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Fer Congrcss-second D,s.r,et.
For COMPASSIONATE D,ssr;ct.

XNTE are authorized to announce Hon. K.
w GARRETT a candidate for Congress from
the Secopd District. Election in November
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
RAILROAD.

2Ss@aT ~ ~ f1LELzNGEAIIr 3
@A1 HZ-SAZ ~ ~ u ~ ~ e w
AEAAlNS RUN TO AND FROM NASH
u vile as follows:
-. Lave. July i, 13s2 AKRIvH.
lao Pm. s.cx = =
100 A. M. r.
Nlgnt Express Train leaves at l An
~ Tratns connect II fyo,tlsviI,a rnr 81 T.,-,g.
and al points North, East and West.
MAI Boats leaving Louisville at 10 Az.
ana Pm. arrive at Cincinnati in time 10 con-
meet with early trains for the East.
Passengers from Gallstin and points gouth
arriving ct Nashville at 7;3O Az have -IntiI 4I6
ing. 800
For through Tickets, Passage Checks and
information as to Sleeping Cars. Thronob gor-
nections, etc, apply at Ofiee Nashvifis CttE
transfer Co., under Maxwell House and AZ De-
pot LOUISVILLE and Nashville Railroad IL Nash-
vile. ATRFIsT ms r = -
Z Vg General Superintendent
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THB ENGLISH MRDICINB
HAS
SAVED NANT FROM An EARLY GRAVE
What is Money Compared to
BeaIfhf
Read the following Testimonials
from the Rev. DIR. HUNTER and others
our oldest and most resPecs.


DR.. G. W. HEEDKRsHOTr, Agent-Dear Sir:
| was suffering this Spring with torpid liver. I
ENGLISH LIVER AND BLOOD PURI-
FER" 1t cured me at once. Several others,
TO whom have spoken Of il, have found great
benefit from its use. am glad to commend what
believe to be sc good medicine.
JOHN W. HUNTER.
Nashville, Sept. 10, 1871. r. q. .r
q. W. HENDERsHOTT-Dear Sir: / was sub
feet to chilis and fever for more than three years
aud nothing but the English Liver Remedy woEld
ture me. j think it the best medicine In the
world. / recommend it to all. Yours truly,
VIM. WILES.
Residence, Buena Vista Springs, Davidson
Co., Tenn.
Mr.. HENDERsHoTT-YOu called my attention
to an English kidney remedy which think high
" of, and you will please send bottle by bearer,
and oblige yours, etc, s. ARNOLD, M. ID.
Sold by EWIN, PEEDLETON & Co, BIER
RY, DEMOVILIE % CO., LITTERER q
CABLER, G.. W. MISUNDERSTOOD, and all
respectable druggists in England and United
States. deelZ Q do
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HOTELS.
THE BATTLE HOUSE.

Il NASHVILLE, TENN,
GEN. JOEL A. BATTLE, -PPopPTxro,
Located on Church street, one Of the leading
thOroughfares OF the city, and directly on ma
line OF the Street Railroad, which connects close
ly with the different Railroad Depots spfl tba
Public Square Merchants visiting the whole,
sale Houses can find a car every few MINUTES OF,
the Square, which leads directly to the Batfls
h9nse. 4 nave special Street Car Tickets which
viii be furnished at my Office free OF cbargs ia
merchants stopping with me. Liberal deduc-
ton made from regular hotel charges in favor of
merchants buying goods in Nashville. ~ -
The Battle House has lately leased and fur-
nished in the best Of style number Of fine large
rooms IN the Star Block which gives it Increased
capacity. The above rooms are near the main
O9nding, and connected with the Office by BELLS
The Proprietor returns thanks for mast liberal
patronage solicits continuance in the future.
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At the Courthouse door, in the city of Nashville,
sell TO the highest bidder at public OUtery, the
following described lots of ground, being subdi-
visions of the identical land sold by defendant
Wheeiess to defendant Wetm0re, situated in or
contiguous to what is known "a North Nashville
in the 18th Civil District of Davidson county
numbered as Lots Nos. u, q, g, 81, "A, IS, S.
80 49, IS, So, 50, los, III, lis, 10, 1884, 149, 49,
100, 169, 1T9, 49, 49, 211, "a, 2l5 22e al, 242
243, 269, 20, 27l 2S6, 296, 237 800 a2i, 325, S3I
342, 1856, $780, s73, $751; $50, $50, 1884, $685. 4O1, 407
1873, 257 and 3l5, the deed to the same having
been registered in the Registers Office of David
son County, in Book p, page 217.
The above described lots are sold to satisfy
decree of said Supreme Court in favor OF com
plainant for the sum Of s., 940.45, interest and
costs. --
TERMS.-Sale on credit of six and twelve
months, the purchaser TO execute notes, with
good and approved security, and lien retained
to secure the payment of the purchase money.
Sale free from the equity OF redemption
F. c, DUNNINGTON,
Nashville, Jaly 9, 1872. Clerk Supreme Court.
jy9 u Oaw sat t H-a.
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LooK to your Childreni
The Great Soothing Remedy

