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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Builders Notice.

A L II O'CLOCK SATURDAY, the 9th inst,
IA will sell on the pr. misses, at Auction,
The large Ice House near the Shelby
Pond I'm Edgefield.
TERMS.-Note, with security, payable in
bank at three months time
Sept. a, 1873. JAS. GLOVER,
sep25 st Agent Epr w. P. Hahn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-26

"E are authorized 10 announce BENTON
w SNOWDEN as a candidate for Council
man from the Second Ward at the ensuing Mu-
nicipal Election. sep3 I'd
UTE are authorized TO announce OLIVER
w TOWLES as a candidate for Councilman
from the Second Ward at the ensuing election.
sens te
, 1873-05-21
THE DOCTORS.
Meeting OF tho Illinois State Medical
AsAoCtnfiOn.

Meeting OF tho Illinois State Medical
Assoctnti0n.
Special Dtspatch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON, H., May 2o.-Tho State Medi-
cal Society convened in Durley Hall to-day at
half-past 10 o'clock. About fifty delegates wore
present, and tonight at loaat three times that
number are in the city. Chicago is represented
by Drs. T. n. Wilder, @. ". Chaffee, r. D.
Fitch, J. II. Hutchiaon, ". E. Quinn, F. Il.
Davis, Z. L. Holiness and Prof. Andrews. The
Convention was addressed in an eloquent speech
Of welcome by DR.. Thomas r. Worroll
In behalf of tho County Society; by
Con. J. J. Bloomfield for tho city,
aud J. A, Jackrnan for tho Board OF Education.
Responses were make by DR.. Andrews, DR.. ".
P. Piorce, of Lomont, and DR.. Macarthur, OF
Rockford. Tic Hon. Hamilton Spencer, in boz
half OF tho Bar, addressed few words to tho
Convention, and was responded to BY Dr.. Gull
vor Of Groonvillo. Tho names OF delegates wore
handed In, after which tho meeting adjourned
until 2 p. m.
In tho afternoon, DR.. Whito, OF Bloomington,
which, aftor aome discussion, waB adopted. Dr..
Hamilton, Of Kane, read . supplemental report
on fractures, which Waa adopted after some dia-
cushion. ..
h1r, Keith, Of Now York, spoke fow words in
favor OF cosmalno, tho new surgical dressing.
DR.. Fitch, Of Chicago, read a paper writron by
DR.. Holz, also of Chicago, On tho uae Of strych-
ninc in diseases Of tho cye. Dr.. Holmes, Of
which s; vas adopted. Dr Alien. Of st. Louis, % DO.
livored n lecture IN the evening to q largo as-
aombnge. The mombers Of tho Convention
will visit tho institutions Of this city and Nor
NAL, tomorrow.
, 1873-05-21
STREET.CAR ACCIDENTS.

Two aerious Btroot~cnr accidents occurred yos-
torday afternoon, causing tho inBtnnt tloath Of
ono little boy and tho probable death Of an-
other. Tho first OF thcao occurred at half-nast
i, ut tho corner OF A-ohor avenue aud Iwonty-
Bocond htrcet. A. littlc boy yoars old, named
Willie Tucker, in attempting to CROSS tho
htroot In front Of car No. i, waa ovortakon
and knocked underneath, tho front wlools. Tho
feshy part Of his right thigh was torn of, antl
tho bono was fractured boforo tho hornos could
bo stopped. uo was taken to tho County Hos.
pital, whore tho physicians decided thut arnputa-
ton would bo necessary. The little follow was
TO low at Into hour Inst night that it was
believed he would die. His paronts reside nt
No. 70 Purple Btroot.
Tho second accident occurred at 6 o'clock, on
milwaukee, avonuc, near Division stroot. A little
boy, years old, namod Albert Nelson, whose
parents reside at No. 81 Dixon street, in at.
tempting to stoal a rldo on car No. O, Of TIT
milwaukee, avonue limo, foil beneath tho from
wheols, which passed over his head, instantl,
killing him. tho driver, William soholo, va,
arrested, and locked up IN tho Chicago Ayonut
Station, to await the result OF tho Coroner's in,
quest
, 1873-05-21

