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CouScL CHAMBER,
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RfoCceQ1DSB - NSs~"--
Council CHAMBER,
August I, 1857 o'clock, P. ny
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
The Mayor presiding.
P,esn.t-Aldermen BABsIrr, BALDWIN:
c,RprsrER, Cow, NYE, TREYSos and VII
LlAxs.
Minutes of last meeting read and approx.
ed.
A petition asking the Council to cause
the slough on the Omaha City road, to be
bridged, and Broadway graded from Centre
street to Bayliss and Palmer's addition, was
referred to committee on Streets and Al
leys. g.
Resolutions adopted. 81
By Mr.. BABBlrr, Resolved, By the Com
mon Council of the City of Council Bluffs.
that DAN'L S. JACKSON, be, and he is here
BY appointed Supervisor of Streets in and
for the City of Council Bluffs.
Reports Of Standing Committees.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys, to
whom the petition for a culvert through
broadway, at the crossing of Market street,
nv Mr.. TREVOR, their chairman, reported
in favor of such culvert, and recommended
that the same be built.
The committee on Streets and Alleys, to
whom was referrered the claim Of Herman
yogie, for damages to lot No. ID, OCCASION
ed by the widening Of Broadway, by Mr.
TREYSoR, their chairman, submitted q re-
port Of the facts, accompanied bya plat
showing the proportion of said lot taken
by the widening Of Broadway. '
amounts Alo,ced. a
One in favor of Wagstaf 4 Mithen, fol
grade on Bancroft street, OBSTINATE OF En-
gineer,) 81 90.
One in favor Wagstaf and Mithen, fol
grade on Upper Broadway, OBSTINATE OF En-
gineer) $264 90.
One in favor of Wagstaff & NIithen for
grade on Pearl street, OBSTINATE OF Engl-
neer) $e3 w. -.....
An account in favor of Peter r. Reed fol
$2lO, for services rendered in procuring
the loan of $4,000, was referred to thu
committee on claims.
The resignation Of Hiram ]. Barnes Of
the Office of City Marshal, was read, and on
motion of Mr.. BALDWIN, said resignation
was accepted.
On motion of Mr.. BABB1rr, the Council
proceeded to elect, by ballot, Marshal to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resigna'
ton of Hiram J. Barnes, which resulted a.
follows: J. L. Forman had four votes and
William Baker had three votes. J. l.. For
man having received majority of all thu
votes cast, was declared duly elected.
Ordinances ON first Reading.
An ordinance concerning shows and ex.
hibitions.
An ordinance concerning dogs.
An ordinance concerning peddlars. -
An ordinance concerning auctions and
auctioneers.
An ordinanc, concerning Billiard tables
and Bowling Alleys.
On motion, the Council adjourned tc
meet on Friday, August l4th, 1857, at
O'Clock p. NJ.
Attest: FRANK STREET,
City Recorder.
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eTA disgusteu editor in Kansas retires
IRON the Geary City Era after issuing
seven number Of the papers. he says !:
"Let the result be as it may, will never
axsin aspire to any connection whatever
with . newspaper-others can have The
doubtful pleasure Of accommodating an equally
doubtful fortune at the business.
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GJ A Circular from the Office of PAD
DOCKS Bank Note Mirror, informs US that a
new $40 counterfeit, on the Bank of Ken
lucky, has just made its appearance. 1t is
extremely well executed. Cashiers sigma
ture heavier than genuine. Better refuse
all tens.
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M,..,,ri Elec,is..

Latest reports favor the election Of Roll
Inns, to American and BESroS candidate
for Governor. Thirty-eighs counties heard
from show majority Of about 1900 Tor
ROLLINS. The counties to be heard from
NAV alter the result. We shall sec.
cT We have heard nothing definite, as
vet, in regard to the result Of the election
in Kentucky. Returns thus Tar favor inc
election of the American Candidates Tor
Congress in the Maysville and Louisville
districts.
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panornma af the Missouri River.


