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ter 10 issue ut the close OF the year. II throws no
obstacle in the way Of but hastens honorable nego-
tiation. Instead Of this amendment being any quail
i6cation of the notice. it is expression Of entire
confidence by the House that the honor and the
| rights Of the country are safe m the hands OF
the President; and, knowing the integrity and
frmness Of his purpose, the House, by vote APP
preaching unanmty, placed the whole matter there;
and faithfully will this trust be performed by the
President, if the Senate will do their duty to the
country by seconding the resolution of the House.
From indications in casual debate in the Senate
| on Monday, it would seem, by the remarks Of Mr.
Mangum, of North Carolina, that the opposition in
tended to rally there, the question Of arbitration
He condemned the whole negotiation on our part;
but the point Of attack, If anywhere will be on the
refusal to arbtrate. There let il be met The
indications that showed this attack to be made
on side, show more strongly that the President
was to be promptly sustained on the other. Messrs
| Bagby, Allen, Cass, and Hannegan, took up the
guage at once thrown down by Mr.. Mangum when
he said that a ma oriy of the Senate disapproved Of
the course Of the negotiation. Mr.. Hannegan OF.
fered resolution OF once, TO test the sense OF the
Senate which there was not time to consider, and
General Cass, with that cslmness, dignity, planness
and straightforward ability which eminently dis
tnguIsh him as leader worthy to be followed
where the highest honor and interests Of his coun-
try are concerned, defended the course Of the Pres
dent and took his appeal to the Senate and the peo
pie to sustain the only American ground that could
be taken Of the rejection ofs proposition srbitrate
away an integral uncompromised portion Of the ter
ritory ofthe United States.
We here leave this great question for the present.
The President and his cabinet stand right upon il
before the country and the world. The House OF
Representatives stand right and have done right and
now all rests with the Senate. We trust they VIII
not disappoint the people. " they hesitate, or
EQUALITY, cucumber the question, England Will still
hope to leave the adjustment open, and ultimately TO
weary or alarm the country out OF her PLAN rights
a - A. "a. he he A( N
peaceful settlement Of the question: by further and
ultimately an admissible proposal from England
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TrrspAr. February II. 1916.

Adjourned ill tomorrow, II o'clock, a. m.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
Stop the RunawaYs!!

~ ANYWAY from the subscriber living
~ at Conn's Ferry On the Big Black riV
er in Holmes county, MisslssiPPi, THREE
NEGRoEs. They may be kOOwn BY the fol
lowing descriptions.
A man named SOLOMON. lie is about
30 Of age--veTy heavy se'--stam-
mers badly bot 10 remarkable fOF using good
language. He has very bad cOuDleDance.
Another,a man named ALFRED who is
about so years Of Ses. He has PIespaOt
counrenance. He haS long bead and
talks thickly.
TIE other. woman named CHARITY
about 81 years Of age--fve feet 3 or 4
inches high.
l will pay liberal reward for Paid ne
rroes if delivered 70 me--Or confined 20 that
| can get them. Address me Of RichlaDd
Holmes county, M a.lsaiPpi.
Sept. 2sta, 1876. 81 JOHNFOY.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

DY viFtus 81 he above stated wrists of Ven.
ID ditioni Exponas 20 me directed, from the
Hon. Circuit Court Of the United States, for the
Southern District 81 Missi,sipPi, ] viii sell At
public auodon, 10 ths highest bidder, Tor cash,
On the dfst Monday, TIE 2nd day q November,
1916. within the hoprs prelcribed By law, before
the CouFl houle door. n he town Of Benton,
Xasoo eDun,g, Iisai'aippi. ths i0llo,sing descri-
Lot No. sse.ihn Sl, Township n, Rapgs ;
vest, l.ols N o. 3 q &, Section. 2, Township 10,
Range Z " and l6is Nos. 4. 4 9 Section 81,
Tosn,hip q. Ranes 9 vet. - M 8, ssetist
50. Township ~. Range 3 vest, Lots n 4.
y "a Section 36. Tow IS y. Range wet;
lot No. q, section So IsehshibIi. Ranrs {
vet; lying and being Is ~ eoaltT 81 sfoo
State 81 Ainissippi.
Levied 81 81 ths property 81 doicaianl Cha1.
A Dulklsy. andsold 70 saiisiy taa steve stated
srssi and AZ colt.
THOMABFLETCHER,
Maruhal Sea- Dist nir1.
~ RlcH'D, FLfroaEls p >.
oet IL, 1886 ~
or TIE sh1Fs sals y p'rlponed 60 re
Ga iaF 81 November, 1876
Tnoa FLErCHkH, narghals
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
souTHERN DIsrRIoT o. MlasnslFFI,
~ Norember Term 1916.

