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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-11

EE 1t will be seen the Co. Conyen-
ton is called to meet nj Prescott on the
lst of February. Ample time is given
for the towns to call their caucusses and
we hopc they will all be represented in
the Convention.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-11

E We received the President, Mes
sage too late to give any notice oft last
week. It may seem behind the times to
give synopsis Off now, but we think it
/. early enough if our readers receive it
before tho House is organized.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-11
THE JOURNAL
Lutte 4. TAYLOR, Editor.
River Falls, Pierce County. Wisconsin.
wednesday,. Jan, II, 1860.
G- Advertising bills saust re Paid quar-

60 Advertising bills gaust re faid quar-
erly, in advance.
sxy- We would request all our friends III this
and adjacent towns to aid Us in giving interest
To- our paper, by furnishing with items of
local news, articles on any of the industrial
interests of the community, or of 9 literary
character.
No communication will be inserted, unless
accompanied by the real name Of the writer,
not necessarily for publication, but As 4 guar
anty OF The writer : good faith
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-11

(NoTE.-Persons wishing to send for
books to Colby's, can see his catalogues
by calling at this office, we will furnish
any books desired upon the money being
left with u.s.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-11

Our difficulties with Paraguay are sat
isfactoriiy adjusted. Oar relations with
France. Russia, and all the continental
Governments Of Europe, Spain perhaps
excepted, continue to DO most friendly
The President recommends that all ap-
preparation be made to meet the demands
Cf the Alni:tcd claimants.
His opinion in favor Of the nquisition
crCuba 10y fair means, remains unclang
ed and therefore he invites the scriuus
attention of Congress TO his important:
subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18
CONGRESS-.

SENATE, Jan. l7.-Mr Sumnerintroduceda bill, sup
Elementary to the act of 1851 relative the liabilities of
shpowners Mr.. Slde reported in favor ofthe passage
of the bill to prohibit the circulation of bank-bis of
less denomination than 500 in the District of Columbia
Mr.. Brown of Missouri corrected reported speech OF
his, relative to the position and condition of slaves
The hour for going into election Of Printer to the
Senate having arrived, Mr.. Brown proceeded to give
his reasons why he should not vote for Mr.. Bowman
A protracted coDoquy ensued, when vote was had,
resulting in q votes for Mr. Bowman out Of AZ cast
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE,, Jan. 17.-Mr. Pennington withdrew his
resolution for the adoption of the plurality rule in
order, he said to relieve the House of confusion
Mr.. HutchiDs rep, of Ohio then took the floor in
defense of the Republican party, and concluded with
moving the adoption of the plurality rule, on which he
demanded the previous question. This gave rise to
excitement the Democratic side and confusion
and disorder followed In the heat Of the excitement
Mr.. Hickman charged Northern Democrats with being
Influenced by Southerners, when Messrs. McClernand
and Pryor declared the charges false. Mr.. Hickman
however, remained cool, and reiterated his charge
leaving the question of veracy raised to be settled by
the country No vote was had for Speaker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

