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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-09-21
The CfItteRsieta ComPf6fD fse-
Keep IL Before the People

| Keep IL Before the People
The following resolutions passed the
United Ststesa II ouse of Representatives,
February llth, 1861, by nearly unhhi-
nous vote: :Hoi =, ia-i+Ll -.-i- tia 81
Reso7eed, That neither the Federal
Government nor the people or, govern
ments of the non-slsveholdiDg States have
a purpose or a Constitutional right to leg
isiate upon or interfere with slavery in
any of the States of the Union.or5> -
Resolreel, That those persons I'M the
North Who do not subscribe to the fore
guing pr, position are too insignificant in
numbers and influence to excite the Sc
rious attention or alarm Of any portion of
Eihe people of the Republic, and that the
increase Of their Numbers and Influence
does not keep pace. with the increase of
the aggregate ponuation of the Union.
Congress by a vote Z early unanimous,
passed the following resolution, at the ex-
ira session of 1861, which expressed the
voice of these in power and was their
standard of loyalty - 1s.-4 -
THAT the present sdeplorable civil war
has been forced upon the country by the
disuniDnists offthei Southern States, now
in arms against the CONSTITUTIONS Cow
ernment, and in arms around the capitol;
tim this National;efhereency j Congress
banishing all feeling of mere passion aud
resentment, willErecollect only its duty to
the whole country; that this war is not
waged on theirpart in9 any spirit Of ot :
preston or for any purpose of conquest OF
subjugaticn; or purpose of fdoverthrowing
or interfering with the rights or estab-e
lished institutions of those StatesI but to-
defend and maintain the supremacy of
the Constitution, and to preserve the
Unieo, with all the dignity, equality, and
rights of the several! States 9unin paired;
and that as soon as these objects are ac.
eomplishedffhe war ought to eease."7q, o.
THE oRfofNAEI PURPOSE or THE WAR
General ,,lase'}C ,lMase'}CteIlap's, order, August g.
lSo1f says;ou5ag9 10 osTuo9 giadI gsYo I5a
nThe Genera: commanding takes this
occasion to remind the officers and SOL
diers of this srmyi that we are engaged In
supporting the Constitution and laws s6f
the United States and in suppressinere.E
beliieni against their "A adthorityy thatJweI
are not engaged i'm aswnr of arapine, re
venge or sabjugatioB;i that this Is not /
contest against populations; hut against
armed forces and political organizations.
that it is a struggle carried ON within, the
United States, and should be. conducted
By rs npon the highest principles known
70 Christian civilization ban ;59tla1b 4
lyo1aizisneJ .stle1b bns GIooaiI,1 ,1of e1o
lsRsi
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! ltt.t fei: Nc CIellan.


