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dillon 10 this consideration, It must not ho
forgotten that reputation hns never boon
hintetl by ary party III this country except
tho Democratic party, which onco basod
Presidential campaign thereon. II the
United Stntea bonds should decline ns n re-
sult Of Tl1nEs's election, as they probnbly
will In that event, then all otlior sccur'ics
will inavitably follow thoir downward ton
doncy. Tho banks, especially savings. banks,
tho insurance companies, and all the other
great flnancinl interests Of tho country, arc
too intimately associated with tho national
credit and hold too many Of tho national
bonds, not to bo seriously Infected by such
tlisastcr, md tho result might onsily bo a
worse panic than we experienced in 1878.
, 1876-11-07
GEpMANY'B POLICY.

To Germany belongs the credit Of having
brought about not only tho presont harmony
existing botweon tho Great Powers, but also
tho present armistico betweon Turkey md
sory1a, since II Germany Ind opposed 1t
Russia never would have insisted upon 1t,
Whi1o'tho other Powers gavo their opinions
con6dentially, and seemed to bo afraid to
commit themselves unreso1vedly md boldly
either to the long or short armlatice, Ger
nsany, after waiting in win for somo public
md determined announcement Of policy,
frankly said 1t was immaterial whether tho
armistice was for six months or sx weeks,
ter ut all, but, iuasmuch rs tho
other Powers could not soem TO agreo
upon The Six months armsatico, sho
would announce TINT sho should support
tho sir weeks nrn,istice, Tho manner In
which this announcement is made shows tho
Hatirical as well Us tho courageous policy OF
B1sGAnoK, mud tho effect OF it is manifest In
tho sudden agreement of the PoworB to sup.
port Russia and tho forty-eight hours' no.
tico to Turkey. Almost instantly after Cor
many had thus taken tho Bido Of 1sussia,
Italy announced that her policy was that Of
Germany, and England md Franco lastcnod
to soy 10 nussia that they would not intor-
fcro iu any quarrel between her and Tur-
koy. Austria olfared no objection, Oh she
Ind been promised territorial extension by
Nussia, and thus Germany, which has kept
quiet go long, appeared rs tho lnnstcr Of tho
situation, and conferred a lasting obligation
upon Russia by giving hor tho load in the
negotiations which England had lad.
Tl,is last 1uoye Of BiaNAucK's is 1nastor-
stroke Of policy. 1t checks Russia in amy
more for the present looking TO M alliauco
with France, which Is his constant dread.
Tho only bangor that threataus tho German
Empire is this alliance, and 80 far rs human
skill Gnu go ho has aveEted 1t. A war be-
twcon Nussia and Turkey would remove
that danger atili further, sinoe, however brief
1t might bo, Russia would retire from 1t ex-
lauated, nnl bo rs desirona Of long ponce
as she was ntter tho Orimean wAr. It will
| not DO difficult for 1}1sMARoK to keep on
tho Russian side. Germany cares nothing
for tho Turks. Slo Ans nothing to loso ii
| 1tusaia should obtain IN outlet through tho
| Sen Of Marmora, or even il she should Beiza
and hold Constautinople, II Englaud should
obtain possession Of 1t, sho would care still
less. II tho capture OF Constantinoplo by
either Power should provoke war botweon
them, Germany would be still more pleased,
regardless which sils might be victor. With
regard to the possibility Of an alliance bo.
tween 1lussIa mud Austria for attack upon
| Germany. tho London Sutt&ator snys:
, 1876-11-07

uox1E, the Stock Yards s'soction-boss "
OF tho Michigan Southern Railroad md tho
associate Of hog-lroyors aud day.Iaborers,
has no more claim upon Democratio votes
tlan lie has upon Republican votes for tho
Congressional position to which le absuraiy
aspires. Ho says that he has always boeu
Republican, aud will tako his seat On tho
Republican slde Of the House II elected and
It ~ notorious TINT ls got tho Democratic
nomination by purchase, so that there are
no pasty seasons requiring Democrats to vote
for him. But there ase reasons higher than
any party consideration which should prompt
every decont man to vote aSaiast him. lilo
Ia vulgar, illitcrate, aud low.aung fellow,
who is trying to 90 to Congress for corrup.
purposes, aud to get there by corrupt means.
, 1876-11-07

