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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-06
IF ANY PERSON

Tells you that what we have
stated about our county taxes
is not true, dou't believe him.
He is interested in the Demo
cratic county ring. Examine
the County Auditors books for
yourself, or take his statement
as furnished to the Treasurer,
and figure it up. 1t is an Off
cial document, and is required
by law to be posted up in each
township. You will also find
it on the fourth page Of, this
paper. Do your own figuring.
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EVERY Republican should
give enc day to his country on
next Tuesday. rG{-r.o .0y-5
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The Democracy do not pre-
tend to deny the matter con
toined in the communication
Of Robert Sage, which we re.
publish this week. They at.
tempt to excuse Mr.. Booths ac
ton by claiming that it was a
malicious prosecution. That
was a matter for the Court to
consider not for Mr.. Booth -
His simple duty was to arrest
the accused when the warrant
was placed in his hands for
that purpose. This he failed
to do, and it will take a little
more than uhat Mr.. Bo2th
thought to excuse this p oint
blank refusal to do his duty.
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DIED.

Az Hamaep, On the evening Of the.
ISsh 1lt.' at l0 Hao%cf,M gHlclocf, Mrs. ras'lJFAhp John
.DFSel. el.nIti,laFlss lig s.auraT
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-06

Mn. BrNDY, in his temperance
address at the Sabbath School
pic mic, very truthfully said,
that the laws of Ohio now in
full force, are ample and suH.
cent, if faithfully enforced, 10
utterly destroy the liquor traffic,
and what is now needed is an
educated public opinion t at
will have the laws en!orced.-
Jackson Standard. t0n-r
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ECON0NAYT RE TRENCHMENT

The { Court House Ring of
,Vinton county have managed
our finances so economically,
and have adopted such a rigid
system of retrenchment and
reform that they have discov,
cred that O,OOO,-the
amount. they collected last
year-wlll nnot bs. enough to
run the county this year. but
that it Will require S72.OOD
an increase OF $l2, 900 in
one year. A very small sum
considering the vast amount Of
good it it does the ,peoplc-the
good roads, the magnificent
bridges, the gorgeous county
buildings, and sleek county Of.
licials with their pockets full
of green59cks. Vote the Re.
publican ticket next Tuesday,
October 11th.o i..a. q. .
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-06

$4,000 Additional County
Tax
Is to be raised this year, over
and above the amount collect.
ed last year. Vote the Repub.
lican ticket next Tuesday.
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NOTICE.

CARDS, LETTER HEADS, ENVELOPES,
" Bill Heads, Posters, etc., printed on short
notice at this cffiee, We hare the fastest and
best Press 10 the county,apa new material,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-06

The Athens Messenger learns
that another train is soon to
be pat on the Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroad, making
four daily trans each way. "
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-06

CAPT. JonN I. WILSON visited
our county last week, making
"a series Of speeches. We feel
that his visit, has done much
good, His plain talks with
our people have aroused them
TO the Importance OF the cam
p 80 We .l .fFl
paign, and our prospects are
improved ard improving. VA.
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Bogus Tickets.

See that every name is on
your ticket. You can not read
them too carefully. Bogus
tickets with names omitted OF
Democratic names inserted
have been printed and will be
in circulation. l~-r a.'r
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Mrs: BQrawELL, E. p. Both
Wells mother, a lady well
known to ourcitisens, and who
is now in Clay Co. Ills, lis very
sick with fever, and is not ex
peeted TO llve. mna.N -iLnn !
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JoHN BATES, Allensville, of,
feas his farm for sale. See
advertisement.
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eyes and a law suit

We issue a German supple
.ment this week. If you can't
read it, it is your misfortune
and not our fault. Hand it to
your German neighbors who
can read it. ..r-,
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The Franco-P -Prussian war is
reported to have reached
Hamden.- and -cuJmins1ed in an.
engagement, last week. No
more serious results than black
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-06

Next Tuesdays election day.
Let every Republican be on
hand.
The New York herald., 1870-02-13
THE INDIANS.

