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vss = SiDcslsy bstwssn Captain Roche, . revenue
Inspector ana merchant named Harvey, whose cigars
he was sboss 70 ssiss Involving dspats In ths
Of which Roche applied scunous spIthet 70 Harvey.
This provoked the bslligsrent propenstss Of Harvey
who being large man. brought Roche TO the ground by
sumner on the len cheek, which terminated the Affair."
ne whole concluded with the farce Of E. Pollard the
historan being arrested warrant taken out by Col.
lecsor Jamss his former father nlaw for the board Of
his lats wife Pollard is now in Richmond with his
wife, former Mn Dowel whose husband is also there,
while Posrds former wife is also living short distance
.' The PubIic Lands.
The Commissioner OF the General Land once has Just
received returns Of the survey OF fractional townships
20 and n North range, East on commencement
bay at tho mouth Of Puyallup river in Pierce
county, Washington Territory, covering an area
OF about thirteen thousand acres The portion Of the
land covered with timber Is generally broken and the
so rather below the average Of second rate The tim
ber consists OF hr, cedar, henlock and maple The
Puyaup Indian reservation joins these lands on the
east
Commissioner Wilson yesterday transmitted to the
local officers at St Peters, Minnesota preliminary list
OF lands appearing vacant and lying within the limits Of
the late Lake Popn half breed reserve the Mssis-
sippi river, In Minnesota Tho list embraces about
~ 500 acres An aggregate Of 200,47s has
been appropriated to the State Of California for internal
improvements under the act of lsAl,as extended to
that State.
Immense Land Claim.
The case OF the United States Sehor Daras, In
gard to an immense land claim in California involving
the sum OF about SIS O0o up for trial in the
United States Supreme Court tomorrow. The Attorney
General has been engaged during the past week in pre-
pairing for the trial. and has only completed his labors
to-day.
The Lyles Murder.
Tho Marlborough tMd.) Prince Geor0ian has the fol-
lowing item concerning the Lyles murderes:-
We learn that the Sheriff has received letter from
Mr. Day, Of Baltimore county, with whom the negro
in jail here suspicion Of being Of the Lyles
derers lived previous to and at the time of his arrest
stating that the negro had been continuously In his en-
poy from the 14h OF June the 18th of September OF last
year. This corroborates the negros statement clearly
proving him the wrong man, and he will be Immediately
released.
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GENERAL. THuns on THE WANT N TINE SOUTH.

TO lsitcr Of inquiry the subject Of the destuton
In the soush, vcnsui Thomas sent the following ~
ply
IounvnLz, Ky, March a. 1857
Mr.. CARrn IT, HARRISON, Chicago, Ill -
morning for which am much obliged Il will enable
me 70 point ont locality In Georgia and Alabama where
the people OF both sides OF the question 1t present d..
vding the country In extreme want FOR prssisons
and many who have do will BE- compelled 70
quN their homes unless they get subsistence
enough V enable them 70 mako crops this year. The
people of CARROLL Haralson, Polk, Padding, Campbe
Corvea and Heard Georgia and Randolph Calhoun and
Cherokco Alabama ere represented 70 me - not having
provisions 10 last them until Nay next; and great
numoes who have the means 70 move will be
visions from abroad All classes OF the citizens
are alike destitute, the rich well the poor
Ano both must stsrvs n they remain In the country
unless peovislone sent 70 them The rich per
fecty willing 10 purchass " aay will send them pro-
Visions and walt Tor hem 70 gather In their crops before
demanding payment BY aiding thoss people know
you VII Be doing good service n relieving the distress
which y common throughout ths south, and you win
also oe giving encouragement 20 psopls who will appre
en-, 81, very Tsspscsfuliy, your coedIsnt ssrvant
r s--ccn and bacon arc ARTICLES 1oss ssssntisi a.
the people absolutely need something enable them 10
remain q homo and cultivate their csops Anything
sent 70 ~. W. n McDnais1, Carroll county Ca, via
Newman, Ca On tbs Atlanta aod Wees Point Railroad
viii peach him safely. He n the authosssd agent of
the citi.ens o. Carroll ceupty. can send you the
names Of agents for the other counties should you de-
sire them. will BE- nscsesasy 70 write 70 thoes
usa hovsyss. V sss " oehss nsmsa .. = T.
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corHr qk. xSfRAIs V
4 s,euy,n; " EsuaS ioi Ely Va Norson
Az Scruine va 5eguine. 100. Drew Va Sixth avenue
es Turner ParshalL Railroad Company.
lo2 Adams Va Fort Plain ITO. Boston nrpes Co w.
