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Anumber OF the Southern Members OF
Congress, together with representative
men from the South, will call on the Pres
ident tomorrow to request him to take
no action in the gubernatorial questions
in Louisiana and South Carolina, but to
leave it to the decision OF his successor.
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In one or more parcels, as may suit purchasers.
Persons desiring further particulars are referred
70 THOMAS @. YATES, West Alexander, Pa, OF
]. =. JONES, AttornsyGt Law, Wheeling, W. Va,
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The defendant will take notice that the dcpo.i-
tions Of John c. Truxell, Ellie N. Berry and
Others will be taken at the office OF Messrs Daven-
port q DoYener, No. li3s ChaplIne street, In the
city Of Wheeling, W. Va, on the 10th day Of
March, 1871, TO DO read In evidence ln the above
cluded on that day 10 be continued from day 10
day until concluded.
LILLIH NJ. BERRY,
fel5-w BY DAvRNPoRT:S DOvRYRR. >ops.
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Attention having been drawn to the
absence from the seat Of government Of
several Of the Foreign Ministers, accred-
tied here, and who perslstently reside in
New York, it is rumored that the Secreta.
ry Of State is about to call attention OF
their governments TO their constant ab.
sence, and to request instructions to the
ministers to be at their posts or that others
may be appointed who will remain at
the seat Of government.
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~ o. hlAlSouAL
DMAEsIlL's OFFICE, PrT1snuRou, Feb. :, 1877
, 1877-05-28
EGYPT.
An INDIFFERENCE TO TunKKr-A CONTINGENT
YoAOE or Thirty THOUSAND AHN.
ifese FORK T9t,.sa

IN INDIFFERENCE TO TunKKr-A CONTINGENT
7phCE or THIRTY THOUSAND MIN.
4Se.a Fork Times.
An occasional correspondent wsitei NJ from
Cairo. May 9, IS follows: ''Thc diplomatic sttua-
ton OF Egypt to-day Is uniQus. A. = member Of
the Ottoman Empire shn haa her dattea, both pollt-
ieal and religious: and a. the taln.ost insolvent}
debtor Of English and Frcneh bondbodcrs, she
has pressing obligations. Tho Egyptian Govcrn-
ment secs the Empire totteran7 towa.d Tho tomb.
sud would help It on, did not the Mussulmsn fear
for tho bead Of tho Church. England, too, with
her moral psotecloshtc ofct Egypt, IN hetaeH 10
tEibntnlon ln consequence Of her conflicting
obligations to maintain the Otsom1n hold Id
Europe, End, at The sasne tina, psutaet l1rr
moneycd Interests hcrt. What action Will uttf-
matcly BE- takBn IL not moro readily seen, With
the knowledge that England and ffauto are not
now. and ihey never bare bssn. In actorl in
Egyptian AFFAIR.". notwithstanding they were har-
utssea together In the Cru1ca- Although they hfo
aunlt now IA thcis monsJed Interests, ihsJ have
peEed, In Acepr1 In Tho present Wnf.
"Esypts proper contingent In tho Emplto's
contest for life ID shout 10, 0O0 mtu-Arnl OF eets-
ice properly pfopontontd- OF this force shs fur.
utsLrd nearly one- third during the recent BeeEfAn
tnsusrcetlon. and thcEe lies hero, npon tho Nils.
about another third awaiting, 1t 10 ramoted, con-
soy Atsoss the Aedlscrranean. We feei hers TINT
1t 10 due 10 tho controlling Influence of England
that E9Jp ID tnoee lh4n pafl. .beAsos !u,thts sfnR
gle. An Engs!4h squadron arrived II Alexandria
siiicc tho declaration uf MAs, and Of Yonr own
se&Aes. from tho Mediterranean eQualevt,, u also
touching thefu pu coast ctntsa. !"
, 1877-05-28

