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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-04-28

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President q the road N,hirt epiuec.s Eu-
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-04-28

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SehAssier uili open 3 harslEzre. leather, e.
store, IN the Oraa8rE Bniiaing, IA the room
oeeuPlee By CAilsghaa 1 Son, this civ. abou,
the fni3dls &c nexs moufh-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-04-28

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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-04-28

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hHrs reutsa mills IN BEl6mu-s. md wi
move there soon The riin raeEisd hr fbsrr
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ten EDuuahE me NsssrE Ls,Er run "a. abere
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-04-28

NnEE n zhe Gnes.nu ail urf bslI,Es, IN
tht BatfuHzu < airr Baiirna6. began hsa
WssssE, Ea6 WI be continued uusl ss1uaal
thousand runs a. a-f an taken uut
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-04-28

M !Annr = EuI4- uasr F'ibsy CrHsE,
We isl-I.. Il extensively snunEed n riig rinrk-
at hHsineaE Els saaak sauslszs 81 llHrE
EirHhnl- Wine. Buff and HE-erldzt lae.tuis.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12
The No. - Deer Hunt.
Communicated ]


Thinking that it NAV he Of some interest
70 your sport loving readers, | Will give
y0U an account Oi "a hunt that came oil on
NJ. ; Island, the lst and ~ OF this month.
On the morning Of the lst, a party OF eight
or ten gentleman met by appointment, on
tie Island, tor the purpose OF having an cid
flShIUucd deer hunt. We had three packs
q hounds Campbeil's, Reaches and Brig
@nce's, in all about II doss,-iine dogs
eager tor the sport, were the hunters We
reached the Island about 5 in the morning,
and 1t once entered the woods. Hunters
and Horses had hardly time to get we'll
started before the cheering cry OF the hounds
vas heard, and soon the whole pack made
music, such Il only the lovers OF the chase
can understand and appreciate. That WIS
the beginning OF the chase long 10 be re-
enlbered bv the participants. Here began
general stampede Of men and horses, over
fallen tlmbers, through cane ten feet high,
nterspersed thickly with all sorts of brush,
common TO the Mississippi bottom in all Its
native wlldness, and the cane and under
brush well .-held together by bryars and
grapevlnes, but all made no sort of differ
ence to the ager hunters, who followed the
chase in utter disregard of clothing and
scratched faces, around the Island, pell NELL
heller SHELTER, and not much regard Tor the
hnumOst. FROM the head TO the loot OF
the Island it is some . or 10 miles. 1t was
trying 10 all, dogs, horses and hunters. In
TACT 1t was hot for the deer, so hot that it
WAS compelled to cross the chute from the
Island TO the main shore, on the Kentucky
side. After a most exciting race OF or 7
miles, 1t was finally brought to bay and &C
tually pulS1 down by the dogs in a corn
held. Ii was noble buck, with antlers
feet long, With ten points, and weighing 300
pounds. This we take to be somewhat OF a
chase. To run down and capture full
grown buck in run of 8 to hours, in his
native wood, in al his strength and vigor.
with IA dogs is a feat to brag of, and Is 4
somewhat different affair to the chase re
ported in the Turf, Field and Farm, short
TIME since.
As may be supposed, hunters, horses and
hounds, were pretty we'll wound up, and all
hands proceeded to the hospitable residence
q our genial companion and friend, the
Hon. Henry Campbell, where we spent an
agreeable evening, had a good nights rest
being in good trim, we again repaired to the
Island Tor our second days hunt We were
now joined by Mr.. B Wilson and his dogs,
which increased our pack to Is. We again
entered the woods, and soon had the game
aiOot This exciting and pleasant chase,
resulted in bringing too fine deer to bay,
and running two more across the river and
into the StsAe OF Missouri. In the evening
our pleasant company separated, with
promise to renew our hunt on the next good
opportunity. X. {. p, Jr.
State Line, Oct. Z, 1877.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12

