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New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

IN the council room OF the College Of the City OF New
York. The following DELEGATES from the colleges
present Mad son, Z OfessOF JJnn j. Lewis a.
=. Brigham and T.. f. Waitei Williams, Walter
q. Roe College o. the city o. New-YorS, Henry ".
Mack ana Roswell i. Bufehard; University oi Pennsy
vdnia, q. ". Frecdley and William r. Gcs Uhvcrsiy
Of the City OF NeS-IOrk, George NJ. Duncan
and C. :. Benedict In tae absence IL
President Webb Professor Lewis acted as chaif-
man, ml II. T.. McCiuley. jr., as secretary:
prcsiCcnt and viCfpesden respectively OF the nssOcia
lion for the coming year Allan Ma quGnd WaSrtelected
trustee amt two other vacancies on the Board or 1Irs
tees filed by the eeciOn Oi Professor IrOWbfdge
ard Bnrnet S'lrges OF Madison.
In the general discussion of the condition or The Inter
COucglte Li.eraTy Association which followed The
secretary said that had IL not been FOR his Illness
General Wcbb had hoped 10 obtain $4,000 for
an endowment fund before the annual
meeting OF the association. General Webb
rad told the speaker that $1,000 had been pledged pro-
yidod that tho other $4,000 could be ooialned Mrr;
AstOr wac among those VINO would subscriDe provided
that only the interest Of the Iund should De-
used An unsuccessful attempt was then
except that in oratory for tho coming year Tn dis
cuSslOu this question was long. The Madison dele
gates thought that their college Would not remain IA
the association n only the OratOrcai contest were re-
tanned and the delegates from the University OF Penn
sylYanla the same opinion The resolution was
finally defeated n voted that the notices or the
appointments should be sent to the various colleges on
or before April and II was decided tnat next year
there should be two prIzes of SO aud SO
tor the contestants in Oratory. The delegates
then gave statements AS to the feeling in
their colleges In regard TO the association
Tne dissatisfaction that appeared to exist gave rise TO
the appointment Of a commit OF three, MT zoe, or
Williams, yr Cost OF the University OF Pennsylvdnia
discover the OF the falling off in the membership
OF the association.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
IOWA SENTIMENT FOR SHERMAN.

There are not wanting indications That Il gOOd
many thinking and closely ODsetvant citiZens IN al
parts OF tie country increasingly directing their at
tenOn 10 tue possibility Of John sherman being the Re
publican candidate for President Particularly Is II eV'
dent that a very much larger number Of the active,
reliable and III the best sense Of that word, the really
sawart" members of the Republican party Itself TO-
cned TO think few months ago IL Is already as clear
the noOnQay that while the choice Oi IOWA may
osciate Blaine aud Sherman. as 10 tne Ires-
dency the decision in the Republican mind OF this ss
Is coDcuSivey made to the wisdom OF ne tniia
term proposton OF that the Republicans Of Iowa want
none snoud the alternative be pres nted OF inlio
term" for General Grant first Term Tor ans Ieho
crat living be created Iowa Republicans VIII not
hesitate an instant rs to their cnoice la any event they
VIII render TO the nominee OF the National hePupnca
that convention shall all heed voice OF the ever re-
abe Republican state of Iowa II will not nominate u
{. Grant for President In this OF grace.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
JACKSON on NULMrIcATlcN.

The following letter from Andrew Jackson
the yeres statement that has been made OF his views
Of the fights OF states and reads like prophecy. Tie
gna ms is IN the possession or the ONO hlsloica!
sOclety: Qualification is reYOlUtiOn-And II . Siate
attempts to nuiiy the laws OF the United states ny
force IL Is rebellion. and she possesses the phscal
mower 10 resist successfully then she has the 1ght 20
establish her own government and II the balance o me
states have he physical power ihey have peeG rent
under tins confederation OF perpetual peIIect OHou
10 cOerce her TO obedience For State 10 60 out OF the
Union praceably obtain the consent OF that
power 10 alter K amend IL. The people beng the
fountain an sovereign power have rght TO aiteI
change their government; aud the conIedefatcn pt
perfect unon the constitution Of the united States
based provides how II can be altered or
other mode TO alter II. is, rer0t,ftoR, tcGT
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
INDIANS FIGHTING IN NEW-MEXIC0

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. "a Tucson dispatch
states that The star Is in receipt of "A dis3atch
from silver City, New Mexico. which says the
Indians are Mt MeEyer's and Roberto rancho hghtns
the whites. Troops are en- route irom ioIt 20 ~
their assistance The Indians have cut down several
miles Of telegraph line.
ANOTHER STATEMENT,
A dlspatch from silver City. NewMexico. VIA Tucson,
saws: Victoria about 100 warriors passed
here, going north, on Inc "h INST "h'h
Ins, heard from they wsre McEyu's
r,,cbe md we're moving direct for their
former bannts in the Black Mountains. There
was some fighting mt McEycrs, but nobody
vas hurt Major Morrow. with five companies OF cav
airy y IN pursuit twentyiOur hours behind The Indians
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
PUBLIO OPINION.

