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Church Directory for Jackson, o.-lS77

CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Elder william H.
Devore Pastor. Preaching every "a ana 4th
I,ord's Day al iOL A. NJ, aud at night. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday night, ahd every
Isl and Sd Lords Day at l0Z A: NJ. saboath
school every Lords Day ate A. NJ.
pRrsRYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev. J. X.
Gibson Pastor Preaching every SaDoatn at
lO% A. NJ, and at night. Sabbath school every
ga6hafh nj A M Teachers meeting TueSday
evening" Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
Choir meeting Friday evening. Womans MIS-
sionarv meeting LIST Monday In every monih
q munIon service LIST Sabbath in March.
June. September and December.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev j. r. Williams, Pastor. preaching every
sabbath at iO% A. NJ, and at night. Teachers
meeiinR Tuesday evening. Prayer meeting
Thnrsdey evening Sabbath School every Sab
bath at 0 A. NJ.
BAPTIST CHURCH.-No regular service.
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An excellent old deacon. who. having
won a fine turkey at charity raffie. did
not like TO tell his severe orthodox wife
how he came by it. quietly remarked. as
be handed her the turkey. that the
Shakers had given it to him"
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DIVORCES

Legally and quietly obtained In every State
ana Territory, Tor INCOMPATIBILIT and
other causes, no matter where the party re-
sides l3 yeaIS' experience. Fee afteT decree.
All letters cuufiisutial. Address 4. !. DEX-
TER, Any, Rooms aud o l32 ID, aibOTn ST
Chicago. Ill. Uuque,tIOnablc references gwen.
Correspondence with the legal profession in
vited. aug3lIy
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Post. Office Bulletin for Jackson, Ohio.

n. a.Post-onice is open during the week from 600
m 10 500 d. m, but never on Sunday.
rTATr coING NORTH-Closes at 1890 n. m.
and $40 o. m. The mail closing at 5a) p m. II
a through mail to Cincinnati, Ohlo, ana all
points West and South OF there, and Grafton,
w. Va and all pointsz1ast and North OF there
MAIL GOING sOUTH-Closes at 4:f5 p. m,
daily being all the mail South.
WEBER, GRAHAMsvILLE a. MABEEs
Closes at a. m. on Friday
REAyFR a MEADOW BRANCH-Closes
at II m. every Saturday.
EUREKAvILLE-Close at p. m. every
wednesday anu gu s. p. BALDRIDGE, p. NJ.
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g jar. RAILROAD.
Tenth Tnstallzl1ent.

The stockholders of the Springfield, Jackson
and PomerOy Railroad are hereby notified that
the 10Th installment Of 10 per cent. j. required
TO be paid within 90 days from this date. or be-
fore the 2jth OF May 1877. Hereafter sixty
days notice will be given for each call OF 10
per cent, Payments OF stock must be made 10
the following persons, who are authorized 10
receipt for the same:
John Foos. Springfield, Clark county.
j. +. Ely, Washington e.. H., Fayetle county
w. w. Bell, greenfield, Highland county.
II. B. Seymour, Cambridge, Ross county.
James Emmitt, Wayerly, Pike county.
II. l.. Chapman, jackson county.
T. Il. Sutherland, Iron Bank, jackson, o.
As the contract has been made Tor the con
struction Of the entire road, the stUckhOldtr.
will see the importance OF prompt payment.
By order of the board.
| JAMES ENIMITT, President.
| Jackson, o., March, -, 1871.
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TO PEDDLEEs.

Notice is hereby given TO all persons whe are
peddling I'm Jack -on county without a license,
that they req r tl To get the proper license
or the Statue Wi h ave To- BE- en- forced.
4, w. PATTERSON, Auditor ]. O.
Sept. IA, 1879, II
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Legal Notice.