last completed tour of inspection. Informs me that
Ardahan has garrison Of g. ooo infantry
though ho eouid not tel! ms under who,o
command they were. With regard to Ears, hs in.
formed that 1t !s very strone1y fortified, and II
hrld by force Of g. COO men under command OF
MonJ1ca raaha. a General Of division. These gar.
riaons Of KAro and ArdAhAu hc'ouE to thu Fourth
Army Cotps, the Commander In. Chief Of which Ia
hukhtar rasha, and hs quarters aro supposed to
b at
HRzanouM.
1scso thcfs IL +usd 10 bo d!vtton Of 10. oo0 In.
fansr5. 10 that thcso figures would hiring Mnhktar
paAha's army To 40, 600, bee!des artillery,
tho number of which no eno sccn,a 10
know anything about The army Of Ia.
tonm, he tells NO, ia composed Of 20, 600
regular troops under command Of 1IassAn Jahnaon
pashn And 10, GOO Dashi Dakonka, led By All rAsbh
IN all. 80. 900 men. Lat me, however, remind
you that this news can only givs you a. coming
from one Of tho Turkish authorittes, who arc not
AI"Ays rory precise IN thatg statements. sui, In
The midst OF al this uncertainty three thinga ara
certain. 0ne IL that Nukhtar PAsla IL
AwuoLLr INCOMPETENT GENERAL,
IN :xhom no single soldier has tho slqhtest eona.
dence; The second. that the fusstans are In great
fosca within frontier; and tho third that, a.
though We havo long known thas tho principal and
tho mort effective arm which The enemy would
bring aYatnat would bo that Of cavalry, NC havs
scarcely trained horscman oil along the
INC. 4 need nor point out 10 military rc7dcfa
Mhat this means: especially tn county "hstc
es.a115 VII oe ao'e 70 eaeet 40 faueh % IN Asia
MINOR pat 70 non military readers 1s may 10 well
10 fa1 tfat tn'e hek Of hofso ",lt N al human
a,o R.oaao,a.y inaote toe eont'nna' oe.cat OF tae
huseian sdvauoo. A. this moment great efforts
arc being made to bring up number Of Kurds and
.HeAe''ans 10 toe .lon. III AoPes 'ha' sae@ VIII Do
eoae ~ eo"pcse VIVA tas
VA6F boplEa OF cossAC45
, 1877-05-28
Mira,al. J. fColonel.,, ..,,,... ann
Cttnakeh }BtyA Ifert. -Coloutl, ,,.s tHQQ
hlnbn4hi: fMaiof.........u,. 47.Ht
~ HaAht. 1850
MtlAs(m-drc .......... ...Ffr1t Lieutenant, pno
1fIAA,M. eonTa. Second Lieutenant Nso
MOI. AMi artAfn' Ad1ntAnk 23.D
Gna29eu kefRtAnt... 1.U1
On A4Aht. ......... corporal, .......- III
Miraaa1.
ChtmAkeh
i3imbn4hf,
Ht-A flnxh1

ei;s.:a:st: iass a.9,
'..': :s
F;,:;: fl,:t: :s'd1sf :s'd'sf
The soldiers got two suits Of clothes psr annum.
fasoa; @ taenes e coone on ,xs 70 E.
t'ons thence up ten rss!ons and fornse 70. actnAl
hist ihe subslsstn oleers Of the turkish army ars
q reliable English s;e:witnssses 70 10 .sn II
!i.sipi!ne. rsm!ndin3 tS liz esholasr et % a. I'D:
fore ths war. Ths eompsn9 Officers = rtse rom tbs
tanxs by favosttian,, and ean Be seen Il ii! times
talking, snok!ng. and gambling Win: shslE. men.
s O. nossnT q ner Gass en han sad H..
ia comparative comfort on sheir. ply.
sss ssgsfss dsa. a hi ,hsl nsss :ou.' h? e r. % %s.o I
Their high salaries, ase luxurious and lazy. ThsJ
all keep hatoms, snd run Into aneh s1pcnass that
1snsity as md sedrapon .tons1
1n!ndlne one Of :bc days Of decadencs Of Napo1eou
!. mar be asked. Iior do such onoc1 behave IN
AEAtn the testimony OF English obaerTers Ii mani.
moua. While the msn are hraTe, patient, and
hardy, tue officers a. rule seem to decrease ia
and repc.,ed instances arc mentioned darling lhs
war Of 1B54-'b when shs Ecys and Pasbas dis
pa{eS tae most en1mcfn1 eoWard!ee. dtser!n9
tueit easLons w Act!on ana ieas1na taea1 % !ed
" " s.mple aliaelmeouta or eecono. Llonsen.
aht "n9 ftaek 70 hts men, feellaE ntfnaolf ona OF
tneHs. y may 6e nfeed 10 eontsad!ction Of this
rss,ate taeL the iaf.e hhre l!npfoTea slnce thent
1nan 70 lsS4' on account Of religions fsnas!etta.
esis ane sns.et ean oniJ % gaFea y iach. In tho
s.G.aLme w nnIi,EallAn ouaIA3es ot tsI Jesf tho
e11snslse mofh!ltf reported OF ths TatEtsh troops
"a sna ei.e*a ann tht eInwnest o.
tl;t eia9 ~ sSsnts tns unqsssphnea sefttan
uHua; pant % tne olu in1ssy o. dtelpl1ne And tho
, 1877-05-28