Our entcrprising fellow citizens, Messrs.
F.uL, SIMMONS and WALDO, are getting up
a panorama of the Missouri River, from St.
Louis to Sioux City. 1t will occupy about
1909 feet of canvass, and will be completed
about the first of November. We had the
pleasure few days since, of viewing sever
al sections of this panorama, and were
greatly pleased with the display of artistic
skill. The view of Council Bluffs is well
executed, and shows plainly that the artist
fully understands the task he has undertake
en-.
We understand that 1t is the intention Of
the gentlemen engaged in this enterprise, to
give faithful transcript of all the towns on
either side of the s'Big Muddy" together
with the various points of interest in land
scapc and scenery, from Sioux City to st.
Louis. When completed, this will be a
work of great interest to the people of this
section, and prove invaluable as means of
imparting to our Eastern neighbors, great
amount Of information respecting the great
West-its PROSPECTS and improv ements.
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j. L. FOREMAN, ESQ.,, has been ap-
pointed Marshall of this city, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
II. j. BARNES.
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Fys Thanks to the inimitablc ''iuvoka-
shun" of the junior PEPPER, we have been
favored with fine showers during the past
week. The "perly drops" could not with
stand such an earnest appeal. The ''booti-
full ranc'' had to descend, and in conse-
quence, we feel very much refreshed and
invigoratcd-th dust Is laid, and peregrina-
tons up Broadway rendered more pleasant.
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cv Green Corn has made its appear
ance in this market, but it is held SO high,
that it is impossible for a person of our
lilliputian proportions, to reach "ary' ker-
nel-no reference to our friend, the Colonel.
Well, there is one consolation, we may
get high upon the extract of the same corn
that is now out of our reach.
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r. I. DuRRETr, ESQ.,: l have received
your third note. shall denounce You to
your face the first time ] see you upon the
street. Ishall b. upon Third cross street
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CO Everybody likes to stop at good
Hotel when travelling. Should any of our
readers in the East venture this far to-
wards shutdown, we would recommend
them to try the accommodations of our
friend JONES, at the Pacific House.
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GEO. d. PRENTICE.
LOUISVILLE, July q, 1857.
LOUISVILLE. July 2l. lS

LoClsVlLLEs Juiy Il, 1904.
GEO. D. Prentice, Esq: have the third
note of this morning relative to an editorial
IN the Courier. Again, sir, l reiterate my
answer to your first note, which was imper-
enent enough to put question to me that
c g be properly addressed to the editor Of
.ne Courier alone. Under these circum-
stances you say that If am not coward I
VIII WIN answer your question, and that you are
nv. willing to believe me coward. am
sorry cannot return the compliment and
say mat am unwilling to believe You to
ue coward: You know very well who
S wrote the article in the Courier, and If you
naa wanted to fight very decidedly, you
wouid nave pursued different course.
ihase the honor to be yours,
Very respectfully,
K. T. DURRETT.
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LOUISVILLE, July q, lS5

LOUISVILLE, July 81, 1857.
GEO. D. PRENTICE, Esq: l have your
note of this morning relative to an editorial
in the Courier. / do not think, my dear sir,
that you have any right to interrogate me as
to the authorship of any article in the Cou-
rier until you see my name at the head Of
its columns as editor. If you will make
your wishes known through the proper chan
mel and thus fail to get satisfaction, it is
possible that can satisfy you.
have the homer to be
Yours respectfully,
K. T. DURRETT.
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To the Public.

have rented my Store House, on Middle Broadway,
i to Messrs. PORTER, Il CARTER who will continue
the old business, towit:-Auction and Commission bu-
sness in all its branches and whom would cheeyfully
recommend to my patrons and the public generally
Those who indebted to will please call at the
old stand, and make immediate settlement II you can
not pay settle by note and the usual interest Of this
country. mean GH not part, SO come up and save
me the unpleasant feeling OF sending officer TO fetch
g0u for it must be did.
70 Ny Office is at the old stand, where will be
found during business hours. X. P. SNOW.
nl3-3m es Bugle copy SIN
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R. T. DURRETr, Esq: l find the paragraph
above (the offensive paragraph in this NOR
ning's Louisville Courier, a paper of which
you are reputed to be the editor. Please
tell me whether you are the author Of the
paragraph, end, if you are, whether you
will do me the justice to withdraw it in the
Courier Of tomorrow morning. This will
be handed you by my friend Capt. Silas F.
Miller, who is authorized to receive your
reply. Yours respectfully,
GEO. u. PRENTICE.
LOUISVILLE, July 81, 1877.
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New Firm.

The firm Of GREENE, WEAKE & BENTON
has been dissolved by the withdrawal Of
the two former gentlemen. Mr.. BENTON
has associated with him, JOSEPH J. Town,
and will hereafter carry on the Banking
and Exchange business, under the firm Of
BENTON & TowN.
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r. 7. DuRRErr, ESQ.,: Your note is just
received: You suggest that shall make
my wishes known to you through the
proper channel. My only wish at present
is to know whether you are the author Of the
paragraph that enclosed to you, and, if
you are, whether you will withdraw it in
the Courier of tomorrow morning. l do
not know of any more proper channel for
making this known than note addressed
directly to you and borne by my friend Capt
s. F. Miller.
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Yours, &c., GEO. D. PRENTICE.