r o u;se and winnfos party will permit it's DELHI
erately. selected candidate to be driven from the
6eld by mere clamor. Mo- will it allow it's enemies
20 d;ctst, for whom it shaI or shall not cast its
vo,es But 10 assume even lower ground, sup
nose our friends withdraw the name OF Sherman on
account OF this raid against the Helper book, is
anxbodv 40 simple as to dream that his opponents
would not instantly open an equally gaming nfe
upop wbomsoeyer should be substituted in bis
place, He is not really opposed because oil h'' al
legged Endorsement Of Helpers Compendium, pus
because he is the open, bold and skdful enemy OF
Fire Eating Democracy and corrupt Admlnnua-
ton. To succeed in this contest under the lead OIL
Sherman, would be glorious triumph. Defeat wiz
him would be honorable. And while success under
any other true man is desirable, change OF candi-
dates to be followed BY failure would be disastrous
in the extreme.
VI. It seems to us that the time TO consider the
question whether Sherman should be Withdrawn,
will rot have arrived until at least four gentlemen
who now refuse to support him, shall pledge them-
selves 10 his friends that they will vote for ana
stand BY TO the end some candidate entirely &C
ceptable to the whole body of members who now
sustain him. In word, when it is demonstrates
that John Sherman cannot be elected, ana 'na'
somebody equally reliable can be- then 1t WIZ 70
time for his friends to consider the question oil lis
wthdrawal-but not till then.
VII. Two classes of impediments prevent On I'M
mediate organization of the House. l. PERSONAL
aspirations for the Speakers chair among members
of the Opposition, of which we will say nothing; ana
tbe failure TO redeem express and implied pledges
he 81, members from New-York, New-Jersey, and
Indiana. IT is understood that one gentleman from
the former State will redeem his pledge promptly
when it can be efectual in securing result. We
are not quite without hope that some Of the others
will ultimately cease to disappolnt those WITHOUT
whose aid they could never have reached POSI-
ton where they can now violate solemn pledges.
2. But the most powerful obstacle In the way oil
speedy organization, and except for which the plu-
rality rule would have been conceded long since, is
the fear of the Democracy that the election OF Air
Sherman will lead to such Investigations as viii con-
vince the country of the utter rottenDess and ras-
cality of the Administration. Moreover, no incOn-
siderable number of the Southern members favor
dissolution of the Union, and regard the indefinite
dsorganization of the Federal Legislature the in
itisl step in that direction.
Upon the whole, then, the duty Of the Republ-
cans and their allies is plain. Adhere to Mr.. Sher-
man until it is demonstrated that he cannot, and
that somebody equally trustworthy can be elected
Obtain the plurality rule, or vote by ballot, at the
earliest possible moment, and then let the strongest
party elect its candidate.
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TO further that object. The proposition of Mr..
sickIes if il could be agreed upon, would effect the
object. but il was denounced by his colleague, Mr..
Horace +. Clark, as "impracticable." Anything,
we take it, seems impractcable to Mr.. Clark, that
looks like accomplishing an election. From Mr.
Sickess movement, we judge he will exhibit no
serious hostility to the plurality rule, whenever the
House can be brought to vote upon it. We should
now like TO know how it is with the remaining
members Of the delegation from this city. Mr.
Horace F. Clark, from whom the most was e1-
pected at the outset seems now chief among the
factionsts. As he is good Democrat by profess
sion, we can hardly expect him to be much of one
in practice; but We think it would not be amiss to
try the process of instruction on him. He evidently
needs the application badly enough, and we think it
would be good plan to make it. He certainly
must be willing to concede, himself, by this time
that he has no chance to be Speaker; and we trust
we may be pardoned for making this admontory
suggestion, for we can imagine none more gentle
or healthy in its influences toward inducing him TO
urrender his preudices against the election of any
body else.
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NEWT vopx DAILY TRIBtJNE WEDNESDAY JANUARY 49, 1860

which it has been plunged; we Want efforts directed
TO putting it on the track again. 10 word we
need that the administration of this Government
should 20 back to the solid principles on which IL
stood at the outset of our national career, and Tor
sixty years afterward Slavery is not an institution
to be allowed unrestricted expansion according to
modern theories, and as it wdens its sphere TO
have its growing evils pslliated by Douglas or Big
Ter plasters. 1t must be confined where it is by
agreement of all parties, and then, by agreement oil
all parties left where it u.s. to the treatment OF those
States within whose jurisdiction it Lies. Such Is,
distinctly, the only Office that any political party
in this country can rghtfuly exercise in the treat
ment of this subject, and the only method the Re-
publican party intends to apply to it, 30 far as we
know its objects and purposes. And this aim is
conservative, and national, and peaceful, and patrl-
otto, and we believe would be pronounced so BY
every moderate and unpreudiced statesman of the
ge out of the frenzied circles Of the Pro-Slayery
propaganda.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

The Republicans Of the House OF Representa-
tyes made concentrated effort yesterday TO get
the plurality rule adopted, as the only method lett
by which Speaker could possibly be chosen. Mr..
Hutchns, the successor of Mr. Gddings, led IN this
effort, making speech in support of his notion
1t was sustained throughout by the Republican
side, and advocated by numerous Republicans speak
ers. Mr. Hickman came to its support with his
customary efficiency, and decision, and palnnesS OF
speech. In 80 doing he encountered the special
hostility and denunciation of some OF the Drawing
faclonists, who think they nothing ifnot insult
ing; in which judgment they find very numerous
crowd to agree with them. Among these was
Prybr of Virginia, who loves to air hs chValry alta
cheap rate. Knowing Mr.. Hickman to be no pro-
fees DR. Of the Code, and no member of the duellng
Profession he considered it quite SAFE 80 far as he
was personally concerned to say that statement
Mr.! Hickman made was false. And feeling un-
commonly brave, he afterward repeated the state
ment. On both occasions the better man
neS and more gentlemanly instincts Of bis col
league, Mr.. Millson, called him to order. Mr..
Sickles Of this city, expressed q desire to
see the House organized, and introduced scheme
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18
LEGISLATURE.