BANK Journoay OF aL
ioa Morre va Brisbane. Ill Lahens va Ficldens
l0A Fire Department Troy, OF al
Bacon liz fnilnps VI "oosscr
1o4X Fire Department, and another.
Troy, vs. Bacon l3 wood et a. Va fiees
loS Solms Rutgers Fire et al
Insurance Company. ~ Dven va Lee Lea
log Niagara Falls Int. ~. DcvIin Va BRADY
Bridge Company va Great
Western Railroad Co. @ts#Ef
u srysxxx couRr-GExERAL TgRx. Enumerated mo-
tons--Nos 337. 30, 81 81, IS, 30, 81, ~ ~ ~ IL,
l2 4s, a. IS, ~, as. 40, 80, 81, 8 81, ea, eA, D.
supaKxs corRr-CIRcurr-PARr l-Nos l,07e, eo1,
z4s. s4s I44s 241 7es In, e2s Ios asl lse e.
ee1 2o45, 27f, 20s T39, Ala, 800 PART Nos l0o0,
i,ois 75s i,is4, LOO isa, i,coo LIS Itas sss'
1854
SUPREME couRr-spnuAL TsRx Calendar unchanged
svynxxs couRr-cHAxBKRs Nos. 81, TO- "a, ~, lo4,
lo5 i07 H. 49, i2i l28 121 l2S, lao, Ia, l48 lSS,
l50 1871, 1874 le2 iel. 24i, 244. call $50.
SUPERIOR Couar-PARr 1-24ll, 22lo, -a1o1, 27ST,
sioT 1905. i,723, 2oI5, 2,767, 3o1s, 2e2s, sin,
slsi aie7, aleg Pant 2--3ls2, Z, 202s 3,122 2650,
a2s ais4 3ois LIZA 2lls. iel4, 2ofs. 27e2, a2ie,
cosuox ptsas-P..r $40, qi2 9oi, x2a, ls4, e3l,
1913 i4a sel osa $780, a csS cve' cSs ~, rssr sss aao
eeS, 67o, 6a2, 1884
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BRITISH HONDURAS
Z t ---~S~~~~>SS~~~~~~>>~~~~~ IL
sPeenl ceaRespeMnfMcs Of The HEAktp.

The AnGlo.IndiRn War Suspended }5itun tiOn
!. Of she CsnlcnAinG Parsics -Kngllsh Interests
On the Waue- american Rntevpriso and A..
ficultural Detelopmeus wasseA. &c.
g HAVANA, April q 1867.
By verbal communications from . respectable party
arrived from Bsliss can give your readers Ae moro
information from British Honduras s4
The great alarm which prevailed among the residents
OF Belize had diminished AZ the last datea Kanu had
been captured and the shelns down Of San Pedro
and Cruz the Indians In these dscts directed BY
Eek had become psaceablc. The Indiansars composed
Of two clans Kanul does appear 70 have been con-
vsysd yet 70 Belize -seh e0 .t44f
Tho entire force OF the two clans OF Indians ma y
amount to about 1000 men, but since Belize was fortified
they have never beyond their tracks and
bushes although they got near enough 70 reach
tho town in six days journey
Tho forces Of the English do not exceed 400 men, In
cludng volunteers the greater part stationed up tho
river" and there were only nfty 70 defend Belize.
Tho issue Of The events In Jamaica Of last year had
preoccupied the public mind considerably 10 Honduras
turn had It not been hndered BY those cvcn Govern
ment had To act with considerable tact
The mahogany business, so long monopoIzed BY the
English in Honduras, is losing ali its prcponderancs
There mahogany cutters of auv note In the
Northern District which extends to the Rio Hondo We
hear that the only concerns st existing the British
Honduras Company, Toledo Go. "a spanish lrm, from
Oadizl and Mr. James Harley Ine iais, I "a prisoner M
government has seen the error It committed when II
ransomed some prisoners on q previous occasion.
Agriculture Is supcrseding all other industry and II
we consider the wonderful fertility Of the soil and the
salubry OF the climate this not surprising II that
affair with the Indians could only be settled, on soho
basis agriculture would develop the great resource! OF
the country II affords all the natural advantages thas
man can wish for There h nothing wanting but Amer1
families to settle in IL great metamorphosis would saks
place 80.
Notwithstanding the late disturbing elsmnts arising
from An insufficient protection the part English
royenmcnt we find In the midst Of the insecurity thas
the pioneers OF agricultural enterprise and devoopmene
wero not interrupted In their Iabors; and provides
nothing occurs 70 thwart thcm IN their undertaking,
Honduras will become respectable exporter OF sugar
There is a splendid harbor a. their command, called
All Pinos only about thirsyhve miles 9om Honduras
and three mIos south Of Sapouna Lagunsj 70 -.
cous that any men Of var q large nse can enter and
anchor with perfect fety.
