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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

Music FOR THE MiLLIoS.-lf there is any
one Musical Periodical that is adapted tC
suit Lover Of Music it is certainly Pc
ters' Musical Monthly, or United States
Musical Review" For, whether we regard
the Literary and Musical worth, the cheap
ness, or the typographical excellence, it j:
not only the most useful but talented pub
LEGATION in the country. Being largely en-
gagged in the publication Of Music, Mr.. Pc
tiers always has a fresh stock to draw from
and is no ways 10th to draw from his re-
sources 10 any required amount TO make
the Review what it should be. Not satisfied
with giving 1856 pages of reading matter
and over SO worth Of new music for the
modest sum Of 81, Mr.. Peters has decided
to enlarge the January number, SO that in
future each monthly number will contain
81 worth Of music, or about $50 per year
This, at first, seems ruinous and for self
protection, he explains how he can afford
it. 1t is in this way. Mr.. Peters publishes
from GO 10 20 pieces of music each month
and among them are many fine copyright
pieces, by the best authors in the country
and which only need introducing TO become
immensely popular. By circulating his
best pieces in the Review he brings then
a. once to the notice Of thousands who
never would have heard Of them. They arr
sung and played by his subscribers, ant
their musical friends, liking them arc in
kuced 10 buy copies in sheet form. 1t i!
certainly novel way Of advertising, anc
we presume pays the publisher. That oui
Musical people are getting rich treat fol
mere nothing is also certain, and we ad
wise them all to send to ]. L. Peters, p. 0
Box $40, New York City for years sub
scription. Sample copies, % cents. AfteI
January it will be raised to So, to cove
the enlargement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
AUSTIN, Dec. 23, 1868

DEAR HERALD:-I haze been
prevented from attendance on the
Convention for several days, but
judging from the journal as pub
lished, neither you or / have lost
much. On Saturday the session was
short; some new business presented
and then the division of the State
come, and Caldwell offered proviso
that any action on division shall be
submitted to q vote Of the people.
Previous question moved, and the
call the House, and an adjournment
till Monday, 10 o'clock, and the last
was carried. Monday was spent in
filibustcring on the division ques-
ton. On Saturday night last the
friends Of division held meeting
at the Capitol, and last night the
anti .divisionists were to meet
Have not learned the result OF
either.
From all I can learn the division
party are weakening. They are
charged with rebellion, revolution,
&c. The excitement and interest
on this subject reminds one of the
days of 1861. The one party say
they were sent hero to make n con-
stitution, and it is hurled back that
that they have as much right to
divide the State as they have to do
many other things Of legislative
character. So it goes.
General Candy reached the city
on Sunday last. Has not yet as
sumcd command. Much anxiety is
felt about the course he will pursue.
If he takes Gen, Reynolds last OF :
der his an index to the sentiment OF
our people, he cannot think favor
ably Of us. Time alone can tell as
to his administration. 1t is thought
by some that he will require the
Convention to make q constitution
at once or he will disband the con-
Germ.
| presume the Convention will
adjourn to-day for the holidays
Quite a number of strangers in the
city-and the city promises much
pleasure to the gay during Christ
mas.
1 was delighted to meet, on yes
terday, Gov. Throckmorton, who is
looking in fine health. He feels no
doubt quite at home in Austin, and
his many friends here extend to
him a hearty welcome.
The Supreme Court will adjourn
on Saturday next, having consumed
the time allowed by law at this
place. Yours, &C.,
WILLIAM
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

