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IlIIug Legislatures 10 Suit Partisan
EnIs

IlIlng Legislatures 10 suit PARTISAN
Ends.
y~r.aSnbu.
The practice Of fixing" Legislatures, Of
Ikth the attempt Of the Fusionists Of
Ytrs isa feeble example, was. it must be
|na,nbtred, begun in Louisiana in 1878.
Isin Eer then two factions OF the Re.
THiaas rOntCnding for the mastery, one
Eoted by the Custom House and the
aG BY Collector, Casey, Grants broth
AitiV, and there was 0 dispute, as in
Xtis, over the returns as canyassed BY
IN iral CanvaSsing Boards, and two
bfiaia'es werein consequence set up
rRhs Pinelback and the other tho War
rrA legislature. The PiHchback party
aEEpOu fled q bill under the Force act
i Ne United States District Court,
|nl vi an order from Durell, the
las al midnight, directing the United
as Marshal to seize and hold the State
S1E, Ind admit no one 10 seats whom be
,NlnhGlD did not think entitled to
IN The Marshall took United States
tef ictOnlingly, seized the State House,
|n4 hnited no one but members OF the
t,taS.ck faction, and the Legislature
r. seipnized was promptly recognized
ghEnph from Washington by Presi-
|SsiGnlt 10 person. Previously 10 this,
NFHolhs Senate had been prevented
|t9 hminga quorum by Casey'slending
r. United States revenue cutter to carry
. lumber Of the Senator'S out OF reach
aSt SEgeaRt.at.Arms. They were kept
|esad several days, but Casey was not
|tEhsed iOr his conduct.
there was another dispute over
siEur1s Of the legislature, and Kel.
y ae Republican Governor, like Gar
"a, did not llkethe body which claimed
1 Il 4 slii, 'ud was not willing to eonGede
saea iaa parliamentary power OF pass.
% their oSn qualifications. So he
SE9ined 70 organize the Legislature
a4el will United States troops, which
'HRonPtly furnished him for that pur.
= Ten. de Trobriand went into the
! ',s' \, real a letter from Kellogg telling
a5ase il was an illegal body, and ex-
3aIom the Chamber such persons Us
Y 9iDted Oul by General Cam pbell,
Ggs General Of Militia. General
I@onARd then had the roll
and seated such psrsnns as he
I'a proper with the aid o! 4 ile OF
"a - These thiugsare worth recalling,
ssa5ias much to do with tho grngth and
l,' sss o. the disposition to get hold OF the
Taallehs In any way you can, no mat.
M Nv your opponents feel about Il, oi
~. ~ We Maine affair is a striking ex.
ny ;;aIasAllon. People thoughtin 1873 and
... ,.u lle conIagion Of Southern law.
IN, f anu contemp. for the forms OF law
~ ~ aot reach the North; but this is a
lSsIa Ehlch no quarantine can stop.
~, ~ Hla' has happened in Maine, would
e Well Tor everybody to examine
~ ~ and cast out ghGlcyer political un'
Z, i \. i,''Aness he hnds In his compost
n ,'e ,a'ne other party be ever 30 wicked
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Special to the cIneiuuati Commercial.
WHEELING, W. Va. January S'-The
Parker family, living in this city, have
struck q gOtden bonanza by the death Of a
wealthy old bachelor of that name in
philadelphia. Tha fortune amounts 70
several hundred thousand dollars, and
the heirs arc the children and grand
children OF Mrs. Maty Haggerty, net
Parker, OF this city. One Of the heirs
who resides In Baltimore, telegraphed here
To. day that he had already received hia
share, and that the Wheeling heirs were
wanted 70 come forward and put In theii
claims.
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GRANT IN CUBA.

HAVANA, January 2S.-General Grant
and party attended the American circus
last evening, and left for 'Vnelta Abajo
this morning. They will probably return
to Havana Saturday. The king returned
thanks to General Grant for his dispatch
OF congratulations on the occasion Of his
Patron Saints Day. 1t is said General
Grant will not go to Nicaragua.
A number oil slight shocks OF an earth
quake were felt in Vuelta Abaja.
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CRUELTY TO CnILDnEN.

InyesiiEaiIon of the shepherds Fold.
New YoRE, January 2S.-The investiga.
ton of the Shepherds Fold was continued
to-day. The Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty to Children rejecting the propo-
sition ot tho counsel for the Fold that an
order be entered placing the children in
the care of whomsoevcr the Court should
name. Six children then related stories OF
the cruel treatment TO which they were
snbject-short rations, severity Of punish.
ments and hard work.
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) IIlonnelnr rInrhhaeL.

