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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-06
NIN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTItI-
Gates r -

ChIEo 4rr.r
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets
ordered, on receipt Of which they WILDE forwarded
by first haA.-Pdrchasers can have tickets ending
in any figure they may designate, ir.r AND ne
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing. f.
Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain aud give their post office, county and State.
dT Remember that every Prize Is drawn, and
payable in full without deductions,
ar IAN Prizes of 81 ,0t0 and under, paid immedi-
ately after the drawing-other Prizes at The usual
time of thirty days.
Allcommunications strictly confidential. ,,,t
Address orders for Tickets, or Certificates 10
ogsrinI S!SPAN &CO,, Augrs a Ca, ~
D-Psraons resting near Montgomery, Alap or
Atlanta, Ga, can have their orders filled, and save
lime by addressing S. Swan g. Co. at either OF
those places.
IVA list of the numbers that are drawn rom
the wheel, with the amount az the prize that each.
one is entitled 10, will he published after every
drawing in the following papers;--N o. Delta,
Mobile Regis. ., Charleston STANDARD, Nashville
G~azst'e, Atlanta lnIeliigpncer, N Y Weekly
Day Book, Savannah Morning News and Rich-
mond Dispatch, New YoFA Dispatch and Pauldlng
(Miss Clarion. 10y"
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5
Medicinal Preparations, for the cure
EVERY KNOWN DISEASE.

THE undersigned, having been appointed sole
Agents for GAINESVILLE, for the sale OF the NJ dc
lnai Preparations recommends d In DR.. Freese's
'Combined System Of Practice for Physicians and
FanilIes,'i would respectfully offer them to saeh
of our citizens as need u restoration TO health.
These preparations are compounded from the
recipes Of the most celebrated Physicians and Sur
geons Of Europe and America, aud will CURE Ev-
ERY KNOWN DISEASE that is at all within the roach
If remedies They have been tested fer years by
Prof. Freese, aud other celebrated physicians, in
their daily practice, and have been found invari-
ably effectual. N7ei tefs a.lni stt sa
For further particulars, see Or, Freese's "COm-
btned System Of Praetice'-together with cards,
posters, etc. qfaDat E7-g qsb4a
Both the book, Medicine and Chests, may be
had of the undersigned, at Their Drug.store.
T. d.; f.noE BRYAREY & McCAULEY, q
franklin Street, GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
June 81, 1657-6m eR -E Hi t4aiq &
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Notice.

All persons indebted TO the Estate Of ,Thos, A.;
J ZONES deceased are hereby notified 70 come for
ward and settle their claims with me or 10. No
Jones, my agent. And all persona, having claims,
against said Estate must present them Tor poy-
ment in the time prescribed by law, or they will
b.. barred. fscG aqrur
70 'A- e. f.. JONES, Adm'K,r a.
..g8l tr.l. H of Thosl A. Jones. "'
Oct. Cd, Is57-3m. 4Cl
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-06
DESlRABLE RESIDENCE TOR NALE.s

| offer for sale the house and lot where rekide,
en- and septr8ie room for seryants. Brick smoke
house, a wood house ,pnd new stabied bdili this
spfing, possession can be given by the frst or ff-
teeth Of November p For Terms apply 70 me. 80"
~ IsAMLh SIMPSON,
Sep. 10, Stiff. O. ''
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-06
""atson's Ten Dollar Sewing Machine