As l0NEsH4poHEp Df DIPLOMAT.
8ptttaf hsposeA 10 Ia 1ftssA&
New YoRx, May T,-Ths NsT0lda ss, FrteFs.
burg correspondent tsleEfaphs - fo!o"4: "louF
correspondent had N Interview recently with
prominent 11naalan diploma: whose nemea an NOT
IT liberty 10 disclose. asKanS "neeoes HasNAs IN.
ten'ons ~eFa ~ d,s'nssfassea assno aaa ehnouneed
IN hot circular notes to shs to"esa OF EUROPE I
was tod that ass1a 'nt'naed 20 redeem nef p'edsu
~ !sf - inc a2sF1na!fehaehsot tefntos5 "enr pd1
should fhe pFoSe V'ctotoos' sue ~oa'a 'ns'es upon
The 'autptnueaes o. uulxafisr Heszegos!na. hoa'
manas' ssf7la, and hostns. aha sos ~oa'a eaafan-
saa these provinces faelf independenee' 20 psttes
Agatnst what foweF. she WOULD FORM defensive
aud offensive alliance @1ta 1nese IloosstSa sefsa'
tories.
coMoPoL'A
Upqn my asking whether ConEtantnopls, In tbs
event Of Russta ra!ains decisive Victories. would
b occupied BY kuaata. was informed that long
befora An army eoaid b. brought IN front ot tho
walls Of ConsAntinoPte. peace would b made.
The terms of thr ppace would. perhaps. Include
tas surrender on the part Of Turkey Of portion
of her heet and the consumuatton Of treaty
placing Ihs city Of consnntinopls under ths joint
eontrol Of all ths foFnlgn Powefs- Up 10 this hmo
aeosnoPolltan city has frequently bssn talked of,
and several theories hays been brought forward sos
ia eoTtFnmcnt. but It haa nsSer been
practically tried. On constsntinopls tao atss
attempt vii! DO uads. Ihs city
, 1877-05-28


INQu1nr ~ TO WHAT MEAT PRINCE CHARLES
DCcuAnEsr, May 97.-The ministerial bill tor
fho ieauo OF paper money naeea with great oprott.
tton In tho Chambers. In tho Sonste yesterday,
Senator 0hlkcs objected to ID. nratlano, the PRO.
ults, addressing Prince C1arles King on recent
occasions. Tho Senate approved Gh!ka's objec-
tton
no 0HEEHnAGKB.
BUCHAREST. May 27.-Tho I'LL proposing the H.
ano Of paper money failed to obtain tho necessary
1nalosity, and will b withdrawn.
ANOTHER RAILWAY ACCIDENT
hhs occaTod By which four soldiers were killed and
many wounded.
Tun MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
VIENNA. Nay GA correspondent nays tho
Turkish Ministers OF W4r and FHnanco hare ar.
pareut1y rendered thctt FestSnaiions. Tho 8nl-
tan's decision is sill pending. Tho Grand ytxler
vishes 10 mediate With thn Chsmber. md has con.
fcrrcl With zone OF tho leading members on tho
formation Of = now Cabinet Mah,nout namsd
Pasha declares In favor Of unbcnlng oppogltion 10
tho Chamber.
L DIsrAnA1KR pisrAKA0nD.
LONDON. May :7.-A dispatch says tho Lerdnt
Herald has been suppressed for 4 month for dis.
psrsging tho Minister Of War.
TUE RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR At nEnLlN.
DEnLsx, Iay 27.-Tha Russ!aa Ambassador has
gone to 81 Petersburg.
\ cANARp.
VIENNA. May c7.-Thcta ID no foundation for
tho statement that tho Emperor Francis Joseph
would hare conference With tho Czas On tho iron.
tier on tho occasion OF the Cars journey to
Plo!eatl.
NO UPRISING.
W1np1s. May 27.-The reported rising In tho
balkans il officially contsadlclcd-
EXAGGERATED.
The alarming reports about popular demonstsa.
tions In Constanttnop!e wefe greatly exaggerated.
There was no trace Of anything like rising. All
passed OF a. orderly ~ could ho expected.
TUE wulLoA TRIBUTE.
Tho amount OF trlbusa usually paid to Tpfkey,
about coo. 900 francs. has been unanimously ap-
r.9pElatel By both NoumaniAu Chamber. ioE tho
uso OF the army.
4 correspondent 1t DaaIlograd atases hs has been
officially sssurcd that not angle Kussisn ottces
has been sent 10 bosnia.
rllx GERMAN SQUADRON.
4 Berlin correspondent Of tho 7sHstt says the
German squadron In tho Egean Hsa wilt soon b
increased to dozen yesselA, including four OF hse
drst.clAss !ro1claus.
TILE 0AEnKs.
4 special from Athens reports that tho 0rrek
troopA In Morca arc moYtns towards tho Conttnont.
LONDON, My 23.-An Athsas despatch says tho
Opposition expect that thu Government will bu
orerlhfown 1t the opening OF Parliament Monday.
ATHENS, May 27.-The Qrsek 'Uovssnmcnt xse
disrAtehlug attachments Of troops To tho frontier
daily. The Greek soldiers made several assc4ta
among the bands who endeaToF " eroas tbs ssua-
tier into Turkey.
FINANCIAL
special DtpeteA II ~ 5tsaaas.
Nxw Yonx, May .7.-The lierdl1 correspondent
In Vienna seissraphs that sas French consostiuu,,
headed BY ii. Frenzy, hsa offered ths Porto losn
Of 60 COO 900 ffAuc1 In consideration OF tho Fixht
, 1877-05-28
AT TREDIZOND.
III InNBR vIBw--rix SlouREA e4A111n-

