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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-31
~. L, GREENFIELD.
Nos. 10 and II
COLL @ 81 STR = EFT.
z U 8 NgTU r f 4!

TsPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED I'd
II the superior and complete stock Of CUSTOM
made Furniture, which we are now prepared to Of
fer, and such as has never been surpassed Strang
visiting the city viii find our stock complete 4
al times, and every article guaranteed.
The great success Of our business is the qualt
of the work we sell, and our ve-y liberal manne|
of doing business.
You may rest assured thas we eel none but goo
furniture, and guarantee satisfaction in all cases.
". L GREENFIELD,
Nos. 10 and n College street,
Nashville, Tenn.
Particular attention given to packing, may-2g'
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G.. H. VESSEL 81 SON,
WHOLESALE

DhAOE6s OOl1lCCtlOu0ESa
ALSO, DEALERS IN
Fancy Groceries, Fruits, Nuts, etc.
Importers of Wines, Liquors,
Ale and Porter,
Eos. 43 and As Union Street,
s NASHVILLE, TENN.
TNHEY RESPECTFULLY INFORM THEIR
4 friends and the public generally, that they
have reduced the Wholesale Prices Of
CANDY AND CRACKERS.
We are also making a fine quality Of BREAD,
which our wagons are ready to deliver to any part
Of the city, ship to i'll orders for any other point
We also keep full supplies Of fine imported
Teas, Wines and Liquors, scotch
Ales and London Porter.
Also, Fruits, Nuts, RaIsins, Pickles,
Canned Fruits of ali kinds,
Oysters, Sardfnes, Catsups, Sauces,
Cheese, etc, etc,
which we are offering at greatly reduced prices,
and to which we invite the attention of the Trade
G. H. VESSEL & SON,
~ Wedding and Party orders promptly at
ended to. apr1-H
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CorToN is nominal in New York at zoo
for middling upland.
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L. O. o. f.

THE MEMBERS OF AURORA LODGE, No. los,
l. 1. o. o. F., are requested to attend at the reg
ular meeting next THURSDAY NIGHT, Aug. l.
Important business to be transacted.
jy3l-tf JNO. HERBRICH, Sec'y.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-31

TENNESSEE BONDS were quoted in New
York yesterday at 62l for the old issu'
and COL for the new.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LO y It,

YESTERDAY, BETWEEN THE JEWELRY
i store of W. H. Calhoun & Co. and the Dental
Rooms Of DR.. Herman, an oval shaped Coral and
Etsus Ladies' Bresstpin. By leaving it at this
office, the finder will receive q suitable reward.
jy3l-2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-31

THE Dover Record is out for Gen.
VIM. A. Quarles for Governor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-31

THE statement of the New York city
banks for the past week Is regarded as
unfayorable.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-31

GOLD opened in New York yesterday
at 1901, and closed at 1908.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-31
ZACHARIAH CHANDLER,
JoHN II. KETCHAM,
T. III. PLATT. in.

We only need to be equally vigilant,
equally energetic and equally united, and
we will have not only the Executive, the
Legislative and Judicial Departments of
Tennessee, but we will have the next ma
tional House of Representatives. Those
who sing the song of ''non-partisan, and
tell us that there is no danger ahead, may
sing sweetly, but they sing the song of
disintegration, disorgauization and defeat.
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American Dental Association.

THIS BODY WILL MEET AT THE CAPITOL,
Il in this city, TUESDAY, Aug. 2 1870, at 8
O'Clock A. N. Dentists and Physicians of the city
and vicinity are cordially invited to be present
during its sessions.
". Il. MORGAN, NJ. D.,
jy31-9 Chairman of Com. Arrangements.
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I HHkUL III INK II Il c1ELs
IL Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, August 3,
and 5, we will sell for account of r T. Gaines,
Sheriff, an extensive stock of Dry Goods, Clio h
ing, Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps, Fixtures ETC., etc.
These goods were bought for the city retail trade,
aSd will be sold for CASH ONLY, making 1t the
Gst opportunity for great bargains offered this
season. YEATMAN, SHIELDS & CO.,
jy3l-3t II, 16 and Is Porter Block, Cedar 81.
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FOR SALE,

ONE DRAY, TWO TwO-HoRsE, IRON AXLE,
" Wagons, one Transfer Wagon, one four-horse
Wagon and beautiful Carriage.
Also, A TRACT OF LAND, IS acres, on the No
lensvile pike, four miles from the Public Square.
This land is well located and well timbered. 1t
has living spring on it.
All for sale, Cheap for Cash.
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Wanted-A Housekeeper to take charge
of a Boarding house in the country. suita-
bile person can get comfortable home and
fair salary. a widow between 30 and so with,
ont children, preferred. Address with real
name and references, X. F. WOODS.
ily7 #
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G. RICE & co.

