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SAX FaANo1soo, May 27.-An off,
cal report from Capt. Munson an.
nounces the result of . conflict with q
party Of Indians in Paradise valley
Tho Indians were driven back after
four hours fighting, With loss Of sev.
eral killed. i, Capt., Munson lost one
killed aud two wounded, =: ,'.>.~ r,
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TELEGRAPH ITEMS.
WARRINGTON, June 2.

WARRINGTON, June 2.
The Senate this afternoon after de.
bate, rejected the nomination Of Hon
Henry stanberry as Attorney General
1t i Understood his appointment to Of:
ice was opposed by Senators principal.
" on the ground Of his hostility to the
reconstruction acts.
1t is reported: that the election in
Oregon has gone democratic. -
The trial Of jed. Davis is again post,
poned until November.
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TT 8. LAND OfFlog, 81: CLOUD, MINI,
luna 1800

JcNes Uelery:
on tn. Gra BAY 81 JULY, isss, At 10 o'clock IN
the forenoon Of the said day and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry, No. s4l7, made bv
you 1snu:!y 10. 1897; upon th9 e. section %
jet to sale st S.. Cloud, Mnn should not be can.
csled, - Cornelius Morrison alleges An abandon.
%sat thereof BY you and then and there to
test such showing. b.. @. WAIT, Register,
juneA.6wL ilI'lf IL, G. BURBANK, Receiver.
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GEN. GRANT ACCEPTS.

We present below the letter of nc
ccptance from Gen. Grant, and commend
it to our readers as being a model in
the way Of letter writing. It is what
we naturally would expect from him,
brief, pointed, yet containing all that
is necessary from this man Of deeds in
stead Of words. Speaker Colfax has
also formally accepted the nomination
of Vice President:
WARRINGTON, D. c., May 29th, 1868.
To Gen. Jos. E. Hasoley, President Of Ma
tional Union Convention
In formally accepting the nomination Of
| tho National Union Convention Of the 2lst
Of May instant, it seems proper that some
statement Of my views beyond the accept.
ance Of the nomination should be express.
ed.
The proceedings Of the Convention were
marked with wisdom, moderation and pa.
triotlsm, and, I believe, express the feel.
ings Of tho great mass Of those who sus.
tanned the country throug h its trials. ~.
dorse their resolutions. y
II elected to tho Office Of President of the
United States, it viii DO my endeavor to I'D.
minister all the laws in good faith, with
economy. and with view Of giving peace,
quiet and protection everywhere.
In times like the present, it is impossi-
BILE, at least, emiuently improper to lay
down = line Of policy to be adhered to,
right or wrong through an administration
Of four years. New: political issues not
foreseen, sre constantly arising; the views
Of tho public on old ones are constantly
changing, and q purely administrative off.
Ger should always be left free to execute
the will Of the people. always have re-
spected that will and always shall. Peace
and universal prosperity (its sequence, }
with economy Of administration, will light
en- the burden Of taxation, while it con
stantly reduces the national debt. Let US
have peace. ...~ .....
With great respect your obi. servt,
q, 8. GRANT.
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1t is stated IN official circles at
Washington, that Secretaries Seward
aud Randall have both rendered their
designations. 49,. 80. r.
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i. 1t is rumoSed It Washington that
Charles Francis Adams and VIM. II,
Evarts have been offered positions /
the Cabinet. $3.50 = /. .--z<s': -vH
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no THE llrnnrRs OF THE aalHHn-
sofa RDlTORs' AND PUnLlsIIER's
ASSOClATION.

Pursuant to the invitation Of tho
Wisconsin Editors' and Publishers As
ISOLATION accepted by the Minnesota
Association At tho meeting in January
last, reunion and excursion Of the two
Associations will take place at Milwau-
kee, Wis, on the 23d day Of June
next.
The programme is as follows: The
Wisconsin Association meets in conven-
ton at Milwaukee on the 23d, and will
be Joined there by the members Of our
Association. The excursion will leave
Milwaukee at midnight Of the 23d by
a special train Of Pullman's Palace
night cars, aud arrive At Chicago At 6
A. NJ. Of the oath. Leave Chicago at
7 a. N. same day, and arrive At St.
Louis At 8 P. N. Leave St. Louis at 4
P. N. Of the 25th by boat for Quincy,
ILL.,, and there take the boat at 8 o'clock
A. NJ. Arrive at Chicago 8 o'clock P.
NJ. Leave Chicago Saturday, the 9th
in the afternoon or evening as may be
deemed advisable, for home.
Members of the Minnesota Associa-
ton intending to join the excursion
will please to inform me as early as pos
sible, that I may forward their names
to Mr.. Seymour President of the Wis:
consin Association, who has kindly
procured passes, and will forward them
upon my recommendation.
Rochester, MIMI, May 28th, 1868. r.:
| J. A. LEONARD,
MINI. Editors and Publishers Association,
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WARE Up,-A lot ef ALARM CLOCK
wv --just the thing to get YOU up cary
ip tho mornipg-For sale at BUSHES.
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FROM ALEXANDRIA.

