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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06

Liquor CAsEs-Yesterday. Caspar Ha-bsr,
was arrested by officer Westerneld for selling
liquor on Sunday. He was taken before JuS7
nee " AFTER, and was dismissed upon paving
= costs. John Heferman, arrested by OFF ce1
Nuttng, for selling liquor by the small with
out license, was also dismissed upon payment
OF - costs IhOs. CASTILLO and Jno McNaIIv
IOr the same offence, were arrested by otficers
Crown and Nutt'ng They were fined 500
each by Justice Waller. All the cases oc
Cured IN the Second Precinct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06

ARRESTED OS SUsPICION.-Last uIght, Thos
Johnson was arrested by Ofieer KimmeIl, OF
the lhlTd Ward, upon suspicion OF being con-
Crrued IN the larceny of a coat the property
q 7. shelton. He was taken TO the central
fDaTdhouse and locked up for hearing by
Justice Thompson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06

RoBBERY.-MondAy night the residence of
Mr. JamGs McColgan, No PSI Penn.yIyapia
avenue, was entered by thief during the
temporary absence Of The proprietor ana a
black frock coat and a trunk containing deeds
and s'hPr valuable papers wsrs stolen Yes
LrTdSy the papers we've found nv officer Fra
zier. OF the Second Ware. among some old
barrels on 18Th street; but no clue 70 the thief
LAS been obtained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06

FIRR.-Yestsrdsy, a fire broke out in the
bakery or John Schiauf, on - street between
10 n ans 18th west. The alarm was given nv
Ofhcer Crown, from box 81, and the flremen
responded promptly. The bakery was badly
damaged; also the grocery store of Patterson
Jones, adjoining the bakery. The damage is
es'.mated al 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06

VIII sell st the Store of {. Goldstsis, No ~
Bridge street, Georgetown u @ on NoknsY
next February q, 81 10 o'clock = n all Watches
not oalles for up 10 date
We viii sell, at the sane time and place tue
entire stock OF Gold aud silver Natrhss q, "A
Chains. Finger Rings. yewelry OIocks etc -,
the kl shest bidder for cash, TO change Iu.io..-
III 1HOS BOWLING, Aurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06

NEW YORK CRBAM,
MOTIONS PINE APPLE,
YOUNG AMERICA.
NV BUROHBLL,
corner Fourtee nth and streets
JsH under Ebbitt House.
A T. TIE new CHEAP SrAMPIA9 Rooms
"A 4Ss 9th street, oppe lite Patent Once, ladies
can get at our rednced price,, on the very best
Might soSn Yokes, ready stsmped........so cts.
Chrnise 1okes. ........3s cts.
Bands % - 80 cts
Lithtr Tor braid or embroidery, our patter ms are
o. the very latest designs, selected with care in
new ork, and being In receip t Of them weekly,
we are able daily Co issue new patterns. as we'll
~ MAKE and stamp sny patter n 'bFeughf rs.
O.U. Working Cotton at reduced prices.
de lsn
ID No. Ala ID street.
Hsving started BRASS FOUNDRY in connec-
ton with my u 90 and LOcksmith business 1 am
prepared 10 do all work in that line.
10 sm JOHN J. PEABODY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06

POLICE REPORTs-The heutenants of police
reported this morning forty nine arrests ia the
District yesterday. The total amount of fines
imposed was s1Oi7l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06

Ninth street, between ID aud f. streets
a full assortment of Lamps on hand at all
times At low prices.
CHARLES ULLRICH, JR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS

nH W. L. WALL a CO, AuctlOneers
- OrigiBRl Horse and Carriage Bazaar
g. La. sv., between 9Th and 10th sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06

SUDDEN DEATH On Saturday moruinp 4, II
NE wife of mr. Alfred Hsnning, residing ON u
street north, between Sd and ith streets was
IoUhu dead IN The house OF a colored woman
near by She left her home about : O'CLOCK on
the previous night. and went TO the house OF
the coiored woman and asked for cup of tea
which she drank, and then went 10 sIaen
being found by me woman next morning dssd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06

