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The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
COM Nj E k c l A L
PICAYUNE OFFICE, Feb. .,

Sugar-The sales confined to 800 hhds at 71s@711c. far fair. We also hear of 800 hhds sold on plantation at TZc.
 M0lasses-The sales comprise 500 bbls ct $40 S41Sc for prime and 85c for choice. FlOur-l00 bbs superine sold at ts 25; 900 extra at s9 12>< and 100 st e9 25.
 COrn-s00 and 700 sacks sold at Csc. Oats-The sales include ], 800 sacks Ohio at 4oc.; 800 at Axe; 500 on private terms, end 8,045 St. Louis in lots at 4Sc. In addition to which hsnrd of 100 sacks Ohio and s,soo St. Louis the latter in store also private terms, which would swell the days business to II 500 sacks.
 POrk-50 bbls unnspe, ted mess sola at el8 eo.-- Retailing at $16 75. .a Bacon-Sides retsilings at shG9Ac.; shoulder at 10c and hams at He
 Lard-Nothing trsnspired
 Whiskey-Rectifed retailing at 4Sc. COfee-The sales of Rio comprise 5000 bags, in cluding SEQ at 1lc and the residue mostly at ilk0 llAc
 Cattle Market.
 JEFFEHsoN Cry. Feb. g. Beef Cattle-Market ihea~ly suppied and in favor of purchasers We quote As s38hc 2 b ret for rough to fine western and lower descriptions in proportion. Receipts l0s head. HOgs-The market was easy fe, purcha~rs.- Prices Sc g fb net.
 Sheep-Receipts ITS head. Prices sS 5oA5 v head for poor and ordinary Sheep. Miich COWS-Ma,ket quiet. Veal Cattle-In demand ct $8@ts ' head Few in market.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19

THE KNOW NOTHING PARTY IN GEoR1A IS DEAD.-A gentleman in Georgia, writing to a friend in Washington, says: "The Know No- thing party in Georgia is dead. The demo- cracy have majority af fifteen thousand in the State, and increasing daily"
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
Presidential Nomination.

The States of Massachusetts, New Hamp- shire and Vermont, having forty-sx delegates to the national convention, have declared their preference for the re-nomination of President PIERCE. The thirty-si1 from Rhode Island Connecticut and Maine, it is highly probable will nearly all be the same way.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
River Intelligence.
From lnde aendeDce.

Indepenlence, Feb. 4.-Thermometer stands 22 degrees below Zero, and the snow is three to four feet deep. The Santa Fe and Salt Lake mails which started on the. list, have re- turned. It is believed that the men and ami mals on the Salt Lake route have been frozen t0 daath
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19

Married-On the 31st of January, at the residence of John F. Curtis, by J. Augustus Nicholas, MT. ELISHA SPEARS to Miss M. AN DERsoN HEFFINGToN, all of Gobbler creek, Con- way county, Ark.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
GRAPHING.

esc cvGNHE subscriber is prepared to graft kll de- KY X scriptions of fruit troes with very choice --fruits He has had much experience in che bu- siness and warrants all grss to grow Refer to Jas B. Keats and Henry George.
 Feb. l9, 1856 I'm CHRISTIAN RUCK
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENT $

 IMPROVED HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY!
 The Fdu9tte ~ Fort Gaines Academy Lottery. By authority of tue State of Georgia.
 Glass XII. VNO 5e dr1sea sn tss citg of AtIs.ta, G~<gss o,. | NONDAT, hie 25th of ft6rua-y, 1886 'oA.n prizes amountinl 10
 $8o, 900, Will be distributed according to the following Ursur passable Scheme.
 SCHEME.
 100 Prizes. % Approximations No small Prizes! Pr1s~ worth having! Price sot Tickcts--W holes. <S: Haivss, s2 50; Quarters, s1 25. Prize in this Lottery paid thirty days aAer tho drawing in bills of specie-payng benk., without de- duction, rns o presentation % tae I.oLe. et.tled to t.e Prsee.
 Bills of solvent Banks taken at par. All coInmu- nicacions strictly confidential. JOHN L. LOGAN, Camden, Ouschi.s county, Arkansas, General Agent. Feb. l2 C. MCGOWAN, Agent. Little Rock.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
Accident to Gen. CaSs.

