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GLADSTONE opposes England protectorate
over Asiahc Turkey, saying that its could
hardly end otherwise than in total destrpc-
ton of the Turkish power and its disappearS
ance from the face of the earth.
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Pope Leo Hi in Body and Distressed in
Mind.

LONDON, May 31.-A dispatch from Rome
says the pope is ill in body and distressed in
mind by the plots and cabals designed to re
sist the reforms he proposes. 1t is reported
that he manifests disposition to abdicate
Cardinal Franchi is doing his utmost to check
the Vaccinations of the Jesuits; the latter
ON the other hand, are striving to secure Car
dinal Franchi's downfall.
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Killed her Daughter ard Committed
Suicide.

ST. LOUIS, May 31.-A widow lady named
Thompson, about fifty years old, highly con-
nected and respected, killed her daughter
Nethe, abolt sixteen years old, with a razor
while she (Nettie) was asleep, at Springfield,
her own throat. temporary insanity, &C.
casioned by sickness, is assigned as the cause
of the act
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MEMPHIS. TENN, June l, 1878.
TTNHE firm of Guy Mcclellan d Co. is this day dis
Il solved. W. W. Guy will have charge of the
sets and wind up the business and Is authorized to
sign the firm name In liquidation All balances due
by us will be placed to the credit of the parties
the books of The new firm, set forth below and
are subject to sight draft ". W. GUY.
j. II. MCCLELLAN.
II G. PARKS
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Mime. PapDenheim Harrassed by Cred
itOrs.

New YORK, May 3l.-The counsel fo1
Nine. PappenheIm explains the absence Of
the lady from her benefit concert, last even
ing. by saying that she has been influenced
by her husband He Is exceedingly nervous,
and has been very much annoyed by several
creditors to whom his wife was indebted in
copartnershlp. They have harrassed him by
urging the payment of their claims at all
times and places. Nine Pappenheim Is be-
lieved to have sailed for Europe from Boston
Yesterday
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wEATmEK INDICATIONS.

WAX DEPr.. OFEIcK Gu. SIG. OFFICE, [
WASHINGTON, June /, l am.
For Tennessee and the Ohio rd!ley, gen.
orally lorcey pressure. stationary TO rising
temperature, east 10 south reiHds. cloudy or
partly cloudy heather, foliolced ia ieesteyn
IlOrfion bY rain arenS.
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. THE New York syndicate yesterday after
noon took from the treasury the remaining
fifteen million Of four and-a-half per cent
bonds, which completes the fifty millions bar
gained for on the eleventh of April.
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DeGdwOOd Items.

DEADwooD, ID. T., May 3l.-About eleven
O'Clock yesterday morning "a mass of rock,
weighing nearly one hundred tons, fell from
the roof of tunnel in the Recacho mine,
burying and instantly killing Joseph De-
Long. a miner, who was working in the tun-
mel. His fellowworkmen, after two hours
hard work, recovered the remains. crushed
and maugled almost beyond recognition,
A company of stampeders, about two hun
bred in number, well armed and provisioned
for two months, will start from this vicinity,
either tomorrow or Sunday, for Little Mis-
souri, river. where it has been reported for
some time that rich mining country exists.
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Marine InteIIIsenee..

PoRr EADs, May .-Sailed-Steamer
Persia, for Liverpool. No arrivals.
New YORK, May 3l.-AuiYed-S Steamers
Oder, from Bremen, and Celtic, from Liver
pool.
LONDON, May 3l.-Steamships Pembroke,
Bohemian and Marathon, from Boston; Cali
fornian, from Baltimore; Thames, from Mon
treal, and J. A. Schalter, from New York.
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His Neck was Broken and he Died
Easily.

MILFORD, VA, May 3I.-Ihe execution OF
VIM. IL. Robinson, colored, for the murder
of Eliza Ray, cOlored, two years ago, took
place at Bowling Green to day in the pres
ence of four hundred persons He admon-
ished his hearers to beware of evil company
which he was to met his God. At twelve
o'clock the cap was drawn over his face and
the unfortunate man was launched into eter-
nifty. He died easily, his neck beng broken
nv the fall
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The senate yester day deferred action on the
house amendment to the resolution fixing the
day Of adjournment On the seventeenth OF
June. =, 80 - 81
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Nof1@e-