NOTICE OF OOPABTNERsHIP.
We, the undersigned, BISHOP COOPER and
MARCUS Il. LATIMER, (having been for a
number CT years employed as clerks In the W IL
known Auction and 6oBmis sion House of Me.srs
Jas AeGniIe O4.,l have, this I'd day OF Feb
Insry 1857 entered thte sCopartner shi under the
have secured the spacious Rooms Ia the Star on CO
Building; southwest corner of PENNEY lvahis ave-
nue. and 18th 'treet for the Do poe Of copd
genera Auction and So n all its
branches. BISHOP COOPER,
MARCUS Il. LATIMER.
We refer, By permission to-
Messrs, Jas. G. MCGUIRE Co
Co.. New York.
Wm. y Moses
Sibley & Guy.
4. W. Bennett 4 Co., I AHctionesrs Bsirjmore
samuel Il Cover, Nd. fe2Iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06

~ No So Penn. avenue, uEsrT National ,,eI
We Will eel. at 9l0 1th street, between N ana NJ
streets, commencing TUESDAY. Febrnarys - a.
"ps'k m aud continuing until sold. the .rtir.
st"ok OF goods. consisting of silver PLATED w.
Sbe" tasts' Pictures 10 frames. Picture aud p
ture Frames, Cord ana TA-s-ls, Picture Nz,l.
d. ats. &c Sc Gilt. NslnIt, An- kO-a MonI-ti,'--
fhLc5 soaps. feti umerl. aud kNtrActs, Hair nj.
Noions, Fancy Go ds. Toys. Dolls. China ~
Lookii Gis>ses. Fancy P.T'nniety stand -.
Tor mann featuring g smes SC Calf Ptcture. -
a dfee a-soTtu eft Of sfher 60 ID NA'
The entire stock 70 te soli without reserve
fpsSt " 3 IEAIs 90 -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06
RH GkEEH q WILLIAM Auctionesr,
- No. $50, corner eth spe ID street.

10y OOOPRR & LATIMER. Auctie ueers
ID date clerks with Jas q. Mcclure do
Southwest corner of Fem avenue and 18th ST
star once Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06

For CHILBLAIss and Frosted Feet, Whites
EmHTocatIon Is a specific. Price = per bottle.
For sale at i2i Pennsylvania avenue, be- ween
= n an eth streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06
STHE SAME ALEwILL RE CONTINUED
u bsDA1 sno SATURDAY kNHNINg
ie5 1HOS BOWLING suct

Rf h. LEWIS & co, Aucti0D.ers
u No. So Penn. avenue, uEarT National n ,,.v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06

NY OLD PATRONS Will fnd II greatly TO their
advantage by calling 4; the new Shoe Store.
No. JU2 eth street, under odd Fellows Hall
G.. Il. WILSON,
I'm late of the firm of Rnrns & Wilson
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27

The rext State election will be that oil
Vermont, which will occur on the Sd Of
September and the day after, Californis
II the other extremity q the Union viii
follow. A few days afterwards. on the 9th
OF September, Maine will bs hcari from.
Nearly . month viii the, elapse, at the
lend Of which time the great States Of Penn
sylvania, Indiana aud Iowa, will engage
in the political struggle-lheir day of elec>
tion being the 9Th Of OctUber. Next will
come the elections that occur on the fut
Tuesday Of November-,ho 5,h. They
are New York, New Jersey. De!eware.
Maryland. Massachusetts, Michigan, Wis.,
cousin. Minnesota, Illinois, Kansas, Mis-
souvi and Nevada. Colorado will vote on
~ 18th Of November, which will close the
~ q Fall elections.
Lee bali ~ iueh thick formed q Mount
W~ee6loRten lest vssk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27
SPEeIAE NOTICES..



Who would endure thc torture arising from Chills
and Fcvcr, when Il can be easily cured
Who would endure sleepl-ss niests, burning f.ver-
aud icy hills alternately, when aremcdy can be OBJ
tanned for a tribe
Who would wander like au uncertain shadow.
never KNOWN. wh., moment they may lie prostra.
tedY
who,wouli be a borden 70 himself and a burden 20
his friends, who IRE worn our 10 administering 10 his
wants.
Who would live this lie Of agony when the great
Alternative rnd tonic,
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH RI1TERs.
can be obtained at the nearest village. This long ce-
tablirhec and jurtly renowno medlcin has never
been known 10 fail In Il single Gaze, and none but ths
foolish and weak would hesitate to procure il at once,
and cave themselves from intense. lifelong torture.
Prepared after u long experience a. ddeep stndy. It
has received the cnconiums OF the mos: cmincnt
physicians. az well A. all ciasse- from every par, OF
the country. To those who donht it's many virtues,
all We can say is. rsy IT and Judge for yourselves.
Esery day letters posr in upon us, ,estifyine to its
great efficacy in curing Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia.
Laneuor. Nausea and other similar Ills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27
OUnhn Correspondence.

