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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05

IuE negro as a citizen, gives us lhirly
Representatives in congress, as many
votes IN the electoral college aud OF
course, Just that much more Influence
In federal affairs All lhls W.
can achieve with the negro vote with,
out ID the overwhelming wealth ana
population Of the north will sink vs. into
political nsignificanee, ~ Correapon'
denoe 10 Dqi,as Commercial
The right OF representation stands on
different aud higher plane than the
right to suffrage, The right Of suffrage
may be limited with safety TO liberty
but the right OF representation cannot
be thus limited, Ignorant men, or a
man without property stake In society
may be safely denied the right Of sui
irage, but they can never be denied the
right Of representation, except under q
government which IL absolute in form
| The distinction we have drawn viii be
recognized The wisdom Of restricting
suffrage In the south ~ policy IL mn
other question, fhercpublicans are not
prepared TO assert their "AmericaniSm',
which carries IN IL wake limited SUI
rrwgo based ON a property qualification,
at this time The underestimate Of the
party still clings TO the freedmen.
II IL clear this country is TO experience
another epoch Of organized agitation on
the negro question, an agitation 10y the
radical PARTY which has for II. objective
point tho ro,possession Of political pow
or In every department Of the govern
mont Thia agitation will be made to
turn on the quoat0n Of representation
tho radicals taking The ground that the
principle that taxation without repre-
sentaton is tyranny" applies to South
Carolina, Mississippi, Florida and Lou
isiana. IL their negro maiorities are ex'
cluded from national representation
On no other phase Of the negro ques
ton can the adicalporty possibly make
a rally and IL the rally Is made on thil
issue it will appeal powerfully TO 4
sentiment which exerts a tremend
Gus influence in America nm influence
that hthered Hayes solioitudc for th'
future Of the negro, that urges Blaine
TO the front as his defender, and fires
thu tongue Of Wade, The demo craft,
carte to this radical ticrcc is a rccogni
ton OF the present status OF the negro
and while sustaining the national al
: nihistration IN all thai Is right, to con
tinUc to hold thep0slion Of Opposition
10 this republican administration on al
political questions antogonistic to dem
ocratlc theory and principle Thus en-
trpnched, we can weather thenew storm
which begins already to gather over
head
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05
Persis,ent ssatrlmonY.

San Francisco is the most romantic
city on the continent The courtship
of Lieutenant De Kalands and pretty
Jennie Burdick was a most sweet and
touching story, and 40. too, is the
recent elopement of Sammy Sharp, age
nineteen, and little Katie Wasson, age
fourteen They lived and loved in
Sacramento county, and his father. n
rich farmer, took up his shotgun and
followed them TO San Francisco. But
he was too late, They were minors
and could not get q marriage license
except on requisition Of their parents :.
but they were advised that the state
jurisdiction did not extend beyond
three miles from the coast, so they de-
termined 10 charter a toWboat and a
parson, and TO marry on the high seas.
The weather was clustering, the waves
ran high, and the wedding guests were
seasick---very. When the Elizabeth
Mary (toWboat) was marine league
from the heads, the clergyman called
the chill at and married them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05

4 thoroughly informed cotton man
OF New York, says Of Texas we will
select Texas ~ being the state now
making the most mldd progress Ia pop
ulation, production and wealth, Few
persons can realize the facts In regard 10
this state except by comparison In
area il exceeds the German empire By
about $4,000 square miles il has land
and climate fitted for tho growing OF
almost all the products Of the temper
ate zone II Is underlain TO q large ex.
tent with ooal, But Ia respect 10 cot
ton, on less than one-hali OF one Per
cent, ofiisarea il astyearproduced one
half OF all the cotton consumed in the
United States, aud four per cent, Of IL
area would BIO capable Of producing all
the cotton nov consumed III Europe
aud thu United States, or G0O0,0OO
bales, Whenever the fertile land Of
Fesas which constitutes nearly three.
iourlhs Of its area IL settled with the
same density Of population as Massa-
ohuselti, Que person 10 each three acres
II will contain nearly i0,0O00OO peo,
plo,'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05