Troops Ordered 20 Protect Frontier Scttic-
ments-acnernI Harncy's Indian Policy.
CHICAGO. Feb. IL, 1870.
The following military despatch was received at
Lieutenant General Sherldan's headquarters to-
day.
General schoneld. commanding the Department Of
the Missouri has ordered three companies OF cav
airy from Forts Hooker and Hays to protect the
frontier settlements.
letter from General Harney. Of Kansas, to Gen.
eral Schoneld, dated February 8. says:--Bands Of
hostile Indians are again roaming or q little
to tho west OF our frontier settlements
which are now at tha mercy of the
miscreants. Will you please send some troops
TO the frontiers and urge upon the President the
adoption OF the Indian policy talked OF last sum-
mcr, namely, OF forcing them to dismOunt and dis
arm upon their reservations ana holding them there
by military p0wer9 No other plan will give security
TO citizens or civilization to the Indians, and the
sooner IL Is adopted the better for oil concerned.
letter IRON Camp Supply states that the Kowas
had gone to Fort Gill to receive their annucs ana
that they and the COmancnes had calcua ated not 10
90 to war Ut present.
The New York herald., 1870-02-13
Election Of Mayor Of Montreal-Fanernl Of
General Wyudhnun.
RED RIVER.

Proceedings in the Winnipeg Convention
Canada Disposed 10 Do Justice-Address Of
tho Canadian CCmmissioner-A Bill Of
Rights 10 bs Prociatsned.
CHICAGO, Feb. IL, 1870.
The Winnipeg NeW Nation OF January 2s gives the
proceedings the Convention or English aud French
delegates when assembled on the 25th, at Upper
Fort Garry. to consider tho overtures or Mr. Donald
Smith, tho Canadian commissioner. Nothing was
done on the first day, the delegates not having oil
arrived. On the third day the convention ready
for business. Sealed papers were opened, when IT
was found that Canada disposed 10 do justice to
the Red River men; also that communication with
the nome government being dificulG MIR.
smith was to act in accordance with his
own private judgment. MIR. Smth being ad-
United TO hearing confirmed tho impression
that the Canadian government was disposed to
grant them AL the privileges accorded 10 any OF the
citizens. MIR. Rellle, in a warm speech, aCknOw
lodged his allegiance TO the Queen, denying Ihat he
was Canadian subject. He asked Mr.. smith to
explicitly state whether he was willing 10 grant
what was asked in the Bill OF Rights or December
Mr.. Smith replied that he could not state from
memory Its PROVISIONS, and asked to look ut 1t and
consider It. A new Bill OF RghIsSWaS suggested
and on motion or Mr.. Reie, a committee consist
ing OF three English and three French, was ap.
pointed, to meet tue 2Sth OF January, and draw
up Bill OF Rights In accordance with the wishes OF
the people. Mr. Rele was chosen one OF the COM
Convention. Private advices state that n any
changes are made IN the bill they Win be on the
side or stronger guarantees for the rights OF the
people.
The New York herald., 1870-02-13
OHIO.