OMAHA, August 22i, 1867.
EnlroR peaeCRAr:-Uo vou .'hesr the
drum sounding for the war lfyou don't
yoa ought 10 be out here. Our Governor
was surrounded by q hostile band of In
dams = few days ago near pswnec City. IN
tue southern part OF Tho State, Gov. Bats
ties bad six iuen well armed with him.
They whipped the Indians and made good
their escape. The Pawncc scouts had a
set TO with thu Cheyennes near Plum
Creek. They killed and scslpcd seventeen
IT the latter, All made prisoners OF two,
one squsw add n hoy. Strange to say the
Pawness nevsr lost a man in the engage
ment. These scouts are Of great value 10
the officers commanding on the frontier
Report says tina, the Indians are gathering
in large numbers IN the vicinity Il Jules
burg and they enne with the eviden. in,en>
ton vi driving the working men from the
line Of the Union Pacific Il. X.
The Peace Commissioners have gone up
the river 10 meet il possible the chiefs Of
the hostile tribes and stipulatc terms of
''pesc,," &c While they are dong 80 "a
good many viii probably lose their
scsips.
leara that Gov. Battles 10 in town, aud
that he intends TO call out the State militia
"a step IN the righ: direction. II will do
20 talk OF peace when there 10 no war.
The J~usesburgers are subject TO martial
Law. They held an election not long since.
There was two parties OF course. On one
aide Was the law abiding. on the other gam
blsra, &c. The gamblers carried the day.
eince when 'o-der" Was ruled out Of the
corporate laws, and they had every thing
thc,s own way. Things ran SO high that
no homes: man was safe, for when an hon
est man was arrested Of course Ae Was fined
fer beng so. The commanding officer O.
,hst post placed the city under martini law,
and ordered the ga,nb;ers aud fast women Go
csscaa,e immediately, which Of course they
will havc TO DO. Some | learn are going to
the mountains. while others are coming to
Omaha.
Charles Goodwin. n Jew, was shot in =
hou e OF al rsrnte last Sunday evening
He died Monday morning, The murderer
made hs cscspr-,t j. thought into love-.
There Il y good deal OF sickness here q,
present. and quite n number o, deaths
The tozzenS House 8 now nn "A FOR ,h,
accommodation 90 travellers.
IL looks = hule ike is,n,-n : a ding
des saa'e.
The D~avenpor,ers are all well as usual
Mr.. George Il Squircs intcnds visiting his
home the first 81 the coming month.
Yours truly,
CHARLES.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27
w sdaesdny. the l1sh day OfJy e,
Aemller. 4 IL lS01


Az citizens Of Scott County who oppose the prer
cut Prohibitory Liquor Law ofIowa, aud the present
high Protective Tariff, aud who favor u iudicious
Ltcenee Law allowing the rale q fllluorr Ia this State.
and who favor the equal distrbutiyn 81 taxation up
ca 81 ela-scs aud kinds Of property under the law and
tho elevation and protection Of the leboring c!ssses
against cncroachmrbis OF capital, and Who are la IA
vot Of such State Legislation as will submit 10 the
I~opie Al The ballot box ID. question Of 80 amending
the Consultation Of IA. state ~ 10 -trise out the
word white" In sai Constitution are requested TO
meet at the CousT ilor-s uf the City Of Davenport
On Wednesday, August 9~th.
1861 nj O'Clock r. " I, nominate candidates f'
the Offices Of Ssnstor. Thre. Representatives Sheriff,
County Treasurer. County Judge. County Surveyor.
County school superintendent. and Coroner
Zach Town.hip of Scott County and each ward Of
the CITY OF payrupor, are entitled 10 the following
votes
oty ~ Davenport. let ward. : "a ward. "a
ward. Z an Mnri. : 5th Ward. Z tth "srd.o'
Davenport Township. = Peasant valley L.
clare. 6. sheridan, 3 Hickory Grow, ,. tlepna'
2 Princeton. .. Batter, 3 LIB riy. , winfield, :
Rockingham. 2 blnc Grars. 3. Alicn'- efove.2
Lincoln, q - Gale, 2.
SAIL Township and Wards arr requested to hold
primary meetings aud o. select the delegates accord
iag!y ~ ordof % The
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27
On Wednesday, August 9-sh
SCOTT COUNTY FAIR.

