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, 1878-04-06

DISEASED SHEEP are being sold In the
Portland market, greatly to the damage o.
the health and peace of mind OF the people
Of the town. Let the butchers send east o.
the mountains where they can secure thou
sands of "mutton sheep" in good condition
and at prices that will justify their shipment
below. With proper care, sheep IN this
country are healthy, and the price for "mut
ton sheep" always rules low.
, 1878-04-06

prry PAPER Messrs- May Il Gale, the
,.,sr.a who propose to publish newspaper
p,r,o, have received their printing mate
- a,l crs.,t to issue the frst number of
~ ,.,,.r about the middle Of this month.
77.., ,,,.e-ial Is al new, and they will discard
H. -"ra.pf.t outside system.
, 1878-04-06

JAMES SPARKS, the young man who was shot
IN the course of a squatter row at Dayton, is
still alive and it is expected>will recover. He
was shot twice-one in the face and the second
N the neck. At the time of the shooting he
Was left for dead, but by careful attention his
;,fa was saved.
, 1878-04-06

V,yp,aqr RESIDENCE 1t is understood
.,AP AuLrny, the Young man who is TO
f,r char. oi the new National bank, has
,..1, tie property known as the f'ruax man
.5 Tie purrhas price is stated to he $1,000.
n. l,a.ian Of the house AMI the surrornding
.-ra,, make it one q the lrcst desirable resi-
tr15r, IL tk~ city.
, 1878-04-06

SQUIRREL ScALPs.-Under the order oi
the county commissioners, offering two Genus
for the scalps Of all squirrels killed WITHIN
the county, there were brought to Thomas
P Page, county auditor, 1900 such seaips'
the premium on which amounted to s'oV
Never was money better appropi1a.ed, .t as -
is estimated that $1,000 bushels oi 0~'
have been saved thereby.
, 1878-04-06

THE PIONEER OIL MILLS, at Salem Ore
CON. having failed, it is quite likely the de-
mand for tlaxseed the coming season will be
limited. 1t would be well to build mill
this side of the mountains, and thus have
home demand for one of our products.
, 1878-04-06

THE WooLEN MILLS at Dayton, after hav.
;no been closed for some time, have again
resumed operations. For time the woolen
factory was quite prosperous, but recently
he enterprise has been under cloud. I'm
der the new management it is hoped the
mills will regain their former prosperity.
, 1878-04-06

u.,.a WEED. Of Seattle, in company with
a., rapcin. Leary, Stacy, and several
..,,;.,.. will soon visit our city. They pro
,,,or overland. via Yakima city, and
,r ,fs rroi,o--d route of the Seattle and
~, Walla abroad.
, 1878-04-06

--r,rcr,ox Is fixed for Tuesday next, and
HI, date not the slightest spark of
y. Democrats will remain away from
n ,nl but few decent republicans will
.'ti - rart in the farce
, 1878-04-06

"'>..N-We notice in one Of tie Sound
ili,'' ;h4, the immigration to this country is
,.'s' . he calling Of constitutional con
-. - Perhaps thi> is the reason that many
-; '-,s N''al people are preparing to come to
~, '''' % '1e territory. We hear Of about
.-,,. '.i.e packing up over there to take MP
,,r.-, y, g-F magnificent wheat lands. Cone
I, rr,....e e'! vUr Population, constitution or
, 1878-04-06

BUILDERS will notice that Schwabacher
Bros. have lime, cement, plaster paris, and
shingles for sale in lots to suit and at low
nriees Heretofore it has been almost i'm
possible to procure those articles, and hence
+ ;s GOOD news to learn that responsible
house has engaged in the trade.
, 1878-04-06

SEATTLE { WAuA WAILA EAHRoAD.-"e
= informed that parties have made a proP"-
s,an TO the company to grade forty-fve miles
O.; tie nal from the terminus Of the present
r.i naw in operation, t" the Cascade noun
.,r, AMI take one hslf IF the pay in the stock
,i,h-s ru,auv; the balance 10 be paid in cash
:. he r4'iug PROGRESSES.
, 1878-04-06