NEw oaLEANs, January. ..2s.-The Ptesi-
dent and Secretary Of the Colored Mems
Protective Union, sent q protest last even,
ing against Pinrhbacks appointment as
Naval officer. The State Republican Com:
mittee also protest against Pinckback, and
request 0 delay until the arrival OF Chair.
man Dumont, who left to-day with Collec.
Tor Badger aud ex.state Senator 4Burchi
for WaahinRton.
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PETROLEUM IN HANOVER.

LONDON, January 2s.-A dispatch from
Berlin says: The borings in the Hanover
petroleum region are now 90 feet deep
and the existence Of basis as large and
rich as the one in Pennsylvania is re-
garded as beyond doubt by experts. The
deepest borfngs already yield four hun
dred weight per well daily. The borings
are exclusively in the hands OF Hamburg
and Bremen firms engaged in the Ameri'
can trade. ls-t.
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NJ
" ~ SESAroR CoSEuSa's appearance at
- - A''e Chase Sprugue's takes last sum.
!. = sandal ont Of public hands. AZ the
c,.t, %i.','''n said at the time, Senator
-. ,,i.'aE' !, relations with his own family
~, ~ u clear that current gossip was
sr,s, ,as u its worst Interpretation OF the
AZ. W. fVanda!. Mr.. Conkllng's friends,
sftS ~ Hlll make II mistake II they
B =. ne Is set right by thGsOcial courtesy
s,oo. VSAlIion which Mrs. Conkling has
s,,I , undoubtedly on the best
ll,.S, ~, 10 Mrs, Sprague. The affair at
5,,,t ,s.1se't Pier made men think less Of
9 n, I. ConEllng, not because It. showed
might have been a wicked man,
n v,ie Msu'e II proved that be was foolish
Hn one.-SprhgisH RsjubHcau,
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:. . loVS, January 2S.-A Texas special
!, \, Da'inearow atthe Dance House last
tVlly Marshal Sam Bail was shot In
Ield by a rough named johnson,
1. Spoa Ball shot Johnson through
ssat killing him instantly. One Of
siSsns ins itsads then shot Ball through
p inaieting Z Sortal wound.
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WILL HAVE HONoRs THRUST UPON
THEM.

DUBLIN, Jan. 2S.-The Nationalists Of
Go. Mayo havedecided to stand Michael
Darett and Thomas Brennan, under indict-
ment for sedition, candidates OF the county
for Parliament, on the understanding, II
elected they shall not take their seats; the
prospects Of their election is considered
GOOD,
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prIueess LENSES coming Reception.

OTTAWA, Jannary. 2S.-The Governor
General and suite will leave to-day for
Halifax to meet Princess Louise. The
steamer sarmatian will be met by the
Bellerophon, Northampton and Baccharte,
under the command Of Sir Edward lngle-
field. Princess Albert Victor aud George
Frederick are on board. There will be q
number OF vessels OF the West India fleet
present to lake part in the reception,
which is'expected 70 90 grander than the
one on the first arrival OF the Princess.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,

The pot Of ground located on Nineteenth street,
with lTnningo Of ls0 ieoi, running hack 800 fest on
which stands the soap And Candle Mandatory,
erected by, And formerly opperated BY Edward Rea.
The main GuidlnSis brick, two stories high, G0Ti0
ieeti rendering house, l6 feet quAie, stIaehed u
main building, two engines, two bolerI store house.
1890 stables and Other outbuIl1iDyS. There are two
lArso susp kstllCs one with capacity 70 nhkB thirty
lbOuIaR1, aud tho other hiIeen thousand pounds VI
s0api large rendering keIIlfs, eight candle ma
rnes onsbUIp prelS, Twelve IoSp lF1Iaes one tTuIeh
Ing machinH aud BnndTy machines and articles uted
Ia The business. There are four tnlal IensuienI
present rental Of SOB Itr aunula. The a60ye will
he SOll-paFt cash AID The bAlahcO On liberal time.
City bonds will be taken 10 parl pAymenL For fur.
lhsT information inquire o. ALEXANDER BONE,
General lusinehs aud Real EAlsie Ageal, 1875 Market
liIUGt, CrAnsle'S Block, over city BANK.
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GERMANY.

BERMx, January 2S.-Bismacrk had q
two hours conference with Frederick
William yesterday, and the audience with
the Emperor to-day. sabouruf has pre-
sented his credentials as Russian Ambassa.
dor. The Reichstag is summoned to meet
February u.
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Ilnn slenisr Con,ieied.