/ "a Com Jes Hooker, the hero of Loekode 1su
Moahtain, is ont for Met GleIlah for Pfssifnos
dent. :.
II Gen. Robert Anderson, of Fort suhstsr; ! q
kcelebfitJy .is warm and enthusidstit5 t5asz
frieIa Of Mcclellan for Presidents bGk ~
-. Gen. Roseerans,. Q brave and true malis 81
has ,,,s99 ayowed his detefnination Io suPp9fs
aIa Wm. 5 Ogden, Of ehicago. State Sen eG
ator of the Repub ieanE party from thlssys
county of Cook, is out for MeClellaa and =
Pendleton. r., = ,..-.5,a. -. sis7fs LIST
Hon. George s. Hilliard, Of Boston, 81
one Of the leading Wings Of New England
has written q letter avowing his deter
mination to vote for Mcclellan. y b1e
Indeed, everybody, but the sheddy ~
contractors and army thieves, seems 10 ,bp ~
for Mcclellan and Pefidlet0n. -
HUzzAH FoR McCLELtAN.-TkS edaAs
husiasm for LiTFLE, Mac throughout The ~
country is uabouhded. There has hesfis.l Z.
nothing like it since 1910 when the peo5,3 =
pie went wild for s"Iippeeanoe and Tyler !
too."> McCieilan's election is as ceftaia
as any future event can be. Lincoln IN gf
already condemned by the people, eandr rbssss
entered it, III disgaiak dstested ans. .abhor-
red as tho gfeatest despot that has lived
since the days Of Nero. t9.I..A'' - INV
- TEE HttoLt tfi4A. = ffe changes fofgoa
Mcclellan, thfougfi6fit the country, arBdz
truly, wouderful. In this. county slopsi 90
We hear Of tenj tnenty ahd eyel, thirty -;
Republicans, In different townships, Whd
have expressed their determinatien 10 Vol y
for Mcclellan, the Uhion iHd Peaee.ts Ac.i
large body Of the rethrned soIdiers, es9srxys
cially those who served under LITTLE.
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effect is likely to be eqaa,ly eleetficFia
every city, town and hamlet iu1the 5eyal
States; and, if its exhibition would be al
'lowed,, in every corps, division, brigade,
and regiment Of Ithsa loyal armiss, apd
among the weary, suffering, patsiet cap.
tives held rs prisoners 6f va by tfie
rebels. .e4sspt I; hr.svlgi
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Valuable Town Properly For
Sale,

TINE undersigned desires to sell as soon as
possible his residence with the Tahnery
and other buildings roS owned and occupied
by him. There are seven lots, situate on
Main Street and extending to third treet,
Ashland. One large Brick dwelling house
small dwelling houses, two plenty ,:f fruit
shrubbe,y, Sc, &c., good *a,er and all the
.cotteniences for a first class residence
4 will sell Together or in parts and iy lots.
For particulars inquire of the undersigned
upon the pi ettises OF Justiss Davis,
- 1fI -i-ieeh HUGH DAVIS.
March DAD 1874 e-.- --...
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b. s. Internal Revenue.
COLLECTORS Notice. =

= Collectors Notice. ~
THE Assessors Duplicate for the Internal
Revenue for The County of Ashland has
been returned to me. All persons Assessed
wiltake notice, and make payment at my
Office, No. l, Town Hall building, in the
town of Ashland, between the 18th day of
July and the 10Th day of August, 1854. The
penalty will be enforced o ter the sxpirati n
Of said time. ~ 75z-F ~ a. s=--- 2
Taxes due for the months of March. April,
May and June, must also be paid.
Revenue stamps fof sale at my office. 81. -
81 u. Is. PARMELY, u9fsfL
gf Deputy Collector,
fge Filth Division 14th Dist.
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.ssU ! I'll ktsAahs clerslanaIItssS tit q
Ar. McHenry,s tAet Impress