Resolutions OF tho Cincinnati Chamber Of
Commerce tho Tariff Eaws-(;reat Rolf
gi0us Revival.
CINCINNATI, Feb. IL, 1870.
The Chamber OF Commerce OF this city to-day
unanimously adopted resolutions declaring that tho
financial condition OF the country require such su-
pervison Of the tariff by the present Congress will
realize tho largest revenue In the least pprdensome
manner TO the manufacturing interests req uirng IT.
that tariff to foster monop0lies andHive special ad
vantages to q comparatively small number OF per-
sons oppressive and unjust to the great body OF the
people, and Will not be tolerated by any political
party when the people are enlignt ened to ops.
rations; that the tari bill lately presented by the
Committee Of Ways ana Means is not such as is de-
manded IN the present depressed condition OF trade
and manufactures that 1t renews and even aggra-
Yates the OdOus discriminating characteristics OF
existing laws 0y which large advantages are given
to some departments creating enormous wealth for
few, which Is unJustly taken from the pockets Of
the many, under the pretence OF protecting labor.
but which, in fact, robs labor or Its fair returns by
destroying other industries aud forcing LABOR into
competition with itself; that all raw material and
articles entering into tho provinces OF labor should
be admitted Tree OF duty, or az the lowest possible
rates consistent with the established industries and
with the financial condition OF the country.
The resolutions provide for sending copy TO tho
OHIO Senators ana Representatives IN Congress.
The religious interest Is maintained n the churches
OF this city. Information mas been received from
many al jacent cities and towns which snow that the
revival Is becoming general.
The New York herald., 1870-02-13
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.--IoSpoS, Feb 12-Il A..
M.-Consols opened at 92A, for money ana OK for
the account. American securities opened quiet.
United States fve.twenty bonds 1862 S5M; lc65,
old, 81; 1857, sc. Ten-iorties, s2h, cx coupon.
Stocks quiet. Erie Railway shares. 201<. Illinois
Ceptrals, Ill. Atlantic and Great Western. %.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, Feb. l2.--Tne Bourse closed
nat Rentes ,3f &c.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRASKPoRT, Feb 49,
United States bonds closed nlm.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvRRPooI, FeD.
12Cotton closed firm sales OF the day H. 900 ba.es
including 1900 for speculation and export.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.-HAvRE. feD. 12.-Cotton
closed nrm on spot aud a1Oat.
LIVERPOOL BRRADsTufFs MARKET LIVERPOOL,
Feb. lz-Evening ked wheat, IS. 3d. a rs. Cd; win.
ter, Ss. I'd. q So. I'd. Spirits petroleum, Is. Id
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvBRPooIr
Feo. l2-Bacon dull Lard, nat. PORK, nat.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKgr.-LoSDoS. Feb. 12-
Noon.-Re1ned petroleum frmer At IL. 0hd. Ia
lOd. per gallon. Whale OIL dull, at $50 per ton.
Clover seed, sos. por cvt. for American ied Cal
cutta liDseed drmer. but not qu0taoly higher. Linz
scet CAKE 81 10s per ton Tor thin oblons TOT lteu
ing. Tallow. ASS. 3D. 46s 3D. per cwt spirits tur-
peRtine I8l per ton.
PETxoLGCM MARxET.-ANTwRRp, Feb. 12.-Petro-
lSum elosed QrM at saxf. TOR STANDARD Haito. a
The New York herald., 1870-02-13
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

| Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
Judge A. Ii. Mordecai, OF Baltimore; Colonel j. r..
Hiner OF Alton. ILL.,. Jonn Pope of tho United States
| Army; Dr. NJ. Burchard, Of st. Louis; Captain H. b.
Hassel, OF Cleveland, Ohio; Colonel A. Abbott and
Judge 9. A. Bedford, OF Wisconsin; Dr. A. West
bury, OF savannah, Ga; Colonel T. r. Carpenter, or
Ohio; Colonel 7. s. Annett, OF Elmra, and Judge
George T. Palmer Of Massachusetts,, are ut the
Metropolitan Hotel.
General Schouier, OF Boston, A. Honey, OF Me-
vada; Captain Hancock. OF Georgia; g. W. sonenck.
OF Fort Washington, and J. +. Usher, OIL Washing
ton. are at the Ast0- House.
Col o. II. Beattie, OF Montana Major J. N. Knapp,
OF Auburn DR.. J. J. Mott, OF North Carolina and c.
Wheaton, OF the United States Army. are ut the st.
Nicholas Hotel
Major General J. G. Robinson, OF the United states
Army. Is at the st. Denis Hotel.
D. 8. woodward, Of Texas. and Felipe Molina, OF
Mexico, are AZ the New York Hotel
John II. Fagg, Of Washington, aud W. J. Kellogg,
OF Connecticut. are at the Westminster Hotel.
J. Dawson, Of Baltimore; II. G. Song, OF st. Paul,
Mimi. ana o. I. Tutte OF st. Louis are at the Ever.
EFT House.
Columbia; Il. G. Perkins. OF England. and Harold
Holdernsss OF san Francisco, are at the Clarendon
Hotel.
Colonel y. G. Howard. Of Pennsylvania, and Com
mander James P. Sprague, OF the United States
Navy arc at the Irving House.
Colonel George Beck. OF Kentucky; Dr. Il. j..
Walsh, OF Sacramento and Captain. Alexander, OF
the British Army. are at the ST. Charles Hotel
+. Il. Andrews, OF Paris, and Ray Stone, OF v,r-
ginia. are ~ the Albermarle HoIe
Judge w. I. shaw. OF Burlington Vt; c. n.
Coburn OF Chicago. and o. s. Wiuans, OF Dunkirk,
are at the Hoffman House.
Professor Thorpe, or Sc. Louis; General Edward
Edgencd, OF Nova Scotia and DR.. G. Andrews. or
Detroit are at the ST. Elmo Hotel.
The New York herald., 1870-02-13