The response of the people and press of
OHIO the nomination OF Garh.ld Tor Senator j. az
hearty and unanmous the action o. the Republican
caucus lCiDcunati Gazette (hep)
General Garfield is one of the greatest and
best men of tie Republican party. In fact he Is almost
TOO GOOD to h long TO sucn party. He is bigger man
than Hayes Grant and hundreds OF olner oNtIFdlcu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ledger Standard 'DenJ
TO RELY on the Democrats In Congress 10 40
what vond br right would be as wise lt would be 70
RELY upon ncendaries to extDgusb aconhagalDn they
had klndled for the promotion OF piunder'-lDos'Oh
Traveller iEepl
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
S,,,onsis 6oy. IN, mast "a hours.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10. / a. m.-Thc second
area of low pressure with rain and high winds has a
parently passed eastward the North Pacnc Coast
region and a storm centre has also passed from Mime
sofa eastward over Lake Huron into Canada, accom-
painted bY high south and west winds over the Lake re
gon, aud rain followed by clear weather win rising
barometer. The pressure has fallen rapidly over New
England, with northerly winds. Clear weather now
prevails the Gulf and fog In the south Atlantic
and Middle Atlantic States.
iadicaitOns.
Forthe Middle States and Ncw-Englnnd. southeast 10
southwest winds, falling barometer, warmer cloudy ana
rainy weather followed the by colder west
erIV winds rising barometer and clearing weather.
CdWiOHdrD SiDHdis.
CnutiOnary signals continue from Cape laiierds a.
lauc city EaspOr aud cdutlnuaiy oHshOrc slghaIs
continue from IndianOla 10 Port Eada.
rRIRIfNE l GOAL OBSERVATIONS.
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DEATH OE A VETERAN.

The body of Charles X. Crowley, a veteran
OF the Of 1912. lay yesterday in small neatly fur
nlshed room at No. Ill Chrystict, the residence Of
Harvey Burns, his grandson. Mr. Crowley
was born Boston June %, 1857; when
the war of 1912 broke out he OF the first TO ell
list, aud did such good service that at the con-
cluson OF the he held the rank Of
Major. He enjoyed good health up to Wednesday
evening, when ne attacked with Inflammation
that caused his ath Thursday night Tue will
te place at D. IN. to-day. at II Chrystie-st and the
Veterans OF the war OF 1872 will accompany the body
psrt OF The way ~ Greenwood
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
ADVICE THAT WONT RE FOLLOWED.

The doubts thrown over the title OF many
nembers oi the Maine House ana senate are so grave
fbat 40 puc business should De done uutli tncy ar
settled bt lie only authority which can solve ihcln
The fact that several important cOnlnuuueS are ict
unrepr ted on mere technical points. pronounced hy
the Supreme Court III worthy of serious attention, o'-
mands Immediate consideration. The fusOui7ts IN
Maine as good ct zens should seek 20 rescue le tir
fame Of Inc common wealth at ono by seeing tla justice
Is done aud oidrr restored parlsans they should
afyaptase vhich their position gives thcn, and meet
their directly ON the issues OF the canvass.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

rrvrRpooI Ian. a-123O y. m.-CotOn null Mddling Up
ionds S1 Middlng Orleans 7sod; sales. 5000 bales m
eudg f0OO speculation and export receipts $500
Rates tncluding GSOO FUTURES dun; Upands.
LOW Middins clanse January delivery 6ssd DO January
ann yebusry delivery 0 asd; do February and March de-
livery lid; do March and Apn delivery 1ssgi also
lid do April and May delivery, 1esi also 2 vi; do.
Nav and delivery 77sd; do June ard Julg delivery
I'D sales Of tho week 5000 bales; American esooo
bales forwarded from ,ae ships side dIec 70 gpnners
81 oe0 bales actual export, i00p bales total receipts
bales Amencsn l30U0O bales total stock 624OO0
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

tourist That's not badly painted-that
ske.ch 10 you know who did II ." Waiter" Yes. sir
sast u ". masters cousins work" Tourist" on
TTerS su nmatcur.i sapposeP Waiter-"A amatoorf
EEL uuhno exactly what he is; suppose he rs
vs O. tnst sort; goes travelling about doctorin the
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
Cu,irur1 Rcu,edie.

