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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-16
Douglas Sentiments as Expressed by his Friends

Whenever the government is brought in hos
tile array against me and mime AN FOR DIS
UNION, openly. boldly for Revolution =
W hen that comes, if ever 1t does, DOWN WITH
rHE GovERsnEST.-[A Alex. Il. Stephens-See
Cong. Globe. 3lst Congress, page 1853.
No Court, supreme or inferior. has any right
10 bind any Stale III the last resort. =
1t belongs 10 each State to decide when the
compact is broken, and the mode and measure OF
redreas-1George Z. Pugh at the Charleston
Con yeDtiUn.
War, pessilence, and famine, all combined.
would be preferable TO the deep disgrace of
such a government, and Dts5 SIoS WITH ALL IS
HORRORS, BE QUITE MILD ALTERNATIVE To SUCH
A BLASTING INFAMY.-I Gin. Enquirer of October,
1896, on the election of Fremont.
The RIGHT OF SECESSION MUST BE NATHANIEL
1t Is the last, the only hope of the South
[ Herschel V. johnson.
TaE Charleston va Democrat ha. column
IN It's last issue headed as follows:
"TREASON TREASON
Rank, Foul, Unmltigated, Damuable Treason |!
Stephen Arnold Douglas Selling the
Democratic Party OF the South
to the Black RepU bliean
John Brown Party
at the North.
If the evidence Is complete get out a reoui-
sitlon for him and put him on trial at once. II
may be difficult 10 find him after the 9Th Of
November.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-16
The Question Settled.

The y. Y. Herald, chief organ of the Flu
slon aud AZ mon saving" movement III New
York, and the most persistent and yindictivs
opponent OF the Re publIcan party and It's prin-
ciples, IN rs issue of Monday last-the day
fenn.yIvaHIa yoIed-thus oracularly spoke
The IMPENDING ELECTION AND ITS MoMEsrous
COSsEQUENCEs.-It IL now generally conceded
that The Pennsylvania State election of T. es-
day, the 9th instant, VII, determine the issue
OF the Presidential contest There are but two
parties IN thus local struggie-the Republican
or Peoples party, and the U MON or fusion par
ty-and the battle will be between Curtin the
Republican, and Foster, the Fusion caudIiat
for Governor. Both sides now claim the victo-
fy--the Republicans by from ten 10 twenty
thousand majority, and their opponents by
from i've 10 ten thousand; from which i Will
be perceived that the margin of confidence At
least IS largely the Rep -bicau side
On both sides the overw helnnIns Importance
OF this election of the Governor - fully under
stood, and consequently, ram or shine, the larg-
est vote which the 5 State Will have ever polied
may be expected. Should Curliu be elected
10y a majority exceeding five thousand all hopes
OF turning the popular tide ID the short interval
10 the ON OF November may as well be relin-
pushed, for the election OF Lincoln will be q
sylvauia viii paralyze the conservative Union
movement in New Jersey and New York, and
Lincoln will walk over the course.
We hail the omen and accept the prophecy
n ot Pennsylvania alone, but Ohio and Indiana
have declared for freedOin.-The battle Is ron.
1t only remains for the FREEMEN OF the United
States to record the fact by their votes. in No
vember next. Let no Republican fail to do
his duty
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-16
Cause and Effect

Douglas stumped Vermont and Maine. and
everybody knows the result. He shortly m ,er-
wards visited Pennsy IvanIa aud made dozen
speeches. The Republicans have swept the
state by some 320OO majority a conseuuuce
OF ms abomnable haraugues He made a sn ecb
AT Fort Wayne. the Times and Herald said to
$4,000 Democrats, and the Republicans pained
$50 IN that town, and in the county the 700
Democratic majority to Al. He made a I" ire
meudous speec-. at Indianapolis to 10000
Democrats, as the Times and Herald asserted
and the former 100 fePublIcau majority in Ma
rion swelied into 1870 last Tuesday. Douglas.
went down 10 New Albany, where he made,
another speech, and 10 that Democratic Dis
trlct, always good for , 800 to 4 900 AGAINST the
Republicans has elected a Republican Con
gresham. Lastly he spoke At Laporte few
days before the election. TO 10000 Democrats
rs our Times and Herald neighbor declared
and behold, the county has gwen 600 Repub-
iIcan majority. which Is three times the usual
majority OF our party IN Laporte county. The
Artiui Dodger then made his grand e1ltree into
Chicago, aud made speech which IS good for
an additional 900 to the Republican mooritv
OF Cook county He Is now making speeches
ID Iowa aud " Isconsiu. which will insure both
these States for " Old Abe )" by immense ma
JoritIes. The speeches he has promised to make
Tor Larrabee VIII lay Il. ont as cold as a dc al
mackerel.
We are in hopes that he will inflict his val
uaoie services upon the cent al counties of this
State, for about fortnight before the election,
as 1t viii insure not only bot branches of the
Legislature to the Republicans. but will gain
them two or three Democratic districts for Con-
gress.
The report Is not true that Lincoln has hired
HIM to go around and make speeches but it is
true that the Republican State Committee
could eXpend little money to no better advau-
1age than TO employ him to stump the close and
doubtful Legislative districts in Illinois.-CHi-
cage Press and Tribune
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-16

