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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-05
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and GOut.


From the Rer. Dr. Hdoles Of the Methodist Fps. Chureh.
PUL,sEr IIousE. SAVANNAH. Ga. Jan. 6. 1856
HoSoREp SIR should be unrateu for the relief youf
skill has brought If did not report my to you.
cold settled in my limbs AMI brought excruciating
neuralgic pains, which ended in chronic rheumatism.
Notwithstanding had the bet of ply -cians, the disease
grew and until by the yice of your excel
lent agent Baltimore Dr. Ma, kenzie, tried Pills.
Their effects slow hut y persevering i'll the
of them l am now entirely well.
SENATE CHAMBER, BARON RouGE, la, Dec, 1855.
Dr. AVER: have been entirely cured by your Pills ~
Rheumatic Gout-a painful disease that had afflicted me
for years. VINCENT SLiDELL.
For DrOpsy, Plethora, or kindred Com.
plants, requiring active purge, they excel
lent remedy.
For COstiveness or Constipation, and as
Dinner PHI, they are agreeable and eiIectuai
Fits, Suppression, Paralysis, Infamma.
tiOn, and even Dea fness, and Partial Blind.
ness have been cured by the Alternative action Of these
Pills.
Most Of the pills in market contain Mercury, which, al
though valuable remedy in sklul hands, is dangerous
In public pill from the dreadful consequences that fire.
quently follow its ncautious These contain no mer
curry mineral substance whatever.
The southerner., 1856-05-31
THE SOUYHHE,TsNEHs.
GO1D3DDnD'
Female College.

THE next session of this Institution
will open on Wednesday, the 2nl day
Of Jan'ry, 1855.
The Faculty is admirably organized
The determination of the Stockholders
is, to maintain corps Of Teachers who
shall be selected on the ground of supe-
rior qualification. The new College edi-
fee is advancing to its completion, and
will be one of the most commodious aud
handsome buildings in North Carolina.
Until that be finished, the scholastic ex.
ercises will be held in the houses now
standing in the College grounds, and
the Pupils will be boarded in excellent
families, under the supervision of the
President, and few young Ladies can
be boarded in his family. The health
of the village is good, and the School
has just closed a prosperous session.
For Circulars containing all necessary
information, Parents and Guardians
will please apply to DR.. Gloss, Presi-
dent Of the College, or to the subscri-
ber. IFae. K. Lane,
Dec, "A, 1853. Pres't of Stockh RS.
The Washington, N. c. paper copy.
The southerner., 1856-05-31
To the OverseeFs
or EeIgec0ns1e.

AN desirous of employing a frs
rate Overseer to superintend my Plan
tations for the ensuing year, or any
number of years when sufficient conf
dence On both sides shall be esta. tished.
[ want an Overseer who thoroughly un-
derstands the cultivation of corn and
cotton. In fact he must be we'll az
quainted with the management of Cot
ton from the time it is planted until it
is picked cut, ginned, packed and bag
ged ready for market. He will be re-
quired to "overlook" between fifty and
sixty working hands. A very liberal
price will be paid-location as healthy
as any in Florida. Persons wishing to
obtain the situation will please stats
their ages, whether married chow many
in famiiy) or single. Before any bar
gain can be closed shall demand
good recommendation.
Address Ben. 4. Dickens,
June %, 1855. Marianna, Flsrids
The southerner., 1856-05-31

THE Subscriber has for sale, vala-
able Tract of Land, containing
OVer 1900 .1cres,
Which he will sell in one body, or di-
vide as specified below to suit the con-
vcnience of purchasers.
To wit: One Tract, containing 2 6
Acres-One Tract, 400 Acrcs-and
two Tracts containing 800 Acres each.
These lands are well timberrd and we'll
supplied with Mud and Marl. For a
stock raising Farm, the above has cacil-
ltles excelled by none. On it. isa
large Hay Meadow, which has been
known to yield, over hundred stacks
OF Hay per scason-and near by is Il
beautiful Lake, which is the resort of
the whole neighborhood fer fishing and
fnoot;ng wild duck, the supply of
Which is unlimited Persons wishing
70 examine the above lands, will APP
aPIy to the subscriber, miles north of
Fll'liIardston, Nash county, n G.
j. IL Huyrison.
October !, 1885.
The southerner., 1856-05-31

k1ackcreI.