THE PAEAGUAYAN Wharf.-The Emperor of
Brazil exhibits degree of obstinacy in his
persecution Of Lopez not altogether in keeping
with the view of his Ministers. Count D'Eu,
his man Friday, upholds the views of his
august master. Dom Pedro reigiously wishes
that Lopez was in his grave, and in order that
he might have the satisfaction of knowing that
the Paraguayan chief was put under the sod
he has employed D'Eu to be the chief under
taker. For over four years has his Imperial
Majesty of Brazil endeavored to use up, drive
away or annihilate Lopez, and has most sig
nally failed. These exertions have drained
the Brazilian treasury, spread discomfort
among the people and demoralized the min
istry. The Emperor cannot see all this. Lopez
has been too much for him. This has mad
dened him to such degree that he would not
COW, If he could, make an honorable peace,
notwithstanding that his subjects desire it..
Such are tho beauties of personal government.
The New York herald., 1870-02-13
The Troubles Of the Mormou-.

Schisms hostile to the tone man power of
Brigham Young are breaking out in Salt Lake
City. These hostile factions attempted the other
evening to get up city ticket in opposition
to the orthodox ticket; but the place appointed
for the meeting was packed by the faithful to
such an extent that the heretics were crowded
out, and they were served the same way in q
second attempt. But still the schismatics
are increasing, while the Gentiles are squatting
and prospecting all over Utah, and from TIE
Pacific Railroad they are still coming by every
train. The mass meeting of the Mormon
women in behalf of polygamy was shrewd
device of the Prophet, but it was a miserable
Mormon cooperative stores will not serve to
keep out the cheaper goods Of the Gentiles.
. The harens Of the Prophet Of his twelve
apostles and Of his seventy elders they must
all know by this time, cannot much longer be
maintained in Utah. The railroad has created
osity and hostility without that may, on very
short notice, result in unrooing and liberating
the birds
The Rocky Mountain trappers and miners,
and, more than all, the camps Of reckless ad-
venturers along the Pacific Railway, men and
women, will only need convenient pretext
for the cleaning out of Brigham's seraglio by
and by. Cullom's bill introduced into Congress,
with its sweeping pains and penalties of out
lawry, fines and imprisonments against Nor
mon concnbinage, bigamy, or polygamy, or
spiritual wifery, or by whatever name it may
be called, should be taken by the Mormon
ruler as q hint of what is coming. The alter
native before him is either to abolish polygamy
or to evocuate Utah and from present in
dications at Washington before the expiration
of six months he will be called upon in the
presence Of Territorial military commander
to take his choice. Congress having abolished
''the twin relic Of barbarism, negro slavery,
and having reconstructed the late slave States,
the turn for that other ''twn relic" polyg-
amy, has now come, and the turn of Utah for
reconstruction. The responsibility is upon
Congress, and the two houses are in the proper
frame Of mind for the work, for both are
moving 10 it.
The New York herald., 1870-02-13
CALF ORNiA.