BAN FRAso1soo, May 2o.-aov. Booth, at the
request Of many citizens Of Yroka, conferred
NTH Gon.Bchodeld With reference to the proprie-
ty Of raising company Of sharpshootors and
scouts to fight tho Modocs, and for the purpose
in the extreme northern portion Of this State.
Gen. scho1eld received The proposition fayora-
bly,.
To-day Gov. Booth received d letter from tho
Genoral informing him that tho services. Of a
company OF volunteers to the number OF nifty
will be accepted on following terms Find thei1
own arms, ammunition, tho Government to
furnish rations; tho company when
organized to report for soryfco to Con
Davis headquarters, at tho lava-bcd
In accordance with this decision, Ad}t. Foote ad
dressed d letter to ]. Q. Burgess. Of Yreka
authorizing him to rnise such a company. Tue
company so raised will be organized and accept
ed az part Of tho National Guard. 1tH oi1iccrs
will 10 duly commissioned by the Governor.
, 1873-05-21
SPORTING.
Plgoon-Shooting -- Observation-Disclosures
inH.

Plgeon-shooting --- -Baac-Ia11---Boat-
ing.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BLoosnNoroN, ILL.,, May 20.-The ten bird
handicap ewoepstako shooting match, this nfter-
noon, between Capt. Dogardus, h1ilos L. John
son, P. ". Bentley, and Keinmnn. was won by
Dogardus. Tho score stood: Bognrdus, o;
Kleinman, Z; Bentley &; johnson, O.. pentl~y
was handicapped at twenty-five yards, the others
at thirty. A nye-bird match between johnson
and Kleinman stood: johnson, i; KleinmAn. 4.
Special Dispatch to tbs Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, Hay 20.-Maurico DAILY has re-
piled to Garnier's challenge, accepting 1t on
condition that the game be played before the 1et
prok., or after tho tournament. Garnior wishes
to play between tho 9th and 10th prox. 1t is
thought, however, that the difference can be
NEW YonK, May 2o.-Daao ball -Philadolphias,
6 !, Resolutos, 3.
Special Dfspa.eh to The Chicago 7tfo.ne.
DETRo1T, Mich, May Orchard-Lake Ho-
tel, near Pontiac, NAB opened today for tho
present aoaHon with regatta sport, which was
attended by tho boat-clubs Of this city. The
principa 1acel WAS sweepstake for which com
potitorB wero Allogan aud Excolslor Of Excel,
Of Oft tho Detroit Doat Club, Mr. aoodsssl1, Of the
Orchard Lake Club. The racs, q miis and re-
turn, was easiy Won by Excelsior in about II
minutes.
The raco for four-onrod boats WAS easily WOE
by " Dream," Of the Detroit Club.
, 1873-05-21
ON THE RAIL.

Tho Con9rehSionh1 ExonrsfonAste Af"
rive Mt Gnlvcaton..A Hearty 1s0ccp-
tl0n--A Specimen Fronttoransn11.
Special Dftpatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
GALVESTON, May 20.-Tho oxouraonista COM
plotod thelr trip at 10 o'clock tonight Tho city
will e1pond $4,000 to toto thona. In return,
thoy oxpoct to got e8,ooo,o0o to build up
a flrst-olasa port, available for ocean
steamers. Tho artillery hrod salute
as tho train arrived. An immonso
concourse Was assembled to bid thom welcome
Many ASSURANCES were given on both sfdes that
tho past ahould be forgotten, aud that tho Fed
alike. Owing to tho oruBh and confusion, tho
carried ont. Tho party will got through hero
hs quickly possible, ns a1l arc in hsate to sec
the route Of the proposed Fort Ct. Philip
Canal and tho Mississippi works., this hefng
soal1y tho great object In tho minds Of tho Con-
groBsmen. slall TO ab1e to communicate on
tho Congressman shall havo arrived on Friday:
It is sufficient to HAy, at present. that they will
SGT their faces against loading tho mississippi
project with any other aohonca.
Of Dallss, whore wo stopped to tako wood. 4
Texan, mounted On mustang, eamo sMddeniy ii
nearod tho cars ho shouted to tho driver to hold
on, as ho wanted to Boaroh tho train for mur-
deror. Tho tling waa so sudden that scarcely
any one noticed 1t. When Ae shouted
these words he waa directly in front Of tho door
nonr which your correspondent was sitting, and
NJ ho scrambled forocously On board, tho lAttor
observed that he had navy revolver In his right
hand, bohind bis hip, holding 1t downwards, with
his finger on tho triggor,. 1Io passed. quickly to
tho othor ond and the train at that instant mov-
pg ho aSSd eSd e poG1ng eagerly into the
wild figure, standing, revolver In hand, scowllng
after Us as wo left. Nobody knows what his
true object waa Tho 1aborora said that q man
bofore, and TINT this mans Biater had boon out
ragged. Either caao might justify this curious
intrusion,
Tho programme hero will be hurried through
finally bo heard from at New Orleaus, whom tho
party will immediately break up.
, 1873-05-21