On isst sveping1 { u eadayl thin di51in-
\ 9uisheds AmericaG resident abroad, n1elu.
tded-amopg. hise recent travellipe family
1--a few Of our eitikHns ~ his dipner tatiis.
| inst before leaving for Neh Teri, thenee
Ia ssil for Iondon The afisif was. none
4 tha leas pleasalIf ffoi6E if6 7Hf6tfhnlitf7 az
| fhA vssy sb5is stsg IL tie patty prsolisdSd
siything ssyean In bfomtts and busiusss.
ike dinner. One of, the Angler Houss
private dining reone had q gepesonsak.
BE, spread and gathered around Il We no.
ttised, among, Others, Mr., ktonatd, MI.
fiSfset&er, Mr., Robb, Mr. Mann, Mr..
FAfnsSotth. Nh; Sutton Ne. Blakeslee,
Mr. Taylor, Mr.. Leo and AfE 5ofiHsSn:
6f tie Atlantic and Greats N estsra r6ad,
add alsop Anasa Stone yjr,, BishdhE EHapBs.
5dndfy gentlemen Of the press, ,a1d other
private citizens of Cleveland.
The dining hour was sse ven, and tfie
disting gtishsd host is8aid tiof allow the
harmony of the occasion TO. be. broken in
Upon until the last moment needed ID
reach the Lake Shefe- train, 10 that two
hours were happily devoted to the esfer.
taiutnsrit. Of Sotfse the rich viands
wefe ff5pefl9 dissassgd aRd q getiisi H.
tefchange of sentiment were the table ac.
compartment. EzIId 83aQ33
y Mr.. McHenry is . speSimssEhi Of dh Il.
,hericaf of which he sh8tld feel tf6fd.
Re Has attained al 6htiable pfo1inahsl
athohg the EafitaEs6 f London, sad E1-
rope by rare coordination Of bnsineas,
and heaft qualities. aud IN the exercise Of
lis great influence he keeps Up the vartf:
est rSgafd ana lore for lin native Land:
0tef $40 ,O00, 600 Of money. In fI,ia o6s
railfUad enterprise, has received its di..
reetioi thithefwsfd by Mr.. McHeurS:
wh5 Ho~ Has besf Oh tour over owe the see.
iioh Of cointft That has received the di-.
reSt bsheft Of this great outlay. We
know that Mr.. Ne Henry'sa "Trip has bet
added to his lifelong high eStit1Atc dt
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II always keep en- hani lot of the best o
Il Lime and Mortar for Plastering.r Stone
Work. which will sell at the 10 west rates for
the accommodation of the public. 1t is KEEP.
in afobuiIding directly opposite McKanes
Black Smith Shop, on Orange streef. and in
my absence Sir. NcKans ~il attend TO Gus
:oners 1 have also hand large lot of
good, sawed, pine lath 70 sale cheaper than
they can be got elsewhere.
Sl'.f'9'i 2fiH JOSHUA ROWLAND.
Aashland, June %, Ie64---no., 3, tfs Il
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POLITICAL CARICATCRE AO2.
l,s-sa .il tsr OR, ls rf RI
The Millennium Of Aboiitionism

4.tsI.ta s.-l5 ~ Oh, tG rH
The Millennium Of Aboiitionism
lHNHIS PICTURE, the same size as "The
IL Grave fthe Union," is a capital hit up
on the new plank in the Republican platform.
IT represents society as it is TO be in the era
Of "Equality and Fraternity" Sumner is in
Producing strapping .'colored lady" TO the
President A young woran twhite) is being
kissed by big buck pigger, while q lady lee
turer, supposed to be "fhe Inspired Maid" I"
sits upon the knee of q ga Bile brother urging
him 10 come to her lectures, while Greeley in
the very height of ecstatic enjoyment, is eat
ing ice cream with female Afri, an Of mon
strous physique, declaring that society had at
last reached absolute perfection. In The back
ground is o carriage, negroes inside, with
white drivers and footmen; a white servant
girl drawing niger baby, and a newly ar
rived German surveying the whole scene ex-
claims, "Mine Got. vot q guniry Yot Zee
ples."
!, No description can do justice totheI hits
contained in this picture. It holds ..the mir
ror mp TO nature The artist has achieved q;
great success in depicting the practical work
ings OF sMiscegenation," the logical result of
the Equality and Fraternity" doc, rine. =, = >
II ought 10 beigtTseiated far and wide as a
campaign document. 90 s.Is s-sz-e;iI-
Price 25 cents per copy; FIVE copies. 81. elev
en- copies. g, post paid. By express, SIG
pc. hundred.
, Address. giving post office, county and
Stsfe, in full, s BR0MELY q CO.
s,n1w Box eco. EtE York Post ofise
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Motto to Farmers.