The HuNEsTEAD.---The Douglasites In
this vicinity claim that their party, with
Mr.. Douglas at its head. are the friends of the
Homestead measure, and when asked why Mr.
Douglas SO often failed 10 vote on the Home
stead Bill when 1t was before the Senate last
winter they tell you he had the cholic, or
throat, OF some other disc rider which pre-
vented his attendance upon the Senate when
those votes were taken. Is it not little SIN
rular that Mr.. Douglas health was so preca-
rlous while that measure was before the Senate
and that just as soon as Congress adlourns he Is
able 10 travel all over the United States, max
ing sometimes or egh. speeches 4 day IN
favor of his claims to the Presidency Who
has heard of Mr. Douglas having attack of
pleuTIsy, cholic, or quInsey since be started in
search Of his mother? This attempt Of the
Democratic party at double horsemanship on
the Homestead question is off the same piece
with their two faces on the slavery question -
II Mr. Douglas a friend 20 the Homestead
measure, why did he, knowing as he did that
that wa. one OF the issues OF the day, desire the
nomination of Mr.. Fitzpatrick on the ticket
With him as Xice President. when he knew
that gentleman wGs one Of tue strongest urpo-
neRts 10 the Homestead bill IN any form, that
could be found IL the Senate. After Mr.. Fitz-
patrick declined, Why did Mr.. Douglas advise
the committee To place Mr.. Johnson in his stead
knowing him 10 be also opposed to the Home
stead measure. if he friendly to TIN. bill?
Was it for any other purpose than TO give his
friends the opportunity Of playing upon harp
Of two strings, or that question. The claim
that the leaders of The Douglas party are friend
ly TO giving homes 10 the poor men of our
country. Is ridiculous as he idea that he Is
opposed TO the extension of slavery when he
says he dol'l care whether it is voted up or
voted down in the territories
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-16
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE

hat while Douglas. the Democra tic cam
didate for President, claims to be in favor
ct letting the people of the territories regu-
late their domestic matters in their own way
H. V. Johnson, their candidate for Vice
President, declares in a speech made at
Rome, Ga, a few days ago:
Il believe it is the right of the South to
demand and the duty of Congress to extend
protection to persons and property of every
KIND Clncluding slavery In the Terltorie s
during their territorial state, This is 10 new
opinion. | advocated the doctrine as far
back as lSfS In the Senate of the United
States. If you have any curiosity to see
the argument. | refer you to my speech on
the Oregon bill, delivered July 9Th of that
year: and reported the Congressional Globe
How unjust, therefore, are the insinuations
that they are IN favor of "Squatter Soverei gn-
~ who happen not TO agree with the sece-
ders FROM the Charleston Convention | re-
pei TIE inslnuatl1n so far as i, may be inten-
ded 10 apply 10 me, come from what Quarter
u may, and plead my own record in vindi-
cation.
hEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Douglas, few days ago, disclosed
to the people Of PennSy lvauia that he was
not only IN favor of a revenue tariff, but that
he was IN favor Of a protective tariff; while
on the / st of March, 1855, in the United
States Senate, tie uttered these words:
Il am for the retucti IN of the tariff to a
strict revenue standard. | am a free trade
man to the fullest extent that we can carry
It. and at the same time collect money en,uoh
to defrly the expenses Of the Government
In other words, L am for no other kind or
tariff than revenue tariff.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That II. V johnson, candidate for Vice
President on the Dememocratic ticket, de-
clared IN speech made in Philadelphia. in
1902; that "capiial must own labor" virtu-
ally declaring that the poor laborinr man
ought TO be owned, soul and body, by the
rich.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Douglas, the Democratic candidate
for the Presidency, lodged every issue of
importance 10 the American people which
came before the United States last Winner.
thereby showing himself political dodger,
an unworthy the confidence of an intelli-
gent people
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That the Democracy, in The last four wears.
have drd ned full Treasury, and accumula-
ted National debt Of 500, 600, 900, which
will have to be paid by the people.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That II has been shown by the Covode
commIttee, that the peoples money was ia
ken out OF the National Treasury by the
Democratic party, to corrupt elections. and
brbe the peoples Representative in Con
gress and all to advance the extension of
Slavery.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-16
Moral Courage.

