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The Morning herald., 1877-08-09
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th, A. D. 1877,
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The following described Real Estate VIZ
Al that &C. tain lot OF land and two story
The said city 81 Wilmington. 3 unde.f p ana Y,
described as follows. to wit begin uing at
ne westerly side Of Madison street, between
sth ana 9th streets, at the distance of l47
leet inches from the nnr,he:ly side of Sth
= S!r et. then ,e westerly parallel to Sth street
~ leet 20 the easterly side of Morrow st :,
thence thereby nor herly l6 . to a corner,
lhenca eas.erly, parallel to The first men,
aohed s! line and Sth st. through the centre
ofrthe party wall between til s and the ad-
icing. house on the north as It. to Tho
aforesaid westerly side Madison st., thence
thereby sonthprly Is #. to tho place Of be
may. 'o'
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty of Charles G. Stern snd Mary E his
WI e, and James sDringer and Annie
ESprl. ger, and Joshua Mars, President +
me Mp,ual Ian Association, t. t's, and to
be sold by ',.,'-.
=" ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
h Hheriff's Office, New Castle, August /, 1S77.
Saug3-tS VIZ - II
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BOARDING..

|NG.-Good board for t425 per
| at 3O5 shipley street. n &s
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| coat lost or stolen at 8th STREET
% House, from an ice wagon
Sorning' ifreturneda liberal re-
be given FRANK 9RUBB.' -
3ll East hth street
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m itF OF THE VIII
ooAL GAS COMPANY.
|rxS'nosSro1N, RS ns ,1 August st, 1877. i,
y ho OF lhs Wilmington Coal
brea .a"ve y his day declared 8
bs ~ no uolla1s per share for the
y, payable on demand.
T. TAYLOR; &c Treasurer,
W shipley st, cet.
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LOST.

\ sTOI EN,-A blue sack eOeks
1 at the fire, on Wednesday,
18th Please return IL to the a. -s
HERALD OFFiCE, ,
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NOTICES..

o1d oM1desslck: ss, having removed
M 1So stand Fifth and King
tis HSn NOS 46 and 48. Second
o,sa. is ,, would inform nis Gus
fr.lnha f. ithady to supply thin with
ubni whsli outter from Bradford
10 e"aoiesale u and retail. Also
90 chcap rs the cheapest.
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sHERIFF's SALES,
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SHERlFF'S SALE. .Ft4. .@EESsS

S1htSIFF7S SALE. - ~ ~ y n ~
BY virtue of q writ of Levarf y aci IL tn
~ nts udiected, VIII De expose.i tn Pubic a =
at Ine LaIayetie Hotel, 81 ShipIey street
Kept by George w. Oftlip in the (itv ,ni
WI Wi,m nyton. New Castle toun y, Leila
""io' VI ,E tv 'Ea ~. : ~
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Ihe idle men, strikers Of TIE, operators
collleres held held another @ meeting early this
morning g1.1 near M lMahaanoy City,, for the last
enort at intimidation, but the Deputy
eheri1s dispersed the crowd, and succeeded
IN arresting three 7 Of the irrineleader.s. By
to morrow no doubt all 1of the men Of the
men OF the Ph,ladelphia and Reading Coal
and Iron Company'will be at work through.
out the region. Everything is quiet, and
very little trouble is apprehended in the fu>
ture. 'tlg ,-r,'}&4 i vi ,'g.' ".r 5ga..-
The true northerner., 1877-08-24
MORTGAGE SALE.