1. Because they fear God and
deal honestly with all.
III. Because they are honest
and wouldn't take advantage
of you.
III. Because they enjoy many
advantages and give you the
benefit of it.
Nv. Because they never bene-
fit themselves at their custO-
mer's expense.
V. Because they go to any ex-
pense to see their customers
satisfied.
vi. Because they are never
satisfied except when Offering
great bargains.
VII. Because they always
have great bargains to delight
their customers.
VIII. Because it is their
greatest delight to sell cheaper
than their neighbors.
TX. Because they can sell
cheaper than their neighbOrs
and still make money.
". Because they make money
by Winding their own business.
NJ. Because by minding their
own business they buy cheaper
than those who don't.
XII. Because they buy cheap
er they can afford to sell cheap
or.
And having stood the test by being often tried,
With fine goods at low prices
People are always satisfied.
Grand Portals open every day at ga NJ
Performance commencing at same time, and con-
tinues until darkness drives the people home.
G. RICE & CO.,
jy17-tsuns 81 College Street.
McCREA g CO.,
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A Rare Investment.
WE HAVE FOR SALE
$4,000 in Sumner County Bonds.

Also, a few NASHVILLE CORPORATION BONDS,
signed by Mayor Morris, due in one two End four
years. Apply to
jySG2t THOS. 6. MARI, Banker.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-31

a z DucKwoRrH. p. b. SPENCE
Formerly Of Tenn.
DUCKWORTH & SPENCE,
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-06-01

WASHINGTON, May 26.-The mass of Fsnian news
shows that the captare of O'Nell, whom Marshal Fos
ter and Deputy Farley seized while a ieft was pro-
gresslng and thrust him into hack on back setss
ana carried him from the ground. This demoralized
the fenians. 0'Neill was committed in default of
$4,000 bail. The Fenan loss is two killed and two
wounded near St. Albans, by the Canadians whose
posts were behind trees and rocks Federal and Brit
ish troops are advancing rapidly to the 'front.' and un-
less speedily reinforced the expedition in the vicinity
of St Albans will be fzzle
Prince Arthur has gone to the front from Montreal
with troops
A West Point special to the Sun says the negro
cadet from Mississippi arrived and creating great
commotion The taverns refuse to entertain him.
! WASHINGTON, May 27-Virginia has paid over
So on her tobacco during the past ten months
win yield 81, 100000 - FS'i'N
| Revenuebser one million
! Cuban Colonel Drake DeRay is here
/ The President has recovered The Executive De
parment will be closed MONDAYS
| Gold IN the Treasury slof ,606, ,d6u: currency
50, ,250,0o0. 9s.,f >''
President nominated Samuel Smith collector Second
District Virginia
| Cold rain all day.
WASHINGTON, May 2s.-The Senate last night passed
as the Territorial bill - S
Revenue to-day nearly million
Anthony was chosen President of the Senate pro
TEN.
The Senate bill to prevent any municipal empoys
from acths as registration officer, with amendment
prohibiting any candidate for office serving a.
Judge or Commissioner of Election, passed
In the House a general bill was passed granting
pensions to soldiers and sailors Of the war Of 1912
with an amendment Including the widows who had
married before the close of the war
The bill to reduce internal taxes was taken mn in
the House and an amendment was added that national
banks should net be compelled to act as repositories
of pabic funds longer than they may elect After dis
posing OF several paragraphs the House adjourned un.
I'll Tuesday. -.
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HOW MUCH DOES II COST!