Accident 10 Gen. CaSS. Washington Feb S.-Gen. Cass at noon, to- day, had the misfortune to fall on the steps in front of the patent office, breaking, as was be- lieved, one of his arms, and cutting his head dangerously. He lay for some time insensible.
 Consciousness, however was at length re- stored. and it was discovered that he had not broksn any limb. although he was badly cut and bruised. It is now known that there is nothing dangerous in his injuries.
 False rumors of his death are as plentiful as they are incorrect Congressional. In the House. to-day, the election of printer was postponed until Monday next, to which day the House adjourned.
 In the Senate. Gen. Cass introduced reso- lution for the appointments of committee to inquire into the propriety of augmen.ing the navy.
 resolution was adopted, instructing the Senate committee on finance to report the an- nual apportonment bills.
 The Senate then also adjourned to Monday
 Payment of Mexican Indemnity.
 The $3,OOO,O0O balance Of the Mexican in- demnlty has been paid to Aspinwall and the other American claimants.
 Col. French Again Ignored.
 Col French again rendered his credentials to the President to-day, but they were again re- fused acceptance, the President alleging that he saw no reason to change his previous determina- ton.
 River Intelligence.
 Louisville, Feb. 8.-The weather here is still warm, and the thaw continues, though with but little effect so far the condition of the river
 Cs'ac'nnoh, Feb. 8.-The weather continues to grow milder with some thaw. The river, however, IS without any change for the better The flour market is rather frmer, with sales of supertine to-day at $6 75@6 871a per bar rel. Provision are inactive, with no quotable alienation in prices. Whskey is dull, with few small sales at 24c per gallon
 Dispatches from New York report the flour market dull and dropping, and quotations mo- minal. Mess pork is quoted at S16@16 1215 per barrel, and very quiet
 Ptttsbury, Feb. 9.-The weather is milder at thls point, with nc change in the condition of the river.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
The Whole Thing in a Nutshell.

We will, says the Missi,sippian endeavor to trace the palapble line of distinction between democracy and Know Nottingham. The two parties are built upon two entirely opposite principles of government:
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
Q Democracy.
Know Nottingham,

Democracy. Know Nottingham. RIGHTS OF CITIZENS. RIGHTS OF CITIzENs. l. Founl richts and nrivi 1. Distinction between na- leges to all men. tive and voluntary cti-
 zens- humiliating to the SOURCE OF POWER. latter.
 g. The people alone shalli, .S S1ukoh !n or POWER; rule. z' ne ne VIII oi tle oroer
 shall rule though against RELIGION. "PersonaI preterence." 8. Rigid mpartality to- RELIGION. wards all sects and pol- Q. henglous warfare for tical connection with opinions sake. none. OFFICE.
 l. What his birth
 place! What is his re- A. The first great reqisto gion? W hat is the reli- is-Is he qualified. zion of his wife? Has he
 seen Sams
 ooOlhh"N ooAsiioN' SOUTHERN QUESTION. 5. As power alone springs B. Expressly pretermit from the people, they any expresson of opin- alone have the right in ion on the power of Con States Territories to gross to establish or bro- control the question off hibit slavery in any ter slavery. risory."
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19

