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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-18
HON e NEWS.
Chinese.

Chinese.
SAN FRANCISCO, June lit is stated
that there are twenty-seven steamers in
China waiting to bring Chinese to the
number of q, 900 to California.
The news of the sale of Huntington and
Hopkins interest in the Central Pacific
railroad share on Reese, Cohen and Others
is confirmed.
..sF-4- sir Lynched.
NASHVILLE, June IA negro, who
three weeks ago ravished q lady, who since
has died, has been hanged by the people of
Rutherford county.
CINCINNATI, June ia sickness re-
sembling cholera has made its appearance
in this city. The people are not alarmed.
@ ~ Accidents.
LITTLE ROCK June 1.-THE court
house in Greene county with the records,
was burned to- day.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE fly
wheel of Robbins Sons rolling mill burst
ed, injuring six, one being fatal.
CHICAGO, June lit is believed that
Mrs. YOrk's statements of poisining are
the rawlings of an insane woman. She is
q years old and had been crazy.
Twenty-Five thousand live shadlings and
large number of eels are embarked in the
Columbia river.
Bank Failure.
PITTSBURGH, June lis. r. MCLEAN
4 Co., bankers of this city, failed to-day.
The liabilities are not yet known. Nc
Clean has been arrested ON a warrant is
sued at the instance of the Exchange Ma
tional Bank
NEW ORLEANS, June 17.-Jas. Garcia
was fatally stabbed by B. F. Rives in al.
tercation. Both were Cubans.
Double Murder.
AUGUSTA, June 17.-Arthur A. Glover
shot ana killed William Gowmillion and
his father, Lovett Gowmillion, at Edge
field court house, South Carolina, this
morning at ten o'clock. Glover and
Lovett Gowmillion had some words few
weeks since, during which Glover cursed
him. Young Gowmillion threatened to
kill Glover and fight had been antici-
pated. Glover sent for the father and son
to meet him at store in the village. On
entering young Gowmillion was shot with
n derringer and died instantly, and the
fatherappearing at the scene was also shot
in the head by Glover with another der
ringer and MORALLY wounded. Glover
surrendered himself. The affair creates
intense excitement in Edgefeld, where the
parties were well connected. About three
years ago Loyett Gowmillion killed Joseph
Glover, an uncle of Arthur Glover.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-18
Kidnapping Children
EicN.

MADRID, June 17.--Mr. James O'Kel-
~ mas arrived at the fortified town of Sam
tona, in the province of Santonder, where
he was delivered over to the Spanish au-
thorities by the captain of the steamship
which brought him from Cuba. O'KelIy's
effects were sealed by the United States
Consul at Santonder.
The C0rtes has under consideration the
proposition of Senior O'Cor, granting the
government extraordinary facilities under
which it will be empowered to levy con-
tribution Of one hundred million pestas
upon the country.
.dAvANA, June ia detachment OF
ninety soldiers were surprised by the In
.urgents under SanguiIi near Yucatan and
iiU Sy were Killed, including the command
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-18
MARKETS.
New York.

NEW YORK, June 16.-Money abundant
3a4c. Sterling, $l.09s. Gold, $l.15sa1. 15a.
Governments dull and rather heavy. State
dull and quiet.
Cotton quiet and nominal, sales, 1855
bales. Net receipts, 1855 bales gross,
1,628 bales Sales for export to-day 376
bales.
Flour quiet and favors buyers. Whisky
active but unchanged. Wheat lac better;
winter red western, So; white western, SO.
Ssas5; white, 6s. Rice quiet. Pork &C,
tive and firm !; new, $500. Lard shade
easier, 85a9 lie.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-18
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
CHOLERA.
THE EPIDEMIC IN NASHVILLE.
rsRTF.SEYEN DEATHS ON TUESDAY
AND THE VICTIMS INCREASING.
Deaths Mainly Confined 10 Colored
-s-sL People.


NASHVILLE, June 17-7P.M.
The total number of deaths to-day were
forty seven, of which thirty six were from
cholera. The disease is evidently on the
increase, but is confined in great measure
among the negroes.
The dispatches sent you may be relied OH .
as they are obtained from the undertakers
IN person, and consequently are as near
correct as can be obtained at least they
are not under the mark.
No person of note is reported among the
dead
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-18

