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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05
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DIE Ne as 0O0 and 00ee ess0f.

The present Charles Dickens does nus
in the least resemble his illustrious father
In appearance or manner. He 10 quiet 20.
Der, somewhat rcticent but withal exceed-
ingly gentlelnsnly and kindly man, Of per-
haps thirty years. He dresses more plain
ly and quietly than did his father; his
manner is not SO active, his features
are heavier, and his face rounder. He join
ed the editorial corps Of Al the Year
Round upon the retirement Of Mr.. Will,
about two years ago, and bids fair TO be
successful as the elder Dickens, at least In
in the editorial chair, being an industrious
worker, personally greatly liked by the
genus iriiabiie, ~ we'll as the rest Of the
world, and having an excellent judge
ment and literary taste. He IL seldom
from his post in the little sanctum adj joining
that occupied by his father; and his con-
tributions to the periodical press, while
they give no hint that he has Inherited the
great peculiaritics Of the elders genius,
sufiiciently:provc that he has decided liter.
AIRY ability and polish. As an ametsur
actor, too, he is said ~ be excellent
though, Of course, not the equal Of the
illustrious man whom We now so earnestly
mourn.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05
peRsoNALNoTe

Tho death of John p. Brockway, q
noted politician Of Connecticut, is an
ino,inced. Li(} O.
The Chgleston Courier says that the
mother Of UDonovan Rosa, the Irish
,msftyr nov in EnklisI Sustedy, Is in tina.
city IN yer, feeble hearth. z ,''
's-dr. 'Eafgdon, Of sBlmIfs, one Of the
ANBllionnair,s of Western New ork, and
sv(ther. in-lav Of MARK Twpin Is recov-
1lg1Ne from dangerous and pfotracted at
(Sxck of illness.
pa The Meridian Miss, Ga ,slaR record, the
in that place, On July II, Of
,0iver Hodge, negro, and hsrgret Bates,
|rwhitc. a.sS4
~ General Fitzpatrick, Minister to Chill
~ sen: hi. resignation and will return
home at once. ~
Y Pre,ident Grant will reach St. Louis on
sAe 10Th inst, and during his sojourn, will
b the guest Of Charles w. Ford and Viii
liam H. Benton. -, b..
Emile de airardin received the othe,
dxy, for his psper, La Liberte, Ateen hund
"a thousand lsancs. About four year.
since he paid less than ten thcusand for il
Gideon J. Tucker, well known New
York politician, has bought into Pomeroy':
Dv,po;aat, and that red hot and sulphur.
ous m twill hereafter be sold at two cents
lr. Lambert continues to DO managing
editor, but Tucker is to write political
leaders.
Mrs. Mile Devcraux Blake, a niece OF
| The Right Rev. Gen. Polk. b lecturing In
the South on wornan's rights.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05
LESS THAN 1900.
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Democrats have called State
Convention in GeCsgia, TO meet August
18th.
The friends Of Montgomery Blair are
urging al: election 10 Congress from the
Fifth Maryland district.
The New York Sun gives b. +. Ma
nierre, the Radical police commissioner, a
bon royage In an article headed, "a plum
derer going TO Europe.
The National Democratic executive
Committee desire to obtain the name and
po',ofhce address Of the chsirmen Of all
state and county committees also that of
All Democratic and Conservative candi-
dates for Congress.
D. Perry. johnson, Esq, Of Randolph
county, Illinois, announces himself ss a
Candidate for state senator from the Sd
district.
The Carrollton (In.) Gasette SAWS Il Is
definitely understood that Hon. A "a
Burr viii not he candidate for renomi.
nation for congress.
The Jacksonville qn) Journal raai.
cal paper, says the proceedings of the radi.
cal convention In that city, last week.
were "disgracefuP and "disreputable.
The democratic district convention Of
the 5th senatorial district will be held at
Centralia, Marion county, Illinois, on
Thursday, August 25th, 1870.
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FRENCH STORIES OF DICKENS
Ladies In che Case.