Abbeyille q, O. Press and Banner
While in Columbia at the Hampton
ovation, tae following anecdote was re.
lated to MS Of General NJ G., Butler.
The general was in conversation with Il
number Of gentlemen on one Of the
streets OF Washington, and did not
notice tho approach Of u seedy.lookinp
individual, halfseas over until he heard
him say There Is not u word of truth
in it," Not supposng that the rcmarl,
was personal, the conversation went on.
Soon the seedy individual, with greater
emphasis, CALCULATED 81 don't believe
it; it's n lie" Butler and Others still
paid no attention, till the other eleyat
ing his lst and looking directly ut the
former, said. ITS II id liz" Nc
longer deeming patience u virtue, Bat
Ter demanded an explanation. well
said the scedy fellow, since have beer
looking at you and hearing you talk,
have como 10 the unanimous conclusion
that you neyeG killed thirty niggers il
the Hamburg hot, and anybody VIII,
says so tells a o., There wers smiles
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05

THIS year Iowa will have general
election, which will show the general
tide of the popular wave. The state
has stoutly opposed Hayes policy of re-
Cancellation, and the republicans arc
divided among themselves The dem.
ocrats have little to do with the politics
Of the state and will not form any
strong alliance with either wing, but
will doubtless allow them to work out
their own salvation, as their real
inclinations lead them. A successor to
Senator Allison, who now supports
Hayes, is to be elected, and while he
may hope to be his own successor, he
hopes almostagainst hope for the strong
politicians of his state are likely to con-
troll the state convention against the
administration policy. If the state con-
vention dominates state officers who are
opposed TO the administration, his only
chance will be to form o coalition with
the democrats, which he does not desire
TO do, as il is not powerful enough at
present to be OF much assistance TO him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05

SECRETARY TH0NPsoN has been doing
some good work, in removing n few
remnants Of Crhntism, lIanscombI
who was recently removed as chief OF
the 'burenu Of construction of The navy,
was nearly ready to retire as an honor.
able public servant, being nearly sixty,
two but unfortunately for himself and
for the government which he served, 10
Ind been iised by the johbcrs, whom it
will be remembered, drove out honest
and competitive bids Iorthc public works
at the naval yards, in PHILADELPHIA.
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lT y asserted on the Authority of Mr.
q Atkinson and Mr., Nudge, of Boston,
that the cotton zone Of America, Nm,
der proper cultivation, is capable oil
producing Annually twenty-five mil.
lion bales oflint cotton, of four hun
dred and fifty pounds to the bale, -
What would cotton be. worth, with pro.
'nction in amount equal to four times
its present growth, is startling ques.
tom is veiy certain that the pro.
duction' could DO immensely increased,
if there were temptations to increase it.
When cotton factories will have been
established at leading points in all the
cotton-growing states, and those states.
instead of European cities, become
manufacturing centres, the garden sysI
tenn of cultivation, upon which is based
the quarter billion bale production,
will become the mode of culture. An
accumulation of factories in the cotton
belt, is the one temptation necessary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05

DpRSG the eight years of Grant, hi
phrase qlct IA have peace" was her.
aided abroad over the northern states.
while the boyonet was held over sew,
eral southern states, but NJ last, the
change has come, aud his plteous cry h
answered by Hayes removing the
troops, and now, we have peace,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05

AN arrangement has been made by
the superintendent Of the United States
naval observatory, Mt Washington, and
the Western Union telegraph company
whereby the standard time Of day, us
observed AT the naval observatory, shall
be transmitted throughout the United
States to cities of twenty thousand pop.
nlaiio1 and upward, Public clocks can
be thus regulated thro Ighout the union,
and at u much less expense than to
make observations for each separate
city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05

