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ANALYSIS OF THE TEXAS VOTE.

ANALYSIS OF THE TEXAS VOTE.
The following isa statement of the Ayes
and Noes, with an analysis Of the votes
in regard to the politics and sections of the
members voting on the Annexation Reso-
lutions in the House OF Representatives on
Saturday:
Maine--.4y Cary-1. Mo- Dunlap,
Hamlin, Herrick, Morse, Severance, White
30.
New Hampshre-.4y Burke, Norris
No; Hale, Reding-2.
Vermont--Noi CollGmer, Dillingham;,
FOote, Marsh-4.
Massachusetts-4y: Parmenter-1. No
Abbott, Adams, Baker, Grinneli, Hudson
King, Rockwell, Williams, WinthrOp-9.
Rhode Island-No: Cranston, Poter-2
Connecticut--.4y Seymour, Simons
Stewart-3. No: Catlin-l.
New York--Ay; Clinton, Ellis, Hubbell
Leonard, Moclay, Murphy, Pratt, Russell
Strong-9. Noi Anderson, Barnard, Ben
ton, Carpenter, Garry, Carroll, Dana, Da
Wis, Fish, Green, Hunt, King, NoscIey
Paterson, Pheair, Purdy, Rathburn, Robin
son, Rogers, Seymour, Smith, Stetson' Ty
Ter, Wheaton--24. Absent; Hnngeriord.
New Jerspy-Ay Farlee, Kirkpatrick
Svkes-3. No; Elmer, Wright-2,
Pennsylvania-Ay; Bidlack, Black, Brod-
head, Foster, Fuller, Hays. G. J. IngersoII'
Ritter, Smith, Yost--1o. No; Broom,
Burlington, Da,raSh, Dtckey, J. r. Lnger-
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thJAIl CD'N' - LlF tune WIFI the LeeOUd-
ton was broken of, in consequence Of this
proposed Mississippi. Further to show
that T-xas was not ours BY the Louisiana
treaty, Mr. Adams quoted from Mr.. JeFor-
son in 1903; where Mr.. J. said our infor-
nation as to Louisiana is imperfect. The
boundaries are, he said, the highlands Of
the Mississippi. We have some claim to
90 to the Rio del Norte, and better 90 to
the RediIo, the ancient boundaries of
louisiana And further, he said if we
push our clam strongly we shall get the
Floridas!
Where did Mr.. Jefferson say that the
claims Of the treaty of 1903 gave US any
claims 10 Texasl All that was expected
was the tIoridas. and that only by pushing
a grea: claim Mr.. ] was further quoted
as showing that al this was to he upon
negotiations with the Spanish Government.
The negotiation commenced and all he
country was involved in i! beyond the Mis-
sissipp.
MIR. Adams having been referred to, as
being connected with the only propositions
TO acquire foreign territory, he replied with
spirit. lie said his State might well have
been spared this Insldous-he would dmake
no qualification Of the lerm-assaut. The
citizen OF what State Is referred to! He,
SaId mr. ADAMS VINO e"'l'''Sheu 'le o"'y
sooi c''''h WE m na" ~ OIee'i' ! o'1''' 4.
as my own me Q'eson was o'Sco3pISo r, Il
| oy d c'.Ztn OF 9Ia77acAuS"''7' ana .nF
l. IEo'' o, lIiy g " 'noheS ] strong ana p'''e''
'H,T c'a,ih u "ISc0'eIy'
me ,lhe o. ~ org' was proposed oy me
III I .ne CaO"e' o' MI monroe ! 90 no'
Nm SI ~ NOV MG"eNg'i IL It'o'Gru G 70 " ",
-Io'l,oe' we MA 'lE I'9u' - Oitso" u"-
oef 'l'7 Florida treaty ana upoh my pro-
PoS''"n' me matter "ou,u nave gone !"
Ine grave WIN h'Lh' Out ior 'nF In9'dou. IT
ieHrCIon against MN ana MS o'a.e' he
7a'u II 'oT 'le FonoI o' A's S'a'e'
Many citizens considered the claim from
AZ to 81 deg. as ours upon the most un'
doubted security. have a greater interes
IN this subject than any other person can
have, identified with It as have been.
believe our claim to the territory a gooc
shall he able to sustain It. am, however
!. for sustaining it, though | have som
doubts whether It will be sustained but
it's, It must be by the treaty OF 1919, Il
which ne acted most conspicuous parl.
y In regard to the claim set up for Texas
= if it was true. we have no right to make il
: inasmuch as we had no right to do wha
y we claimed to do. We cannot, said MI
" Adams. transfer people from one countr
TO another.
The Constitutional question was glance
i at. Mr., Adams did no, doubt that we ha
a right to acquire territory by conquest @
: purrhase.
He had conversed with Mr.. Monroe fire
), qucntly upon this subject and he agree
), with him that men with human right an,
. immortal souls could not be transfeTe,
from one country to another. My Consti
= tutioual opinion is that you cannot by ac
:, Of Congress unite this people with the gov
y eminent Of Texas. You dissolve the Un
= ion by doing so.
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for others.
The following are extracts from let.
ters recently received, and specimens G
those coming TO hand daily!
GALLATlN, Tenn, Feb. 9Th. 1914
MesSrs, A B, g. D Sands:
GentIemen--I have just received
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Ky, who wishes TO purchase some {
your SArsapariIa. have no doubt hi
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his family, Last December | was sen
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Produce Wanted,