Gertrude Smith, I'm the State OF Colorado, will
take notice that George Gilltlund, administra-
tor OF the estate OF Howard Haven, did, on the
l2Ih day of January, A. ID. 1851, file his petition
In the Court Of Common Pleas within and for
the county Of Jackson. In the State Of Ohio,
against Rebecca Smith and the said Gertrude
smith, and others, are defendants. settling
forth that l.. Il. n. Smith. now deceased, but
when in life, gave a mortgage To the said George
Giililand as adm'r as aforesaid, on the =. e. or.
OF the N. or OF sec -, township D. OF range ID,
in said county OF Jackson aud Stale Of Ohio, TO
secure the payment Of slsO according TO "a GER
tain note referred to In said mortgage, and that
said Gertrude smith aud the other defendants Is
are the only heirs and legal representatives OF
said L. L. n. Smith, decd, and praying that
said sum of slsO, with Interest from the 2ith
day OF April, A. ID. 1873, now over due, be paid.
or that said premises may be sold TO pay the
same And the said Gertrude Smith i notified
that she T. required To appear and answer said
petition on Or before the 30 Saturday after the
18th day OF May, A. ID. lsi7.
GEORGE GILLILAND,
Admir- OF Howard Haven.
James Tripp, atty.
apijfGt
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England, Ireland, Scotland & Wales

ISAAC BRowN, T. p. SUTHERLAND
President Vice-PresidenL
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The general supposition is that the
heart h~morrhagc with which Mr Hayes
wss pfll ctrd last November when hs
thought of the poor negroes. j. not "a
bad as IL waist Louis GioboDemo.
crat
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She was sweetly dreaming Of bri
golden fields where aBwers breath~d !
iume. and she thought che was chas
butterflies Up and do~n bill and d
sho ran, and then she caught a beaut
red winged butterfly. aud awoke 20
that she had nearly twisted her !
bands nose OF
, 1877-05-27
l0SFFFS ART-C0ilECTI{1N.

The mission Of the chrome is ended. It object
was to popularize art. 1t has succeeded, and it
now gives way to what 1t was intended to replace.
People have discovered that in buying the chrome
they were obtaining the shadow instead of the
now than formerly; and, with the increased de-
mand for oil-paintings there has been developed
Il corresponding increase in the productions OF the
easel Stil 1t must be admitted that small ia the
number OF those who devote their time and
means to making collections Of works OF art and,
when adverse circumstances and the uncertainties
Of commercial pursuits compel the dispersion of
fine collections which have taken years to perfect,
one canaot but feel pang Of regret at the vicssi
tudes Of fortune. On Thursday morning next at
10 o'clock there will be offered at public auction at
Garbaldi josef we'll known Italian resident of New
York. Included in the collection arc several land
ecapes BY Prof.. Frclcrickc, who made frequent
sketching tours through California and the
mountainous sections Of the Carolinas; charm
ing little pastoral scenes by Loveridge;
several interesting stilllife effects, fish, birds,
etc., by Shnshall. Hays, Alien, and other we'll
known artists. Two Of the most prominent paint
ings are copies, one large and one small, Of tho
~ Reading Magdalcn, /" from the original In DEes-
den, the larger one by Carl Riechicl and tho other
By Levy. Wainritc, Of London, is represented by
charming little genre, two sheep feeding at
stack OF freshly cut clover. A copy OF the famous
Holy Family in tho Dresden Museum By Carl
Riechic1 Is worthy OF critical examination. The
collection will be on free exhibition to- morrow.
, 1877-05-27
ElNE PIANOS.

After many costly experiments Nessrs. Uazclton
Brothers hare aEcertained precisely the exact pro-
portions OF iron combined with certain quail ites
Of wood which arc requisite to make frnme for
an upright piano that shall have more strength
than one exclusively IT IRON ard at the same time
greatly excel 1t in volume exquisite dcicacy of
tone.
Nessrs Hazclton Brothers confidently offer these
pinnos to the public ut moderate prices, knowing
that each and eve.y one OF them will give the most
perfect satisfaction to the purchaser; and that they
will be in short time the most popular piano in
the country.
alcssrs. Pclton l. Pomeroy, No. 15o State street,
havc large assortment Of 1Iaze1ton Uprights aud
Mathushek Square. The public are invited to call
and examine. No climbing stairs.
, 1877-05-27
ESSIPOFf AND STElNWAY,

