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NEW ARRANGEmENT.

FEyRAYELLERS for the North and North est from the South
ats, Tickets from Charleston, Savannah
Chattanooga. Montgomery. Macon, Wilmington, ROCKVILLE
Lynchburg Washington, Atlanta and Augusta to st Louis
Louisville Cairo Hickman, Columbus, Evansville, Cincinnati
New Orleans, Ncurg, Paducah. smhlend and Memphis, via
Nashville, Tennessee.
First class Railroads and Steamboats, with
all points Passengers arriving Nashl HE, via Nashville aid
Chattanooga saroad, directly boat without deenon
Ihss the quickest and cheapest route for those bound for the far
West. II -
Regular Cairo, Memphis and st. Louis Line
ms Fire steamboats, B. NJ kunyan, Ninnetonka sa West
Cuba and J. 6. Cline
One Of teseBoats win leave Nashville every at i2 n,
Meeting at Cairo With Illinois Central aroad and rsub from
Nashville to st. Louis in Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance Dunlieth Ella John 2u aud Tempest leave Nash
vile every Thursday and Tuesday o'clock NJ time from
Nashville 70 Louisville Sixty hours. Cincinnati four
k&eS hIiir mem p his, New Orleans and FfckA-
burg Line of Beats.
Jes johnson, Nashyie B. Howard BE Rover and joseph
inc Savage One Of these Goats will leave Nashville other
day. It noon; tine from Nashville Memphis a. hours Yick
bnrg, five days. and TO New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville day for the arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For aelass accommodation upon Tickets BE-
procured at The different points, prices named in the annexed
Sch iu Of RATE
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DAILY
ApOYnafic Valley WHISKY.

.
this age Of aduterAed and Liquors
of satisfaction be introduce public
the above arcean article Of unquestioned purity pos
essng 20 qualities except such as have the most vorab in
huence on the human constitution.
few roods Of soil the banks OF the Rhine produce TIE
grape which will flourish where else IRON whose juice pro
ceeds the 'Johannisbrg the choicest vine Of the world
quality which, cigars are nconar-
bly, superior that OF the producto ether
long supplied the world with superXcellent rce Snuff
from sue Tobacco cannot be induced to grow elsewhere
In like manner il has long been known that limited territory
lying in The valley the MonOngahea river, exclusively
forth Rye Of properties so maked and peculiar that its ds
aon produces Whisky Of such superave character places
By process recently discovered and now known only to my
manufacturer the grain from the choicest spot OF this favored
'''' ArOniaiic valley whisky,
with which 10 ethereal stand nstant's comparison.
have apprehension of being accused publishing
Waranabe exaggerated eneomius, yany who
will first suljectmy Whisky TO the test.
standard article at al the hrstclass Hotels and
Clubs in the eyof New York. and wherever tits introduced it at
once assumes It's leading position, is
Awarded the Palm of Superiority,
and the demand for it beoomes thing established.
Its medicinal properties sue that while its immeliOs ef
fleets pleasant and grateful it exercises the apce perna
nent influence upon the constitution
have anpeOf ''Day Aromatic Valley Whisky
and find to be pure article, Of fine favor and without any
deIeerious admiztare. JAMES R. Chiffon, u. d,
STATE AssAYERs 0FrloE % Somerset street,I
Boston, April 18th, 1855.
have made chemical analysis OF your Aromatic Valley
Whisky, and lind pure ue grored, Rye B1isty contain
injurious matters Of any kind, and would it
as suitable for medical and public purposes ,,-
State Assayer
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky received and after careful
animation ind to he 7are article, entirely free from tho
az &f@r2fHg hgTeaieatS SOeqaeg used Yours respect
Analytical Chemist
TConsumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whisky as tits sold BY the botsle only
70 South William street, New York,
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20 Correspondents.
s.TIE coon W0RK GoEs nRaVELY On,

'ETHE GOOD WORK GOES BRAVELY Oy,,
may be aPtIy applied 90 the manner in
which new Subscribers are responding to
QUE CASH SYSTEM. My we not expect
that our OLD SUBSCRIBERS will respond
with pleasure and promptness Nvagh taefr
CASH. in order TO enable ms 10 carry Out
aueh n beneficial system that adopted
by us! We Will also add that NOW is the
times at the opening OF the year, and am
other campaign, TO su bscribe for the UNION
An ID AMERICAN, the Cheapest paper in
Tennessee. NOw's the time, subscribe and
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NEW HOE pEATFRTATS.