This morning at o'clock Officers Moehavo
and Mitchell discovered fire in Al nsh-barrel in
front Of No 90 Market Btroet. They quickly OF
tinguished II. But for tho discovery tho result
would have been serious.
Tho Superintendent Of Police yesterday issued
Of tho 1aw relating to cruoltyto nnimnls, and an
order directing oYory officer to carry out it's pro-
visions. The Society for tho Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals will, by this order, receive
valuable assistance.
Yesterday evening at o'clock, tho steam
bnrgo Mc0rath ran into tho Lake street bridge
and an omnibus Of tho Iumberman's limo,
which was just going or tho bridge, was somo:
what damaged.
, 1873-05-21

tho question. II This could DO dono
constituttonally, n moro Judge could
A1oEnory mon did not bolicvot tnfthi ii thia. There
Woro two Legislatures, and consequently two
Senator'S, -bleaars. Ray and Mcmillan. Wo took
" both OF thoso casos aud made a full inquiry.
we wantoa to lear from everybody, and oyory--
TINT, If the election had really elootod anybody,
McEnory was oloccl. [Immonso entilu-
Bastn aud applauso.l But NO wore
not we'll satisaed Of this, aud that ii what is
tho mattor. II tho roturns woro truthful, Me-
cd to ua ve were satisfied tint lilo election waa
not fairly hold. The, question thor, was, what
could bo done. Kcllogg was not uloctotl ns all,
aud McEnery WIS elected, II at al1 ty fraud. THO
logical course then, seemed to us that thore l,sd
tho question. We, therefore, said the only way
to do It was to send It to tho people, and have q
now election. -tApplauso.) Wo wore al 9tatea
Rights mon. have been ono and Will alwaya
be. Therefore, tho United ststoa Government t
then the only way for ,ls to do was to leave y to
tho people themselves. put Mr.. Nor
ton s.td wo lad no right to inter. ;taa,
iere With Tat i% had already eren 9a
question again arlsos "What is 10 DO done :"
/ think Congress- should Bettie the mnttor. Now.
can there be an honest election In Louieinnn9 = l
don't know but Congress will establish a gov
honoat govornment established, Congress will
give her q Territorial ono II tho people rofnae
to recognize State government, Congress will
have to give tllom one.
say, afraid to votc. Vol, it thoy are from cause,
thcn d government will have to bo furnished
which will allow them to vote, and, gentlemen,
II the Kellogg Government cannot show that the
election returns wero fraudulent, believe
Congress will order new oleSton yhss ant, ant,
has must do DO IL S1'' tho Emoantimo is is tits ::
In tho President must see tho laws nro executed
no mist undor the doeroo Of tho United statea
Courts support the Kellogg nov9rnmSnt' md
plausoi but Gen. Grant must support him I'M
DOR the law, until congress, aettlos
t} the matter; But a+u son th,a must ortra@ao sogp
eo,,s @ conduots Of Dureii 10 got aside. Il is lot
Kellogg that governs tho State; 1t is not Grant,
but tic law, aud to 1t you must submit. Con-
gross will doubtless correct 1t, and pray you,
causo BY any disturbance, and foel convinced
Turn your attention to your trades and COM
mercial enterprises. There ii Mexico below you
sph Sons ya Th c wsaS M,a end 1p Spen 7n ssio5s 'G
for us, it no do not allow Europe to
steal our trado. Spain ia committing the
outrages on our trade with Cuba, but NO
will IN the end secure IL. With these thoro
is the North and tie West imp1oring you, for
Gods sake, to do something. Why don't you lot
politics alone Attend to your business. loud
cheers.] The milton is w1ting for you, mud
implore you, SGT your louBe in order that NC
may bo with you" IOhoors.1
1ho audience then adjourned with three
sheer s9sss tsf sf s'naes s s e"p'1Mts' Ms ss ses
returned, and stated that he had not voted to
defeat tic election bill in Congress-, as reported,
which announcement was received with loud Rp'
plauso. The assembly thon dispersed.
, 1873-05-21