A LII the gentlemen who have been appointed on
~ the various committees in regard to unwilling
the Confederate Monument, are requested to meet
promptly at pm. THIS DAY, at Office of Smith d
Collier, No. 275 Main street
g. V. RAMBAUT, Chairman.
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COUNT ScHoUvALoFF expresses the opin-
ion that tine probabilities of war between
England and Russia have ceased to exist.
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CLOSING RArEs

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: liverpool cot
ton, S-16d. Memphis cotton, 10 7-se. Neso
Orleans cotton. lie. Neac York cotton, II
,3-f6e Neic York gold. IOT.
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The State medical society of Pennsylvania
met at iittsburg yesterday. Av
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The eighth annual session Of the general
convention of the New Jerusalem church of
the United States met IN Boston yesterday.
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A CONFLICT is imminent between the
Turks and insurgents in Crete.
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JUST PUBLISHED.

carefully revised Treatise on Catarrh with an ac-
curate description Of symptoms and Sympathetic d.s
together with minute directions for eectin
with SAM ORD'S RADICAL CURE a speedy and perna-
nent cure Also observations diet and the general
health of vast importance to all afflicted with catarrh
IL is wrapped about each bottle of the RADICAL CURE
will be mailed free on receipt of stamp.
Each paclcage OF SASFoRD's RADICAL, CURE contafns
DR.. Suf0rd's Improved Inhaling Tube with direc-
tons in all Price, 81 Sold by all Whole
sale and retail druggists throughout the United STATED
and Canada WEEKS q POTTER, General Agents
and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, lass.
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New Engines

WE have control of two bran-new Engines on
Wv wheels, each capable of running two SO-saw
gins We wish to ind reliable parties In good lO2a-
tons who car furnish Clubhouse and g!n-machineTy,
with whom we can arrange to Iun the ginning bust
less, on shares, during the coming season. Ad-
dress, Till August LIST, BOYD BROS
care Messrs. J. c. Johnson & Co. No. 4 Conrt st
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COpartnership.

INHE undersigned have this day formed a copart-
L nerShtp under the firm name and style of Guy,
billiard Coffin. and will transact Cotton Factorage
and Wholesale Grocery Business at the old stand of
Guy, Mcclellan d Co., 260 and 1852 Front street. and
solicit that liberal share of business for which their
thanks are due to former patrons.
lSgnedl W. W. GUY.
JNO. W. DlLLARD.
r l. COFFIN
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TNHE officers and members of Mem ,,,s.,,.,
L phis Degree Lodge No. 3, l. o. o.
F., are requested to meet at their hall 7zEsS9
this SATURDAY. evening, June LIST, |SS5FHfSS>
at O'Clock, for work in the degrees. All transient
brothers are fraternally invited.
By order WIN. HENRY, Degree Master
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Deutsches Casino +!
Dissolution.

HEUTE ABEND BIER COMMERS, FREI MACH
LII Schiller. ALE Mltglieder muessen erscheinen.
DER VORSTAND
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Dissolution.

MEMPHIS, TENN. June l, 1878.
THE firm of billiard & Coffin is this day dissolved
L Either party Is authorized to sign the firm name
In liquidation. All balances due by us will be placed
to the credit of the parties the books of
association, as below set forth and subject to
sight draft. JNO W. DILLARD,
r L COFFIN
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NOTICE.

TNHE MEMPHIS BUILDING AND SAVINGS AS
L ISOLATION holds its monthly meetina MONDAY,
June B. 1878, at 7Is M at 291 Main street. to re-
cetve dues and loan out the moneys on hand. New
series open," on which money can be borrowed at
once to buy % homes" q. II. JUDAH, Pres't.
S. STURM Secretary
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OBsEuvArIoNs xEEsTnOAY.

WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE u. 3. ARMY,
EKIDAN. NAV II LIZ Id OK % m [
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CATARR
Catarrh of the Nasal Cavities, Acute,
Chronic, and UIceratiye, Hay Fever,
or Rose Catarrh, Catarrh Of the Eye
and Ear and Catarrh Of the Throat.
SAHF0RD'S RADIGAL. CURE,