The mad ride into Mexico vi Lieut.
bnllis, ordered aud saneiioued by the
commanding officer Vi the Departments
OF Texas, has already resulted ia blood
shed, aud may prove the signal for
more 1arlike operations. Tue Tumnr-
OF Bulls : fate are vague and uucsr-
tam; hat il is admitted thar hi hostile
Reconnaissance was checked Oh the
banks OF the Pecos. where mixed forces
Ut MeKicans aud IudiauS l. hicted on
him severe loss 1t is further repor-
ted that seven companies Of cavalry
With rwo CARING guns have crossed
ne Ri" Grande 10 support or aveugr
hun. No doubt there will be work
now FIR the ten thousand Texan rau
gers whome Gov. Hubbard nessen
ger TO Washington promised to the
Hayes Administration last week. I
kio Pecos, near which Bulli.'s 6sht
Is reported TO have occurred, empties
IutO the Rio Grnnde alta paiut not
tar from due west Of San Antonio
We may expect that reeulorcements
will be seat TO him from For
Clark, if necessary; but should the
retreat of Bulls be cut If. the
anneNlinni~f> aud their Administrator
confederate, viii. no doubt, cry out
that war exists by the act VI Mexico"
What adds To the Iuiquity 81 this
outrageous violation OF Mexican soil
i The fact that. Geus. Canales aud
TrevinO having both resigned on &C
count OF the local iudignaton and
excitement produced by our acts Of
tnrcihie extra diti"n. the whole Of the
right bank OF the Rio Grande i Just
now ia state q COMMUNION aud alu.os,
81 anarchy II l. This moment thar
has been chosen for sending our
c.yalry and Calling guns into the
disturbed region While the state
Department at Washington i fresh
from the confessions that President
Diaz is doing his utmost TO carry out
the present extradilion treaty. aud
that he Is willing TO make new aud
more stringent Que, while it ackuuwlrd
yes thSt the Mexican Government j.
doing It's utmost 10 perform lis iuierna
tioual obligations a column Of horse
men is cent TO ride far aud wide on
Mexican soil, and to force the Mexican
people 10 choice between war aud
dishUuOr.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12
lH.hCEsR al.

A. the residence OF the brides father, Mr.
I W. Stephens. in this county, Wednesday
evening the lOth inst. BY Elder K. y.
Beauchamp, Ma. Thomas " FRENcH and
Miss EM1IA B. SrEPHENs
l he groom is one OF the kindest, nob.est
hearted men, We ever knew, and has won
ono Of the most lovely and accomplished
daughters of Fulton. Earth has no joys
Heaven no blessing, we do not wish shower
edupon them in richest proiu-ion. There
il no good wish that does not freely and
heartily go out 10 them.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12

In less than two weeks the French
elections for Deputies to the National
Assembly vii! AXE place, anu it will
he known whether France, largely
Republican, will be sui 'cted to the
repreSSive measures OF the MOnarchlSt>
aud Imperiaists. backed by the army
aud the Influence Of the Church, or
will carry out the experiment OF a
third Republic 10 progress with grail
tying success since the Franco Rus
Siau war.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12
why Esutid the Missi>>iPpi

x.eNee.
It Is true Chicago i not dependent
ou the Mississippi. for hes water
'oute 10 he Fast. besides her MINER
Gus railway; bnt Chicago rrpte~ent>
a very small interest beside the
Interests Of the Mississippi Valley.
That euterpri-ing city has secured
breakwaters aud piers, paid tor out
Of the Treasury. 20 keep the water from
lnjpring vessels aud other private
81 op-rty. but the Tribune insists that
while II J. we'll go protect these 'pri
vale interests la the North. il Is very
sectional to suggest that millions OF
dollars worth of productive property
along the Mississippi shall have
protection from destruction by Inunda-
lion. II breakwater- are necessary on
Lake Michigan, Lake SUPERIOR aud
Lake Erie. brelkwatcrs are more
necessary 10 beat back the persi>teu'
waters OF the great Mississippi. And
as these treakwaters are constructed
by the Government on the Northern
/ kes. the opponents OF Southern
internal improvements will find it very
to couirre up an argument 10 /
show that individuals should construct I
the same kind OF works on the Low r |
Mississippi river. Il is we,s to remem-
Der, too. that the entire amount Of
a ppropriatious for the improvemeut.of T
the Mississippi river through it, whole /.
length, has been less than IS 600 uhu. +
" lille Republican Congresses. in 1852
and 1864 handed over $50 900 600 to
halfa dozen railroads 4 river which /
controls the direction Of our internal
commerce, as the ST. Paul Pioneer /
Press expresses it, i, in every sense of
the word a national highway, and /
should receive the attention Of ma
tioual highway.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12