ST. Louis, May 2o.-A special dispatch to tho
loipers, in innutnerablo numbers, have made
tlloir appearance in that stato aud aro laying
wayto Ill vegetation. In some localities thoy
have entirely destroyed tho corn consuming #
be moving northward, md it III feared that Wis
cousin, Illinois, Kausas, and Nebraska will bs
visited.
batch OF correspondence from Ill parts Of Mis-
souri, Houthern Illinois, Kansas, and Iowa,
@ whicl, predicts 4 large aud excellent wheat crop
but abort crops OF oats and corn:
MEupn1s, May 20.-Tho reports Of the condi-
ton Of tho cotton crop throughout this section
aro very Encouraging. Owing to tho backward
:snring and cool rans, bad stand was had, and
tho hsrd-boatiug rains during tho part week a1e
, 1873-05-21

BALTIMORE, May 20.-IIallal,an, condemned to
death, Juno is, for the murder Of Mrs. Lampley.
has nude confession Of his guilt, duplicating
Nicholson as his instigator and hccomplics.
haa ns has no o09a Sa ss9 to o but y
he chokod the old lady while Nicholson struck
her tic death blow. Robbery, ~ was we'll
known, was the iucitiug cause OF tho crime.
Nicholson ia not yet sentenced, the case having
gono to the Court Of Appeals OH exceptions.
, 1873-05-21
DEATHS.

RESIDENCE of ha ssto Mira j. e. JONES' 779 Buttereid
T.. Wll!iam Claude, oldest son q tle lsto Kev A. and
- l1c slGep. In jesus, blessed sloap. .
From which mono wake to weep."
wedae,ay Sist Il . ooosE a. ~ Freads q, dsooasod
and family cordially insitad to attend.
TOsTER-At the residence Of his brother, DR.. A. II.
Foser, on May 20, hfyron 2. Foatos, aged @3 years.
IL Nov England papora plaaso copy.
-GA0E-May. .a0 Mrs. =. NJ. Gage, formerly widow Of
Funeral on ThursdaY, Maya at 10 oo1ock nj, from
hor lato reatdenoe No. 2f Wabashay by carrtagaE to
Calvary 0ometeEy.
AORR1S-1n this city, May ia jennie noiEor, Wifo Of
GeofEo Norris aRed 70 yoArs.
The 1etnafna will 10 taken to Pcru, Ind, for lnteeut.
, 1873-05-21
The United Ifrctllrcfls

Of tha Of Tie mta Bsstha
ron Church convened at the usual hour Buhop
Glosbrenner in tho clair. The report Of tho
Committee on Missions was received and disposed
Of. This slightly changes the boundarlos Of
Iowa Conference, subject to thoir option at their
next annual mission. kilograms sending greot-
ings were exchanged with tho General Assembly
Of tho Presbyterian Church now in session in
Baltimore, hid. Adjourned until Wednesday
morning.
, 1873-05-21
RELIGIOUS.