ST. LOUIS. June l7.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Corn steady and firm for round
lots; No. 2 mixed 39a394. Pork quiet and
unchanged, SIG. 75a17 90. Bacon quiet and
unchanged; shoulders, II; clear rib sides,
manufacturing 7la75. Whisky steady, SO.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-18
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June 17.-Flour dull, 1878
7.25. Corn dull, Al. Provisions quiet. Pork
quiet, $16.25a16.5O. Lard nominal and
quiet; steam, 81 kettle, 81. Bacon firm
aud in good demand shoulders, II clear
rib sides. 81; clear sides, 9saS4. Whisky
firm, SO. f $500
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-18

lCharlotte On. Co. Home.]
At the outbreak of the war, in 1851, he
deserted his own section and cast in his lot
with their enemies. He seems to have won
rank and reputation in the Federal service,
and was one n Of the SIX Br'gsdlers appoint
lishment. He was given command of the
Department of the Carolinas, and carried
out ruthlessly all the cruel measures of q
remorseless Congress. The war against
his own land and people seemed to have
destroyed all his nobler qualities, and to
have transformed him into the usual type
Of the renegade. A citizen of Charlotte
was present in Richmond when Gen. Can
by personally superintendent the hanging
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-18
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OrrlcsR.
Washington. d. c., June II. G.3o P.x.) 1873.

For New England. on Wednesday, light to fresh
northwestcrly TO northeasterly winds, higher barome
ter and clear weather arc probable. For the Middle
States gentle and fresh winds. mostly from the east
and SOUTH and increasing cloudines. with probably
rain areas from Pennsylvania southwark. For the
Southern States east of the Mississippi. gentle and
fresh Winds generally from the southwest and south
east cloudy weather and rain areas. From Missouri
to the upper lakes and Minnesota, falling barometer.
fresh to very brisk winds from tho south and east in
ereasing cloudinss and threatening weather. with very
probably rain areas For the lower lake region. east
ery to southerly winds and clear or partly cloudy
weather. Cautionary signals ordered for Duluth.
TIE afternoon telegraphic reports from the West and
Calf States Michigan, Dakota snd the Pacific States
are partly missing.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-06-21

~ llmipli eter, particular piece NJ lron
Wna ~ inc ~ o,h rattle Mili BARLOW
lnucH, aud HES didn't care II u'clr
whether they sliycrcd ~ pieces az um,
a FNWfEH near Dallas hnH u half
acre, the wheat Of which measures -iX
feet In height.
PRIvATE Residences on the business
streets being torn down 10 give place
to business houses.
TWENTY roapcrs were sold by deal
err In this city yesterday to some far
mcrs from Wise county.
WE intended to say something about
DYED cheeks, but we fear to affirm that
there are any in Dallas, lest the church
bells might toll.
"PLL fix you up into n nice ease of
sudden death, was the portcntous adj
monition of II "Cow Boy" the other
day, Mt one of our hotels, on being made
fun of by II "nice young man."
SOME small children, whose nursery
literature could not have been of the
most amiablc kind, threw several kit
tens in Il pool of water near the Epis-
copal Church, yesterday, and left them
to drown.
a MAN and his wife who have been
running II boarding house, up street, in
this city, and also running themselves
in debt with our merchants, notified
their creditors of their departure, yes
tcrday, 10y hanging n card on the door
with this inscription, "RErSY AND !
ARE ouT."
TIE local editor of this paper has re-
ceivcd several kilograms asking about
the truth of the arrest of the Bender
family, near this city. We say once for
all we know nothing about the Bend
ers, but suppose we could, just AS our
inquirers can, any time we or they
choose to step around to calaboosc.
DALLAS man went out to II cham
payne supper, the other night, and M
rived home just us the breakfast bell
was ringing. In the afternoon, he
walked down street on crutchcs, and
his friends asked him what was the
matter, and he said his wife asked to
see him after breakfast-and she saw
him.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-06-21

Tlc committee ... Ur0u tud
repeated the mItNu Dhul.Ht
Which Wa unnniuuU I .mt'.d.
li,a0lyo1, lipt ~, u.u.' tH. W
pfpcinU No. H. aeid Ili ne uN % 90
NE other precincts VI tile culiniy nnd lur
Tie purpose ~ hnrinOniuus ncii0li4ll inH"tll-
cr Ia ihr Interests NJ liuo briflurihgl, We l,',
pfrst item Ia urgnnlr ncclnW rlulm, nnh
mat We respectfully nsk tlint the prrni pflh-
rpicF uf the Democratic party bo tie iindn-
mental groundwork upon which u,ir orlnil'
ZtiOns shall rest, irrcspcciiNcioi amy lhIl-
vldunl or individual clliims which may bc
made upon ~.
The following names having been
recommended for permanent officers,
they were accordingly elected:
Chas' n. Morris, President.
Thos. Ramahan, Nicc-Prcsident.
j. G. Eblcn, Secretary.
j. l.. Williams, Corresponding See
rotary.
Geo. b. Holland, Treasurer.
Upon adoption of the report, on mo-
ton, the following was adopted:
Resolved, That this club return Its thanks
To Mcssrs. Findley n Miller for their Kindness
| In furnishing the room and lights for the use
OF the club, aud that this vote Of thanks b.
extended to our city brass bund, an inStitu-
ton which reflects great Great credit upon
| our city.
On motion the meeting then adj
journcd, to meet ON "Wednesday even
ing next, at y o'clock,
J. G. EBLEN, Secretary.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

