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The Lake County star., 1876-06-08
Committee Meeting,

The several. members of the Com
mittec of arrangements for the Cen
tennial Celebration are requested
to meet in Baldwin, at 4 o'clock p.
m, Tuesday, June 18th, for the pur-
pose of arranging n programme of
exercises for the celebration, and to
transact other business that may
come before it.
Rv rouueSt
The Lake County star., 1876-06-08

Feeling called upon to screnade his
dear gazelle, he borrowed an accordion,
and, after getting SO that he could
squeeze few doleful noises out of 1t,
he posted himself under her window
one night, and began plaintively howl
ing, 40 whisper what thou feelest!"
She pOked her head out of the window
at the third line, and said, ooh, it's you,
Is II? ! thought 1t was eats. And you
want me To whisper what l fccIest,
hey? Well, l feelest tired, that's what.
Been working hard-running sewing
machine all day. Get me Light
Running Domestic and then I'll know
you mean business"
The Lake County star., 1876-06-08
Farm For Sale.

We will sell, mt any time within months
from the date of this advertisement, u farm of
100 acres, located In Lake township, Lake
county; y acres cleared; good log house; plcu-
ty of good water; about 2O,0O feet of excellent
pine. This tract promises to become n fine
fruit farm. Is3miics from Railroad; ~ miles
Pcrc Marquette River, one OF the most heauti-
ful streams I'm existence. There are some -
young peach trees, about large enough to
ural. Price, 800. Title perfect. Call on or adj
dress, COBB IL RADCLIFFE,
May 25th. Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-08
Farm For Sale!

We Offer for sale, within 1 months from the
date of this advertisements l6D acres OF land,
situated IN Yates township; 50 acres enclosed
by fence, 40 acres improved. Railroad runs
through ground; between two stittiOns-Dne
~, other, ~ miles distant. Is IA miles from
school ho1sr: Good well of water; comforta-
The land is level, and title perfect. Price, 500.
\ girls m Ill is now being built, u mile from
this location.
COBB Il RADCLIFFE,
June LIST. Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-08

ALL efforts of the Democratic ju-
dietary committee of the House of
Representatives to fasten corrup-
tion upon ex-Speaker Blaine, seem
to fail signally, and they are natur-
ally growing cXasperated.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-08
Administrators Sale.

On the nth day of June, 1876, ut .
o'clock i'm the afternoon, at the door of
the Court House, i'm the town of Bald
win, and County of Lake, in the State
of Michigan; will be sold to the high
est bidder, the following real estate, as
the property of Moses Bates, deceased,
to-wit: The south west quarter Is W II
of Section Thirty-six 1861, in Township
Seventeen az North, of Range Thir-
teen (l3) West, in Lake county, in the
State of Michigan. Terms of Sale will
be made known on day of Sale.
SAMUEL KINSEY,
Administrator of Moses Bates, deceased.
MAY 1st, 1876.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-08
Farm For Sale.

The undersigned offer for sale. within the next 3
months. farm or li acres. situated I'm Yates tow n
ship. Lake county. Mich; ~ acres improved. grod
log usc-ldx2D feet. board addition, Sxi2 feet,
log barn BOY 10 feet. ~ feet to top of plate There
l. from lMWD Ia 2N.'Ni feet OF pine on the land
Fine spring brook running close to barn: no waste
land tnc and onc-iorrIh miles from school: ~
miles from railroad. Price. $500. Title perfect.
ti-I6 (0BB a. RADCILFFE,
May 18th, 1875. Baldwin, Mich
The Lake County star., 1876-06-08
oAcial Paper Of the County.

TO ADVERTISERS:- The STAR
is n0,c ne Only Fdpcr printed IN
Lake county; circuidtcs to ere'y part
of ns territory, rendering ad dcsir-
oLlc advertising medium.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-08
CHEAP READING.