Il i not the personal intelligence
Of the New York Herald, but th.
yxtraordluery editor Of the Uuiuh
City CTeuu Herald, who says: Haye,
lP4es.deDtj u the L States has on,
arm only. while he has re ached the
zenith oil y american glory, aud while
he met the dangers OF the battle field
to disaTm him at our will, he has proven
to be d friend to his cue mics and
worthy Of being called cha mpion IL
Odd fellowship. He Is beyond doubt
friend OF king DAVID uud reports the
dangers Of a bad government when the
arrows light in the pow q OF his master
having learned to meet danger for d
friend at he risk of his arm aud lie
while others have a-plreu 10 the snme
principle Of fame a. a ginIet point
stuck in paper collar Tor rule or ruin
to returning boards"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12

Americans are particularly subject 10
this disease and i,s effects, such as Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Cos
tIveuess. Heart burn, Water brash, CON
ing up Of the food, coated torgue. disa
greeabie taste in the mouth, palpiiatiou
OF the Heart AMI all diseases OF the Siom
ach and Liver. Two doses Of GREEN 5
AUGUST FLOWER will relieve you 40 once.
aud there positively J. not "A case in the
United States ~ will not cure. II you
doubt this 20 10 your Druggist BrcK n
CuwGtLL and get sample Bottle for IN
cents and try it. Reg uiar s.ze 80 cents
Iuny -.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12

Niles G Parker says it is singular
that ia spite of the dam mug charges
aqaint chamberlain .'he can occupy a
high social position and deliver moral
addresses to delighted country au-
diences 1t is not so singular when
one considers that Babcock, Belknap
and other similar ornaments of the
Republican party are at large. Even
Z,ch Chandler has taken TO deliver
ing agricultural addresses.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12

Kentucky will soon be the oil field
Of this country, II i estimated tn 4.
in Pennsylvania aud West Virginia
they have already dug as many as
30 600 oil wells. al an expense
Of Sla2 600 600 and tina, these wells
have WELDED SO .nOO, 900 barrels Of oil,
worth 800 600 900 at the seaboard
The great fields in which these wells
have heen bored are hecaming ex-
hau-ted. and the flow Of oil is decreaS-
ing with great rapidity. Kentucky il
known to have immense deposits in
two sections. and the attention ot
capitalists l. being drawn this way.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12
SIS NNI,ereaIlnmts.

Tom Burgess was sent from Hick
man county, i'll this State. TO the Frank
fort peDitentiary for two years for
stealing a horse He had not served
more than half his time when he made
his escape. He turned up next in
the region of Nashville, where he
captured a horse and buggy. aud being
Glossy pursued he stripped the harness
off the horse and leaving the buggy
behind, turned bareback rider and got
away Shortly afterwards he was
arrested near Union City, Tenn, and
the Kentucky authorities notified, but
the Tennessee authorities took charge
of him and he was tried, convicted and
sentenced TO five years Imprisonment
in the Nashville penitentiary After
he serves ont his time in Tennessee
he will probably be turned over to the
Frankfort institution to flush hi~
education. Burgess figured herea-
bouts for awhile, and is we'll known to
the officials throughout the Purchase.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12

The Liherian emi.rntion movement
has begun in Louisiana The New
Orleans Democrat says of it: An i'm
preston preva Is that this emigration
scheme l. another political dodge, got
ten mp ~ designing Republicans to
create di-sutis' action among the ne.
groe- and the fact that the move was
first made in the parishes confirms thai
belief The letters from The parl>hes
state that those who are advocating
the move there try TO convince the
negroes that. a. the Democratic party
is in power, they will again be sold
into slavery aud other equally ridieu
lous aud malicious Ial>ehoods are being
circulated
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12
4lrW advertisements.
Farm for Sale.

A S fine farm rs there is in Fulton
"A county, containing about go acres
-2l5 ia tirc state OF cuitivatiOn--the
balance in woods lots This farm is we'll
situated, fronts Shuck and Dresden roads
about miles from HEX man. is well adap-
ted TO Stock Raising, having never-fail-
ing wafer running through the entire
length OF the farm. aud accessible TO
every field, besides two good wells. II is.
also. well adapted TO Wheat, Corn. and
all the grasses Of this climate Twelve
acres in best selected Apples, just comm g
into bearing. about 100 Peach trees all Of
the best variety; 50 Pear trees, Cherries,
Plums, and Apricots, Raspberriss, Goose
berries. and Grapes.
A COOL dwelling house-with 6 rooms.
2 houses for tenants. meat house, stock
barn. hay shed, hay press. etc.
Terms made easy. For further infor-
nation. sddress. j. II. SIMMONS.
octl2F% HICKMAN, KY
p S.-Would exchange for n small
farm
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12
Prescriptions.