NEW YonK. May 16, 1s77.-Nessrs .SY<tn,ray <c
Sons, Ne,r York-GESTIExES: Intending to sail
for Europe next Wednesday, permit mo to tender
you my sincerest thanks for the many courtcstcs
extended to me during my concert tour throughout
the United States and Canada for the past six
months.
also take this opportunity to express to you the
great pleasure and qualification have enjoyed from
the usc-both in public and private-of your really
matchless pianos with which arn more In love
than ever.
Component parts of tone arc clearly and distinct
ly perceptib1c to sensitive and cultivated cars and
I frequently detect impure mixtures In what is
DESIGNATED as sympathetic tono in the pianos Of
other makers
The wonderful beauty and sympathetic tono
quality of the Stcinway piano, delightful and go
to say, satfating, to the sense OF hearing, arscs
from the perfect purity Of Its component parts
hence its richness, its gcmlikc sparkle and brill
fancy, which, together with tho greatest possible
volume, depth, sorority, and uncqua1ed singing
and carrying quality TO 4 distance, rcnder-to my
taetc-thc Stcinway tone the very OF poetry
The action is perfection itself. responding with
equal promptltnde to the most delicate powerful
touch. and under the severcst trials its wonderful
precision elasticity, and power remains unchanged
enabling the boundless resources Of the Steinway
piano to be fully unlocked, accordlnCto the inspfra-
,ion OF the artist
No other European or American pianos known to
possess such extraordinary durability under the
severest usage, nor combine all c8ccllencics to
such high degree yours, and in them have
found my ideal instrument.
cannot conclude without referring to your tono-
pedal, highly valuable addition, great
ly extending the capacity of the piano for the pro-
duction OF new and charming effects, which it hos
afforded me great pleasure to introduce in various
compositions, both classica! and modern. Wish
ing You every possible success, remain most ain
ccrcly yours, ANNETTE Ess1rorF.
, 1877-05-27
ITEMS OF INTEREST.


Albright Salye for corns.
Raspbcrries are in market.
| Gentle photos are unrivalcd.
alec boxes " at Mcrw1n Church's.
Services at McVicker's this morning.
joys are our wings, sorrow our spura
Made happy-bought a ''Bussey" range.
The new fruit ordinance is "bcrry'' good.
Mcrwin Church sells the "Bussey II Range.
Bliss, 10 State street. Elastic hose speciality.
He only employs his passions who can make
no use Of his reason.
What we know here is very little, but What ne
are ignorant Of is immense.
Stcnhens, the chiropodist, 124 Dearborn
street, treats corns and bunions.
Stevens, photographer, over Hershey Music
Hall, opposite McVicker's Theatre.
Loycjoy e. Foster, 8S State street, mail
twelve splendid Chicago views for 81.
The Black Killers are using the sacks from
Dl1's Challenge Hams to pack gold in.
Sweet potato, cabbage, and tomato plants,
and no end of flowers, at Aliens, las State.
The crowd continues ut Halls Studio, ITO
East Madison. Photographs S1.50 per dozen.
Ladies, have your seal sacqucs recolorcd BY
Mcrckel], tho English fur-dycr, 351 Randolph.
4 new Bazaar Platter makes those fine Paris
knife-plaits at 90 East Madison street, Room 2.
4 new Bazaar Platter at 90 East Madison street.
Ladies call and see how fine 1t makes those
triple box plaits.
Langguth, optieian, IS Madison street, has
the best spectacles and eyeglasses. Micro
scopes q speciality.
The large Fisher cooling rooms sold by Hatch
q Breeze 80 State street, take apart and can be
put in any house.
Dow, Moran i Co., 95 South Water street,
report large sales in cheese aud creamery but
ter, with downward tendency in prices.
Feather beds, pillows, and hair mattresses
thoroughly purified at the Il. P. Crawford Reno
Tating House, 81 Adams. Pleasant Amicl:,
West Sidc-Wc hare Patton, and we are or
thodox. South Side-We have Swing, and we
arc: cultured. North Sidc-We have Collycr,
and VIC are happy.
new Bazaar Platter, 1t lays eighty plalts. is
ten inches wide; the quickest and the latest out,
It makes those scollop knifc-plaits, at 90 East
Madison street, Room 2.
, 1877-05-27

Who docs not know Joe Zcniescheck, the most
popular saloon-kccper In the city! He is in the
neld again. and has recently renovated his popular
place in lrst-cass style. In order to inaugurate
the same in proper manner he will serve the
finest lunch ever heard Of to- morrow morning, to
which he invites his many friends and customers,
and he expects to see them all sociab]y together.
Not only the best beer in town, but choice whisky,
wines, and cigars will be always kept on hand.
, 1877-05-27
FINF Tl1RKFY RIGS.