T'HE STATE OF TEXAS-To the sheriff or
any Constable of dallas county, greet
ihE lou are hereby commanded thai, by
making publication OF this citation in some
newspaper published in said county OF Dal-
las, LOT four successive weeks prior 10 the re-
turn day hereof, You summon W. L. Wads-
wwoItni aiuuavit having been made That salu
Mauswurth Is a nonresident Of the state oil
LeAas, to be and appear lore the Honora-
PIE the County Court of said county Of Dali
rs IA, AZ the courthouse thereof In the city OF
Dallas, on the third Monday in May nexi
.uen ana there 10 answer the petition OF I.
"A. 1lll and Esh Smith, partners doing bui
Hness IN the city Of Dallas, Texas, rs con-
..aSt ,y ana builders, under the firm name
Of GIN & Smith, filed in said court against
MIN. The said w. l.. Wadsworth, alleging ia
substance as follows, to- wit: That. on the
.th DAY OF September, 1876, the defendant
M 19eculed an delivered to said petitioners
JUS ueflain promiSsory note IN wrltlng,
hsneIepy ne Promised TO pay them thirty
vhl hiter said date the aum Of thirteen hun
uIeu and forty-four 7O-lOO dollars, with inter.
-. itue,son Al one per cent per month untli
paia. That afterwards. the said defendant
Ihade three several Payments upon said
uOte, leaving balance due at tile date OF
w Ihstitution Ofthis suit of about the sum
~ Ti, Two hundred and thirty.two 1910 dollais.
hnat 10 pay said balance of indebtedness
the said W. L. Wadsworth hss hitherto
nnoily Jailed and refused, and that the
shne rs stul due and unpaid. aud they,
c,,a lsS, ,te, pray that the said WadswoTih he
snai hohIisWer their said petition, AVID, on
tbais nesiIhg, Tor Judgment against him Tor
lief, ETC. a ~ ~
Hereof fall not, but OF this writ make due
ss,'a ~ showing how you have executed the
81, wines, A. IIarwooJ, County Clerk, and
,i.. Q the county court, at Office In the
~ ~ Dallas, this. the lxih' day OF April
n D'dT., A.HARWOOD, County Clerk.
~ NJ. ". THACKER, Deputy.
Hughes q Lindsey, Attorney for plaintiffs,
apldtIlmaYl0
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05

SroRes, Dick Oglesby and Jno 4, 10.
gan, whowere such active workers In Hi
nois for Hayes election, now think that
no has ruined tho party. They should
console themselves that n republican OF
their own choice has done the work
rather than tile 'copperheod democ
racy." They seem, however, to have
no consolation, and we feel like letting
them nurse their misery, until they
find n cure for it themselves.
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LETTER FROM MINEOLA.
81 H MISEoLA, May 8, 1877.
To the Editor of The Herald.

| H MISEoLA, May 8, 1877.
To the Editor of The Herald:
Your correspondent has been dissipa,
ting since you last heard from him
While il is contrary to our principles
and the ritual of the Methodist church
10 dance, yet we could not help it, for
when fellow is confronted with So
many inducementsto do thing of that
Sort, he cannot well avoid it. To speak
plainly, and come down to the solid
facts, the Mineolaians have had one OF
the most nlagnicentlballs thatIhas oc-
Cured in this part of the Lords foot.
stool since the overflow, All the
pretty girls for miles around
were here We had several from
Tyler, Quitman and Sulpher Springs
1t was certainly the grandest affair
that has ever occurred in MineOla or
vicinity. The ball was given under the
auspices of the Mineola social club.
The committees were: Reception-C.
y. Wood, Julius Caspary and 80.
Bfpmbery ga .s .I.e r i1lrt1
Arrangements-Ben. g. Harris, Geo.
Rivers, X. l.. Reed. ...-.t.
Floor-Thos. Breen. Charles Reeves,
Elam Burris; of the floor committee,
Mr. Thos. Breen, son of Erin and
a most estimable gentleman, deserves
especial credit for the admirable man
ner in which the guests of the club
were entertained. 4ll.ti -alt.
] would like to mention the costumes
o isome Of the ladies, but where all were
legantlyappareledand equally matched
in beauty, It would be unfair to partic-
ularize, and space would not permit to
give them all. rsH
General news is quite scarce, and the
principal occupation Of the denizens Of
our city at present is playing billiards,
drinking juleps, and discussing the
war news.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05

THe cOpier Journal thinks Hayes app
pclntmonis better than Grants during
the beginning Of hls administration,
This n not hard to account lor, as II
will be remembered that Grants first
appointments were obscure men, whom
tho country knew but littlcabout, until
II found them out to be his relatives.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05

The RAILROADS are cutting down the 2
iprees because OF duh times and M
lroights
Capt T D Maurer, the auditor u
the Texas aud Pacific, aud Mr. sadler,
the secretary Of same passed up to-day
II is the first trip Of the secretary over
the road,
But ! must close. mllSGO,
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ard government

MrHrHis aud New Orleans are rivals
now, because OF their respective claims
~ being the eastern terminus Of the
Texas and Pacific railroad This how,
ever should not lessen thair zeal to
secure ts early construction, as each
will derive an Immense benefit from is
Inainaas
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a Homlni.cq sms. r,sn