Every voter should scrutinizo with the
greatest caro- the ticket that Is handed him
to voto to-day. It Is not enougl, to ask for n
Republican ticket and tako one TINT has
"Republican ut the head. 11o should 500
tlat tho list Of Electors arc those uominated
by tho Republican party, for there will 10
tickets protesting to be HAYES and WHEELER
tickets that will really hnvo tho TtnnEs and
HkNDnlcKs Electors. He should also Bco that
tho Republican candidate for Congress- in his
district, rs we'll as tho Republican candidates
for State officers, is on bis ticket HoxiE,
for instance, is running MI sorts OF tickets.
Ho should then satisfy himself that ho is
voting for tho Republican county candidates,
and four Republican County Commissioners.
1t will require groat pcrsonni caro- to guarl
against deception.
, 1876-11-07
f7AHNYNAI, ANT0NEYff.

rt.. ~,.n..,, ,,&,x,ttn &1{o ]{rts., stnA t,rn.
80 .nn 1851 :.a.o...n,' ,,as honr -enn~.od 10 l.,
.a,u ..,.,. s, -, aan,,n,, o.t ha t1,ad ot
1'a~s IT, 49,. ho~a Aari, . 1aoc ~ s,r.
,,;an l. I'll, IN ,1a. a doucon;or,t ~ on
' A'.s'... 80 -.. ,.a.,,,,,. t.,.u,, ,n,1 ,vo.
a,,vnn,od fo- .ho nbrro,, m ~. a man ~
sS. st,,,,,.. 49,, .e ..a,. fas.,,;,., a,,1 ,,.o
bao, ~, ~. ,;fo . oroo,or ohorr;nn ~ tho
.7hn-,, T., a,;, .,,nn II ios,;col ,not,ors
A. . so,,o,or o,d =. v-;to- ho ot,rocto1 tta
..,on,ion ~ ~ nn,aonx yvr oh, too, him
,,,.~ .,,o o;v,1 .o,vico ~ tho stoto Altar ser.
.,;.o -, .o,or,, ,,,,a;,,ono ho ,voo rondo MIN.
,.,o, ~ 1;,onco for which 1,rorc,, ~ lin
.,,,1,,, aorv;oo Ia had .tron, into and s1i.
.a.t o,,;,;,. tn bo,d +h,a ra,,ir .vt,on p,na
n ,roa otsctet, ponc an1 VIVA aoon after. in
1o,7 ,n,ao n ror;7;n,, T, 1aaa In n,ou I'd.
,,s.aaa =, A., ~o,,1 ~ pr;,no ,r;rietor and
h"oano tho m moat consn,ono,,a aorvant of tho
rhn~ct, h I and conanic,,n,,s amonc t1o atotos.
,7on ~ Enrona IL uoa tha 1;bara1 hr;n;stcr.
a".1 .' ~. ,o,,p.,,a,, b, 1aova ot1,ca n 1aaa
M ot,o. ,ro o,onss;not ot,on NJ ,toaa1 tto POM ,eft
1,o,ca md woa in;nca nv Anrouy,rr at
1.oa,o .yboro ha ,,acono Minister II statn.
nd fro,r that finn to thu nrcaont ,,o l,as
1,oor tta constant oar;sar of lin pope md
l,;a most t,7,stof, fr,ond. Al Goota he uepo.
t;atea with foreion Powers tho terms upon
which the pope returned to Rome,
1Enon tbe restoration he abandoned tho
1;1,ora1 noltov which ho bad originated. and
too ,,rooorvca ovar a;nco t1,o nncomnror,a.
Inn onnosition to nonu,ar domands which
oycntunltv lod to The uoliticsl consolidation
NJ Aha 1tal;an States. and tho election of VIC
ron rv,unr1. os kim of Ita1v. with Roma
ou tbo can,ta1 of tim Kingdom. 80 long M
tbo Fronch troona rcmained in Rome tbo
Ponol Governmont was recoonized ~ n no.
1,t;co1 (,ovornnoot Int after tha withdrowa1
Of Tho troons in 1870 tho INCORPORATION Of
Rome NJ mart of thu 1ta1ion Kingdom soon
followoxl, Az secro.arv Of Foroion AfEairs
thu f,ordinal Minister resisted the unificasion
of 1tolv antl the nssumptiou Of Royol author-
, 1876-11-07