NEw .YoRK, January 9S.-Antonio Clio.
yaune Aucaroda, padrono, was convicted
Of inyeielius seven boys from Italy and
has been sentenced to hye years i'm.
prisonmeht. This is the first conviction
here pnderthe padrone acs
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NEGRO VERSUS WHITE LABOR.
trouble in Shenandoah county, Vir.
ginin, Between White aud CoIored
Furnace Operatives. s. rs-

Trouble I'M Shenandoah County, Vir.
Einin, Between White and Colored
Furnace Operatives.
RICHMOND, January 2s.-Telegrans re-
ceived here this morning state that in
tense excitement prevails in Shenandoah
county in consequence Of collision be-
tween white and black laborers at colum-
bia Furnace, near Edenburg, that county.
Governor Halliday received telegram
from Sheriff Joseph stickley, of shenan-
doah, asking the assistance Of troops to
aid in quelling the riot; also, one from
Captain ]. W. Magruder Of the Wood
stock military company stating that he
has notice OF serious riot at the point
mentioned and asking for orders what to
do. The Governor Immediately replied
to Captain Magruder directing him to
place bis company at the disposal Of
Sheriff stickley and Commonwealth At
torney Allen for the preservation Of the
peace and to keep him (the Goyernor) ad:
vised OF events. Other telegraJmsreceived
by members OF the Legislature from the
Shenandoah Valley confirm the above re-
ports. .-,.-,.---,. .--.74.s37-. -.-.ss,s--
The trouble so far as can be ascertsined
has its origin in the fact that John W.
Whistler 4 Co., proprietors ofthe Colnm-
bia and Liberty furnaces are substituting
colored for white labor In their works.
These works have heretofore been almost
entirely run by white operatives who
live and own their little homes in the
neighborhood OF the furnaces and haVe
no other means OF support than thc.f
daily labor, while the negroes who are re-
placing them are imported from other
counties where the negro element pre-
walls to agreater extent than In Shenan'
doah. =. 49,
RICHMOND, Va, January estate
Senator, H. H Riddleherger,. OF shenan-
doah county, tonight received the follow
ing in regard to the riots In that county:
woopsrocG, January 49,.
Left The Columbia Furnace at O'Clock
this evening. Everything quiet there, and
reported by D. Armstrong TO be quiet OF
the Liberty Furnace. An attack on some
negroes was made at the Liberty Furnace
last evening and two men were wounded
The rioters then dispersed with threats 10
return tonight. 4 dispatch from the
Sheriff, just received, says the rioters have
now 200 men. He asks for more military
The Governor has just received the FOL
lowing: ef-]i.
TO Gorxnor Halliday:
A Have Just received communication
Iron the Sheriff and Captain Magruder
IAt Liberty Furnace, twelve miles from
here. All quiet, now, but difficulty is ap
pretended. They say more men are need
ed at once. The Winchester company
!, could beortlered up tonight The sherit
saws considerable number OF rioter
seem to be organizing Two negroes wer'
shot last evening aud severely hurt.
J. In response 70 these the Governor ha
I ilteleRraphed to Captain james B. Burgess
commanding the Winchester Light IN
fantry, ordering him to proceed with hi
/, Icompany by the hHt train to the seen
disturbance, and place himself at tn
disposal Of the sheriff.
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SYRACUSE, January ss.-Elias Gilbert,
aged l8, CLERK In u hardware store, was in.
stantly killed by q customer, while buying
a pistol to-day The revolver contained
two balls and was noAkuoWn 70 be loaded,
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A CASE WHERE DOCrOss DIFFER.