"Rnym nor 49, o. ." r. '"e C":%ti Com
Just occurgJ "A touching is"o,Esith III,
Reilly wk Lieutenant, .,I v M M /. that ter.
year. ' G 9%. the Little Big Biz battle he he
it. ring with h hi. e an@ & s. c rS bpS
loDsi MR. va, MS pistol, and 'ldcad 10 iy
Io. who Icy away by som@9ll him. His
rothcr 'oi naI he'peJare his remains
cen @tt for so 1,%G ast ,, th1' in nna
y way WIN tn MIN TO th it. '' She offered a inn inv
mensowar6L.o' 'er Flc had iac.simlcs OF
the die made, and Sent to the different
agencies along the frontier and she
wrote to all the commanding officers
in the Sioux country, describing it, and
a few days since she received official
notice from the war depart ment that
the ring had been found, 1t was taken
nom the finger of one of the fifteen
hundred Cheyennes who came in the
other day for their annual supply of
forgiveness and ammunition,
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DALLAS, TRXAs.
SATURDAY MORNING iiiiii MAY s

Tuf people Of New Orleans are thank
ing General Anger for his action during
Che trying hours when he held COM
mapd Of the troops guarding the Pack
ard government,
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TWENTY-FIVE CEN I COLUMN,

Four-line Advertisements inserted twice In
this column for Twenty-Five Cents, and
al the rate OF Five Cents per Line for each
subsequent insertion.
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Attorneys stl..w

G., $. Edwards, Attorney at Law. Ennis
= iscountv. Texas.
1hurmgnd, Willard & Fletcher, Atiirs Al
Law. 81 Main street, mp stairs. oetfilw
g9hn y; !, S,i,eiaim,onsl Attorney VI Law, No
Ocf1s-dG
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
4. y. Hnrris-

solicit1t Ia bankruptcy United states pls
tfiet Court ai Tyler. once. an Film str,st
Dallas, Texas. Speciality In an fnattsrs n,
ban Hrupicy, Proofs u debt taken fhrpueh
Oul we y hlied State. Changes reasonable
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To Rent.

L'0R RENT-Several nice, com forta Bile
L residences, situated In pleasant,
healthy neighborhood, and convenient to
the business center. Inquire OF J. p. MUIR
ply 4 Co., Real Estate Agents, No. 100 La.
mar street. may9-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-05

H7liE STATE or rE&AS-ro nll person
! Interested IA the guardianship OF the
estate oI susie and Cora H., johnson, mi.
nurs, q, W, CUotes, Guardian, has Aled, In
the county Court Ut Dallas County, his linNl
exhibition the condition Of said estate, to-
gcthcr with his application % he DISCHARGED
thefufrum, which VIII be- heard ut tbs noxt
term OF said court, commencing ON the third
Monday IN May, A, u, 1871, NJ the Court
house, In the Cliy OF Dallas, NJ which time
ull persons Interested In said Guardianship
may appear and contest said application II
Wry see proper.
Witness, a. Ilarw0od, County Clerk Of Dal.
Jas County, Texas Given under my
hand, and the Seal OF said Court, NJ
office, Ia Ci;y of Dallas, thig nth day
Marcn, A. ID. 1871.
A, lIARWOOD,
County Clerk, Dallas COUNT, Texas,
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CONN BOTTOMS.

Al TEXARKANA, with nll tram.
Louis y Iron Mountain and 10 Il,,l,,. ohN.
al points North, East ana SDulbea.,"N lg
Al lONHNlhW JUNCTION anHH ,u,
NICOLA, with all trains on the iuts,ua. NlN,
H. H. Tor Tylee taloatlno, Houston, g1 sIyll.,
. "A, AZ PRALLAs. WIN trains IN Hoso,
NJ via, Bremoni, Waco, V,lyc,t' no'la
Hemp leali nham M / ior all uoI ,, ",
NJ ddleHld Southern Texas, F''nh 10
~ mHEkMAN,. with II & TIC. Rnilv..
for all 'olnison tn, ne OF that roaI ''"'N
A. FORT WORTH, WIN slns.s n, -,
points IN western Texas, W. Wl
SHREVEPORT, with Red River Steam
ers FIR New Orleans swami
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Jno. II. Norton, NJ. -, Physician ard IN,
enn. Olive over FIRST ~ tlonh HANG. 30
enee corner san Jaciutn aud Harro,,f a.
allas, IsKat Calls 10 the country pro mptiy
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Wanted Situation.