,-r cooDs-Mrs. sehnebly & Miss Garrett
y, ,ssr.rtfully announce that they will
49,, ,a.dav a splendid stock of millinery
The publ; are invited to call and ex-
e'ti> -, ..li.E II new and fashionable styles.
, 1878-04-06

~. / 1rlAyD, wife of the editor of the
NJ, rr,r, is in town, and is guest Of
lf1 po,rl Mr.. H. L. Leland accom-
r:..I Ii, step mother.
, 1878-04-06

y,,rr arentlelnan profoundly learned
e. - ...,..f,nal law, is a candidate to repre-
L -, .-..L;, Whitman and Stevens counties
~; u. ,,,,Ip,titational convention
, 1878-04-06

IN I 5 kFLloaG and wife, nee Miss
"e1'''' are among the latest arrivals from
~ A'.r''e States. DR.. Kellogg passed the
''a.v' II. Philadelphia, where he was in at
''''''a'r upon ths celebrated medical colleges
:, 'I'-A is That city Is distinguished. We vel
va, .-G I'm ,Ai ID, wife back 10 Walla Walla.
D. .'.,, .li, t'r the future We may reckon
"-' ~ 'Ir permanent residents.
, 1878-04-06

IP LEWIS will leave Seattle for
hN, w,1l, On or about the 18th of the pres
Nh.' ~. - and Will remain with us about three
, 1878-04-06

s:o,. 6. f fLilEs the order Of the day at the
hi ,-,r'l y-'sa'sry Bros, where buyers Will
nes vnof' scent stock of spring and sum
ai S,.s. 'aclndins all the latest STYLES
aeos' ws,, '4r.s'ies NJ for ladies' and gentle
t,ioa. a' e, Their stock of groceries, pro,
hses, ~. = unusually full, and all at the
aksep III These gentlemen always aim
elites r., goods, and having rare IA.
sssays prsp.;15 DuylRg at low rates, they are
asans CsT 70 Offer customers great
a'id examine the mammoth
, 1878-04-06

o.. ALNo"frH, 4 resident of RoSeburg,
l.. -. : LIS recently Travelled through this sec
IL country, He desires the editor of the
80 s.'a,,t 70 saythat there are some parts of
r.; "''LiaS;on which he considers as
;.... -'' country in the world. This is the
II, ". o, al men Of Judgment who travel
th-o.-.--i = os certain pursuits and professions
q he .lij = Ao' attractive but for the t,ller
tsI=y !. s--S without exagseration NAV be
.-r .t.lnerS, land Of ,,rn,nisa
, 1878-04-06

"6''fAEn 10 LEAVE A settler named Dan
'A'n' wh" has been somewhat prominent in
jumping hLi III the neighhorhood G; Dayton,
LIS 'srn notified 10 leave the country. As we
4-'.'s'ln' II, he Is gwen a reasonabl, time to
,S- hl> Affairs AMI thrn i found inthe country
= ". ,'' liable 10 the extreme penalty. Dan
s ,N~ !, very resTe tahlv connected, and is 4
fAa Il considerable means.
, 1878-04-06

MAJoRR- r REEs has gone toSan Francisco
for the purpose of making purchases for the
summer trade.
, 1878-04-06

IDS u oFFIcERS.-The annual election
e..i,r .'' y the Walla WaIla Science Asso-
eys,;, .N Place IN Science Hall. Monday
T P,fn, Ai'u is'' with the following result !:
p,.s;i@,. . p9esideat; Judge winsard. vice
r,.,.W Il L Holmes. librarian and treas
rs..3.'. "@ g 6, Cullen, secretary. The retiring
e,sc,.i -. ~, Sternberg, L. S. A.. was re-
los,,-n,s =, .;, ess;inei the honor. having been
al hi -7,;r '7 organization of the society.
''sa. is .,-'ii9 S-,t Zeal and energy added much
, 1878-04-06