The "WAVERLEYMAGAZ GAZINEv
is the handsomest and largest literary
paper In the United States. The arti-
cles are all complete in each number.
1t also contains IA page of music for the
Piano, and double the reading Of any
other paper. Sixteen numbers will
he sent to any part of the country, post
paid, for one dollar.
address,
MOSES A. DOW,
Boston, Mass.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-08

NEXT Wednesday is the day chos-
en- for the gathering of the Repub-
lican National Convention at Gin
cinnati.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-08

TIE trial of Bclknap in the Sen
ate still hangs fire, and the matter
now looks as if he would utterly es-
cape impeachment.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-08

Train No. leaves Cincinnati daily except Satur-
day. All other trains run daily except Sunday.
Nos. 2, 3, o and all make DIRECT connection Mt
Fort Wayne with fast express trains on the p. y.
W. sc. Ry TO and from fttsburg. Harrisburg Bal
timorc, Washington, Philadelphia and New York.
Nos. and make connection mt Fort Wayne with
Express trains on Toledo, Wabash and Western
ia. Hanllroad; To- and from Quincy, ST. Louis, Kansas
City. and all points in South West.
NOS: and SNAKE direct connection ut Kalamazoo
win Michigan Central II. IL. TO and from Chicago.
go NOS and connect at Richmond with Pittsb,irg
tinc,nnnt and st. Louis Railroad for Indiana polls.
Louisville. 81: Louis and all points Southwest
NOS. 2and y have comfortable Day Coaches be-
tween cincinnati and Grand Rapids. Nos s and q
nave Sleeping and Chair cars between Cincinnati
md Grand Rapids. No. Z connects Mt Detroit e
milwaukee, Junction forDetroit and all points East
j. II. PAGE
Gen. +. 4. Ag't, GRIND Rapids, Mich,
The Lake County star., 1876-06-08
Clubbing Rates.

To those desiring to club with
this paper and another publication,
we will furnish the STAR and
The Lake County star., 1876-06-08
StI.aycd,

From the residence of AlonzO Smith, I'm Elk
township, about five weeks ago, one red and
white COW, about years old, with large "siar"
In face; crumplc horns, and when last seen
had n bell on. Information left with tho un-
dersignpd, or ut the pOstOflice, Baldwin, will
be suitably rewarded.
ALoNZO SMITH.
June 1st, 1876.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-08

SEM FIRE, g. s faS nSrpshR p2stp'1Sn%HT sGDarT
$40 to si5 CASH per week 90 all ct homo travelling
now. Address. The Beverly Co., Chicago
The Lake County star., 1876-06-08
BOOK OF THE
Centennial, NEWSPAPER EYHTRTT'N

Three hundred pnges. A complete Newspa-
per Directory Gazetteer of towns In which
newspapers are published, and including
sketches of lending American newspapers,
complied by Geo. =. ROwell 4 Co. Price by
mail, 81 cents. Address ROWEI.LS NEWS
PAPER REXHIBITION,F Fairmount Park Phil
adclDhia.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-08
HANDKERCHIEF FILTRATION,
By Miss Mary Queen

BY MISS Mary queen.
have written this work with the utmost
care, and In the most condensed form, 80 as
To be easily learnt. Any body can learn
enough of Ii In fifteen minutes to be able to
communicate with u handkerchief, any thing
they may wish to say. All the girls like to
hirt, this know from experience, and by the
the boys enjoyed 10 as well. Price - cents.
=. Address, Miss Mary Queen, Auburn, DeKalb
Co., ind.
The Lake County star., 1876-06-08
PATENTS.

Persons desiring to take out Patents or desir-
ing information from the u. s. Patent Office,
should consult r. A. LEHMANh, Solicitor OF
American and Foreign Patents, Washington,
ID. q. Examinations free. NO PATENT NO
PAY. Send for Circular. tI-S
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02

