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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-21

A telegram has been received by the
government of Spain, stating that Don
Carlos has disappeared from France
and has entered the province Of Navarro.
On nearing the frontiers he was holly
pursued by the French police.
The International Convention of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at
Portland, Me-, closed it's session on
Saturday A movement tow ards edu--
eating colored clergymen to preach the
Word to the colored people in the
South was inaugurated and a large
amount was subscribed to further it on
the spot. The Convention will next
meet at Indianapolis,
Omaha reports say that Gen. Cars
recent Indian victory is more complete
than was at first stated. -Four hundred
horses and mules, large quantity of
powder, five tons of dried buffalo, and
nine hundred dollars were captured
The money was given to Mrs. Weizel, a
white woman, who was recaptured.
his was the same body of Indians that
fought Forsyth last year,
A New York contemporary says :
"The age of flowers, like the age of
chivalry, is past. The practice of
bombarding brazen blondes with burly
bouquets, invariably aimed at an in
judicious moment, is quite as absurd as
the ridiculous fitting of two incoming
knights in the bloodless lists of a Vir-
ginia tournament.
Rev, Mr.. Mitchell, Methodist cler-
gyman of Chittenango, N. Y, 1t is al
legged recently forged a draft on the
Fourth National Bank in New York for
SIS, 900, payable to another clergyman
named Greenleaf Mitchell looks so
much like Greenleaf that Mr.. Carleton,
the publisher, identified him to the
satisfaction of the bank officials as
Greeneaf and he drew the money,
His resemblance to Greenleaf, however,
finally caused his detection, and, after
restoring $4,000 of the money, be dis
appeared.
The Columbia Typographical Union
In Washington has decided to amend it's
constitution SO that the Con gressional
printer may increase the number of bis
apprentices, and to postpone the case
CT Douglass, the colored applicant for
membership, until the next stated meet
ing in January.
Later advices from Paraguay state
that the allied army, after their victory
advanced on Villa RIGA and now COM
mand all the approaches to that place
The Consuls of France and Italy have
been declared deserters by Lopez.
Secretary Boutwell, has peremptorily
refused to give Dir. Mary Walker place
in the Treasury Department. Auditor
Clark and Gen. Spinner were willing to
take the Doctor in on trial, but Mr..
Boutwell, was of the opinion that she
could do better outside of his depart
ment.
The resources and liabilities of the
North Carolina National Banks on the
18th of June were $2,692,OO0; capital
stock, So, 100000; specie, $4,000, and
legal tender notes 1884, 900.
The venerable and philanthropic MIR.
Peabody made short and appropriate
address at the dedication of the Peabody
Institute at Danyers, Mass, of which
he has been munifcent benefactoI
He appeared to be quite feeble and his
health is declining.
The Wing states by authority, tbat
the July interest on the State debt will
not be paid before January next-and
it has not been arranged as yet to pay it
even then.
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BsA. There is On exhibition at Leg
ington, Va, a handsome portrait Of
General Washington, when about thir-
ty years of age, taken when in full uni
form, also portrait of Mrs. Martha
Washington, copied from a portrait
taken when she was young, both from
portraits now in possession of the
Washington family, also a photograph
of Gen Lee and Mrs. Gen. Lee. in
colors, taken when young. These
paintings are by Mrs. Gen. Lee, and
are all pronounced excellent likenesses
They are for sale at 800 each, the
proceeds to be applied for the benefit
of the Episcopal church in Lexington,
Va.
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Rsg@ The Chicago Tribune favors the
introduction of Chinese as fast as posi- :
BILE. Among other reasons it gives the
following The Chinese are generally
reputed to be the best house servants
in the world. The contractors for
Chinese labor at San Francisco can
furnish them at from SIS to So per
month, At present we are paying
from $40 to $12 for servants who
are frequently incompetent and I'M
teachable, and always independent, in
different and wasteful.
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@ IT "a r "a NJ It I N Il
IN O r I C. e !