We take pleasure in stating to our friends and pa
irons. aud the public generally, that we have just
received and opened the most complete and well
selected assortment Of New Job Materials ever
brought 10 the city; and that we are now thorough
ly furnished, and prepared TO do any and all work
in the Jobbing or Book line in the very finest style
OF he art re hope 10 be able to please all, as our
arrangements are ample aud compIete.
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James Buchanan Henry, Esq, has resigned the
appointment Of private secretary to the President,
aud has taken up his abode in the city of New York.
where he will at enter upon tn practice of bis
profession as counsellor ard aitorney-at law, in
partnership with c. Fl. Scbsrf.
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Washington correspondent writes that it is
thought that Mr.. Eanes, who was the leading edi-
torial writer for The Union under Mr.. Richie, and
subsequently editor of Nashville Union if not sent
abroad, will soon resume editorial duties upon that
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7 virtue Of two % flain 10 ne. lirsrs,i s ~
- Circuit Court Of che Uaiist ststss. Fhk we're fs
I 5 so judgments rendered in said cct3trt
ie9 wherein Nilur Scott were rfsinsfs II ~ l,-fs
s1a Z y fayne we're deiendants and Nor-la zar r
~ ana me said H. D. Payne dceniut si It-fs
Soass House door in The city o. Nashville on eslrsy
4y Of April next, all tiile,
ueenaant = D. Payne, in and 10 he flinainr tots
5onns % ne said city Of NashTile Ma
- = and ID an fronting leo Feet o. =
os 70 = All situate and lying t2s part cii
a. veil survey, Chariotte tke-
yg ~ C. ". q. fayne's plan. strrer.
fne,n1 iroating said
i2t All OF which saii lots. LEVIED
sola as the property o. ssid
las tflrd day Of March, 1853 mht-id
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We learn from The Huntsville, Ala, Democrat that
the Hon. R. B Lindsey of Tuscrmbia, has an
nounced himself candidate for Congress against
Hon. G. W. Houston. Both are Demncrats
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Nine marriages of negro men to white women &C.
Cured in Boston during the year 1858, like num-
Der having occurred ia 1857.
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WILLIAMSON & CEEEATHAM,
IMPORTERS
Brandies, wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IL
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, Acs, &C.,
NO. 8 COLLEGE STREET
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
FEHE undersigned have in store the following Liquors,
IL Wines &C. which they offer to the trade at low prices
favorable ens and respectfully invite purchasers Of those goods
to examine their stock before buying.
Our Liquors and Wines purchased direct through the Gus
sell at low res-possessing the facilities to do
ourselves that offer such Inducements Cash and
Brandies, Gin, Rum and WHISTLES,
20 and pipes Fine Cognao 10 bids superior Rye Whisky
I ppa BSSs ' do 90 b5 T ga Rye do
= do Rochelle do 5bblsgenuine Old Bour'ndo
2PuRcheOns W. l. Runs Puncheons Irish and Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands.
100 baskets and bxs Champagne, 20 do sauternas;
20 az Hungarian, White and 10 DO Maieir4i
Is boxes Fine olarets; 10 do Port
Porter, Ale, &c.
% casks Lcldor orter, brands;
% do English and Scotch Ale, best brands;
20 boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Bitters;
90 do French Cordials, assorted;
90 do Brandy Cherries;
10 do Curacao, Mareschno and Absynthe.
Cigars.
100000 genuine Havana Cigars, 10000 German Cigars;
choicest brands; $4,000 Baltimore Regaias do
20 bxs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco T. W. Anderson;
10 do do do do do 'Leftwick's aces'
% % % DO ~sq de s'i F@s
Star;
boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, suherands sine qua
nom"
20 fns Virginia Chewing Tobacco, "Chamber Fpper
Golden Leaf"
20 boxes fms Virginia Chewing Tobacco Langhorn Armead
No. /, Gold Leaf;'
! boxes ane Virginia Chewing Tobacco, "Allens;"
so boxes best Tennessee do do.
Is J! boxes .Kean smith Celebrated rwist and Pancakes
Danve Tobacco equal if not superior, any offers
ed IN this market.
With many other articles connected with the business.
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
ssp9 No. 8, College street, Nashville, Tenn
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Cosr OF A ''CHARINAnr Seven boys belonging
in Goshen, Me, Who serenajed newly married
couple With bOrns tin pans, &C., and were indiled
Tor riotous conduct, were brought before the Su-
pTeme Court atPOrtland, few days since, and fined
$50 esch Rather expensive fun.
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Elder ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, of Bethany, is on a
visit to his friends in Tennessee and preached in
Memphis on Sunday last.
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For Niagara Falls, the Lakes and
hANn FOTl SIZE.

