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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

NEW Orleans, eyer since the purchase Of Louisi-
ana has been more or less the place of refuge for
an hs ioafers and lawfess, that orher parts Of the
Vniens nave from time to time elected. Up to the
.lcrNnfion Of the 9th ward watch, the city above
Canal street was subject to ths sway Of these nm.
pnnespiedwretches. Dishonesty and crime walked
ABROAD n noon day, and law hid her head behind
shs WAL Of sclf-defence, that every sajourner in
shess pFecincis was Of force compelled to erect, or
iatl prey TO the assassin's knife and the gambler,
cunning. The history Of this city in those days is
want Of Q community existing more by sufTerance
than living under The broad shield of the law. =.
The division came, and the thing is far differen,
how, Eyea at present, under the orsanizatiou Of
our criminal courts, the lsaren Of the old system
Of indngcnce to crime is too deeply seated in their
ocsoms TOR the public good. 1t always appeared
% ~ that the lawisto break up licensee gambling
houses was premature for the condition Of society
All was constituted, and hence our advocacy Of
IL repeal, as the least of two evils. Blu, 1--WE are
e'aa 20 md that this worst of evils lie beginning to
'ose ground IN the estimation Of men. There 10 a
growing disposition to arrest the hieh.handed
coursepurssed by the mum erous hos, Of blers.
ihe law on the subject possesses all the prsv;s.
sons requisite for the extirpation of these pests to
soesetys If faithfully put in execution. In eyerv
aePartment OF the courts Of justice, there must,
s0gh stern desire to see the law put in force 10
ats utter extremity. Public opinion is in favor of
driving out the gamblers and surely under such
circumstances, those entrusted with the execut;on
OF me law will not finch from their duty. Let
Jos'ice DC done and all will be right. In the mean
time u y the duty of every citizen to be on his
suasd--to point out the yngan, and tho loafer,-
20 keeP lockout for the ncendiary-to assis, in
'ae selection. of gamblers, pickpockets, and
'.'e'es.and to bring up to the bar of public o.
Plnlon, the Infamous aboltinnist and Ia sha.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

M AS taken up by the night watch on the 7ib a.,
w grey horse and small colt, with white m ra,
on the forehead Also grey poncy with the remains y
Common street. Also stray poney taken nm IN p..
dido street The owners of the above animals NJ. W
questSd to come forward, prove property, paw chars
and take them AMY on or before the 22nd Of ADJ
Guillotte A uctioneer. ~
JOHN PRICE, Commissarv.
apl0 LIST Ward Ind NImn;cn.i;,,.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

eo Sf%~se on to ,ba e Iel;ss prison Of "a Num-
named Zela, aged about 90 years says sha S, woman
Mr. Charbonet The owner will prove nron Oelonssh
charges, and take heraway. + s HAEpenfy, pay
a8 Cent,., - tIER,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

FSTRAY.-Taken up by the night watch, one bay
~ Horse, Is l-e hands high, and rough shod The
owner is requested to forward. prove property,
pay charges and take said animal away before the 18th
Instant If left after that time, it will be sold public
auction by p. A. Guillioe, AuctioDeer.
WIN. MCDONALD, Commssary Cd Ward,
n3 lOt I'd Municipality.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

WAS brought to the police prison of the 2d Mu,;
w paiy, on the 3lst of March. Negro n,.n
named LEWIS, about "a years of age, who saws he Il.
longs to Mr. Caldwell The owner will comply win
the law and take him AWAY. H. s. HARPEp
% an CaDtain of Watch
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

tne Mobile Advertiser has some excellent rc,
MARKS upon the subject of carrying concealed
weapons. We of the South may boast Of our bra-
very and civilization, but whilo we continue mi.
we practice, there is but little difference butwee,
US ans tho Caddees. If we wN cary arms, lie, us
initiate our ancestors, and wear them Mt our sid.
openly and fenriessly. Let every gentlemen spor,
snort fap'er, and then We shall know what to de-
pend on.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

ENSTRAY.-Takenu up by the night watch, one dun
IA Horse, Spanish brand ON the len hip. The owner
is requested TO come forward prove property pay cha
ges and take said amin away before the 18th instant
lfl-ft after that tine will be sold public nuctou
by +. A. Gulotre, Auct;oncer. w. MCDONALD
a3 Comlnssary ID Ward Cd Mup;c;psIny
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

"AS brought to the police prison of Tho on vi.
w cpality, on the I'd instant, negro e "a Mani
Ben. about b years of age, says he Lelon an nal
Acmie Conrcele. The owner will prove nrnssl TO NJ
charges, and take him away. FL HlpSbpegrilyp,
10 CQDtau nr H.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