' A Warning TO The PublcI
This machine, ss stated below is a counterfeit,
and all persons are hereby cautioned against sell
ling, buying, or using them. Whenever and
wherever they are found the law will be strictly
enforced. All parties using these machines, as
well as those who yend them, make themselves
liable for damages.
About the Goth day of August, 1855, ! was
employed by Messrs. Watson, Wooster & Co !,
composed of Vim. c. Watson, Morris Knight, and
Geo. IL. Wooster, 10 manuf acture Sewing Ma
chimes, which were known as the "Watson Ten
Dollar Sewing M ,chine.' That thereafter | re-
ceived a notice from the counsel OF o. B Potter
and N. Wheeler; mentioned in The annexed copy
of injunction. informing me that these Machines
were an Infringement upon Letters Patent which
they owned. and that suits would be Instituted
against me, unless | should otherwise settle with
them. This notice handed to Mr.. W~ooster, one
of nv employers. @
l then made investig ttions to ascertain the
facts and found that said Machine, as | believed,
was an intring ement of said Patent, and | in-
formed said Watson that such was my opinion.
Subsequently, a suit was commenced against
me By said Potter aud Wheeler, and Immediately
thereafter / SO Informed Mr. Watson, and reques.
ted him to take charge Of the defence Of the
same, and he refaseuto do so, and | then told him
that ! would have nothing more to do with it, and
| then ceased to make the Machines; and the iu-
junction, a copy Of which is hereto anne xrd, was
issued and ser we'd upon me, JOEL CHASE.
Dated New York, FEB. 18th, 1857, .sar..
In presence of Miles B. Andrus.
/ do hereby certify that the above statement,
subscribed by me-, is correct and true.
JOEL CHASE.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-06
BRECKENRIpGE COAL OH.

We have the agency of the Breckenridge
Coal Oil and Lamps for Montgomery Co., and
In a few weeks be prepared TO furnish II
wo1ssale orEetail 1t is decidedly the most hriI-
innt light yet offered To the pulie. We invite cv-
one 20 call AZ our store and see Il burn.
THOMAS s. BROTHER,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-06
UNITED STATES. OF AMERICA, e
ClRCUlTfCOURT OF'THE u STATES,
SECOND CIRCUIT o TBE SOUTHERN DIS
TRTcT OF NEW YORK.
IN EQUITY.

The President Of The United States Of america to
JorL CHASE, his Attorneys. Sprs0nts. Agents, and
WOrkinen, and each and eoery Of them,
GREETING- t...
Whereas it hath been represented to us in our
CiIuit Court of the United States, for the Southern
District of New York, sitting as a Court of Equi-
". on The part of Orlando B. Potter md Nathaniel
Wheeler, Compliments, thst they, the said Or
lando r.. Potter aud Nathaniel Wheeler. have late
" exhibited their Bill of Comlaint against YOU,
The srid Joel Chase, the defendant, TO be relieved
touching matters therein contained, in which bill
tits, among other things, set fortS, that YOU the
said delerdant, are violating and Threatening 10
violate certain exclusive rights and privileges
vested in SAID complainanis, for constructing,
making, using. and vending Ia others To be used,
certain improvements in Sewing Machines, and
that the actings and doing Of you, the said de-
PENDANT, are contrary TO Equity aud good con.
science we, therefore, in consideration of the
premises, do strictly, aud until the further orders
of this Court, enjoin ana ommand you, the said
] loci Chase, and your Attorneys Servants, Agents,
aud w oIkmen, and each and every one Of them,
under the penalty tbs may fall thereon; that you,
and each of you, do from heneeforth, altogether
absolutely and until the further order of this
Court. desist and refrain from directly or indirect T.
", constructing, making, working, using, selling,
or putting into practice or operation, or IN any
wise counteTfeiting or initiating the invention OF
improvement belonging 10 said cOmpl6inants, and
described, cl lined, aud set forth in certain Let
tiers Patient OF the Unltsd States, re-issued to A
h. Wilson, and bearing date the god day Of Jan
uary, 1856, and now owned by the complainanls
and from in any way or manner interfering with
the rights of said complainants under said Pat
ent, aud from In any way or manner violating OF
infringing said Letters Patent, orany part thereof
Witness the SIon. RooER b. TANEY
" Chief Justice Of the Supreme. Court OF
H9} he United States at the gty Of New
York, in said District, this the 9Th cay
of September, in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred aud ffty-six.
Ia copy.l
Kenneth G. WHITE, Clerk.
GEO. CLIFFORD, Solicitor and Of COunse
Tor Compliments, II Wall Street, New York.
Sept IL, '57-3m
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HUGHES & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
j. RUTHERFORD &c CO.,
NDE
FrOrW j. E RS, H-A l. L.,