bcal trade are confined TO $40 bble. OF which 100
low treble extra ut - f2k. go choice treble extra
q q, 20 choice extra st - 76 70 do. at u 80, and
Unsound nour Il. quoted At - sos4 70 y hb
sound--oommon at y 2sas so. fine o. T61t
treble extra ss3s as good do. Is so1s Is. choice
trehle extra ss9S 50. chotce and family extra
wHEtT-Rsceivet, this morning by rail from
Tennessse 1900 sacks, making n stock on hand ot
221 bushels ToBnessee. Orders are ro Tor
Great Britain owing to hs e. aessI'ea 1 =,
SOL " r b1shel. sacks included for Nos. tn
choice No. /. spot to arrive or future delivery
CORN MEA Yer, little here The stock IA
held at 50 9s y bb and is jobhing Ct that price
selling L larger lots ss T. 'ss E T., n landing
and 81 1904 40 in job lots N store
PORK-Is dull and held at $40 1sel2l p bbl for
mess MS in weight. No sales except asmall lot
1T exceedlng 2s bbl. Dealers are jobbing at
Chicago. e.ss a. NJ. reported: "pPork easier.
sts ~ 4 September. has hold tts 10 September"
Day sAIr aEA1t+--Fair stock OF shoulders
and only Job demand. at 7Hassc for loose and
packtt. respectively. A receiver sold 9s casks
shoulders a. &c " II. Dealers are jobJing them
1T sa4mst.o v tb.
IARD~Is in light supply and request In the
Job trade NJ re { 'r refined In tiorce tsac Tor
teg and i3sc for bucket.
CHICAGO, o. .55 II. m.-Reported: Lard easier :
os5@loe!'. Sept 'a,ber; io-si August" :,
sold ut 81 II gallon. Western is quoted ut 81 ~
delivered here
COW Pc ss-The season is over. The sman
puantity left IL seinR on orders for the country
at zoe for mixed an I zoe for clay.
BACD We note n better demand and strong
or market. sand casks shoulders sold at se
and 10 do. elear sides Mt IIkc Z b. Clear rib
Sides are quoted Mt II 1smi1sFc t. Dealers are
iobbing shodldera at 9sc; clear rib sides ftssc;
clear stdes t2e " ID.
HAMS Are nuiet but steady and strong nj "a
0D15l4cfor choiee sugareursd, n III size. coDdi-
lion aud brand, The local trade and Cuba are
purchasers.
BREAKFAST BACON-null and lower, and
selling ut i34Gnt4o q Ii. as in quality. 10 boxes
soId NJ t3&c ID.
CULENTS AND GREEN vEGET ,BL LEs -
rhe reeei pts Of potatoes from the West are lib
gral wt J n Rteat many damaged. The market
ai 20 y bbl according to quality and package.
Louisia onions 81 75a2. apples s2@s@ 81 v bi,
lhoiee cabbage S5q6 crate ebolce sourkrout
,5t0G n bb
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02
LYNCtf LAW.


PrlnClptes.
A citizen of Gonzales, Texas, feeling
aggrieved at comments In the Galveston
Ae,cs upon the lynchinR OF three alleged
m.rderers, has sent to the editor OF that
journal the moose cut from the rope with
which oue of the victims, named Stuart
Campbell, was hanged, to show that the
rope was tied Ia y regular hangman 4
knot 40 that Campbell would have no
reason to complain, provided he had
been in condition TO complain after
the completion of the job, The Coma
les man says the hanging was not done
In haste nor Ia brutal manner. The
three were made to stand on horses
which were led from under them, the
men having previously been given time
for prayer. ct cetera. The necks OF
Tucker Campbell, and man named
McElroy, were broken, while Stuart
Campbell died from straugulation. The
NeDs correspondent claims that the
hanging was done after the fashion
wnich the law Directs, aud is evidently
surprised as we'll as ohagriDed to learu
that people should oriticise the execu-
tioners for emitting the preliminary for
mality OF trial. when they took such
such pains to make the moet important
part of the business, the hanging, as
satisfactory ss possible to those who
were the most deeply interested in the
prncaGdinC1 ~
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02

iieved that Russia has resolved to be
unrepresented at CoDstantinople.
The stnndnri's Constantinople. tele.
gram says: The issue Of paper money is
to begin Immediately. The measure is
regarded with dtsmay. -'s-'.-
The Standards Vienna dispatch says
the abdioation of the Sultan Is immi-
neut.
1t Ia expected that Abdul Hamld will
be proclaimed to-day.
The Times Berlin dispatch says IL is
stated. from Sclavonic sources, that
Russian General Won Kaufman, we'll
known as the conquerer OF khiva, Is
going to tho Servian camp. Ex- Mar
shal Bazine. Of the French army, directs
The Turks 1T Soentza.
THE Turks.
rbcy Assume the or nstve ana neat the
servians and MentepegrIns.
CoNsTANrInoPLE, Aug. t.-Ofioial dis
patches state that the Turks have as
sumo the offensive. They have captured
the Servian intrenChmeuts at Derbeut.
penetrated Servia, and arc now advan-
eng on turguisevatz. They have also
assumed the offensive la tho direction
Of Widen.
Official dispatches received here from
Podparitza announce that the Moutene-
borhood Of Antivari.
Four hundred Bulgarians, who were
imprisoned ut Pbillippolis, have been
released.
MUsKAR PAsHA.
Ne Adanits n severe Defeat sBa MANY
Men Killed.
LONDON, Aug. IA special to the
Times from Ragusa saws Muskar Pasha.
with tho remainder of his army, vati-
ouslv estimated at from six to niue bat
taiionp. has arrived ut Trehinji, having
evac cuated Bilik frnmediately after the
battle OF Tlbiza. The Ottoman authori-
ties here admit their defeat In that
battle, and the following losses: Two
Pashas, viz. Selim PasLa killed and
Osman Pasba taken prisoner, two colo
nels, three lieutenant colonels and seven
majors two battaliops OF Infantry and
ono of chasseurs were destroyed 10 the
last man, and all other battahons suf-
fered more or less.
The Turks confess that they lost from
1900 to 1900 men. Their real loss is
probably from 5000 to 5000 men. The
Montenegrins state the number OF
Turkish inferior officers killed IL
enormous. Pursuit was continued To
the walls OF BLK.
The correspondent adds: Ny inform
ant saw corpses lying thiokly IN the
road before the citadel. Besides the ar
tillery and trains the Nontenegrins
captured four hundred horses and an
immense number Of arms. All accounts
show that the Turks were greatly out-
numbered.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02