ID DEFAULT having been made In the conditions
sof a certain mortgage, whereby the power
fth erein contained to sell has become operative.
sex ecuted by Orrit Lane and Samuel Lane. of
the township of Bloomngdale, In Van Buren
county, Michigan, to Jason A. Sheldon, OF Paw
Paw, same county and state, and bearing date
Sbe twenty ninth day Of MAY, one thousand
eight hundred and seventy three, and recorded
in the Office OF the Register Of Deeds, for the
county OF Van Buren,, Michigan, on the twenty
Dinth day OF May, one thousand eight hundred
and seventy three, in Liber eight, OF Mortgag
'es, on page three hundred and ninety four, and
upon which mortgage there ls claimed to be due
and unpaid at the date OF this notice, the sum
sof two hundred and twenty two dollars and
eighty four cents, and no suit or proceedings at
Aaw or equity having been instituted to recover
fthe same or any part thereof Notice is there
fore hereby given that on Saturday the thir-
l4eenth Gay of October next, at the hour OF ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, l shall sell at public
auction, at the front door Of the Van Buren,
county Circuit Court House. in the village of
Paw Paw, to the highest bidder the premises
described in said mortgage, or go much thereof
as shall be necessary to satisfy the amount due
thereon together with the interest and legal
scosts, and also an attorneyfee OF thirty dollars
,covenanted for therein; that is to say, the fol-
lowing piece or parcel Of land, situated in the
county OF Van Buren,, Michigan, viz: Lots
numbered nine, eleven, twelve, and the south
hak Of lot number ten, In the village OF Bloom
nngdaie, according to the recorded plat thereof.
Dated. Paw Paw, June 20, 1877. 1164tl3
JASON A. SHELDON, Mortgage
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WHOLE NO. ITO

be careful what say before him though,
on the whole. think rather make con-
fidant of him.
Alice laughed as she used TO in the old
times, and the light came in Walters eye,
and the color flushed into his face.
The next day Alice came to leave lingo
for his first sitting. She took off her
glove, and Walter observed that the dia-
mond ring was no longer there. II was a
bit of news which society lost no time in
repeating, that the engagement between
Captain Philip Chester and Alice Millard
was broken oh
But Alice went no more TO the studio Of
the artist until the portrait was finished.
Each day Hugo had been sent in the care
of old Thomas. the footman and each day,
on his return. he came bursting into his
mistress's room as though he was charged
with some very important message. But
presently the last touch was given to tho
picture and Alice went TO see it.
Mr.. Bernard" she said, after express
ing her pleasure at its beauty, did Hugo
tell you that waited for you yesterday
afternoon"
81 should have blessed him had he told
me so. Miss Millard. Alice" he said, "f
have waited long for you to summon me-"
And have waited long for you to
come Alice said, the bright color mount
ing to her cheeks Walter Walter,"
Alice, come with all frank express
ion with deem love and devotion Nv
heart has always been yours; but what
else have l to offer? Oh Alice, what can
say? Beyond all things | am happy
that you. my darling. have cared for me
that you have broken the bar that held
me from you-that you have looked back
after me to bless me"
"Our mutual friend SAID Walter,
STOPPING to pat Hugo. Your best friend,
you told me-
my second-bes Walter and Hugo
will never be jealous. Good dog then "
The true northerner., 1877-08-24

MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made In the payment
sof certain indenture OF mortgage, bearing
rdate October the eighteenth A. ID. 1875 execu-
Ted by VIM. Hase and his wife Amanda Hase,
"of Van Buren, county State Of Michigan, TO
fembrook 5. Grimes, Of kalamazoo Michigan
and recorded in the Office OF the Register Of
Deeds OF Van Buren, county State OF Michigan
an Liber No. II on page 457 on the eighteenth
day OF October, A. ID. 1875 and the amount
claimed to be due thereon at the date Of this
notice being three hundred ami ninety one dol
lars and eighteen cents ($S91 18, } including an
attorney fee of twenty five dollars provided for
an said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings
at law or in equity having been instituted to
recover the amount now due or any part there
OF, now therefore notice is hereby given that
10y power Of sale contained in said mortgage,
there will bo sold at public auction, to the
highest bidder on Friday, the thirty first day
sof August, A. ID. 1877 at twelve O'Clock, noon.
sof said day, At the front door Of the Circuit
Court House in the village OF Paw Paw, Van
Buren county. State Of Michigan, ut twelve
O'Clock at noon Of said day, the premises de-
sscribed in said mortgage or 80 much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy the amount due
and unpaid on said note and mortgage, with
sinterest and cost, said premises being described
sas follows, to wit: The south west quarter OF
tthe south west quarter OF section No two ca
dn township one az south Of range No. four
teen (l4) west, in Van Buren, county, state Of
Michigan. TI158t13
Dated June 4th, 1877.
PEMBROOK s. GRIMES, Mortgage.
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nent-holding the dag