Mcsars Ellison, Pomcroy & Co., the popular
auctioncers, rs and 50 Randolph street, will have
on exhibition and sale on Wednesday next the
largest and most elegant display OF rugs ever
shown In this city. Among the collection will bc
found the famous camels-hafr rug, Geordes rug,
Coula, and Coula extra rug. Parties in search Of
something elegant and rare will find choice
variety at our sale, commencing "Wednesday morn
fnC at 10 o'clock.
, 1877-05-27
VEGE;lI
Has Entirely Cured Me.

BOSTON, Oct., 1870.
Mr.. Il. T. Stevens:
Dear Str-hy daughter. after having severe attack
Of WhoopinE Cough, left In feeble state of health
being advised by trcnd she tried the VEGETINE,
and, after using fcw bottles, fully restored to
health
have been great sufferer from Ehcumattsm. 1
have taken several bottles Of the VEGETINE for this
complaint, and happy tt has entirely cured
me have recommended the VEGET1NE to others,
With the same good results. 1t great cleanser and
purifier OF the blood; 1t is pleasant lake. and
oA~~' ' JAMEs MORSE, 3el Athcas.st
, 1877-05-27
ALLEGHENY MOUNTAINS.

Cresson Springs, one OF the most favorable re-
sorts in the United States, Is located on the
init of the Allegheny Mountains, on the great
Pennsy1yanla Central Railroad. Col. Z. ]. Ungcr,
proprietor of the Union Depot Hotel, Pittsburg,
will be the manager, and therefore itwi DC great
SUCCESS. Trains pass the Springs almost every
hour, eastward and westward. Delightful fishing,
hunting, driving, ETC. See advertisement in this
MINER.
, 1877-05-27
FAST TRAINS TO BOSTON.

Parties arranging to visit Boston and the New
England summer resorts will be interested to learn
that 1t takes but thirty SIX hours to make the trip
from Chicago to Boston via the Hoosac Tunnel
ronte in connection with eithcr the Lake Shore
Michigan Central Railway. The facilities Of the
Hoosac Tunnel route are second to none, while the
time is almost two hours quicker than via Albany
and Springfield.
, 1877-05-27


oss : wabash-av.' May 2s a. L. Mcpherson. aged Is
Notice Of funeral IN Mondays paper.
:; g. ssssnss NO. '&' D'''s
DEvoTO-Joscph Abicl Columbus Devote. son Of Jo-
s sFs n1Es Es e at B
IL st. Lou: and Eoasse tky) papers please copy.
sf s s i!s o
vs!It st Rosehlli cemeteTy ~ 4 - A'''' >''
Friends OF the family are invited to attend.
e E 1 Pa q: T. tSsSsnff Sssas M No. ass
ea :; q Psn Ill., on the raEond Gilbert
Funeral at Harrison court to-day at o'clock p NJ
E 61ted: tt so'o'' rom No. - haDs''5'v Friends arc
MAcKEf-May u - Milton a. Mackcy. aged 80 yeazs
2Ssa3 s:se
sanas 2sn s. ': sa E fss issfft T.
viii moi Funeral as house
ss :ad
Remains deposited in the vaults at oakwood.
MoRIIf-2n ia,S May Is & at Fl s;3o @ p .n adam Long
Fl T9aeFs1 today At 9eloek m from residence. No.
% Toronto (Ont.) and Aberdeen {scot1and) papers
please COPY.
sEsFa FiHsg ss cnez e. ii # Fs. ss ss
IS years months and 10 days.
Funeral from her late residence. No. 04 Mcr.8t..
to-day II o'clock, by carriages Jesuit Church and
depot; thence by to Calvary Friends Of the fam
i1y are invited.
CAMpBELL-At Lacon. Marshall Comfy, ILL.,. at
noon Aay e6, the Rev Peter J. Campbell IN the a8th
funeral at Lacon. May "a at II 4. m His friends,
especially the reverend clergy are invited to attend
DAVTS-Suddcn]Y on the 9th of MAY. at her late
residence, tfird-st., Halsted Englewood.
Ill., In the 3th year Of her age Eliza. wife Of James
F. Davs and eldest daughter Of D. ". and Jane Col
rim, OF concealed heIno rrhaEe.
Funeral by carriages to isoschl Cemetery SUNDAY.
May a. at 10 o'clock City friends meet at II OBrcn
st. at 40 o'clock.
~ Philadelphia Public Ledger please copy,
, 1877-05-27
WHERE DO YOU KEEP YOUR HORsES7