In pursuance to II call published by
Colonel John NJ. Mccoy, Chairman of
the Democratic Executive Committee
of Dallas county, n number of citizens
assembled in convention on the 18th
day of June, 1873. The meeting was
called to order by Colonel ]. w. Lane.
Colonel Alexander HARDWOOD was
called to the chair, and J. G. Eblen was
chosen secretary.
Mr.. Lane then introduced the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That the meeting stand adjourn
ed until the 18th inst, and that the different
precincts of the county he urged Ia send rep
rcsentatives to assist in the election Of dele
gates 10 the state convention.
Col. Snccd moved to lay the motion
on the table. After considerable and
W arm debate, II vote was taken by ac
clamation division was called for
which showed eighty-two for and nine
ty-thrcc against.
Mr.. Lane then amended his rcsolu
ton by changing it to read 18th instead
of 10Th inst.
1t was moved then to lay the motion
on the table.
Mr.. Lane withdrew his motion.
4 resolution was then Offered by
Major J. II. Ault, AS follows:
Resolved, That this meeting most
heartily recommends to the Demo-
cratic people of the State of Texas,
Captain :. j. Adams OF Dallas county
for Governor of this State, and also
recommend him to the County Con-
vcntion, to meet here on the 18th.
Which was unanimously carried.
The motion withdrawn by Mr.. Lane
was again called up, and passed.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
on the 18th instant.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-06-21

ORANGE, JUDD & Co. have our thanks
for two exquisite chromos: "The straw
berry Girl" size, l4x20, in eighteen col
ors, and Mischief Brewing" size
l1x13, in sixteen colors. They are the
most beautiful specimens of the art we
have seen, and are perfect copies of orig
inal pictures. The first named picture
is presented gratis to each subscriber OF
Hearth and Home, for 1873, and the
last to every subscriber to the Ameri-
can Agriculturalist for 1878. Hearth
and Home, as we have frequently said
in these columns, is the best illustrated
weekly published i'm the United States;
subscription price, 50 per annum. The
price of the American Agricultural is
81 80 per annum, and it has the repu-
tation of being the most complete agri-
cultural journal published. For either
of the publications, address, Orange,
Judd & Co., 245 Broadway, New York.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-06-21
ENTHUsIAsTIC MEETING.
Precinct No. 1 organic es a club.

Pursuant to previous notice the De
mocracy of Precinct No. /, of the city
of Dallas met at the court room on
Monday evening, 10th instant, for the
purpose of organizing a club. On mo-
tioh, J. w. Holland was elected chair
man pro TEN, and w. w. Bayse sec
rotary.
Upon taking the chair Mr.. Holland,
IN = few tcrse remarks explained that
the object Of The meeting was to per-
feet the organization Of Democrat
10 Club Of said precinct.
At the conclusion Of bis remarks, on
motion, J. T Ault, J. L, Williams,
Albert Langley and II p. sneed were
appointed to draft resolutions express
sive Of the sense Of thus meeting.
During ffs absence OF the commit
tee BfessIs. (. T. Norris, and c. n.
Jenkins addressed iht meeting.
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IsniirOnd COMventiOn.

We are in receipt of Il cOmmuiicn-
ton from J. ii. Clcndcning, ESD, of
Fort Smith, Ark, calling our attention
to the fact that Il general railroad con-
vention will convene ut that place ON
the 4th of July proX., and asking us to
encourage our people to act in the mat
ter and have delegates there. We sug-
gest that our citizens hold II meeting
and discuss the Importance involved
in this convention to Dallas, and if
anything to advantage can be gained
by sending delegates to it, that they be
deputed to attend. Who will be the
first to move in the matter?
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A Dallas Man Gets UP in the Night to
Find u Match.