AIsIfF II ff
nftH iifHafh Iiff.ntr.i.HH
mei ihIs maInIHr. ani I0IIi poo
oaaiod ia LusInass lf... .HI n
that che siarm n Co., I..I f.a DIRE
ou che niFisiun ~ e. HHs quIs
iion, hai sxprndsl iis mU. sul
that the tnrffut NJ luslurss would
run smooihly Nui ~. fir sonn
smith ~ Galveston offered q reso-
lution asking ilo Commanding
General a. remove an civil Uhiocrs
Who are unable in take the tCst
oath iron clad sni aplaiui men
who eouli take il, IT, introduction
caused some discussion, and ito al,
VOcates were able o. suspend the
rule and put il on lis final passage.
Morgan Hamilton was very severe
ia his remarks .avor,ng this move
said there were hundreds at unro-
peniant rebels being fistcrod hy
The Government, and were respon
sible for much Of the disorder in
tho country, and that a loyal man
could not get his rights in lhe
courts, Sc, lIo said there was a
remedy, and that the General had
been deroll,l in dnlyi he, Hamilton,
would remove them, and whenever
an outrage occurred lac would pun,
ISL the whole community for ten
miles square II ncccssary-sail fire
was a purifying clencnt, and lac
would barn and destroy until par
ties yield.d obedience. The vote
was a tic one On the final passage,
aud WAS so announced, but the vote
of Bryant Of Gaysnn was chal.
lengel, on the ground that no WAS
outside the bar when lac yolel, and
amer some Qnibbllng about rules,
the chair held ~ his decision. So
the matter ended f,r lie preSeDt,--
Rumor says the delegates west OF
tho Colorado met yesterday, and
laid the foundation Tor q constitu,
ton which they will complete, and
send TO Congress, II h West Virginia,
| will write YOU more Ia m prov.
DECEMBER IS. 1868.
Convention met ut 10 o'clock
Resolution complimentary TO Gen,
Reynolds, aud rcgrctting his reno,
val. was passed, Resolution sub.
scribing for 1000 cnpics of the Daily
Austin Republican, 800 copies Of
the San Antonio Express aud 800
CORES of tho Free Press (Gcrmnnl
was carried. believe the price is
mentioned at eight cents per copy.
The San Antonio papers are tri.
weekly, | believe. Altogether, the
expense Of papers alone for one
week is $500. ! notice to-day copies
of the Telegraph, Flakes Bulletin
and the Daily Houston Times lying
on the desks of tho members. or
course these are complimentary TO
the delegates. About IL o'clock
the President announced the subject
of Division of the State in ORDER
Previous question was moved and
then n call Of the House. Call sus
pended, and moved again, and mo.
ton to adjourn to 10 o'clock to.
morrow WAS carried,
Yours, &c,
WILLIAM
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

TEE DALLAS STEAM BoAT.-Tl @
new steam boat built at Dallas by
Crosslev, Ballard e. Roy, was launch
ed on Thursday 18th inst, in pres
ence Of a large concourse of citizens,
and is now ready to make trip
ms soon as the Trinity rises. The
boat was christencd by Miss SALLIE
HAYNES, daughter Of onr former
fellow -townsman, DR.. J. w. Haynes,
now resident of Dallas. Speeches
in honor of the suspicious event
were made by the Hon. A. B. Nor
ton, Judge of tho 9Th Judicial Dis
trict, and DIR. H J. Moffatt, of Ian,
caster. The citizens of Dallas may
congratulate themselves at the hap.
py conclusion Of this event in their
history, and we hope it is only the
initial step towards the building of
many "river queens" to ply the Wa
ters of the Trinity between Dallas
and the "Island City" 1t gives us
pleasure TO record such evidences
of energy and prosperity in onr sis
ter town. May the Salie Haynes
have o prosperous career and am
ply reward her energetic builders
and owners.
mckinney Messenger.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

The NEW EcLEcTIc MAGAZINE, for Janu.
AIRY, 1869, being the first number of the
fourth volume and second year, is received
1t is popular, amusing aud instructive
monthly, compiled from all the cOtempOra.
ry periodicals of the world. 1t has some.
thing to please all refined tastes embracing
as it does wider scope, than any Maya
zine Of the day. During the year it prints
over 1900 pages Of matter on every variety
of topics, and contributed by the most EN-.
inent of Living writers. The n. o. Picny.
une says of the New Eclectic, at is ahead
of all others in the breadth Of its liberal.
ISM its purity and elevation of tone, and
the range of its gleanings." Some of oul
friends have sometimes asked us what
monthly literary magazine they should
take. We have no hesitation in recon-
mending to them the New EcLEcTIC; Turn
bull & Murdoch, Publishers, "a Lexington
Street, Baltimore Maryland. Terms, 50
Currency per annum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