/, GA and after the 10Th, instant, ali
vessels arriving at this port nom ports to
the south ward OF Cape Fear river, n. u,
wi be required to heave 10 at the guar
anime Station near Buoy No. z, opposite
C,raneg Island, and there await the ln-
snecti0n am oruers oil the Health otf3e er.
2, Ali vessels from ports known . 70
infecled with yellow Fever, Cholera or
other Epidemic Diseases, but hav1ng had
no cast, during The voyage, VIII pc quar-
antiued ten days and thoroughly luInlSal-
Ell under direction of the ii eaith officer.
Z. Vessels arriving having had lnlec-
tious or contagious diseases on boaro
dnriug The voyage viii be quarantin, c
until len days after the disappearance o;
tn last case, and thoroughly tumlgalec
1nder the direction of the heaith nicer
4 Vessels arriving from Injected pofls
throuun Inc AIDemarle and chesapeake
Canal. Wlll be subject 20 the same rules
ana VIII await Inspection and orders Oh
the HealLn officer AT or near Burton
Point. ..,, III. st,o,o
DaSsinp Yes> els will moi pc alioW6u CA
r4nL Nv permissiou of he Health oheel
4 Masters OF vessels and PllOts II
ehisrpr. aad tiaroor Masters, Will be b cid
RESPONSIBLE tor any violation OF the above
regulations.
BY oruer of the Board OF Health
E. D. GRANlER, M. D.
Health officer.
NoREoL1, VA, June Ist, 1862 jel2'tf
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DOR WASHlNGTON& GEORGE
J. TOWN. ID. q.
GOLDEN REMEDIES.


Ask for no other, take no other, ana
you win save time, health. and money.
81, QUO Reward for any class OF disease in
any stage h1ch they fail to cure.
Or. Richau's Golden Balsam No cures
Ulcers, liberated Sore Throat and Mouth
Sore Eyes, Cutaneous or Skin Eruptions,
Copper cOlored BlotcheS, Soreness of the
Scalp, Scrofula, dc; is the greatest Rem
ovator, Alternative and Blood Purifier
known, removes all disease from the sys-
tenn, and leaves the blood pure and
healthy.
DIR. Richau's Golden Balsam No cures
Mercurial Affections, rheumatism in all
It's forms, whether from mercury or other
causes; gives immediate relief in all
cases. No dieting necessary. have thou
sands OF testimonials proving the mirac-
ulous cures effected by these remes les,
Price OF either No or No vs. per bottle,
or bottles for SO.
DR. Richau's Golden Antidote, a safe.
speedy, pleasant and radical cure for ali
Urinary arrangements, accompanied
with full directions. Price 80 per bottle.
DIR. Richau's Golden Elixir glamour, q
radical cure for Nervous or General De-
oiIity, in old or young; 1mparting ener-
gy with wonderful effect. Price S5 per
bottle or 2 bottles for SO.
On receipt OF price, these remedies will
be shipped to any place. Prompt atten-
t1on paid TO all correspondence. None
genuine without the name of "DR. RI
CHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES, d B RICH
ARDS, sole proprietor, blown in glass of
bottles. Address
DIR d B RICHARDS,
No 22S Varick street, New York.
Office hours a m to 81 M. Giro ulars sen
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CERTIFICATES OF CONSER-
VATISM.

Certificates are issued by the Conser-
vative Party of Campbell county and
Lynchburg to those colored persons who
are known to have voted the Conserva-
tive ticket. They are neatly printed in
gold with handsome border, on fine
white paper, and are signed by the
proper officer Of the district in which
the vote was cast. They read: Let
there be no strife, pray thee, between
thee and me.-Gen. XIII: 8,
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a<a- There have been added recent,