mRs. curssccio and sripips in theI.PRICE
sF5fTe1Ur,e bowels and facilitates he pro- OK
SYRUP. V CENTS
MRS. subdussoonvuis.J ps and over PRICE
IgITcdxl'S comes all DISEASES incideut tol as
SYRI'P. iiai@hts ene enAiozsA' CENTS
MhSs Cures Dtarrnss, Dysenseryt - ~ =
EEITco4B'S and summer Conpl Aiut In chill rs
SYRUP. idren Of III ages. CENfS
Itfs great Infants and Chiidreas Soothing Rersv
IN IN disorders brought 81 teethng any other cause
Prepared BY the Grafton Medicine Cos 81 Luis, 10.
Sold BIZ Druggists ald DesieSs in Medicine everyWhsro
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COMMERCIAL HOTEI !!
1880 " A4A4
JIG. FULGHUM, Pr0n,fAr. hue

j. u. FULGHUh, Pr0ptOr, hns
Corner Cherry and Cedar Streets
NASHVILLE TENN.
JAMES A. HOLT, JAMES A. ATWELL, Clerks.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS HAVE RE-
i Gently been expended on the Commercial
making 1t not only the most attractive but the
located, being equidistant between the Capitol
and Courthouse. Street cars pass the door eyerT
ten minutes to all the DepOts in the city, n :
apH, 1Y eIT = r..r
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OUR COUNT.

Tie following is the electoral vote of the
several States of the Union: ~ p
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LEGAL SALES.
SUPREME COURT SALE.
b. w. Bedford, Ex'Gor, VS.. A RheeIess
ct al
ON One 3ISt day OF July, 1S12,

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED
ID in this cause at the last term OF the Supreme
Court, viii. within lawful hours
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Special Sale.
Academy Of st. Cecilia.

TINE FALL TERM AND TWENTY-FIFTH
i Session will commence on a.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER I'd, 1872.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

From the publishers, 7. D. Peterson 4
Brother, Philadelphia, we have received My
Hero" by Mrs. Forester, author Of Fair
Women" MY Hero" Ia cast In the auto
biographical form, and the story gracefully
unfolds chapter by chapter, leading the reader
into a maze Of mystery, from which, at the
artistic cou clusicn o. this remarkably we'll
told love story, he or she energies on pleas
Ing and happy termination. The characters
are drawn with master hand, strongly indl-
ylduAllzed and admirably contrasted The
descriptions Of scenery arc graphic IN the
extreme, the dialogue flows smoothly and
naturally, and MY Hero" will meet with a
great success, such as II really deserves.
Alec, from the same, we have "st Pat
rlck's Eve" novel by Charles Lever, and
also the Countess of ChArny, or the Fall Of
the French Monarchy, by Alexander Dumas.
From Crandall & Riley we have "Harpers
Bazaar"
From J. G. Parker, Seventh street, oppo-
elite the Post once, we have "Harper's
Weekly" and Frank Leslle's Illustrated
News"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

GENERAL SHERMAN did not, II seems, get
along very well iD Berlin. Tho Germans I'M
dertook TO snub him, and the old hero retail
lated by Stumbling the king OF the Germans
1t seems that at a dinner given him by Mr.
Bancroft, at which Won Moltke aud two or
three Of his stan officers were present, the
two great generals did scarcely anything ex-
cept exchange salutatlOns, on account Of
what correspondent describes. "thc appa-
rent assumption of superiority on Que side,
, and the consequent disgust on the other"
His meeting with Prince Charles was scarcely
less satisfactory. At a dinner party given by
the German ambassador at Rome, General
Sherman tried to engage him In conversation,
bat could only get yea aud mo" from him;
when Sherman finding himself reduced TO
the necessity Of carrying on the conversation
himself or not cOnyerslng at all, he chose the
latter alternative"
1t seems that at this same dinner party
Prince Charles, although he had two pipes
In his hand, did not offer General sherman
one, so that no had nothing 10 smoke until
Lieutenant Grant offered him cigar. Sher-
man thinks that the gallant prince was of the
opinion that a plebelAn. like himself should
not smoke In the presence Of royalty, but de-
clares that II he could In any way have gotten
pipe he would have smoked, the German
prophecies to the contrary notwithstanding.
The way In which Gen. Sherman repaid
these lncivillties and dlscOurtesies was As fol-
lows: A few days before he left Berlin the
Emperor sent him word that he would be
pleased TO have him attend review Of seine
regiments, and be at the time formally pre-
seuted. Gen. Sherman declined the profiered
honor in polite but Pcremptory language. In
German official circles decllnation of this
character Is considered a positive ahront
Cen Sherman says he does not care ten cents
about the German princes, and as he never
intends to be a candidate for the Presidency
Is not greatly worried about the German vote
| In the United States.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