nent-holding the flag
The bull lowers his head. and rushes upon
the banner While the animal is in this
position. the espada reaches over his head
between his horns. and plunges the sword
down between his shoulders. The bull was
instantly killed. The mule-team was at
tached to his neck with rope, and he was
dragged from the arena. AS soon as the
door closed upon him another bull was ad-
mitted, and the same order was followed
as before.
The expenses of these exhibitions are
very heavy but the receipts are greater.
leaving handsome sum for the General
Hospital. which. it is said. draws from
them the revenue of 800 600 reals. or S.O0Ol.
sterling.
The true northerner., 1877-08-24
'SHERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue OF an
execution issued out OF the Circuit Court FOR
the county OF kalamazoo, in the state OF Mich
igan, wherein the First National Bank OF Cen
terville is plaintiff, and Horace r. Gardner and
Ransom Gardner are defendants, bearing date
the twenty seventh day uf May, one thousand
eight hundred and seventy six, and to me- as
sheriff OF Van Buren, county, directed and de-
livered, did on the twenty seventh day OF May,
fDre thousand eight hundred and seventy six,
,seize and levy upon ali the right. title and in
terest Of the said Horace r. Gardner and Ran
som Gardner in and to the following described
real estate. situated in the county of Van Bu-
ren, state OF Michigan, which l shall expose to
sale and sell at public vendue, TO the highest
bidder. at the front door Of the Van Buren,
County Circuit Court House, In the village of
Paw Paw on Tuesday, the fourth day OF Sep
tember, next at the hour OF ten o'clock in the
forenoon or so much thereof as shall be nee
,essary to satisfy said execution, together with
the interest and costs thereon, to wit: Entire
sssction number twenty five, in town one south,
of range number thirteen west entire section
number thirty Six In town one south, or range
number thirteen west the north east quarter
s9f section number twenty, IN town two SOUTH
of range number seventeen west; the west
half OF section number twenty four, in town
Two south, OF range number seventeen west ;
the east half of the north east quarter OF sec-
stlon number twenty six in town two south, OF
range number seventeen west the north west
quarter of section number thirty six, in town
four south, OF range number fifteen west the
Yaorth half OF the south west quarter OF section
number thirty elk, IN town four south, OF range
humber fifteen west the north half OF the
,5outh east quarter OF section number thirty
ssIx, in town four south, of range number If
teen west the west half OF the south west
sauarter OF section number twenty four, IN town
one south, Of range number thirteen west the
north half OF the south west quarter OF section
,aumber fifteen, in town two south, OF range
number thirteen west the south east quartz er
sof section number fifteen, in town two south,
of range number thirteen west the south east
.quarter Of the south west quarter OF section
number twenty one, IN town two south, OF
range number thirteen west
Dated Paw Paw. July 16, 1877.
JOHN E. SHOWERMAN, Late Sheriff,
1l64t7 Van Burep County, Mich.
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@RAIN COMMISSIONERS
81 NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the undersigned
fDrain Commissioner for the county OF Van Bu-
,-en. state OF Michigan, will on the 4th day Of
August. A. d., 1877, at two o'clock in the after
noon of said day, at the house OF j. +. Carr, in
,tbe township OF Almena, in said county, meet
oarties to contract for the excavation and con-
struction of ditch, or drain, through the fol-
lowing lands, to wits The north west quarter
of the north west quarter, OF section nineteen,
and the north west quarter OF the north east
,1uarter of section nineteen, commencing at the
PIumb. Paw Paw and Allegan Road Ditch, on
,the north west quarter OF the north west quar-
.ter of section nineteen. owned by ). Is. Frisbie,
from thence running north on tue line between
= n. Frisbie and j. L. Carr, then angling
through the north west quarter OF the north
east quarter of section nineteen TO the butter-
.8eld road between sections eighteen and niue
,tesn. And all such parts and subdivisions OF
saId dram as are not then contracted to be con-
structed bv the owner OF the land to which 1t
is assigned, his or her agent or attorney, viii
then be let at public auction to the lowest res
ponsible bidder. .,,,-
The unersigned also gives notice, that on the
lat 1av of August A. ID 1871, at two O'Clock,
in the afternoon OF SAID day, at the house OF
7. r.. Carr. in said township, he will exhibit
mans of the proposed dram, and description OF
the several parcels OF land by him deemed TO
be benefited thereby, and the amount ana des-
..rintiou. by division and subdivision, OF the
'nronosed dram. by him apportloned to the
owner of each description of land to construct
and 10 each township, and will then and there
hear reasons, IL any offered. why such appor-
eionment should be reviewed and corrected.
The Highway Commissioner may appear and
act In behalf OF the township. 1l64tS
N. M. PUGsLEY, Drain Commissioner
Dated at Paw Paw, tlus goth OF July. MT.
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Hon. George II. Pendleton.
Memphis Appcal.1