as@. There have been added recently
to the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
ten elegant locomotives and q large
number of freight cars, which insure
Immediate transportation to shipments
by that line The whole consolidated
limo is in splendid order, and every ar
rangement is complete to insure an &C
tive and prosperous trade for our eastern
cities with a section of country with
which we so much desire daily inter-
course.
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asg- The New York Times says that
" By the Republican press generally,
the result of the Virginia contest is in
terpreted fairly and practically" des-
pite the fact that " the sheet which
echoes the modification of Mr.. Wells,
at Richmond, labors hard to misrepre-
sent the causes and consequences of his
defeat" Tbs Times might have added
that it " echoes the modification" of its
defeated editor, who, if he had been
elected to Congress, as he desired to be,
would have been content to see Virginia
admitted TO the Union Immediately,
even without Wells as its Governor.
But he lost that seat in Congress, with
the salary of ten thousand dollars, and
all the etceteras; and straightway ar
rays himself against reconstruction.
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TOE COLD SODA w TER.

We have improved our apparai us for
making this Refreshing Summer Drink
have Prepared or Bought Choice Fruit
Syrups, ard our customers have pro-
nounced il to ba as cold and refreshing
as 1t can be.
Our Vichy, & Kissingen are as excellent
as they can be produced.
Our Excelsior Saratoga Is received
weekly from the Saratoga Springs, in
New York.
We also keep in bottles Saratoga. Rock
bridge Alum, White sulphur. Healing
Springs, Allegheny, Get ysburg, Mlssis-
quot Magnolia. ST. Catharine's, imported
Vichy q Smiths kissingen Waters, All
the above being close cash articles we
have to sell in same manner.
All for sale at our new store.
Nj. A, h q. A. SANTOS
iu2O IL Atlantic Block
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{ ROLL OF HONOR.
Here a cut of clasped hands.)

=" The bearer hereof, ---,a Con-
sentative voter on the eth Of July,
1869, is entitled to this evidence of
friendship and good will borne him by
the Conservatives of District No. -,
Campbell county, Virginia, and is here
by commended to the sympathy and
kind offices Of the good people of Vir-
ginia wherever his lot may be cast.
Let every colored person who voted
with us get one of these certificates, have
it neatly framed and hung up in his
place of business, or at home, that the
fact of his having SO identified himself
with the good people of the State may
be "known and read of all men. Z"
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GTATE OF FLORIDA FIRST
- JUDICIAL CIRCUIT JACKSON
COUNTY AFTER SPRING TERM
1869.

GTATi1 OF FLORIDA FIRST
y JUDICIAL CIRCUIT JACKSON
COUNTY AFTER SPRING TERM
1869.
Samuel Schiller & Neph-)
ews and Jas. II. Odeem
ct al, Creditors Bill
vs. for an &C.
John R. Ktlby, Trustee, count and
and William ID. Barnes general re-
as Administrator of lief.
John ID. Myrtck, deceas-
ed
In obedience to q decree made by His
Honor Homer G PIantz, Judge In this
cause on the 10th day OF June, 1869. Won
ana each of you, land your representatives,
WIS David A Barnes Tor Miss Kimberly
= ID Brett In his own right or as assignee,
WWeorg ien w Neal lanes mes Magett guardian
Samuel h Boram, Wilkins 81 Hough j nj
Freeman. Hamburger q Bros, Il Nj Dunn
q Co, M A q G A santos, @ Schwarzkopf.
81 pe sda N Nortolk d Pay Book. George
Adams, u + Leonard, Robertson Il Ltnn.
Burrus, Rogers d Langley, Uriah Waugh.
an in his ovid right or as assignee, BelVer
Sears, Berkeley, The American Tele-
Baker. Bloodgood q Co. Seldner & CO,
Thos W Corprew, John Il Todd, Stewart
& Dey, Salomonski & Co, Enoch Capps,
Peter HUI !, Hill q spores, Taylor, Mar
il
Harrell, John T Luter, the Exchange Ma
tional Bank of Norfolk, Julian Picot.
Thomas N Myrick, Burruss, Harrison s.
Co, Vim Boggs q co, Thomas r keardon,
Joshua III King. Jas Kehoe, s d WInburn,
A P Hines, Wm DENLY, Ro 8 Parker, b +
rebault, Norfolk Virgin1an, ] Capehart.
John WSouthall, Caroline Il Stephens. n
W Mills, Victor Nottingham and
William Southgate, creditors of John
d Myrick, l,amed in O. De- d of Trust ex-
ecu ed by thesaid John D Myrick October
9th, 1866, to John r KilDy as Trustee for
your benefit. You are required to file
and prove before me your debts. secured
by said trust deed on or before the FIRST
Monday in November, 1860, at my Office
in Marianne. Florida. The proof must
DO made fully
J. III. f. ERWIN,
Special Master Ia Chancery.
MCCLELLAN II MCLEAN,
Soils Tor Com pits. the Creditors
fju2l-4m1
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DROPOSALS FOR RATIONS FOR
WOOD FOR AIMS HOUSE