New Duildings-TOwn Site Surveyed
Goods Cheaper than at Sank Centre
Law Suit-Crops-Horscba Riding.
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1T s. LAND OFFICE. ST. CLOUD, MINI,
| u. Nav 80, 1865.
IT S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MINI

TT S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
u. Nay q, 1865.
Slas ". Palmer:
S,x: You hereby notified to appear At this Office
on the 10TH DAY OF JULY, 1868, At 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon of the said day. and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1919, made by
in range &C. in the District Of lands subject to sale
St. Cloud Mimi. should not DO Cancelled as Chris
tan kuudsen alleges an abandonment thereof by you
and proposes then and there to show the sane when
you will be permitted to contest such showing.
II. c. WAIT, Register,
june4.6w1 II. G. BURBANK. Receiver.
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y SCHOOL EXAMINATtoNs.-The ex-
Jaminations in the Primary grade of
the Public Schools were completed
yesterday forenoon with schools of
the New Building, taught by Miss
Weld. assisted 10y Miss Waeh, and
by Miss Wach assisted BY Miss Sur
tevant. These two rooms contain
children of the lower classes. of the
I Primary, as the two rooms on the
floor above are occupied By the two
higher Primary classes, One of the
advantages arising from the union
of boys and girls 10 the same
room, is that it permits a much better
system Of grading the classes, and
thereby results greatly In favor of
both pupils and teachers. The exer-
cises yesterday forenoon passed offvery
satisfactorily, and were of the same
character as those already noticed.
In the afternoon the Girls Inter
mediate 6fthe Upper building, taught
by Miss Cherry, assisted by Miss
Badger, was examined. Quite large
number of visitors m4nifested their
interest in the school by their pres
ence. The four Glasses were heard il
Heading, Spelling and Defining,
Arithmetic, Geography, German, and
Music. These examinations by the
teachers namediwere very creditable,
especially those in Arithmetic. the
pupils evincing decided proficiency in
this study. The German recitation
was varied by singing, reading, lexer-
discs in numbers; writing, and the
sounds Of the letters, showing very
satisfactory sprogl'ess in this study.
Prof Tinker's examination IN Music
was quite interesting, and demonstrat-
ed to all .pfeseatlthe. praotieabilitS Of
teaching this branch to younger chill
dren. The entire afternoons exer-
cises were maintiined with interest.
and the visitors and friends of the
school were well pleased with the half
year: work 3 . fal j splished. We
give below
a.. Roll. or HONOR
"a Neither Absent or Tardy-Nellie-
Jaquess, Victoria Barter, Lizzie Bar
ter, Emma Irons, Jennie Saberton,
Carolina Kuhn, Aggie Lockhart,
Lucy Conner, Jennie Phillips, EN-
ma Armstrong Minnie Gorsese
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} MAGNIFICENT LUNCH-The ladies
of Trinity Church have prepared, and
viii favor their friends to-day with, a
splendid Lunch including oysters
fried and stewed-ham. tongue and
turkey, mincs and lemon pies, and
the regular old-fashioned plum pud-
ding. The very R5lo price of seventy
five. cents will be charged those who
partake. The fare and terms ought
to attract a crowd Lunch will be
served IN the parlors of the Church.
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PERRY TOWNSHIP CoNvENTTONT =
The Democracy of Perry Township
sB0lda ConventioR TO day, short dis
lance from BabytownaT0ae of the
delegates was in the city yesterday
and purchasedaaninFeiee of statiohe4
ny preparatory to making the report,
: framing a PLATFORM, &c. An elab-
crate platform. fully indorsing Andy
may be expected.
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&, RE-OPENED.-HRnnel & Sons have
Tezopened their Factory for the build
ing. season with a. large and well Sc
lected stock Of Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Dry Flooring, .WeatheFboarding, &C.,
&c. All work made, in the building
line, to order. Corner of Walnut and
Fifth Streets 19bn9l 81 sfeb25l1w
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ELna LIfe Insnrance oomnnnr.