HNHE TsFn Council of Ashland are now
II ready to receive fifteen hundred perch of
Nigger-head Stone for paving, for which one
dollar and IN enty five certs perch VIII be
paid. Ho!sand store will be received. Size
from 3 TO SEinchesin diameter. Parties hav
ing stone are referred TO III. Woods or Andrew
Iieltman. Stone wanted immediateiy. -
& By order of the Council, H. WOODS.
O Ashland. April 18.-45tf osnf1e
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n@The oHSons of Liberty aensatiou
seems > to havsa.di suddenly Psopls
thiuk that it is highly ifnpotsant@if,tius
--aud + highly ridicadous1f ff uetn ,sfsG
Even ahe aboliti6hists itaksl itqaiStly:az
{ They think ahat if fAiFallandig ghsaf olAs
got SOC, 900 men as IL is said ks h1S tksr
game il upa They arsaapprebsHsissg bS
cosldvsssIl60A seG' 1sludssesGs ssiRiig
LII - rr.-s..,n IL ~ ,.sdf ia, riur -,
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II HEREBY notify all person that myiuffs,
II FANNYEFiKE, having Elefi imy bed and
board against my consent. and without any
cause or Proyooanon, upon my Epsrt. win
June Is. 1sek2sWE aopaioasfG -
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Administrator,s Notice.

i Notice is hereby gwen thslthe uniersisne
was on the 2I st day ofJuty, 1864. duly apPoin-
ted Administr stor osthe estate eff John Har-
brandt deceased. rni,3IoqrnD
. III Di sHoPBELL.0 .
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N0TtCH.I
In the
bate Court

| ...s..s 80 NO4AN1Ss d. & 80 -sF.is.tf :
| joseph G. Bolles, Admin In the Pro
is,rator Of Sarah Peigh, decd i-y "a
frv =. against brasz bate Court
Lucinda Black and -- ----- ---
Black, her husband, Lewis of Ashland
Cook and, - Cook, bis, E 7szi. era
wife, Elisabeth Mckee, and County,
- Mckee, her husband; -
Moses Cook and Emily his Ohio.
wife, Phete Leslie, and s...1
Leslie her husband, Petition to
John Cook. George Cook, .f.7,5g
Uriah Cook, " ilson Cook, sell
and others who are unknown
heirs of. said Sarah Peigh, Land.
deceased. 80, ..,.,.s...-
r To Lucinda Black and -- Black, hef
husband, Lewis Cook, - Cook, his wife,
Elizabeth Mckee, and - her husband,
Phebe Leslie, and - Leslie her husband,
John Cook. George Cook, Uriah Cook, Wil7on
Cook, aud others,, unknown heirs at law of
Sarah Peigh, decd, you are hereby informed
that on the LIST day OF Sci tember, A. L. 1864,
said Administrators filed his petition in the
Probate Court of said Ashland county, Ohio,
the object and prayer of wh:ch petition is to
obtain an order at the November term of said
Court, on the 7th day of November, 1864, for
the sale of the following Real Estate, of which
the said Sarah Peigh, died seized, situate in
the County of Ashland and State of Ohio, to
wit: Lots number twenty four and seventy
four in the Village of Perrysbur to pay
debts Of said deceased and costs oil Admins
tration. s,-.e
g JOSEPH C. BOLLES. admir-,
i. ii'l pr -''e of Sarah Peigh, decd.
By J. II McCombs, his Atty. ~
Sept. q, 1S64-nl4-4W.
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Mayor of Incorporated village of Ashland
shland. September 6. 1S64-6H
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joseph G. Bolles. Admin
is,rat tor Of Sarah Peigh decd
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IAMeGO ,--
AfT0RNERY and GoulseiIof Of Law, Ash
land Ohio. Once in the Bank building
ever the Hardware Store. y19nf
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s'ulosds 1eoau Ioias ,sl4osg ed, 10 ybod
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By ]. II. McCombs, his Atty.
Sept. q, 1S64-nl4-4W.
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II ! -
y. J. jacobs. J.:Ws n coRD.
J.1COBS Il .n'CO1RI1,n. ! r
AfToRNEfs At Law, ashland, 0hio, will
attend to all pnofessional busin ess intJ u, ed
70 them in ashland, and adjoining counties.
Bounty Ds9eFs back pay and pensions for
soldiers an4 Others entitled thereto, pro-
cured, sad co1Ieclions made with prompt
nsss and sttentirn. !, -
o1kee over the shoe store, on Main Street
opposite the Bank. -.
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Z. 4. KKKkY. r. 81. CAhFBELI
kEs.s.ra&,a.s.MPBELL.
OsDORr q CURTIS,