ss SoufHERR DIsTRIcr OF Nll-aflelrFlp
IO NOuember Term 1916.
Willism Cotton, Nh
Planters Bank Of mississippi
III virtue 81 the above stated writ o.
I. alias Venditioni ExponaD 10 me drsc.
toF, lvom the Hon, Circuit Court Of lbe
United States. lor The Southern DlOlrict OF
Mississippi, ! will sell a public auction, to
lie highest bidder, for cash, on the frst
Mondayslhe 2nd day of November, 1876,
wilhia The hours Prescrlbedby law, before
ahs Court house door, 10 che town Of Ben.
too, YazoO county, Mississippi, the follow.
ing described properly, tOWit:
West half Of north west quarter Of Sec.
iion ., Township 8; north ban q west half
6fths south west quarter, end he west half
oflhc half Of the south west quarierof Sec
lion s, Township 3; and the east half Of
lhe south easl quarter at Secliun 6, Town.
thlp 9:and the eaSt half Of the north west
,qaarlef Of SeCtiOn 5, and The west half Of
theaor.h east quarter, and the south half
d Iho eapl bait Of The south west quarter Of
Section 5, and the north half of the wesi
haifoflhe north west quarter, and the north
half Of the west half Of the north east quar-
aer az Section 8, and The south half Of he
eaul half 0f the snuth west quarter Of Sec
zion IS, and lots Nos. 2 q 3.of Section "a,
Snj The north half ofwest hBlf o. tho south |
Wsst quarter ofSec,ion 6. 81 10 Township |
q, Range 2 west, and lying ii the county
4 Yazoo, State Of Mlsslslppi.
Levied Ga as the property Of defendant,
lie Psesidedi, D rectors e. Company Of,he
Planters Bank Of MisSlSsippt add viii DO
sold 70 satisfy the above stated cassand all
cost. THOMAS FLETCHER
Marshal Sau. Dat. Miss.
By his Deputy, RIcH'D. FLETCHER.
Ocl. 18th, 1916. la.
or the shove sale is pnaiponed 70 The
God day Of November. 1916.
THOs. FLETCnRR, Marshall
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
Notice this Bargainl

u
WNHE subscriber viii exp0ie q public
auction,at his residence On Al0nday
the 26th .of October next tho following
property TO wit: One hundred and SHY
acres &c bind. Has now about one hundred
acres IT cleared land, embracing Creek
land enough 70 make thirty Lslea d cVIlCB
yearly, high land sufficient 70 mako corn
&c. in proportion, has very comfortable
dwelling house With a good cislsFR, aRd u
other out buildings necessary SAID lAH6
hes bold sDd never failing stream Of "a
ter, an excellent pond which isa natural
one, an6 never fails 10 dry weather. Said
land will show and speak lnr isselE on s1>
smination, better than Il can be described.
Any person desltiovs 70 purchase, had BET.
lei give il On examination. Tiers i no
better range Eur stock IN the country. Also
The plock Of horses, hogs, cattle, mich
COWS &C., and wagon oxen &c, house,
mold and kitchen furniture, plantation uIoR.
s,ls. Sc.
Sad properly is free from al eRcOme
branceo sad viii MT he sold for debt. But
a. the subscribed iDlsDds . different kind of
hOeinets, aRd also has other lands, which
:, ndsr the lana &c. 40 dead caPital.--
Terms Of oaIs half cash, balaDce i2 monlhS.
WA. IN. PEERS.
u. Y's Z. county July ooh, is4e. 40
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
. no an Interested.

THE UNDERSIGNED administrator Of The es-
tate Of M. b. Hamsr deceased, has filed
4 petition ia the Probate Court Of YszOo
eOaaly, asking lOr an order Of sale o. she
following claims, the property OF said &c.
,ate-Which application will be heard 81
the October Tern, 1876. Viz
A note OF Robdrl w. GaFdinsr, dated 18th
june ls4l. due Lei Deer, ls4l. 500 %
Note If J W. MeKinsiry, dated S9lh
Iuns 1880, AZ 3 months. $500 g1
Note Of Wm Ellis, psyable 70 S. Il. Ash
sum, dated 2lsl February 1912, and pay,
sble b6s day afier date. ~ W
Note Of ]. c. Pickous, dated 5ih Mafeh
1889, u l2 monlhs. l,5OO "
Judgment IL Yszoo Circuit Court. Vs.
Charlie O'Bieu, rendered l5'b NAY
1874 Sl0 q
Note 9Th. Vance, dated IAN Ociobell
1889, u S mnuihs. S,0O9 "
Hslf interest 10 Judgment 10 tazoo Clf.
eaii Codfi. W 8 r. Piokorou, Rendered
10h Nay 1889 5uf5 q
Me or ID. Hiaeu. dated 7lh lnn.
1884, puTstls ons DDS rllsr dsie. ~ y
Pistnss 81 Davis. Doe, dated 2Srd lan.
1884. Zoe oas - aIlsf diis, y
Al i15Rms1t i, Michael HsYlaod %
sboui % p
IL DARKSDALE,
lsn'r E-isle 81 M. B H,nf ssc.
o.'cb1f, 3ri Z
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
raE STATE Hils I
Yasoo CopR91