IS BbIs No. 3 Mackcrel, "Bo Iu
spcction,' in fine order, for sale by
~. H. Mcrtin, Bro. q, To.
1Z9 Sycamore st.
Petersburg, Va.
The southerner., 1856-05-31
Ladies Dress Goods.

TIE subscribers invite the Ladies' to
call at look at their tasty and fashiona-
BILE assortment OF
Dress GoJt7s,
Amongst which are Flounc d, Plain and
Printed Barcgts, Silk Tissue, Grena-
dine, Grape dc Espange, Organd es,
Musllns, Lawns, Br\.nts, &c &c.
UeddeU g. Hart.
Tarboro' April u. 1856
The southerner., 1856-05-31
In The COu3lfU OfLeDo;r

| farms and tracts of land
In The County Of Lenoir,
situated one mile from Neuse River
and three miles from the Atlantic ane
North Carolina Rail Road, and about
equi-distant from Kinston and Colds.
boro'.
This tract of land contains 1440
acres, of which 100 are pocosin. The
whole is we'll adapted to the growth Of
Indian Corn, and conSi lerablc part to
the growth of Cotton, which produces
from 1900 to 1900 pounds per acre
There are about 400 acres in cultiva-
ton.
This is considered one of the healthi-
est localities in the county. There has
been single case only of bilious fever
on the premises for fourteen years, and
very rarelya case of sickness of any kind.
If the purchaser shall desire, | viii
sell with the land fifty or sixty slaves.
Terms will be as accommodating as
can be desired The plantation can
be examined by application to my
Overseer on the premises, or to myself
at Kinston j. c. Washington.
- Sept Goth, 1855.
The southerner., 1856-05-31
FOB SAL z,

Castor OIL, by the gallon; and in quart,
pint and half pint bottles,
Olive Oil, in qf'art, pins aFt,t half pint bots,
Potash, of superior quality, in six pound
tin cans, with directions for use,
Geo. Homqra.
The southerner., 1856-05-31
Carfer's Spanish Mixture.
SoT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY In 1T.

NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY In 1T.
Let the afflicted Read and Ponder!
AN INFALLIBLE REMEDY for Scrofula, King s
Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous
Eruptiens, Pimp1es or Pustules ON the
Face, Blotches, Boils, Chronic sore Eyes,
Ring Worm or letter, Scald Head, En-
largement and pain Of the Bones an-i
JOINTS, stubborn Ulcers, syphilitic Disor-
ders, Lumbago, spinal complaints, ana
all diseases arising from injudicou>
use of Mercury, Inlprudence in Life, or
llapurity of the Blood
For sale by Geo. Ho~ard, Tarboro'.
The southerner., 1856-05-31
UDplDB.

W. n Grimn1er e. j. II. Ed,Udrds.
HAVING associated themselves in
the Mercantile business, announce the
same to the public.
They will keep general assortment Of
FuncB and Staple Goods,
~ GROCERIES, SC. SO.
And sell them at their usual profit,
which they have no doubt will be per-
fcetly satisfactory to their customers
and friends. They will give the high
est market prices for Produce, old Rags,
old Iron, dry Hides, Wax, Tallow-ta-
ken at fair price by them
The business will be conducted under
the style of Grimnscr d 60.
Tarboro' Jau'y, 1856.
The southerner., 1856-05-31
notice,

AFTER returning thanks to my
friends for past patronage in business. I
wish to settle my books to the lst Jan.
uary 1856. Those that are indebted tt
NE are requested to settle the SAME by
cash or note, as [ want to close the late
business at once. ". A. Grtmmcr,
Jan'y, 1856.
The southerner., 1856-05-31
A valuable Farm
FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber offers for sale one
Of the most desirable and valuabi
farms and tracts of land
The southerner., 1856-05-31
NEW
Spring Goods.
WE have opened our
Spring STOCK Of GOODS,