.. From the philSdelphis Ledger.l
The passion Il the French for sensational
stories has Recently been illustrated in u
remarkable manner in reference to the
late Charles Dickens, about whom the for.
eign journals are full Of anecdotes. But
the French are ahead Of the others.
Where they get their stories from IL q
mystery TO every body, for they are un.
known in England. Here are . couple Of
the most popular. Tho first is TO the effect
that ovcrwork had made Mr.. Dickens SO &C.
centric in his habits that he turned day into
night, and was in the habit of walking the
streets of London from midnight until
five in the morning, ION the occasion Of
one Of these walks, the great novelist OBJ
served u lady Of respectable appearance
following him. Night after night she fol-
lowed him, and il ever the novelist an.
preached her she hastened away, startled
and confused. At last they met face 70
face, and the lady declared In great agita-
ton, "Charles Dickens, you have done me
much injury. can no more rest. Look
At me, so that yOn may remember me, for
desire to be remembered. You will see
me no more
"Mr. Dickens soon afterwards ascor-
tanned that she was the wife Of q colonel
in the Indian army. In few days came
u casket Of ebony and Ivory TO tho novelist
containing a portrait Of alady, lock OF
her hair and this note; i have loved YOU
madly. But the love have given you
owe to another. am Of my own free will
going TO another world, where l may
think of you without tresehery. Pity me-.
1t was signed, The lady Of the other
night Mr.. Dickens few 70 her house,
to find that she was dead with dagger in
her heart. Another Of these stories 10 Of
. female of more aggressive character.
This woman led scandalous life, but pre-
sumed to fall in love with the novelist,
and to write him ardent letters, TO
which he sent no reply. The woman de-
termined on revenge, and tried to stab the
novelist as he was coming out of theatre.
But such was the humanity Of Charles
Dickens, that his only desire was TO save
the unfortunate woman from the legal con-
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BULL'S
SARSAP ARILLA
Read the Captain's Letter anS
the Letter from his Mother:

Benton barracks. Mo, April ~. Ist.
IN JOHN BULI.-DeaIslr; kposing THE .av
cisuay 81 yo,u aarspsrills. and u. healing AID
beoe9c Il eu Ahsiss pesseesaes ] -end you q
f01boV,N Gatoment " my nso:
was Wounded about two years ago-wss take
prisoner and conhDed for sixteen months, beify
moved often, my wounds have not healed ye
I have not sat up . moment since Sas wounded
am shot through the hips. MY general heAlt
10 impaired, and need something 10 assist
ture. have NOR. faith IN your saIssparilia thu
IN anything else, 1 wish that that i genuih
Please express me . hAlf dot.t bottles, NJ
obliss GAIT. Q. y. JOHNSON,
II. Louis. Mo-
P.s-Ths foilos,ns 90. writer April ~, isa
b, Mn. Jennie Johnson. mother Of Capt, Joht
son.
DR., JOHN BuLl,-Dear Sir; Ny husband,
o =. yohnton, vas . skiHfal surgeon and phys.
ian ir Central Nsw York. whsrs ne died. l-syik
the above q. r. johnson IN my care, A. thirte\
years OF age, he had . chronic diarrhea AZ
scrofula for which gave him your sarsaparllI
1T CURED HIM; ] have for ten years recor
mended u to many in Nes York. ONO and Low
for scrofula, fever sores, ana general deblit
Perfect snccsss has attended a.. ne ezra sgsa
" se~s oasss u sergsia and fsso ssres sUs s!~s
sssrsrsiess. ! am very Anxious for my sou 10 aga
have recoaps 10 your ssIsapsrba. lie - fart
Of getting = spurious article, hence hls Whiting
you for Il, HIS wounds we're terrible, but
levs he Will recover Rsspecuuliy .,
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bWrA cosby correspondent Of tho N
Y. Standard says Dick Yates will not be
returned TO the Senate. Gen. Logan would
like TO have that dish Of cream served up
for his own delectation; but his chances
are decreasing daily. The same cores
pendent says that the State might do itself
groat credit, o. well as send wise Sena-
tor to Washington, il Joseph Medill, Of
the Chicago Tribune should be elected to
Yain's nlacn
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05

According TO this count, which is rea-
sonable one--,he bayonet and musket
apart--the number Of Democratic MEM
bers conceded by the Nation Is increased
10 fifteen. In Tennessee, moreover, the
Nation claims two radical congressman,
while at the las, election the conservatives
carried every ore of the eight districts BY
a large majority. This correction would
make the Nat;on's list stand lls Democrats
TO l2f Republicans.
The World writer farther complies the
following table Of districts Of which the
present representatives wero elected by
majorities Of less than 600, 1000 and 500.
LIS. 1uAN fIXE uuNDREp.
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TyiE SECRET TRIO UBLES ~ THE
SOUTH. ga yg,