X EFT your prescriptions filed and med
II icines at Holcombes Drug Store-he
has had more than % years experience
in the drug business,
10 regard to Judge Lindsay's views
on the great issue of the day-the
fuAncisl question-we are not au
thurized to speak; but we will say,
that We know him we'll
enough to say that he is opposed to
the resumption act and favors the
greenback Princeton Banner.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12

There is every prospect for a lively
time when congress meets. The ad-
mission Of the new senators, the speak
ership and organization of the house,
the question of confirming Hayes
appointments, the threatened investiga
ton into the Louisiana and South
Carolina electoral votes, and the sub
sidy of the Texas and Pacific and APP
proportions for the leveeing of The
Mississippi, promise work enough TO
merge the extra and regular sessions
and proloug the latter into summer
of 1873.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12
Commercial.
HICKMAN COURTER OFYTCE.
Friday Get lher u 1917

HICKMAN COURIER OFYTCE.
Friday, October 70 1877.
ALPLES-Boxes, 25o to 4Oc; 9barrels,
81 90 TO 81 rs.
CORN-4Oc Ear 4Oc per bushel.
COTTON-9alGIc
NEW HEAT-sot to 81 90.
MEAL-From wagons 500
BEESwAX 81. p ID.
hides, green, Sc.
- dry sailed salno.
" dry flint l0al3c.
WOOL-30 10 375c per ID tub washed.
FEATHERS r n S5a50c prime.
GENSING--75caSl 90 per pound.
TALLnW, per ID SC.
RUTTER-Fresh, Is TO poe per III.
POULTRY, ETC-ioung Chickens,
u 81 per dozen. Old FROM 5Oa2 -.
EGGS-Sc. per dozen.
STAVES-Pipes, S4SaS72 per IN.
othy-choice-S5 90.
at present.
BARRELs-AppIe. 40 Ct; Flour, 45cts;
Moiasses, - 90; Molasses kegs, 10 gal :,
90ct =. Molasses kegs jgal's, 70ct~D Wits
Ky kegs. 10 gals $40 Whisky kegs y
GROCERIES.
BA2ON-Sides lAl2o n
Shoulders 7aSc.
Hams Is 10 TO
CHEESE. per ID. is. Isa2O c.
COFFEE. Rio, 22a25c
CRACKERS. p III. 7(f9c.
COALOIL. = gallon 25a30o
CANDLES. Star, isd %.
FLOUR 50 01lGs o.
MOLASSES-per Dbl 5Oa60, hlf bills Goa
10 cents
LARD OIL, 2 gallon, 81 %
LARD--12lc. 2 ID
GUNPOWDER r kee :. so.
BLASTING POEDER. 5 80.
SODA-By the keg u p 10.
Saskatchewan, JslI4c; Hard I2IaIIc.
SHOT, per bag, 80.
STONEWA RE g gallon, 10 to II 1874
TOBACCO. Manufae'd per 10 80 a ii.
SALT-By car load, bushel 81 6,E
Of retail z %. $50 lbs, barrel by car load
81 Bora 81 40; by retail 81 80 =
HARDWARE, ETC.
CASTINGS, z 10, 4a5c.
ICON, bar size, &c.
PLUW STEEL, G4c.
PLUW STEEL WINGS, &c.
IRON AXLES. &c.
NAILS--S3 - rates.
HORSE SHOE NAlLS-2O61,3o, n III
STEEL Cast. VI. ; A., 2Oa25c.
STEEL FLOWS, S,aI2s.
HUBS. l 25a2 - per sett.
FLOW -Hertweck, Baltzer & Knoerr.
Steel Plows, No. l, st 90. No, 2, %;
No. 3, IS 81; No. 1, 90.
Baitzers Patent one horse Plow ST. 90
extra pillow MOUNDS - 20 each. Cotton
scrapers same.
Powell & Bro, from various factories
One horse plows, 50 90 to So 90. Two
horse plows 50 Oh TO Sl6 90.
SUNDRiES
BAGGING-l0al4c per yard.
ROPE-Machine l5a2Oc
TIES-5aIc.
LEATHER, kip skins 81 5oas so.
sole, per ID. 30 45c.
upper side, 50a5 90.
PRINTS TO SC.
JEANS, per yard, 20a60.
LINSEY, per yard, l5a35o.
COTTON YARNS, p dozen, IOG,I5o.
WASH BOAkLo Ter doz, 81 25s2 -
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12