"YEs; GEN. GRANT has failed to CRAFTY
some eager aspirations, and has thereby In
CURED some intense hatreds. These do not
and i0R not fall and his Administration toill
proUe equally UitdL We shall hear ldmeIlid-
ton aJIsr lamsHtdtion oUer hts failures from
those tohOSe t0ish Is father 10 DE thought; but
the American people Iet them pass unheeCied.
Their strong arm bore him triwnphantH
through he 0ar and into the While House,
aud hey stu uphold and sustain HIM G,ey
nsUer failed aud nsUer 5iA Horace Greeley.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

A SOUTHERN PAPER having fixed on the
Richmond Dispatch the responsibility OF
having FIRST suggested the nomination of
Greeley, that journal rises to explain that 1t
did nothing Of the kind, and has not that
crime to answer for. 1t says that 1t was In
favor of Mr.. Trumbull In reference to the
effect on the cOlOred vote, 1t says; "TLe nom
nation of Mr.. Greeley leaves the negroeS just
as they were. They arc not going to vote
for him, and the Southern man who under
takes TO convince Mr.. Greeley that theJ will
so vote is guilty Of perpotratIng wrong
upon the people of his section"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

EZEKIEL Phillips, of Washington county,
Ark, was killed by lightning on Tuesday
morning, about 10 o'clock, while In his har-
vest field looking al his wheat. The electnc
fluid passed In ii his head apparently, tearing
hole In his bat and burning hole through
bis watch, aud going out through his left
boot, which was torn considerably.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15
THE RELATIVE STRENGTH or PARTIES.


The second or third day after Mr. Gree
leys nomination at Baltimore, The Tribune
printed an article entitled the Relative
strength Of parties, from which the follow
log Is an extract
"Slnoe 1888 the Democrats have reduced the
| majority against them BY is4, t8i, and tho Re.
publican majority has been attenuated In nearly
| evety State by the unpopularity Of the Admin.
/ istration and the ruinous and corrupt policy Of
the Washington managors For instance, "A
october, 1893, the Democrats had the small
| majority Of vol IN indiana, the Republicans had
| over 5000 in the November following, but by
| 1870 tho Democrats had reached majority OF
can state in 1859, reappears 10 1871 with Demo
cratic ms iorlty. SO with Missouri, which gave
| a mSiorit' Of 25,sss for Grant 10 1904 but IN
1870 broug at out liberal majority Of llpl1 In
| total vote Of lo6,ol5. These arr but few Of
| the striking features which study OF the ia
| bles referred 10 present The movement Of par,
| ties and the changes In progress and now lmml-
n eP tbs hESrs S' NSloS We have eoliatsd. fRo
various deductions are easily made, and the
political student Is referred 10 the tables them
selves"
Tue T-frme, nov that Mr.. Greeley Is In
the hvld at the head Of the old reboLcopper-
head element, is certain that the Democracy
will succeed In next November. Let US sec
what the Tribune thought on the same sub
ject Of the strength Of parties month before
Mr.. Greeley was nominated at Cincinnati
Here II l..
THE World closes with this mistaken flourish
"'Now that Missopri and wsstvireInIa viii soon 3D.
rogue the dsfrauohlsotnsut Imposed 90 thsm bT Re
pub lcsu authority, The DeTesrsuo party can oouat
Men, by losing, rendered sager,' fight shy Of
unqualified predictions. Thoy can determine
the result Of an election much better month
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

"A DEMOCRATIC national triumph means
a restoration TO pOI0er Of those ioho deserted
their seats IL Congress and their places under
he last Democratic President 10 plunge ht
country into The Red sea Of secession and re.
beAioH. Though you paint an inch thick, Il
his complexion you must come at last. The
brain, he heart he soul Of lie present Demo,
cratic party is The rebel element at he South
t0ih It's Northern allies and symPahizers. -
Horace Greeley.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