THE SEtFEI fNOCBLIsS Nv IHG
SOUTH Cs, ~
Two months ago, tho aWashins,on cor
respondent Of the Nsw York 1,sbsss
wrote the following. which WI. published
in that papes, s VA >s# ~
THE manner IN which partisan teie-
grams from the South have been manu-
featured and published in the North, to
further the personal designs OF unscrupu-
lous and ambitious men was well shown up
on the developments brought out in refer
ehee to the Wa4binetbh Oroaitit during
the progres. If thc recef, Georgia invcsti-
gation. 7pe mae come IL notc goiny on In
connection With ..ir ~ tesnl afiairs Of Other
Southern Slater. 1t is believed tina, the
JrSsrrNo traESrfoNs I'm thc south will
result, in some instances, not perhHp.
in the defeat of the HSpublican party, but
In tho defcn, Of rertx3n individuals who,
IRE and have been using that party IA "
mean. only to their own selfish advance
n,ent. Fort~ ehg this, the ytorL isto GET
UP AN lRkGUSE trO DEsLARF
MAKTIALsLAW, aud local newspapers
in the interest of the men alluded to are
teeming with accounts of "outruges.
THIS is PARTICULARLY THE
CASE IN NORTH CAROLINA, and no
surprise need be felt at a daily dish Of nor
rors from that state served up In the
ChroNiekj "for,' said one Of the North
Carolina senators, awe INTEND TO
USE THE MILITARY, and in ,justifeo-
ton re must get these statements disSemi-
mated through the North. 81
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05

HsarSpeaking Of Mr.. Trumbull the
Washington correspondent Of the n. Y.
Standard, says "Mr. Trumbull, can have
no special future in Illinois, and it looks
more than probable that he will cast his LOT
in the Chase movement, should there one
arise in 1872, of anything like . re'pecta-
bic character. a
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05

Ia" The struggle IN the Republ'csn
Convention II, Springfield was brought 80 =,
n close by the nomination Of Colonel Jonsif
than II. Merriam for Congress, on tosl
1891 ballot, bya vote Of 81 for MerrianS'
- for Culp,n, .:and for Parks.
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The Cairo Bulletin, August s.

sequences Of her infatuation. He snatched
her from the witnesses Of her attempted
crime thrust her Tito his carriage; put
hi 0osckmin b with her 70 keep her quiet
ana himself Sscended, the box, took the
whip and drove away" III
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SOMEWHAT PERSONAL.
Card from ". A. Lsmma.

.-.-.-----. OassesSAts, July ~, 1870.
Editor .iryxs.--On the 25th inst L
wrote a note 10 John II. Barton, Editor Of
the Carbonate Era, demanding Of him q
retraction Of the statement made by him
in his paper of the 10th inst, to the effect
that while ! was candidate for City
Judge, courted the votes of republicans
BY dsnouacins my own party, and prom
isipg. IL elected, that wonld henceforth
act with the republican party. Barton
makes mention OF the note he received from
me in hi, paper of the Goth inst, and says
he declined 70 publish IT from the fact that
II was wilton In style that did not be-
come . gentleman. That Barton should
become SO wonderfully incenscd at .
charge Of lying Ia certainly inexplicabls
when compared with the fact that he has
been characterized by several Of tho the
newspapers Of the country not only rs boz
ing libertiEe,, and common drunkard,
but rs having served torn in the Ohio
penitentisry, and strange to say, that
these charges have never been met with
that bold and defiant REPUTATION that be-
comes an honest. upright man, but Barton
Il too much OF poltroon and too well
known TO require any comment from me.
..,l ~ WIN. A. LEMMA.
The following is copy Of tho note in
question:
'I' CAasoNpALB, July Is, 1870. .
Editor Era.-In your issue Of the 10th
inst, under head Of "Iypocrisy most Con-
temptible," you say among other things
concerning me, thSt "Bil fooled . number
At the time no was elected City Judge by
declaring that he only wanted chance to
leave the id rotten party and that IL he
was elected Judge he would hencefor-
ward act with the Republican party
Now Barton, when you were writing this
paragraph you knew you were writing an
egregions lie, and you knew full well that
you could not substantiato one syllable Of
such q charge this boing the case, ! de-
mand in the next issue Of your paper, u
full and complete retraction Of your base
calumny,---in default Of which ] will give
publicity to this letter in this weeks
Aryus W. a. JENNA.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05

The entire Democratic ticket, county
and city, was elected on Monday last
Paducah. with all her negroes. still hics-
the Democratic flag.
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d he BnllGtin.