A GOOD business man, well acquainted In
~ the country, wants 4 permanent situa-
ton In some good house In Dallas. Can loan
his employer rom three to i've hundred
dollars Address, &. H.. Herald office.
E-ay3-dlt
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Buy ienr Tickets and ship Your Freight
BY the
Houston and Texas Central Railway.

The following Offices and Agents have
Deen establishing by this Company. where
information may be had cOnco,nmg mol
only The III. st, b. Railway, buI Texas sen'
orally:
f. h. MANCH ESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, Az Broadw y, NY.
Gen. j. Ii. RQ ERFSON, Pass. h fmmigra'
uon Agent, li3 N, Third street, st. L0uisMO,
r, A, ALLEE, Northwestern Pass, Agent lOi
CLARK street, Chicago, Ill.
~, NlUk HOLMES, Southeastern AgentNo'.
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
~, II. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also I've had ct the agep'
cles OF the Nj. X. u Il. Railway, in New YORK,
Ohlcago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.LoulS
j. WALDO,
j, DURAED,
Genl Snpt, Houston. Texas. ian26lm
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Wanied-Fomale Help.

MET NURSE-For an infant three
. w months old. A good home and good
wages 10 a healthy woman. Apply at the
Herald office. mch30-tf
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ID ooMS TO RENT--with or without board
IL double or single beds; u healthy loca-
ton, Inquire at Lone star House, 9i3 Main
street, one block east Of the Markethouse.
fnay3-dSw
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STATE OFETEXAS.

1t gives to the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds Of the West.
us passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none in the State. Pullman'S
Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
leave ST. Louis daily via the NJ, X, 4 7. R'y
at I. m; Hannibal at 10 u, m, and Sedalia
az 0:23 p. M, running through to DenisOn,
sherman, Dallas, Hoagne, Austin and Hous-
Ton without change. Connection is also made
at fisherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points
The connections of this Road with the NJ,
X. ~ L. at Denison for st. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City aid all
points North and East; with the Texas < Pa
cihc at sherman for St. Louis, Cairo, Mem.
pms, and all points East and Southeast, and
at Houston with the a., IL. Il y. a. for SAN
Antonio, the g., IL. & Il. for Galveston, the
Texas ~ New Ur!eans Railway for Beaumont,
orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
shil for all points on the Gulf and Atlantic
c9asts,an the Liverpool IL Texas steamship
Line TO Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while its freedom
from dust and heat on account of the nature
oI lne SOIL and the open prairie country over
which 1t passes, with its cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery OF broad pruiries, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields of cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render 10 especially
desirable and advantageous to travellers and
Shippers III preference to Others,
st. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
except Saturday. at 2:20 p. m, Houston ~
$50 p. m. Hearne at 2:25 .. M, Dallas 49, a,
M and Denlson Ut ll:I5 a. III.
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A GENTLEMAN aud wife can procure
N furnished south room and good boarll
by calling at ~ Bryan street, one block nom
the San Jacitito street cars. may2-it
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Wantsd- Male Help

NANVASSERS-A few good men to can
- vaSs for Hills manual OF ial and Bu.
siness Forms. Call or addreSsJ. W. Strong,
TeXnS apr27-im
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I AUNDRY-Dallas Laundry, WI Main ST.,
Ia does flrst-class work at reasonable
prices. may3-St
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hlVoROES legally aud quietly obtained
~ Tor incompatibility, etc; reference I'M
experience. a, goodrich, Attorney at
Law, IA Dearbon ST., Chicago, HI iaIi2S-Sm.
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And offers the Best Routes, ON Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better AccommOda-
uons ana Greater Security thaa any other
Line. Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portions Of the Great Empire
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ILLINOIS HOUSE, No. lOli Main street;
Il board and lodging - 20, day board 81 50.
apl7-u
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Scene of SpIendOr NaVer Refora E0uaIq


Vhl be lnaaed the Exhibition
in t,eori
Iavshy Railroad E&cIusyy in I"s'
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|3OCagGO Wild Beasts The Most Observation-Disclosures

More Wild Beasts More Mon and Magu and Gon
lGodl
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County Clerk, palia, COUNT, TexaI