PROPOSALS. FOR RATIoN5 FOR
WOOD FOR AIMS HOUSE
NORFOLK, June oath, 1859.
Sealed proposals will be received al the
Office OF the City Register until u O'Clock
M, on Friday, july 23rd, 1865, for fur
nishing Rations and Wood 1or the Aims
House, (subject to the Inspection of the
KeeperD as may be called for, for one
year from The 25rd day Of Ju y, 1869.
SCALE OF RATIoN For EACH INNATE:
"a lib corn meal,
"A " Flour,
o3 bsef or 81 70 s soap q Ivy rams
MOI herring orr 80" candles +" :.
ID ID salt fish, ! 5gal vinegar -
"a gill moiasses 70 Id lard
"a Oz coffee,
u - sugar.
Hospital Rations as follows, for every
two SICK Inmates, the Rations shall con-
sist of
Id of butter cracker, or
~ y" " good flour, J
Chicken TO every three or
l doz eggs, or
Ia 10 fresh beef,
OF coffee,
q OF tea,
80 OF sugar,
3 OF butter,
Separate bids must be made as follows
Per ration for Healthy Inmates.
:" Two SICK -
" cord Q4S cubic # seasoned hard
wood,
&" cord il25 cutie IT, .edaoued split
pine.
Ihs Committee reserves Tie ght TO re-
CT any or all bias they may deem exor-
liant
Nc bids considered unIess coming from
Licensed Dealers.
Bidders will be required 10 enter into
bonds for the faithful performance of the
contract
LEWIS W. WEBB, G. A.H.C.C.
je25-tf IL. @. PERCY, 9. A. ii. s. @.
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Weighing only eleven unnees and shoot
ing with great accuracy and power from
80 TO Ito yards II can bo loaded and
fired five times a minute, and Is very
convenient for immediate use in the
field. It Is also a beautiful littl piece for
amusement or target practice and not
expensive, jus
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COR SALE.-THE DEsIRA BILE STORE
T. and Dwelling at the s E corner OF
Brewer and Queen streets.
W. IS. FORREST;
JULIA Real Estate Agent,
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NOTICE to HOLDERS of JUNE
CERTIFICATES.

gsHE Norfolk CITY Certificates ana in-
terest thereon, due in June, 1859, are
now being paid, on presentation, at the
inHi,ed to Surrender Ihem atan early day
as the interest ceases on the lst June Inst.
E. PENDLETON, Register.
lat 1870
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New Advertisements.
TT TEMPLARS.