,F,or, TIA, Address Of Democratic Congr"ssin'h
Let there bc no discussions about minor
matters no time lost In discussion /.
of dead events; no manifestation Oh
narrow OF proscriptirc feelings ho
sacriace Of I,c cause to crafty per-
.,nal ambition or resentment.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05

ANOTHER or GRANTS PErs. The
New York Sua "lcarns from Washington
that Mr.. J. &. Bancroft Davis, acting Sec
rotary Of state, who not long since was
proved by the legislature Of Massachu-
sets 10 have received 100000 MS bride
for betraying and defrauding his clients,
and who now conducts the foreign rela-
tions Of the United States government,
has lately sent no less than three special
bearers Of dispatches abroad in tho course
Of II single week Loyal politicians de-
string free "Trip TO Europe should apply
immediately.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05

Coon ADvicE.-With respect TO the
European war, John Mitchell advises the
Irish nj this time to do nothing, to refrain
from boasting aud expressing rash sympa-
thios which they may have to turn into
antipa,hie, before long" Tho advice
might be followed with advantage by 9TH
ers beside. Irishmcn.
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AROUND ABOUT CAIRO.


The Republican U6nvention Of jackson
county viii meet al Marphysboro, on She
eth list. .'E
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{ -a<senerAl LoyxrAdd ressed the colored
people of jackson county on the lst mss
ut Cnrhondnle.
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"A SWEET PArRior.--The Detroit Free
Pres says that Kirk, the man who COM
mands Holdcns desperadoes in North
Carolina, was virtually land pirate du.
ring the late war. Hs placed himself n,
the head of band Of deserters from
both the rebel and the Union armies and
went about plundering the people. In one
locality no plundered rebels rs Union
man, and in another he plundered Union
men Ms a rebel. Tie traversed the border
counties OF Tennessee and North Caro-
lima, committing murder, and other out
RACES upon the people, and ia, really, at
present fugitive from justice.
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JuDGg RIcg. The Democratic Con-
gressional Convention ofthe Tenth Illinois
District met at Carlinville on the ID inst,
and organized by clecting Hon. X. NJ.
Knapp, of Jcrsy county, as chairman,
and l.. W. Lloyd, ofShelby, secretary.
On the seventh ballot, Judge y. Y. Rice,
OF Montgomery county, was nominated,
receiving forty-hve votes to eighteen for
Judge Woodson, Of Green, and nine for
Hon. Cyrus Epler, Of Morgan. The nom
nation was then made unanimous. Judge
Rice in speech accepting the nomination
predicted the ultimate triumph
Of the Democratic party,
provided II would forsake dead works and
address itself to practical and living issues.
The Democratic convention OF the Seventh
Senatorial district composed Of the ooun-
ties Of Macoupin, Montgomery, Christian
and Shelby, was also held at Carlinyille,
and nominated Louis Solomon, Of Macou-
S pms. and Charlie xosis, Of Shelby, for tho
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05

IN. JOHN BILLS Principal Office
NO. - FIFTH, [CrosS street,
LsoSaA0vA11O, Ky.
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U,HE proprietor. Of. this celebrated nedieine
L jus6y CLAIMS Cor 70 ssupsnority over MI re-
Ssdies ever ID red 10 the pubic for the safe, "a
-. srssdv ssI psvasassl cvvs Of Ague and Fever,
Or 'Chiils and revrf, whether Of short or long
standins He refers TO the entire western anu
noutb western county 20 tear him testimony TO
the truth OF the assertiOn, that 10 no case
whatever will Il fail TO cure, II the direction. are
,nanv cases A single dose ha. been siffcient for
cure. and whole families have been cured by
sinsie bottle With perfect restoration OF "a.
6ewssal health. 10 IS, however, Pr.dsnt anu W
Uuued In smaller dose. for week OF two after The
dlscase has been checked, more especially IN az
Acuit and Ious -tAntins cases Usually, W.
nsdiciDe will not require any aid D. keep tn.
towels in good order should the patient howo''
or, reouiS q cathsrttc medicine, amer having
takcu three OF four doses Of the Tone, ing.
1o,e Of Bail's veGesabie FAMILY pills
viii be sufficient. .a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-13
Steam eaM Nm for sac.