"V'' ~ hALL N No.s say
 IresQue Bls, Aroostook CO.,, Me, Ap.il 94, 1854.
 "We herewith send you acertfcate of cure per formed by the use of snIy b0ttl. of the German Btters; we think MT. Clark to Dc man Of .eracity, and have no doubt of the ruth of his stoYy"
 Messrs. Jos. B. Hall t Co.-GentleInen-ln sn- to your inquiries will stste ths. my daughter, aged about l6 year, has been complaining of pain in her side for six yes,s and sbou. .he first of January last, taken down and contneis 50 her bed. The pain in hsr side ss wy severe besides being troubled with pains sstssen hsr shoulders and Tn her breast. From reading number of curs- per- formed by" Hoasnds German Bit,ersn was induc- ed to try in her case and sent 10 your store and purchased bottle. She had taken it but few days when she began to improve and nov, 2Ner taking only one bottle she is enjoying better health than she has for years. She feels pain in her side or m any part of her body and attributes her cure entirely to the German Bitters. VIM. CLARK.
 Salmon Brook, Aroostook CO.,, Me
 al T~h 0 Aw
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
Sale of Nonresident Lands for Taxes,
In Van Bnren County, Arkansas.

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The true Democrat., 1856-02-19

Orders have been sent to the Crimea from St. Petersburg to suspend hostilities.
 Conferences have been held at Constantino- pie for the purpose of adjusting the first four conditions in relation to the Princpalities.
 Negotiations are sad to be proceeding with view to the conclusion of an armistice, in good faith by all powers, and with guarantees of the cffectino of an carly peace
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. A R UNAWAY from the plantation of GSNeA AC the subscriber, three mile. below VWY Pine Bluff, Jefferson county, Ark on
 A Monday night, the Il lsh inst.-shrso likely SEyoung negro men, slaves, so sit: Kan del aged about 2s years, of dark com K S plexion, slightly marked with smallpox k in the face; had been once shot, effect of which still remains, by small t under his right but tock, about feet inches high Commodore about same age and heght of Randel is of very dark complexion, above the ankle on the out side of one leg their is hole, effect of sors which may not be quite well, and sass who is taller than either of the other boys, about 90 years old of dark completion, and when spoken to smiles pleasantly when he loft had on Scotch cap with red spots round it.
 A reward of one hundred dollars will To given to any person who will deliver said boys to the under signed at his plantation; twenty five dollars for each confined in any jail where he can ret them.
 ROBERT RYAN.
 Pine Bluff. Ark, Feb. IA, lS5s. l94w
 State Rights Democrat, Helsns, and Memphis,Ap- peal please publish At and send accounts to this oce
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
SLATE COMPANY-EYCHANCF-

WYE are now prepared to sell eight DRArrs on w New York, New Orleans and Memphis. ct which places the issues of the company are redeemed
 GoLD,eSrLvER and BANK MOTHS, bought and sold at reasonable rates, at the office of the company in this city. w R. SMITH. Csshisr
 Eah
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19

.ss- Readers, if you are afflicted, you run no risk in using such remedies Holmbolds Fluid Extracts. If you suffer with any Of the complaints for which they are recommended, do not hesitate trial. Ger hhcAtes of cures and essays from prominent physi- ciahs accompany each prepsrtion.
 (See Advertisement headed Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.) Feb 1S, 1858 sw
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19

s9fGreatest Discovery of the Age.-Wa in ve special attention to the advertisement of Prof O. J. Wood of St. Louis, Mo. As the names sttsehei to the certificates aye persons who are known to thou sands, it is needless to s.y than is ss;d by them in favor of Prof. o. J. WooDs CkLksnArED HAIR RESTORATIVE. Read for yourselves
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19

FIVE STEAM ENGIVES FOR SALE, nF diferentsizes, suitabl. foc running kila These " engines are warranted to bs ia I-rfec. o.der- Also lot of Mill Castings, consisting of sudgeons and every thing appsrtaining to .rist mills Applyto TOM BARRETT,
 or ROBT ERODE. Little Rock, Feb. le, '5s-3m
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
One Week Later from Europe.
 Foreign Markets etc