Pvbas Can't liag srs lels,
A uressbIy q a. orisr 81 he Probate
a. Court 81 uaia county Notice y he1e~
by given b all seasons interested N ths
lands Ianemenis and haEedilamsnia Of lll',
achi B. Hsmsr decsaged, % 10 and apneaf
befnfa the Prohole Court 81 said county 81
" heId 90 the fourth monday u 0clOeee
uexi, then and there 10 show eausas if my
they can, Why an order should moi BE nlade
Tor lhs sale Of the real eblate Of aaid De-
dceassd, lying and being n Kazoe county
Mississippi, lor The paymentQl the debts 81
said ett4te--knowna mas the west half If
north west quarter Section "a, and south
half of east half nfsoulh east quarter, Sec
ton 20. Township ii. Range 4 vests and
The undivided half If south ossi quarter Uf
Section N, Township ~, Range ] wesl--
and west hall north wesl quarter. 9sctiOo
90 Township II, Range wetE Also
lots Noe. 337 I7a 9l4, rs and NE one 4ih
rntersm in 2lS, and south half Ol 500 in
Yoxo" City.
And il further ordered that puhlicaiioo
AZ lbis eiIati0a 81 mado ID tie YasoO Dem.
Ocral for thrly days Auccessiyely, md Poss
ted il three public places ID Ya30O coDnly.
Witness MMB r. BURRUs, Judge "
Probate 0Ilhs eodDty' 81 Ys8oc, lhe 4lh
Monday Of August, 1916, end zeal n ~
Courl. Issued the 2slh day of AuguSb
1916.
CFIA'S "a TENDERS ON CHI.
By A. SlpNKx PKRKINp, Q.
Sept. 2, l646. 41sSs
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

= . n
'hE undsFsiglsd win brOcoed u Isass
iDr ne ieFmof Dinslyaios YEAR, q .ho
highest bidder, % Monday the 2Srd day u
.Nssenesr nsxI, 4 Tie court HOUSE, door ID
'ogn q BsnIon, between tie hOuia ocelsv.
81 O'clock 10 che forenoon and four o'clock
20 ne atleFnOon, The h6rlh vest duartss 81
S 9 hhlf Of Section le, TOwIsbip II.
haoge Z west Any one wishing 70 leass
sad land, cen obtain he DeCessaFy inlOr.
NATION by applying loeilhst IL tho under,
s'gued. The aboys land viii Ne leased Up.
90 me following terms 10 Wit: The lessee
q lessees g pay u least one tenth part Of
the principal and the whole Of the inter.
esl Of the purchase money Of sid land,
each and every yesr, until the Whole il
paId--and alOe TO give bond with approved
security for the same.
ABNER RUSSELL,
WALTER Z. JOHNSTON,
MALCOLM LEMONS,
JOHN B. CALLAHAN,
HENRY GRISEORD,
Trustees.
Oct. 7.b, 1916. 52.n
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

Shropshire. Coleman Cc., \
AVE- just received lssatho Eastern
Clues aad New Orleans, we'll a.
sorted.and desirable stock " SUMMER
Goods. consiSling 81 almost every variety
Of Staple and Fancy GoodS, of lie lsIesl
styles, and newest lashicn
BoANETs, SHOES. a. BOOTS, CLOTH.
ING, HARDWARE, GROCERIES
AND PRODUCE,
ahich they invite their friends, and The
public 70 call and examine, add which they
promise 70 sell 1.-THE lowest rates for cash
YazOo Clly, May 9th, 1916.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
Pheni1 Livery stabIe.