=, TrpyrR. Esq, declines to represent
J. ~, ~ county in the state senate. This Is
=: ,.unaie-
, 1878-04-06

n,TIs, principal Of the public school .
Ms ,,,on, p is visiting her Walla Walla
, 1878-04-06

SHIPMENTS. The boats Of the o. s. y. Com,
Tlzy uow n;.l,e two trips 1 week to Lewiston,
AL average 1t ths rate Of - tons Of n.erchan,
i.,-tothr tri:. Tn shipments from the Snake
rgsr and Palouse country are heavier this
sfn, tLaa .t any former period. A41ienlta.
"a. imp. menrs II" IN Important ieat';rr, IN
pirw- ,a.u,a ale -oin., NJ to break all the
lluI brt0,. u the mountains.
, 1878-04-06

IvrnHlurE oF Pl"ws \ Gentleman who
ls Er;t count, informs us that this spring, up
:; la.y. tl. d,Faren: houses at W.ila Nal!a
en.a-,d III tie agricultural implement trade
i,- received $50 rlows, Of various descrip-
I'm, til" larger portion garg plows. This vii!
sar,s 20 -iyt an ida Of the extent Of prcirara-
Il rs lriu- made for farming in this country.
, 1878-04-06
To YOUTH AND MEN.

OFFICE RS-Gentiemen. from to II A. II.
AMI from to 9 p. NJ
For Ladies' from to r NJ, only. 50-Sm
, 1878-04-06

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CAPITOL NOTES.

The VINDlCATOR will contain a
terse epitomy Of news in the Capitol
during the session Of the Legislature:
Senator J. w. Sandiford is in the
city.
The new desks were placed in the
hal! Of The House.
The Senate chamber is beginning
to wear a business like air again.
Mr.. Samuel Flowers has l,cen an.
po!uted private secretary to Gov.
Nichols.
DR.. Chopin, President of the
Bonrd of Health, has 80 far recovered
tn at he is able to attend to his official
duties once more.
The treasury is fairly besieged
That 500, 900 surplus general fund fo,
1877 rather took the outsiders by
surprise, and those that had "77'
warrants marched up aud got theil
cash.
Appointments of Parisl, School d.
rectors-Avoyells, Julian Goudean
vice J. L. Gencres, resigned ;; Fell
clan Goudean, (c.) vice Julian Smith
resigned. Caldwell, DR.. John E
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"Flopping" His Wings.
TShreyenOrt Times.7

The glorious victory won by the
Democratic Conservative party in
Caddo yesterday justiies US in bring
ing into requisition the old Democrat
ic chanticleer, whose clarion notes
first sounded clear and loud through
out the land, in "the earlier and bet
ter days of the Republic"
This election is but a forerunner of
what is to come. The power of the
party which has wrought such woe to
the State of Louisiana is completely
shattered. Caddo has clear major
ity Of colored votes of at least 1900,
and yet Mr.. Wise, we assume from
the light now before US, will have a
majority of 300. This proves beyond
a peradveuture that the colored voters
have at length cast off the shackles
which their party leaders threw
around them and have come to see
where their true interest lies.
And this victory was gained quietly
and fairly. Not single effort was
made to intimidate a colored voter in
this city, bnt on the contrary, every
opportunity offered to vote for which
ever candidate they preferred.
We believe our friends throughout
the state will rejoice with US over
this redemption of our parish from
Radicaljsm. The dawn for which We
have been waiting aud watching has
come and ushers in day bright with
promise for the future.
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A Firm Grip On the Hoc.handie.
(CUurier-JOurnal.1