WAS taken up by tho night watch Of the q w;
on the 23d inst, small bay mare and he, sN
the owrir is requested toprove property INV chic. ,oh
and take them away or before the 9Th Of ApG 81
er"ise they will be sold at public auction by Acaa'
iette, auetioneer. JOHN PRICE, Commssn, na''
MY LIST Ward, 2nd Muno ;n,I;,'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

WAS brought to the police prison of The Oh - Nh
John Beey, aged about 70 years. SAYS bo ' h named
Mr.. Emerson The owner will prove pron Ue.onss s
charges, and take him away. FS HaJppnrriy, pay
a8 Cnn,a;n - iNrER,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13
LDUCATION.

EDUCAl lON.s
A YUUNG LADY, recently arrived from London, in
n which city she has passed severu years educating
the daughters of gentlemen in the first rank in society,"
would be happy to engage herself governess in a
family, or to attendpupils at their homes general
nstructress in the usual branches of female education
or to give lessons in any of the following accomplish
tnents. Piano Forte. Singing, Drawing in various
styles, and Flower modelling in References can be
given TO the highest families in this city, and the most
satisfactory testimonials from England can be offered
Address A. b. Post Office. alp
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13
CARRNIITlN u0TEI

CAhhOl4LION ttOI En-
IA THIS establishment is in state of rcadi-
fsaFitn ness for the accommodation of such families
lsgaM as nay be disposed to pass the approaching
season at Carrollton, fhe Hotel has recently been
newly furnished especially the chambers which are
urge and airy; the salubriiy fCarrolon he obv-
GUS all wis visit it. There is attached the Hotel
one of the most extensive and splendid gardens in this
section of tleunion The tables arc supplied in the
most liberal manner with the best of the New Orleans
Market AS the superintendent receive only lin ted
number of families, it may be well that application
should be made as curly as possible. aplO Ct
CARD.
MIR WILLIAMS, the Englitl, Oculist, informs the
I'VE public that he is arrived ut Mrs Wocestcr's pr-
vae boarding house, No H. Canal street. where he may
be consulted from 10 to l O'clock by any ladies' and
gentlemen afflicted in their eyes and ears; and will also
gladly attend to the of the poor, gratis, every
day at2 o'clock till to o'clock. He willalsu consent
TO visit any aged nrm persons who reside within the
limits OF the city, on receiving days notice by let
ter, containing address, md five dollar BILL when he
will attend on the same, the following day between
and o'clock, and give his candid opinion OF the
Entrance BY The private door of No Ii, next before
the Druggists shop.
1t is his intention to leave this city the stof May
for Natchez, whence lie will go the 18th for
Vcksbnrg, thence again for Memphis on the 25th,
thence Tor Louisville the 5, of June, and thence
for Cincinnati the Eth
N. la second edition of MI .sWilliams Trcatses
on the EYE and EAR, dedicated to their Maestes The
Kings of the French and the Belgians 1900 pages in
9mo.) may be had of the Author, at New Orleans.
Price, So -, apl0
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

WAS brought 10 III, police prison oe .i-s
inequality on the 9TH inst nepr. Tue 2ad M
ed MlLLY about DO years of age, saws s woman NAM
10 H W.: a m~prls? p 'D0 belongs
'an MI "'' """s' HARpFsRS and
uit Cant of H. I'm,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

WAesn b5Snsl' t. ~ ,hs t police prison the
Henso about 10 years Of age, says he 5ennoy naea
Connolly. The owner will prove properly "g g 10 w.
ges, and take him away. f SH II n{bay eh,
40 IaDtoin nc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

TOWNOF COLUMBU S,-TEXAS.
FENHEtown of Columbus is beautifully and adyan-
IL tageously situated on branch or arm of Mata-
gorda Bay, called Frespaiacois, about 25 miles from
passo Cabee, 1.-THE maine pass where vessels drawing
10 feet water enter and discharge ON the bank Of
the bay in perfect safety. The very liberal terms of
settlement efferedby the proprietor, is nducenent
to mechanics and others to interest themselves in this
place as soon possible. Correct maps of the town
may be seen and terms known, by calling on Mr.. Evans
at the True American Office, Mr.. Mills, corner
Of Main street an Old Levee, who are regularly APP
pointed agents. laid
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