AN the hank Of de River, q The LeWs!
Iaodinr. YaSoo City, Taveflei, &c
49, I'll fnd recommendation n ihq L,stiy
l.,.;.s.,- 40 q. sins & Brothers, four 1oi.s
1000, running nom this place TO Ls4l- - ~,
Sfe-nhi,. Canion. and jackson oonnecung ~. =.
sihsr M II Routs. Ne hope % give genera, 49,.
s'csi,n e rsC,rdS fars and prices vs. fing -
- horss. 8 cents, other chaIEes % 4 ~
MaoagsIl
-. A. 81 1916. 46-m
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

Watches JewelEy, Silver
Ware, &c. &c.
UsT received ana lor sale b modeEats pti.
eer,a splendid stoCk.of
w ARCHES Me WELRY
of ths fhlst quality, and latest s.yls -4comptis-
iag general aBaoFtmehl ofRll arlicles usually
kept ID lbIp line Of business. Also, POCKET
and ia Gle T'f.ERY IL I superior quality.
Scissors, Raz0rs, and Pistals Of various kinds.
6ilvered-Plated and Bnttania Ware, Patent
Lard Lamps, Tea Trays, Musical Instruments,
ReFiumey, One Soaps, Shell and other Combs Of
all descriptions; and 4 great variety Of Otherar-
ticlos seldom kept az other places,
o. Watches Of all kinds carefully RRPkIRED
and WAARANTKD q usual.
\ WILSON g. KLINE.
Yazod City. Got. 7th, 1916 52.tf
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

gWViIE Subscribers have on hand, end
j are inst receiving LARGE Stocks
BAGGING, (weiqhing II lbs. per yaFd)
ROPE and TWIelE, JAMES. LINSEYS
LOWELLS, NEGRO BRoGANS and
SOCKS.
Fresh ground FLOUR. BACON, clear
and rib sides, Hams and Shoulders. LARD.
NESS PORK. WHlSKEY, in barrels, hall
and quarter bis.
GROCERIES Of every description.
IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS and
BLACKsMITH's TOOLS. WHITE
LEAD. OH. and WINDOW GLASS
FEATHERs-LIME snd CEMENT
POWDER aOd SHOT.
ALSO
Seed Wheat and Rye
al Of which they viii cell on good terms.
Thst are also prepared, 80 usual TO
s,or, end ship Cotton, advance on, or buy
the same, ..,-,,,, ,,,,p
Tbey have POLICIES OF INSURANCE
10 cover cotton while in store, i required
By the owners. 1880,
ALLEN & BARKSDALE;
Angus, 18TH. ls46. -
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2Nal s1'.3u<vts' Nis4S
al ~ - 49, 80 ~ ~ asa s.ss ~
Type Foundry and Printers Fur
nishtuw warehouse.

yENilE SUBSCRIBERS have opened a
n NEW TYPE FOUNDRY III the
clg Of NcN York, whore they are ready to sup
Wy orders 10 any extent, Tor any kind OF jon or
FANCY TYPE, aud esery a4,aic necessary tor
a PRINTING Ohcs,
4ag Type, which arc cast in hew moulds, from
~ an'iru'y now set Of materials. with deep eoun.
"'s,af warranted to be unsurpassed by any, aud
=" ny be- sold at prices 10 suit the tunes.
ffnuns Presses furnished, and also Stesm I'm.
g'ae' OF the most approved patterns.
2 Is Aiao.lutsl 10 constantly IN attendance
70 to ar fressos q do hight work.
Editors OF newspapers, who viii buy Three
TINS, as much type as thoir bills amount to, may
que Tie above SIX months Insertion ~ their pa.
PETS aud sond their papers eonlutalng II To the
husscfl0rts.
COCkCRoFr & oVEREND, So AHn 81.
Oci0btr 3, 1915 52-6m
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p OETRY Y.
CHEER UP!

Cheer up! for grief is OF thu night,
But morning with its rosy light
Dlspels the cloud of sorrow
II shadowy doubts obscure the day,
Remember they will flee away;
The SKY will smile tomorrow.
What though the past be thickly strown
with faded tiowers-thy path oveIgrown
With thorns Of woe aud sadness7
Yet SIGH not always-murmur not,
There's promise N thy lulurr lot,
That speaks Of hope and giadneu.
True, life is but vale Of toars,
And hope is often linked with fears,
81 wny be ever weeping
There's many bright .pot On the earth,
And many Joy Of noble birth
Tie Future hath 10 keeping.
A cloud UPON thu brow will throw
New shadows on thy brothers. woe,
And makes llie's Journey weary;
A sm'ie, N boy cailnness given,
WI. igdt thy brothers. path 10 Heaven,
Aud cheer the pilgrim weary.
Cheer zap, then, for our guide star here
VIII soou di,closc hoiicr sphere,
Nhers care sssa,ls US never;
Man hath hope beyond the tomb,
la iieayens congeuil air to bloom;
That hope shall i've forever.
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{ To be c0ntinued.)
FIRING OF THE MAMMOTH CANNON