The following extract from the American
hgfic,ituri't IS peculiarly applicable to
the Scott County Fair for this year. The
Society has been unexpectedly called upon
TO incur large expenses 10 ii. up the new
grounds. The cost above the money in
hand will not be less than til thousand
dollars. The fixtures ara completed. The
accommodations for ell departments are
much grester than VT ever had before
There is moro room and better places for
every thing exhibited. The Secretary has
mol eslled on The publlc lot a dollar Of this
expenditure, $ me few inembers,,gave their
credit, and the money was borrowed IL ia
of rresl Importance % this aud adjoining
counties that .ho Society hoild c sells
supporting u accomplish this cs.rybudy
must attend, AMI everybody must contrib>
ute something for exhibition II takes only
tnisr-livc cents ; day to SIC ever .hing =
La everybody attend, all o7ery body do
something TO make ,his the grsadcs.
far Of the year in ali these gsr.s:
Save lime /, an.ad or FAIRS aud 10
sure 10 take or TO send something 10 help
the show. Have Il IN the best possible orr
dor, and don't expect 40 o1ntidcnty 20 get
TIN rri4o as - b. made uncomfortable IL
yoa hose ~. |. il ~ slainc 70 10 beaten.
bot u would be shameful for n poor article
10 take prize over "A better one. Therefore
%rcloite tlst eeinethiHe more excellent than
YOURS could 30 raised aud that the raiser
nroasnt il \ good par. 81 your reward
sheatd I've ga having Contributed 10 make a
fac Snow man seldom gains credi. -
hlm1githy declaring opeaiy TIA, III ngs he
hns. AZ hons, are much hclter q An those
exhibited Such statements, Il made,
slsuid To-, said privately and gouorally in
self condemnation for no, having brought
toe arti los. The unsuccessful competitor
seldom tnins more thar an uncnviabie no>
sos's,y by openly lmpugning the motives OF
! Judges.
E.er. one is happy to receive prizes, and
the hope that he may ism great iriucement
10 prcscn, article. in competition. The hon
o. ard credit should oouu. for much, the
money ir very hide, aud really the unscli.h
motive of contributing 10 make a fine
chow, should be the chief inducement 10
exert onss self for thu fair. An exhibitor
going to the fair with those feelings will
MT leave hs wagon Iosds 81 fruit, vegcta.
bles and dalsy products outside, while he
searches through the exhibition tables &C.
hnd out (! he will be morally certain Of the
prizes. before he decides to exhibit. There
IL no,ains criminal Ia .his, but il is Ger
.Aiuly not honorable and communicable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27

There is already insugurated a great
struggle for the trade Of the Valley Of the
Mississippi, between that river aud tho
railroads that tap il ct many points. The
question 10, shall the immense amount Of
grain and other products Of the Valley 20
down the Mississippi, and out into the
ocean 10 the Eastern cities and to ali the
world for q market. CT shall they be carted
by dry land TO New York, Philadelphia.
baltimore. Boston, etc, and sent thither 10
Europe or elsewhere, as trade demands.
The river interests are buckling on their
whole armor for the contest, and. for the
frs, time, there is the appearance Of con
certed action, with the most stubborn en-,
terpri.e. The manner Of conducting the
carving trade in grain on the river is being
changed. For the next five years the rom
test will be a most exciting one Gdicna
Gdesfte.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27

To LonD BYaoN Is attributed the truthful
remark that: "fhc mechanics and wo, L.
ingmtn who can maintain their families arc,
in. my opinion, the happiest body of men.
Even poverty 10, perhaps. 70 be preferred 10
the hsertlees. unmeanins dissipation Of
hieh ofdora."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27

Nav CnuHcu BUILDING AT WILTON
The members Of tho Lutheran Germsn
Church At Wilton are engaged in erecting a
ine brick church edilice, which il is es,i>
mated vii cos. from four to fire thousand
dollars. The building viii be completed
during tie fall
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27

f"rr Ninth REPRESENTATIVE D,srR,cr.
"A Republican Convention for the Fifty.
Ninth District. held At Forest City on ,h.
i..n 'ns'.' nominated Charles W. Tenney.
Of Plymouth, CerrO Gordo County, for Req
resentative. P
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27

The DlrrsREScE.-Kentucky remained
loyal to the Union and now gives . Demo
cratic majority Of $4,000. Tennessee eece>
ded from the Union. and now gives . Raids
cal majority Of 10000 Something besides
straws shows which way the wind blows
sometimes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27