IL MIGHT TEMP LARS.
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION TO
tHE CAPES,
This "wednesday Evening, July
21st, 1869,
STEAMER N. z. BANKS,
Captain P. MoCARRICK,
VIII leave Norfolk at o'clock p IN. .,
touching al Portsmouth going and return
ing.
The Norfolk Glee Club have kindly
volunteered their services.
=, good Brass and Cotillton Band has
been engaged for TIT occasion.
The Managers have spared no pains to
make this the Excursion of the Season.
! Tickets for sale at Bealty's, z Hofheim-
er's, F A Karn's, M Freeman's, F
Greenwoods and Fl Jordan's, and the
following committee
s. z. Moore, VIM. L. Petit,
H. Armstrong, II. Turner,
W. H Chapman, K. Cook.
| jul-lt
| NORFOK SEED STORE,
No, 10 Wide Water street.
New Crop Reliable
Il U R N IP EEDI
, just received
White Flat strap Leaf Turnip,
| Red Top (" ="
Large White Norfolk
Globe 8
Yellow Aberdeen
Improved Purple Top Yellow Ruta-
! Baga.
Price-$1.00 per pound 10 cents per
/ ounce.
Mailed to any address, free OF postage,
on receipt of the price.
A idress
JNO. j. WOODHOUSE,
| ju2l-lm Scotsman, Norfolk, Va.
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IERVANTs WANTMD.

A good and faithful COOK, and eom-
neteSt INNING ROOM SERVANT can
San ind employment by applying at l3l
EAsr MAIN ST.. GOOD references will be
required as TO character and competence
FOR TN q dutieS required. JelL
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NEWS ITEMS.

A telegram has been received by the
government of Spain, stating that Don
Carlos has disappeared from France
and has entered the province of Navarro.
On nearing the frontiers he was holly
pursued by the French police.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
THE LABOR QUESTION.

Meeting Of Master BuiIders-A Thorough
Organization Of the EmplOyers-RepOres
of the Various Trades.
A meeting OF employers engaged in the erection Of
buildings held at 81 Liberty street yesterday.
The following trades were represented by commit
tees-Pascrers, carpenters stone cutters, painters,
blue stone cutters granite cutters marble cutters
roofers settlers, stair builders, sash and blind
makers and iron workers. The object Of the meet
ing consolidate the various interests in house
building for the purpose OF defeating the trade
ganizatons Of the journeymen in their unjust de-
mand5. 1t was argued by tue ma5onS that no con-
tracts ought to 0e taken unless provision be
inserted Gnat all time lost through strikes OF work.
ngmen be added to the time specified in the contract
The committees were then called on for reports Of
the condition OF their respective trades.
Mr.. Blackstone, from the carpenters. said that the
masters society had not held meeting for several
months, and that he had nothing special to report.
system In their business. Men were working ten and
eight hours per day, and wages varied from twenty
snlllingS TO four dollars per day.
The stone cutters and the iron men had nothing
special 10 report.
journeymen were generally working eight hours and
few were working ten hours per day. lie was In
favor Of men working ten hours per day.
Mr.. Taylor, OF the granite cutters, said the men
were working ten hours
The other trades reported, but their reports con-
tained nothing worthy OF mention.
A committee OF two from each trade was then ap-
pointed to arrange Tor large meeting In which every
tIauo suouiu pe repIeseutcu ~ Was requested tnat
all employers Immediately organize, 50 as TO be In
time to counteract the movements OF the working
men during the spring.
The following gentlemen compose the commit.
tee:-Masons, Messrs. Edlitz and 0'Brien; plas-
terers Jackson and McGlimsey; carpenters, Hem
messy and Wmtlock; stone cutters, Wilson, jacques
and Sinclair; blue stone cutters, Dickinson, Hurst
and Trainer; granite cutters, James and White; iron
work manufacturers, Burnett and Cross; plumbers
and gas ntters, Munr0e and Boyle; marble cutters,
Boyle, Iurber and Bird; painters, Carson and Livs
lngston; roofers, Wilson and Cromwell; contractors
BALDWIN and Muilery; stone cutters, Coney and
Mckfnsey; house showers, GOODWIN and Adams: ma
terlals. Nesbltt and Peck.
Tals committee were empowered to add to their
number, and the meeting then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