bNbGh
F-ORW L-E RS H-A l. L.,
a doors above the Post Office,
EVANSVILLE Tenn
Have constantly on hand a large assortment Of
Drugs Perfumeries, Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
Dyestufs. Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, Sur
yical Instruments. aud every other article usual
iy kept in a first class Drug Establishment.
Received by the last boat, a-fs'
300 kegs y hite Lead,
800 do Snow White Zinc,
100 lbs Chrome Green in cans, ~
100 do Paris do do
100 do Chrome Yellow do
so do Vandyke Brown do
0 do Prussian Blue.
Also large assortment Of Paints and Varnish-
es, Brushes, Gold Leaf, &c.
Maugene g. Condray's Extract for for the
Handkerciie fare acknowledged to DO superior
to any Of the imported They are distilled with
the greatest care, aud will be found to retain their
perfume fort long time. We have have an end
less variety of perfumes, the principal Of which
q Ff"
joel Club ..f Yerbena
Heliotrope Mel
New Mown Hay Mouseline
Sweet Briar Magnolia
Upper Ten Violet
West End Sweet Glover
p Also a large variety of Tooth Paste and Powder
and other articles for the toilet, for sale by
HUGHES g. co.
March 6, ls57.tf. m
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MILLINARY.

MRS. GOULD, would inform the Ladies' Of
Clurks,lle and vicinity that she has returned from
y ~ashvlls, IN good health, aud has brought d In Of
Fancy Bonneis aud other MILITARY, which she
would = commend TO her hiends as new, aud not
20 be surpassed, 10 style OF fnish, as SIZE has selec-
tod them personally, and offers them low for cash.
Oct, 81, lsST2w
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TO THE PUBLIC.

B. o. Keesee, is authorized to receive all goods
10 Keesee. Blackman. q Co.
tiraKEESEE, aBLACKMAN. 81 co. g
by q. M. BLACKMAN. ,a
! alse give B. o. Keesee authority. to receive
all goods consigned TO me.
May /, 81. o. M. BEACKMAN. 10
Ihave a large and commodious warehouse
fronting the wharf, where l am ready to receive
this date, Sept 18Th. / have received a liberal
show of patronage, and | willendeavor, asHbere.
tolore to give general satisfaction. . .rfru1.
B.O. KEESEE.r
Russellville Herald copy, and charge B O.. X.
Sept. l6, '57--3m. NtRAtA
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-06

All Persons having Watches In my shop. left
six months aud over are requested 10 call aud get
them away by the first OF October.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-06
Lost.

On Wednesday tho 22d, a small pocket book
continuing su'n Of money, aud 2 trw pa2ets
,or ~ ii~t g finder will be sullah'" ?, wardrd BY
ewing l. al Tho residence OF IT. COOPER
oct Q, Ie57.-L
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-06
Saturday, Nov, I4th, 1851,
CLASS Ga

GLASS Ga,
TO be drawn in TIE City Of Augusta, Georgia, ia
pubic on yeT y eyf-H ffutL .Fy.-aN Bup
SATURDAY, November 28th, 1857.
on the Plan Of SINGLE NUMBERS! ''A'
ri 8, 49Oa 81 h.e
Neuriy one Prize TO every 9 Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
~ ~ hrH 4HHra no JlE DRAWN nIF uHt.fH9F.
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$. D. MORGAN. %. j. CHENEY. :. sr. c. M. MORGAN.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09