II Tilden were President this mo-
ment, in less than three months we
should see our finances on their best
feet, taxation reduced a half, and the
currency In u sure way to recovery, by
gentle and almost inperceptible means
[Parke Goodwin. .
Favoring reconciliation and reform In
1872, the Liberals OF New Hampshire
will not aid In 1876 the party proven
more dangerous to the welfare OF the
country than they were then charged
with being; but will earnestly support
the only true reform policy-which they
believe to he the election OF Tilden and
Hendricks, and the entire overthrow of
the system represented In the nomina-
ton OF Hayes and Wheeler. iColonel
Henry O. Kent.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02
The impartiality OF the cable reports

The impartiality OF the cable reports
from Europe cannot be considered with
out admiration. One days dispatches
will announce great battle on the Ser
vian frontier and the complete rout OF
the Turks. The next days dispatches
will announce the same battle, and a
glorious victory for the insurgents.
Thus the fact OF q battle 10 established,
while the result IL declared In favor of
both sides. 50 that sympatizers with
either may choose for themselves and
be satisfied; the dispatches merely stat
ing the case and making no effort to in'
Huence the judgment OF their readers.
This Is true enterprise. The news-shop
at the other end Of the cable does not
confine itself to the mere article OF
truth. 1t is a general shop, like coun-
try store, which keeps and furnishes all
sorts Of goods to suit all sorts OF people,
and you may take your choice. Chicago
Times.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02

Under date Of ago p. In. the Exchange re-
TOBACCO - ~ btping reported yet. Sales
thus far this week 1856 hogsheads. The
amount on sale Is estimated III $500 hogs
heads. We repeat our quotations as follows:
Low lug5 5t46. medium TO good Jugs 61sS11s.
low leaf 5g9s, medium 18g1lh. good i2g13. line
3l.@l5. selections lb1snl6. Africans l6t. Re-
none. stock on hand by our running statement
i3 S31 bhds.
FHEiGH fS-We continue to quote as follows:
by Stem-Cotton to- Liverpool t,d. corn
bushel l0d: cotton TO New York tsc; 20 Boston
Providence, Fall River, and Philadelpha. via
New York sc.
BY Sil-Cotton to Liverpool i7-s2d: to Havre
lc: Brmen lie. Corn to Liverpool i0d per
bushel.
sUGAR-There we're no receipts this morning
The market Is steady and strong. with a lair
local demand and sales 10 grooerS OF 100 hhds in
lots In the sheds ut 8l.@8s4c for common o. TOR
fair sa.c for good fair, a5sc Tor fully fair 9Ac
for fully fair to prime. 10c for primo, 10c for
choice. letc for yellow clarified, and Hfo tor
white clarified.
MOLASS Es-The stock on hand is very small
and there Is none coming 10. Inferior com
mands 25@5lc. fair .sD50j. prime 5Sc. cdoice e0o
CITY REFIN Fry sUGAR--Is selling on or
ders at tlx9llkc in bbls. 1l5s@12c for crnshcd
powdered and granulated. and iaa@lohc for cut
CITY REFINERY MoLAssEs-Is sellirg on
orders at soc FOR common, 4sc for tair 80, for
FLOUR-The market IA bare Of fresh supplies
which are called for. for the local trade a. q Tor
Cuba. Low grade. old stock, is In demand for
iota }or expo,t at -ess. 30 bS. Ths steamer
| Ysager, from Cairo. Il due to-norrew.. and the
B. T. Lee from Louisville. f. due the day after
Owing to tho scarcity OF supply. the sales In the
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02
COM VI EIiCIAI..