Wheat, Fisxseed, TrmOlhyseed, Clio
yer seed, Oats. -Four, Butter, Eggs
Bpeswax ,TaIIow, Flax. Rage, Towvorn
n short almost all kinds OF prOduc
bought by r,
CarroIton, Nov. 8,b 1874.
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NHTSiil more striking results from
the 2owerlnl and controlling lhflIence Of
SANDS SARSAPARILLA over The
most dreadful diseases 10 which The hu-
man frame is subi"ct.
THE following letter was addressed
10 our agents at Boston:
RoxBURY, Mass May Is, is43
Messrs Smlth u FowIe:-t1entlemen
1t IS with great pleasure | send you
this certificate Of The wOndtr rIUl cure
made upon nv chIid by the use ot Sands'
S rsapsulla She had been troubled
more or less with hereditary ScrotuIa
from her inldncg, which at length set
tied IN her ,Ws, where It ragged with
such violence (her mouth aGh lips be-
ing extremely sore and very much swoi'
Ien) that she could not take any nour
lshment except LIQUIDS Irom spoon;
she soon became very mu h emaclaled.
and so weak MS 10 be unable TO raise
tIerSeil without assistance The Jaw
bones began to decay, and fur pieces,
with fourteen or fifteen teeth fell out,
from the effects OF his banrtut aud, as
| feared, inrurabe dis 'aSe A this tune
her cOndiiI1n was dreadful to behold,
and the pain WAS 50 Intchs3 that she
was unable 10 sleep, eXcPp. a few mIn'
ulps at time She hid taken other
preparations Of Sir-aparIta, and other
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valuable mpdlcine 10 that nelghhofhood
kespectluIIy, J. NJ OWENS.
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frrBook, Business Cards, Hsld|iHI
and all other kinds Of Job W,ri, neatly
done al his Office UPON The mod reasonable
terms. and On The shortest nriice.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Three ,nsrrtions, one square, 500
EUery subsequent insertion, 70
Larger ones in proportion.
A liberal discount wiIl be giveH 10 those
cko advertise bu the Uedr.
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syH. Irvia, Jenks, McIivaiHe, Morr" .NeH
Poilock, Rqmsey, SteWaH-lS' AO'e"s
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wholesale p ugg,s- 20, FaIioust. N Y
And sold AI,o by b u4g,srs generally
in the pr,nrip Il towns auo ctrlee through
out HE UnIlrd States,
X JACKSON. Agent,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-09-05

gain. Put the slave under negro drivers, and
1t is said these are more cruel than the white.
Their fate now, as far as it depends on cir.
cumstances, depends on the raising of their
masters. The masters are ambitious of cul-
ture and %civility. Elevate, enlighten, civil
lie the semi-barberous nations of Sonth Car
DINA, Georgia, Alabama-take away from
their debauched society the Bowie-knife, the
rum-bowl, the dice-box, and the stews-take
out the brute, and infuse a drop of civility
and generosity, and you touch those selfish
lords with thought and gentleness.
Instead of racers, iockies, duclists and pea
cocks, you shall have a race of decent and
lawful men, incapacitlted to hold slaves and
eager to give them liberty, /
hold it, then, to be the part of right reason,
to hope and to affirm well of this portion of
the human family, and to accept the humane
voices which in our time have espoused their
cause, as only the %forerunners of vast major
tiles in this country and in the race.
TExAs-Hnportani.-The Editor of the
Van Buren, (Arks.) Intelligencer says, in his
paper of the ID, inst, that he has been placed
in possession of certain items of Texan news
through the politeness of Mr.. Gregg, of Mar
shall, Harrison county, Texas. Among these
items we find the following:
IN. O. Picayune.
"The Dragons that were ordered into
Texas were rendezvouzej near Nacogdoches,
waiting for the employment of wagons and
the engagement of supplies necessary for
their consumption, we understand have been
ordered Immediately to Austin by forced
marches, and much excitement was created in
Harrison County by the movement; as the
orders were not accompanied with any as
signed cause for the movement, and many
feared that the Camanches might have threat
ened a descent upon that city while the con-
vention was in session to capture the MEM
bers. The orders for the engagement of
wagons, &c. were countermanded and the
troops at once put in motion for Austin.
Liquors BURNT.-ln the great fire in New
York, the following liquors were consumed
showing something of the extent of trade:
9Sl pipes of Brandy; 200 pipes of gin; 100
puncheons of Rum; 600 pipes of Wine; 5000
casks of Wine; 1000 casks of Claret; 5000
baskets of Champagne.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-09-05