OATARRH IS n disease Of the mucous membrane.
" Temperaments AID constitutions vary IT'S severity
q succession OF colds nom sudden change OF stmos
phere. wearing wet clothing exposure inceme
satl.ssIs huI eoIoShl9 Cnliieu When the
digestive organs are IN morbid or inactive condition
and the strength and vital forces exhausted The
ease may arise from ascrofuous condition of the blood
from Scarlet Fever Measles and Dfphtherfa in which
cases the eye and generally involved and dis
charge quantities or matter. The discharges from
the distinctive feature in all Catarrhal cases rom
whatever Thin and
so acid as to cause redness and excoraton
with which they come In contact, thick and yellow
white Of an egg. There may be lack secre
ton the surfaces beng dry ana feveris the face front
If e was enciroled by tight unv Gliding band This
latter phase is called Dry Catarr The ree mattery
thickened rendering breathing through the nose diI
cult or impossible. and the sufferer Il necessary
70 breathe Tue mouth tlerC Dy perT ting cold
All % pass directly TO the bronchial tubes Id lungs
The 5ttar passing down the throat creates constanr
desire TO hawk and e-pcrtorate TO throw f. Cd: but
passing vely down from The ana throat the ru-
Gus becomes hard and forms into scabs incrstaiions
and hard Jumps, which adhere firmly to lie nasal
and throat TO require persistent efforts
20 disodse them. Tho eye in sympathy becomes In
famed, red, weak, and watcry or In the morning the
creted in or less quantity The also becomes
seriously affected dschargng Quantities OF matter
ending frequently in Inflammation, ulcerstion, and
finally DEAFNESS. The throat, brouchf NJ tubes, lung
trGtol OF the nervous system superadded such AZ
feCtton5 become alarming.
briefsurvey this most serious disease al
who ere ahlcted with tito make eedy preparation for
its tro nent before il becomes chronic Tho Rdvan-
tages offered b SAs5EORD'S RADICAL CURE conf
Every step In It's preparation, every line IN the
tions, mara as Rsctentc remedy, calculated 10 meet
every phase the disease The numerous testimonials
nom best people in the United Stafe attest the
sstesr in which it T. held by th9ss who hsvs been
lC ma Si.lll Isl o,-ia s.lNi ted
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WASHINGTON, May 31.-Subscriptions to
the four per cent loan to-day, $182, 500.
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SEVENTH DISPATCH.

LONDON, May 31.-The latest Lloyds tele
gram gives the total of saved as twenty thre
officers and one hundred and sixty men.
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LoFDoN. May 3l.-The German iron clad
Grosser Kurfuerst was sunk by collision with
another iron-clad this morning. The disas-
ter occurred in the British channel, near Do
ver.a It is feared that over four hundred lives
were Inst
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-28
GARBAGE NECK.

This beautiful Neck Is situated just i've miles
snuli-ns, at Wellington. and eight mica south
west Of Lexington, and Is said Iossvh-es the
uouri-i.ing elements 10 grow any produce the
climate permits.
notwithstanding tn" drought, we understand,
that there Will be consiierabl. wheat sown IN
this neisihorhood- The energetic farmers
being unable to break stubble-Iani have pushed
into their corn fields. cut up the corn and are
now sowing the ground IN wheat.
The corn crop In Cabbage Neck Will be u little
short tins season; but cabbage never grew
| larger, swc-t-potatoeS sw,et-r nor did onions
ever smcll stronger.
Their. is considerable sickn.ss In this neigh
horhooi Mt this time-chiiIs and fever.
Rev. MIR. smith will preach ut the Shotwell
school house tonight. Mr.. Smith has recently
returned from Texas. where he has been making
his home Tor some time. The good people oithis
nright"rtiood will be glad to see him once more
in their midst.
Gu. Young friend Walter Martin Was seen In
| this urighbortuui on last sunday. We supposed
he WAS hunting Tor some one 10 take to The fair.
". think he c Uuld not have dome better else
where.
on last Saturday evening. we chancrd TO heal
that there was to be ii democratic and green
back speaking ut the Barker school; We ri one,
scale / the "utsiIe OF II three minute nag and wer'
soon on til. grounds. but only to meet disaI'
porntm.nt. The crowd consisted almost EN-
tircly OF speakers and no hearers, consequently
they adjourned To meet four weeks hence.
OF all vegetables deadbeats are tbs most dis
gushing. .
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to their homes, when all scattered. Never have
We had the pleasure OF spending n day with u
more we'll behaved and peaceable congregation.
All was crowned with perfect order and the
g%entllity, loneliness and docilIty Of childhood.
Tire pupils return many kind wishes to every
parent ami friend who honorcd thsm with their
prcsenc. and interests. And. above nil. they
beg to return many thanks to their kind
anu laborlous superintendent Tor his many
prayers and cheering efforts in the their behalf.
At,rntiyely has he met them from sabbath to
Sabbath, and selected from the sacred volume
those beautiful truths, which call each from the
pursuits of worldly labor to garner up those
more high and enduring treasures, which eye
has never seen but, which. II u man lay up.
neither moth nor rust can corrupt, nor thieves
break through and steal. And though the school
has closed. anu they are n scattered band. yet
each feels assured that lie has made every rea-
sonublc effort to brighten the lamp that points
each 10 the temple OF bliss and the chaplet that
/. weaving Tor each youthful brow. u.
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Religious.