RAvAGEs OF THE YELLOW FEVER AT MoN-
rEvIDEo.-By the arrival Mt this port Of the
bark Palmetto, we have advices from Nom
tevideo to June 9th. The fever which had
SO terribly ravaged that city for several
months past, has, after carrying off its vic.
Tins by thousands, abated its violence, and
when the Palmetto left had nearly dis
appeared. 1t had carried of persons in all
conditions of life, and such terror did it
create for time, that nearly all the BUSH
ness men left the city; but they had return
ed, and business was reviving. 1t is singu-
lar that the adjoining city of Buenos Ayres,
composed as it is Of the natives Of all coun-
tries Of the earth, should have been entire
ly exempt from the disorder, which the au-
thorities there believe was in consequence
of the very strict quarantine regulations
they had enforced. At Buenos Ayres NIL
was progressing in peaceful and satisfac-
tory manner. By law Of the 18th OF May
all tonnage dues for vessels of every flag
are suppressed. Spanish donbloons 1874 l.2;
bills on the United States per cent. dis
count. The American sloop- of-war Fall
mouth was still at Buenos Ayres.-Boston
TrnreHer.
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LOUISVILLE, July %.
r. T. DuRRErr, ESQ.,: have received your
note of to-day. You say if l desire to take
your life, you are willing to afford me IN
opportunity.
After your wretched conduct of yesterday,
it is perfectly immaterial to me whether
your life is taken or not. At sight of me
you retreated into a house; shot at me from
behind door; made your escape by climbing
a high and difficult back yard fence which
am sure you could not have climbed under
ordinary circumstances; and kept yourself,
so far as can learn, out of town all night,
and, of course, care nothing now for your
life or death. You stand or lie disgraced
before the community, and shall do Moth
Ing to relieve you from your position. If
you want any thing of me, falteit. Yov can
see me as soon as you wish.
If, as you say shot an innocent man
yesterday, it was because you fed for pro-
lection into an innocent mans Office. If
shot by me and not by you, he was shot in
the act of shutting the door to protect you
from my FIRE. have no apprehension Of
shooting any innocent man hereafter, in any
meeting with you, unless you again resort
10 the same cowardly expedient.
will receive no further communication
from you.
yo,-s T., cEO n pRENTTCE
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Editorial Rencounter at Louisville.

Editorial KenCOunter Al Louisville.
We take from the Louisville Journal, the
following account of the recent ARRAY in
that city:
PERsoNAL.-Yesterday morning an edito-
rial article, very coarsely personal toward
US, appeared in the editorial columns of
the Louisville Courier. Thereupon the fol-
lowing correspondence ensucd:
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Yours respectfully,
: OHOs ~
LOUISVILLE, July q, 1857.

GEO. ID. PRENTICE.
LOUISVILLE, July q, 1857.
LOUISVILLE, July 81, '57.
GEo. d. PRENTICE, ESQ.,: have your Sec
ond note of this morning relative to an edi-
torial in the Courier. Unjust refer YOU to
my. answer to your first note as the most
fitting reply that l can give to your second.
lhaye honor to be
Yours respectfully,
X. I. DURRETT.
r. I. DrRRErr, ESQ.,: have twice asked
you whether you are the author of a para
graph that l enclosed to you, and you have
twice declined answering. Once more put
the question to you, and you will answer if
you are not a coward. am not willing to
believe you one.
Yours respectfully,
GEO. ID. PRENTICE.
LOUISVILLE, July q, 1857.
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r. T. DuRRErr, Esq.-Nr From your
department this afternoon, have NO doubt
you are coward. hope you are mot, but
my hope is small. II you are a man, meet
me ut alf-past four this evening at the cor.
ner of Third and Jefferson. Yours, &c.
GEO. d. PRENTICE.
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NEXT