A California Tribute to tho National Capitol
Veto by tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Busi-
ness in San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IL. 1870
nag for the new Capitol, manufactured entirely
OF California silk has been completed ana viii soon
90 forwarded to Washington.
The Governor has vetoed tho bill passed by the
Legislature awarding damages to Hall & Garrison.
was destroyed by mob consisting OF soldiers ana
citizens.
There IL perfect stagnaron Of business in all de-
partmentS III this city.
1t " raining IN the southern part OF the State.
Mining stocks during the week were weak. The
following are the closing quatatiOns- Alpha, $Il
Belcher, 81; Bullion. 81; Empire MIL, $50: Gould
and Curry, $45; Hale and Norcross, $i42: Imperial
SIS; kentuck $50; Occidental. Sl2; Ophir, $I2
Overman. sos; Savage, $35; sierra Nevada, IS; Iel
low Jacket S52.
The New York herald., 1870-02-13
LOUISIANA.

Arrcat Of Now Orleans Bank RObbers-ll uni
cipni Election Complications.
NEW ORLEANS Feb. IL, 1870.
prze fight has been arranged to take place
tomorrow between Gallagher and Curler.
The mandamus against the Jackson Railroad ex.
tension along st. Joseph street anu the river has
been made perpetual.
Two OF the alleged consolidated bank robbers
have been arrested. The Ptcdy,e says that special
police OicerS were the ringeaders IN the robbery.
Upon the Application OF u committee OF citizens
Judge Collins to-day mado the mandamus per-
emptory requiring the city authorities to order
municipal election for the second Monday IN March.
AZ the law provides.
bill was introduced In the State Senate to-day
requiring the municipal election TO be held on tho
second Monday IN November, thus either prolony-
ing the Term OF the present incumocnts or allowing
the government TO appoint
Wilbur, Jr, OF the irm Of Wilbur Co., IL reported
ab6c0ndcd with 500 900.
The New York herald., 1870-02-13
REPORTED FAILURE Of TWO DRY GOODS HOUSES.

The failure OF the firm OF Halstead. Stiles 4 Co..
importers OF woollen goods at No. AZ White street.
was announced yesterday morning. This house aus
pended payment on Thursday. The iiahii-
ties are reported TO be about $3.50 900, and
the assets Will probably reach S280,0O0 It
Ia said that the members OF the lrm own
sufficient real estate and other property TO make
Will be held at two O'CLOCK Tuesday, at their Of
hce. Pctrie Co.. importers OF dry goods at Nos.
IS and II Leonard street. Also reported to have
suspended payment. No particulars OF their failure
have as vet been made pubic. IL Is expected. how
ever, that statement VIII be made TO tno creditors
OF the firm In a lew days.
The New York herald., 1870-02-13
Dress Fashions In Europc-Amcrican Beauty
Abroad.

Our special fashions report, published to-
day, describes the latest styles Of dress
costume which prevailed in the Old World
centres OF aristocracy, refined taste, costly
clothing, court etiquette and Church consola-
ton during the last days of January. 1t tells
those who participated in them. The commu-
nication is piquant, accurate and comprehen-
sive. The ball season was duly inaugurated
in Paris by the Ministerial receptions OF
the Cabinet Ministers, the new Prefect, M.
Chevreau, leading off with fine entertain
ment, the eclat Of which was ably and diligently
sustained by his coadjutors in the Ministry
subsequently. The ladies will be interested
considerably in the spicy gossip detail
of the manner in which Premier Olivier
chose his wife, lucky little girl just from
school, who was recruiting her health at a
fashionable watering place. The Empress
EugGnie begins, as will be seen, to acknow-
ledge the effect Of years, but remains as
elegant and beautiful in person as she
Is kind and gentle in manner. Cont
mental aristocracy enjoyed a splendid sweep
in the saLons near to the Tuieries. We feel
proud to chronicle the fact that American
beauty and transatlantic grace from this side
of the ocean were in their native simplicity,
and, by contrast with royalty, unadornment
fully acknowledged both as a refreshing and
refining element, even near to and around the
most powerful throne in the world. There
was jovial party of American doctors in Paris
The writer mentions them. Then we have
few words, perhaps appropriately after the
surgeons. about Traupmann's head, being thus
again reminded that ''man 8 phenomenon
after all, and that earthly beauty is mortal,
although it may come very near to divinity for
q moment
The New York herald., 1870-02-13