Regular services at the Episcopal church TO-
morrow morning and afternoon.
Rev. Geo. W. Smith will preach at the Baptist
church, at Gr.enton, to-morrow-
Rev. John ASKING will preach tomorrow ut
the usual hour at the German Methodist church
in this city.
Rev. Geo. l.. Leyburn will preach at the Pres
byterian church IN this city Tomorrow morning
and evening.
There will be preaching ut the Baptist church,
in this CITY. Tomorrow morning and evening
at the usual hours.
There will be no preaching ut the Methodist
church Tomorrow, Rev. NJ. u. Williams being
absent Ut conference.
| There will be no services ut the EPiscopa
church Tomorrow. Rev. j. w. Dunn beint
absent nj convention.
During the absence of Elder Hughes there
will lie no preaching ut the Christian church
TN. regular services will be held, however
every sunday morning.
a letter has been received from Elder Hughe
In which he announces that he Will be back HON
and Will preach ut the Christian church. In TIL
city sunday, October 9Th.
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St. Louis Republican,: 1t IS turning
uut as the Republican expected In the
matter of the g%reenback movement this
wear. A careful review of the prospects
in all the congressional districts convin-
ces the resident members OF the demo-
cratic congressional committee at Wash
iugton that the republicans will be most
hurt. Tho democrats will have the
next house beyond a doubt. and the
g~reenback movement will cost the repub
| licans several districts which tho demo
Gratis could not hope to carry under any
| circumstances. They will lost
three or tour in Now England. and som
in New York and Pennsylvania. beside
4 number more in tho western state!
| through this cause.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI
LAFAYETTE COUNTY,
In the Circuit court Of said county, August term,
ISIS, Sth day-August 18th, ISIS.
Carl Spenglei and John Spengler,
vs.. Attachment.
John Dob on.
Two the said John DobsOn: You are hereby
i notified that said plaintiffs have commenced
u suit against you IN said court by petition and
attachment. the object and general nature OF
which Is 10 obtain u Judgment against you upon
an account Tor the siim OF nincty-nlne and
seven:y-uve one hun'tredths GO .3-1O0) dollars
with SIX tl per cent. interest from January
I'd, 1873
And you are further notified that your prop
erts has been attached, anu unless you appear
AT the next term of said court, TO be holden at
the courthouse. In the city OF Lexington. on the
2i tay Di December next, and on or before the
sixth day thereof, If the term shall SO long con-
tinus. and II not. then before The end of the
term and answer said petition, the same will
be taken Ms confessed.
1t Is further ordered that u copy hereof b. pub
llahed IN The Lexington Weekly Intrllisencer, u
newspaper published in the said couuty of La
fayette, for four weeks successfully, the last in
s-rfion I" he al least tour weeks before the COM
menc-ment oil the next term of this court.
a true copy. Attest:
s~ept2s-5t FRANK RIGG, Clerk,
j. ). BLACKWELL, Attorney Tor plaintiff.
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The Old Mems Club meets to-day, at tho