HAVE formed partnership in The, practice
SfE1w,-and viii attend TO business in their
prpfcFssan IN Ashland and adjoining coun-
tiss; Once in the building heretofore oe-
supied by W. 0sborny on Chsrcn street
JhnS 8, 1854, vl9nf - :, ~ - - ~
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For Sale 1t all Times.

aug. 10, 1sel-nIO
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March 23d. 1864.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-15

PAPER CURREScY.-Senator Sherman, OF
Ohio, in referring to Secretary Fessenden and
the fuaoces, says:
We have reached the limit Of paper money
and will hear 20 more about Inflated currency.
Those among you who viii transact business
on the idea that the currency of the country
is to disappear like the assignats of the French
revolution will surely meet ruin and disaster.
The country can carry Oh the war on the pres
ent basis Of expenditure. without borroTing
from any traitor, croaker or coward, and, al
though the debt that We may impose on pos
terity will be large, very large. yet we must
remember that every ten years doubles our
ability TO pay"
The weekly union record., 1864-10-15
The UNION RECORD.
oRovILLE. SATURDAY. OCTOBER Is.

~HoSoR4BLE PsAcg The California Ex
p.ess, in an editorial on McCleilau's prospects
in which absurd ard ridiculous statements are
made Oh that subject. also says:
Southern papers, IN commenting OF McClel-
lans DominaliOu, as 4 general thing, view It as
step 10 the direction Of peace; ard while
they denouuce Lincoln as a tyraut, al d express
the belief that an honorable peace as long a
be is President IS impossible they are careful
not 10 commit themselves against compromise
and an honorable settlement with The new Ad-
minstration. The tone Of Southern papers Is
clear and emphatic and universally the same
war 10 the knife and for ever, as long as the
issue is the destruction Of their right of self
goverumeat-the right to order and co0trol
their own domestic institutions in their Own
way-but peace, instantly, when these rights
are acknowledged and guaranteed.
After stating that the merchants, bankers
and capitalists" are ali for Mcclellan. ana that
there is no enthusiasm among the people for
Lincoln" (!4 The Express goes en- 10 say:
Il therefore comes down mainly to the ques-
ton of military success, and, though it is GER
tain that the campaign OF Grant IN Virginia
has been the most disastrous of all the great
failures of the war. the country is continually
told, through lying dispatches. that saccess Is
about to crown our efforts and the rebel capital
fall. But the people have been deceived long
enough. They dnd Grant laying comparatively
idle on the james river, while the period within
which active operations can be prosecuted
before Richmond is swiftly passing away. to
be succeeded by rains, mud, mire and return
TO Winter quarters.
If we admit the Express assertion that
Grants campaign has been the greatest fail
ure of the war" we can begin to understand
what the Copperheads mean BY an honorable
peace" OF course, if the rebels view The
matter in this light, their terms of honorable
peace" can only be-the independence Of the
Southern Confederacy, and the right of seces
ion acknowledged-lhe same terms Northern
Copperheads are really working for TO day.
This is what they mean-no more aud no less
by honorable peace"
The weekly union record., 1864-10-15

THE world is coming to an cad in 1865.
Prot Neumayer. of Munich, says SO. He adds
that a comet viii run against the earth and
absorb ii, as one drop Of mercury absorbs an
other Office seekers will be gratiied to learn
that the fusion of the earth and comet will not
take place till near The end Of he year SO that
they may have a little time left to profit by The
coming Presidential election ard The consequent
division Of spos.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-15