Mr.. a Il. Forbes, gentleman Of large and
1ong-continucd experience in everything per
tainine to the equine world, has opened fine
harding and sale stable at Nos. g and "a
Adams street. The central location Of this
stable makes it a peculiarly excellent md con
rcn1cnt place for parties having horses which
thcr wish boarded, Every care will be given
tie animals, experience proving that this Is
, 1877-05-27

much cheaper and vastly more satisfactory
smctfod for the owners OF private horses than
TO attempt to stable them at home. The hotel
trade will receive special attention. Persons
desiring to sell their horses, to purchase, will
deal, as Mr. Forbes will conduct sales depart
mcnt In connection with the stable. His judg-
mcnt OF horses is unquestioned, and his state
mcnts as to their worth and capabilities may be
relied upon with perfect confidence.
, 1877-05-27
LADIES'.

remember you can find any kind Of q shoe you
want at our store prices to suit the times. The
largest stock and hest-dttnS eidclacc shoes in the
city. large lot OF the new styles, Mtgnon,
Grand Duchess, and Metropolitan slippers, and
low ehoes, ut Webb & Wcbster's, 81 State street.
, 1877-05-27
GFkT1FMEN'S WEAR.

4 new custom tailoring house, which promises te
do successful business, hns lust been opened al
l07 Fifth avenue by ". II. Flentye, IN expert
cuccd draper and tailor, whose superior work /.
noted for its dnc cut, Gt, and durability.
, 1877-05-27

Lfno1cum is warm, carpct-lise in appearance,
and OF extraordinary durability. It is peculiarly
soft and elastic to the tread, handsome In ap-
pearance, ind is never cold like ordinary OIL
cloth. kcpt BY all Grst-class carpet dealers
, 1877-05-27

CONNECTED WITH DR.. M'CHESNEY'S MEDICAL BATH
Institute, in the Palmer House. for the treatment
of rheumatism and al1 chronic diseases, are the
Turkish. Russian, medicated Tapor. clcctro-ther-
NAL and swimming baths. Try them. i.
, 1877-05-27
NOTICE 10 CHICAGO LADIES.

Do not let other dealers palm off worthless or
next to worthless ''cri1npce " or ''wavcs" on
you for my patent "saratoga Wave ~ that will
outwcar ten of theirs and be comfort to you every
minute you wear them. Mrs. Thompson, 210 Wa
bash avenue.
, 1877-05-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Blancharti's Tonic Extract of " heat OF Con.
centFated Blood and Nerve Food cures diseases of
the nervous system and digestive organs, ETC.
Send for circulars. Ask your druggist for It OF
order direct. r NICKEL, General Agent, LII La
, 1877-05-27
CHOICE FR||IT.

Daily arrivals Of choice California and New Or
leans fruits at c. 4. Weber l. Co.. New Orleans
Fruit House, No. l10 South Clark street. Baskets
of assorted fruits made up to order.
, 1877-05-27

Russian koumfss or Milk Vfne-Nature's
fchest nourshment and most rational tonic. Dys-
peptics. coasumptivcs, all iuva1ids should drink
houmiss. A. AREsD, Chemist ITO Madison street.
, 1877-05-27

Bo1and's Aromatic Btrter Wine OF Iron Is a
andlmpaized digestion. Depot, 81 Clark street.
, 1877-05-27