party conflicts Of the country and placed
upon a permanent and reasonable basis
Aside from faiiizao prcjaaice there is rot, ]
imagine, !. serh willie difference Of opinion
upon this sabjrct among intelligent and re-
fccting men.
The policy Of imposing pr2l,ibitory duties,
of actually destroying tie revenue upon
large share of the articles II commerce, for
the purpose Of protection. world hardl find
an adsocate at this day Fair incidental
protection, wiihsut a gross violation Of the
revenue principle, j. all that Is asked or re-
qnired for our manufacturing interests. and
mis- should be cheerlully and promptly ex
tended.
No one contemolafes the policy Of free
trade and resort TO direct taxation as q
means Of raising revenue 10 meet the ordi-
nary expenses Of the eeverna,eut-eertain
It i Thar ] never contemplated such poll
cy. | haye always lookcd 10 eur policr as
settled IN tLis respect that the ordinary
rc, snne Is 10 D.. provided By duties upon
lorei III inportationS, and have ever favored
the pe licy Of such discrimination as would
afford adequate and ample protection to
American interests and American labor.
We have an immense revenue to raise
Already the expenditures Of our government
reach the enormous sum OF about sixty mil
lions of dollars, and it is rapidly Increasing
under the prcfiggte and demoralizing ex-
penditures Of Democratic administrations.
In raising this vast sum there is ample room,
by judlcious and proper Determinations, to
afford to our great int ustrial interest ample
projections, and to Amel lean labor just aud
adequate reward. haye never intentional
" violated this sound American policy, and
would cheerfuily unite to-day, With the rea-
sonabe and judicious men of he eountry,in
placing our tlfif policy on b.sis that
would secure to.American enterprise and la
Dor fair and just measure of protecficR.
The great struggle in which VIC are DOW
engaged, and in which my feelings are 80
deeply embarked, is struggle to maintain
the dignity and rights OF free labor against
the degrading competition of the labor Of the
slave; and am equllly in favor Of prJtect-
ing our American labor against ruinous
competition with the cheap llbor of the old
world.
| confidently trust that you will weather
this storm, and that years of prosperity viii
attend you in the noble enterprise YOU have
thus far successfully sustained,
Very respectfully, your obe1ient servant
ana friend, ID. WnNor.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09
Z Paving Of the State
BPebf.

From tho Proclamation Of the Governor
which We publish on the outside If this
week paper, it will be sean dat Gov. Pol
lock has paid nf since be has assumed the
Guhernaforial Office, 81 ,o42,S57 Ga This
Proclamation was published according te
Law, on the l9th Of September, aud is sign
ed by \. & Curtin, Sec'ty of tho Common
wealth, Jacob Ffy, Jr Aultor General.
and II. :. Magraw, State Treasurer. Both
Mr.. Fry aud Magraw are Locctocos- and
they would not safe under oath, hat this
amount MA, paid by Gov. Pollock, unless
It wele really 50. The people Of Pennsyl-
yania can now SEE ho are theil true friends,
aud which party uses IL best cxertions 10
relieving hem from This heavy debt that
vas incQrrcd ythe isocofocos. The whole
debt on the l,t Of December, 1856, vas
S40.ll7 ,SS5 % This debt was Incurred
by the Loeofocos No opposition Governor
ever increased il one dollar, Ou the contra
ry 'hey have al paii portion Of the Debt
of their Locolocn predecessors Off Cos.
Ritner paid of 100000 Gov. johnson
paid of 100000, Coy. Pollock has paid
as we have stated above, and which is
shown, by the Proclamation in ta-iays paper,
81 ,042,S57 6i! lIe has also paid by the
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-10-09
Hard Times !!