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svureunD, hass, April 7, 1897
Deputy coassablss Chaplin and wright arrested at
South Hadlsy Lest night clerical confidence man who
has dsbs extensive business IN This vicinity for
several weeks among ministers and religious socissss,
under The names OF Cook Burns and Chambeu Last
week he attempted 70 get $4,000 check on his
"London bankers" endorsed BY heavy South Hadley
manufacturer rsprsssntise himself as agent Of .
London, publishing house rs rM@ a4t
The wosk 90 the sls,s Agricultural College - Amhsns
vas resumed last wesk, and shs wosk vii b pusbed
rapidly forward under the personal supsrvsen os Psss
dent Chsdbourns, who has lately removed rssdsnss
10 that town.
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LsscBrsELD, IN, April !, 1867.
hrs this morning On ths corner Of State snd Kirk.
hall strssts Destroyed Lsvis dry ecods and grocery
store, 8. ". stAAps hardware ssoss, ana Hicks 4
Smiths GROCERY sssvs, Win shrss o<hss b~dipss occu.
pied = stores and sa,oona Loo tsae eoo insured for
S1aOoa
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rnK CAsE On Rxv. Mn wmIaAns The Richn 'o. ~
OF March ~ thinks the conduct OF this reverend
man IN keepng tho portmonnae he accused Of ST..
Ing may be explained BY the fact that the morning
OF the occurrence he breakfastcd with another clergy
man, who exhibited pocketbook which he had found
IN etrect car and said he going 10 advertise " %
- to Ind the owner This idea Of sdversng occurred
very naturally 10 Mr. Williams when, few hours aner
wards he too picked pocketbook and IDS Induced
him TO retain II His DENIAL the Whig thinks, was
rather denial OF tho theft than OF having the article,
au6 misunderstood the confusion OF the moment
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able DeclIne-Frcc Trade Advocated the
Necessary Resort Of Spain-Emcct IN slavery
In the IslaBd--severe Storms on the Island.
Health, dc. 80
Tho universal abolition Of slavery doubtless most
phiianthropic idea subme: and consequently Cuba
can be exception for any great length Of time longer
But the only question the early feasibility Of such
measure; whether svespins and total abolition would
would cndanecr the very neuts and purposes Of
the STEP and hence the when and how here the
tia point s
ssnor NJ r., independent proprietor In this city,
Of the few observers Of passing In this island
though friend 10 slavery, apprehends danger from
such change In the system Of labor under the present
roms n cast far the great decrease IN
The principal Of wealth In this island the pro-
ducsion Of sugar which would be the certain conse
quence His idea 10 provide for tho event. which nc
knows must sooner lateI occur and therefore rst
votes for early aid total Abolition Of Custom Houses
ana other Of TAXATION besides thorough 70.
tscnchmcnt In The expenditure Of the island the part
o. shs government reducing 10 from the actual enormous
figure Of eS5, 900 per annum 70 $lo,o0o00 as IL
IN 1slo and hcn, BY way Of compensation or sub
stitutoa fcv the consequent denct simply 70 impose
tuty Of 81 per boz and 50 per hoxhead Of sugar
exported from NE island. THIS imposa would Yield 10
the sovsvsmsns seooaooo 70 which sdd for net pron,
q she Royal Lottery ooo and further for revenue
fron property u The State and Post once s2 600 ooo
more, which sums up the amount Of 10000 600 ncces
y Tor expenditures on the former SCALE limited 10 the
sSs sssy NJ goo:
sons VII create IN the Unied ssass IN The manuac
sorghum he calculates that The 40 Nod on shs
sssA psesscuos " saeas nd nelassss which nshippsd
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Dnowsm George W Smith, . painter Of Hartford,
vas found dead In the Park river on March 90 His
hsaA was broksa. and fool p,ay b sespsetsa
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HypRopuoniA IN rHx HoRsE. Chicago few days
since horse exhibited all the symptoms Of hydropho-
bia, and was killed TO relieve his sunennq IN sne
earv part OF the day while tho animal was yet man
agesbIo, partial paralysis OF the hind legs with
somewhat unsteady gait was noticed. During the day
he refused food and drink and towards evening became
very restless In his STALL starting and trembling vioent
y al the least noise such a. Footsteps o. the snorns
month with peculiar grnning ferocIty and would rush
~ anv one coming him. In his intspse su6ernes
he 10 bite aud destroy thinG about him.
ana IN is parorysms did not spass hh own body
there was dimcuy 10 degutision and fFseusss srns-
lns Of aeelh.