The greatest exhibition Of "moral courage"
which We have lately heard ofIs in a resolution
OF Breckenridge meeting recently held at
Stephen 5 Point, endorsing tie Admin lstratlou
OF larnes buchanan as sound slatesm2alIke,
ho est, faithful, patriotic and Democratic. " The
mo or OF the resolution, 1t Is true, has been
well paid for toad eating, but he shows a hard
er check IN this than has before been EXHIBIT
cd IN any pubic meeting. 1t takes a Yankee
70 eat dirt when there IS any money IN it
The Southern fire eater would scorn TO thus
publicly en- dorse The man they have used as a
tool. Senator Ioom &. 10 4 remark of ours as
socIating the President with Southern Senators
emPhaucally replIed-"Sir there is no gentle
man South of Mason and DlXons line but re-
CARDS buchanan Is id old mIscreant.' When
Administration Senators, who have the best
means OF forming COZ ect conclusions thus sp ak
OF the man, Low gratifying TO him must be the
endorsement of ms poor little hirelIug pimps AT
this extreme end OF The Union It!rdukce
Peoples Press.
The 9bove extract from the Peoples Press IS
one Of the ''greatest exhibitions of Moral Cour-
age we have seen for the season While Nr
Brown. the editor stigmatize. the mover of the
resolution endorsing the Administration of
James BUcharan as dirt eater" and paid
"hIrlIng pImp," he at the same time supports,
and has at the head of his paper as a candidate
tn chose for him = President of the Uuited
States the name Of CHARLES DUSS, the man
who pronounced, n his speech IN this place q
short time since che Administration Of James
Buchanan IA sound, statesman ike, honest,
iaiihfGl. patriotic and Democratic" and then
declared that those who now deuounce it as
does Nr. Brown, would in after years acknowl-
edge 1t to have been all he had claimed for it.
Surely their IS more than one way Of exhibit
ing moral courage" and Mr. Brown possesses
large share Of that quality.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-16

OLD ABE GoING TO SPEAk.-As Messrs Breck-
lnudge and Douglas have taken the stump, Mr.
Lincoln's friends have concluded to make an
appointment for him. He viii address his fell
Iow-citizens, of all parties, from the east port-
co OF the Capital at Washington City, on the
Attn day of March next at one o'clock, z. NJ
All invited to attend.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-16
MARBLE WORKS,
Encourage Home Manufacture.

tE subscriber respectfully informs the citizenst of
Mineral Point and vicinity, that he l. prepared to
execute ali kinds Of plain and ornamental Monuments,
ionnes Grave Stones etc. from Vermont and othe
bic, Al his shop on High street. Mineral Point.
FRANCIS MHNTE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-16
Our Relations with MeXiO.


WAsHNGToy, Oct. II.
As much interest has been occasioned by
late events at era Cruz IN connection with the
movements OF the Spanish fleet, the result of
In tulrles at proper sources warrant the asser-
ton that .here Is not the slightest foundation
for the - atement widely published that Capt.
Jarvis Inferfered IN the affair which took place
some wees ago between the Captain OF The
Spanish brig Berenguela and the Juarez Gov
ernneut- Nor did Capt. Jarvis send note to
the Spa niSh Commodore cUndeHaIng his course
nor act IN any other disappearing manney.-
The relations between these officers were OF the
lltIcal questions, and Major Ancaraga, when
coming 10 y ew Orleans, was Callautly treat
ed That be expressed himself IN most cOmplI-
mentary terms towards the officers Of our navy.
1t Is further reliably ascertained that the action
OF tie Spanish Commodore was Suspended and
the fleet withdraw To Havana in consequence
OF pressing representations Of Spanish subjects
IN Vera Cruz through the French consul, acting
Spanish consul 10 the Captain General of Cuba
The commandment they stated would not only
destroy much Of their property, but peril their
lives. No further hustIlIties will be made IN
the absence of advices from Madrid. 1t is also
known that the commander Of our Gulf squad
ron IS not left 10 his own discretion, but that
he will act under the advice of Minister Nc
Lane, III the event Of the bombardment of Vera
Cruz by the Spanish. and extend all pess bic
protection to American persons and property
Including the landing of marines a; Vera Cruz
Tor that purpose.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-16

In the town of Willow Springs. Lafayette county, on
the 10Th inst, Mr. JOHN JOHNSON aged about GO years
in this city, Thursday the IIth inst GILBERT son
Of VILLIAM and Julia HUxsERT aged about years,
seven and a half months
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-16
STRAIED OR STOLEN.