1pAaU NKTdst& 70 TN 3WVRN<
Nkw yoxx. Nay ~. The Tina has letter
from special war oortsspondent dated At Tss-
bisond, Nay 1. which has tho following: :" leave
Tssb!4oud with tbs belief that AltsE Ill The Turk
ish cause in Asia may not b ~ despsst&s ~ had
reason to suppose. Al hrst blush. Indeed, It
would AppeaE that tho Turks ass vsty strongly
posscd to ssecire thasr speuay, for military ot.
deer who axei, II huss this uosxlak, and who hAA
, 1877-05-28

puLLYi

I<ospos, may 2s.-The 71mes' dlspaseh from
Paris announces TINT the honiencgtns havc In
vested Flostup. fort in tho uuga pass, and cap.
tured tho Village Of Hredna, ncsr Killing.
Nics1Cx.
Ffre thousand Turks have set cut to scsictual
Eicsles,
, 1877-05-28
AFTER NEWS.
THE ADVANCE or T1lR NRW YoAK rtNkss Con-
REEFONDkNT.

RERP0MDkHT
6pecfal Ntp1sch 10 III 1Hsua..
Nkw York, May ~. The Now York Timer
special correspondent, writing from Tehernevoas,
sAJa: ''on landing. having got rid Of tho uustou-
llouss olceF By payment Of the usual backahceal.
1ianocens1y asked what uuws thctu might b from
the Danube. but soon learned that tha whole sx'
ccutlvs OF Kostenis expected 10 hear snd not Et7e
information, and thoiF saltaclous hopes were much
strengthened upon discovering that was whole.
l.yo special corruspoudenI'
nTo get to the Danube wns an casy Esttcs, lnas-
much " thcro ls = short line Of rnllwaY from Kos
tens to this Village, but 10 tad out 1t what par.
aicular point on tue river tho 1laours would try 10
cso.s MA perfectly imposaIbls, and 70 thought
my bsIt plan would b. 70 come and look foE my"
myself. ..
~ waa lucky In making the aequalntanes,a 4 few
minutes attcs my srslra1, Of : couple Of youn9
Turkish otacrrs, who spoke French fairly snd did
all In lhele power " make themselves psoful In
gl.!ng 1nu The information l required.
'"They were qatso awaru Of tho feeling which had
been excited In England BY tho mssAaeses In Dal'
Esria, but they said 1t wN russian gold and In.
trtguo which Induced tho uufolsanata au1Yas!aus
to revolt only xivo tho opinions Of thess two
,ouu21tess, because ! ind that sll ths Tuzks to
whom speak hold the same convictions"
, 1877-05-28

piekcta Of thirty men at intervals Of two md half
mica slong tho whole Turkta bank OF tho Danubc'
communicating With each other BY Signals Thn
wascss of tho Danube, tho Sereth. aad Alnta nro
considerably out Of their banks.
, 1877-05-28
" THE SICK MAN. -