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Scheack.s Seaweed Tonic.

o. L..
This medicine, invested By DIR. II. ScHKScK, Of
Philadelphia is intended to dissolve the food and make
into ehyme the FIRST process Of Digestion By eeans
ing the stomach with Schencks Mandrake Pills, tn
Tonic restors the appetite and food that could
be eaten before using it viii be easily digested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck's Pulmouic
Syrup unless the stomach and liver is made healthy
and the appetite restord hence the Tonic and Pills are
required in nearly every of consumption. half
dozen bottles Of the SEAwEED TONIC and three or
four boxes Of the MANDRAKE PILLS win cure any
ordinary case Of dyspepsia.
DR.. ScHK,sK makes professional visits in New York
Boston, and at his princiPe Office in PhladephiA every
week See daily papers OF each place, his panph-
let on consumption for his days for visitation.
Please Observe, when purchasing, that the two like
nesses Of the Doctor when in the last stage Of
Consumption and the other A. he is, in perfect
health, are the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price $3.50 par
bottle or 81 so the half dozen. All letters for advice
should be addressed DIR SCHEMES Principal Office,
No. Is North 9th Street Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: DemAs Barnes Co., n.
Y; s. S.Hance, Baltimore, Md John c. Park, Gin
cinnati Ohio Walker Taylor, Chicago, H.; Collins
Bros, St Louis, No.
Nov. LIST. So. LIST ". "a. mo. yr
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"ALL-SoRrs. The Wash Woodtem-
perance- w Risky eague-'regular" n om-
mated candidate for Mayor Of this city
WAS defeated by five votes. Wash is
now in favor Of . certain beverage call
ed '.all sorts, concocted and formed by
the sloppings on the grog-shop counter
and DRAWINGS from glasses of brandy,
gin, whisky, beer, ale, rum, wine, and
an occasional fresh vomi. from the stom-
,ach Of some poor fellow who deposits
it thereon, all emptied carefully into .
tub! IS What q difference between the
course pursued by this virtuons ed
itor, in the election between the late
venerable Mayor FisLEr and Stubbs,
aud the last election-everybo body re.
members his anathemas then against the
same whisky league he has just been
embracing!! oh what q good, honest,
consistent, conscientious, holy temper
ance man is Wash Wood of the Tele-
granite be- sure!
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On Monday last, We paid q flying visit
to our friends at Centreville--fell in
company with Commissioner JONES. who
appeared to be in an excellent humor-
in fact, We found everybody enjoying
the highest state Of felicity--didn't see
our friend Hornish--the cracker man
but presume he was also pleasant. All
this was owing to the new Jail, now I'M
dergo;ng preliminary arrangements for
going mp, by tearing down an old build
ing on the site selected for the prison.
We noticed two-story brick going up.
aud several improvements--paint
itewashing-puttiug up show bills,
&c, going on. An election for city
officers was also in progress--all quiet
| aud in order, and our conclusion was
IT, It Centreviile was looking un,'' and
| WAS really q lively place. Hurrah for
| Centrevilie and-thc-jail, and Conmis-
sioner Jones.
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The ANIMUs.-Ik. of the True Julian
Copperhead,' turned OF two of his typos,
we are informed, for voting for Davis!
ANOTHER SPECIMEN- Of the po-
lice took charge of voter whom he al
legged was Intoxicated, and showed him
into The Calaboose. The prisoner de
manded a jury trial before Mayor Stubbs
and one OF the witnesses swore that the
policeman. aforesaid, had told him that
the voter was talking too much for Ben
Davis" and chat he would not have nab
bed the prisoner .'iiaa he been election
eerino for Stuhbs.' The jury gave a
verdict OF acquittal, SO We go! Hur-
rah for free press and free speech!
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.z.- FrREMxN's CONCERT AND TABLEAUx.-
The No. A Fire Company. propose Civ
ing q Grand Musical and Tablcaux En-
tertninment at Phillips Hall, on the even
ings of Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
the 18th, 18th and 18th OF May, instant.
and our citizens are especially invited
to assist them BY purchasing tickets and
be present at the Concert. A fine Pho-
tograph Picture CT the Chief Engineer.
finished in the highest style Of the art,
will be given TO the company bringing
the largest number of men to the Con-
cert and Tableaux, and fine Photograph
OF that Chief officer will also be pre-
scented to the Fire Companies, No. 1, 2
and 8, and the Hook and Ladder Com
pany. Price Of tickets SO cents. 1t is
hoped that every citizen will 1patrohize
This entertainment, and thus assist the
company, and contribute to their own
pleasure and qualification. ve- 80
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-09

The VANAMBURe MBNAeKKIE.-J. E.