'Fon the subscriber, living in the city of Mineral
j. Potat, some time last Jnne dark red COW, three
old, red and white mixed between the Horns
in one year-cont recollect which ANY person who
will return SAID COW, will receive reward OF IS.
K. R0ySTON.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-16

NEGRO man. belonging to a Mr.. CockeriIl
IN Cooper county, Mo, after having received
sever caetIgatIon iron his master, deli berately
choked himself to death by swallowing de-
tsched pieces Of / 5 shirt.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-16

THE UP- RIVER MAL,-We learn from J. r.
Jones Esq. the Secretary of the Gaena, Du-
buque, DunleIth and Minnesota Packet Co.
that the mail line from this city up the Mis-
sIssIppl has been re-established. We are glad
to know that the rumor to that effec, is con-
tirmed by the fact. There Is no mail service
more important than this, and noLe the want of
which has been more seriously felt.-Galena
Advertiser
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-16
TAKEN Up.

DY the subscriber, in the &c OF Linden, red
OK from four to six years old, the right horn lit
tie d-oppng- No further marks noted either natural
artificial. SAID has been aboatimy preices
July last The viii please call, prove property,
pay charges and taks him away.
Linden, Oct 18th ls5e.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-16

tbs Springfield Ners perpe'rates the follow
ing clever political pun
The Cham OF American Presidents Is not yet
complete-ihe Republicans propose TO add a
i;rt ora LNCCLs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-16
MARRIED
bIED-

By y GREENE on the Oh Of Oct, 1860, SAMUEL JAckA
to MAMIE ARGALL, both Of Mineral Point Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-16
HIGHLAND CITY INSTITUTE.

THE WINTER TERM Oft Is Institute VII eoTnHen''
Tuesday, October ID, 1860.
The Principal IS assisted BY teachers Of -Sih's -
merit Miss j.. VAIL. who mences her 49, t,-
the iDs titute with this term, graduated a. ts
kee College last year and has already Tor
good reputa ion : teacher. Miss ;. J. 80 ~
who with this term, her place as tiou.
Music is well known lady Of superior gnal4'
for her department. ais
Board, IN the Boarding House, is furnished -, fght
per this includes BED and Room, 5uI ""
and fuel. 392w ). SlLSB1, FTtn.f---
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-16


LIST OF TIERS
ID EMATNING in the Post Office 8. Mineral Point foI
IL, the quarter ending October 1st 2s66.
Anderson, George MoIIoy Dan
Bone, John Aehon, Pat
Brss, Richard Moore. y w
B<-iiars, Miss Opsha AcGonigaI. R
curry, Henry p. McWiili3Ius. John
Cole, Amos NeNaney. John
Corfu. Mrs. Ca.harine McIheuin, Andrew
CamPbeA- G. hcCloskey \ Rowan,
Cutting, MISS Almira Noves Roswell K
Carr, Stephen Nichols, Augustus
Gle Tnmi us & williams, 0'Niel, Charles Z
Casserly John Parish, VIM
CEispy, Mrs Mary Parker. "
Chds l. ". Petherick, John
Clarke, John G. Perkins, Lawson "
Collins Samuel Philips Frnnz Nicholas
Cole, John Reynolds. John
Dmkiu, Thomas Reed. Miss lydia 4
Darralt, Daniel H Rogers, Matthew
Fuliyrd, Thomas Raymond, Charles
Fry, c. J. Rowland, VIM
Fray, A h Spencer, " Z
Finley, Mike Spicer, W s Co
Gemon, George Smith, Miss Lucy
Gouletle, Leonard Smith, James 81
Hale J Thomas Jane =
Hulbut Walter Trevitt Charles
Hance, W r Trout Jacob G
Henry, A G. Test Peter
lleiinbolt, Clark. Wilson, John
Julian, Mrs Asry Ann Wilson, f
jerks VI W WiIson George
Jronmunger. william Watts II
King, Margaret Williams W
kennedy, IL Williams, Mrs A Y
La95. AbraTn Watson. Mrs Eliza
Iawrie, Joe Wells, Rev. WI
Miles, q w
German Letters.
Brummer, Kasper LIKE, Louis Cists
Foesbzen, Johanna Nul~hauTn George
Finkemeier, III urich Ruuzkal johanna
Fry, Phillip kothenback. John
Persons calling the above letters will please ga,
they Advertised
STEPHEN TIL OMAs, P NJ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-16
October Election-The Result and Eject.