EG We have received the Southern Cul
tivator for December, being the closing
number of the 26th volume Of that valua.
BILE Agricultural Monthly. As its name
indicates, it is devoted particularly to the
plantation, the garden and the family cir
cle The contents of the December num-
Der are valuable to the mechanic, the far
mer, or the general reader, comprising de-
partments on Agriculture, Horticulture
Mechanics, diseases Of animals, household
economy, sc.
VIM. & W. L. Jones, editors and proprie.
tors, Athens, Ga. Terms, 81, Currency
per annum, in advance.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

E6r We call attention TO the advertise
ment in to-day's paper Of the Scientific
American for 1869. IL is the "largest, the
best, the cheapest, and most popular jour
nal in the world, devoted TO inventions,
mechanics, manufactures, art, science and
general industry" 1, is prOfusely and ell
egaBtly illustrated with original eDgrar-
ings Of new machines aud processes, the
numbers for one year making up two
handsome volumes Of 4l6 pages each, full
Of choice reading and illustrated BY hun
dreds Of splendid engraving. Terms, 50,
per srnum. Mum & Co. publishsrs, 81
Park Row, New YOrt, who, in connection
with the Scientific American, are solicitors
Of American aud European Patents, and
have prosecuted over thirty thousand sp-
plictiions st the Patent O1Hes-
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fnE TEXAS ALnASAc ToH lsj9.-Ne have
resolved from the publishers, the Texas Al.
manae for lsi9, aud Emisraats, Guide TO
Texas. 1, i allied with reading matter
showing the srsat fertility u the svll, aul
the ease with which It is cultivated; lhs
salutriiy Of the climate the immense pro-
fits OF agrleulluroi sioek'raising, wool,
growing and also manufacturing from the
raw material, together with the oheaphess
Of living the great mineral resources Of
the Statei It's adaptation TO the growth OF
sugar, cotton, corn, aud all the cereal
grains its facilities for wlne-makinf, from
the native or wild grape, as well as the
cultivated grape tie growth of sorghum,
and fruit Of all descriptions, with the diff
ferent kinds Of eulturei also, the CONNER
cial and great railroad interests OF the
State, with Federal and State Statistics,
Historical sketches, etc, relating to Texas.
We have frequently Lad occasion, in
past years, to speak favOrnLly Of this pub
licstion asa great ally in giving TO the
world valuable and reliable information in
regard to cur State. The present number
is even still mere rcplcte with interest, es-
pecially for those desiring to become bet
ter acquainted with the great advantages
Of Texas as u home for the emigrant, aud
vii! be IL great benefit in this particular.
We commend it TO our readers, as book,
shat they can, with profit, send TO their
friends in the older States and in the old
world who arc looking out for new homes.
Richardson & Co., Publishers, Galveston.
Price so ccntsi or with map of the State,
one dollar.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
THE STATE CONVENTION.
FpecIal to the Galveston News


AUSTIN, Dec. 1S-A resolution tc
tax each county in which q loyaI
man is killed five thousand dollars
for the benefit of the family of the
deceased, went to the Judiciary
Committee.
A resolution complimenting Gen
Reynolds and regretting his reno.
al passed, Is voting against it.
Squabbling in regard to how
many papers the convention shall
take; no definite action.
Morgan Hamiltion's retrench-
ment resolution was voted down.
The Convention locked on the
division question, and adjourned.
The dividers west of the Colora.
do are still caucusing.
Speculation in reference to the
action of the Convention or any.
thing is useless. They are so d.
vided up that a majority of them
have no policy.
AUsTIS. Dec. 10. "A resolution
subscribing for the Republican
Express and Free Press was adopt
ed. A proposed amendment, 10 in
clude the News, Civilian. Telegraph
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MARRIED