ENSTRAY.-Tnken up, one bay poney, brand on The
y right fore shoulder and the right hip, and tho
forward prove property pay charges and take said
mai away before the 18th instant. If left after that time
it will be sold al public auction, by p. A. Guilliote.
w. MCDONALD, Comn,issary Cd Ward,
a3 ID MunicinalifY.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

HHSTRAY.-Taken up by the night watch, ba
~ blind Horse, Is . hands high, and rough sho
The owner is requested to come forward, prove pr
perty, pay charges and take said animal away, beo
the 18th instant lfett after that time, it will be 30
at public auction by p. A. Guilliotte, Auctoneer.
WIN. MCDONALD, Commissary I'd Ward.
a3 Cd Municpality,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

ENSTRAY.-Taken up, one bay horse, hind feet
A,A white; and roueh shod. The owner is requested
to come forward prove property pay charges and take
said animal away before the 18th instant. lfleit after
that time, it will be sold public auction, by P. A.
Guilliottc, Auctioneer. w. MCDONALD
as Com,nissnrv Oh Ward OIL Nu,;c;nalty
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

DISQUALIFICATION up, chesnut sorrcl horse
= with star in his forehead, the right lore foot
white, and the two hind feet The owner is requested
to come forward, prove property pay charges and take
said animal away before the 18Th instant If left after
that time i will be sold at public auction, by p. A.
Gullliote, Auctencer. w. MCDONALD,
a3 Cnpn;sS.ry Oh W,r,l Oh N,,;,;n.1;,.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
The price ofresh flour day. being 81 25 cents pcr
barre according TO the tariff the bakers sha give 38
Of bread for bit, during next week. from Mon
day the 10th inst Bread of the second quality or of
three oavcs for bit, is required weigh AZ lie oun-
ces. ID. PRIEUR, Mayor.
April 9th 1897
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

WAS brought to the Poll e'prison Of the 2nd ~
w niciPality on the 24th inst. negro man ~" Ivy
calls himself EDMUND, and saws he beonrs =" xhe
es high. ''e' Inch
fhe owner will comply with the law and take Ii,
away yo Ii HARPER
moV ut of the Watch
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

WAS brought to the police prison Of II. -. Ta u.
PATTY, on the ~ instant, negro wo,n ~ nupr.
CAhoLlNE about 80 years ofage, says shan sho ,nsn,
to Madam DIEGO Garcia. sue beonrs
The owner will prove property, nav cborr,
her away. ii. 4 II s 81 and tax,
all Capta;n e =, UPER,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

NSTRAY.-Takcn up, one sorrcl Horse, the right
IA hind foot white the forelock, The owner ID
requested to forward, prove property, pay char
ges and take said animal away before the 18th instant
left after that time will be sold at public auction by
l.. A. Guilliotte, Auetoneer. w. MCDONALD.
a3 Commiss ,ry Cd Ward, ID Mu icipaty.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

& TRAYS.-Was taken up on the night Of the 5lh
~ inst. by the night watch, and committed to the
pound of the upper guard house, Sd Ward Cd Munici
thigh and small bay poney horse both hind feet white
TO he fetldeksr-The RS Of said animals, are re-
quested TO forward prove property pay charges
and take them away, on or before Satf lay the I'd
inst on whichday they will be sold at IL o'clock by
A Gu lott auctoneer. II B STRINGER
alO lOt Commissary Sd Ward Cd Municipality
%, 80, SO, 20, 35, 2, SO, "a, GO, So, SO, 49,
fire the drac,l numbers Of the i7h Class Of The
FREE SCHOOL LOTTERY.
A UTHoRIsED by Act of the Legislature of the
N State of Louisiana, for the benefit Of the "Ouachiia
School Society, passed and approved the Dist March,
1928.
CLASS No. 10, FOR 1887.
To be dracn IN NsmOrleans, on Saturday 18th .apr'i
rs Number Loticry-l2 Drawn Ballots
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

--, 1000 DOLLARS REWARD.
A REWARD. Of one thousand dollars will be paid
N to any person giving uch nornstion that ill
lead othe apprehension and conviction Of
ensasea m the sSd and reckless attempt to set fire to
delet street, on Saturday night last, by
JOLHUA BALDWIN
a10 Recorder 9nd Mimic innIi1v
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

MIR. Robinson begged to ask the noble Lord
whether any progr, IS had been made in the set
llenent Of the question respecting the United
States boundary Line!
Lord Pamerslon said there had not The qucs-
ton was still the subject Of communications be-
lie believed that both governments were uctua el
by an earnest desire TO bring the matter 10 an ann
icdble conclusion, but difficulties had arisen in
part out of the different forms Of the two Govern
ments, which had delayed the, settlement till
now. --
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

