unusual, as we do not recollect ever
10 have heard of their appearance
in any largo numbers in this locality
Tho boil worm is also doing consii
orablo mischief. From all the unfa
vorabIc Indications at present, we fear
that tho cotton crop id this district
will fall short nearly quito onc-third
what it promised to be two months
ago"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09
TheSpanish naval forco off Cadiz

TheSpanish naval forco off Cadiz
has revolted. Tho generals recently
banished have returned and joined the
revolt, which Marshall De 10 Zorro
heads andF the leaders Of tho old
ODonnel party sustain. Several towns
have joined til q einsurrecLion, and there
is .inteLse panic at court. Troops
have becn sent southwark under Gen.
eral Concha, and rumor prevailed
in Paris that Queen Isabella had abdi-
Gated. A rising was also reported in
Andalusia.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

In Warsaw the Rolish hack-drivcrs
wore recently ordered TO adopt the
Russian costume. They did 80, but
forgot to use Russian whips, and were
all arrested and fined.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

According to tho tonor OF the last
from Central Asia, q rcsump
tion of hcstilitics by tho Russians in
Bokhara is expected in October.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

Tho October elections arc exciting
good deal Of attention. Tho States
to voto, upon which the chief interest
centuries, Pennsylvania, Ohio und In
diana. In Indiana, tho Governor and
other State officers are to be elected,
together with members of Congress.
In Pennsylvania, two State officials,
members of Congress and the Log
islature. In Ohio, members of Con-
gress and several State officers. No
Governoris to bo chosen in Pennsyl-
vaia or Ohio. The election takes
place on the 18th of October, on
which day, wo believe, Iowa also
votes. The contest is warm and ear.
nest in these States, and tho result
will be looked for with great in terest
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

A Democratic moetihg was held
in Atlanta on Saturday night. at
which General Gordon and othcrs
spoke. General Gordon declared
that tho South would acquiesce iu the
result Of tho Presidential election,
whatsoever side may win.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

There arc now in Bohemia and Mo-
ravia about 100000 members of the
Reformed Church, nearly all of Bo-
hcmian speech. They have G2 pas
tors and S6 schools.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

The Now York Democracy arc max.
ing arrangements for a torchl'ght pro-
ccssion to contain seveniy-dve clubs
and thirty.five thousand mon.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

The caterpillar has made it's appear
ance in several parts of Edgefeld
District; but so far as we can learn,
its ravagcs have not been very seri-
Gus.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

The insurgents arc reported as
having attacked Madrid, which was
defended by barricadcs. No particu-
lars have been received.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

GoLDsDoRo, N. c., September 2s.
On Friday night last,a band Of
United States colorod troops, at this
point, attempted to mob two colored
Democratic speakers, but wcrc pre-
vented by whito citizens. In o con-
fict last night, between tho colorcd
soldiers and cltizsns, two negroes
were neutrality-suspicious. Of tho
lower limb was necessary. There is
constant excitement and general
feeling Of insecurity is felt on the
part of tho citizens.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

A. T. Stewart, of New York is not
an eight hour man. He works four
teen hours and gets about ten thou.
sand dollars day.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

Nortbern capitalists are aboutto
erect q large hotel at Jacksonville.
Florida, to accommodate visitors from
the North.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

Reports say the rising in Spain is
not tho movement of the Liberals
alone, but is supported by oil parties
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

1t is estimated that there will bo
fifty thousand miles of completed
railroad in.this country by tho end of
1870
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

A small boqqet of fresh violets is
deemsd tho most elegant present that
car eh offered to Partisan belle.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

sell it at 4 good prico with n ready
market, moro easily than other towns
can raise ono ton to tho aero with q
poor market.
There arc many farms where mixed
husbandry is best, and probably thoic
arc but few farms where exclusive
attention TO ono thing would b. advi-
sable. 4 man may have Il good farm,
yet it is not adapted TO tho raising of
iruI:; s:"t,i. Eay bc dc;5irahl; far him
to have !. few apple trees for hi, own
use, ard he would do welt to m:k :
srcci". cilort to secure 4 low trees iui.
ih;a purpose. We believe tho future
Development 6 car agricultural re
sources and tho wealth Of our i;lrmc, :
li"rc"!lc3 must largely derenL on thi;
careful adaptiVn Vi each lor:.iity for
It's best productioJ.-liui':e Eay2aer.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

Seymour has Gno children Frank
Blair has scvon. Grant has four.
COllax has Einn
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

Political teeIing runs high in st.
Louis, and it is feared the election can
not pass off without COLI sions.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

The French Emperor 10 urged
his cousin, Pr's"e Max &C.. 81.
the line o u Rsia ~ I AZ
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-09

Ladies' now, ornaaent their note
paper with small photographs of them
lvss-tlie fashion to supe:code mo-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-08

Best management of two horses in
harness, by lady, Mrs Sallie Stevens.
I'd best, Mrs r A Hawley
The premiums awarded by the As
ISOLATION viii be paid at any time after
thirty days from close of Fair.
The order or class of premiums
awarded by this association is as fol-
lows. Highest class in order, Diplo-
ma; Second, or medium class, Silver
Plate Lowest class in order, Cash.
Farms and Gardens-Class No. ?
Hedges and GrOves-Class No. o.
Field Crops-wiH please confer with
the Secretary to ascertain the entries
IN the respective classes, and make
arrangemets for examinations and re-
port az early as possible.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-08
Glass II. -LmpLements.