At the residence of the brides father in
this county, on Wednesday, Dec. 23, 1868,
by Rev. ROBERT BUTLER, Mr.. N. j. HUS'
TEAD and Miss CATHARlNE BEEMAN,
daughter of SAMUEL BEEMAN, Esq.
We return our thanks to the above cou-
pie for the delicious cake which accompa-
MED the above notice, and in extending
our congratulations, wish them all the
happiness that ever falls to the lot of NOR
tality.
At the residence of the brides father,
in this county, on Thursday evening, Dec.
"a, 1868, by J. P. MCKNIGHT, Esq, Mr.. W.
p. MULLEN and Miss n j. CLANTON, all
of this county.
At the residence of the brides mother
Mrs. SARAH Cole, on the evening of the
"A, of Dec. 1868, by the Rev. THOMAS M,
SMITH, Mr.. H. C. HARRELL and Miss
SARAH L. COLE both of this county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02


THE UNITED STATES MUSICAL REVIEW,
("the Prince of Musical Monthlies," for
December, is most superb number. Be,
sides the usual musical literature, it con-
tains the following new music, viz: off ye
Love me, Do my WILL words by Geo. Coop
err, music by J. r. Thomas; "Let me Rest
where the Loved Ones Are" song aud mix
ed chorus, words by Geo. Cooper, music by
NJ. Keller; 'Infantile Joy" religious med
ilation, by c. Kinkel; "Heavenward, d."
pensa religicuse, by G. Viltre. Terms, So,
per annum; j. L. Peters, Publisher, 1913
Broadway York. We will send the HERALD,
and the Musical Review, one year for 50,
g. ecic.
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CEDAR SPRINGS
MALE: AND FEMALE
SCHOOL,.


W. II. SMITH. &c. ........ Mrs. S. ]. SMITH.
This School will commence its next ses-
sion Monday, September ., 1865.
TERMS OF TUITION PER SESSION or FORTY
WEEKS:
FIRST CLASS.-Orthography, Reading,
Primary Arithmetic, Geography and
Penmanship, ................. ...... $50 90
SECOND CLASS.--Arithmetic and Geog-
raphy continued, English Grammar
and Composition, Analysis Of English
Prose and Poetry ........ .........S30 90
THIRD CLASS.--Natiral, Mental and Mo-
raj Philosophy, Chemistry, Rhetoric,
Logic, Blgebra, Geometry, Trigonome-
try, Surveying and Navigation, the
Higher Mathematics, and the Latin
IaDguage-............-... ............S4O w
Incidental tax on each student that en-
tiers school.............. ..............-Sz w
Students will be charge from the time
Of entrance till the close Of the session.
No deduction excerpt in cases Of protracted
illness Of two weeks or more.
Young gentlemen wishing 10 board can
find accommodations with the teachers At
50 per month, exclusive Of washing and
lights.
The government Of this school will be
mild but firm; the students will be required
to conform 10 the strieiest rulesof morality.
Thankful for past patronage, we respect
fully solicit . continuation OF the same. No
pains will be spared on the part Of Tie
the teachers 10 advance the interests %
their pupils.
Cedar Springs. August s, 1Se7-f1.ff
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

A Coon CooKISe STovE.-Buek's Bril-
liant Cooking Stove (nOw almost univer-
sally acknowledged 10 bs the best rood
stOvs) after two 5sys setusl trial, won the
highest premiums over all the other lssding
stoves Of the country At the LOuisinns
State Pair srd the ST. Louis Fairs Of 1856,
1867 and 1858 Mr.. r. Halisr, 40 Camp
street, New Orls.ns, IL the agent for this
sKsellsni siove, and housslesrer. -iIl Dc
vel to esIl On him rbes hey visit tss
Cresssni CITY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
For the Dallas Herald.
The Cavaliers Lament.
BY wANDERER.
An-Gipssy's Dream