all thinking and rejecting mon. The Judge
has given it as his opinion that the only return
that can be made to the writ of habeas corpus
is to produce the body Of the prisoner. Tho
Stacom case is now well known. 1t is this case
which has called forth the judgment. The
latest judgment that of Judge McCunn, over
rules the judgment Of Judge Ingraham. 1t is
an interesting question and not at all unde-
serving Of attention
The New York herald., 1870-02-13

TnE BILL IN RELATION to the election of
inspectors and canvassers In the city and
county Of New York, introduced by Mr..
Kiernan in the Assembly, is published in full
elsewhere in our columns this morning. It
Goes away with two of the evils Of republican
nisrule. Two inspectors in each district are
elective, and the Mayor shall name third
from the opposing candidates OF another
political complexion, making three inspectors,
who shall also act as the Board Of Registry
canvassers
The New York herald., 1870-02-13
SPAIN.

The Carii.s Conspirncy-Lct IL Burst and
eStamp it Out.,s
MADRID, Feb. II, 1870.
In the Cortes to-day Senior Rivero IN reply to
question, said the government was fully aware OF
tho conspiracy OF the Cariists. The government
know Of their introduction Of arms, giving out OF
money and appointment OF 0frlcers.
The government would do nothing until tho out
break actually occurred, being abundantly able to
crush It at once
The New York herald., 1870-02-13
VIRGINIA..

Resolution OF the HOnso Against the Election
to ONCE Of DisguaIi fled Candidates.
RICHMOND Feb. IL, 1870.
The House to-day adopted. with but few dissent
ing votes resolution declaring that 1t is not
dent to elect any person TO any Office who Is dis
qualified by the fourteenth amendment. This rcso.
luton is In answer TO a suggestion contained in the
Governors message that, II IN view OF scarcity OF
competent persons the Legislature should elect some
who are disqualified. It should accompany the cleo
tion with resolution asking Congress to remove
their disability.
The New York herald., 1870-02-13
EQuHIA Wapl CLuRRNi

The police report that yesterday morning some
disturbance occurred In the liquor store corner or
Frankfort and Rose streets. In the course OF the
quarrel from whatever cause 1t arose, Christopher
O'Tooe, bartender In the establishment, took from
behind the bar heavy club and proceeded TO
give . man named Hugh Dever. residing
1t No. IL Jacob street, q brutal clubbing. tho
result OF the clubbing was tnat Dever received
number OF serious scalp wounds, which wero
dressed BY Dr. Frazer. Orlcer Mahoney. OF the
Fourteenth precinct arrested O'Toole and no win
be arragned at the Tomba Police Court Lover was
sent 70 beueyuA HoanitaL
The New York herald., 1870-02-13
BlLysQ AND THE "Myy1talqus lAyY. "

The Balsky- iddle-my mysterlouswoman In back sen
sation has changed its location. aud Leo Baisky tho
hero. and his faithful attendant at Bellevue Hos
pltal fbut who has now become MS VITO, took up
their residence a. Mlddletown. N r. a
nixht or two ago. and are now the lions
OF the day. AS they promenade about the streets
they are the centre Of attraction and comments Of
q pretty severe nature arc not unfrcqaeDt The
"bandsome widow In bacKn appears very indnor-
eut about the criticisms or the pubic.