1t will cost you dollar and twenty five cents tc
buy bottle of howard WILDER's STOMACH BITTERs
which will cure you any of your family of Dyspep
STA, Liver Complaint and all species of Indigestion In
termittent Fever, and all periodical disorders 1t Wi
give immediate relief in Collie and Flux 1t will cure
Costiveness It is mild and delightful invigorant fol
delicate femal's. 1t is safe anti bilious Alternative and
cuperaut aferthe frame has been reduced and atenu
ated by sickness 1t is an excellent appetizer, we'll
as strengthene of the digestive forces, and is desira
Bile alike as corrective and mild cathartic
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TIE BUAG HOLE QuEsTIoN.-This momentous ques-
tioQ pregnant with the fate of the nation, and exem-
pying how important ii is that the Government should
Och with seepless vigilance over bung holes, the
ny pber in a barrel and the diameter by actual meas
nenRof the same, is now agitatng this great coun-
from centre to circumference. The brewers have
ede thrilling appeal to the Internal Revenue Bureau
llAregard thereto, but the Commissioner was nexor-
able and declares that the law against two bung holes
in one barrel was explicit and that Congress alone
ceuld change it. We presume Congress would have
no obtion to one bung hole, say in ten barrels but
sterny-lat its face against multiplicity of bunes.
And we Ire happy to say that this is one question at
least upon which 60 heart and soul with the Gov.
ernment. The laws must be vindicated and the dig
nifty of the Government preserved Perish the hand
that would be saerilegiousy raised to bore more than
one bung hole in a barrel. What right we ask has
barrel to more than one bungs None Brutus, none.
Not only is it unlawful thing but impolitic whsl
How often Go hear of barrels saving at the spgot
and wasting at the bung? If then there be two waste
places what tremendous loss must needs fall upon the
barrel.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

| WASHINGTON May 24.-The Canadian arms in For
Abercrombie will be allowed to be removed by tha
Government ifjt desires it, Secretary Fish having in
formed Boutwen that the relations between the gov
ernments satisfactory.
Delano decides that where manufacturer of snuff
tobacco and cigars has portion of his business car
ried the district in separate premises separate
bonds and tax required in each case.
Surgeons Anon Pinckney, Grier and Shipper have
been ordered Oh duty to examine candidates for ad
mission to Naval Academy.
The Cabinet considered Fenan matters all day and
after adjournment proclamation was issued
The reyenue cutter Lincoln, now at San Francisco,
has been ordered to the Zealand islands, with provisions
for the inhabitants, WHO supposed to be in a des-
titute condition. Revenue agents will be sent ont to
take charge of the islands "
WASHINGTON, May 25-The Fenians are active in
Buffalo. Several hundred left Boston for the North
Revenue 100000.
The bill incorporating the Corcoran Art Gallery has
been signed.
The report of the committee regarding the trade
between Mexico and Texas alleges that from four
five millions have been smuggled across Mexico ac-
cuses that government with favoring illicit trade and
assert that Juarez disoyal during the rebellion by
allowing contraband goods to reach the Confederates
through the territory which he controlled.
To-day's Tribune says: Gov. bullock reads some
what literally. He has letters for which we regret
we have no place which urges and merely reiterates
objections to remarks his late communication
relative to the Georgia troubles We aware though
he does not to think it. that his term Of Govern
Of Georgia will not expire until 1872 no what
Congress may do with the Bingham amendment to the
Georgia bill but also know, and so does he what,
{ the measure is adopted and Legislature is
elected this coming fall Gov. Bulloeks official exist
.nce have intimated, will speedily terminate.
And If there is any basis Of truth in the revelations Of
raud and attempts at bribery contained in the report
II the Investigating COMMITTEES, will Gov. Bullock have
ust to complain of bis fate to charge be
oes in the letter hare received that don't tote
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1t will cost you ne dollar to buy bottle of EDWARD
WnDER's SARsAPpItLA AND Potash, which will, be.
yond doubt, cure Du any of your family of Scrof
ula in all its forms, Scrofulous Sore Eyes, Chronic
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Skin Diseases, no matter how,
old or nveterate, ever known variety of constitution
al Syphilis or Venera Disease, Gladular Swellngs of
the meek or elsewhere ;hronc Chils and Fever Tet-
ter, Weeping Sore Leg, Ulcers of every kind Pimplts
on the Face, Rngvorm, Scadhead, Falling of the
Hair, White Swelling Hip,jont disease Chronic Ery-
spelas, Dropsy, etc For the rapid and permanent
cure of all the above diseases this preparation stands
unrivaed, and cue is guaranteed in every case when
used according to directions.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