The Old Mems Club meets to-day, at tho
residence of Mr.. George HouX.
Messrs. John S. Blackwell und Alexander
Graves Will speak at Waverly. next Monday
evening.
Col. kathbun having gone TO Kansas Cry
on business, his speech, which was TO have
been delivered at the courthouse this eve
ming, has been postponed.
In an ARRAY at Page City, last SATURDAY,
Robert Day cut Charles Reynolds quite Sc
vereiy with u knife. Day Is IN Jail, awaiting
q preliminary examination.
Mr.. W. i. Shaw was arrested In this city,
last Thursday, on a charge of having a sto-
len horse in his possession. or course MIR.
S. WAS innocent of the horse ever having
been stolen. lie had borrowed him from II
friend. A little while after the sheriff had
gone through the form OF making an arrest,
the horse ran away with MIR. Shaw's buggy,
from nesr the City Hotel. all the way to
LOOMS store, aud very singularly, withou,
doing any damage.
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ADMINISTRATIVE SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an
IN order Of the Probate court OF Lafayette
county, Mo, male at the August term, ISIS,
thereof, l. Elizabeth Staley, administratrix of
the estate ofJohn Staley, deceased, will, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER iru, a. d, 1873,
at the courthouse door. in the city of Lexington,
county OF l-atay cite and state of Missouri, and
during the session of the county court Of said
county Of Lafayette, sell ut public auction, tor
cash, the following described lands belonging
10 said estate, tO-wit: All OF the south east
acres taken of OF the north end, and then three
~ acres taken Of Of the east side, except that
said three t3) acres only runs to within about
one hundred and tlity $50 links of she south
line of said quarter section. and containing
thirty-iivs C5) acres. Also nine and one-halt
9h) acres taken Oh of the south end OF twenty
t.Di acres taken OF of the east side of the west
half OF the northwest quarter; also about three
t3) acres taken OF OF the south end Of the SOUTH
west quarter OF the north east quarter, alter
taking two ~ acres of of the east side OF the
same; also six t6) acres taken Of OF the north
end OF the west half oil the southeast quarter;
also thlrty-tour t34) acres taken on of the north
in section nine t9. township forty-nin. iis,,
range tweniy-six t2G) also thirty-hve 1851 acres,
in same section, township and range, bounded
As follows: beginning AT u point seven "a poles
and ten (l6l links north OF d. Y. Bears corner,
which Is tour ~ poles west Of the southeast
corner of the southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section nine t0, township forty-nine
eight tSl poles and seven - links to ID. T..
Bears corner to Il stake; thence wcet eighty two
tS.) poles to a stake, thence south siNty-eight
t6sj poles AMI seven CO links to u stake, thence
east eightS-two tS2l poles TO tn. beginning.
ELIZABETH STALEY.
Spptls-fH Atmint.frafriv
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i~o-Sear-oiu foiaho-Ihina oosf' hu8aeo
haS ""u'S ''"eA'
'ohS W. "AbpELL' OF LEXINGTON.
Lofd chancellor. i2-monshs-oid berkshire
boar by imported Lord Chancellor. dam Lady
Liverpool ny imported Knight OF the Lodge
III ii"'e7'' pefhhhire BOW, py biacK
fFih'o' ny iihPofte" fflntess MARY, dafh I'M
ported Baroness by Sir dorchester Cardiff OF
eiN'"'i Il 'iiooths oiu' "e'Bhs
4o5 ponhoS' anu Is a beauty
frihcens Louisa S-m"hth'-oiu berkshire SOW,
same pedigree us Flemish Princess.
one. tiiree-ihohtis pig out OF Flemish frtn-
cess, oY Lori Chancellor and three, three
hlohthS pigs "ut Oh Lady Liverpool. by BLACK
Prince.
Black Prince, Berkshire boar. 2-years and
6-inontis-old. weighs JD pounds. by Black
Prince, oy imported Crown Prince; dam ih-
ported Princess Mary. by Flemish Prince, from
Queen Flctorin's pen.
Baroness. Berkshire SOW .3-years and l-nonth-
old. weighs nearly 500 pounds. by Sir Dorches-
ter Cardiff. Of berkshire. England; dam Baro-
ness OF same place; with three beautiful pigs
by Lord Chancellor.
Al. HALL. OF LsxiSGroS.
Warwick and Joe Bowers. Berkshire b"ars,
%.monti,s old. by Joe Meyers. he by Black
Prince, out OF Harry Clay Princess.
Two. twr-months-oii Berkshire sows. same
strain OF blood.
T. 4. CAMPBEL.L, OF LAFAYETTE COUNTY
Jack Wadheii, G-months- old berkshire bosr.
by Joe Meyers. dam by Grimes Prince, second
dam by Bob Lee.
Al. Hall. full brother To Jack Wadds!l
NV" SOW pigs fun sistern 10 Jack Waddeli and
Al Hall.
Sos. II. SILVER OF LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
10 HOOK. 2-yenr-oio foiana-Chiha boAr-
fi"shes Ray c"uhty s'oeh'
'hiAk' 3 3'SkhAhf, or LEXINGTON.
btcA' ny o'he'io' age" berh7hife' 'he sweep