MADRID, January 2s.-Physicians differ
ed about the mental condition Of Fran
ciso 0tcro Gonsales. Some say he Is sane
others that he Is an imoecile. His tria
will therefore proceed. ~ 7,
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NoRLoLE, Va, January 2S.- Chioi Of
Police Benson, killed himself in his pri.
yats room, early this morning. Domestic
trouble,
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-
9G,rman friend, Mr.. IIoury KOr'
p,wba,au, whose curious re-
'ts into the laws OF nature >, we v ,,os, fs,
T. aotieeJ, writes US that for s' the .pris. pres,
2 4. . nablic through our columns as he
y, t''.,.'dsI doing at the time Of his late
~ NJ, We infer that the old gentle
y !, not a, altogether pleased with the
y ~, IN which we prepared the public
~" :, ,..eive his views. lie says that
u, y tIlow the example Of Edison and
,,NOs, lIeis, however, as much per-
"a !. i.p, wsyer that the Newtonian theoryof
'-,,,;,n il all bOsh. He Is drmer in
I. .latb that even II he should fall in
: ..,rg =. the world Of his discovery, as
|e'..,,i,r,did, .,s "some Kepler or Calico"
y ,,,,h his work. The accepted New
~, theory Of gravitation he character
...., .cienliac romance, equal to the
.,.l,, Nights Entertainments" The
~ u,,em Of enumeration is equally
.,.,a. and unnatural, and the two
nj, ,r,s, in the iullness OF time. Inc
|i,,s,o, tsr distant when the "natural
|,.jpnnopions octave" system will su-
,s,l,it, and ''lhe school children will
|Ixoaa, readily and easily as they learn
|s,s upon the streets"
T,p. sorry that our old friend is not
|iSlsl 10 favor US just now with at least
o,I.ueutary paper, embracing an out
lid bis views for the public. We beg
d er,sure him Of our desire to give him
3 novEOrtanily to put himself right before
A. vorld. We are not controlled by the
r,utic pejudices Of the Smithsonian
s,,u, whom be met at Washington, and
,ho through jealousy, or for some other
,.,op, len, him no encouragement. We
.s.y, welcome new ideas that have in
t.ltst or instruction for the public, and We
.,s irank to Hy that whether true or not
M. Eornsrs views have a great deal that
|, uoreI about them.
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According to the above calculation IL
will be seen that by reducing the principal
OF the public debt at the rate OF SIS, ,2l6,-
$50 per annum, all the outstanding loans
which it Is proposed TO fund by the
several bills now before Congress would
be paid absolutely in twenty-five years,
and that during the period OF cancellation
the aggregate amountrequired for interest
would be $500, AL ,06S. making the aggre-
gate OF principal and interest To be paid
Ia ST CPS, ,2Sl ,06S. The amount Of princi.
pal proposed to be paid by this plan is no
greater than is now required 10 be paid
under the sinking fund act.
Judge Kelley claims that by his plan OF
canceling the public debt the government
would retain full control Of It's loans, and
that II would result in saving an amount
almost equal TO the principal 10 be paid.
II the entire amount, sl,0l1, ,S40,90 were
refunded in thirty years loan, bearing 4
per cent interest per annum, as proposed
by Secretary Sherman, the. amount which
would be required for interest alone would
be 81, ,23S, 200, ,0S0, sum greater. than the
principal, which would be due at the end
OF that period. ..s
II the same amount were refunded in o
fifty years loan at 81 per cent per annun,
the amount required for interest for that
period would be s., 500, III $50, or nearly
S2O0, 600, 900 more than would be required
to pay the principal and interest under the
twenty-five years plan proposed by Judge
Kelley,
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New Jersey RepubiieGu Conventions.

NEWARK, N. j., January 9s.-A Re.
publican Convention Is called for May 9th
70 elect delegates to the Chicago conven.
ton.
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(Ils Gttelltssttffr,
:. ., aud ~ roprieen'h street.

s:.IrEr at Berea, Ritchie county
lG''alnniS a.,i,s. II 10 MS 10 know II We can
IS W, .,T,bing Of the whereabouts SO or
's .',. ~ oI the Richie Ga;ette. v, We
''esjJ i1,oyn him that we cannot The
:, suddenly disappeared like Ike, los lost
~ ~ a' INQUIRY Of our correspondent
. De ;, assure ASSURE US that our fears that
T. s,l cut u. off his exchange %a o,ossms list n5s
~ !. !. I resting for q spell somewhere ,
2 ..rD.ns ~ poet, real estate agent and
sioi West Virginia press ass0cia'
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VOLUME XXvIu.-NUMBER 1874.

