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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-12-24

New MATERIAL FOR PAPER.-Ihe
high cost of rags for the manufacture
of paper has led to long continued
aud costly attempts to substitute
other articles, such as wood, straw,
bamboo, cornstalk, husks, &c, but
owing to the great expense for
chemicals and the machinery neces-
sary for converting the materials into
pulp, the cost of paper has not to any
considerable extent been reduced.
1t is now alleged that the okra
plant, which grows luxuriantly in all
parts of the United States, possesses
all the requisites for making every
description of paper, from the com
mon wrapping to the finest book or
bank note paper, either sized or nom
sized without the addition of any
other material whatever. tits claimed
that this has been practically de-
monstrated, and that the discoverer
has, within the past few months,
manufactured by the most simple
and economical process, in different
mills, variety of samples of papers
which, although made under very
unfavorable circumstances, possess
all the characteristics of paper made
trom linen rags and MANILA rope. If
this should turn out to be true, it
cannot fail very greatly to affect the
price of paper, as the okra can be
raised cheaply and abundantly. We
understand that arrangements have
been made for commencing the man
>ufacture Of okra paper this season.
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BASE BALL TouRNAMENT.-Nine
of the Southern Base Ball Club, ac-
companied by few friends, will
visit Baton Rouge to-day, for the
purpose of playing the Red Stick
Base Ball Club, of Baton Rouge, for
a flag to be presented to the victors
by the State Fair now being. held
there. The following gentlemen are
to represent the Club on the occasion j:
j. J. Vim, p; McManus, c.; J.
III. Hoffman, LIST B.; G. ID. Braden-
berg, I'd B.; 0. Bozant, Sd B.; j. G.
Buddendorff, S. s.; L. Thibault, L.
f.; M. S. Gallagher, G. F.; and M.
K. Chandler, r. +.
We wish the members of the
Southern Club pleasant trip, and
hope to see them return with trophy
in handy. o. Bulletin, 21st INST.
The gentlemen have arrived and
are as fine a looking set as can be
started in any club. As to the
"tropby,' friend Bulletin, that is a
point which you will find on referring
to our columns elsewhere, has been
settled definitely to your satisfaction.
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DARING RoBBERY.-A special
New York correspondence of the
New Orleans Crescent, writing under
date of the 18th, recounts the fol-
lowing remarkable instance of daring
highway robbery:
One Of the most daring robberies
ever committed, startled the commu-
nifty, especially Wall street men,
yesterday, involving as it did, over
three millions dollars. A lad, mes
senger of the Bank of the State of
New York, who was carrying his
accustomed treasure in a bag from
the Clearing House to the Bank,
was attacked by man and dragged
to a sleigh, where the bag was for
chilly taken and the thief, with his
accomplish drove of, the boy hang
ing on to the sleigh crying, "stop
thief" but no one noticed it, and
finally the boy was beaten off.
The checks are valuless to the
men as the bank will stop them, and
$500 in bills is all the available
funds the scoundrels have got, as
that amount happened to be in the
bag in greenbacks. No number of
cases such as these will ever induce
people to be careful.
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School EXAMINATIoN.-An ex-