Air-Gpssy's Dream
OIL ask me not why | am sad,
While all your hearts are light and fret
Why music hath not power to glad
This stricken spirits agony2
My thoughts unto my native land
Doth wander with a woful pride,
For near the Gnsdslqui,i-'s strand,
Ny love, my life, my darling died.
Then, oh fair lady, ask no more,
Why l with sadness am opprcst;
Why like an exile this world Ger
wander and can ne'er find rest;
For in that land, now far away,
Where rolls the Guadalquivir's tide,
Where grows the myrtle, olive, bsy,
My love, my life, my darling died.
Dallas, December 2sih, 1868.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

ssf iisfiena nff HIih e.tflsfat',
hfaf boz We isi
Hhaif inifrilIr'l q resnlHilnn m
silss q eofiaIn member mIltafo via
Nta ufirans ahl he'd been afraid
ta come through the oountfy The
Cunroniion refused 10 snieriain 10
Tho division question being call
"A add business locked ~ a call u
the ilouse, the Convention adjourn
"a iill Monday.
ATsTis. dec si.-Caldwell offer.
"a resolution that all plans ~ a
division Of the State must be oou-
pied with a proportion b. submit 10
The elections vi the State AZ large as
an independent measure when the
Constitution is submitted, Carried
aud a motion 10 rejected, By years
a3, nays 81, Eastern aud Northern
members meet this evening TO con
slider division. Sic transit gloria
mundi,'
AusTN, Dee. ss,-The Conven,
ton is still locked on the division
question,
4 public Meeting is called for this
evening oil all delegates opposed to
the division question, Ii is hec0m
ing a serious one and the COnVen'
lion may split on il,
Tho liberal delegates seem Ia
have determined that they will
make no constitution now, or ii they
make il no vote will be had.
AUSTIN Dee. %.
Tho committee of thirteen on
the condition of the State made a
lengthy report this morning which
says that free II not allowed in Tex,
as that no fair election can be held
now that IL will be several months
after Grants Inauguration before
ono can be called for special and
general legislative powers from
Congress, Accompanying the re,
port is u characteristic letter from
Pcase, II is IN improvement in
misstatcmcn,s on Reynolds report
Reynolds report was also incorpo.
rated. The committee rccomm ends
that a man elected by tho Convcn.
ton from each congressional dis,
trict to go TO Washington to get
Congress TO grant the prayer Of the
report, Armstrong, Of Jasper, and
Flanagan will bring in u minority
report, Your Smith wants n sec.
ton in general provisions 10 the
effect that negroes cannot be con
sidered property since January,
1868, aud that no master can collect
notes given for hire since that time,
A declaration extending time to
tho Central Railroad was referred.
A majority favor division. Anti.
dividers think they can have it sub,
mitted to the people. Caldwell
stated that he would aid in flibus,
tcring the question no more and
was willing to have vote on New.
combs resolution and let the Con.
vcntion act. Dividers fearing some
trick would not consent. Parties
thus changed sides. Adjourned till
morning.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