The Presbyterian Assembly MT Halti-
moro --Pr0ccedtngs Yesterday.
spsetal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Md. May 20.-1n refusing, to-day,
to approve the plan Of a Central Treasury for all
Boards Of the Church, the Assembly apparently
committed itself to all anomalous policy. Two
finaucial ByBtoms are to be maintained, that Of
one treasury and that Of several district troas-
uries, the churches to have option OF sending
contributions either to the Central Committee or
to tho Special Board. This was the arrangement
last year when the Central Treasury scheme wnB
yet an experiment. Now it's friends argue tho
Church should approve either one systom or tho
other, and not undertake to pay tho costs Of
both.
There are yet to be considered plans for con-
aolidating the bonds, and aone of theBe may
cause reconsideration OF to-day's action.
reconsideration OF tho centennial matter was
moved this morning, and lacked only ion votes
Of the required two-thirds. It is still the pur-
poso of It's opponents to defeat OF modify tho
easeutial provisions. Herrick johnson. of Phil
adelphia, who was yesterday d strenuous advo-
regretted ita approval. reconsideration would
undoubtedly hAvc been ordered but for the
sharp parliamentary practice by which debate
was cut short; Southern men ore much che-
tho question in another day.
It WAS said to-day TINT tho Assembly las q
vast amount Of businoas to transact. Less than
half tile standing committees have reported,
and that Oh Bills and oveEturos has propositions
sud cannot be properly disposed Of in loaa than
| three days. The adjournment will probably &C.
cur On Wednesday, next week.
This evening the Committee on Homo Elts-
sent TrE TRIBUNE. Tho reason for designating
st. Louis aB the place OF next meeting Ia said
to be that efforts are now making to
eonciliate q smal! faction of tho Church
aaa reasmony Il tqeha Is oped tneso vii bo sue
cossful, and that the reunion will be celebrated
| vt the meeting Of the no1t Assembly. The
3" Declaration and Tesstimony" Church has
| 10000 members.
This ovoning the Committee Of Arrangements
reported that q personal friond Of President
| Grant had inquired il lie would receive the Az
eembly, and II 30, what time would DO conyoni-
ent. An anBwor was returned that tho Prosi-
dent would ba pleBod to SOC tho representative
| body Of the Presbyterian Church On Thursday
afternoon at o'clock. The Assembly agreed to
postpone it's regular business, and accept the in
Yitatiou.
| f7u tbs Assoctattd Prtss.1
BALTIMORE, May 20.-The General Assembly
| Of the Presbyterian Church continued its sea-
sion this morning, and resolved that the ne1t
doneral Assembly shall convene In tho First
Presbyterian Church st St: Louis, and that the
| be d Committee of Arrangements. Unfinished
business OF yesterday was taken up, and the con-
sidoration Of the report Of the Special Commit
toe on Benoyolonco aud Finance was
report which has given riao to such
protracted discussion is that 1t propose1
d radical change IN the benevolent
and financial system Of tho Prosby terian Church,
,nitteo, who shall recoiye all benevolent contEi'
buttons md pay out or distribute the aame tc
, 1873-05-21
New York Legialutllre.

ALBANY, N. T., May 20.-Qoy. Dix sent to tho
Assembly tonight his veto Of the Local prohibi-
tlon bill. aud his veto waH Sustained.
Gov. Dix objects to the Local Option bill on
tho ground TINT it restricts the freonom Of choice
Of communities. and conpels tholn to either per-
nit tho salo Of ardent sprita or prohibit the sale
Of lighter beverages and also because Ito limits
are specified to tito number WHO may engage in
the trailtc. IIo fayors. local option, but not in
the restricted Heuae which this bill provides.
, 1873-05-21

Attempt to Wreck Il Isnilroud Train.
New Yong, May 20.-A passenger reports tnat
m roc o ran IN tho Wn TS
trnl Railroad, due at Albany at 1:30 p. m. Tho
train WAS running at high speed, when tho en-
ginoer discovered q ito placed across tho track.
Tho locomotive str1ck tho tic and throw 1t clear
OF the track The train waa stopped, aud tho
track examined and found MI right.
, 1873-05-21

HALIFAX, May 2o.-An acciiont ocoprrod at
White Haven, GuyBboro County. on the 18th
inst. Thrco meu from the American schooner
Mary A. Taylor left tho yessel at daylight, to 20
shooting. It iB supposed that thoy capsizod fn
the breakers. as hats and coats wore picked up.
The bolios have not boon recovered.
, 1873-05-21

ALBANY, N. y, May 20.-The Baptist National
Convention reforrod the questions as to aid
lug colleges and as to the proprioty Of Con-
tennial Celebration in 1876, suggested by tho
Executive Committee of tho Educational Com
mission, to special committee to report at q
subsequent moeting, and adjourned subject TO
the call OF tho President.
, 1873-05-21

wceke ago to go to Cincinnati, with = considor-
county has boen secured, bit no trace of him
could DO found It Ia believed tl'at lo haa boon
murdered and hiB body conocalcd... Ho WAS
Mell-knoWn morohent Of SQuthorn 1llinolg.
, 1873-05-21
Ocean Steamship Nesva,