The undersigned would take this
method to tender her thanks to the
Htna Life Insurance Company 0f t
Hartford, for the prompt payment Of u lI
her policy of $40, 900 on. the life of her 81, "a.
late husband, r. g. t0'Riley.- While
living at New Orleans, Mr.. O'RiIey
obtained policy OF his life for $10,-
600, and Immediately. on being in
formed of mis- death, Messrs. Nexsen ..-
d Bixby, Agents at Evansville, rem
dered me every assistance in prepar-
ing the necessary papers, ana on the Gl
18th day Of January they paid me, u.-
the amount of said policy, to my full
satisfaction. r-r
would earnestly recommend the
H1tna Life Insurance Company as q
we'll as its Agents TO every one de- a,.l
string Lite Insurance, as well deseFY- " Lr
ing of patronage.
(SiRned) EMERINE O'RILEY
teb27 -3t. .ea1 @f"om
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our services, assuring you that any busi-
MRss you may extend to US will have
prompt and faithful atsentlenA ,edOJa
The business IN CilciqnQa viii be, con-
atnued under the hfnli name Or f'osTRR
BROTHERS. and will be devoted to the
&'hotesaie Grocery and Com mission Business
AS GrOcers we design keeping a com
plste assortment of such goods as are best
s9ited TO the want, of the trae e, q We viii
t8g ready pay '-ex perfence having Thor
81ghly satisfied Us thRtit IS. best bOf b for the
hager and seller, as weare enabled to offer
MIr goods at the smallest margin OF profit,
Interest, and the contingent profit for bad
debts an we Will make j c co the adVan-
Aase, - o. the closest buyer Yh9y Visits this
EhAse OF US. Our terms will be CASH, par
MndS in Clucinnat ID. j. one per cent! Mill be
e5edlseted 0Iuau bats paid FOR at the time of
GeliHcted II paid tCitht1l fifteen days Al
Als2y remaining unpaid at the erpiTutinh or
1saTfD days tgt be dF0tOll for tOith exchange.
iReDllttdHceS bg express must De prepaid.
ORDERS will be filed AZ as low rates as III
you were present to bug. Goods not in
sur line Will be selected with special care.
NJ current rites.
our facilities in this branehsof our BUST
ness are not surpassed by any house in
lhe city, and our stock viii always be
sound com ullefe e. fresh and desirable ras
AS Commission Merchants we will
sttend the sale or purchase 1oi ALI kinds
81 produce or merchandise. With many
Eears experience atad adsqpsSt, faeIlitiess
tEae fullest satisfaction to those who may
AyOr us with property Oh any kind for
sale, or with orders TO buy anything in the.
1ssats. FORWARD NC prompt atten, ed
.. and lowest rates OF frsig Ia o btatn- d.
Ds0aA IA 1l1tles Will be extend ed TO ship
York House.
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SHoBs-LJhaye received during the
last few days; many new and desirable
goods for the early Spring trade,
amoug them some better seWed and
pegged Gait Boots, Caters and Bali
morals, for men and boys, than were
ever brought to this city before. Also
ladies' and misses Caters and Bali
morals, and ehildrenls Blue and
Bronze French Morocco and Kid
Polish Boots, from two frst.class
manufacturers of Rochester, n "
No goods are superior to them or will
be sold as cheap elsewhere. dfeb27. 1a
T. w. TURNER.
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Tgre Ba6te and ThaiaatpelIs.
FROM TERRI nAuTE.
OHIO and .Mississippi Railroad.
FRnM VTNCENNEs
SHENANDOAH LINES.

To LoUIsvILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock AN. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
o'clock p. N.
TO CAIRo-Daily, except Sunday, at
70 To- -GEEEfsa R1vER.-1E7 Every 7ednessiay
and Saturday at O'Clock P. NJ. Every
Monday and Thursday at Q o'clock P. N.
To EAsTPoRT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at o'clock P. n.
10 HE-SDERsON-Daily, except Sundays,
at O'Clock Pm.
To NAsHvILLE-Eyery Thursday Rt four
m. Ma ~ - ~ = AAA AAA -
= TO Observation-Disclosures
RockportS Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
Ville,l carrying the mail, leaves at 7 A. NJ.
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
New VIVA Harmon arsai Maj stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. n. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. NJ
'Mt.NernOn Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays at A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays by pm
TO NEWBURG.-HacK.d daily Except sun
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
o'clock p. N.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
A Cd.