FSTRAY.-Faken up, one soTrcI Horse, with a
IA white stripe dowA his nost'ils. The is
requested to come forward prove property pay thar
ges, and take said animal away, before the 18th instant
If fef after that time, it will be sold at public auction
by i. A. Guillote, Auctonesr. w. MCDONALD,
a3 Commissnry ID Ward, Cd Municipality.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

27.S14 amounting to 243,oSo
81 25.
Packages of a5 Tickets sl25, warranted draw s al
cast SGT, aud may draw the four Capitals. iach"o'
Of shares in proportion. -. c--.,;.r
For Tickets afpy at the Managers Office 81 uIInSt
street, adjoining the entrance into the Arcade anu i'
Charities, between Cont and ST. Louis SITS.
alO J'K MEAD, Manager
ENLOUR-l200 bblseuperkns, for sale at :, - NJ"
Z lorce,by alo q Iol
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

NoTICE-1he public are hereby cautioned and
l warned not to trade for or take assignment OF
the following described promssory notes, to wit:
= ihree promIssory notes. each for the Of one thou
sand three hundred and thirty hrce dollars thirty three
and e.third cents, dated the 9Th day of April 1886
payable in the Louisiana Bank New Orleans: the first
vi said notes becoming due the 9th day of April
1877: the second the 9th day of April 1886: and the
third the 9Th day of April 1889 and are payable to Pea
body Flint agent of Daniel William Coke or to Daniel
William Coke, not recoccted; which said notes are
signed ,"William r. Fort" "Janes II. Brigham" the
latter is merely the surety of tho former although the
notos are joint and several SAID notes re parapled
me Vautun," and the consideration thereof has failed
compelled by law Said Notes were given for tract
OF land OF the Baton Rouge Grant which was to con-
tain 1850 arpens, and to point on tie eastern bank of
the Quaehita river, according to diagram in the deed
OF eale and there is neither 1000 arens nor does the
head of land point on the Ouachita at all.
-. w. i. FORT.
st. Franeisville, April 1st 1885. az St
,NDREMIUM TRAVELLING TRUNKS.---The sub
scriber is now receiving per bark Euphrates from
New York, an invoice of superior Travelling Trunks
from the manuiactury of Orlando Williams, to whom
has been awarded the Diploma, at the fairs of the Ame
can Institute, the last FIVE success i've years, for the
beet Travelling Trunk -
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining first rate article both
for convenience and durability, as we'll as beautyof ar
pearancc, will do we'll to call and examine thcmat rs
Canal street, near Royal. L. FIL1EY.
II. ). There five of the pattern, size, and
finish, and the same in every particular, the one
which obtained tho Premium at the Fair in October
last, and which was sold by the undersigned few
weeks since. I. F.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

ESTRAY.-Tak up one large gray Horse. Thu
~ owner is requested to come iolwa'd prove pro-
perry pay charges. and take said animal away before
the 18Th instant fle after that time it will be sold al
public auction, by p A., Guilliotte, Anctioneer.
w. MCDONALD, Coninlissary Cd Ward,
as Cd Municpality.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

Aad--I00 DOLLARS KEWAR
wv HIIST at the fire last evening, the pocket book
w Of the subscriber was cut from his pocket, 1t
contained the following described notes-whch the
= NJ Rillieux, atone year, s757 90
BUCKLEY, ~ w. 24O 90
J. r. Putnam do do. 6L6 &C
swain & O. 375 90
Jno. Dryer, 375 90
Newton Richards, ut three years, endorsed by
ID H Twegeod, 8O83 80
nett Sen'r, 1000 90
Dubois, - .s.,.-r So 90
II the thief will return the notes to the subscriber,
through the post office, will enclose to. any address
he may designate, through the same channel, One Hun
bred Dollars, ana no questions asked
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13
SPRING GOODS.