We See it stated that the contest
for United States Se!iator in Ohio wilt
he closely contested, bitter aud OK
citing. This is II matter of surprise
to the Southern people who regarded
a Democratic triumph in Ohio ~ rs:
snrlpg tho election Of George IL:
pcndleton. The affections Of tho
Southcrn people cluster around t|i.s
distinguished Ohioan with US much
intensity as any Northern Democrat.
Pcndleton was a leading Democrat
when it cost something to be Il Demo.
crat. when there was only little
handful Of Democrats IN Congress to
battle with dcbaucIlcd Radical fanati-
cism, PendIeton stood by his princi-
pies with fa,tli THAT never wart'cd,
Amid impriso,'mcnts and pctsccu-
tons he; Rugged to his bosom his
cherished principles as closely as tho
Christians clasped to their breast tho
Holy Cross. His voice was always
heard pleading for tie South and
against her wrongs. Our people have
confidently looked to him in the hour
of trouble, and they arc united III
the hope that he will DC elected to
the United States Senate.
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EUROPE.
War News.

Russia has ordered the mobilization
of all Cossaclls, whicl! will give her 81
additional regiments. .
Muhktar Paslm is safe. Ismac} Pa =.
sha's retreat and junction with Muhk-
tar Pasha, however, is seriously me-
naced.
A Reuter- telegram from Ezeroum
says the following intelligence has
been received from Kars: "On the
10th inst, the Russians attacked Fort
Aliens before Kars, but were rcpulsed.
lsmail Pasha arrived at Seedikan on
the ED inst, he is expected to join
Muhktar Pasha at levin. General
Terquahasott is pursuing 1smail Pa.
sha. A Russian detachment is in Sag.
hanti Dagar."
General Torch, late American cor.
respondent of the New York Times,
has been expelled from Rounnannia on
the ground that he served with tho
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Cuba.