' The MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INsU-
RANCE. of Newark New Jersey, had
a policy of $1,000 on the life ofmy
late husband,i William Leweuthala
The. entire dRaeqtat was paid to me- On3
the very day twas due, by Halloek
& Drew, Agents The note givenTto
the Company bg my husband was re-
turned to lmes nor was it deducted
from the amount Of the policy 1a33me
a' sffrecommepd this Company to I'll
my friends as reliable and prompt in
the payment Of losses 1a55.aI edi
HELENA LRMENTHAL.
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b LUNCH! LUSCH -TGrand Lunch at
the DeZnI0atco every morning, from
ten to, twelve O'Clock, and every night,
from nine to twelve o'clock Every
-body.invited ..h.mnoaaa feb22elW .
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ETNAM wsaN0aN
Those PHoToGRAPHs. Those
:. photographic pictures exhibited at
Turner Hall on the occasion of the
mask ball, were painted byiO1r.A julius
Dietze and Mr.. Schwagerle. The
Turner Society rendered a vote Of
lthanksito Mr.. Fisher, Of the Union,
for the interest he took in making the
ball a. success. SHAW LoR ~
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Sudden CHANGE.-There was a
sudden chanssiiaetAe weather Jester
day, which called into requisition
overcoats, comforts. az: At6 P. N.
the mercury stQ9d at IS, at 6 A. Nit
Stood at BOZ, and at ~ 6'cleck on
Wednesday night at 2S0.
= v1-y NEeH - = " g. 49,
ExANfiNATIoNs TO-DAY La the
Public Schools, viii be continued ia
the foreno onsn MIS- O'Byrhe's room
in the Upper building. and in the af-
ternoon in Miss More ! room, ia the
Lower building
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|. .. B. B.-Members of Thisbe
Lodge, No. "a, please take notice that
there viii be a regular meeting held
Sunday, March 1st, at 2 P. NJ, in tho
Yestry of the Sixth Street Temple.
It AUGUST BRENTANo, IL. S.
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e 'YoUNa MEMS PRAYER MEETING
TheHyoung mems prayer meeting at
Trinity NJ. E. Church Is Increasing
in interest, with'a fair prospect Of
general revival growing out of it.
Psrsons of all ages are invited to at.
tend, and participate in the meetings.
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CoMMITTEE on JEFF. sDAvIss77It
was currently reported on the streets,
yesterday, that certain prominent
Democrats, Messrs. Mob w,
KIM, and Others, had been ap-
pointed a commiltde to wait On JEFF.
Davis on his, arrival per steamer
chmond, and itois further stated
that said COMMITTEES established head
quarters, night before, last, on the
wharf, and did not Ego home, till
morning" but waited with the great
est anxiety the ARRIVAL Of the ot8
traitor. The rumor is given as lit was
received. What occurred at Finne-
gan ; wake has not transpired, how
.evere A question: was raised. as to
JEFF. S probable destination, the most
probable solution, of which, as given
by a prominent Democrat, was. that
he was going to zhington to serve
on Andy's staff al Interim. .
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PRoaR EssrNG. The revival
meeing at Iugle StreetM L. Church
is still progressing, and each nights
meeting-is attended with good results.
It will probably continue the balance
ofathis week. W. '''e -
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TO THE PHRIIG.

rrs l-80D 10 THE PUBLIC.
This makes $45.0N0 paid by this
Company to the widows and friends OF
deceased policy Holders in ous Agency.
The Company was never: Stronger,
having over. $4,000, 900 of available
RESOURCES. We have advanced the
dividends one year. Old policy hold
ers receive this year one hundred per
cept, dividend aud new mem befs give
only Ulree notes instead Of four, as
heretofore. 70 We. have three hundred
and twenty-five names on our list but
have room for more
Fl = - HALLOCK & Drew, Agents,
81 t+ A-gdrf Nao2 Main Gfret ~
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The Johnson Meetlng. Febraarr 27.