cepston IN tue South has been on the Whole cordial
aud the people perhaps In all the better huAior
10 welcome HIM from the long previous sulcurn VI
the Prince and Princess OF Piedmont among them.
The Prince ana Princess Stl remain at Naples, ana
It Seems probable that on account OF their absence
Florence w not have its usual court balls this
son. An interesting rumor Is lately current, which
1t s to be hoped may be true, athougn not yet ON
ciay confirmed. The Princess Aarguerita Is ~ ID
said, ras ladies wish to be who love their lords.
During hts stay at Naples King Victor lnianufl az
one thing which w degns an . ,1vers ,s ~ cs,
or excavations In the laya-burled chs ol lefcua-
neum which has slept unvisitcd BY antiquarian PICK
and shovel for some centuries. lie has also con-
tributed 80 900 francs towards the expense OF the
work. Discoveries OF the highest interest may pc pc
anticipated from these excavations, wnich WIZ pe
prosecuted regularly like those at Pompeli. ~
The carnival In Florence has not been so Driliians
or so gay as last year 1t is very possible that tne
absence OF the court may have something TO do win
there were few maskers, and those very poor ones,
and general falling or in orto anu anegria.
society was established here last year Tor the pur
pose OF encouraging carnival gayeties. ~ gives
prizes to those who appear IN the best
costumes on the Corso and its members geeaa2y ,sa Ky
Italian carnival spirit. But their praiseWortny
efforts meet little encouragement. on the irss Gay
OF the carnival only two shabbuy-dresSeu Inaskefs
presented themselves to claim prize from the les-
tive tribunal enthr0ned In state under tue uinzi.
These two got the second prize and then Inc Judges
sat In expectation for another two hours, Dut IN
vain no others presenting themselves. Ine
battle Of the Corandoli, or pelting with
one or two points OF the route taken by the car
rages but was not general or SO JOYOUS as In past
years. The institution OF carnival as public sym
bolc festvity is evidently dying out here This time
also the state carriages OF the Florenttne nobility
sumptu0us vehicles, heavily back weighed by g0rs
ge0us flunkies, were conspicuous by their absence.
II was thought verv favorable sign that they ap-
peared on the Corso last yeara symptom OF accept
ing the new regime. from which they had hitherto
held strictly al0of. Why absent this year. Perhaps
to resent the absence OF the Court at Naples.
The whole OF the Italian army, numbering 23S, ,927
..g rifles Which the government factories turn out
~ te total rate VI 1000 per day. Active reforms
are being introduced in the equipment and drill OF
the infantry. to keep pace with the tactics
dered necessary BY the vast improvements mada and
being made.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
RUS STA AND INDIA.
Proximity Of the Russian Oufposts to tho
English Territory.

Proximity of the Russian Oufposts to tho
English Territory.
The following information, published by the
rsn1,de. OF Constantinople, under date OF the 9th
ult, Is important 1t denotes the unceasing energy
displayed by the policy OF the Russians In continually
pushing forward:-
BY the last overland mail we are briefly informed
that the Russians have passed the OXus In the
vicinity OF Balkn. Whatever may he the motives OF
Russia In pushing forward her military outposls so
far as Bakh the fact Is worthy OF that
the Russian troops have appeared before that city
and have taken up positions ut the entrance 10 the
dehes leading TO the British possessions. Tie DIS
tance, In q straight line, between Balkh and pcscha-
war, the first town British India Is no, more than
about 300 miles, and the distance from ualxn to
CaDou, which the British areaay consider partly as
their own Is about the same a. going from Vienna
to Prague. The two y. eat rivals, who some DAY
must meet az the champions OF the aermanlc and
Slavic races on Asiatic soil, are close to each
other, and Notwithstanding the nigh range OF moun-
tains that yet separates tben they Will soon respec-
lively become aware OF the iact.
Toe contact OF the Russians with the British must
cause an inevitable collision OF interests which will
force Great Britain TO drop It's peaceful aud ,ener-
able policy, which IL often Incompatible with the
standing OF great Power Although this cx creme
may yet be distant, from careful observations made
during the lastfew years IL IA evident that struggle
between these Two Powers must ensue to determine
the supremacy OF power In India. This prediction
Will take longer to lalnl tnan that which foretold
that the rivers laxartes ana the Oxus would become
Russian