The llaraia Oai~;p1 Gr>1t1 IS itat pub
fishes u royal decree, dated the Goth inst
authorizing the minister OF the colonies
to grant certain indul Sencics for penal
ties imposed by civil tribunals, and court;
martial or those guilty Of treason and
rebellion. PROPERTY confiscatcd to the
State on account Of such treason will DC
restored on all appeal in due form to the
government, if the rcc,;SA''ts submit
within the term Of four months. TIE IT,
t'irncd property Will not be permitted 10
be sold or mortEaSrd until two years af-
ter the pacitication of tho island. The
products of said property; until its re-
turn, are to be applied to The war fund,
and no reclamation will be allowed fox
in'lcmni''caton for total or partial de:
structlOn.
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Of measures, significant and insight.
iicant, from all sections. Then will
appear the impoSsibi|ity of adicurn-
ing before the commencement of the
December session. Then the com.
mittcc will begin to labor, and to
find in the great Quantity of cIlatf the
few grains Of wheat. 1t is not likely,
unless Republicans quarrel among
themselves that there will be great
deal of talk during the session.
The weather for the week is de-
lishtfnl warm. enough fer any South
crn member aud cool enough for even
Il cold. FLOODED nan like Senator Eli
mundS or an iceberg like Representa-
tive Fernando Wood. 1t is perfec-
ton,
ALBION.
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THE Frcnc, Nation is suffering
with drinking bouts in tile sd'hc way
that we were afflicted with the SPELL
ing mania. During the recent match
held at Auzon, tile tipp|e affected be-
ing coffee, tho first p,izc was award
cd to lad y-thirty one cups the
second t" scntleman--tlirty cups;
the third to lady-twcnty. scvcu
cups.
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Fifty years ago a colored woman;
deposited S& in a New York Savings
Bank, and soon afterwards died. Her
daughter recently found the bank
book, and has applied for the amount
deposited, together with the interest.
which latter is three times t|c sum OF
the principal.
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Crockery, Hollow & Wi
low Ware.
Mrs. Q. PE1RY,
Former PrOprietress Of No. 7
CarOndelct Street
NEW ORLEANS ia.

NEW ORLEANS, Ia.
HAS removed to No. 4 Baronne Street,
IL Corner Canal. Being very thank
full for past favors bestowed by her
country friends, and especially those of
the Red River parishes, sic now solicits
a continuance of their patronage, and
having better facilities and the finest
located house i'll the City, she hopes by
proper care and attention to secure the
patronage Of her friends and the public.
The low rate of $3.50 per day is charg-
cd for Board and Lodging.
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[Fnr the Nmdicator.
IRISH EMlGRANT.
;Tu>E-ltnsin the Bow.
BY ". {. J.
For Miss d

;Ty>E-Rosin the Bowl
BY ". j.
For Miss De-
Tho far from my own distant shore,
\ stranger mid's strangers, roam
Tho III see the loved Erin no moro
III still call thee, Erin, my home.
CNDHV":
Fare You we'll father and mother,
Fare You well Ireland, too,
Fare YOU we'll. sister and brother
I'm bidding you all-A(ica.
Tho doomed from thee, Erin, to sever,
go to- the land Of the Free.
Yet my hearts warme>t throhbinSS shall
ever,
Beat true in remembrance of thee.
Fare You well, &c.
Tho no friendly eye look toward me-,
Tho greeted by none with smile,
The slulnhcrs of night shall afford me,
Sweet dreams ofmy Emerald Isle.
Fare 1Cu We'll, &c.
III think Of thy sllamrock's sweet bios
som,
Tic sweetest Of blossoms to me-,
It shall bloom. evergreen in my bosom,
In remembrance Dear Erin, Of thee.
Fare you web: sc.
Yes, dear to my feelings as ever,
The home Of my childhood shall he,
And memory, never, no never,
Shall forget my loved Isle of the sea.
Fare you we'll, &c.
While living my heart shall adore thee,
And dying, my last prayer shall he,
That Heaven may ever shed Ger thee
It's blessings. sweet Isle of the sea.
Fare you we'll, &c.
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THE GRAND RATTLE
for the Picture "NATCHITOCHES," viii
take place on
Saturday, Norembcr 10th, 1877.
The ticket holders may select the time
and place.
OFT. 13-4t.
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rRO.Y EVERYWHERE,
" aShin~tOn.