COTTON-The demand continues strong and
the market II 'afly bare OF the kiud- of lower
grades which are the most in request, and are
evidently ruling mt outside rates or "a fraction
higher. other descriptions steady. Sa es thus
far 400 bales Tho dis patches report Liverpool
firm ut previous rates, with saes Of 1900 bales
and arrivals stegdy; Hayre hardening and the
quotation, of tres ordina ro tspoU advanced
franc. aud New York firm at yesterdays quota
tious tor spots aad partially l-J2gi-16 stronger
for futures.
Yesterday. when the sales proper embraced
1900 bties tt0r the three days 5in0). the market
closed at tue following advanced quotations:
AMHHICAM LA
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02

We call the attention Of merchants. dealers
and planters TO the advertisement OF MIR. II. J..
Rivet, pharmaceutist and druggist. No. Ss
Chartres street. Mr. Rivet always keeps on
hand a large assortment Of fresh drugs and
medicines which he offers to the trade at the
lowest prices. He is also general agent for the
Texas cotton worm destroyer. the best prevent
i've yet known against the ravages OF the cater
pillar Give him call.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02
FINANCIAL AID COMMERCIAL
OFFICE n. o. DEsOcRAT =
Wednesday. August 3. 1870.
MONETARY.
Nnw onLEANs CLEARING HOUsE.

The money market is unchanged. -
We continue to quote exceptional paper at va
per cent ppr annum discount. Al do. l0lpl2.
and second grade ibG1s First class mortGa. es
rule nj 9Glg per cent per annunt, while second
grade are entirely nominal
Gold continues to rule at 11lk0ii2. agains
liII at New York.
Bil Of ladlus and Al clear sterling bills are
still quoted NJ 5i3t96At b INK at --GaRls and
bank counter rate -t45.si. and francs ut --ts46Gi
for commercial. and nominal for bank
The banks continue to check on New York Mt
u v cont premium, and Commercial sight Is
still quoted at 3-i6g4.
Nothing il reported in stocks.
St,te bonds are quiet at G. 0gBi e.
City premium bonds rule "A, 3ILlHy3X
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02

Antoine has appointed W. II: Penn
berton, vice 4. II. Harris, and Charles
s. Abell, vice s. X. Pile, Flour Inspect
ors for the Parish Of Orleans.
Auditor johnson Is stirring up. the
cases OF the tax collectors OF st. Mary
and st. Martin, whose names are Sam.
Ranlett and Taylor Daspit, both OF
whom are charged with being de-
.atIItars
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02

Let II not eecape the attention Of the trade that
these erterpristng merchants. Messrs. Miller.
DoIhonde 4 Co.. have received largo lot of
star candies. which. together with cther stores
OF the bast quality. thsy oCer TO purchasers u
tho lowest market ratea. 7ssssrr 4fF~a-tta
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02
RED RIVER.

NEW VitI.EAES AND RED MiNEa TRANS
P0RTATION COMPANY SFEAbfERs
Mary Louise, EsSas,
X, i. Rryarly, Lotus No. 5,
Col. A. r. Eouns. W. Bena11
La BeIie. Belle Rowland,
~ FOR 5HREyEPOHT JEfFER.
Isss.aAuf son. Uppsr Red River, Minden
+sHsk~as@ Coashatta. Graud Eeore. Alexan-
lrig and aii way and plantation landings-Leev-
ing New i,rIeans as follows
For Shreveport and Jefferson,
Leaves WEDNESDAY. August q. ats o. m.
II. r. Bryarly, W. L. Soovii. master.
No wharfboat eherltes will be m8de t,n freight
egDsigaed to the company at the mouth OF Red
River.
Forwarding treights Consigned to the company
vt New Orleans viii bs handled Tree Of drayage
and com n isaions.
For freight or passage, apply on board OF the
boats, or vi the Office of ths company, No. 1lf
grevier street. JOS. a. AIKEN President.
NJ w. JOYCE, Agent.
HlTE " CARIIN. BBITTON q EPPLEB,
dfs LORD 10 McPFAKE Agents
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02