Have speedily and permanently cured humors n the ska AMI
scalp Of children and ln ants afflicted since birth.
treatment fibcd such m doses OF the
Curufa Rc.0lvcuf perfectly safe pow rf blood
fer and the external of tucura. Tic great skin cufo
The soap should De the only applied 10 me dis
eased skin iOI cleansing purposes.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
UNCLE DICKS RECORD As 4 PARDONEH.
-. -. ~. oL.r..1uH II.rrId LIeul

Governor Bishop lett Il few people III the
penientary ior Governor Foster 10 exgrclse ms CEN
going during the past few months another year OF
the Mixers government would have about dr-
nonuafcd that useful retreat for wicked He let out
pon the World 10 less than l30 rascals nat society d
seen fit 10 pat in a cage matter OF seli-pI0tecuoh
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
THE INDIANA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
C,xcrxxATI. Jan. 9.-The Democratic State

Central Committee Of Indiana met at indianapolis last
night and uamcd June the DAY Tor the So &C. Con
vento on The Hon. r. A. Hendricks Governor Nilihhs
and other prominent Democrats, representing all po
tions OF the state. were present.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
NEW. YoRK. Jan. 0-The following tho total
Of the mentioned ports since Septe

As the liver is easily dsOrdrred more or less
bilious distress prevails at hs season Of tie year Dr.
Jayucs S,uative Pills the liyer 10 healthy
ton aud remove all ulOusness.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
Inehr.ct, aud rtc onium nnhlt
v1KRIED

or mild NERVOUS AFffCI1s- Cheerful House and C-o1nds
PRvATE treatment open boh erps. seventh Adj
dress GRO 4. FO0I.. a. D.. stamford C0nR.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
GARr,E1ps MORTGAGE on THE FUTURE.

General Garfield ought to be able to take
his seat III the House comfortable 1Iame OF MIND
lie is pretty sure nearly eight years Of Congressional
service lie WIN be in House uutil the expiration OF
Haves's Administration and then mas FIX years III the
Senafe .ecnre. IL he taxes care OF limseH
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

CHI APIN-wTTTT- on Thursday Ssh INST, a. - Thomas.
Church. bv Zoe Right Rev. John NllsmA D. D., il- d..
llsop ot Connecticut assisted hy the frc'o fhc Rev br
MORGAN. William Wall Charu and MARY Worth, d-ggAter
OF Looms J. White, Of tlia cly.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
APPEALS FOR IRELAND.

SPEECHES IN THE BROOKLYN ACADEMY.
LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE-ADDRFssEs
BY MEssRs PARNFLL AND DILLON-MR. BEECHEK
sPEAKs FREELY ABOUT THE IRISH AGITATION.
Much interest was shown at large meeting held
last evening at the Academy Of Music in Brooklyn,
where speeches were delivered bv Charles
Stewart Pauell and Mr.. Dillon, the Irish poll
tcians, on the condition Of the people in Ireland
When Mr.. Beecher appeared he was greeted
with cheers, and was called upon for an ad-
dress. IN response. lie spoke warmly in favor
of agitation in this country IN regard to
distress in Ireland, and while opposing insurrection
be encouraged the Irish people to make the English
Government uncomfortable.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Jan. 10. a. m.-The barometer fell
considerably yesterday. Cloudy weather, with occa-
sional lisht rains generally prevailed. The tcmpera
ture ranged between 3So and 42o the average tfOe'l
being 6aso higher than the day last year and
ase higher than Thursday.
CIoudy weather, with light rains. followed by cooler
and clearing weather. may be expected In this city and
vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
LATEST SHIP NEUS y.
COTTON MARKET
FOREIGN PORTS

otyrXsrowN Jan 0-Arr Crookhaven str City Of Rich
rnoud from New.l Ork for Liverpool.
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II this city teHAs Of
OSCILLATIONS
the sung The broken dotted ne
tie indicated therHometef az Hns
ull.pL u n.nAaH
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Exnszrc.00rUSR

m potoe, or NUriIJs, mtdis mbrsi r.h fN
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

DIR. MURRAY ELECTED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES con-
FERRED-TRIBUiEs TO The RETIRING sECEE-
TARY, DIR. WOOIWORTH.
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"UNCoNsIDERED TRIPLES. ,