WE welcome the LEADER, the new May
field paper, published by Murrell s Watson
I Is a glol pIp.r and W. wish it success
Ii it WIS a poor one our wish would be the
same, i5r we like both gentlemen. 1t is the
third paper for the village of Mayheld,
which is a little crowded, but then-there's
always room on top. Some have insinuat
ed that the Leader was started as the per
sonal organ Of congressional aspirant, but
We don't think Silas Murrell made of that
kind o stuff. In fact, he has never lived
in Paducah!
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12

\ Marshall county mau wa- q victim
Of IA brace game ar Tie Puducah IaIr
lie put W SOL ito ST thar he conio
upru curcus knIie. The o ihei
.e.lJw he'd The stakes, bat A. % on,
held the other ieuUS The stakes al,
gone.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12

Memphis Appeal: General N B
Forrest returned yesterday, and is at
the residence of his brother, Colonel
Jesse Forrest. General Forrest.
though weak, is much improved, aud
will rapidly reeuperate.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12

Confidence ia the ability of al,
Ru->iaU forces TO achieve all ultimate
victory l. srIil maiuiaiued. hui Turkish
pr"mpiuess aud vaiOr shows up better
,hau most people III this oguuly
thought il would.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12
DEST wITTENBURG FLOUR, At
ID aug24 JOHN WIrTlNG'S-
MedIcaI convention Rf ETICk-
man. Ry


maD.Ky
The attention of the Medical
Profession OF Western Kentucky,
Western Tennessee. Southeast Missouri
aud Sou,hern Illinois is respectfully
called he appointed meeting OF the
Southwestern Kentucky Medical A.
sociation, which is TO convene at
Hickman, Fulton county. Ky. on
Wednesday, November Z, 1877, to
continue in session for two days
7 he Association does not coufne IT,
membership 10 any particular State
but all physicians who are regularly
aud honorably engaged ia the pursuit
# rational aud scientific medicine
and surgery are earnestly invited to
he present on the coming occasion
take part:iu the proceeding ind beeoi e
Identified with IT, il ter
DR. r. c Prpther, OF Hickmrn. l.
Chairman of the Committee of Ar
engagements, assisted 10y DR. +. VI
Usher. of Cruichiield Station. and Dr.
! WALuten. of Mo,cnw. We are
assured that the medical profession
aud the citizens Of Hickman have
the most cordial welcome in waiting
for all who shall attend 'he CenyentI'u
aud that fir-t rate meeting will be
the consequence.
Arrangements will he made with
he Paducah aud Memphis AID tie
Nashville aud Nurthwe'tern rail
roads for a liberal reduction from the
customary fares AID everything that
can be done will be done to make the
Convention Il great and gratifying
success.
BY the 9Th Of November the au
tumual diseases will be about over and
It il to be hoped that the hard
worked physicians of Western Ken
lucky, " estern Tennessee, Southern
Illinois and Southeast Missouri will
mite in a season of intellec'u,I
scientific aud social "rrfre~hment' at
Hickman on the first "Wednesday in
next mouth. Come one, come all
J. W. SINGLETON, Sect'y
[ West Kentucky, West Tennessee and
Southern Illinois papers please copy
or uotae the above
Clinton Democrat: There has
ne ter been az large area of aud prera
eG for wheat a. las been the present
season y large amour. h been
own already ;aud much of it has e"me
up The faImrs have given a great
deal of care to the preparation OF their
llud>. aud We predict auother large
crop next year.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12

We direct attention to the law card
of Mr.. J W. Bloomfield Paducah, KY.
He is a lawyer of ability, and extensive
experience in the manas ement Of bank
rupt cases. The bankrupt law will,
probably, be repealed by the present
session of Congress, AMI parties intend
ing to apply should do at once.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12
Thn Lahies

II IKE for J.R BROWN to sell tbs
L. Trump, for she men will smoke. and
they get nearer the worth of their money
out of it than any other. TaugsI
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12

The last budget of Chinese news
indicates decided progress toward an
abandonment of the old ruts on the
part ol the Celestial empire; Hail a
dozen new ports have beeD opened
for trade with the world; the postal
service has been extended, and the
government is making great Prepara
tons TO secure fine exhibition OF the
art and industries OF the country at the
Paris Exposition
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12

The opinion of Alexander II.
Stephens is worth quoting. lie Says:
| think Mr. Hayes has don" more
for paci fcafion Of The country under
the doctrine Of home rule than Mr.
Tilden could have done had he been
inauOurated
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persons, who signed petition for hi.
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