SENATE, Jan. E.-Among the bills introduced were
the following: To charter the Homeopathic Medical
College, and three making provision regarding the
Canal Debt Several local bills passed, and the
bill comforting additional powers on Notaries Public
was ordered to a third reading.
ASSEMBLY, Jan. H.-After discussion of the sub
iects contained in the Governors Message the bill
amending the statutes relative to security for costs was
ordered to third reading. Several local bills were
also ordered to third reading report was made in
favor of constructing reporters gallery in the Assem-
bly Chamber
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

The California Overland Mail, with San Fran
cisco dates to the Goth ult passed Malorys Station
Yesterday morning Business remained unchanged
at San Francisco, and it was expected would con-
tipue thus until the new year opened. Gov. Gholson
of Washington Territory, in his message, is quite
severe upon Gen. Scott on account OF his conces'
sions in the San Juan affair. From the Sandwich
Islands we learn that the amount of whale OIL and
bone being shipped for the Atlantic States shows
large falling off from the usual shipments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

them. One thing atleast is certain. The Disuon-
lists make history, and very bad history, remarkably
fast; and whatever Republicans may do 10 their
administration of the Government in the future,
they at least are never likely to lack precedents for
the most violent of their proceedings. They are
never likely to be able to match the radicallsm OF
their adyersares either in the executive, the judi
cial OF the Legislative departments.
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tn Advertisers.

Those who wish to advertise in The WEEKLY
TP1HrSK will please send in their announcements early
possible Having larger circulation thsn any other weekly
newspaper the very best medium through which to reach al
parts of the country Price, One Dollar line each insertion
Advertisements for this weeks issue must be handed to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

We publish on another page letter to Mr. Chas.
O'Co1or, signed Gan Irish Catholic" which we
recommend to the attention of our distinguished
Northern apostle of Slavery. If Mr.. OConor be
so audaciousy logical as his late speech indicates,
be can answer the questions put to him in that
letter: if not not.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

ATLANTA. Geo, Dec. 10. 1881
sc HsKHiSe cO-This l. to certify that have owned
"a "a ons Of UFRRIKGs PATBNr ttRRPRo0p SAPHs, Tor
tine and al the destructive and extensive hre In the
CITY OF Atlanta the night OF Nov 10 1897 the sale nae val
In MT Iskha large threesIoy brick building and daring
md burning OF said building the safe fell iuo the cellar
"a mbedded in the midst Of the hot ruin. Tor
s1ssTRrS DAYS twas then tken out an when
ALTHOUGH the Safe In ts injured condition out
.ide en6t for further use) tbe papers were AL safe
This convinees that is decidedly best to have
eings Patent Proof Safes for protection OF
sva;nst fire JARED IRWIN WHITAKER.
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Tax TRIBUNE IN PITTsBURGH-JoHs w PITToCK, Masonic
Hall Enb stree our agent PITTsBuRGH and subscribers
can have THR TRIBUNE promptly served by carriers IN almost
all parts of the city.
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Ar1ANrA. GA. De-. S. 1s5a.

,,emen; In the late disastrous ERE bad some two hun
dred dollars in enc Of HERRNGs PATENT SARE and ser tne
are the Safe taken from the ruins aud opened my
satisfaction not dollar injured eel com
petely satisfied that the genuine Herrngs PAen. SAFE. are
ertv Safe that could stand the heat thn
one did lying among burning spirits liquors oils oI n1 s
nps perfect protection against nre
eeot niAou t.,S. ]. A. gibson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

PUTRID SORE THROAT AND SCARLET FEVER.
"Woudsrfe and most alarming cured ~ the MaasHTo
a.1va Nv daughter. Mrs. SARAH HAMLIs," No 10 Wnttsst
For sss By Dr. g. b. SNTH, No. S5 CsnAlst, WELLS Co.,
nxEsES PAX, and by DruEgists 81, -,
anoesred before me Dr. SAINT X. Smith, who did
asa and say the certificate ue and genuine az
W ~ ~ th0se publishes frequently IN the papers
q. W. HIscHaAh, Notary Public
Mayors Office, NewYork
A no. .eD. By mail, prepaid for Is cents.
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CATARRH :
Ne@alurk DAILY Gribn,re
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1860.
tn cORRESpONDCETS

We cannot undertake rejected Communications
letters for THK TRIBUNE should In all cases be s
dressed to HORACE GREELEY Co . -,
No notice can be taken Anonymous Communications Whist
ever intended for insertion mu be authenticated ~ the
and address Of the wre,no necessarily fot pubcs'
hon but guaranty for his good faith.
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ATLANTA. Ca, Dec. 2, 1859.