The fuel of the futuIe-Brim
Iccmcn aud coal dealers are happy to-day.
Can there be bakers dozen of lcavened
bread?
The rumor that Gail Hamilton received a
proposal Is pronounced false.
The Massachusetts supreme Court decides
that woman Is c0mpent to testify as to her
own age, But 1t doesn't tell how to make
them do 10.
george, dear, don't You think it's rather
extravagUut TO eat butter with that delicious
jam Z" No, love; economical. Same piece
OF bread does for both
The policemen, It is rumored, are about
to start benevolent society with the strik-
ing title OF The Locust Club
Out ofillty strictly honest men only TWEEN
ty-two will return borrowed book, aud
only three will bring your umbrella home.
In mercy spare, from g iet aud care,
The nation, hobwed IN fervent prayer,
Who ask, with reverout love aud awe,
God bless aud save American.
Il intend that anthem says Mr., Gilmore,
'as an Offering to the ngtonl He had bet
ter make it Il burnt Offering, chen.
II Fairbanks, the scale man goes 20 the
Senate from Vermont he will be able to out
weigh David Davis.
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GLEANINGS.

There are in the United States $50 thea
tcrs,
Coal mining at Leavenworth, Kan, is &C
tive.
In England, Scotland and Wales there are
22ll Cath0lic priests.
The primitive Greek words for Vesuvius
meant the uneNtnguishod.
Sixteen million bushels of oysters are an
nually packed at Baltimore,
The Missouri Pexitentiary Is not self-sup-
porting, and $4,000 will be required this
year to make receipts meet expenditures.
The cold IN Montana has recently been in
tense. "A soldier OF the FNh Infantry, az
Fort keogh, was recently frozen to death.
The Mothodists of Cincinnati have engag-
ed Pixies Opera House for the session OF the
General Conference lin May at SIS per day
The oldest Post Office in the country is
that at jamestown, Va, where letters have
beeu delivered in some form or other for
2S3 years,
The west bound Union Pacific train from
Omaha on the llth took out $50 sacks Of
Australian mail Tor the next steamer from
San Francisco,
Among The journalistic changes ofthe new
year is the consolidation of the American
Builder OF New York with the Illustrated
Woodwbrker.
The outcome of all these walking
Ia this-that about one man in ten the world
over can walk 500 miles In six DAYS
Brooklyn Argus.
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Annual Meeting Of the Masonic
Grand Bodies.
gRASD sEcRET4rrs ONCE,

JhAND nEcRETAET DfflCEt
Jackson, Miss. Jan. -, 1871.
The Thirty Second Annual Conyocation Of
the Grand Royal Arch Chapter, will be held
in the City Of Jackson. on Monday and Tues
day, February Ind and Sfd proKmo. The
Grand Chapter will convene at II o'clock A.
~, Monday.
The Sixty Second Annual Communication Of
the Grand Lodge will be held a. same place,
commencing az II oelock, A. ~, on Wednes-
day February 4th.
transportation arrangements have been
effected as follows:
Chicago. 81. Louis and New Orleans Rail-
roal-wiil sell excursion tickets 10 delegates
at six cents per mile for round trip, ct all
stations from Grand Junction 10 Osyka, IN.
GLIDING Kosciusko Branch. and also ut New
Orleans. The sale OF tickets will commence
Saturday, January Dist. and end February
4ih gool TO return until 9Th.
Vioksburg and Meridian Railroad Delegates
will apply 10 agent o. point. Of starting for
excursion tick-t-six cents per mile for round
| trip 10 be purchased from January 3lst, 10
February ID; good 10 return by ebruary 9Th.
/ Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad, from
/ Memphis 10 Grenada Delegates paying regu-
| lar fare 10 Grenada will be returned free on
I Grand Secretary certificate Of attendance.
Memphis and Charleston railfosd-Dele-
gates will purchase Of station agent regular
/ full fare ticket IN coming, and willget Ger
ti6cate Of attendance which will anth rizC
agent at Memphis or Grand Junction to sell
the holder ticket to the original starting
point on said road a. onc-ffth regular fare fol
round trip. Return tickets will be good only
on day Of sale, and will only be sold Feb
ruary I, y, ..
The Naichez jackson and Columbus rail
road and the Ripley aud Ship Island railroad
will return free delegates who pay full fare II
coming.
Mobile and Ohio Railroad-will sell excur
sion tickets NJ all sfaiioHs from Staie Line I,
Corinih, nt three cents per mile each way
Sale Of tickets TO commence January Dist, q
close February Nh, and good until February
9Th.
The Parisot Line Of Steamers will carry del
egatcs at two-thrds regular fare coming anC
returning.
II is expected that the Steamers Natchez
Il. r. Lee and J. NJ. White will make the Gus
tomary reduction.
Delegates should provide themselves will
duly attested credentials, and exhibit sam
10 ticket agents when applying for excursion
tickets.
Pearl Lodge No. q, Mt it's meeting thi
month, appointed Committees TO receive AM
assign the Grand Officers and Representative
on their arrival Mt Jackson.
j. l.. POwER, Grand Secretary.
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Extra Papers Notice to Membors