The result of the election in Pennsylva-
MIA Ohio, and Indiana, on the 9th inst, are
far more favorable to the Republican cause
than was looked for by the most sanguine of
that party. la Pennsylvania, the most en-
thusiastic predicted Republican majority of
from ten to fifteen thousand. while the DOUG
las men believed, or pretended TO believe,
the Democrats would elect their State ticket
by troM five to ten thousand None looked
Tor the overwhelming majority of more than
$4,000, which has been given for Curtain,
the Republican candidate for Governor. His
opponent, Mr.. Foster, was a very popular
man, and secured the united support Of all
who desired the defeat of ABRAHAM LINCOLN
in November. The election in Pennsvlva-
MA was considered by all parties as the in
dex TO the result in November, and the
friends of Lincoln and Hanlin, fought man
fully for the election of Curtain, while the
Bel men, Douglas men, Breckenridge men,
and all others opposed to Lincoln laboTed as
hard for his defeat. The result is one of
the greatest Rel Iblcan victories, ever
achieved in the United States
In Ohio, too, the victory Is equally deci-
sive, though not as unexpected
Indiana, State claimed by the Democrats
and looked upon as among the most doubt
fu by the Republicans, was looked to with
much interest. I hat State too, has exceed
ed the expectations ofall. The Republicans
hoped 70 carry it by small majority. but
few looked for the 5000 which she has
given for the cause Of justice, humanity and
truth.
If any doubts have heretofore existed as to
the result Of the coming Presidential cleo
ton, We think those doubts must have been
removed by the result of the elections on the
9th. No man who has any claim to place
outside luuatc asylum, can say with truth
that he doubts the election of ABRAHAM
Lincoln to the Presidency by the people,
on the 9th of November next. Just a. sure
IS JANIS BUcHerAN reti~es from the Presi-
dental chair on the 4th of March next. Just
50 sure will ABRAHAM LINcoLN be the next
President Of the United States. There is no
use in attempting to disbelieve this inevila-
Bile result. Not even STEPHEN A. DoUGLAs
himself, can be 50 blind by his strangely in
fatuaied belief in his own popularity, to
doubt the result.
he cry Of disunion viii now become the
watch word ofiLe opponents Of Mr.. LINCOLN;
but il viii not avail them. Mr.. LINCOLN is
no fanatic or disunionist. He is known to
be a lover Of his country-of the Union. and
to possess the nerve and determination 10
pr, serve It at all hazards. After one year Of
his Administration. The Union will be more
firmly cemented than ever before. Let the
people rejoice in the prospect before them.
- One of the main Arguments of the advo
Gates OF Douglas Squatter Sovereignty at this
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-16
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,

That II. V Johnson, candidate for Vice
President on the Dememocratc ticket, de-
clared IN speech made in Philadelphia, in
1882; that ''capilal must own labor vlrtu
ally declaring that the poor Iaborinr man
ought TO be owned, soul and body, by the
rich.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-16

That Douglas, the Democratic candidate
for the Presidency, lodged every issue of
Importance 10 the American people which
came before the United States last Winter.
thereby showing himself political dodger,
an unworthy the confidence of an iutelli-
gent peop.e.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-16
APPLIES,

4 Ii who Wish choice varetss OF apples by the bar
n rel or at retail; will certainly go n. NJ W HEE-
LEZS, where all kinds of Groceries we'll apples
al sold at the lowest marx.
M
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-16

If the evidence Is complete, get out a reoui-
sitlon for him and put him on trial at once. 1t
may be difficult to lind him after tho 9Th OF
\ oyember.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-08

s.oa. -la Eopl1 not v0's g by it rilhous era
ie4-ning fhai ihs people aaas -
q, l.ss-sF reulrta b. Iaasrs. Bennett Ees.
Tie House agreed \, se..n.,.i..- ~ 81. -
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o1e,- z. s's Leyislsiars II pIsci.eabls.
nc tLoAliI novsd to lay isis rrs5iutisn "a
no tAoir
me ~ tlen vas asresi to 81 7sss s.. aavs s.
Ar. WILLIAMS Or H'ekmtu. 5snsr7sf 81 .--a-s
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-, nays s. Us ioiloWss
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Roberts 53Eel Waite % Dsrdson. Wbansre.
Williams, Of Hickman W,sss sol S.s,ss- VS..
throue-s9
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Gillespie, G1raaa Grs.ae H4gr8n I.aas. Johnson.
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q Claiborne, Norris. Nsrahi-. Nirnsn. Resell.
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