Put a sabre into the hands Of the
colored citizen, and mount him, boot
ed and spared, upon a neishins
steed thus converting him from an
humble newer of wood and drawer of
waite. into a fiery son of Mars, aud he
fights nobly but as soldier he is
too expensive. Gen. Mason testifies
before the House Military Committee
that it costs one third moro tn main.
tain acolQred than a white regiment
Of cavalry. And it all comes from
the colored soldiers carelessness and
wastefulness-his carefully cultivated
disiDclination to take care of things.
Gen. Mason says, too, that the COL
| o1ed troops "give themselves up to
every form Of vice." and that "thc
Righteousness Of these troops, kent iu
a forced state Of idleness, is some
thing horrible" And, then, the In
dams complain that their wool is 81"
UNANIMOUSLY short that they can't be
sca|ped with anything like decent
facility. Upon the whole, it would
seem that the c"lorc'l troops had bet
ter be remaudeI to the .coltoL- patch.
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Judicial Sales,

We respectfully call the attention
of tho various constables throughout
the parish to the annexed sections Of
the printing law of the State of Louis
lana. 1t will be seen that all judi
cial sales must he advertised iu tho
parish paper. 1t will perhaps save
much trouble if constables would heed
this law. We hear of several sales ad-
vertiscd by posting written notices.
Such advertisement will not do. 1t is
but just to the parties concerned that
extensive natice be given of the sale of
property, so that as large a price as
possible may be received. Read the
law aud act in accordance Herewith:
Sec. IL. BE it further enacted, etc.,
That in all parishes of the State out
side of the parish Of Orleans, where
advertisements are required to be
made in relation to judicial proceed
ings, or in the sale of property under
judicial process, or in any other legal
proceeding of whatsoever kind, they
Shall he published in an English
newspaper printed in the parish in
which the proceedings are carried on;
and if there be no newspaper pub
lislncd in the parish, Ito advertise
ments shall be made 10y posting them
at or near the front door of the court
house, or the place used a. such, and
at two other public places in different
parts of the parish ; preceded, that as
regards judicial and legal advertise.
ments under publication when this
act becomes operative, the previous
sections of this act shall not affect
the same, but it shall be legal to con-
time the advertisements in the pa
per in which they are being published
or IN any other daily newspaper
published iu English in said parish
for the balance of the time during
which such advertisement should res.
pectively have to be continued to
complete the same according to law.
SEC. II. BE it further enacted, etc.,
That where there are two or moro
newspapers published in the parish,
the defendant or party invested 10y
law with the direction Of tic proceed.
ings shall have the right of selecting
the newspaper in which the adver-
tisement is to be made, if applied for
witl,in three days after notice "t such
proceedings, or the seizure made un-
der the process; should the defendant
neglect to select, the plaintiff shalt
have the right to do so and, should
| neither plaintiff nor defendant select,
nor the party invested by law with
the direction ofthc proceedings, tho
sheriff, constable, clerk or other Of
ticer charged by law with the pro-
cecdings, shall select.
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DR.. Tut has been en-.
gagged in the practice Of
medicine thirty years, and
for a long timewas demon.
strator Of anatomy in the
Medical College Of Geor.
gia, hence persons using
his Pills have the guaran.
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from all
quackery.
He has succeeded in
combining in them the
heretofore antagonistic
qualities Of a strengthen.
ixg,pargativ<, ondo ba,'
Uy,ng tosie.
Their first apparent ef-
feet is to increase the ap.
petite by causing the food
to properly assimilate.
Thus the system is nOur.
ished, and by their tonic
action on the digestive or.
gans, regular and healthy
evacuations are produced.
The rapidity with which
persons take on flesh,
while under the influence
of these pills, OF itself in
dicates their adaptability
to nourish the body, and
hence their efficacy in cur
ing nervous debility, mel
ancholy, dyspepsia, vast
ing of the muscles, slug
gishness of the liver,
Chronic constipation, and
myth to the system. Sold
lurray Street, New York.
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WASHINGTON.
The First Silver Wedding in the
White House.