SCHOOL EXAMINATIoN.-An ex-
animation of the pupils taught by
Mrs. b. w. Stannard and her sister
Miss Mary Terrier, took place at the
school room, in the basement of the
Methodist Church, in this city, on
Saturday last. 1t was improvised
by way of prelude to the relaxations
Of the incoming holidays, and to ex-
hibit the ratio of progress made by
the pupils since the examination held
just prior to the commencement OF
the last summer vacation.
The pupils acquitted themselves
in their several exercises with credit
and distinction, many of them evinc-
ing remarkable degree of aptitude
and proficiency in mental and prac-
teal philosophy and mathematics,
history, geography, &c. Their teach
ers deserve much praise for the
assiduity and devotion manifested by
them in the discharge Of the arduous
and responsible duties pertaining to
their vocation.
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sa- Gen. Hancock has issued an
order revoking the one issued by Gen.
Mower which displaced various State
officers, including clerks of courts and
tax collectors, at New Orleans. The
removal Of corner Delery from Office
sustained, but not the appointment Of
w. Ii. Hire in bis stead. Gen. Han
cock appoints Thomas Bradford to
succeed DR.. Delery. He also ap-
points, on the recommendation OF Gov.
Flanders, Rosamond Hebert to be
Justice of the Peace in West Baton
Rouge, and F. L. Truleau to be police
Juror of the 18th ward in the same
parish.
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The VALUE OF NETTLEs.-Sow
and plant nettles, says Mr.. Xavier
Garenne, and all the lands in the
South and the wastes in other parts
of France, will be converted into
green and profitable fields. He won
ders that the world is so slow to
learn the great economic value OF
this robust plant, which will grow
everywhere. Raise nettles, and in
the young tops thereof you will have
a delicious and early vegetable for
your dinner table, and an abundance
of early green food for your cattle.
The milk cows are improved by
diet of nettles, and the beef of cattle
fed on nettles is superior to all other.
Nettles, too, are of remarkable eff
cacy in restoring broken down horses
to vigor. And in commerce their
value is great, for they can be treated
as hemp, and spun into lines and
ropes, and woven into cloth. France
has grand schemes of planting in
contemplation, and it may be that
the long neglected urtica will be
taken into favor.
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sEy. Every Saturday calls attention

gay. Every Saturday calls attention
to the fact that there is a large emf
grafton of Americans to Germany, as
we'll as migration of Germans to
America. This is owing to the in
creased cost Of living in this country.
Persons of fixed moderate incomes
have discovered that living and educa-
ton cost far less in Germany than 10
American cities: and they are settling
many of the continental towns, but es-
pecially in Stuttgart, where Ameri-
cans are said to greatly ou'number
the English residents, and in fact
have nearly driven them OUT.
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before purchasing elsewhere.


DEAUTIFUL PRESkN1S FOR THE Il0LI-
ID DAYsi-P. Capdeviele, respectfully invites
The attention Of the public including ladies and
gentlemen and the little folks, that be has on
hand at his Variety Store, one Of the finest as
sortments Of novelties, suitable for holiday pres
ents, ever introduced into this market.
To, attempt to enumers to the various descrip-
tiops ofToys, Toilette and Fancy Articles, COM
posing his stock, would require too much space.
Suffice 1t TO say, that al persons may be suited AZ
10 variety, taste and price by calling around at
his old and well known variety store, on Laurel
street. between Third and Lafayette streets.
4 m
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CoRRECTIoN.-We are glad t

Commemorative are glad to
have it in our power to correct the
statement we heard not long since
and which we repeated through our
columns, to the effect that the Hon.
r. T. Posey had sent in his resigna-
ton to the Governor, as Judge of the
Fifth Judicial District. We have it
from the Judge, himself, that such is
not the case.
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nay A large lot Of machinery
shipped from the West and intended
for exhibition at the State Fair at
this place, is hourly expected. The
boats having it on board, have been
unfortunately delayed in reaching
here, on account Of having grounded
on some Of the sandbars above.
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NEW ARRIVALS.

A WORD TO THE WISE Is SUFFfCIENTi--
IA have just received a ompiete assor tment
of Fancy and staple Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
which have been purchased at low cash prices,
and which will be sold at small advance for
cash. Give me a call and you will fad 1t TO your
fdeclgl n. BENDLER
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s6y- The Southern Base Ball Club
has been presented by the Fair Asso,
citation with check for the purchase
money for a silver cup in New Or
leans as an award to said Club for
the triumph it achieved Yesterday in
it's contest with the Red Sticks.
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Very respectfully yours,
New ORLEANS, Sept. 18th, 1865.
n z. Iemnn So Eaton Rnnna In

John r. Lemon, Esq, taton Rouge, La:
Dear Your highly and valued favor
of the 9th inst. lis before me, contents care
fully noticed. In answer would state, hav-
ing completed all my arrangements and
agencies, here and in the country, ere this,
am sorry, indeed, yon had not forwarded
your application sooner, as | would have
been very much pleased TO have engaged
your valuable services, either here or in
Baton Rouge, La, knowing your high
standing aud your extensive acquaintance
throughout tho country, and have no
doubt you could have been of much ad-
vantage To my business.
remain, very respectfully,
dec2l lw A. LEVI, per T.
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RNrgMtasS..