Az EPIcRAM.-The following was written
on the occasion Of McClellans reception at
Trenton. New Jersey, after being relieved
Of bis command
Ye Gods How easy public sense vas cheated,
What cheap applause the Jersey welkin shook,
When Little Mac was glorifed and treated,
As he the saddle for the stump forsook.
Pope was the only foe he e'er defeated:
Trenton the only town he ever took
The weekly union record., 1864-10-15

FAcTs AND FIGUREs.-The largest aqaednct
in the world is the Cro,on Aqueduct, in New
York. 1 is 401s miles long. and cost twelve
and a half millions Of dollars.
TIE largest valley in the world Is the valley
OF the Mississippi Il contains 500. 600 square
miles, AID is one of the most fertile regions
of the globe.
The greatest cave in the world is the Nam
moth cave 10 Kentucky, where one can make
a voyage on the waters Of subterranean
river, and catch fish without eyes.
The largest deposits OF anthracite coal in the
world are in PenDsy sylvania-tbe mines of which
supply the market with millions OF tons annu
ally, and appear to be inexhaustible
The greatest natural bridge 10 the world IS
the natural bridge over Cedar Creek in Vir-
gina. Il extends across a chasm so feet 10
width. and 80 feet IN depth, at the bottom
OF which the creek flows.
All these It may be observed. are American
institutions 10 contemplation of them, who
will lot acknowledge that ours is q great
countTy?"
The weekly union record., 1864-10-15

e Two THOUSAND Of the rebel prisoners at
Camp Morton, Indianapolis, it has been ascer-
tanned, are members of the reasonable Demo
cratic secret society known as the Sons Of
Liberty. Il was intended TO release these, TO
help IL the contemplated work of inaugurating
civil war in Indiana.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-15

Nor MUcH TO BEAG AB1vT--lne Cope
bead papers are blowing about tha Loo svi
journal having come out Tor Mcclellan d
Journal supported Belard Everett at Gle ia
election, aud they only carried one state, al
it is dou5,ial il Mcclellan does even hat We
The Journal has always been remarkaals
e-pousiug The unsuccessful side of every gls
ton. aud So il vii. b. in this Instance.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-15

An immense force of contrabaDds has been
emplozed securing the barves's Of the Govern
meut farms near Arlington, under the superIn
tendence Of Col. Green, Chief Quarternaster Of
the Department. It IS estimated that the net
profits from these farms for the present season
will exceed $4,000.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-15

Tbs true terms of peace are, perhaps, most
felicitously expressed il phrase attributed to
President Lincoln: The country viii ask
everything for security nothing fer re7eBge %
The weekly union record., 1864-10-15

THERE are at present four hundred soldiers
at Camp Union, Sacramento The Union says
that, although many are being mustered out Of
service, the new recruits come in so fast that
the aggregate number increases daily. One
company will shortly be sent to MariPo-s.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-15

4 CURIOUS Circumstance occurred, rceen
10 Brusse,s-uams 3. the prosecution o. q 3
tographist bg a gentleman i9- eHh.oi.'rs
Photograph al tine shop door BE said q
owing TO the Circumstance and the ugIiaes.
tie copy Of nature. be lad .1s. a g91i e-a
Of making a rich marriage
The weekly union record., 1864-10-15

WE can, if We will but work. give The vote
of California to Mcclellan, Pe1dieton AID
peace.-Erpress.
Bat you wont work By conaideF4b!s'
The weekly union record., 1864-10-15

INAGISARY D0wNEY-The following. "a.
the Bee, was picked up 10 Wels, Fa-go & GO
Office at Sacramento. On Tuesday. 1t was ct
identity written ou one Of the desks % The Off
by some one who labors nules ihe impressio
that be is the yeriiable J. q. j.:
"SAraAvfSr0. Sept 90
Ny Dear poli,eke iieads
am sorry for 10 bat cannot hI p il , M
decline your nomination i.r know ! c4g1i
wln the odds are against us GfaLt sherman
Sherred5n are wIh oar op0aants 4nd ihc
iogick would beat TIE devAL