The great gun, lately cast at Algers
foundry, aud described IN the Post, was
fired few times at South Boston Point
yesterday afternoon. Shells, twelve in.
ches IN diameter, aud lS0 pounds III weight,
were thrown various distances, according
to the charge, elevation, and length OF the
fuse used. With charge OF twenty
pounds OF powder, 20 seconds fuse, al an
elevation OF - degrees, shell was Ihrown
two aud a quarter miles, and buried deepln
the earth al Squantum. A rIcochet shot
was tried with a ten seconds fuse, 20
pounds powder charge and pounds IN the
shell. IL dashed through and over the
water at all awful rate, aud exploded at a
distance OF about two miles IN the water,
throwing the fragments several hundred
yards IN every direction. Next week the
qua Will be tried with higher charges Of
powder. The regular service charge is
70 pounds, which, at a due elevation, VIII
project the shell somewhere between three
and half or four miles. Thus far all the
previous calculations Of the powers OF the
gun have been verified by the expert
nents. The firing was under the dITec'
ton of Col Bumtord, the inventor OF this
tremendously formidable species OF ord
nance. intended for harbor defence. -. Boston
Post.
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TO PRINTERS.

FE(llE Subscriber has for sale, al his
H. place 8 miles East OF Raleigh, one
font Of SMALL PICA, 3Ol lbs, which has been
some time IN use, though not much worn. Inc
Supreme C0g,t Reports Tor lS4j were printed on
ias letter, and il has not been used since Inns
Font will be sold ior S65, Cash, including cases
Also, $50 lbs. LONG PRIMER on Small Plea
body, TINS Font is nearly new, and will be SOLD
~ 40, Including cases. Any porsan, who takes
both Fonts, can have them lot $3.50, Cash, Or no
goI'ab.o paper al the Bank Oh the slate.
+. LORiNG.
Ngy 90 1876. IS
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A person having sold horse TO an |.
rishman, q few months afterwards asked
him how hts horse answered, "lndade, s"
replied Pat, ~ cannot tell, for never
thought Of putting a question TO hIm,"
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A fRlGG & ELLlOIS new series o. cor mon
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TIE WEEKLY MIRROR
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VOLUME XVEI.7
T. J. H0LTON,
EDITOR, PROPRIETOR j PUBLISHER
TERMS:

TERMS:
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS II moi
s.ii IA sdraRcs. THREE DOLLARS y not
rid ,eitaia six months and THREE Dol.
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS u not pad an.
IL after the aspiration Of the year. No paper
tiaannausd anttl all arearages are paid, "a
c,pi AZ Tie option Of ths Editor.
y 1dreItisemsHts inserted al Oas Dollar per
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oaee Court aduertiseneatf aad SHERIFF. Sales
charged Is per rent. higtsr; and q deduction cf
S35 per eeRi. Mil be made from he rsgaigr pri-
sts, forG fuofissrs BY the year. Advertisements
iasqfsd moathiy or quarterly 81 per square for
essA tlms. SeHn.mOatAly 10 esatS per square
To- ceeh tune.
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COglliac Brandy
April9,l s4t

For medical purposes, for sale by the bottle
4, J. HOLToN.
April Q, 1876.
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Vinegar

For sale by the subscriber, Also RICE.
T. ]. liOLToN'
April 9, 1876,
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AGENTS.

Gel r. w. Cochran, Mecki,aLurg. v G.
C.as. w. Hguis. NIL Gr0ur, y. {.
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THE NEW YORK NEEkLY MIRROR
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Wuhag At.hmenc, Lngnsh Grammar on
saa neaafcphy ger sess. Of months
Ageofl, hpWs'fy, Natural fniioso. oi
py, Rhetoric, Logo, &c
La,H 4nl G,fr,N Languages, ~ O'
Jutt { l-I5.
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New GroceryN COnfcctiOnar,
STORE.

GfN TUHIIE subscriber informs The ci-
a tIEens OF Charlotte aud the
SSze y public generally, that he ha, opct-
tk&znA8 IN tie room Immediately under
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Grocery and Confectionery

where he INTENDS keeping nearly every article per-
tanning to the business should his enpourag cement
warrant IT. lie las nos on ha' d lie following
articles viz:
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BAtl0ay uamJlus Washing, fuel aut "a
10, per ulnti,