HEUDE b RHODES have just received from
New Orleans, a large assortment Of goods Of all
description, which they are selling commission
VERY Low FOR THE CASH. They request
before purchasing elsewhere. decl7
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~ The New York Herald saws

r The New York Herald says
General Grants course has entirely
disposed of all partisan agitation over
Stanton's removal, and the best thing
Congress can do is to provide for the
abolition of the office of Secretary of
war, and turn over the duties of the
Department to the General of the
Army.
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sG- Among the visitors from abroad
to the State FAIR, whom we have had
the pleasure of meeting, is DR.. Phil
lips, the able editor of the Southern
Farmer ut Memphis, Tenn.
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AT AND UNDER COST.

r OFFER my entire stock Of LADIES', Gents
l. and Misses fine SHOES AT COST, TO make
room for rev stock. Cali and BE- convinced that
mean what | say. @A5&
DAVID +. Raymond,
dec3.2w Old surntfr House, Main st.
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DISTURBANCE AT BRUsLE LANDING.
On Sunday last, colored man
knocked down a little boy at Brusle
Landing, in West Baton Rouge, and
robbed him of some money. The
man was arrested and placed in Jail
A number of darkies went to the jail
and threatened to rescue the prisoner
and tear down the building, but de-
sisted from carrying their threat into
execution on the appearance Of the
Sheriff and number of the white in.
habitants. Word was sent to Gen.
Watkins, commanding this post who
dispatched military guard, to Erusle
Landing, to suppress and further dis
turbance there and maintain the pub
lie peace and order. Meanwhile the
ringleaders 10 the outbreak were ar
rested and are now under guard,
awaiting an examination of their case.
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l0- The Honolulu Advertiser pub
fishes an account OF the discovery of
land in the Arctic Ocean, by Captain
Long, of the whale ship Nile, which
1t is thought will prove polar CONT
nent. The past season has been the
mildest experienced by the oldest
whalemeu, and enabled the Captain
to reach latitude 1880. He ex
smined the land attent,vely along its
entire Southern coast, and sBetched
its appearance. 1t is quite elevated,
and mountain near the centre, about
longitude $50 resembles al extinct
volcano, estimated to be 5000 feet
high. He named the country Wran-
gels Land, after the great Russian ex-
piorer. The Western point, in lati-
tude 70.40 North, Longitude ITS 30
East, was named Cape Thomas, after
the seaman who discovered it. The
Southwest point was called Cape Ha-
wan. The Nile sailed several days
along the coast, and approached within
fifteen miles. The lower part of the
land was free from snow and appeared
to be covered with vegetation. 1t is
impossible to tell how far the land ex-
tends northward. They could see
ranges of mountains until lost in the
distance.
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

Having been informed frequently and
from the most reliable sources, almost
daily by some of my friends, since my re-
turn to Baton Rouge, of certaSa parties, who
have tried to establish prejudice against
me and my business, by telling positive
fatsehoods knowingly, take this method
generally Of the fact practiced by those
PARTIES, in order az they imagine, to pro.
mote Themselves in their own business.
TIE term Runaer is oftentimes put in con-
necticr with my name, title that CON
slider highly honorable, but one that few
persons are worthy Of, which signifies, AZ |
understand, one Dho runs messenger,
hard, or learned man ansong tile ancient
hothsA Again, Drummer 10 put within its
stead, which signifies one whore office ia to
beat the drum in military exercises and
marching But perhaps they have estab-
lished a dtetaona,y of their own, as this is
a fast uge, aud we will put old Noah
Webster aside and give them the supre-
maeyl Thereforetthe definition " hich they
give to the two words are each the same
''sDhieh as a Positige tie,n and | caution all
persons to be,oare OF those parties wherever
you may meet with them in this city; then
are unro,tAy Of your confidence or euom yoa,
putronage.
Very respectfully yours,
JOHN r. LEMON.
N. B.-I append below II copy of u pri-
waite letter addressed to me from q Com
mission Merchant of New Orleans, in reply
to an application made by me for business
in 1866.
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De Soto Lodge, No. ], /. 0. 0. f

THE REGULAR SEMI-ANNUAL ..,ssaasss.,.
4 election Of officers Of the above ssxN1Mks
Lodge, TO serve for the ensuing 7zs2aRgHsss
term, will take place at the Lodge ~sa8HhsF<~
Room. on THURSDAY, the Goth inst.
Punctual attendance on the part of the mem.
bers, is particularly requested.
decd JOHN MoGRATH, r. s.
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KID GLOVES.