 New Fork, Feb. 9.-The new Cunard steam ship Persia, Capt. Judkins has arrived here from Liverpool with the mails of the Beth ult., comprising intelligence from Europe ge- nerally one week later than that brought by the Arabia.
 Liyerpoo! Cotton Market.
 According to the circular of Jas. McHenry, cotton had advanced 1-16d. per pound in the Liverpool market since last advices.
 The sales for the week are reported at 7O GOO bales Middling Orleans is quoted at 55ad. per pound; Middlng Uplands at 9-16d. per pound.
 General News-The peace Movement. The peace movement, as far as any positive result is concerned, appears to have advanced but little beyond what we were given to under stand was its position at last advices
 The Czar has formally accepted, as the basis of ulterior pacific negotiations, the proposition submitted to him by Prince Estherhazy, on be. half of Austria.
 Diplomatic circles in St. Petersburg are stat ed to regard the effecting of peace as now ine- vtable. At the same time the mass of the people are said to object to the step
 The French journals still express surprise that the war which the English now press was not 8ttled when the conference assembled. It is not settled when or where the new con- ference to be holden CD shall assemble. France proposes that it shall meet in London, England that Paris shall be the place.
 Russia has selected Baron Brunow as her representative at it; Lord Palmerston will most probably represent England.
 It is not yet decided whether Prussia will take part in the conference or not.
 Strenuous efforts are being made to induce England to insist on Russia's disarming the eastern coast of the Black sea.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19

the North and the south alike laden with .idngs of great joy" from the afflicted. These wonderful Pills have completely conquered that great .courge of America, the Liver Complaint.
 B Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. N'- Lanes Celebrated Liver Piils, and take none else. There are other Pills, purpor.nx so be Liver Pills, now before the public DI. MIsne's Liver Pills. also his Celebrated VerTnfuse. can nowbs had at all respectable Drug Stores in the UnitedStaes and. d.Canada.
 For sale wholesale and retail in Little Rock, by
 Dr. j. j. McALMONT .E NO.
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LANTERNS
WIRE WORK,

4 4 pH =lyla- sIf AMI knds for sale II SMITH
N'tENiNGigN stoYe aud House Furnishing sto
~. N tn ng To- L NH. -, 10
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Personal Defamation.

Nothing so PLAINLY beiokens the eesPefs-
tion Of a cause as the resort 10 personal de-
lanauon Of the candidates Of the oPposiiion
patty. Itis kind of warfare that aeiiiies
IN editor 10 The estimation OF his readers
snd gains no adhsren!s to the cause be ad-
yoeatss II would never occur to us to IN
cure into The ancestry Of James Buchanan.
Il matters not what position his parents
sustainsd in society, whether they were OF
good or bad repute. 50 that their son James
has couGuete5 himself properly. II they
were low IN lie be deserves the more credit
fer having elevated himself to the position
be now occupies as tie candidate Of Polii-
cal party "a the highest Office 10 the gin Of
the people Il is with him and not ~4lh
them We have to DO The fact that Eueh-
snap is bachelor has been made consider
able spcy; o. but seriously, We don't sup
pose Eny man 50 $ mPie-mineed as to have
lis vote influenced b. il Whether Ere
mcpt has fosr children or none, i matter
that eoncerns no voter. and We don't I'M
lgiue wi} influence s solitary vote Such
a mode oi warfare, the entering the family
CIRCLE and exposing the domestic affairs Of
candidate, is rather snail business, aad
enc thar a,e regret Il see entering 50 large.
IL into the present canvass.
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Another Railroad Link