The johnson Meeting, February "a.
Editors Journal: aa4
The Courier Of this morning calls
upon you for the names of leading
Democrats who disapproved of the
meeting at the Court House, on the
night of the 18th. Now, / know from
personal conversation with several
leading Democrats, that they were OPP
posed to it and objected to making
speeches indorsing Andy johnson.
The meeting was called without con-
sulting the Chairman of the Central
Committee, and at the desire Of two
or three parties not members Of that
COMMITTEE, and the Chairman himself,
1 understand, was opposed to the
meeting, but, Of course, could not re-
call the appointment. -.. 49,.
But the object Of this communiea-
ton is to give you the name of one
leading Democrat opposed to the call,
and that's Capt. Willard, the President
of the meeting. He remarked in my
presence, that the calling of a meet
ing to indorse Andy johnson was a
mistake, and for himself he should
not go near it, but let those parties
who issued the call make the speech
es, and, upon the whole, wac quite in
dignant that one or two persons
should thus compromise the party
by an unauthorized call. lNoTLIr,
SocIABLE LAST NIGHT.-Notwith-
standing the inclemency of the
weather, there was very fair attend
ance at the Sociable given by the
ladies of the Trinity NJ. E. Church,
at the Church parlors, last night.
Those in attendance enjoyed them
selves very.Well; indeedi visitors cam.
not fail to be pleased at the SociabIes
given by those ladies. No one, can
attend them without feeling that the
time was we'll spenta With socialand
pleasant conversation, music and 4
splendid supper-such as the fair La
dies of that Church always spread
forlvisitors-the time passes quickly
and most agreeably. 81 eng 5fii AF2" "
3REooRDER's CoURT.-4A young man
from the country not used to bad
whisky, got on little spree, and as
a result, was locked up and kept one
night, after which he was fnedl$1.
with costs, 1910, added. u a9ai ~
Pata Millinery, who has been
before the Recorder oft'times for
drunkenness and indeeencyy was fined
So; cost "a TO- = 30 26is'ao OH A.,
The above eases constituted the
days business in that Court, except.
civil case lin which an auctioneer's
bondsmen were interested, dj.~ ..bns
FIGHT. There waga little f. mill9
on the corner of Main and Water
Streets. yesterday evening. One man
got his pug battered. which re-
suited in a oopious flow of r5elaret.R
The cause of this belligerent demon
stpation may be infefred from re-.
mark one of the parties made, which
was 65I will teach you how to ask
me to take a drink with you aud then
leave me to pay the biil"r Al Sufficient
cause to provoke an assault, most as
suredly. le .A9R D'os 4 ~" -,
PEnsoNAB.-Robert A. Hin, Elqr.,
who has been absent from the city Tor
several days. past returned by the
steamer Morning Star last eveniugs4 Z
Captain D1cClerfy, reerditfhg 6fh3eT
at this place, arrived by last nights
train. oT-t,5e t. -. sdf ar assn
TIE FARMrRs---Dnrin-t the sararal ]
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gnD- Call at our Counting-room and
aexamine our. stock Of Note and Let
ter Paper, Enyelops, &c,
aT -heH .i4 JOURNAL. Co.
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WIN La discontinnad.
CARD.

IN retiring nom the above partnership,
Eaesire TO return my thanks to my friends
who have faVOre m9with their business,
md would ask their continuance with
the new firms. GUILB COPELAND =
New York, January "a, 1858. ~ y y
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ANNoUNC DEMENT'S. .

Editors Journal:
Please announce my name as caudf-
date for he Office of City Collector, at the
ensuing april election.
fTg 8aJ JOHN SOHUBERT. f
3H5 FOR CITY RECORDER. yf.t Is.
We are aui horned TO announce Colonel
EDWARD w EEILER as 4 Candidate for City
Recorde IN the eeming. election, subject
tothe nomination OF the RepiIOfica n -Con=
Eentionl -Lfebl3 on1
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THE FARMERs.-During the several
days past Of good weather the farmers
have been busy preparing for Spring
work. The fruit trees are being
prunedl and. fencing rebuilt. so that
nothing will delay work in the Spring.
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! BJrI have received today FIVE
cases nef Ladies' custom made Gai-I
tars--very nice GOODS three eases of
iChiid's high bronze and blue Boots
very beautiful; also, several cases of
I Mems very fine French Calf Boots,
the prettiest boot ever seen inathis
Tcity. Edo sHs - IS KICKER. na
ieb26- W&F 60 Main Street