GENTLEMEN: had Of your Safes IN the late disastrous
6rs which occurred the 10th u My books snd paper
~ come niney watches and wsch materials were IN the
ss and although the Safe under an intense hsa io s
time uron getting open found everything saved 70 ny
sss ssatiop can therefore, rsscy TESTIFY 20 the peo
bTeToof quality Of Herrinss Patent Safe ans Is Win ~
pressure s"S W. RILRY 5. BAKER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

DR. MARSH continues to apply his RADICAL
Csaa TAGS With success 10 eescnG permsnsn, cures q Her
ma RsPsers. No sVssJ Lsaiss wsltsd upon ~ e.
Psssns~. rSteniien q RuPtaTs Bsthns Trs::s. ssPpSs
- ca Apklees and al Surgical appliances scientifically
eg.ii.l ~ MAaaH Co, No. Vesey-st-, n Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18
fRRIILEY'S. BAKER.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. %, 1859.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov % los.
C. HERRING Co, No, ISL Broadway, New ofHoeVS U.s.
Sbs mail safe which purchased OF you some ne o. as
IN nv srse ty ostory wooden building which was G d @
grsst tire here the 10th inst The Sale Wa: hiob consist
"a ~ s;lver two HUNDRED dollars In bsnh DIS, pa
al &c. and sound j. s SHACKKLROkDi Auc"oHooi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18
The BREATHING ORG ,Ne.

JR srAypOpDt CouusrIIos'
OLIVE TAR px "
xss AND SuLPHuz sosn Tnsos1
ARk SrnsirIos BLnApIsso or Lures
Pon DIssAsss OF CATAhRh'
THE BREATHING NhvVr xag
ORsANa "heoriSe
When Olive Tar 10 inhaled Ne healing Baisanis Odos: S
Brought IN direct contact with the lining membranes
Throat Bronchial Tubes and all the Air Cells oi the h
INTERNAL PAINS CEASE WHEN OLIVE TAR - TAhhN g..
Sore Throat Coughs Collie, inflammation, DyseA'e,y,
EXTERNAL PAns CANNOT EXIST WHERE OLIVE f
Rheumatism, N.urag., sprsin,, Bruises, Bur''' A''
n Stafford, Iron AID SpIphsr PovGe,'
FSrVy asd ResitaIiIs sat B iac.s,, ovosr,
S'e"'''fsS .S ii Rs yss ali ts Sssrs*o"s.
r,,., r,..,., containing testimonials bsm
G1oTsa LAW, esq, sthsv. NewHlortv;
sIs.oy p soI1.s esq. ESQ., Poss,tef N,w.YOr
THvr no W SssD. e, %S:.. AlGsTo DC.
So en SAT- Corr Hartford, Conn
The The Rev. Rev. Epva.D B.I0Er. N.y;Yssh
The Rev D.. LsosARp, EIsts5 n H.
Ana = lsrrs number Of other prominent persons
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR FRER BIT MAIL
DIV. Tar 50 per bottle rs cents by mail postpaid
po~ds 81 package and no charge for postage Address the
Sold by Drngs'h epeTyphrs.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE, WIGS, and ToUPEEs
are unr,sed They HIGHT easy durable and at to charm
60 ,nl!ng turning behind BAISMShoS' aaR DIs
,he best IN the world the only harmless and sa Die Dye KNOWN
Applied 1t the Factory, removed to No. ls Bondst
CATARRH
The inference is es,be nom the result that he who at
temps the Of this disease by exscndng the palate ng
ing 1ss throat at nS' or pnar purity the Sood
or any other vapd nostru besy gross ignorance Of what
pNie'' '''O'''''' ''''''''rS '''" r. GooDAIE, ii. D.
POSTAGE STAMPS g and 10 cents), for sale at
this Office
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eaEAr yIRE AT HAxIANNA, yLA

MARIANA. fla, nov A. 1907
M,ssRs 8 C. HEHRiSs CO.-Gents: On the Hth oil Octo
~ our town VS. visited by very destructive hre and the
isyst one hc has TAXI place here destroy whoe
hk of the finest the place had Herring
sac An use which subjected to moot intense hest and zen
80 n,Y below, Anef removing from the ruins and opening
4, ths Contents were found to be wholly uninjured m go
ond here remark that they truly merit the title oil the
c"a,o. FRKPEooF SAFE. You win please ship
hs immedsey as do not consider my books papers and
moasy secure without one. np,
Respectfully yours, D. D. LESLIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