I0SrfFs CRAIG Informs The pnolc 1nas So -
- DISSOLVED his late associations, ne e ho. Isl,sss
I've uS IN ows AxGs. in other ~ort's. ne aas $500 \
htmseh on Church street, north SIDE, hFsi ~ Z, Ii
the Harvey Heuse-whereH E and his i1.n, ~
4. t6p styras or aln TINS. fakes cd the Aasyf go ~
dong manipulate airs,ste hanaaas IN hs1 \.
most beautiful to behold Lallei BY TIE nuss~
distant watarfa l-E,IcK. bearing Tue taaaAs ,
am. ,a,rf as ever Graded the MIAMI 'ESes-s S.. Il,
euss..ns Of rider - r-[.ninersei ~ aious .s M
~nHfE>IAI GLfnEs, there to carry on tDe le"s11t
SUI ard kaipt.ttaf am Art, SC. .
sstlflle one. come all, ,.us
and pivsottF CRAIG . .hasins eAll.
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ADVER rs
JOSEPH Hef>lTRICk
Architect and Builder.

FH1p or F!"Ft7d a7.1lr Oh y NF1F"
T W0UTn respectfully call the attention tee put
. lie 10 nv as-ertntut Tor TIE new sea.. ltrtf4
nlie arrangements with eue ri tbs best laan2ilcia
rim. establish meats IN thHsinEhii, | am prepared =
farniSn FASH I4eJt~ and n!.fSf~. made II TIE best Of
SIItr pine lumber AMI Of ,uperiar warkrnaa,il5l, matti
cf,taaer than can he uattein fine -ataJh- ut, tH
the country wishing to bail! via fni ii Z al
yar-az5 to consult VITA Ine ha@5re b]af&tia4
gy- s}rier, from the cpaatrv carrsstl selected,
Rs> Country WORK IF MI kinds p~Gnctaafif ATTENDED
IN gl liz ,,t.st ~ EmHsaike manner.
e. lt1s an ~Dc"iic#finn- Ter cjty and c7antff
"au -es, suburban villas, &c, given ia the NEST aH-
proves stvies,
81 Al tiuis of lob work attended 70 with neal
ne,- aai dispatch, water ej.tern- made o. tie Uss1
ma eternal
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PR 0 Sp EcT = S
OF THE
Southern Parler Magazine
Iadic9' Took.
NEW SERLIS

ne arrangements for blending the SorrH-
ERs; LAD9Es' Book AMI the Ss,rrHERx Par
toR alAGAztNr. being now complete,
MRS. We. W. MoCORD
Takes great pleasure il Announcing to the
citizens Of the South and West. that tie first
number OF the above Magazine will be read,
Tor delivery. aad the Mail. on nc arout The
lata day OF November, being the December
nn'a'eF OF The Magazine, aud it will. there
after, be published regularly on the 10th da E
OF the pToXitaate N nth.
There never mas been q period in fha his.
tory OF oar coHntFy, when there was 50 stern
9 necessity for he exercise Of the Southern
mind. for Southern good. as at the present
moment, when every element of enrerpr.ze
and Independence shonld be brough. TO oDe-
rate for or beloved home.
Then. at this moment there need be no
Heightened appeal in behalf of a Southern
ItssTature no argument 30 iniuce the Sorth
fof@iase sucsi mer-<E pah.ltrn A. il tttrpisa-
ea hV the North no eXhortation TO inspire
the trh-a Soatheruer with becoming zeal IN
behaii dis household traditions. and tha
legends OF the beautiful sayannahs that cIus.
ter about his sunny home.
Each nar Der ot the Magazine viii ron.
tain 81 pages Of neat letter press. in ROYAL
octave form, on superb paper. one steel err
grf:ing 1one piece of original or popular rnu-
SIC plates Of the Fashions aud other etuhat-
,shtnents- There will also ne added about
70 pages, so be devoted TO advertisements of
suitable style for such a Periodical. ami it
VII nus torn a most appropriate ami rrotita-
be medium tor Tie ad advertisement OF articles
OF taste and elegance.
~ the subscribers OF the Southern Ladies
Book who have paid their subscription. and
haze ny. received The numbers 10 which th.y +,
ale entitled, IT'S respectfully announced that |
suitable deductions viii BE made.
prescription, $500. payable in advance,
2 liberal commission will be allowed to Post
Masters and sthers acting as agents,
Wv. A LEONARD Y co.
Pr r%rietors.
Delta Buildings, No. 7s Camp st-.et, and %
and 81 Bank Place, New Orie is.
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Ere,,, Supplies.