Which we now offer for sale.
English and American Calcoes, .! all
qualities,
Scotch and American Ginghatns,
Barrage and Lawn Robes,
Figured and plain Barrage,
Printed and plain Lawns, in great va
ricty,
French Jaconets,
Lace, Jaconet, and Embroidered Col
lars, (some very low,)
Linen cambric Handkerchiefs,
Ladies' white, slate, and unbleached
cotton Hose,
MiE ses white and slate Hose,
Mantles for spring and summer,
Parasols and Fans, Gloves, Ribbons
and Trimmings,
Crochery and fine China uare.
Hardware and Cutlery, and many other
articles.
We invite call from all disposed to
purchase Goods in our market
Il. r. H0skihs e: Bo,odtcA.
Tarboro', 22nd April, 1856
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PINE HILL. March 4th, 1854,
Dr. n NJ .I,cl,on PiI,jcyp5;J--D,or
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nieuced taking it as directed. and 10 say
WAS more benefitted bv it than all TIE wa
fer and medicine had ever taken.
After reaching home, one Of my neic?,bors
came to me for - rres:ription anl medicine
Che i dvsoc3ticN and rave him nearly NIL /!
tlc Bitters ! had left; which effected much !
xcgl IN bisc c9sa lie hos often colloa on
me for more of the same kind of medicine |
saving he was more benefited bv it thauarv
other he had taken. but have not been abe
to pct any more for Lis or myself since: !
Will vor. therefore. nIcasc ship me u dozan
or more as soon as possible.
Kes2ecttully yours. W. SMITH.
Dir r. Hacker. Eogers' Store Wake %
\. c.. Oct. "a. 1888. saws: ..Haying cxnc-
rienced very rreat benefit from the use Of
sUooianl's German Bitters.' in Chronic
Dvsentcrv and functional deraugements of
the Liver and it's concomitant evils. am de-
s;ro,s Of oht,i,;nc q onanttv of # for tha
benefit of nv community. You will. there-
fore, please send lot, sc. &C."
r..,;c.,t. - v,f + 4ur+oon
ur,rsr,,,v yod.;n C,Nr
Nov 1st 1o5t
nr q. Af Iactsor-.1os% s;r--Anou
70 .xnross r. 3,o, nv s;ncaro thanks e.. ,,o,,u
discovery Of medicine. which. 10 sav t,e
least of it. has effected I. cure, that ali otl,z
er medicines, that have taken, have en-
The southerner., 1856-05-31
Flour.

Fnrious Branfs of Superfne, Extra su.
perGrfe, and Family Flour, constantly
on hand and sound5 for sale by
y. II. Mufin, Bro. &; 20.
l29 Sycamore st.
Petersburg, Va, Feb Is.
The southerner., 1856-05-31
Who wants Land?

THE Subscriber has for sale, vala-
able Tract of Land, containing
The southerner., 1856-05-31
NOT 7 ICE.
TIE undersigned have formed Co.
partnership in the

II IIN-I1 IA't 70 IIINNk q "
partnership in the
FGf'2semscIi4as EsNsiNess,
And will build or repair houses, and
make CT repair all articles in their line
Of business, as expeditiously as posi-
ble. Having good stock of materials
on hand ami frst-rate workmen, they
feel assured of being able to give salts
faction both as regards workmanship
and I.rice.
In addition to the above, we are pre-
pared to make stained wood and cover
ed Cntins, make'and repair all kinds Of
stained wood Furniture, &c. &c. at the
shortest notice. G. B. Lipsconbc.
I'm. 4. Lipscombe.
Tarb0ro', Jan'y %, 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
BOARD OF COUNCuMEy.