FENE subscriber oilers for sale seventy ofiana
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville al
joining which he resides and the lands Capt
Jones' The land equal 20 the best with abundonee
lent falling water, with the most beautiful buding
the country and in the midst Of the hnet in
America apri4 NATHANIEL BAXTER
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"a Printinr o1fines

We are prepared to accommodate country Offices
with seFeralfOnts of Job type slightly used. Apply
soon.
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PAINTING.

the ,rr Is prear to execute with the greatest proptnsss,
an contrasts however ar which may he rendered. in style and
uon terms which tail TO give satisfaction lie Is also pre-
us-ed 70 all manner OF
SIGN AND PAINTING sRAlNING AND hARhLISs
HaYng department. secUrd the services Of me most expert
ard experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having WorA IN ms line TO
give him a call before making final arrangements. -
K. L FLEMING,
hs Ar No e. Union St, between Cherry and sumner
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OPPOSED TO ANA1GAMATIOE-On Wednesday night,
the 23d inst, body Of citizens of Greenburg Pa,
having become cognizant Of the fast that oolored
man named Vase, was intimate with white woman
of the borough, turned cut, went to his residence
and pulled Il down. Gilbert Sterling. also accused
of the same ofense, suffered in like manner. and
the fne two story tenement owned by Mr. Abererou
bic, slso oolOre1, was torn down. 1t is said thai
the attacking party numbered thirty to forty, and
that some very respectable citizens CT the borough
participated.
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sPRING STOOL.

rs nov receiving supssr sock Of Boots, shoes and
Caters for Ladies and eentlsmen, Misses, Boys
Children. Also, Trucks Vaises and Travelling Bagn great
varieties which offered 20 the civ and country vsr
low rrices for cash. JOHN RAMAGE,
mills - College Street.
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NEW EXCLUSIVE WHoEEs.fEE
E0NEET AID ONF.Y
MILLINERY HoUsE 's.s
No. 50 Public Square, ana

No. So Public Square, ana
Corner eF Cedar street, Up-saairs.
600 ono WORTH OF siIIS atsd 80.
SDsIU.UUU straw = on EEEss
LeghOrn Fiatss and ~ millinery -
Goods. Ysu make seleCtons q tais ~
stock All Of our manufacture Not Eastern ~
made trash got up By telegraph iaisa ttiesf ss
you can opend on as and low prices fr cash. enlsa
expenses o. business loE. Merchants
pafronize as as the time hiss th every t
should sustain ITSELF al Nazfyse- aud viii e
you small BIZ Of goods as cheap puJhas.l- Easl
mh2 L. WISE. f--,f
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We learn from our Virginia exchanges that Cog
gin, the Opposition candidate for Governor in that
State, has grown tired Of attending the appoint
ments Of Mr.. Letcher and has thrown out separ.
ate list OF his own. In this be is thought to have
eVlnced more sense than anything he has done It
was evident he was doing losing business in having
his competitor with him. 1t remains to be seen
whether he can do much by himself
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
~ BECKER would respectfully announce to the public OF
Nashville located teacher OF the Voice, Of
Pipe Vonoeo, Violin etc. Orders len at AcCues Ben
soa's Music store win be promptly attended to.
Sept7-tf
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Thomas Clegg, Esq, Of Manchester, Englaud d,
who has been for several years engaged in the i'm
portaon OF cotton into England from various parts
oil AFRICA, particularly from YOruba, is now send>
ing GO 900 sterling worth of Gotten machinery press
es gins, &c. to the latter country. in addition to
$50 900 outstanding in that trade before, making
large capital invested in the cotton trade Of Central
Africa. Lord Pslmerston has predicted that Great
britain Will obtain the principal pert Of its cotton
from Africa within 80 40 years hence
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NASHVILLE TENN, THURSDAY, MARCH Bill 1859
aaIian am amsritan.
Rates OF Advertising.
fEs LINES on LEss cossTIrUTR a souAax.