Washington, Dec. 3l.-In the Execu-
tine Mansion tonight was celebrated for
the first time in it's history a silver we'd
ding. President Hayes and Mrs Hayes
We're the happy couple, and in the midst
of about one hundred near and dear
friends, celebrated the twenty-fith ami.
versary of their nuptials. The entertain
ment of the occasion was quiet, social
and family-like.
The President and Mrs. Hayes had re-
quested that no presents should be made
by their friends; but nevertheless few
mementoes of friendship and affection
found their way into the White House,
noticeable among which is silver log
cabin, presented by former officer Of
the Twenty-third Ohio Volunteers, the
Presidents regiment during the late war.
In the evening the mansion was bril-
lIantIy illuminated, and the East Room
and other parlors were fragrant with
choice exotics.
At 10 o'clock the wedding dinner was
partaken of III the State dining room, and
at a comparatively early hour the guests
withdrew, after expressing many hearty
wishes for the future hap mess of the
President and his estimable lady.
The New Orleans Mint.
The Director of the Mint estimates that
the ;mints running with full force and
sufficient appropriations can coin, in adj
dition to gold coin and the necessary
fractional currency, about 100000 pei
| month, $5O0,Vo0 of which would I've trad,
dollars to supply the China trade, leav
ing $2,50000O to supply the demand fol
| home consumption. This the director
considers to be the utmost capacity of tn,
minis as at present orsanized. He say
there will be no delay in commencing tn
coinage of the silver dollar, in case tb'
silver bill becomes a law. He also say
that with authority to operate the New
Orleans Mint, the capacity would be in
creased at least s50O,OOO in silver pc
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Understands His Duty.
rMOrehouse Clarion.

Mr.. Bridges, representative Of Cald-
we'll parish, is certainly in earnest
We noticed in the last issue of the
Herald card, over his signature, as
kingl the people of his parish to
meet at the court house in Columbia
on the Goth, that he might talk to
them and obtain their views regard
ing the propriety andwlsdom Of call
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Packard'S Collcctorslip Chances.
And the Prospects Of His Being Ser.
gcant at Arms Of the United States
Senate.

And the Prospects Of His Being Ser.
gcant at. Arms Of the United States
Senate.
N. 0. Democrat
The Democrats dispatches having
mentioned that Packard would he
either the Collector of the Port or
the Sergcant.at-A Arms of the United
States Senate, representative of this
paper called upon Mr.. Packard at his
residence to learn what he had to
say about his chances for either po-
sition. Il" the inquiry as to whether
or not he was satisfied that tho Pre-
sidcnt
WOULD SEND Ills NAME IN
as Collector of the Port, Mr.. Packard
stated that he vas mot so sure of
that" although from the tenor of his
replies to the questions put, it is al
most certain that he has information
from some source that such will he
the Presidents course.
The Senate Sergeant at. Arms mat.
ter, he said, he knew nothing of
whatever; that it had been mention
ed only since he left Washington. He
would not state whether he would
accept that position or not, but some
Of his friends, who claim to know,
say that he will not. They say fur.
thcr that if nominated as Collector,
Packard
WILL BE CONFIRMED
without tho slightest difficulty. Its
urged by some of his intimate friends
and admirers that he is tho only Re-
publican in the State who could hold
together the fragment Of the Repub.
licau party in the State, and that
with any but u stai gilt ont Republic
can like Packard at the head of tho
only Federal patronage giving insti.
tuition in the State, the party at the
next election would he in worse
plight than it is now, or has been
since the Gath of April last.
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che 2foplr's 3';n0ifator.

Wright, vice Rev. J. S. Davis, lcsign.
ed. Grant, DIR. VIM. G. Bcal, vice A.
l.. Grow, resigned. West Carroll,
Thos. II. Footc, vice Z. +. Newman,
resigned. ST. Tammany, VIM. Brcn.
an, vice \. j. Morcnu, resigned.
Claiborne, II. }. I,cabrttcr, vice J.
w. Nicholson, resigned.
Lafonrchc, VIM. Hunter, ST., jus.
tico of the peace. Iberia, Henry
Gason, parish surveyor.
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Frontier News.

The following dispatch from Col. Hatch
received at the war department, was for
warded through Generals Sheridan and
Pope:
Ell Paso, Dec 3l.-Have Just returned
from towns below here find all ouiet
Peace and confidence are being restored
Many of those who fled in fear of the
rangers are returning home.
[Signed] HATCH.
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England.