TTUW INC AFeW IWh ITfUUHts
Speech of Ralph Emerson at the Cele.
bratiOn Ian VattiiaB, Mass. August
I, lS45.
lSinee the publication Of the letter Of &C.
X. w., giving an account Of the celebration
of the First Of August at Waltham, we have
received a letter from another correspondent
enclosing the following sketch of the re-
marks OF Mr.. Emerson on that occasion.-
Many readers will be as glad to see it as we
ARE to give it a Place.J
What is the defence Of Slavery What is
the irresistible argument by which every plea
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-09-05

fAmbler interrupted by saying that Con-
gress had no right 10 emancipate in the Dis.
trict of Columbia, because the slaves were
private property.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-23
ESS packages of EsOOts and Shoe s.
AElHlHaAN s. NaANW EHlHlHI

d = SNEjusi received a large and well selected
Il e stock al Fashionable Boots aud Shoes. sulln.
bic ior spring aud summer weat-our stock consist,
in part as follows:
lii pair mems fine cnlfsiichel aud begged boots
i@O 90 ID pcggcd morocco d.
96 do do do seal a,
90 do do heavy cali aud kin i,
200 pair mems fine morocco rulhicrs
$50 do d. do cali monroes
600 do do heavy cali and kip do
800 do do common p and coarse do
2OO do do bCsi cnarse monrpcs
IOO do do seal nu llliers 60 do do gaiier boot,
800 do mems morocco SLIPPERS
I0O DO d" ca and morocco pumps
100 do do seal do
400 pau boys hest Iii, momroes
2d0 - DO common krp do
23O do do cali oud morocco downines
2lO do do morocco slippers
l75 pair yonth's fine cali aud morocco shoes
100 do do kip monroos
oOO pair children. IegGed grain shoes
iOO do ~ mems call aud k,p lace Uls
SOO do do nd and goat boots
100 do do garter do
100 pr ladies BLK 81 cold hfgaiers Of variuns kind
400 do adic,' calf aud morocco bu,k,ns
SOO do do begged kip shoes and bu,kns
2uo do d. seal reegcd shoes Glow prc,)
100 do d" hid slpGrrs Qnw price)
5uO do do seal dEd morocco slippers do
200 do do pambroon do do
500 do ladies iue KID spring hcelcd sliIpcls
ouO do do common do Do do
100 DO do boarded morocco buskirs
100 do do hid walking shoe. md buskiAs
l-O do do fac hid run,r'd sp'fs aud huskrs
Iuu dn d. cold hid Slipper. Nariuus kinds
oUu do do IN ssos' hid IL mofco slip'r low pr,
~ dn do spring hcclcd slippers
lou u" do co'd hid slippers aud hnlf caters
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-23
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA.
Samuel Spuggs Gdm Complainant.
as In Chancsiy
Lewis Walker & Others. Defendants.
Ia The Cneuh Superior court Of LaD aud Chaneery
Tor Ohioc uufy
NE URSUANr to n decree Of the said Court. pros
Il nounocd in the above named cause. on tho
18th day OF February 1915. the undersigned,
deputy for Peter Yarna sheriff Of said county land
acting as commissioner in this behalf. will sell on
" nday, he second day Of june Si5. at public
auction to the highest bidder. ut the front door Of
he court house of OHIO county; lots numbered
thirteen. fourteen, fifteen aud sixteen (l3 ID, Is
and l6) in square uumbcrcd fourteen U4D in
SpIrg & Richic's addition to South Wheeling,
commonly known as Richie town.
The nrovc named lois or sutiicicncy 10 satisfy
The cumplanaui's demand aud costs Of suit. will be
sold on n credit OF sir. t,Delue and eighteen months
from the day oi sale. IN equal iuslalments. tho
purchaser or purchasers giving bonds with good
security, hearing interest from The day Of sale and
The title To be retained as further security. until
the whole oi The purchase money DO paid,
Nv MITCHELL Depmy Sheriff j. cem'r.
ap 90 I'm Is +
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Gl.UE I'M GLA... l,APNR.