ones2uare' che year, ssO-Eaeh additional square, So
Advertisers exceeding the space contructea
fors viii be charged for the excess.
Is TIE WEEKLY
oE po1LaR per bSaref0r the est and PIsrT cxrs for c
Advertisements published In both the Daily and Needy s
pc The fail daily rates With oneha TIE sesky rates
7-eEsieas Advertisements Be raid fer At tie tine sr
Eo Correspondents.
viii save great deal CT unnecessary trouble II our
friends IN writing to viii bear il mind loving ruirs:
Of your letter. -
both Offices in full. 80
Al you rite on business and other matters write on seaats
sheets Of paTers or different leaves Of one sheet
Letters aud uron ali such
SID ects rs may BE- Of information nerest pubic
Anonymous communications Of whatever viii receive
attention.
Soroneents should write only upon side Of the paper
We cannot undertake 70 return r,ecsi
All letters on business should be directed to Mess T. @
1slA : Co ana net psEssaaly to either Of the PoFns
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FOX kENEs
ROOM Cherry stI Get. suitable for once sleeping
Be rented Tor the ndtr Of tn Jear Apply
At this Office. Ehle
OUMBEESL4AND GOAL.
yEVHE Nashville Coal Company vii fgcm % 3ate oa
their superior Coal at IS and 20 cents pr bUshei frs
river
once on Cherry street, between Uusn and Church
mh5-n.
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NOTICE


Es s. x z "a
TO PASSEN GERS,
ASSENGERS TRAINS running TIE Nashville and Chat
tano5-a Railroad, will leave the Depot Nashville the
minute LAID the Schedule, to-Wt 40 A. N
NJ pNeat confusion al the ticket Office at the
m ment starring, Passeuge respectfully requested
provide for Of The time may
ie accommodated the Ticket Agent wall Ire in his Office hour
before The departure Of each uain 4. ". COLE,
mil III. superintendent
NOR HLNE.-Tie large Room the Daily News Of.
nee formerly occupied by Barnarls Book Bndery. This
room By 80 feet, is Suitable for job Printing Oce, Book
Bndery any eCaIica employment. power
can had from the News uHiue Engine, ia this
Enauire Mr. Fisher News uEce, a. V. Linesey
he subscriber. ija6 JAMES ". HOYTE.
Ornamental Frees aRG EVcrgTeelRs.
n MONTGOMERY 4 McGBEDY ,NuTserynen Nashville, Tenn
I'VE invite special attention their extensive Fruit,
Ornamental trees, vegfeens, Gren House Pans 100000
Ornamental Trees and Eveg stahle for mediate elect.
Fruits-50G0 Apple ? & years old
Pe,rs-sOQu. DWarfs 4 Standards, , 10 years old.
Peaches OIO 81 years old, Cherries, Pns Aprcots, Nee
taricns and ounce, in la-ge numqers.
large collection OF Grapes, sraWerrsS hasperrles Goose
berries. Currauts q Bouquets at all seas 1Is.
MONTGOMERY & MCGREDY.
nail Liuwood, Nurseries Nashville, Tenn
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S. 900 REXVARnI

CtEORGE MILLER, Clerk iss the Erassi,
o. the Union sank, st Jacksoa,
Of the 81 inst and Eghesn Thousa 81. lIundeI Ds,s
In Uuion Bank notes ant Foztyd fanlei Dolrs m oii
s0en. One Ihousa0G Dollars VII 1 llsi icg
he mure-er aud Four Thousand Dollars rcer7 81,
y .KIRKNAN-
hSle-dH PleIisnt.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

e sz..5;5. ss..;e5.=s. -
being Importance proper projection Of
Track ard keep Of the Of gravel aud other
trains, be al regular uniform rate Of speed
which only couplised ny running schedule
therefore in order that TIE ircht trains be on the tine
laid the schedule, ordered that after thirty days from
this ate, freight Teceyeuy the Nashville and ChltnOO
"a Railroad Company, Schedule Stations only.
W. COLE,
iauSl-tf BFG SUp't OF Transportation n. & c. R. r.
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1859 1853