Horrible
A maj some time since was repairing q gas leak
corner Of sSth Street and 9th Avenue. New York
He went In TO the excavation and then lii a match.
An explosion OF the gas took place. and the man was
much burned. DE. Tomas Venetian Linim cnt was
seplicd freely. and in three days the man was about
his business in the Manhattan Gas Works rs well "a
ever. lis name is Samuel F. Waters. Thi- il one
Of the wonderful cures made by DR. ToBiAs' cclehra-
ted Venetian Linimcni: Ills not only good for Barns.
hut for Old Sores, Bruises. Chronic Rheumatism,
Sore Throlts, Cuts, Insect Stings, Pairs in the
Limbs, Chcs. and Back; also internally, for Collie,
Cramps, DiarrhTa. Dysentery, and Group. 1t is
perfectly Innocent to take internally. and is the
best family medicine in the world. Orders are re-
elved all over Europe frit. The mss; celebrated
physicians recommend lit never fails. DR.. Tomas
puts up every drop himself. Sold BY all druggists
At 80 cents and 81 per bottle. Dep 1t, rs Cortlandt
Street. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27

CcLoRADo.-An election for members 81
the Legislature was held in Colorado on the
18th inst, which resulted in the choice Of
Republican msjcritics in both branches.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27
COItOn's Select Flavcrs

OF THE
CHOICE FRUITS & SPICES.
Are creating quite q sensation among Lovers Of
Choice ywheIef for thcir delicious Flavors
Strict Purity and unrivalled strength. Those who
wish the best. and those who wish to economize seek
them. Colton's Pnre Vanilla Flavor IL sought by
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor in its Purity,
very unlike the many Vanilla Extracts In market)
10 JAWS Y. SxfrB. OF PROVIDENCE, r. l., eAYs:
Ny wife prononntcs them superior 20 any Flavor.
Ing Extracts she has ever used.
Xxx Gov. VIZ. A. BrCKISGnAM, OF CoNNycTfc,r, says:
For a long time We have used them. and ind them
very Gne.
HOLLAND. Timothy Titcomb.3 the we'll known
author Of Springfield. Mass, says: They are the
Standard In all this vicinity"
DEALERS TREBLE TIlFIR SALES WITH THEM.
Such q list OF References IL seldom given. See
Circulars with Dealers. Sold by Grocers and Drug
rists. Prepared by J. W. COTTON. Proprietor Of
col'on's Toilet Article No. 3. e. Heal and Beautify
the Skin. Sold hy Harrison & S,arks, and Parks &
HosRer, Davenport, Iowa.
Chicago Wholesale Agents, FULLER. FINCH
FULLER, 81 Market street, for all colton's Prepare
sious: Sept. 2S-dly.
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by
Rz nBoLrs EXTRACT BrcIu tfeb5 d&w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27

NAnAxE PUkTER'S
CURATIVE COUGH BALss.
PSi,c. %, so, 4 Is csnts Per Bottle
Tho Best. Cheapest, aud mos ~efFectual Reno ,, %,
Coughs. Colds. IS the World has evs- produced.
~ nsher D~ELETEni0U@ DRlrgS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27
ABATEMENT

ABATEMENT.
With the q~uickness OF thought. without injurinc
skin OF fibre. or leaving a stain upon the scalp.
II HEAD Is TRANSPORTED
or. In other words. changed from red, or sindy, or
white. OF grizzly grey, as the case may be. TO 8 trans
black or brown by
THE MAGfC SPELL
OF that scientific wonder OF the century.
CRISTADoHO'S 1 DYE,
8 pure compound that dehes rivalry. and is Mannfac-
tnsed by J. CHiSTADORO. Q Actor House, N. Y.
Sold BY all Druggiste. Applied by all Hair Drcssefs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-27

Thousands Suffer Indigeetion.
Costiveness. Files. Headache, and don't know how
much they lose by passing ny Da HAnsrsos's PERI
static Lozengers. Finding the papers full Of rene
dies, thay take no notice OF any. and thus lose the
benefit q u good thing. We are selling them im-
mensely. for they are what everybody needs and they
will do what We promise.
The most perfect, agreeable and effective cure for
every form Of Indigestion, and the only cure for the
Piles. either bleeding or otherwise.
HELMBoLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCl1U Is
pleasant in taste and odof, free from all injurious
properties. and immediate IN - action. td&wly
LADIES can receive a box ofDr. velpau'e Pills BY
mail. sealed from the eyes Of the public. by enclosing
one dollar and sx postage stamps To- NJ. W. MA
COMBER. Albany, Ny
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN-
SAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. Usc HEIxBoID's ExrRAcT BucHu AND In
Psovxp RosK WASH. lfeb5-d6wiy