The Post publishes a paragraph in off,
cial form to the effect that the cabinet
yesterday by no means assumed that Rus
sia's answer shut the door to overtures.-
The paragraph points out that England
when communicating the Russian answer
to the Porte will be expected to accom-
pany it with advice. Therefore it will be
very natural if England, before taking
this step inquiries what conditions tie
Russian commanders have been instruct
ed 10 demand. by approaching Russia
again England would be giving proof OF
her earnest desire to spare Europe fur.
ther danger. Another cabinet council is
announced for!to-day.
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fuTT'S PILLS
A Noted Divine says
Then are 2VOrth their
eUeight en- gold.
READ WHAT He SAYS:

DR.. Turr:-Dear Sir: For ten years have been
amartyr Dyspepsia, Constipation, and Piles Last
spring your pills were recommended to me, I used
them but with little faith. I am now a we'll man,
have good appetite, digestion perfect regular stools,
piles gone and have gained forty pounds solid
They are worth their weight in gold.
REV. r. L. SIMPSON, Louisville, Ky.
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month. II" thinks that with an outlay
ct from S73,OoO to Sloo,OnO the New Or
leans Mint can he put in complete work.
ln% order. Besides being Il great help
tor HON" business, the rrorrnny of the
mint at New Orleans would greatly ia
r'I'tatc trad" with South and Central
America and Mexico.
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Tran Irnt advertisements 81 - per square OF
n lines ;,rrvicr. first insertion Each subse.
auentnsertirn Il cents per square.
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Thr Proposed New Territory.

MrSsrS. Riddle, Mu'.lrow and Ray. OF
the House Committee on Territories hav,
IN c1a:S' the lill providing for the rS-
tah'ishmrn' of thc Territory of Lincoln
winch is t" De composed OF por; ions of tl,
Territories Of Wyoming, Dakota and
Montana. aud the capita! of which is tc
" Dradwood. This sub committees heard
arguments this morning by Judge Brrarly
and Judge Whitehead, nf Dakota, in f:
vor of the creation Of the Territory. n,
report of the matter is likely to be mad,
for some time.
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impartine health and strength to the system. Sol'
everywhere. Office, S Murray Street, New York
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DE-. nIcHA AUS n.
Golden Remedies.
~n nI1u1A1r,c

- : T717l7 { u
-Illl-
DIR, RfCHAu,s GOLDEN BAI.sA,f, No.
will cure Syphilis In its flrst and secondary
Throat, Sofn sycs, Soreness OF the Scalp.
Blotches, skin Ernptlons, Secondary Ulcers
on various parts OF the person In fect, all
cases arising from oil improper cure Of this
disease In Its first stages, erndicatins .pissass
thoroughly. Price eS per bottlej two bottles,
~. - 49,
-' $40 Y 70'slfA hfa 9ii.s
will cure ali that No. Will, but IL not peees.
shry TO he used only In cases OF tertiary or
third stages Of syphilis, where Tertiary Mer-
curial or Syphillltio Rheumntlsm are connect
pital beds all over the world, who have lain
Tor years under the boat physicIlns In that
them IN q few Mems by INV he uss of his medi
cine The beneficial effects Of my remedies
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1t is not matter of intrinsic excel.
lence, but Of W. ~ property
representatc
The advota =. equal repre-
sentation also point TO the analogy Of
the United States Senate; but the
Hoosier, the Sucker, the wolverine
and the Buckeye. claim that all the
evidence deducible from that exam
pie is entirely adverse TO its being
copied, aud produce awkward. Chez,
dur de Jrise of illustrations which
are very hard to get over or thro ugh
Cannot some such legislation
this be. accomplished: Retain. the
personal representation as at present,
but Sallowgeach State one vote for
each Z one hundred subordinate
Oranges and fraction thereof above
fifty, and, If in the interest of peace
and harmony, allow each State two
or morevotes additional in recogm-
ton of the geographical phase of the
question:. Neic York Adrocate.