1908 So zl.s1@zziEzS l. SOJ
Hannibal and 81. Joseph Railroad,
OF Missouri.
NOMTLETED and open through from Mississippi TO Missouri
Rivers. miles further West and 80 the
NEW G0H.D REGION
than other Railroad Ad0r.ng the shortest, quickest and
cheapest Western Missouri Iowa, Kansas
Ncbra Skis and Pixies Peak.
Trains Hannibal Gaiy O'Clock, A NJ, arrival
o. magnificent composing The H. 4 81. 10. r. K.
Line leave St Louis daily o'clock, p. NJ, whereby
passengers reach Joseph ia "a hours from Louis
Joseph with line OF Grst class Passenger Packets,
which arrival Of trains from Atcison LeayenWOrh
City, Nebraska City. Council Bluns and Omaha. Gaining
Prom 30 ! days over amy other lSOUIe.
Time from Nashville 10 ST. Joseph, 90 hours.
Fare from Nashville 40 ST. Joseph
&IS.jO; from Chattanooga $500.
Baggage checked through Meals and StterOos Packets
free Freight taken rates Emirants desiring
company may depend going through freight
Through Tickets (aud the only route by which st.
Joseph reached by Rar0ad for sale at the n & c. r. r.
and STEAMERS an all the principal Railroad offices
uitcd States. For information address JNO. H. BOWEN,
p B. GROAT Gen. Ticket Agent, Gen Agent, ST. Louis.
JOSIAH HUM, Supt. Hannibal ieb23-dbmf
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1AI'' OHI0l DVNNA1oi DVUIhj sIIVLol bhU0ANsI
CARPETINCs,
WRAPPING & WRITING PAPER, UMBRELLAS.
ETC. ETC, ETC.
No. So Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
EKTE stocking up each department establishment
Wv and friends and dealers Wholesale
prices and terms NEST reasonable
We brilliant attractive stock
now offer to the trade.
febl9-d3m. DOUGLAS & co.
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DR. JOEIN sHELBY's


Fine BIOOded SIOcH--HoFses, Jacks, Jen-
FOis SALE,
the agent Of Dr. SHELBY, will offer at public sale,
IA SATURDAY, the I'd cay April next ali thorough
bred stalliors Mares Jacks Jennets, Hogs and Cattle that
now at his farm near Nashville 1t is useless to give
the des Of this stock in advertisement but can safely
say that they win show good blood in the United States
moreover that amongst the rest the four year old
stallion Marx Young half brother to SOCKS and yearling
fly his bali sister, will be offered TIE sale will take place
the farm, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n.
sums under $50 cash, all under 500 fourmonhs
all ever SOO and under 1850 twelve onths all $3.50
without interest.
ply to Mr. S. AcMURRY the Farm, at the ofc
Of the Nashville Gas Light Company.
fe6i6-ei: wAsHISGTox BARROW.
Great Bargains.
early application is made will sell great bargain in
= HAIsD Sd IN ADDITION
to Nashville The house contains six rooms, fine
view OF the city, &c.
We have also Tor sale a large number Of the
and vicinity. Besides many the Farms IN this and adj
lots in the city proper and different sddiions to NASHVILLE An
persons disposed purchase would do well to cali on
mia J. L. &. R. W. BROWN
KS UNGAIGIAN Grass Seed. ehave a large stock
of this justly celebrated Grass Seed have reduced the
price to 3 . per 51e IL Is iaE superior to the common Mliet
eel " dim lin - II. 80 - ARMSTRONG CO.
For Philadelphia, New York, dc,
ztS1l FROM S-EeG4les
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON.
Cabin Passage sls Storage ...,.........s5
Excursion Tickets, good January l. 1867 S5
The weiknown first class Side-whee Steamships,
KEYSTONE STATE, Capt c. ?. 8lABsIIgAS, and
STATE OF GEORGIA. Capt. J. J. GAavrx,
Now Regular Line for the North leaving Charleston and
savannah alternately, as follows
The STATE OF GEORGIA. from Savannah the 5u 18th and
25th Of every month";
The KEYSTONE STATE. from Charleston the IOt goth and
Both VI every month.
For safety and esmfOr having superior State Rooms these
ships surpassed by any One Hundred
Miles Of this the Delaware River Bayto nights
al
For Niagara Falls, the Lakes and
Canada.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This Line al Philadelphia with the Northwestern
Railroad Route through Niagara Falls Buffalo, "a hours
from Philadelphia Through Tickets privilege Of stop
Philadelphia and intermediate points, by Agents
iu Savannah.
Pare Niagara Buffalo, sse-Emra, sG0-Canandaigla
sci c. A. GREINER < CO.,
Agents at Savannah.
I. S. T. G. BUDD,
Agents at Charleston.
A. HEBRON, Jr.,
feh27-d6n. Agent at Philadelphia.
LAND FOR SALE.
TVE subscriber seventy acres ofiana on the
liz
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