TUsT RECEIVED A complete assortment Of
- Ladies' and Gentlemen's Kid Gloves the
finest ever impor ted--a new KIDD with bells, and
at prices to suit the times. 1he best ID The
cheapest. Tdec19j ". FENDLER
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LARD.

LNRE5H FROM THE WEsT-10 kegs Leaf Lard.
l. For sale by the keg or pound by
dec5 A. JACKSON
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S0- Ole Bull, the great violinist,
has returned from Europe and is now
in Chicago. He intends giving con-
certs again in various cities. 1t is
said of him that he has even increased
in fervor, and is still studying new
surprises in finish and execution.
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GODEY,s LADY,s BOOK,

LN0R JANUARY, 1868. PETERsON'S LADY'S
l. MAGAZINE for January, 1868. Juss re-
ceived ut asH
dec12.3w BEAL's BOOK Il VARIETY STORE
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So l.. Z. MORRIS Collector and General Agent
for the settl ement Of Claims. Bills Re. Also author
lied Agent and Collector for Tue GAZETTE COMET.
Office ut the Court House.
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BUTTER AND CHEESE
BEANS AND PEAS

TF YOU want choice article, call at the store Of
l. decl7 RANDOLPH h BATES
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@ The Georgia Convention at
Atlanta has passed an ordinance to
levy aud collect tax Of one.six teenth
Of one per cent, AID requiring the
tax treasurer to advance $4,000 to
the disbursing officer Of the convention
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sar A letter from Abyssinia, dated
October 31st, hears of the return, two
days previously, Of Col. Merewether
and his party from accommodating the
country southwark, after a severe
march of one hundred and thirty
miles. 1n the country they traversed
now for the first time visited by Eu-
ropeans-they found but little water,
and that in wells. In parts the Their
mometer ranged at 10. The passes
were through beds of torrents, with
huge masses of rock on every side.
The landing pier at Kulla, three hun
dred and fifty yards long, was finished,
and greater portion of tramway had
already been laid down. Troops were
arriving daily, and Annesley Bay was
rapidly assuming as busy au aspect as
Bombay harbor. Of Theodore there
is no intelligence, but he is virtually
sovereign over but small portion Of
the country now.
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APPLES AND POTATOES.

lust received per steamer Virginia. choice
D lot of Apples and Potatoes. For sale low to
the trade Idec5l A. JACKSON
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FAMILIES WILL FIND

A GOOD stock Of extra fine Goshen Butter at
n my store.
decl9 JOSHUA BEAL
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. BARR ELB Choice Northern Beans 2 barrels
= Lady Peas. For sale by
dec7 RANDOLPH Il BATES
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y+YQU TICKLE Me AND | TICKLE
,Esz has delivered a mes.
:. @-Congress, wherein
he enIogizes highly r'<-.onls Of tho
United States for their aid ih~s.
ing European intervention.
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PLOW LINES.

HAVING received a good supply Of Grass
III Rope-right size for Piow Lines, will sell
it cheap. fdec5J A JAt hsoN
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8S- Il. C.<WHARToN co, No. 81 Common
street. between Camp and Magazine New Orleans,
are our authorized Agents for that city.
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MALAGA IsAISINS.

HAVING received a fresh supply OF goods
suitable for the Christmas Holidays, ex-
tend general invitation to my customers and
the public to visit my store, and to examine par
ticulary the fine quantity Of kaisins that am
Offering for SALE cheap. ..-..5-.-
decIg ANDREW JACKSON
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CRANlBERRIES,

FAMILIES wishing good aud clean article
l. Of Cranberries, cheap, be accommod tied
by calling on
decl7 RANDOLPH Il BATES
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PORK.

lust ARRIVED AND FOR SALE, CHEAP
d 10 barrels heavy Mess foik. Call soon |, you
desire to purchase the article.
dec5 A. JACKSON
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BUTTER.