Getting up in the night to find Il
match, with no very definite ideas OF
where that match is, is often full OF
picturesque incidents. You open your
ewes, and think you hear II noise--then
your wife gets awake, and she KNOWS
she hears noise, and she advances the
melancholy idea that you better get
up, that somebody's getting into the
kitchen window, and "that's just the
way" she says, "that Mrs. Jones' pre-
serves were all stolen the other night"
and then you Whisper "Dear, where
are the matches? 2" and "dear' don't
know. Then you get up to hunt for
the matches, and you commence the
search by stepping on your boots which
lie beside the bed with the sides of the
soles up, and then you frown and say
"Ouchw and pick up your foot and
"Oh!' "Ohw some, and rub it, and all
the time your wife struggles under the
cover and Grams the sheet in her mouth
to keep you from hearing her laugh.
Then in n few minutes or so your
foot feels better, and you sit few min
utcs, and you essay to clarity your
ideas of the geography of the different
pieces of furniture in the room then;
you think you know exactly the spot
occupied by each chair, table and
everything else; then you sally forth
in lovely confidence to get that match ;
well, then you find that those chairs
and things amt exactly where you
located them, and that one of them has
got between your legs, and you reach
out in beautiful pantomime to grab that
chair, and you punch the clock over,
then all the springs begin to whiz and
play thunder, and the thing to strike
about two or three or fifteen thousand
times, and in the heat of this rainbow
colored situation, your wife calls out
from the bed, "Dear, you amt hurt, are
your and you reply in a psalm-like
way, "Confound it, don't you know
where those cursed matches are?"
Then she says, 'Don't be cross,
dear" and then you get suddenly in
spired and "swet," and you'll have
those matches, or die. Then you
plunge forward and step on the cat,
and as that complacent member of the
household rejoins by drawing butcher
sign on your legs, you make sudden
turn, and your night raiment catches
on the knobs of the toilet case, and
you and the carpet have a surprise
meeting; then your wife says encour,
agingly, "Well, never mind the match
dear" then with the orchestra OF
divers groans, you make a blind, trem'
lulous sweep of both arms to reach the
bed; you get in, and then you swear
and then your wife says, Snow, dear
YOU didn't do that when we were first
marriedv Then you get madden ant
swear some more, and then she says
'rNow, If you don't shut that up III
break your back with a bed-slat," ant
then its daylight,
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On andaf3er MONDAY,
MarcA FL, 1878,
Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars

| Are attached to Accomnioda item Ira ins between
Houston aud Anstin.
Passengers for Waco must tnke Mail and Ex-
press Train lcaviLg Houston at 0 90 a. m.
The above Trains mako the following conn"c-
tons, viz Il:
At Hearpe With International II. r. daily (sun.
days excepiedl North at , 10 p. m. and $40 H. IN;
South. at IL 90 p. IN. and II Is p. N.
At Waco with daily stages TO all points West.
At Mexia, with line of Hacks for Fairfield and
Butler, on Sundays and Wednesdays.
At Dallas, West, for Weather ford anA Jachsboro
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 90 =. M.
East, FOR Tyler and Longyiew, Sunda, &, Wednss.
days and Fridays at Q 90 II. ".
For Fort Worth, daily ut 7 90 n. m.
Southwest, for Clelurnc, every Monday at 00a.m
Northwest, for Denton and Gainesville, every
Wednesday ut I 90 am.
AT sherman daily for Bonham, Paris ClarKsville,
and Jefferson ut Gln II. NJ.
West, to Plot Point, Gainesville, and Jacksboro,
trweckly.
At Red River City, with Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Il. r., to points North East and West.
At Iedbettcr with daily Stage for LAGRANGE.
At MeDade, with daily Stage for Bastrop.
At Austin, with daily Stage for San Marcos, New
Braunfes, San Antonio and I'll Puso.
Through Ticket sold at houston and Austin to
all points North, East, and West, via Red River
City and New ORLEANS, aud al Hampstead and Bry-
an TO al poiuis North East End West, via New Or
leans. Also via stage lines to San Antonio, Wealth
criord, Fort WeIil, Bonhhm, Paris, and Clarks
vile.
Through Rates and Bilis OF Lading given from
Stations on the line of this rond to New Orleans.
For through Latc of iIeir hit apply to A. Angus,
Northern Agent, Red River city, Texas, and II. j..
Radaz, Western Agent, San Antonio, Texas
J. DURAND, Genl supt.
J.WALD0, q. F.GT.A.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-06-21