The Board last evening UP the third reaing Of
oils, and the following, among others, passed
Directing the Co OF Repairs and supplies 70
have Tampa al the corners the streets and avenues
painted with NE names Of the streets and
In favor OF constructing the following
In Ttr,eth street from IN Seventh 10
near the intersection Of Broadway in secon; avenue,
between Fourth ard Eth In Fourth avenue fro
Ninth centre Of block between Ninth aad Tenth
streets Thirty second street, from Tenth avenue TO
HUDSON river; ia Th1tesnth street from University
place TO Twelfth street sheriff street from Houston "a
near Stanton street. Forty second street tom sixth
10 Eighth avenue; N Marion street, from Broomc TO
Spring street; In HorGio street from Eighth avenue 70
near Green 81 h avenue; in Bo~fry, from Broome 10
seventh street. Forty sixth street from Third
O. pear ccnd Thirteenth street, from Eghtl
Fourth street. IN Fast Broadway, from Market
to Catharine streets.
In favor Of paving Canal aud PARK place with
Brigham pavement
Toe resolution increasing tie salaries Health wArdens
from q 10 50 per day having been reached, motion
was made ID. back 70 the Committee OF the
Whole. Mr.. Cooper opposed the motion. and hoped the
bill would pass this evening He thong At tia duties OF
Health Warden much mo,e arduous than those o.
street Inspector and the latter receive 81 PEI en- ne
thought the fo mer should MT swan SID taa AZ nfst
thocght he favor OF reference back 70 the Com
eee If the Whole but rec ston he Wa opposed 70
SUI action being likely 70 dsappont the pa6c expec
txtors II had been announced in the public papers a.,
the com OF the ADJUST sessions OF this Board
that tt would be done except the usual basiness oil
rsng salayies and he thought The public might be lis
appointed II the Boafd thwart such reasonable
expctatons BesGes although he had been almost uni
oriy opposed thus far 90 tue increase Of sAares YET
the message received from Mayor Wood last even
ing urou this subject he begun THINK that he nigh
be wrong He should therefore oppose the reference
back and hoped the resolution would tas evening,
or al least q vote upon H. The motion 70 refer
BACK Was lost Tne RESOLUTION then passed By
81 TO Is While the vote WAS beng taksn me noer
sung out, The Mayor will veto u to which another
member replied, 4" II he docs wen veto him After
finishing The ihird reading Of bills the Board adjourned
il Monday evening, AZ O'Clock,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The President, / O. Barker Esq, IN the chair.
COMMUNICATION FROM MR.. IRVING.

The President, / Q, Barker, Esq, in the chair.
COMMUNICATION IRVING.
communication received from the Superintendent
OF Repairs TO Public Buildings, as follows
AUGUST 5 1856.
To BOARD ALDERMEN.
GESTLEsES-Ihe Comptroller. in communication made to
body last evening refers 70 the action OF the Supernten
dent of Repairs Public buildings and injustice
doubt uninenona bias been done thereby Respectfully
submit the following Tor your consideration
confirmation superintendent took the 2l% OF
April last and the perform o. the duties OF the Office
immediately undertaken The items OF expense detail
ed the communication Of The Comptroller not. with few
OF 1900 entirely made predecessor in Office and the
holds the greater OF all the specified charges
As 10 he stem which prevails In the Office Is sufficient
there the
business IN the Office has continued found It, What
the particular which produced It's adoption
unknown TO me Although when the many small Jobs be
performed at al times and different places aud The numerous
par,mens and public oices considered, mgh be din
cult devise other which would be economical
and ecciual the Nevertheless the defects of this
had moi been considered for was begun under Comptro
Ter and continued his without objection
until the present time THIS being particular
alone could have iusdeG subordinate officer in
venurng upon radical change In important matter
and such necessity had occurred there seemed no i'm
predecessors but for than three BY the
JAMES IRVING
Superintendent, OF Repairs 10 Public Buildings.
Referred 70 the CUmmuee on Rela rs and supplies.
ADOPTED
In favor OF the Comprner's ordinance to create fund
- pay for lands acGu Cd Tor tho reservoir.
report and ordnance relating dealers second alnd
furnishing articles.
Adjourned TO Monday, at o'clock.
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Herald Marine CorresporSe.cs,