A HALLWAY MANUAL, Just published, con
talns some important statistical information
regarding the railroads of the United States.
1t appears that at the present time there are
6l,OOo miles Of railroads in active operation,
which have been built at cost Of three thou
sand millions of dollars, or fifty per cent.
more than the whole funded debt Of the Uni
ted States. The average cost Of all the rail-
roads constructed Is about nifty thousand
dollars per mile. In 1879 tho number OF miles
of railroad constructed was 7,453; In 1871,
6,l45; and in 1870, 1900. Illinois possesses
more lines of railroad than any other State
In the Union; Pennsylvania ranks second,
and New York third.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

WILD MAN has been seen at San Pedro
Bay, Fla. He Is said 10 be entirely covered
with hair, and as wild and feet as q buck.
When hrst seen he was feeding on whOrtle-
berries but as soon as made aware Of the
presence OF person, ran Into the swamp.
II Is supposed to be some fellow who deserted
during the war and sought shelter In the
swamp.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

WHILE asserting he right Of erey Re
publican TO his Wtrd mneled choice Of a can
diddte for nert President until a nomination
is mddo, TpentITe 10 suggest hdt Gen, Grant
,OiH r. far better quail Uisd for nat momsHtous
trust in 1872 than he Dds IN lsGS"-Horace
Greeley. -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

The Times says: Already Charles A,
Dana Is a fugitive from the law In PennsylVA.
MIA and New Jersey. There will yet be O
third State In which be will not dare to show
bis dishonest face" II we catch him In the
District Of Columbia we mean 10 aIliK u sim
liar brand upon him.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

Mr.. FENToSs FRIENDS IN New York are
on the fence, The Commercial Ad0eriiser
says they do not know on which side to
drop" Their sole object Is the spells, and
they seem to think the number of hungry
Democrats lying around Just now renders 1t
very improbable that they can got anything
under the new dlspensatlon. This Is sad.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

I'VE ARE LED by him ,oho first taught our
armies 10 conquer in he West and arJse-
qleRHy N he East also. Richmond ,rouLd
not come 10 rs untH zoe sent Grant after il,
aud then It had 10 come. he has HeUer yet
been defeated, aud HsUsr isW b. He BW be
as great and SUCCESSFUL on he tsld Of politics
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15
Personal
Lost and Found

COG REWAHD.-LOST ON SUNDAY, JULY
DZO IA POCKETBOOK, near the corner Of
FOuFtssnth and BoundATy streets, oontAlning sun
Of money and certain papeflt valuable only TO ths
the owner. The hndor oan hlsp the mentJ, And will
wBi. H. BROWNE, attorney htlaW, I'll street, op'
poallo Patent Once, BlbSt
I osT- A ONE HyNPRKD PoLLAR RlLL,4
bgtSsen ID and X, Or on PsnnsJlvAniA avenue, near
EleJenth ltTeot WIN the hndsT retuJn TO this once
and receive liberal reward iIlc
TAKBN VI ERTRAY BY THE AETAOPOl :
4 ITAn pOlIUt, on the 4th Instant TWO Neo
which will be sold 10 tho highest oAth bladsF on
THURSDAY, 30th is.t1pi, A. 10 o'eloeh, a r. A.
ProVou At this o1Ss, No, ASA Louisiana avenue prior
81 order: GEORGE r. HHRRIOK,.
BltSt Property OleTk.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

Mr.. EDWARD A. POLLARD, the "dlsun-
guishsd Southern historian" has invited Mr..
Greeley to an old fashioned Virginia hand
dhaklnEn Rea1 no limo a $3.50. We hope
Mr. GnadIsyN sa1-epi. NJ. Greeley, with
tho M - ) iea ~ lrIt IN 1888, shaking
haullr PdIllfa nd the worst elements
~ = q i.iufate amy pcresS the line OF
would BE- an extremely Interesting and
aIamatlc spectacle.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15
THE CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST.