Tho committee Of gentlemen appointed to
present to Judge McA1t1srEn tho petition
signed by G,o1o citizens, requesting his res
ignation on account Of his extraordinary
eourso III tho SULLIVAN trial, performed tloir
orrand ycstortlay, and wore not imprisoned
for contempt. No notice was taken Of the
petition, further than to direct tho Clork to
placo it On file. There was no expectation
that Judge A1oAL1,rER would grant tho
prayer Of tho petitioners, hut 1t Is no small
satisfaction to know that tho paper has bcon
deposited among tho official archives Of the
Court, and TINT 1t will remain there for all
time, forcible expression Of the sentiments
OF On indignant community.
, 1876-11-07

OF course 1t In ont Of the question that
1nw STKwAnp should be ulocted Governor Of
the great State OF Illinois. Tho Democrats
did nos expect It whom they accepted Tim at
the hands ut tho Decatur Greenbackors
Thousands Of honest, fair-mindcd, aud self
respecting Democrats will not vote for him,
and thoae Republicans who might have
voted for distinctively Greonback candidate
will refuso to bo betrayed into voting for o
double-dealing, vulgar old Bourbon. But It
Is matter Of local pride that, in largo anil
intelligent city, laa lika sTEwAnn should
receive MS small q vote as possiblu, aud that
the relative proportions Of tho STEWARD vote
will 70 good gauge Of tho intelligence md
dcceucy Of thin community,
, 1876-11-07

Mr.. CARTER II. HAnn1soN deuies lnving
written tho circular to German voters in tho
Second District in which Col. DAVE, tho Re-
publican candidate for Congress, was stylol
40 high-uosed Yankee and nuckcr" Mr.
IIAnn1son snya TINT, while such circular was
Issued, he know uotl.ipg about it. It was
gotten up mud circulated, ho learns, by n
West Side German Democratic Club, but ho
is in no wiHe in accord with tho sentiments
Expressed in 1t. IIo knows Col. DAVIS, and
ostcems him too highly to make my such
coarso, low atack upon him.
, 1876-11-07

Tho worst scared md most -sleluoralized
candidate for Office In tho United Statos III
SAMUEL J. TILpEN. 4 fortnight ago l,o wns
full OF confidence aud Riniater smios. but
frightful chauyo has co,uo over tho spirit
Of lis droams since then, aud especially
within few days.
Tho sudden movement Of tho groat NOR
chants, manufacturers, bankers, money -leni-
ess, dealers IN stocks AMI securities, aud cn,-
ployors OF labor against TlLpgS, Ta1nmany,
and tbs Solid South, las changed tho whole
political aspect in tho Empire Stato. These
men have wakoa up to tho evil consc-
qacpces wliol. may attend transfer
Of tllo Government into tho hhnda OF
tho confederatca ana tho desperate gang Of
corrupt!onista who run Tammany Hall. Dy
hundreds and by thousands tho business men
Of tho Empire stnte haye changed from TIL.
DEN and HENDRICKS to 1IAYEs and WHEELER.
They will gives HAYES tho Statu OF New
York to-slAy, beyond all reasonable doubt.
They feel that they emit afford to l.aya
tho Government and the national credit pass
under tho control Of the purity who have two
billions Of Southern clai,us to present at tho
Treasury tor payment
They cannot depend upon the promise Of
T.IpEs to detont tho payment Of TINT
yaAt n,ass of claims with his veto. Tie IL y
fruit, fesblo, worn.out old man, who has but
slight hold On life, and 1t Is uonsenso to
suppose that le eau successfully resist
Tho Solid South, who elected him.
1lo wou!l ha no more than q house-hy
A.
, 1876-11-07

It is not Of much consequence to giva pro-
diotions OF n result SO near ut hand, but none
the lcsa it may be interesting and gratifying
to know that the Republican Congressional
Committee in Washington, after summing
up all tho returns and making duo allowance
for the probabilities, figure out for HAYES
1913 Electoral votes without tho aid of New
York, though they ars confident of carrying
New York upou m honest vote. To-day
will tell how fur these calculations aro cor
rect or otherwise.
, 1876-11-07