y I'sLE,
Et1 %. HORNB3OOK, m7nu,acrures and
NJ Is Constants prepared 10 Surpiy all or.
dsrs Ion Gldr & Glass Paper If superior ou,l.
~ ~hicn VIII le furnished to dealers or con.
sumtrS at as low a rae rs ihry can purchase
II an! "heTc OsdcrS lrlr at the Warehouse
promptly SnppIied.
Feu. ~, 1875.
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rs! s!--J,.r t,,e,oc1.,
W ce'mc shoe siurc. ugn NJ Inc ri
"a "''"''h = 'i 6do/an ~ Mems whire Palm II,,.
. o'~e,, ~ Me"s c'Iorod Polo GIa.. 6 d,za, "a,
"h"' Pom Has. dnzop B,y.' c,l',l p.i,,, t,'l1
d zen Infants Palm Has All fwl,,, 81,
'''J ''fI iow Tor casbt'r IGlIOpDG HOWELL ''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-23

a INNDLLS The subsrribcr ,,.uL ,,G,,,,
" ~ friends oud the public mat bc has c..,,,
,. y. ,he mnnninuoc oiNOULD AND DtpprI
DNNpLES made ofpUre ioiio,o which, lac ,,a,,,,.,
'g"'' '" n"yihnr Of The Mind manufactured Lc,o -,
''s' ~hefe. aud no will furnish them wholesale .,
's 'n''p ~ ihcy con he purchased nny,bc,o
lie would respectfully sol,c,, sbo,o ''e,'
patronage F,c'oty IN Marker ALL, p'""'
da, o." o5 ',9'''i Streets VI WARREN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-23

IL L. - " -
1000 lbs nnk Tan Spanish sole Leather
5000 do hemlock tan do do 10
300 do county sole do do
10 dozen curriso boot morocco skins
10 10 Madras do do do
d, fine currisu kid do
> do brush do do
do pink lining skins 10 doz fair Innings
10 do bindlng .kins $50 It's heel sparahl,s
600 papers Of 4, 6 aud s ouSces lacks
20 bushels Boston shoe pegs assorted sizes
30 lbs No 3 hest half bleachel shoe Thread
2O0 do No 10 bleachcd aud green DO
Together with boot webbing boot aces, hlacl,
i'aPe. brisios. anl shoe backing. (Mason's best.
warranted Ia he q first rate urlirle)- Also 80 dozen
mems aud boys summer hats &C different kinds.
The above stock has hcon selected from The manu-
iacnrers with great care expressly for the retail
rndc. and which we eau recommend Ia our
custom, heiue FIST rate articles all Of which
i've Will sell extremely low for cash
Our old Gus omers and Tie public respectfully
uVIted 10 call and examine our stock, and We
ledge ourselves 10 sell guod article" and as
heap, as any other Store IN Wheeling, Country
merchants will do vel To give Us q call before
.nurch asiUg. us we shall he enabled 10 sell them
po'Is aud shoes 10y The dozen very low for cash.
up %
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MACIIINE CAnna.

NAJ Ar WITH MEXICO dec,.
w dcd ihai McSico wall declare war. bat IL
mas ueon decided, t'ut sc nrc now finishing the
n1hdsomei assortment 81 Wine mud Black f,c,,c,
NWna' Oier, Black and Pearl Cashmere Hats. nj,
NE rniiem Of LEARY'S SPRING STYLE. eve,
manufactured ~ This place We are nov prrp,tcd
10 mpPy orr customers with an article Of yer,
superior qualify, Al Low prce. Cou n, o,, -.
''','','.,'"' on Union 81. DARE & HOGE.
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA.
Samuel spriggs adm Complainant,
Us. la Chancery.
Thomas Jones & Others Defendants
IL he Circuit superior court Of Lawand ehaneery
for Ohio county
Z PURSUANT 10 n decree of the sand Court. pro-
Z nounced in the nhuve named cause. on The
ooh day Of February lS45. the undersigned
depuiy for Peter Ynrnalland acting as Commissioned
IN u is behalf, will SELL the second day Of Juno
1915, at public auction, 10 the highest bidder, y,
the front door of the Court h.uso VI Ohio coun,at'
lots numbered seven aud eight Il and 81 in square
numbered fifteen. l5) in Sprigg a. Riichie's nddi-
lion 10 South Wheeling, commonly known as
Riichietown,
The obove named lots or a suiliciency to satisfy
The compliments claim, with intcrnsl and of
sui. Will 10 sold credit OF six, twelve and
eighteen months from the day Of SALE in equal
insnmenis; The pure hnscr or purchasers giving
bonds with good security bearing interest from tho
day OF sale. aud he tile 10 he retained further
security, until The whole Of The purchase money IS
Pail. ] w MITCHELL, Deputy Sheriff aud
mp 20 In d Commits ioneI.
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VIRGINIA