rs,nP snheer.bers ara now receiving thtf saas IN.
supplies, which vii L eensist Of . genera IS
ment Of groceries, Wines, Liquors, 10, ,...1
They aave 'a4t rece iyed aud otter 70 Z
10 Bbls of the popular oleansier Flour,
q Bbis Deans WhisR much aoors pfees
81 = smiths, ca III -lebratee'
ST. Boxes Pain, Spsf. ~ BTs, g@
$40 Tlain Eaton inns, very cnoiee, I'll
s Casks low pricel s. c. Hams. -:-kmt1
Further supplies xiii DO constantly en"
thsir stock is complete. -a-IN0
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Y4PLEg AND DoNEs1fN

fast receive. a faw bales Of aieaeiissana EiAAs
ei>hee ;G-=-'n-t. lte4 and la-4-saichsa o6es ~
very l9v rriee. ai-a =. Linen SheetinS, fssr
~Laatess Btr#>eYa F,isaars, Linen IAnAsk1 Hsnsx
Isufe Etsth aul NAPKINS Liaea, Crash Ines ~ "
ton Aca} -ta NasTin1. Auslas and RohiHetah n NJ
resIv Hsae Si"squeto Bars. Gotten and leeetSa4
f25eeAs New Yers MifIs libra @ii's. 6knst fks
Cesar LAKE, and I'll celebrated marks i Bsafsa
GettoH
ftrosa ,ostar Of all qualities. co.soua11 Daks
and str .tes, e.e., etc.
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". F. T ,.
WHOLESALE AND RETsu nr.r,.

FEN'F1R stock If ReGGfFT. ~RorEswtye H,p
L SENS. BAseTcIIFS toArHrS and 9r tfti nAnz
s'so ,fprlsse. lfteg invite NJ examination J. their
ss'sN h""Fe purchasing IN New Orleans or al.aas.ns.
as flet guarantee Their prices q. lew A. NJ. ~.
IT .arer"naa ~ Main street nnx: the r4tvur
iAB- Nt*EF''T9sRfsB ao3 s.3PYEeFyn i, ,.a,. I.
al III old staHa 90 Church. and Main str,a.f at{ie
Baton ioasse, Sep e.
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THE GUIDE

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.
by HENRY STEPHENS, F. r. s, OF EIio3argn,
AMI the late j. 2. NokroN. Profess VI ol
Scientific Agriculture in Yale College, New
htven, 2 vols. Royal Octave. 1900 pa
gcs, and numerous Wood and Steel En-
cravings.
This is, coRfessediY, the most complete
work on Agriculture ever published, and In
order to awe il a wider circulation the pub
fishers have resolved 70 rsdtire The price 10
Five Dollars for the Two Volumes.
hhen sen. By maui post paid to Caiifor-
MIA and Oregon he price will be s.. r.
eve,y other pssl Of the United States and 10
Canaaa lpost-paid. Sc, ~ This cork is
MOI. the old "Bookof ths Frrmn
iseralttaHces for any Of the above rublica-
TORS should always be addressed, post paid.
to 80 Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.
No. 81. Gold Street, New York.
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tiaEuee4 &1a pam Aazs.Ls and nrzxndsn
Masiin, Jacaaet and aFganay Robes
P-4ntas aailts ass. Jaetenets and ctrlrn
Plan and Printed LinH4a Lawns,
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Pi4ia and dotted seis@, ana great vaies1ava.
goods
Pa Aa4 @afe5 Rlack Earasss, ela.hsss il
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FasRoInEREss
Efnar iaerAf ss"s.asefts ssl1 sissse4 d M
F-f G~0ipuzs lac GLARS,
j large varie " six ard Lare Maatssk
fnaasai5ere1 aasLn and Janoasf Bxnes,
}asv riela FsfebroHtercd H nfksrchisk.
FtaaFOtfrs3 ahiss S crest variety = irssi
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TIE CENTS BFP4R-sMr
-,ie selected fey th:s -asrsst, I'D esanasr
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SUITS n estlr ! a1ee j'rtsl ard Eussss Is4.
sGits 81 Clessei Ga-sei.les.
Saits q Hack italian ciath.
slfriua, B9snb4xi1e. Ear.,eas sns AlsnAa fess,t
10 DO do 30 de itn.s.
Rrowa rinn-n nril. aai ether ssyss # sazsas.
Casts sad Pass
Fesss Il e<sry ae.or:P: or; light 81 80 4 n.
ms sezr.
Hi Lfanea aud l.. Z Shirts,
1taE-F gsffueafs IN llHret ant rttfc..
sish ana Muslin CTavat-, 6alf iase. fi..eN4 hnna
Haxs straw Hat for Young i-neric.ff
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