The mails for Europe, by the steamship Arabia,
will close at 1O4 o'clock this morning.
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TIE NEw-YoRx DAILY TRIBUNE is published every
morning and excepedthe morning sdsou
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ANOTHER Ii SAME FIRS H.,

No.. G r. HEKSINe Co.-GeDts The HHRRlNes PAT
90 s.TS beusht you about one mouth ago, was
az @ ba nieht OF the 10th ix in large two story
sn hedns snd opening found the books and papers
~ n5 q <, Respectfully yours f. H. COLEMAN
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pIRK At RICHMOND, VA.

RICHMOND Va, Nov. 2, 1889.
MxssRs KSovIKs WALPoRD, Agents: We take pleasure
n ng TO your long list Of certificates our Testimonials IN Ia
10, of HHRRIsG's PATENT FIREPRoOR SARHs
In the are which consumed steam Saving and carpenter
sho on The night the 29th October last had one Of
SAFRs and though exposed to intense heat Ut was
entirely led hot the outde nom the burning Hoors ana
tbrs hch fen opening the next day we found no
10 that its contents had been near e we
s order another you In few days and use the OLD one
~ or saving mill near Msyos Bridge, where you may refer
customers who any doubts shout the qualities
Of SAFEs. JOHN OhOh"h OibsVN'
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ATLANTA Geo,
MARIkNrA. fe,
RIoHNoSD. Va,
DETROIT, Mich
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STILL LATER

DETROIT Dec. ~, 1883.
r. YxrOz Agent for HEkRISe's PATENT CHAxPIoN SAFs[
Ds.r Sir we take pleasure in informing you that one OF
-. M Safes owned BY preserved its contents most
w. and greatly to satisfaction and that oil the ad
ng crowd who wnsec nv ., as grocery and which
burned night The safe fell into the cear and ne
hnss md amer being exposed to this great test ior nine
So. We opened with perfect ease with the Key ost
S,v rccommepd the HERRING CHAMPION SAFE 70 Any
1Ton in want Of an article that whI esms to oeA SAVE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

noeR,wARp will Be paid any person that can show that
HSRREes PATENT CHAnPION SAFB ever failed 70 presee
enptents In 40 accidental FIRE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

r. HuRREa & Co. Patentees End Manufacturers OF hEK
.. d - CHAMPIoS FIRE BURGLAR fRoor SBxs
~ 81 BroSiwsy corner Of MurrSyst opposite City ha
orb.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-14
COMM TIIltti' TILE Il 4 Is 4. l i !.

/, EyFK since Jenny Lind set the whole
M estern world mud bY. her singing of
Comm thro TIC Rye, Tint arch md
but most unfortunate soug hos
been nraie the subject dc pardties hmm.
lnerable and twistiiieatiops painful 10 con
template. Lately spuie DC our eotefa.
porarics have been Yiciilg with each other
iii the string ot nonsensical parody copl.
mencements of tic same song, which have
finally rolled upt tile following;
nc afeller catch ii III Her cNrrging OF his
wood, Should u feller whale d Teller IL b
Teller couldf Gcrmantossn fsfpfsss. o q
If asbody SPY q body creeping ratlntl
his lot, shouldn't d body trent abodYs to
d load Of shot? avgFsaics Express.
III . body catch holy stealing hia
'told rye, shonldra body kick d body Till
d body.ery ID. Express. 4 N !.
III 4 body see d body tpfcpFiats bis hat,
should i. body kick a body just for doing
thai? StQy .5s IN ii: Ill. .< 5l NJ:
liz n body catch d body stealing Oh liis
chickens, should d body peit d bod j like
tile very nieksnsF-z CYinsge Dem. ga
II d body catch body t.totiHg" oa Ills
goose, should d body Hog d body like The
VERY deuce? IcfRd7l Ca, M
H q body catch i body wffikfng. at hls
wife, should i body with i pistol take q
I i body's lifeg liHaesot and 4 ialts .45.
:s.s TIC d Potter meet d Pryor tllfrsting lol
his tHe,.shQnld d Potter flgA Il d yorwtth
d bowie Knife la ssialllt Press. ..@. /.
I'll d body know d body having many
wives, should q body keeping misses
threaten Mormons lises tai7leTf 81.