On the .oih INST, the good people Of Polk
,aanty decided Is about 400 majority to
take 100000 Of the stock Of the NJ, 4 M.
Railrosd Company u AID 81 The second
a.se.lnn of Inn, read from Iowa City TO Fort
Desmoines.
Jasper county. true TO her interest AND 'he
inheritance al lie extension q oor read
..st. has gIss submitted the question TO The
,a,er. Of ,4at couat, 10 subscribe 100000
i, he s;sck ii the read We understand
ne election comes of 90 lhe leth OF Nc
,smber n,Nt Tie question has not yet
uren submitted IN Iowa aad Poweshiek,eai
i 10 be shor i, ard Wpi aoab'less receive
hearty support
The Railroad Kiag d lie West, Henry
Fsrnam, prop sea 10 fnish the road from
Iowa CITY 10 Fort Dcsmoines by the LIST 81
Ianoary, 1888, provided the counties along
,he line viii aid by The loaa 81 Their eFeat
Al these counties understand their true M
,erest thew VIII not hesitate 10 adopt AR
farRam's proposition, aha Mtses! s'
the construction OF the road three years IN
advance Of the time specified - tie con-
trae, b. tween the Company and The Legs
laiuve. Indeed, any intelligent voter WIKI
will take The pains to figure little, wi
lind that the taxpayers Of his county pa,
an indirect tax ior hauling goods, ever an
above Railroad prices, more than double III
amount Of tax necessary 20 pay the in,eres
on their bonds
We say, then, from our own experience
in this county and city, ihst the county so
uns bonds IN aid OF Railroad through be-
terriisry, actually saves money TO her cl'i
xeps, doubles The amount OF her taxable
property and doubles her population "h'
would be without = Rs,irosd In this d.
and age Of progress
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onohEkS AND REAL rsy.
AGENTS hhIATl
CITY PROPERTY

jos Lot } block los, on Brad, sim.
80 each sisuU, '"."n' UddH.gp -.
III West ~ tsci oI Iut \ IJ.,.s
'"s' " "u'f'"sS Pfeltgman's st,re. ga st5ey,
Jis,, furt Of iot GlecL 81. 5,,f,n,
street. IN iraiuv lwuiI, r "n Saoen3
3l3 Vest half ol lot blocke.
so POI foot. - ''''+ Island 4iresr
s.,a'.t " ~ houses On the vest .ia,. at .f
netTee4 lhird and Fourth streets "l iowa seet
'ho iot iot ~ years. VIII be soII rb 'n e leaseor
9!uI-A house aud lot In Fast b...,,,
tsrt mnni uouse oi siH ro-ns, POO, fft US
~ "oo' shei, &c; price goo ''1Af1 IT,,
81 l. soa , win = aero VI ground ,a
'rn part OF the city: 1000. s''"' D" tho usaa
J.s--Lot block IS, south ,a.,
"0''sIh a'enue, one of TITO Aand.tp W 70 aal
private residence Ia the city 81 lots foT1
i!B--Lot3 Ologk andl4 N,
"'di''oh' hesrthe Female college f"it'a's
s5o~A hoase With /! acraa 81 xr..,.,.,.a
''''''" ''oa''' ION Of lots, price s s,oa,
itj 4 lour story Btrek store ,.,, H..
and brady streets '" Tic corner Of 40
81 frame dwelling house Win
store house Oh lor bloch u Wv" 'aFsa t.a.
iJs-~A house aud lot ct east.tf. d..
between Front and Second stre,Is ,nlF,g{ SITES
rnoins2 lol 3VN-U, ani-ra reut II IAN - s7ries
price .oOu. - ~" per auHuh
~ ~ 4 ~" story frame hyas, DE ,.,.,t..
- ga western avenue north hth ~ - '. D..4
kit'bgGs pantry closets cstaru ssi tf use fFE,
NJ -il.-A iieusH Il same si.a md -,,,
aud Western Ave rriee s-,Syo ''' '. Ill
" ~ a no,so If same ,i.s AID .,n.,.
'"s' 81 "r'tsm Ave fr,ce $3.50 '..1 'a' IT,
No. 2!s A Hoass Of same s4,- ,,tt....
It I'd do0r cast u Ave rrey s4,.oa i'.~ Va Sd.
No - Three Houses 1t the s.,to. ,,.
Iu''ns on faFhain st. north II Iu.,.t 90 'a fah
ground eAeh rfice ,i,s00 VII" y 7n ATE
NJ &a5 4 House and lot IN r,f,zt.t..t
sts Lot tin4a House 1879 s com 'f,5 AL I.b
No. 4oo frame house op Fafuam 81 Ar,y..
Ave aaa 81 room, khtbtu, ,istr,r,. WrI Jsta
p,ao wei" ct. ht'
~ 60 a two stop frame b.u.s al t......
tth reomsa Kitchen, paRtfes etc a., '' 81 1~a,
yvais Price $3.50 '' -'''nd Ii
No. &c: Lot b. bIyek a. s2ssa
Ne TO lot nltl tpo small Lag... ..
Warren. +9NsJ fr.s 500. '' I'd - assi
-" - a Leesr -@d hoe ua .l. d., ~.ss.., t.,....
Ia ia 49, heHse 8 tos,5s kif,i.sn vtll a. ,'-+a'
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GunpoWdel