FHNHE subscriber is now opening a supply of new
u goods, received per ships Kentucky and Harka-
ing:
Rich French printed iackonets plain and satin faced
new patterns; British lawns; silver striped do, SPLEEN
ana article; light coored English chin,z small figured
French cambues; silk Scotch thread and cotton kosc-
Iy, PLAIN, ribbed, open worked, and emb'd linen cam
BRICK and lawn hhdfks Plain hem stitched lace border
in and bracha silk do. Also net chenolc links an en-
re new aftcle satin, gauze, and gro de Paris garn-
tnre Ribbons. Also Richardson's superior soft finish
The above with many other goods, have been select,
ed expressly for the city rradc, and are Offered on
sonabie terms at 10 Canal street, near Royal, by
april T. EuJ.Ey
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

New Orleans, April 10th, 1887. 1T
500 DOLLARS REWARD. -
ENIVE hundred dollars reward will be given by the
H. subscribers, to any person who will give such in
formation may lead to the detection and conviction of
the ncendary ncendiares who attempted to set fire
to our premises on Saturday night last.
In addition, we would beg leave to Gull attention to
the reward of : 49,
5000 DOLLARS,
offered by the several Insurance Companies ofour city,
for the detection ofincendiares-whch sum will also
be pad whoever will inform and convict the villain
villains, who were concerned i'll the above fragrant
attempt to destroy our property
al0 DOYLE MAY, Mo- Carondeet st. 81,
y 1000 DOLLARS REWARD. -
"A BEWARE Of sne thousand will BIO paid to any
IN persongving such ihfornson as will leud to the
conviction oany person sitting fire any house in the
Second Municipality. JOSHUA BALDWIN,,
alO Recorder 2nd Municipality.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

Ms 9ulS.-Madamc Louis Sanchez contrc son ruuIi.
kNTAI DE LA LOUISIANE---Conr de Paroisse
~ de la Nouyee-O rleans-J e certife, que |. 3Ier
Janvier 1887 ugement fut dome dams ce Cur la de-
maifde dc Madame Louis Sanchez cotre son MAR dams
les tenaes suivantes SAVIOR:
Ietle allure fut ce jour paid6 par deyant la Cour
LnCour etan satsfa daprcs lie temeinage que lie de-
fenieura abandonne la doice conjugaic, yvent en-
c0hcubipage 0ayere une azure femme que son
epouse. II est decrete adudge que jugement de
divorce soft enregstrc favour dc demandresse que
ses lieus matrimsniaux exstant jusquau present
entire les parts deandressc deendeur soient dssou
ct annulle etque Ie deendeur paont les frais
Signe CHARLES MAURIAN
4Fevner, 1887. Jnge.
q. page lA6 En- fol de qnoi, raj pose lie seanx du
Cour c-dessus dams la vile de la Nonvelle Orleans ce
26 jour de Mars 1887, ell 6lsr dc nde endence des
Etats-Unis. -
al = IL M GJTyOI Don cr.a;,.,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

o. P. JACKSON, Judge.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

ENOR SALE-A first rate cook washer, and ironer
H. aged about % years. she is fully guaranteed and
will be sold low ifimmediate application be made at liz
Tchoupitoulas street, to
al2 Ell rRACy
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13

No 9ol ---Madame Louis Sanchez her Husband
STATE OF LOUISlANA-Parish Court for the
~ Parish and City of New Oreans.-I hereby ccrii-
~ that on January 3lst, 1887 Judgment entered in
this Court in the suit of Madame Louis Sanchez vs. her
liasband' IN the words and figures following, to-wit:
nus cause was this das taken up before the Court.
Tho Court being satisfied f.om the evidence that the
defendant has abandoned the matrimonial domlc and
lives III open concubnage with another woman than his
wife, II Is ordered ajudged and deereed tlmt udg-
en OF divorce be entered in favor of the plaintiff that
the bonds Of matrmany hitherto existing between The
parties plaintiff and defendant be dissolved and unnu
led, and that the, defendant pay the costs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20

4 AND O. FICE,-JOHN L. BOaARDUs. Attorney
IL and Councillor at Law Clinton Hall No Berkmas ST.
opposite the Brick Church door, city of New York, Illinois
Western Agency.
Patents obtained and titles perfected for soldiers their heirs
either. ls-Revoutiopary. 2d--Iate War Jd-Csnadian
Volunteers fhEsgsh refugees from the Urted States
Canada and Nova Scotia d-Dvseers from the British
the heirs In all the above 6b-Titlcs lands
erfe,ed for Of tar, reclaimed 7hHers under
entitled 10 lzns sold for ,thThose VIM parted
with their discharges titles before
sued reclaim the Hh-Lands In the several states
ard territories in the United Staes Canada Nova
Texas bought and sold exchanged paid titles
esgsted obtained and perfected, application. this
See.
Pos,nser throughout the United States end other gentle
men forwarding ofthe above claims acting agents
their sections sfcounry will entitled 10 Is Der ca
on all conms,ons Communications pod paid.
u Valuable farming land for sale In the Ct Illinois,
500 quarter sections of leo
.cr si,uatednesr towns AID otherwise Also, In Missouri
Arhaitsas DIZZY