LONDON, Mny 20.-Arrlyea out, atoanslllps
1amalia Victorie, Abyasynia, FRANKLIN, Egynit,
Rhine, and City OF Montreal, from New York,
and tho PruHaia from Quoboo.
NEw YoRk, May 2U.-Arriyod, the steamships
Blesla from Hamburg, Vile do parls from
Drest, and France aud Java from liverpool
, 1873-05-21

New YonK. Afay 20.-A great struggle is said
to bo prevailing in 8lamokn, poun., Tor tho pos
sesaion Of over 1000 aorea Of land in tho nnthra-
cito coal regions, valued at $40 ,ooo, 900. One
party has burned three houses which tile other
side mad erected, and retaliation Is HOW threat
aned, o, II. Wiocler, Of New York; representa-
ono sldo, and tho Reading Railroad Company tho
other.
, 1873-05-21

injured by tic bridge dlsaster, Mrs. Wilcox aud
tho eldosE daughter of E. b. Bar2er, cannot long
g1ryiye, Mrs. Cheney and Charles Murray, tho
Station Agent of tho Northwestern Railroad, arc
slowly improving.
, 1873-05-21

Convention OF OWL Engincors.
LOUISVILLE, lray GA number Of distin-
guiBhod civil ongtnoers Of tho country arrived At
fhn GaIt Houan thiR ovantnR. More aru exppckcu
in tho morning. Thoy are mombors OF tho Amor
ican Society Of Civil Engineers, which meoss
here tomorrow.
, 1873-05-21

ALBANY, May 20.-In tho Circuit Court, to-day,
the jury under direction Of Judge Dnnforth, re-
turned verdict Of $554 4,0G2 in favor ct tho peo-
pie aud against Thomas Q. Folds, for money
paid Fields AZ claimR OF aremen. 4 stay Of pro-
ceedingB was granted for twenty days.
, 1873-05-21
Who Fired at Gov, Kellogg

Who Fired at Gov. RcI10GEq
New ORLEANS, May 20.-Melvin II. Cohen, an
attache Of the Picayune, was arrested to-day,
charged with shooting at William Pitt Kollogg,
on May 7, with the intention Of killing him. 1Io
was bailod in $4,000. It is wol1 known that
Colen was on Camp street whom tho shot WAS
fred on Magazine street.
, 1873-05-21

tor of combining tho olaims OF tho two churches
at Jacksonville, En-, was disposed of by dlreot-
ing tho Donrd OF Church Erection to appropriate
$1,000 to reimburse tho oliuro1, at Jacksonville,
and allowing an appeal to tho Northern ohurohoB
for IS, 000.
al tho evening session tho programme Of go
ing to Washington was changed to Thursday of
tliB wook.
A resolution that baptism, as administered In
tho Catholic and all other unoya1golioal churches,
is not Chrla!ian baptism, waa tabled.
Tomorrow, from IL to o'clock, Is not apart
for hearing foreign mlgaionarias, and tho night
sesBion for hearing tho report Of tho Committee
Oh Foreign Missions.
, 1873-05-21

mystorlons Disnppcnrance.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, May 2o.-A special reports
that Lyman Uttor, a merchant of Litchield,
Montgomery County. ILL.,. Loft his home fcW
, 1873-05-21

The LnbOr Question:
Sr. LOUIS, May 20.--Two hundred teamsterB,
employed in tho bridge tunnel excavation, strucA
to-day for an increase Of wagon.
, 1873-05-21
A SPECIAL TRAIN

Will leave the Depot Of O., B. @ B. E. ut II q. NJ oA
day Of sale and splendid Lunoh will be provided
for ALL
FREQ paaaes will bs furnished to those desiring to at
tend tho salc, BY ". Il. CLARKE, Proprietor, Room
Chamber Of Commerce, or WIN. L. BUFFERS & co..
Auotionecrs, 66 & 81 South Canal.st
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