CLdSS II.-ImpL6NlCItIS.
Best display of implements F A
Tisdel& Co
Best corn pillow, A Tisdel & Co
I'd best, Simon Miller
Best sash, door and blinds, Kilburn
Jenkins & Co.
I'd best, F A Tisdel & Co
Best shingles, Kilburn, Jenkins &
Co ~
I'd best, S w Kennedy
Best German steel Plow, Theo Hill
& Co.
ID best, Shellenberger Bros.
BestcOrn shelter, J G Deuser
I'd best, J G Deuser
Best churn, J G Deuser
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-08
FL R H Il

had the satisfaction Of seeing their favOlite again
triumphant and for the second time bearing of the
highest honOrs Of the American Institute.
Below we give an extract from the Report Of the
COMMITTEES on Sewing Machines read at the close Of
the Fair:
''The whole number Of Sewing Machines on exhi-
bition is thirteen, Of these, twelve are entered for
competition. The article bearing the number 100
lSLORENOE SEWING MACHINE) is docid d to be
The Best on Exhibition. II must also be
stated incidentally, That this is better than any of
ITS class knOtCR to the JUDGES.
"ITvS MERITS
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-08

Single and Match Horses, Buggfes ana Car
always on hand for sale. 10y
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-08
~ Commiftee on Glass one consists

The Committee on Glass one consists
ofR. ". Black, J. Argabright, ST., r.
a Stewart, C.. Es Phippeny and A.
Dodd. Glass two, g. J. Bryant, Z. HI.
Rurches. w. Dundas, J. Creason and
r. r. McIninch. Glass 81, J. @. A.
smith, Isaac Black and Jno. L. Stan
ton.
The special premium of set of Silver
Spoous was taken from the table by
some one, probably by mistake
Please return themthat they be given
to the person to whom the committee
awarded the premium.
Tt is quite possible that some mis-
takes may have been made in the
above as published. Ifsothey viii be
corrected next week.
r.. w. FURNAS, Pres.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-08
Meeting Nemaha County Ag-
ricuIfmrnI GncTefV.

There will be a meeting of the Ne
mahas County Agricultural and Me-
chanical Association at the Reading
Rooms of the Nebraska 4dUertiser, on
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Oc-
AOb6r I7th, 1868. It is not only impor-
tant but essential that every officer OF
the Society be present at that time, as
business of the utmost importance
will be transacted.
By order of the President.
III. O. MINIcK, Secy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-08

Best management of horse under
saddle by lady, Especial Miss Ella
Strong
I'd best, Miss Mary A Starry
Class Is.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-08

''Thisis to certify that the foregoing is a true ex.
tract from the Report Of the Judges Of Sewing Ma
chimes at the 37th. Annual Fair 1867
JNO W CHAMBERS.
Sec Board Managers.
New York, Nov. 18th, 1867"
II would seem as though this succession Of tri
unphs should be sufficient to convince any unpreju-
diced person Of the great superiority Of the
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-08

At the Fair Of the Maryland Institute, W
closed a -four weeks session at Baltimore on the
Of November, the superiority Of the
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-08
fist. Good Material and Thorough
Workmanship.
I'd. More absolute Novelty than
marks the usual improvements in
Sewing Machines.

I'd. The ingenious arrangement OF a positive mo-
tion for adjusting the thread during hi passageo of the
shuttle and gathering up Of it in the finish Of the
stitch.
18th. The reversible feed.
9TH. The variety Of the work that can be done up
on 1t.
We therefore decide that it receive the award Of
first class.
Signed WIN. PRATT,
I'D A @ ANY
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-08

Best Bull, 2 years old and under 3, A
7 ID Hughes,
Second Best, J w Coleman,
Best ] year old and under 2, John S
Hughes
Best Bull Calf, John Blacklaw
Second best, George Empson
Best Fat Cow, ID mclaughlin
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-08

List of Premiums Awarded BIZ
the Eemaha County AgFtcul-
tural and Mechanical AssOcf-
alton, at ats Third Annual
Fair.
Owing to some omissions and errors
we this week republish the premium
list. Extra copies for mailing can be
had at this Office.