Warner, the polite and gentlemanly
Agent of this institution, was in our
Office on Saturday, and left the Barnum
advertisement in another column, to
which we invite the attention Of our
readers. The exhibition will take place
here on Monday May Goth. This Men
agerie, has been considerably improved,
by the addition of q number of strange
animals, neTer before exhibited in our
city, and is we'll worth the price asked
for admittance. II is to be at Centre
vile on the 2lst, and Cambridge on the
22d.
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VUvO CONSUMPTIvES.--Th advertiser, hav-
II ing been restored 10 health in few weeks by
simple remedy, after having suffered for several
years with lung affection, and that dread dis
ease Consumption-is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means Of . cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy ef tie pre-
scrpton used lfree Of chargel with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
find SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, AsrHAA, BRoN-
cHrrIs CnuGHs, COLDS, and all Throat and Lung AZ
ectons. The only object Of the advertiser in send
ing the Prescription Is to benefit the afflicted and
spread information which be conceives be invslua-
bic, and be hopes every sufferer will try his remedy,
As it will cost them nothing, and prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescriptions, FREE, by return mail
will please address REV. ED. A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
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DR.. SeAenek,s Mandrake Pills-A Substitute
for CalO0el.
These Pills are composed Of various roots having
power 70 relax the secretion Of the liver prooptly
and e6eetuaily blue psor mercury without prod.s-
ing thoss disa&reabie dangerous Effects which eden
follews ehe ss<f the iAssaf. O. se~' TIA
IN al bilsssdisossrs thase pills may be used WITH
confidence as shey promote the discharge Of vi6ased
bile, and those o5strurtions from ,hs liver
and hillary ducts which cause bilious aasetoss in
general.
Sehencks Mandrake Pills, cure sick headaehs and
all disorders of the liver indicated BY saliow akin,
coated tongue, costvassss aFous;ness and general
feeling Of wearinss an1 iassitude, showing thai the
liver is in . sorpid o. olstrsetsd eoaAisisn.
Il shers thss Pills may b sssd with advantage in
al cases wAEs ParEative altsraiivs nsdcise is
required.
Pleass ask for /" Dr.. Sehenck's ManArake HEs !"
Sold % IN Dr.ggisss and Dealers Ptiee p sen:-.
per hex.
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WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES

WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES
5. G. DUepAr.s, No 90, has just receiv-
Ell = dpe assortment o., tae most hcausi
Ial patterns OF All Paper and Window
Shades and he especially invites the
Lasiies 10 call and examine his stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. His stock
of Confectionery. Notions Of all kinds.
and every thing to please the taste and
tickle the fancy. is large, varied, and
cheap Go to No. 90. and see for your
.seives. . 80 &c
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Fees sAcxxY!-Tnomas Nestor 4 Co..
have shipped, during the months OF
February, March and April. tho Asndred
and Ninety right Barrels Of E2gs-number-
ing altogether two thousand and twenty
Eve dozen, or 240. 800 eggs. Onr party
friends who have permitted themselves
to get into such an egg scruciatingly bad
hnmor at US for being candidate for
Mayor, had better purchase few dozen
Of sshen fruit" suck them and become
pleasant They shouldn't slet their
angry passions rise"
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PRlzKs.--S. NJ. Wagner d Co, OF
" ashington City, hold the ticket NO.
S6.91S, which drew the eight thousand
dollars. Mrs. Esther D. Stiles, OF In
dianapolis, drew real estate 10 the anouns
of one thousand dollars, by the means
Of ticket No. 42,797. A company OF
sixteen. of which j. j. Russell and w.
r. Lancaster, Of this city, are members,
drew the handsome residence on North
Eighth street. A son Of B. W. Minor,
OF this vicinity, drew tho six-hundred-
dollar buggy. s-7F 20
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To HEIRs OF DECEASED SoLDIERs.-
The heirs Of deceased Soldiers, who died
whilst held as prisoners of war, in the
rebel States, are entitled to Communication
Of rations at cash prices, in the settle
ment of the accounts Of all enlisted men
Of the army, navy, or marine corps.
For further Information, call at FIN
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ArCHARLEY JoHSsoN's No. SO Main
street, will be found one Of the most
beautiful and splendid lots of Wall Paper
in the city-all the most fashionable
patterns. He is constantly adding to his
stock Of Books and Stationery, and is
selling at the lowest possible rates for
cash. There is the place to purchase
any Of the Magazines, Weeklies, or
Dailies, published in the country. Give
him = call.