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spec ~ tsnliii stis stuuitl en
naitttsri ruiris lssffr feunir, zee n
itsm inssulJ tiilri tns 'HofisiIy seed.
81 'ints dad Tsee ihiss dais siisF-
sarl ihs fs@siniRs toe, sle tsralfi on
,hs tisi siisss wffs saTiuFri. Tst''fi sai
siisr bsiuF tFpi ssEsIsl days nader guard
rtr SCALA sisi si-eus lsiss uauaily
sounded, 90 rss ~ esd 81 iasi sesnlais
ils gihsr gsliins ausy. IL is net knsus
that he wasoF vss Dot bic. nh ihs -law-
lf,shsss znl srims Irasus uIe rsnesTnsi
ia The account from Whish ss lssru
these facts rsPrsssnis the cattle dEiysn By
ihs young Esn, fTom he ssls " shirh
they derived The fiuis u whish ,hsy ssrs
relieved by he rbbsTs we're purchased
fTSm oar frllos-SiiiTen Col. John g. MeCey
sad o,Lefs ia anl sroua1 lAl'as, sai that
tie young man Msroy, who vas last shot
is nsphsw II Colonel Mscoy, Each Of
these representations is destitute u foan-
lalien in truth, Cot, MeCoy has no bleed
relation in this s'sit, aud, ss understand,
IsysroNHel bat one bo'ius brute, ia TsIas
in his lifc-a Wild bIfslo ssll DO secured
and imPounlsd many !sars ago tui whlsl.
Ia the language Of a gTauiilcqusal Ten
nsssssan, in few days anvr, impaHaelel
The pSuni, seAl,eIlopLis,lsasel all over
the squanimily Of tie forest, aud hals the
cOlOael ''Farewvil, Brother cuirord,' for
ever.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

E1 We have received the December
number of the Musical Pioneer, q periodi-
cal, devoted to the general diffusion of mu-
steal intelligence and containinga large
amount of new music, pleasing, attractive,
instructive and edifying. Published month
iy by F. j. Huntingte & Co., 459 Broome
Street, New York, at the low price of so
cents per annum.
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that the
~ co-partnersbip heretofore eHisting be
tween S.B.M. FOWLER and L.W. Oglesby
merchants ut Plano, is this day dissolved
said Oglesby having purchased the entire
stock en- hand and all claims due the hrm.
is authorized TO transact all business and
ASSUMES all liabilities Of the firm hi:
December 2S. 1868. s. B. NJ FOWLER,
L. W. OGLESBH-
LA 2 lRgQ-l6-6v.s
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alsW Aayertis
A Card.

A Card.
VyO MY FORMER CLIENTS in Dallas
IL and the other counties composing the
Fifth Judicial District;
Allow me to return you my hearts deep
est gratitude for the liberal patronage you
have heretofore given me in my profession,
and offer what hope will be sufficient
apology for my long absence-nothing but
my i'll health could have detained me SO
long from home. Thank God, through His
mercies am again at home 10 good health,
and being determined to make Dallas my
permanent home, and invoking His favor
and continued mercies, announce TO you
and the citizens generally that nothing but
a Providential Intervention shall prevent
my attendance upon the courts, and any
business entrusted TO my care shall have
my usual energy and whatever ability
may possess in my profession.
j. w. PAYNE,
Attorney at Law.
Dallas. Jan. 2 lS6g-lt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

A fellow 10 Leipsic, Germany,
has gotten into prison for a term of
three years, for trifing with their
virgin affections and encouraging
one hundred and fOrty-one women
to think be intended marrying them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

g4" J. W. Haynes announces the arrival
Of large stocks OF new goods, in every line
Of goods, ut his mammoth store, and will
sell ih,m rnr cash nj tie very lowest mar
kct prices We would advise our friends
to call and see Haynes splendid assert
ment of goods, in all the departments of
his trade. See his advertisement in our
columns.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

THE AMERICAN SrocK JOURNAL AND FAR
HERs' AND SToCK BREEDERS ADVERTISER,
for December, is on our table. 1t treats of
stock of all kinds, and is a valuable period
ical. N. P. Boyer & Co.. editors and pro-
prietors, Parkersburg, Chester county, Pa.
Terms, ST., per anuum, in advance.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
OBITUARY.

DIED, on Thursday, December "a, 1868,
at 2 o'clock A. NJ, at the residence of her
son-in.law T. L. Franks, in Dallas county,
Texas, Mas. MARIA PETTY, of disease of
the. heart, in the 10Th year of her age.
s@, Louisville (Ky.) and Cincinnati CO.,
papers please copy