PHILADELPHIA. Arg s-Ar. bark chester, Crosby; Bos
Niork ;el. woSss,sr assass ana n s H, orSS
,nS y wbeaee Jsruan Bos,oa PensSiysna Bentley
new London Telegrapifnow, Harwich. Martha wrgb,ins
Below, bsrs. warren fisher Gallagher from West Indies,
c esmer CITY Of Boston. Clark sYOrk Concord Nor
yyork bark 3smsn GoTaos Morales. d. oEsi sea
cult and whelden, Jernsn, Boston American Belle,
CHA Scsefson Portland; Delaware, Harding Prov.
dence sarah Mnge, Weaver Norwich. ..,,a.
,srsd ,2 6sya Isp.sy csrdss
schr WIN l. cogswel nom Sierra Mcrcna, Cuba
rrscelianeous and Disasters.
srrAmsRir EpIsBuRs#-Tse steamship Edinburgh,
OF the Glasgow line has made another me having arrived
osi m ~ days and IS hours The horses Prior Proress
ara Iecomp,e wen, in this steamer.
The screw steamship Glasgow the second steamer Of the
Glasgow AID New York line, arrived here Wednesday
from Glasgow, and fully equal 10 her consor the Edn
bursh in appearance and doubt viii become faso
rite with the travelling public she 10 COMMANDED by Captain
Duncan who Is an able and experienced commander.
srassH STEAMSHIP PaJaRo DEL ocEASo, formerly the
ocesn BIRD or York has arrived at yigo Spain from
Havana via New York and Cad1 AFTER short run she ar
rived II adiz the 9Th ut, and al vgo on the lsh
The Cunard steamship Alps, Cap, ngs sailed yesterday
for Liverpool
The steamship Washington Cap, cagendy, sails to-day fOr
Southampton and Bremen
rrrac from letter to EwoOd waiter Rsq, Secretary q
me Dos'u = Io~poS, July 25
valuable cargo from havre e Liverpool for the Unfee
a,es ran ashore the Liza Point the Southern
:, neyonshre on the I'D inst Mr. jafas agent pro
mis- with the view Of protecting the insres
O. Re pHsse &c n.tf New Yos Ssoa
becn insured in boyds
60 coxs1trrr,oS whith took ere year The rive
turned sec sD " q fa1 she va.
er 10 idyer and PLACED In TIA CRAVING DOCK in order
be reSted for by her present owner. Mr bshorbey
o1 Y Fsc r.s Me- e. SSrD' On s
.snsd Nv Drummond aud ohcrs, vau Cd al s2Voo
oNhe H New York She Lad about thirds Of carro
saer oil, &C. consigned 70 Mr. Nacsado, OF New York
r,yr M,pv ASS from noscn, Of ara from Bath anchore
~ AVE Eh,abssh, night a yh, In tn fog IN dangerous u
.,Nc and The gaze iscfessng be crew ABANDONED he
| ssamrr urce s"s set y, ? = ssss',sce nss Afternoon
VII le aid = 90 " ~ bAT tsls9 ONsaS cO
4 fei 80 isoe.
| f.t Cy.gas.ss, 8 TsEs .A, ~ TIA Fr,eiaisl
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MUNICIPAL AFT AIR s
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Supervisor ELY In the chair. quorum present. Tn
Mayor and Recorder absent

Mayor and Recorder absent
COMMUNICATIONS IRON srRun COMMISSIONER.
To rHx HoSoRAsIE THE BOARD sUrERvIsoRs
0BNrLEhKN-A communication presented In
RSns map Clerk IN s street Depsr%sn cha MT
Comptroller with dereicton Of duty. The purpose
on Is 70 protest against The reception by the DO
street Department, unless the said be my sig a.
lure.
AS head Of the Department claim Il as nv ex
elusive right and privilege make all
once myself, and neither authorized nor in way
consent 10 Mr. Rhines to send any communication
AS pris ate citizen he has right act as he NAV please
bn In Official capacity, injected with department,
30 lrd well the Comptroller himself
ed 10 his entire willingness have any Investigation
recent communication 70 the Common Council he himself
4uesed the Joint Committee examine the
books OF the department Mr. flagg informs that Mr..
the books the department neglect
" duty but 70 MI Faggs request to point out the evils and
The Comptroller would remedy them within his power
Mr. Ri mes positively declined.
therefore request that the communication be
Nr. Knives unless he whiraws much Of |, purpors
cognzed the he'd Of the department overwhch have
been elected Respectfully.
JOS. ). TAYLOR, Street Commissioners
The Corporation Counsel sent in acommulc alton stat az
hat be had put clause the Injunction
OF the Park Bank against this Board ard that the nCnc
ion did the Supervisors from confirming II
assessment rolls Of tue several wards The subject
pos tpcned To next Thursday.
RoLir-rlE CENTRAL PARK.
The report OF the Committee for the eonca of the
tax roll taken up, aud motion made strike out
the section relating TO the 500 900 for the Central park
was discussed and carried.
Alderman Fox moved 20 strike out the Of IS 00 for
the medical staff o. the police. Lost
Tie report and resolutions uprising she tax levy
unanimously adopted.
Adjourned TO Monday a O'Clock.
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iupqaages and ses~s i~senaa for ne Nav Yozx HsaA
shosd Ne sedod
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-12
Proceedings of the City Council.
Council CHAMBER, Sept. s, 185