amount which would be paid during the
twenty-five years on account Of interest Is
$500, AL ,O6S, which is about 81 per cent
per annnm for the entire amount Of the
principal thus paid. The following table
will illustrate Judge Kelley's plan OF
linnidatinn
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WASHINGTON, January 2S.-The sub.
committee OF the House Committee on
Agriculture reported to the full committee
to-day the rough draft Of the bill as sub.
stitute for Representative Mnldrow's bill,
making the Commissioner Of Agriculture
n Cabinet officer. The substitute provides
for the Secretary OF Agriculture, and Ell.
larges the scope and functions OF the De.
partment, so as toinclude the Bureau Of
Forestry and investigating matters per-
tanning TO veterinary disease. The sub.
ject was recommitted to the sub.commiL-
lee with instructions TO further invesLi-
gate and perfect the bill.
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dead at his home in this place last
Tuesday afternoon. The Coroner,
DR.. Wilson, and Drs. Strudwick
and Cameron examined The pody
and pronounced death from natural
causes The old gentleman leaves
behind him a good name. lie was
abour10 years Of age. and vas tor
meriy a body servant Of Judge Al
fred Moore, Of the Supreme Court
OF the United States.
One day last week we happened
TO call in the Office OF the Superior
Court Clerk when we found the
Judge IN as good humor and
as peasant AS we ever met him.
There were gathered together by
the fire, for it was a bitter, cold day,
Hon. John w. Norwood, Sheriff
Hughes aud others. Hand Inc that
bundle up there, Sheriff, wrapped in
paper said the Judge. The Sheriff
did as requested, and the Judge un-
folded i, as carefully as if it had
been d roll Of gr+enbacks. Look
here said he, u have a fine box OF
cigarettes, a pipe, and a splendid lot
of smoking tobacco, all sent me by
my clever and popular young friend
julie Carr, Of Durham.n It was in.
decd "a nice present, and Judge
Laws was as proud of it az if it bad
been 500 IN gold. The apprecia
ton IN The cid gentleman's sou
made him fee! young again.
G'and Mothers Chair-popular-
Wutds and Music.
ON the Tramp" March -VerO
liisplIi,ing.
Twickenham Ferry. Splendid
Words aud Music.
AdeIph'an GaIop. Sprightiy ant
pleasing. ?
Full-Size Piano Music. AL! :
pieces mailed on receipt of tou'
; cent stamps. j. NJ. S,odda.t &
Co., Philadelphia.
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Post Office Hours.
.e ODenS at 4. a. M.

Office opens at :. II. IN.
Mail going East closes 1000. a.. IN.
Mail going West closes 4:45, =. m.
Nail caves for KoXboro. Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at 7. a. IN.
Arrives. Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
urdav at'3. .. IN,
Mail leaves for Milton. Monday.
Hedpeslay,apd Friday at 6. a. IN.
Arrives. Tile<day, Thursday aud Sat
urday at 6, p. IN.
Arrives from Oaks. Tuesday. Thurs
day ami Saturday at noon. and leaves
same days at !. p ~.
Office kept open on SUNDAY for de-
livery Of mails one hour after the arri-
val Of each train.
Money Ordrrs issued from S o'clock.
a. m, to ! O'clock. p. M.
II. II. tTRANUORE. p. VI.
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The BAPTIsTS.-At Goldsboro, on
Wednesday, the Baptist State Con
vention was called to order by Rev.
y. B. Cobb, who on being re-elect-
ed President alluded to the marvel
lous growth OF the church in North
Carolina from $4,000 to $50 900 in
fifty years. B. f. Montague. Esq,
was chosen Treasurer Il. IL. Briggs,
Esq, AUDITOR; and Messrs. VIM.
Briggs and N. B. B%roughton. Secre-
taries. After prayer by Rev. Amos
Weaver, business began with the ad-
mission Of three delegates from the
colored Baptist State Convention
Farmer and Mechanic.
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HillSbOrO Markets.
Corrected Weekly

Corrected Weekly.
Apples, dried, 3 ito
Bacon, y. G., hog round, $
Bulk Meats. clear rib sides, to 10
Butter. North Carolina, 20
BecowaX. 20
Corn. 80
Corn Meal. 50
Coffee, prime Rio, Is to 20
good, 10 to II IL
Chickens, Spring, 10 to 20
Eggs, per dozen, Is
Flour. North Carolina, $3.50 to Sc
Hay, Timothy, Is
MOlasScs. Cuba, 40 to 80
Oats. shelled, 60
Peaches. peeled, ) to 20
unpeeled. to )
Peas, white, per bushel, so to 60
stock, 80
Pork. North Carolina, ;
POTATOES. sweet, % to 80
=" IRISH, 80 to 60
Rags, mixed,
cotton,
Sugar, white, IL to II IL
yellow, ito ~
Salt, Liverpool. fine, $l.sO
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o''G = ~ c''"--ii"l' lhe 1''k.
~ """' "''''.''
corr ny ~ lha'i MAO
','''f "''''S ''2h' ""''s'
Winter j. upon Us. SNOW and
Sc a''t .e' 'c" ae'''"" I" &c com
'h"''
ahoH""' ali tuesday can 60 up
il'~!t - ne two co,dr-f days IT TINS
'''Son'
See advertisement 81 MIR. j. I"r-
ner, who of rs 4 nice lot OF h"n'N
tor sale.
Never rhse Your hal I" > ."dN
"i''i' you nave passed g I" i'''
This IS the latest.
Thursday. THANKSGIVING IJ.y. Vas
observed in Iiillsboro hv the ,ar..
Gus religious denominations.
n vocalist says he could sir.
"Way Down OH the Old Tar River.
If he could ONLY oct the pitch.
An old f,sb;o,ed Christian
u'roo much s,uo,no in an u,tuou,
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