When 11gNDR1cHs inade his speoclt III shls
city last week he forgot to state TINT every 'ot0
III Congress III favor Of the Fourteenth Aalehu, l,
mcnt, which furb!ls tho payment by t'c uhl!ea
s.ates or any State OF any debt Or opl'sas.u t'.
incurred In MD of tho Rebellion, Or Of any e'a''a
for tho loss or emancipation OF slaves was eass
BY Republican, and every voto IN con@sss'
against that amendment WAS cast by oeihoe1aIs,
a1l lle himself voted against IL, and III e'ees -
favor of paving Isebe1 clAlnEs.
, 1876-11-07

# may need nll tho respectable votes TINT
can be brought out ngainst him to overcome
tho imported and bogus votes which will 10
pollcd for him. Tho good nnmo Of Chicago
fa involved In tho isAuo, and every decent
man, whetl'or Republican o. Democrat,
should voto for N1r. AtDn1cn III order 10
render IIQxtE's drfnnt ccrlnin,
, 1876-11-07

On onr exports; there for thc r,o,,,
y ~? Il: ~ aeanst e aia, Id ass n e totaln
nei fe Iee1 io5' fs1 ot foreign wss9eetfsss
IN, N, sopssnnEr. 1hs New Yor!; ba"k
avns sen LIKE %f tc snrs s
0on ln.t yrar. 'This M',atn't =. .Uo5
tht, tio -, iarEe hmonnt Of smell" niae ,i!ae 10
hs .s. .pak, as At present. nn thse II no usa,, g, ay
on London warrant importatpns 't n" ,' or ssch:nu
nfy Y no% naynv gut c November nc,os ~ lns tea,
ssseoSt oo q ri .c WI n ew saSe e9Ts IT
Of silver IN London aflyaucet tn ~; Tbs pslea
nancc @ EnE!sl ttnndar,, chiefly bccnnas% " per
eonrs Seio9a gd hs es % .ts;
TO sad 1irro tho closing nrrn e@ ~ INC price feti
2Mse IL 9o flnc. which would i've TN H. q q. 70 per
naF ta nt gSa s,s ss1se p sod ~ s.nS N.Y.; :,
"a sanEe9 E9o during tho werk butwccn 80 , II ha,
, 1876-11-07

Chiof-Justico WAITE yesterday announced
The decision Of tho United States Supromo
Court upon tho application Of Mrs. DELyA A.
LOCKWOOD for admission to practice in that
Court. The decision was in the negative, it
being held TINT Eone but mon may pructico
as attorneys ard councillors before that
nt1pugt body.
, 1876-11-07

The Chicago produce markets we're gsues-
ally quiet mud steady yesterday. Afesspork
cioaed 7A@i0o per brl higher, at $l5.4.1@
15.45 for tho year and $l5.6.a@l5.s5 fer
January. Lard closed 7lo per lOo lbs higher,
Ut S!l47a@s.524 for the year and s9,65 sell
, 1876-11-07

Tho Nation has summary ot the last weeks
progress In the revival of commerce mud tho ill.,
proYcment' ot tile condition Vt tho country. Its
1Exun1s IL a. fellows:
General tsado bus hocn qutct during the week, ~
Ia alwsya the case preceding Presidential elec-
tl0n. Thu foreign trus vi thu country during Sup
, 1876-11-07

A year ngo most rascally vote was re'ufasa ~.
by tho man K!nngaLY, from the paupefs u 'ne ~,
County Poor House, viz: 244 for tbs pethos'asstt
and for the Republican Ticket. AS sha1'e' ~, IT,
fact there were not 10 legal voters among t"e
sanc paupcrs. What is being dune up tistu a'.s,, ~
tay We know not, but trust thu hePu9''s'A'
Committee arc looking inter- It..
, 1876-11-07

It is no. posstllo to predict that thc Con,eu.
o,es viii ner,nt fair election III my e'"." s,,"
stato wLery thc Republicans arc fn t!.s a'.t"I ,t"i
a. o1ss s.ronr enough to render thu result doubtful!
~ 1|t % +, Il should tun, out that ths election
f,i.ly held aud conducted IN Louisiana md md
stato "a perfectly .rttala for HAYES 'DA
, 1876-11-07

