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Waukegan Hustle

Waukegan Hustle Regular| by Chris Vile

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Texas has yet to learn submission to any oppression, come from what source it may. sam houston

Waukegan Hustle Regular

Once there were old bosses. Now there are new bosses. And shopkeepers still keep their mouths shut. Tavern owners still keep their mouths shut. Even billionaires keep their mouths shut. john kass

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June 5, 1865. Federal forces formally took possession of Texas. Captain Benjamin F. Sands, commanding the division of the West Gulf Blockading Squadron stationed off Galveston, boarded a small Union steamer, USS Cornubia, and entered Galveston harbor, followed by another gunboat, USS Preston. Sands disembarked with a handful of other officers, but took no armed escort, and was met on the wharf by a Confederate officer. The officer escorted the Union men a few blocks to City Hall, where both Sands and the mayor of Galveston addressed a crowd that had gathered there. Both men made assurances of their goodwill and urged the population to go about their business peaceably. Sands told the crowd that he carried a sidearm that day not out of any fear for his own safety but as a sign of respect for the mayor and local officials. Then, along with the mayor, Sands continued on to the old U.S. Customs House, where he 'hoisted our flag, which now, at last, was flying over every foot of our territory, this being the closing act of the great rebellion'. andy hall

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There is, of course, a gold mine or a buried treasure on every mortgaged homestead. Whether the farmer ever digs for it or not, it is there, haunting his daydreams when the burden of debt is most unbearable. fawn m. brodie

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Waukegan Hustle Regular is a font by Fonts by Font Monger, designed by Chris Vile in 2014. Free for personal use only, for commercial you must purchase a font license from one of the following sites:www.chrisvile.comwww.fontmonger.comwww.gwizsk.comwww.facebook.com/designsbychris (Under 'font store' link)

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