~~--@~~---~~-->--~~~~~~~@<----
.PARpEE7ELDERKIS-A Etkho.n. WIS. May 3,
6y the Rev. Luther Pardec Rector Of Calvary Church.
Chicago asssted BY The Lev: e. ~. Pullen Rector Of
o. J2hna Ghurch Elkhorn, Frank Pardce. Of Chicago,
Hon. Edward Elderkin, Of E1khorn. No cards,
sUAMERFlELD-SWEENY 10. at the resi-.
dence OF James Summerneld, Esq, No. 405 West Mon
ESQ.,, and Miss Henrietta Swceny.
, 1877-05-27

Town Talk-"The Pioneer" plng tobacco,
Ench plug has wood tag. It it Is now the favor
lite. Everybody likes it.
, 1877-05-27

MISS EMMA c. THURSBY WRITES COPElIn,
Photographer, corner State and Madison streets:
- Ny pictures from you, I think, nrc the best
hare had, and pronounced BY all my friends the
most beautifully dnished they hare ever seen."
, 1877-05-27
WHEELER 4 WILSON

II you want frst-class or cheap sewing ma
chine, call ut Wheeler b Wilson Office, 155 State
street.
, 1877-05-27

MISS EMMA c. THURSBf WRITES c0PEtlN.
s'My pictures from you, think, a1e the best ]
, 1877-05-27

''vEGET1EE." says Boston physician. ''has
equal blood purifier. Hearing OF its many wonder
fu cures after all other remedies had failed, visited
the laboratory sud convinced myself OF Its genuine
merit It is prepared from barks roots, and herbs
each OF which is highly cnectirc and they COM
pounded in such manner as to produce astonishing
results"
, 1877-05-27

can the course, gritty tooth powders and TOOTH
destroying chemical fluids find q place on The
toilets OF sensible people. The frag grant and pre-
sesEatlYe Sozodont has superseded them all.
, 1877-05-27

Jefers' French Cntarrh Cure is the best
my 1smeay known Tor catasrh. asthma, hay-feYcr.
Trial free. Office 70 State street.
, 1877-05-27

nave had, and pronounced BY all my friends the
most beautifully finished they have ever seen. "
, 1877-05-27

Ii. n.rs..'. s'. d. Cummings 31acdona, one Of
fo,l T.. 5aosca at the late dog.ehow in New
,a;n,.. "atten volume Of sermons that arc
ratn. cas pat1ts Of thought elegance Of dictfon,
s,.tt,1 a"nan ~. tone. lie has given an exquisite
se cn.a ~ .pseta&ion to that plaintye poem OF
lstb,t.n. .'1aop ooane. entitled, ''What's That,
&th.., Aao ne Is also known as the composer
tsrv,.. e4ne! Club Waltz" published by Duff
ostrrd - -. VI London Mr. Macdona has been
bn+ n..a 1ent times no fewer than i've liyings
-A.,,rs".' one Of whieh-Chcadle, in Cheshire
tssu,,hss and he has several times been dis
sas not,,s. - tne guest Of the Prince OF Wales,
", H. - oeeas'on Of which was the first assem-
st-th. 15a .so5aa A1ghness held at Sandringham,
m, aeefous illness Of the Prince.
An. -, 1eRS QuEsT1os-pLA1N As BIC.
B,B,,uts Who pcnned famed Note:
csons..aan in fear for his throat:
Dh n. -. aenople the Car fain would reach:
Rt,,.d, easd the Sultan may preach.
rhh. ~. of England, for India afraid;
eaxr o,s ,set she dispatched 10 Port Said;
Aistb. auetone, resolution. who moved;
lhh-,n 'a'e which the same disapproyed.
5hfor -. no" surrounded By Tartars:
San. the Russian Headquarters:
ta1a,h oa. .s'. with which laegards are hit,
Ftc,.-a aats the English equivalent oY II
Ii cr,.. Luxe Michael now marching on Fars:
y. Cars; -'''no1as' brothers both Of tho
Fatrth. upefations about oltcnttza,
QaA. ioie, Gen. Ncpokoytschitski..
q 70, n. IN Questton-to be solved by whom,
- the Ss,.Sss1ans oss1ans who rushed on Batoum.
ss!Aands fnr ~ ~ ~ which they were moved down.
ratar Cksteu us ). iarks M who defended the town.
xTEpMEs.ents yasn. ~n'ea ~ var was proc1aimcd;