~,AGJ .tu LHfs Nea Yosk salt 4ud luUo bag, iJat
- - aE=--. b. tFANa, HEN 60.
"a. f-sH
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| q short time, Il e circumstance would hard
" be scrprising--in truth. from the beauti-
full location OF the former, command nc
from the bold shore on viii oh il Is situated
an extensive range of the lake a. well Is
the entire view of the safe little hsrbor at
,ts feet. such result must be reasonably
anticipated.
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Warren. +5NeJ tri.s sgva ''' Nd - arl
~ 90 A Lvese -aJ hoe ua sfI Oh, s.-..
10 C5Ataa, h4us. tuolls All. hem - ATTAIN
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Mass REFUBLIcAE C0NyESTIoS a mass
Convention q the Republicans Of ihis Poi-
ton OF Iowa and Illinois, is 10 be Aeld IN
Davenport On the -2a lay Of oetoeeT-
Many distinguished speakers !rom abroad
nave been invited AID 20 d1ubt several Of
them viii be present among the number
gre Hens N r. Bsuks, Arson BuFlingsme
wm.H. Seward, Frederick Hesker and
France. Hoffman. Gov, Grimes and Hon.
James Harlan. Of cur own Slate, are also
expected ofcisl annoan cement Of the
matter will be made 60 s2on Is the Com
uiltee Of Arrangements shall have compile
led their programme 10 lbe meantime lei
those abe auteiPste being absent about
that time So arrange their business that il
may not coufie, sifh their attendance on
Ibis Convention.
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, 49, "a .,,r' .h's"".'',s n~a1r"n, Ia''t".
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OFEMxa OF CHICAGO RoAD.-Ne under
stand, says The Pi,tsburgh Gazette OF the
-sd inst, thal !, ihe intention Of oar CT
~ Councils 10 invite the authorities Of Chi
cago, Dubugus. Rock Island, Davenport
Milwaukee, Peoflu, &c, TO Elsi! our city in
November, on the completion Of the Pitts
purgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago road. We
nope to SEE The Board Of Trade and our
manufacturers assist ia this matter.
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Who Has THIs HosoE "A fes days sPo
We noticed rhe capture, 81 Indiana, Of a
runaway negro, belonging to G. Mallory
Eco of this city The day afterwards one
Of the Sag NIGHT prints in this city had a
paragraph that the capturers Of the negro
we're Democrats A gentleman returned
from Indiana iast night. and he has seen
and spoken 10 The men who arrested Mr.,
Msliory's negro. end every one Of them 's
a strong Fillmore nan - LouBUi8r J0uf-
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THK SAyEu.-An interesting article will
he found io-dsy's Gazette, detailing the
horrors OF mother In saving aer children
from the burning wreck Of the Niagara
The reader q that article viii be pleased TO
learn thai four OF Mrs. Chalmers children
were saved; Inc three that she threw into
the water and the oldest boy that she d.
Tscted 10 sa1m after H.
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$685..

The shove figures show rhr net RePubi.-
c gain ~ Maine. over the vote Of las,
year. The name OF The freedom skrekers
Ia that ST ;e IS "Ieglon.7