TIC times were never known to be A.
hard a. they are now. business firms are
breaking up by the thousands in the prinei-
pal ciies Of the country, and Banks are
breaking eyerywbere These matters are
now being felt, very seriously, in our coun-
t.. Everybody is complaining cf hwd
fines What has caused this state of az
fair? The Locofocos repealed tie TagG
Of 1912, aad had it not been for the Dis
covery Of gell il Califoruia. this crash
would have come seven or eight years ago.
Our farmers, manufacturers, mechanic. and
labolag men are not protected. The En-
elish aud Frehch under>eIl rs in our own
markets. We buy millions Of dollars worth
more than We sell, and the god Of Califor-
MA goes to pay the difference Even that
will not now hold out, and the crash has
come, a. it was predicted by tic Wings
when the Tariff Of 1912 was repealed. -
By referring 10 the letter o. Nr. Wilmot to
Nr. Brown, which We publish in another
column, ii wih be seen that Mr Wiluot Is
warmly ia favor ola Tariff for the protection
Of PENNSYLVANIA Interests ,4iI, them, in
favor Of Perceive Tariff und better
times, Will vote for Wilmot
The people all remember that the loco
foeos promised as, last fall, betisr times, if
buchanan were elecied-tha, he WOULD re-
store peace and credit the wrongs contiu-
ne IN klnsss. and the times are now worse
than they ever were before. Let every
sufferer remember these facts, ana charge
them home 10 the l,ooofoco party, where
they belong.
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LETTER FROM JUDGE WlLMor

The following letter IS from the Hon. DA-
yID WILMoT to dawn S. BRowx, Esq.
the head Of one OF the most extensive man.
ufacturing establishment ia the country
No one can read il withou, the conviction,
Of the patriotism aud sincerity Of its author
Everywhere it's sentiments will be echoed
bv the thousands of true american working
men who la We been thrown out Of employ
ment by the measures Of The last Coucsess
which reduced the duty on Pennsylvania
iron from thirty to twenty-four per cent,
and on other goods la proportion. Let us
rally then on Wilmot and Protection, Ia
.7merican Labor, and once more the loom
and the forge will resume their activity,
aud the joyous anthems Of industry again
pcrvade every district in Pennsylvania:
HARRIsBuRG, Sept. %. 1857.
Dauid s. Browa-Dear Sir:-I am
deeply paaed by the news that reaches me
/ frnu, your city. This sRdden 6naneial re-
vulsion threatens To carry down hundreds
{ VI 4tOl NbiNbJ atG CdtCs LStuH
and business men, bringing distress 10 their
hoiucs of comfort and affluence, and what BY
| many is felt as great calamity, commercial
dishonor and loss of credit. Its most dis
| astrous and painful effects however, will
| fall upnn the thousands of honest and in
dustrious working men unexpectedly thrown
out OF employment and deprived of the
I cf 10, ~ g.,
il is truly u calamity calculated to excite
the sympathy of the most selfish and in
sensible. ! DO not profess 10 be able to
fathom all the causes, proximate aud re-
uaote. of disaster such ms is now upon u.
Doubtless excessive importations. over.trad-
ing, extravagant habits of living, and lue-
/ tuation in the currency, have had much to
/ do with it,
You will recollact that on our visit to the
Gloucester Mills, we had some conversation
upon tho subject OF the tariff policy Of the
country iu connection with its influence no
an .7merican enterprise and labor. The
events of the last few days have given TO
that subject an interest that it did not then
seem to possess. That the tariff policy Of
the government has much to do with the re-
WILSON'S that periodically convulse the coun-
f! try, is doubtless true, intimately connected
Us that policy must ever be with nil our f.
nancial and industrial interest. The VERY
considerable reduction made IN the tariff.at
the last session OF Congress, must have had
a disastrous influence in bringing upon us
the present state of things, as it stimulated
greatly lmportaiions, causing heavier drafts
upon tie country for its precious metals
Il is a great misfortune that our tariff
policy cannot he wholly removed fcom the
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The State Ticket.