A few days ago VIC gave II as our opinion,
based on an extensive tour In tho West, that
Mr.. Greeleys nomination at Baltimore would
completely demoralze the Democratic party
II that section aud win over thousands OF
votes TO General Grant We predicted that
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Ohio, Michigan,
and other States would next November give
largely increased majorities over those In
1858 and In the more recent elections since
that date. Already we sec numerous signs
and indications TO convince us that the oh.
seryatious and information upon which our
opinion was founded are entirely accurate. and
that the electoral results in those states will
exceed our most sanruIne expectations.
The nominations at Baltimore on Thurs
day lat seem IN he the sIV,al for the mani
festation Of the dlsrust and dissatisfaction
which the Democratic rank and file feel All
through that section of country. sneclaI
dIspaiches To the Chicago papers NJ Fr,dav
Inform NJ mai ot N.SI.dn WI, III
sgued BY "a considerable number Of life.
long Democrats, who cannot stomach Mr..
Greeley, Is In circulation MadIson has
nearly always gone Democratic In STATE
elections, but there "a every reason TO belieys
that she will now, reyerse her verdict and
hello 10 swell the tTepty.fonr thop,npd ma.
iority by which Goyernor Wnshburpe in N,
last quberuatoriaI contest defeated NJ M.
little, the president Of The baltimore conren.
ton.
On the night Of the IItb Instant A Creole,
and Brown ratification meeting in KooknL
Iowa. WA attended by onIv Two hundred AM
afty people. "Wbep there was manifested nr
utter lack Of enthusiasm or Of svmpatbv In
the pro,eedings - notwithstanding tho a.,
that the gathering WA addrcs.cd h1 The, an,
thusIastlc Greeley man Fit Henry Warrrr
who p,cdged Iowa IN tho editor NJ tho 1,.iJ,,,,,,
n few weeks ago. Al Dubuoue in the ssm,
State, we are told that the .,old line Demo
crats of that section are IntepseIv dlsOustet
attbe result Al Baltimore aItboIvb maj no
suit Wa expected. Some of them will vot,
for General Grant and many will not vot,
AT an
In CbIcapo n, Thprsdav ri,h, I.s,
Grant Democratic camnaivn climb compo.e,
of one hundred and flty Democrats was or
RanIzed who pIcdve tbcnsalvss tbs, ,hsv vii
support President Grant in proferencc 1,
any other candidate for The Presidency. Tn,
president of the club offers TO bet and deposl
in am bank that NAV be named the ann a
five thousand dollars that General Grant vii
be reelected President At Olney. in IN
same State call for a GreeIeV and Brow,
ratification meeting. to which Democrats opl,
were invited, drew together only seyenty.Ay
persons. One Of the speakers said he dI,
not feel like hAlloolng for twelve years unit
now, aud asked that ali who felt like halloo
ing would rise and do so, when twelve aros
and choked out a small noise.
At Flora, ILL.,, we are told that there wa
glorious Greeley ratification meeting. W.
W. Stewart, three influential citizens and
two boys composed this great Greeley dc
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

CooL.-A siNteen-wcek-ol paper IN Wash
lugtOn says that 1t has bcon consistent in
Its devotion to the true Interests Of the Re-
publican party" There arc not fifteen Re-
publicans in Washington who are aware Of
Its existence,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

'THH PEOPLE Of he United States kHo'o
General GraRi-haUc kn0tOR all about him
since DoHeisoR and TioksJurgi R,ey do not
kHot0 his slanderrs and do not care 10 kHOtO
l.su.."-Horace Greeley,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15

virtue Of tyo writs Of dsri Oacia' Issued from The
Olerhe once ~ the suptsms uoprt ~ tbs Disirot Of
Colombia, 10 ne direotsd, sill sell AZ public tale
for cash In fronl Of tho Oonrl Houss door q aid
Di.,llot, on MONDAY, the 9th day ~ August, la
a. ~ O'Clock all defepdaota right, title, claim
and Interest IN and 70 north half Of square No. in
the city o. washlbgton, u. o. together with Al 4nd
augular The provemspls thereon, Hsz Cd and eyled
upan ~ the property Of Brook MhekAl, ir- sud will
b a1d n satisfy executions No Nos 6t and sil0 In
favor Of DAniel Hannah and william nchaIf,
ALHN. SHARP,
bt5.dAds u. \, MAuhh u. ..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-15
Auction Sales.
SITEp sFATEs nARsaAL,s sALF.

IN virtus Of 4 wit Of Gri yasfas Issued from the
glsrh. once ~ ths kupfee Cogrt q the District o.
Oolumhi. and 70 me directed, will sell A. puhlio
sslefor cash rout q The Court Houss door % said
Distrlot on MONDAY, The 9th day gi August, lsl9,
lsfela, aud Interest 10 and 10 Lot No T. IN iduhre
No p3i, 10 trs CITY Of WashinHton, ID. o., tqgvtheT
with an aud rinHular the improvements thereon,
lsited snd levied upon the property OF HeuTy o.
Nermiilisn and will DO sold 20 sAtiaJ execution No.
p,20l In favor Of Robert NJ johnson against Thomas
ALKN, SHARP,
t,tkdAda III III MArshai ID q,