For July is on our table, in good time.
To say that it fills the bill that pleascs
the fairer sex, is but repeating what we
have so often said before, and Is hardly
a fair expression of what the ladies
think of it. For over forty years II has
found its way to the parlors of our
mothers, wives and daughters, and is
always eagerly sought for. We can
not enumerate all the beautiful illus
trations, or give its table of literary
contents. Suffice to say that is all the
ladies wish. A splendid chrome ''Our
Darling" is given to each and every
subscriber, whether single or In clubs.
Terms of the book, three dollars for
single subscribers, and much lower in
clubs. Address L. A. Cooley, Phila-
delphia.
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We take this occasion to thank our
friends for their liberal patronage extend.
ed TO us while at sc%icana, and beg to re-
mind them and III. people generally, that we
are now openings q Dallas one ofthe largest
and most complete Stocks of Groceries ever
brought to the inteIer of Texas.
Purchasing as We do, direct from Impor-
ters and Manufacturers exclusively, for cash
on the spot, and by our own labor almost
freeing ourselves from store expenses, and
being no way involved in the unavoidable
losses incidental to Big Credit Stores, II
must he perfectly clear to the comprehen.
sion of every one that we can afford to sell
our goods at small profits.
We would respectfully s,licit the public
when visiting our marketto call and ex-
anime our Stock and prizes for themselves.
All articles guaranteed as represented,
or money refunded.
Our House is SITUATED on South side Of
Elm Street, N. L. of Public Square.
Respectfully,
DARLINGTON, NARSALIS & co
Jnn j. lS73-tf
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A WAGON, driven overland from Cal
ifornia, passed through Dallas yester-
dav. 1t had been ON the road six
months, and in that time the wife of
the driver had given birth to twins a
daughter and son were married to
acquaintance they had made while
camping, the father had become en-
tireIy bald, and the mothers hair had
grown perfectly white. They were
going to North Carolina
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-06-21

Total. ff-slS W
b. A. SHEPHERD, Treasurer.
TO which the Superintendent adds
the following:
From w. +. Richardson, Esq, of the
firm of S. II. Richardson q Co., st.
Louis, one barrel Of very superior flour,
which was on exhibition ut the State
Fair, and for which first premium
was awarded.
Mrs. Margaret Hougherty, of New
Orleans, ten boxes of very superior
crackers.
An unknown party, one box of Wal
toms Bitters, on exhibition at the State
Fair.
The Board then adjourned to the first
Saturday in July.
ii. +. GILLETTE, Secretary.
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THE ST. LOUIS ROUTE

IL destined to become the popular one to all points
East. Passengers have Tree choice Of routes over
the Missouri, Kansas Texas Hallway Via Tihlid
and the Atlantic X Pacific Railroad, or ria Ssddiid
and III. Missouri Pacific Railroad. Full informa
t0n may he obtained at the offices of the Houston
4 Texas Central II. H., VI Paso Mail line, Msson'
ri, Kansas Texas Hallway, ar upon addressing
H. a. Ford, General Passenger Agent, ~. Louis
Mo. Feb. \, IJ-2l;ly.
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SAINT LOUIS
ROUTE EASTWARD.

The completion Of the Missouri, Kansas Texas
RaiIwa, ifn.n thu North IL nenison, Texas, has
oprned M two nrsirl,ss Rlrail RontrS To 81 Louis
aud the Fast ~ Tiaid, (3Gi milcs from s.. lonlsl,
the tralna 81 this "Plonrrr line frnm the North
connect with trains Of that new aud splrndidly
built line the AIlaa,ic & Pacific Railroad, and al
SeIalid, asa miles from S. Lpuis). they connect
with the popular Missouri Pacific Railroad. Either
Route l. u good Onr-thOronphly equipped with all
mod m improvements lands Its passengers IN
st. Il ,uls the MrtrOpoli. Of III" Great West IN time
to connect with eiesen hroayh routes to the North,
Sunth and EusI
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DayIand Orphans Home.

To the Editor of the Dallas Herald:
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Trustees of Bayland Orphans
Home was held at the office of c. S.
Longcape, in the city of Houston, on
Saturday, June I, 1878.
The following members of the Board
were present: Mcssrs. w. j. Hutch
ms, President: II. a. Shepherd, Treas
urcr; Ashbel Smith, G.. S. Longcape,
II. f. Gillette, Secretary. q.
; The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The Treasurer then made the follow
ing report:
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NOR SALE.

The Dallas Manufacturing Co. n lis are hereby
offered for sale. The building, marhinerys ara All
auuIiapcss are fret eiass. Run t. iis maximgm ca
-r.itr n OIL gfi 800 bushels Of wheat and $50 Of
tsru 20 o. I've blr %. With good management ETsin
- - nv BE- sttrined for full vork. ltNll -
.dli 81 lIT east. sAr. - scoAt-
go D. las t-in
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Arart for Northern Texas, Oncs Dalla. Found
Dallas Texas ANlm