Joua hioRHlssEr's bogus poo.selltng TO eta'.l na'
u,y tho confidence Of T1LpEs's hackers u a,.a r.
low trick to influence tho floating sosc' ..,.,, III
prsss gun,blcrs hope, by 'nerc efaYaao ,,,",nr "I
tlrIr money, and by system ol auYet!'',1s H. ,n,
thelr sham bets with each other, to keep up Luz
co,ronv os their side until after they 'a'0
pnfn1
, 1876-11-07

Complete arrangements have been mado
for the collection and publication in Tun
TnmuNH tomorrow of tho most fnll and per-
feet details of tho election that can possibly
DO obtained. Wo can therefore promise
cur renders t,o very latest, most accurato,
and reliable intelligence from oil parts Of tho
, 1876-11-07

elatsd assembly ID Gengisv ~ ti tTrsae3} evening. 1t
o'clock, Al u aud 20 MDutGa tot baalncea nnd con.
iefrinE tic Order of K. r. All sir Knights courtcouay
invited, I]y order OF lie Eminent C0tiitnandrr.
, 1876-11-07

T1LDEN has had much to say about tho
economical manner In which he has managed
The fiscal affairs of the State Of New York hiuco
ho became Governor. Tho present Republican
candidate for Governor OF Now York wis Goy-
crnor during tho War, when expenses Of living
were high, hut in the gear 1879, for example, thu
cost Of his oflce Has not ha'f what TlLpEN's aru
, 1876-11-07

Greenbacka at tho New York Gold En-
change yesterday closed at 91.
, 1876-11-07

Everybody is guessing ns to how tho soy
eral States will yoto today for presidont
, 1876-11-07

ftnot'a 1iuarnn1s
Nonrpe ttrect between State and Dearborn. After.
npQp AmbrUte Uwnctt.- Eyuutng. Lied AtrsY."
, 1876-11-07

Ncw Ci1icn1o Tlcntfc.
Cart street, between Lake and Randolph. Hooaty's
, 1876-11-07

I3nvcrir'a Theatre.
. Randolph street between Clark aud LAsaue. Cal*
fQrulA MlnGtre4.
, 1876-11-07

+ nlcv1nker'1 Theatre. ..
rsdtsop street. between Dearborn and STATE,
Engagement Of tho StEakotch Opera Tedupe- II
UAfbtre dt bcYtEttA."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
Tho EnwII.h PsepI. Aroassd.

Lospos, August s.-what passed last
night In the House Of Commons has caus.
ed asionishmcnt and horror. George An.
derson introduced the subject and one
member after another rose 10 express his
Indignation and to protest against the At
titude Of Indifference on the part OF the
British Government.
Disastrous Railway Aceidsat In
England.
LoSpoS. August s.-By q collision last
nigh, on the Somerset and Dorset Rail-
way. near Red stock. twelve persons were
Killed and thirty injured.
The TurcsSesvian war.
prHLiS. August s.-servia has request.
ed tho Powers to mediate in favor Of
peace. Tho scrvians' attempt to raise .
war loan In Russia proved to be . failure;
consequently the capture OF durgusovaiz
followed. The seryian General Leschya-
min abandoned Saitzchar and marched TO
ioin General T~chernayef. Tho Turks
have occupied Satizchar unopposed.
Tho BniEariss Atrocities
LONDON, August s.--There Was an ami
mated debate In the House Of Commons
yesterday on the Bulgarian atrocities, The
Tine. says: We are on tho verge OF =
revolution surprising anything IusEiaAhls
Of civilized man. The wild and senseless
destruction Of human life, which modern
ltudeuts Of history have been disposed 70
sock upon % fabulous. find . parallel IN
thefieed- perpetrated within the last few
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-08