= WASHINGTON, May 25.-House-We Wednesday nex
assigned for business of the Banking Currency Com
mittee
The bill for revival of American commerce was re-
sumed No action. 1t comes up again tomorrow.
The Pacific Railroad Committee reported the Senate
bill for the Northern Pacific Railroad without amend
ments. Its consideration is progressing.
Senate-The bill giving the Wilberforce College
(colored) 900 from the Freedmen's Bureau fund
passed.
Houss-The bill to revive navigation and commerce
was taken up and after discussion substitute was
agreed on by the committee and was offered by the
chairman.
The Northern Pacific Railroad was reported back
| without amendment.
Amendments were offered to protect the rights of
autual settlers and to exclude the conclusion of
guarantee of bonds of the company by the United
States.
Appropriation bill was resumed
| Drake amendment to regulations and rules of evi-
dence as to the loyalty of claimant in the Court of
| Claims was debated 1t prohibits the admission of
pardon or amnesty as evidence The Court of Claims
is to establish the loyalty of claimant and requires
proof Of loyalty specified in the former acts Of
Congress.
WASHINGTON May 26.-House-The bill repeating
the law of New Mexico exempting real estate from.
execution, but exemptng $1,000 homestead passed
The river and harbor bill was reported and referred
to the Committee on Appropriations.
The Pacific Railroad bill was resumed. Several
amendments of charter crippling to the enterprise
were defeated. The bill as it came from the Senate
will undoubtedly pass without amendments
Senate-The Senate was engaged all morning on
private bills.
The action on the Northern Pacific Railroad is the
result of compromise which, is asserted securesa
liberal railroad bill this session..
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Hoase- Wallace, from the
fourth South Carolina District seated This is plain
seating of minority candidate because the majority
candidate could not qualify. u
Private bills occupy the House.
Sesate-Jont resolution passed turning over to New
Orleans the Mint buildings and grounds.
The bill for improving water Communication between
the Mississippi river and Lake kchigan,fvia Wiscop
sin and Fox Rivers, referredto the Committee on
Commerce.
The appropriation bill was resumed. The amend
ment allowing women and men Like pay for like work
adopted.
One hundred thousand dollars appropriated for the
discovery of the north pole.
The salaries of Circuit Court Judges increased to
$1,000.
Rouse-Speaker announced the Committee of
Conference regarding wracked and abandoned prop
erty, Butler of Massachusetts,, Peters and Archer.
Report enforcing the fifteenth amendment was
sumed and passed by strict party vote
The bill reducing taxation was introduced-it covers
Sc pending tAe readiag of the bill the House
adjourned. s.sr
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FROM EUROPE,

EG@sS May 26.-The Times says the Canadian
autfi6i&es must have tenderness--the invaders
must treated as robbers rufans and murderers
Th4Aorning Post is confident the. action of the
Presi OF the United States will place the Feniaps
beforg2ye world in the light of enemies and madmen
BEKa May 26.-King William, in closing the
hechf said its action would go far to assure for.
eign pse that the Confederation is powerful agent
for tAsssA1eservation of universailpeace
L,ssa May 26-surprise is created by omission
of the Emperor ", alluding to the emancipation of
slaves in. bis address to the Brazilian Cortes
PARIss May a7,--Mnisters met yesterday to con
slider the fpfm of discussion in Corps
MApRlR May 27-The Cortes is averse to bestow
ing royaI negatives upon the Regent.
Prm, in' the Cores assured the adherents of Par
tero that Eparteros refusal was definitiye, aud ad
yised theMertes to endeavor to consolidate 4be Re
gency.
LoNa6y May 2S.-The French cable failed Nav
2Sth beS4een Daxbury and st. Pierre. The business
of the Ef eahlesis being transmitted by other lines
Vessels hAk departed to repair the damrge
MADRA&sAay 2Ssy-Th Spanish Government has
ordered aNbse sea1fof the Englishmen captured By
briganafsar Gibraltar, and have assured the English
ambass that Spain will refund any ransom exacted
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How Much Does il C0sts

twill cost you one Collar to buy bottle of EDWARD
W1LDER's CoMpoND EXTRACT WILD CHrppv vbi,h
has never been known to fail in giving rapid and prompt
relief in all kinds of Coughs Colds and CatarrFs la
Bronchitis, Laryngis, Asthma, and Phthsic it gives
immediate comfort, oIlowed by rapid cure 1t IS also
admirably adapted o the relief of the cough and diff
fculty of breathingn consumption. In Pneumonia,
Winter Fever eusy and every conceivable form of
Pulmonary disease it is Indispensable and should
always be keptln e'ery household
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B 7 T E / Z 6 Z A Z II .
For the Souih-W esIern.
Foreign and Domestic Markets