Council CHAMBER, Sept. 8, 1856.
The Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Mayor Hewson, and all the Council
men except Messrs Foster and johnson.
Allowed j. T. NJ. Parvin So so for repair
ing pipes as per bill fled; Clark & Stanfield
SIG for building fence around Public School
ground, as per bill fled, less So 20, and or
dered that said amount be charged to School
House fund; I. NJ. Geupel SO so for new
minute book Oft quires medium, as per bill
filed; Robt Fergus 1921 n for lumber, as
per bill filed; Jas. d. Saunders $43 for SER
vices as City Engineer, from 25th of April to
9Th of September, as per bill filed. 2fdI
The usual allowances for labor done on
streets were made, for week ending Sept LIST,
1856, amounting in the aggregate to $45.
Lot 2, block 54, E. E., is charged with fill
ing up with 155 cubic yards earth at 121ac
per cubic yard, SO 81
The usual allowances for work done on
streets for week ending Sept. s, 1856, were
made, amounting to $11o6o
Ordered that lots be charged for construct
ing sidewalks bordering thereon, as follows:
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pointing new officers in all the civil depart
ments,, chiefly from the liberal party.i2TTF
1t was an nounced that a decree would ap-
pear in a few days. suppzessing the whole of
the National Guard. That part of it in the
Province Of Madrid, was already disarmed.A y
The bread riot in Portugal has been sup
pressed. The cholera at Lisbon was abating.
A great many arrests were made by the fro sps
of citizans who participated in the riots.T =
Phe arrival of the French squadron at the
Tagus had caused much excitement. The har-
vest was over and was more unfavorable than
had been anticipated The vines are com
plete failure. Disease had appeared among
the cattle. ,sfHas b saa-.-.-s.
1t was reported that the King Of Naples
demands that his difference with the Europe
an powers be submitted to an European Con-
gress. 2 e -Aa3a .ffgH
There were rumors at Palermo of collision
between the Neapolitans and the Swiss. The
crops throughout the Neapolitan States have
partially failed ,sg
Austria has ordered the sequestrated prop
erty of the Lombard exiles to be sold.
The attack on Prussan corvette by pi-
ratical cruiser off the coast of Morocco, had
caused intense excitement at Berlin. 1t was
considered incorrect that Prussia had invoked
the aid of France and England, the feeling be-
ing that Prussia should herself undertake the
chastisement of the. pirates. s.
Russia has volunteered two or three ships
to aid any expedition that Prussia may. fit
out-r s17,-.fs.-,-,.. 49,, =. - -
Advices from Denmark state that great
hopes were entertained that England would
speedily accede to the plan for capitalizing the
Sound dues. Buchanan, the English Minister
who had been home to confer with his govern
menta ON the subject had returned and
strengthened their hopes. Three thousand
vessels passed the Sound during the last
month, of which twenty-five were American.
the cholera was prevailing at Stockholm =
Gen. Bodisco, the Russian Military Envoy,
was the first victim.
Dates, from Constantinople of August 18th
state that the Russian reply to Turkey gives
hopes Of the surrender of Belgrade. ~y-
Hassein Pasha receives kars from the Rus
slams. -s--sl-s ~ s7ts-7.e