DEALERs can be supplied with few pack
ages Of Butter al moderate prices by cal ing
a store of d ctA1 JOSHUA BEAL
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.TpaD GOOSls--.VGaD Goods,
-RECEivED At
= A r * Err -

KID GLOVES, fine lot, cheap.
FRENCH CALICOES, a fine lot, cheap.
CLOTH and SILK CLOAKS,
And general assortment of stock to be
closed out VERY Low.
s9g" Rrnsember, no tripping in NM estab-
hshmpnt; Idonb sell any goods less Man
present osAolesale prsce, 10 make IL up on
other gods.
dee24 NJ. G. PARKER.
Staple Dry Goods on 60 Days Credit, ut
Auction. byJ. G. BogeI Auctioneer, on
Wednesday Morning, December 25th,
at IL O'Clock.
WILL BE SOLD As ABOVE, WITHOUT
w limit, at my sales room. No. Z, Main street,
the following staple Dry Goods and Clothing:
DOMESTICS-Bleach aud Brown.
STRIPES,
TICKINGS, ...
SATTNETS,
CAsSIMEREs,
JEANS, ....
WOODEN GOODS,
LOWELS,
PRINTS,
OVERCOATs,
JACKETS, &c.
TERMS Purchasers to give their notes at go
days, satisfactorily endorsed
dec24 JULIUS G. BoGEL, Auctiopeer.
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b9 A Baltimore dispatch dated
the Goth inst, says "Mr. and Mrs.
Davis lift for New Orleans yesterday
on the steamer Cuba.
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HAMS.

HAVIEG just received the first lot Of fresh
Hams sent to this warket, am Offering
them at reduced rate. They are UncanvaBsed
Hams and show themselves in their superior quail
i,y. Families should call at once II desrous Of
purchasing deci9j ANDREW JACKSON
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POTATOES.

T HAVE on hand, 90 barrels Peach Blows, and
/ will receive soon, 70 barrels Pink Eyes; 20
barrels Jackson Whites. Any OF which l will
sell to dealers or planters Mt q reasonable price.
decl9 ANDREW JACKSON
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BRANDY AND WHISKY.

nNEHALF barrel French brandy; barrel
" Bourbon Whisky. For sale by
u,c12 RANDOLPH Il BATES
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SALT.

Ok BAGS fine Salt, new sacks; 25 bags coarse
~ Salt, new sacks. Planters can have q
bargain by calling on
decl2 RANDOTP Il BATES
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COW FEED.

100 &c q; "%ss" ST. ;@ ss;
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SUGAR.

UsT REOEIVED, 10 hogsheads choice Sugar.
u Dealers and planters supplied at low rates.
decl2 RANDOLPH u BATES
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COFFEE.

= BAGS choice Rio Q bags Java. The after :
- iion Of families IL especia iy called. We will
sell at reduced ratea.
decI2 RANDOLPH & BATES
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MOLASSES.

NTB HAVE in store a choice artice-by the
w barrel or at retail.
dectZ RANDOLPH NJ BATES
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NOTICE.
UEvING sold out to Mr.. SAMUEL KUHN
Il our entire stock OF Dry Goods, Fixtures,
&c, of our old stand, ('ssumter House" Dry Goods
and Clothing Store) we beg leave respectfully to
recommend him to the favorable consideration
OF our friends and the public generally.
Mr.. SAMUEL. KUHN Ia alone authorized TO
pit for the old firm, having bought all ac-
counts due us. II. SIMON,
SOLOMON KUHN.
p.rou u aunr nonomhar oath 1967-1m
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NEW SYRUP.
FAMILIES can obtain a no. article at the
l. store of
dec7 RANDOLPH IL BATES
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FIRE CRACKERS.
X BOXES Tor sale by
- uecl2 RANDOLPH & BATES