NlkGANlA-
S.nuci sp"sg'' adm CcnIiliaant.
Shadrach Wcldin & others, Der
Ia he Circuit superior court Of Lato and chancerv
for Oh'o country
I'D URSUANr TO odecrcc pronounced nv The said
u Cunt ia the above c0u.c, on the ooh Jav of
February lSi5, The undersigned, deputy for Peter
larnall sheriff ofsaid county aud acting as Commits.
sinner in this h hnlf,w sell on Monday The second
dav of June lSl5. OF public auction TO the highest
bidder, at the front door Of the Court house of Oaio
county Its numbered seventeen and eighteen 1T
aud lSl in square numbered eighteen [ 1871 ii
| Spigg & Riiche's addition to South Wheeling,
commonly known rs Richie Town.
The ahorc named lots Will be sbld ON a credit Of
! SIX. twelve aud eighteen mon,hs from tho day Of
, salc IN equal nsiamcns; the purchaser or purcha-
sefs giving bonds with good security bearing interest
from the dag OF sale and Tho lille 10 he retained
further nnul the hole of the purchase
ey is paid w MITCHELL. Dsiaty Stoif$
ap261m J&F commissioner.
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SOA RAGS RIO COFFEE;
CUV 30 do Java Do
% Boys Pepper;
30 do Pimenio;
80 Chests Young Tyson Tea;
10 do Gun Powder Do
l Cask GaneI's Scotch Snuff;
40 Bbls Alum;
Casks EPSON Salts;
do Sa'Geralus;
i do Boston Syrnp;
do Madde,;
goo do Liquurico Ball:
4O Boxes IS. IS. rs. l6 and ponnd 7 NM.
tobacco Of superior qualities.
- do Lady's Tuisr Tobacco;
2OO do Cinnanon;
Ceroon's F Indigo
g Bbls Copperasi
% Boxes VI X Raisins;
Bhls Ground Ginger;
40 do Crushed Sugar;
6 do PutSerzed Do
j do Gloves;
J do Nutmeg;
10 Boxes Chocolate;
~ do Varecared Soaps;
Bale Bordeaux Almnnls;
loOO do Cotton Yarns, Nos 5 IN 1O-ins, re
ceivcd and for sale by WM FI,EMINc
ap 90
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WAN The hrndred.a one other kind, Too numerous
10 d's'gnae, MI OF Which have been selected with
ga q aud aiicutub. and Will no dispnsed .C Whole.
sale or Retail at as low prices as they can be pun
chnscd west of the mountains.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing u purchase
a small assortment. either by the package OF dozen,
VII. 90 wen tn call aud examine my stock Us am
c"nhdon, can supply them at prices Iho, canno,
IAN 10 please. Thankful for The liberal patronage
heretofore extended 10 M, sull solicit and shall
ehdeaNor !" merit Continuance OF the same
ALSo ALWAYS ON hand large and general AS
sorineni 7i Slue Stock and Shue Findings, IIcmluck
nhu Oak Tanned Sole Leather. Bot Morocco aud
Ma SKINS Lining aud Bnd,ne Skins, Gallouns Boo
"eooS shoe Pegs, Shoe Nails. raCks.Shoe The al.
o' mo best quality, sc &c, Boot aud shoe Manu-
lecturers III find that can furnish them with nj
most every thing n their line OF business. on cou,
terms (nr5) SAML McCLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-23

~ TuS Subscrib hlvinsr moved his HAT,
- car AND FUR STORE, 10 The large
an comm dI'uS room No rs Noiu -, three
Il mrs 10 low hi former stand aud nearly oppu>
Sic me Va Huel, would tc>psc fully call G
al eA'ipn of his friends and customers general
", io MS large and Spleniii stock vi Hats and
Cap at every variaIy and shape in vogue
County Merchants are invited to cali aud ex
anime nv stock previous To going EaSi, rs
AN determined To Cut u III is hy The Case al
lJwer ia;es than they can possibly lie purchased
East ol The Mountains. Cal and cx1mine e.
yourselves a. the Sisn OF The BIG BLACk
A1T, ian % A g M'CALL.AM.