a Miser Killed .. the ophir Shan-
he Leaves vile and res call

n fatal accident occurred at the 0phir
mine last night as the II o'clock shift was
going down to their work. Adoublc deck
or cage carrying William Hurd ami eight
other men was descending the shaft. II
was going to the i6oo-foot station. at
which place the men. Hurd with the rest,
were to 20 to work. The cage was going
very slowly and when IL reached the ii6J-
loot level II appears that Hurd thought il
was the 1900 and he deliberately stepped
on As though to enter the station. The
bonnet or cover az the cage struck him
on the head. when he fell between the cage
and the aide Of the shait. In this position
he vas dragged down 10 the i5o0-foot
level. when he was released and fell TO the
lCoo-foot level. lie was reached a.
soon a. possible by his companions.
hut life Was extinct before they could
get tn him There we're several had cuts
on the mans head. made By the bonnet of
the cage which struck him a. Il Was going
down, and his chest Was completely
crushed Ia by the pressure between the
cage and timbers Of the shaft.
Hurd was an Englishman by birth and
w. seoot MY ssaiS VI ~. anu CAuir
from Nevada City. California. TO Virginia
city. tie leaves q wife and ten children.
only N of whom, a youth nov working
in the Ophir. a. capable 81 contributing
IN the support Of the family. This is
case which appeals strongly TO the sympa-
thy OF the community. and should receive
especial consideration from Odd Fellows
and members 90 the Miners Union. Of
which associations deceased was at the
time Of his death an esteemed brother.
The only thing left the family Is the
house in which they live. North Howard
street. Virginia. and they really need and
deserve assistance.
Hurd was an old miner. having worked
In the collieries Of Pennsylvania before
coming to this coast. Coroner Mayer Of
Virginia will hold IN inquest into the cir
cunistanccs attending his death at half.psst
& o'clock this evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-08

A MIME named J.. Phillips. Who has
been working In the Sierra Nevada mine.
~as attacked by robbers A. he WAS return
ing home las, Saturday night. lie was
considerably mashed M. his eoilsr-bone
being broken.
srryrH BnoIHrRs. stock and money
brokers. Virginia City, advertise that they
~il pay the highest marker RATE 10, 49,
dollars. They will buy S.ovo OF 'ne-'
coin. II YOU have 40 many to sell
GrsrnAL L. y. DAVIS. who was very III
ia Virgins last month. has greatly I'M
proved in health since going 10 Oakland.
California. lie expects to remain IN 'hs'
city until fully recovered.
Tur road ON the 0old Hill side OF the
Divide B. bong put In good shape by u
,s-a authorities. All the loose stones
washed up by the late heavy rains are De-
Ing carted away.
CHICK Whoever has found q
check for 80. payable to George Rodgers.
will confer = favor by restoring u 10 Tvs
owner. soe notice in our advertising COL
amns to-day.
SnIhnr KrlGY. who has been confined
10 his house for several weeks past with q
lame leg. Ia rapidly recovering and viii De
able 10 be ont again in q few days.
Tur Virginia City Board Of Edneaiion
held 4 meeting last evening. but a hull
Board not being present the election OF
teachers WAS postponed.
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CENTENNIAL IpEAs-ApvsScrNrSr y
PnoalExs.-Having come to the conein.
sion that the surest way for rs to succeed
In business is by manufacturing and Inn
porting our own goods from the East. so
that We will be able to give our customers
and the public at large Better Inducements
10 trade with us In Gold Hill. MI motto
will Be no middle men For the present:
and until our arrangements are completed
We will offer our entire stock OF Summer
clothing 81 greatly reduced prices. to make
room Tor our direct importations. Mr..
Wolf. Of the firm Of II. 4 W.. will posi.
lively leave for the East on the 10th OF
July. should this article be noticed by
any Of our customers indebted TO MS. we
kindly request them to call and settle
their accounts before tho above date. ~
We need money 10 enter into our new en-.
terprise. Thanking you for past favors.
We hope TO merii the same for the future.
REiSsrEIS 4 woLr.
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Sssees aales.

nan Francisco Angn>'S- W.
sierra NeyaIa-i5a btl.
occidentai--i bid.
Alphs- bid.
Woodyille-ir bid.
Con. Virginia sc bill.
Northern Belle-25.
Con, Virginia SO sold.
Yellow Jacket-3at. hid.
Mesican-35 bill.
Bslcher-ioa bill.
Julia-e hid.
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weeks At few days journey from
our own shores, and In our own age"
According to tho testimony Of which there
can be no reasonable doubt. the helpless
inhabitants of tho district about Tartar.
Dazsrdyk. and Philioppoli, men. women
and children. have been slaughtered by
thousands and their towns and villages
utterly destroyed. There Is the strongest
evidence that these atrocities have been
not the work wholly or principally Of the
Circassian settlers but Of the Turkish
troops commanded by duly appointed OFF,
GERS. and sent into the country expressly
to strike terror into tho population.