Spof1or1 and kellogg" are engaged
in argument of their case before the
Senate Committee on privileges and
Elections. Each made long state
mcnts.
Simon Cameron of Pennsylvania,
goes to England.
Republican Senators arc holding
caucuscs over the Presidents policy.
1t is reported that a Democrat has
prepared Il resolution rchcarsing some
p|auks OF the St. Lonis platform and
then endorsing TIE President for car.
rying ont the Democratic policy as
expressed therein. 1t is asserted that
the Conference Of Republicans agreed
to try and dodge such a resolution by
eifect'ng III adjournment of the House
If necessary.
Proceedings in Congress, dull and
commonplace. Most Of the mcmhrrs
attended the Pamlico races at Dalti-
more, last week.
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The State.

The Injunction lately issued against
the school board at the instance Of
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France.

Tho Times Paris c6rrcSrohicnt
says an article published in the Couri-
er tic France, Suggesting the immedi-
ate formation of Il Cabinet Of Cunci'i-
alton, has attracted much attention.
1t is supposed to have been inspired
by NJ: jules Grcvy, and other Mcput~
lican lduders.
The Republican press is loudly CAL
ling for the Government to resign
Party bitterness IS steadily increasing
The wcavcrs' strike at Ashton, by
which thousands of operatives were
thrown out Of employment for the past
three weeks, terminated Uy' the sti-
kcrs accepting the terms offered by
the employers.
Latest from the Collicry Explosion:
The latest intelligence from High
Blantyre colliery is to l | o'clock Mon
day night. The shaft at the bottom,
of which knocking was heard is rap.
idly collapsipg; the explorers, consc~
qnently arc attempting to reopen con-
munication from tho other r:irc:
They have penetrated about halfa
mile, but sill have $50 fathons to
clear, so they cannot possibly rescue
the men, who are supposed to bc i'm
prisoned, before morning. 1t is fcar-
cd by that time few if any of them,
will remain alive.
-Four miners were discovered alive at
II O'Clock last nj yht, hit so exhausted
that one died before morning, Eand the
case of another is thought to lie |ltftless
Mining experts express the opinion
that all the r'en remaining in the pits
have persisted, but even If any are alive
no rescne party can reach them III eight
or ten days. The work of bringing u,'
the t1ead was resumed, the many led bod,
les showing ttat tic explosion was Of
terrific violence.
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Vhf 4'rop(t'S 1'jnAitatpr.
Turkish Army during tic Crit1cah

Turkish Army during tic Crie>cah
War.
A dispatch from Bucharest saws ESs
Saturday the R"nmanians captured
the second Cravitza rvAoptt after
three assaults, but during tho night
the Turks, after sanguinary fight,
rccapturcd all tho positions.
\ Simnitza dispatch says rain l.;
falling heavily, withcvcry arrcarancc
of a long continuance. There vac
never anpthins like it l'alaclava.
Forty Turkish soldiers deserted Gs
man pas!;as camp to-day, and declare
there was so little food in Plcvna tla,
the men only got pound OF bread il:
twenty four hours. There were $780,
0G0 men in trlcvna, who would ONLY
bc made to surrender by hunger.
Russian foot and horse art'',\cry Of
the reserve will DC placed on a vat
footing.
The Russians have before Kars TO-.
'l''O men. Muhktar pasha's army at
the time Of the battle did not comprise
more than 10000 men. Among these
were fourteen battallions drawn from!
the garrison of Kars. The Ottoman
fit Id lost at least one third its strength
in killed, wounded aud captured. 4
few battal|ions remain available to re-
tire upon Erzorum, aad, unite with
the troops Of knod Ismail Pasha and
those from Pcrvnet form the nucles o.
4 new army for the relief of Kars.
Grand Duke Michael can safely leave
10000 men in front of kars, and WITH
the remainder press forward toward
ElyurUunI,
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JOSEPH G KEYSER,
Brickmaker and Layer.

rs PREPARED to do all work entrusted
l to him quickly and in q workmanlike
manner. Tomb, Chirl,neys, Cisterns and
other work solicited.
Orders left at BULLARD & CAMP
BELLS will be promptly attended to.
Jan. 81, ".