Mr.. Beecher Is preaching 1t the Thou
sand Islands To the contents OF extra
trains, and to steamer loads beside.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MeIpDDIene Hangers W i'll meet Tonight
at Eagle Hall corner of Prytania and Felicity
streets. Distinguished speakers have bsen in
yited, All COnsery ,tives are invited tn attend.
JOHN J. FfNNEY. President.
JAS. J MCCAN Secretary. au2 it,
"A CA RID.
The undersigned. SUCCESSORS TO England. Tai
lon Il Co. thankful for past patronage OK
tended TO the old llrm will continue to furnish
FISH
to their customers and the public at the follow
ing raies:
Snappers and Red Fish 10 cents per pound
Bass or Breasfast fish ~ cents per bunch.
Hardsheil Crabs ~ cents per dozen.
Il Is your interest to deal with US.
Send orders to FRENCH MARKET. or to
CHRIST tPH AR 7. TALON. on boaId.
BARTHOLOMEW. TALON Il CO..
jy19 i'm stalls II. Ts. 70 and 40 French Market.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02
STEAMBOATS,.
GRAND ECORE.

Lea.ves EVERY SATURDAY. at %. m.
xf-w~~ FOR GRAND ECORF. MONT
k.ssx!sss sznt~ 2omery. Alexandria. Norman's
Wares. Barbins and all way | nd
lngs intermediate on the Mississippi and BED
Rivsrs--The steamer
New hart Able.
H. hinnott. master. tfso g. Hamilton. clerk
For freight or passage apply IN board, or to
ADAMS a WORK
feia sm No. 9 Commercial Place.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02

rFFr~r yEw 0RIMANs Dgns1R.r.
Wadu eadav. Aug A. ta7h--yq m.

rne undersigned in assuming ohargs OF the
liver Department Of the DAILY DEsooBAT, re-
spee.fally soiets from his steamboat friends o
,ontinuance OF the patronage 80 literally OK
epdcd during hts connection with the Neyr Or
egnp Trescettt and HuHsttn
- t, 4-. GEO. !. DU Moan
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN WAR.
The Turks Advance into Servia, Fight
Ing n They Co.

Ing as They Go.
LONDON. August 1.-The Standard this
morning. has special dispatch from
Widdin, which states that Hatiz Pasha
entered Servia on the 29th OF July ri
Quamada. He encountered four thous-
aud Seryians. After four hours fight
ing, the Servians fed. leaving many
killed. Hafiz Pasha has joined Ahmed
Eryoub Pasha at Zerbin on the 30th,
where he again attacked the Seryians.
A great battle occurred which ragged all
day. The result is not known.
The Turks under Sulteman Pasha en-
tered Servia near Pander ola, when they
encountered eight Servian battalions,
with twelve guns. After short battle
the Servians fed, throwing away tneir
guns.
The Turks continue to advance.
Sixty Russian officers are expected ut
Nisea TO enter the Seivian army.
vARlOUs ITEMS.
The Equilibrium Thresteued-Mar
Baxlne on the Turkish Side.
LONDON, August 1.-The Standards
Berlin special states that Austria seems
determined to annex Bosnia. Coun,
Andrassy admits the necessity OF thii
policy. Russia will object. I ID be.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-02
Arrived last Evening.

arrived last Evening.
Brit stenmshir Arbitrator Jackson, from Liver
pool via West Indies 10 Ocean. Zersga &co
I'D dis 81.
Bark Eva II Fisk Brown. ~ days from Phils-
delpha, to Decan, Ierega 6co-2d dis 7.
Brig John Shay, Niekerson. 80 days from New
York. 10 Norton n Bell-point
STEAMBOATS,.
Willie. Blanks, from Ouachita City
Annie y. Holfs. from Bayou Baratarls-
Dawn. Truslow, from Shreveport
WELDON. Buz. from Lower Coast
Exports.
NEW Y0RK-Psr steamship Arbitrator list
bnlBs cotton l7s bales hides s71 bdls do 1884
dry hides tDOn pigs lead 100 bales wool AZ bales
istls 40 balas m0ss 2D2 hhds tobacco 100 pkgs
mose.
Receipts last Evening.
OUACHIrA CITY---Per steamer Willie--T4
bales ton 1888 feet lumber.
BAYOU BAR NTAEIA-Per steamer Annie B
--sundrips to order.
SHREVEPORT Per steamer nawn--7t bales
cotton All sks oil cake s2s head cattle.
LOWER COAST---Per steamer WBiooD---
SKIS rough rice.
ny Railrnsd
NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
r R ug 1-76 bales cotton II hhds tobacco
and sundres to order. ..----.