RY NOWM AS aTEADs2 HILL
- Also, tWenfy-nine feet of nf tha
north end or side OF Lot No. I05. fu tht
town OF Cnrmit upon which lot rs hituntat
a storehouse.
Terms or Bale--One-eighth cash in hand
The balance on a credit or nine, eighteen
and tWenty-seven months equal payments.
the purchaser giving note with aup.mWHa
personal security and mortgages cs GAt
premises aolds 20 secure thn payment
the purchase money. Upon the first abus r.
wei known saw Mill owned by tho late
o. II. Stead, which iR known 10 be rnrB 81
tho best mills In Southern Illinois. #o
further arttculara inquire of Jasper Pact
ridge, Attorney, Carmt, Illinois.
THOs. q. PAkkER, Commissioners
June g. IS70-isII ids
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paw wa RAt = ANAANA III
RT OTHCE is hereby given, that The nm
~ dersigned, Com m isaaoneF nppufmteH
Dy an ord r OF the Marlborough Court "a
Common Pleas, TO sci ths real estate be-
longing 20 the heirs OF 81 artha Gregg, de
ceased, Will, ON
THURSDAY, JULY 7rH, 1870,
Between the hours OF 10 O'clock AHM. nmH
O'Clock PM, at the Court House door a.
the city Of Evansville, Wand8rburah
County, Indiana, sell 40 public auction aif
the following described reel estate, to.gvlt
Lot number fourteen ga IA Block num
her forty (AO1 In the Eastern Enlarmamem e
OF The city OF Evansville, Wand8rbnrRE
County, Indiana.
The improwen ents on the said iag con
aiat OF a good two story frame house. W.T.
ave rooms and Kitchen, hall, 1--WE
poTches, good frame stable and other a
provements.
Terms OF Sale - One thGrd cash one
third Ia nine, aud Ome-third ia elRhtee
months from the day OF sale, the puf
chaser giving his notes with approve
securities, with interest az six per cen
per anhum, waving relief from VaIumtfoa
or appTalaement laws for the defaFre
payments. JOSEPH CUFPLEa
je7 dim pommsssiouer.
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xAL NOTICE



three Remedies. "SCHENCH's PU1.-
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Ihus cures Consumption, when every other
y fails.
as8ol enck's sea-Weed Tonic" for the
Hes Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and ali
5 eases arising from debility. This tonic
jaw rates the digestive organs. supplies
lna pIace OF tne gastric juice when that Is
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#ov1He On remedy for all cases OF indiges-
au,
enck's Mandrake Pills." one OF the
Iuable medicines ever discovered,
vegetable substitute for caIomeI,
virg all the useful properties as
% that mineral, without producing
It's injurious effects.
hese three medicines DIR. J. H
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the morbid matter, discharges It,
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whe ca Weed Tonic Invigorates the
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hla mode of treatment, and general direc-
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the PuImonic Syrup and Sea-
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IN. Mandrake Pills. $50. per box
" all druggists and dealers.
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E4fq sndid Hair Dye is the best in the
srprld arnIegs, reliable, tnstan taneous !;
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aFs' uotarnished reputation to
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Healing Pool.


1@ Healing Pool.
. FOR YOUNG MEN, who
base fallen into vicious habits, and
SLOW Axe q a higher life, and a bette
LARA ID, with certain means of relief
EEE EG icted. Sent in sealed letter en-
vslnues rec of charge. Address, HOW
A@ COLLATION., Box P, PHILADEL-
n4ELA Ea sep2D
"a DID RUACKS.-A victim of early
A 9e udence, causing nervous debill-
81 ture decay, &c, has discovered =
afE cans OF cure, which he viii Sc nd
fellow-sufferers. Address j. H
IS Nassau Street, New York.
1r@ IN SPIN
81 BLACK WORMS and PIMPLES
& Haa ce, use PeTvy's C01Bed0Re and Pine
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FeaPfaI OANORR Summed

URE - HOW DISCOVERED -
cen long AFFLICTED with CANCER
to all the remedies of which
X. Among them was one recon-
e1 3 certain herb to me as a cure.
4upposed) procured the herb,
3 pared and applied it, which
arfect cure. but on examination
nily physician he informed me
y fLerb had used, which had made
act and speedy cure, was not the one
FH l1U1@ 1ded. All VINO are afflicted can
h eE edy cure by sending for the re-
@s. VIZ full directions TOT use. Price S..
A13Naas with regisf cred letter or money
e11sr JORGE MORGAN, Box 251, Port
arvi ange County, New York.