Members wishing extra copies Of Tue DAILY
CLARION will please send their orders to our
counting room by o'clock the night pre-
vious. Orders for extra oopcs.of the Weekly,
which is printed on Wednesday, must be sent
TO our Office on the Monday morning previous,
when the outside pages 90 press We will
furnish either edition, by the dozen or hun
dred, al reduced rates.
Orders can he sent by the pages Of either
House. Payments for extra papers, or foI
subscriptions, can be made when order II
given, or ut any time during, or At close o.
session, AZ the members may prefer. II.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-31

LADIES will find at 2oBNsoS, STEVENS
Co. the most beautiful display of Evening
Dress Goods, comprising Cashmeres in new
and delicate shades.
Bunting in delicate Ivory and Gas blue col
ors; Imperetrice Muslins, Organizes, farla-
tanes, erode RhOne Silks in exquisite shades
sstins in all colOrs; Polka Dot Satin, the latest
novelty.
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Notice.

Advertisement and other matter tor
insertion in DAILY CLARION must be hand.
ed in before 4 o'clock, p. NJ, 10 insure in
sertion. After this date we shall 60 70
press at o'clock precisely, in order to get
the paper on the North and south-bound
trains that leave here at 10 p, ~, and
1860 AN
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Public Meeting.
IAnn.nN. Mia. Innnnry %. lss

JAoRsoN, MIss., Jannary q $50.
There will be nm informal meeting Of the
members of the National Grcenhnck party In
the Circuit Courtroom, in the City HALL Vt
jackson, Miss, at o'clock p. NJ, THURSDAY,
February 8, to take into consideration the
calling Of State Convention 10 appoint d le-
gates to the National Greenback Labor Con.
yenton, which meets nj Chioago June .,
for the purpose Of nominating candi-
dates Cor President and Vice-Presi-
dent All members OF the National
Grecnhnck party and all those who endors
our principles and sympathiie with thie
movement, in the city, or elsewhere in the
State. are cordially invited to be present and
participate In our deliberations
T. N. DAVIS, Chairman.
& d. potLApp Sooretary
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FoR Clothing, Ladies dress goods, Trim
mings Sc, examine our stock before purchas
ing. WHITING & GRAY.
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s. d. POULAND,, Secretary.
Just Received

Shades complete from 81 rs to IS each. New
lot ofwall Paper Breach Loading Shot Guns
etc. at
jan 30-d6t EYRCn's.
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J. srApEKER 4 Son, opposite Sideways.
Have the most complete line Of Gents Furnish
ing Goods
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ANNoUN CENIENTs..
For superintendent of the Penitentlary.

For Superintendent Of the Penltentiary-
IITEare authorized 10 announce the name Of
w Capt. r. ". SHIP, Of Yazoo county, as
a candidate for Superintendent Of the Peni-
tertiary.
WE are authorized 70 announce DR.. 7. A
w CATCHIKGS, Of Kinds IS candidate
for Superintendent Of the Penitentiary.
I'VE are authorized to announce B. 7
W LYON, Of Hinds, as q candidate fol
Superintendent Of the Penitentiary.
XXTEare authorized to announce GEN. WRIT
w ADAMS, Of Pike county, as q candidate
for Superintendent Of the PenitentiarY.
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TuE Largest lot of Boots and Shoes in the
market, at bottom prices, at the PARLou sloF
sToRE. ian3l.dlw
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TUT most complete stock Of Shirts, Ties,
scarfs, Hosiery and Furnishing Goods to he
found in the city,a
U,pnvuis
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-31

The Masonic Committee Of Reception,
will meet Mt the store Of H. Strauss, at 1880
o clock this evening
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J. SrAbEKER & SoX, State street, opposite
Sideways, continue to undersell in every line
of Dry Goods and Clothing.
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ONE HUNDRED pairs Ladies' Sandal Kid slip.
pers at the PARLoR SuoE SroRE Something
new and handsome. ian3l-hlw
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A SPLENDID shirt for 81 90, at srADrKER's
opposite Sideways.