LONDON MAY 81, noon.-Consols 948. Bonds S94
PARIS MAY o. noon.-Bourse opens firm; rentes
74.6O.
LIVERPOOL May q, noon.-Cotton dull; uplands
lO8@l05 and Orleans IL 3D.; sales of the week 56,
900 bales of which for export 5000 and on specula
ton 5000; stock on band COG, 600 bales, of which
384 900 American; receipts of the week $4,000
bales of which &c, 600 American.
LATER-Cotton heavy stock afoat 10000 bales, OF
which 12O, 900 are American.
New YoRK, May 81, noon.-Money 500 f'ct. Ex-
change-Iong 1923 and short 1lO3. Gold ll5. Lou,
sianas old rs and new 72; levee 6'S IS and IS 90.
Cotton steady.
New ORLEANS, May 27.-Flour dull; superfne 81 so
d4 624, double extra s. 0O(05 25 and treble extra
white 81 so Oats lower, 68(@70c Bran 81 80 Hay
dull and lower S24. Pork S3l 25@3l so. Bacon
dull, l44@l73@l8ic.; hams 2l@2l4c. Lard quiet;
tierce l5&@174 and keg l9@l94c. Sugar-prime | l
Ollie. Molasscs-prme reboiled 7OQ075c. Whisky
81 024@1 10. Coffee firm; fair l64@l68 and prime
l78@l84c Cotton dull; sales 1900 bales; middng
%, low middling 21@2lg and good ordinary 1870
2O4c.; receipts 2274 bales; exports; sales of the
week TO- OOO receipts 10960 and exports to Liverpool
1910, Havre go and coastwse 1912 bales stock on
hand lis, ,299 bales. Sterling 1876. Sight exchange
gf!et premium Gold ll44.
iAvRE, May 27.-Cotton opened heavy; Oh the spot
&S3 and afoat 1928.
New YORK. May q, evening.-Money 3(@5 F'ct.
Sterling 1893 Gold II48@ll44. Cotton dull and
heavy; sales 2000 bales; midd!ing uplauds 22sc.
LIVERPOOL, May 81 evening Cotton dull; uplands
l04@lO5 and Orleans 1l@ll3d; sales 5000 bales,
of which for speculation and export 1000.
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How Much Does il Costx

1t will only cost you dollar to buy bottle of Ed
WARD WILDER's CHILL Tonic, which is purely vegeta-
ble and will not only you any of your family
of Chls and Fever, Fever and Ague, and every FORM
type and variety of Haaral Paluda Fever of Afec-
tions, but will entirely drive them from the system
which no other Chill medicine now made will do Don't
buy any of the old and than valueess nostrums
but only Edward Wilders Chill Tonic, as cure is
guaranteed in all cases.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-06-01

A short time ago. when the Washington Chron cle
was teemng day after day with fghtfu editorial sto-
res OF huklax outrages in Georgia, it was supposed
by some that these things we're written by John W.
forney, merely from bis old innate love of sanderne
the Southern people, but investigation now going
on shows that Bullock paid him eighteen hundred dol
lars for il
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-06-01
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEWsREEANs, May 26.-Internal revenue receipts
of first LOUISIANA District from the 1st to the 24th of
May, mclssive, 900, Customs receipts for the
same period s4oseoo, excess of customs over cor
responding periaAlast year of Sl3o,0oO
New spRLEAss, May 27.-John Bossier, who was
sentenced to to-day for the murder of Car
lez, YaS,repreVed by the Governors
Nelson Sanders, of Cambridgeport, Mass, commit.
ted suicide at the St. Charles HOTEL by shooting him
self through the head
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PETER FETZE
PETER FETZER,
Draper and Merchant Tailor,
Corner Of Milan and Market Streets,
LOnnnsiia .LnLnsnn,s EanLinn unnsel

II EEPS constantly on hand full assortment of
II Cloths and Trimmings for gentlemen. Particu-
lar attention given to the manufacture of gentlemens
clothing to order, and fit guaranteed Repairing and
cutting promptly attended to. ia2 If
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-06-01

TIC GREEN FLAG.n-An army of 5000 Fenians
eoneearatiDggs British Lion in danger. Prince Ar
thur the field. Fenians well armed, and one pair Of
War rBrogans srseach man at the boot shoe and hat
'torNpf j. B. Lewis, No. Texas street
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The abandonment by the Radical party of their pet
measure of a protective tariff, plainly indicates the
force Of public sentiment especially in the West, the
people of9wieh awakening to the fact that the
manufacturing Interests of the East have been using
the plea Of patriotism in the building up Of home en-
erprses simply as means to cloak their mercenary
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OBITUARY notices, marriages, public meetings, cards
u Cnanks etc, to be paid for advertisements
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he year