We again urge upon cur friends the mr.
rortanee Of voting The Union State Ticket.
Let every man who desires the defeat Of
tie pesent corrupt bogus-democracy, vote
fer David Wiimot. William Miilward, James
Eeech and joseph J. Lewis. BY voting
for tie straight ticket, We are at best, Civ
ing vote o place ia power, the present
corrupt party thai has saddlvd eur Com
nnnwcalth with debt Of over $4,000
Geo Mr. WImot, i. n favor Of al the
principles which Americans hold most dear,
which he has proved in has letter 10 the
Altoona committee. aud in lis speeches te-
fore tie people. The platform on which he
was nominated, contains good soaad Amer
lean doctrine, aud for the life OF us We are
at . loss to comprehend Why Americans
I should throw away thcir votes on third
/ candidate. when lie las no chance ol an
election, end when every such vote counts
one in favor Of man who has made an in
meuse fortune. whilst he waS Canal Commis
! siouer, plundering the Commonwealth
Should Packer be elected, lac will use all
. his influence in getting the Puble Works
back again, and Of preventing the sale oftbe
balance Tie whole piuadering crew will
cou4e into power with him, aud the State
Debt, portion of which Gov, Pollock has
been Eaying of, will Ga on increasing Is it
has uuder his l.ocoloto predecessors, and as II
did TO so great an extent whilst Packer was
a Canal Commissioner Mr.. Wlmot's chan
ces for an election are now considered fiat
tering, and We call on all good and true
men, no matter what thcir party prediiee-
lions may be, TO give him cordial and
hearty support. .fnerieaus, by voting foi
lIazlehur>t, defeating Wilmot, and electinl
Packer, you are committing political sri-
eide. DO you expect that Packer will f.
vcur Your pr,nciples2 Not in the lsast.--
he aud bis party have been the most butei
cuemies. snt viii 50 continue TO be, Of YOU
cherished principles Wimot faycrs Amer
icanism. Then, Why try to crush him BY
chance ofan election? Friends, If yea love
your principles, support WiImot, and al
vii be we'll
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DEED.

In Bedford on tle ith Of August, of
Consumption. MARY, slaughter Of i. " AMI
Sarah Garres,o on, aged 10 years, 1 months
aud &c days.
The subject Of the present notice, was
from i,er infancy the child Of suffering; but
III all her afIlictions she seemed toexemplify 10
the words of Holy writ, '.Tribnation work
eth patience" Her last illness which was
protracted and painful, was endured with
unmnrmurjng resignation. and the change
death wrought spou her was doubtless inf
mite gain TO her.
On the iih inst, in St, Clair Township,
Ms Gathafiae Oldham, aged about a
years.
On the q INST, Harry. son Of Henry
and Emma Grouse, aged . years, 6 months,
aud days.
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gGW are J

We have been shown compile Of tickets
printed a, the Gazette Office, purP"rting to
be Union tickets, with the exception Of =
maine or two Of Loeofoco candidates there
on. that have been given to some Of our vo-
ters. We warn our friends oftbese tickets!
They have the names Of James Feecl and
Joseph j Lewis. our candidates for Snprenae
Judges, after the namo of William Millward,
our candidate for Canal Commissioner, and
before tbs, Of William H. Koontz, our can
did3tn for Senator The Supreme Judges
on every ticket of this kind, that is voted,
uW be tosfi Tie lar requires lint lie Su-
ss.s..--- rvfftS vvy,-ssa..s
sifp Of paper Oar friends will see the i'm
portauee Of examining these tickets, if they
have any. The Supreme Judges are among
the most important on the ticket, and to
vote these split iicteis, in this way, may
cause their defeat. Examine carefully yoar
tickets.
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NINERAL BANk.

The Miuera. Bank Of Camberland. Nd,
has failed There sre thousands Of COL
lars Of It in circulation 10 Bedford County
Lei csery one who holds i've dollar biIl
~ that Or any oti.er broken bauh, renlcm-
tsr bat these things have occurred under
i.ncofoeo rule That tie I.ocofoco party
promised if Buehauan were clccled. tha. We
vo1jl have !ttfy tjyss'