" THE SICK MAN."
Alexander Of Russia Suffer-
ing from Apprehension
of Disaster.
Full Accounts Of the Destruction
Of Another Turkish
Gunboat-
Definite Figures Showing the
Strength of Three OF
the Armies.
Russians to tho Number Of
175,000, with 536 Can
non, in Asia.
Seventy Thousand Turks at
Erzoro11m and 10000
at Kars.
An American Correspondent, How
ever, Thinks the Turkish
Force Much LESS,
One Hundred and FiftY.six Thou-
sand Turks South Of the
Danube.
Montenegro Gains Further Dc"
cisiyc Victories, and Is Starv-
ing Nicsics.
The Germans Maaaing Troops In Alsace
and Lorraine-.-Gen. Grant.
WAR NEWS.
, 1877-05-28

Komnncc Of I1cn1ltY-Tho Devices
OF the Queens Of S0clcty-1Eow P1ntn
features nro fIndo Attractive, and
sin EIlct,t.hcs Of Mature nro Hidden
by tho WitcflcFY OF Art-An Interest
lug Ikuvc1ntlons
In our climate, and owing to American modes
Of lllr, not ono woman Possesses that hest boon
of naturc-a fair complc1ion; a gift Without
Thlch there can he no rcal beauty.
There Is no use Of repining, because 1t Is 50.
The scnsiblc thing, tndcr tho circumstances, Is
% sec low thn defect may bc overcome.
Clearly In this matter, Art mist bo called
rpon 10 supply what Nature has denied.
docs d f,lr reader ns1s. Howl
TO reveal that very secret Is tho purpose OF
@Nhat can't be cured need not be endured"
IN this c1sc. An atlro!t chemist, named IIagan,
h,s provided an infnllib1c means Of making tho
plalncst faco radiant, and Of overcoming all tho
defccts which, without hts invention, often make
lae Il long martyrdom to ladies Of society. Nit.
aagan's
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-08
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF TaE sEc-

II
ond Judicial District of the State of Nevada in and for
the county of Ormsby Roger Grow, plaintiff, VS.. J. l.
Clegg and Florence Clegg and A. W Pray defendants
Action brought the District Court OF the Second Judicial
District the State of Nevada in and for the county Of
Ormsbv and the complaint filed in said county Of Ormsby
in the Office of the Clerk of said District CourThe State
of Nevada sends greeting to L. Cegg and Florence Ceg
and A W. Pray, defendants You are hereby required to
appear in an action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Nevada in and for the county OF
Ormsby and the complaint filed therein "a copy
of which accompanies this summons within ten days lex
elusive of the day service after the seee on you of
this sunmons-if served within this county or served
out this county, but in this district within twenty days.
otherwise within forty daysor judgment by default will
against YOU The said action is brought to fore
close certain mortgage executed by defendants j. L.
and Florence Clegg said plaintiff lot No. Q) in
block No six Co. in Rice Peters addition to the city OF
Carson in Orsby county Nevada; which said mortgage
was given to the payment of promissory note
made by defendants j. L. and Florence Cegg the Goth
day of May A D. 1875, to plaintiff, for the sum OF six
hundred dollars and interest thereon at three 0 per cent
per month all in gold coin OF the Unted States And
plaintiff asks decree Of foreclosure of said mortgage and
that the mogaod premises be decreed to be sold and the
proceeds applied the payment of COSTS attorneys fees
taxes insurance and the principal sum and interest on
said note in gold coin of the United States and If found
insufficient that Judgment be docketed against the prop
ertv of defendants L. and Florence Cegg for any bal
ance found remaining due plaintiff All OF which is
IlIy set forth in plaintiffs complaint file in my office
And YOU are hereby notified that fail to appear and
answer the said complaint above required the said
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
#t Given under my hand and the seal of the District
T. Court of the Second Judicial District of the State
LIS of Nevada in and for the county of Ormsby this
%# oath day of August in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy, seven;
an251a 1aw6w ALFRED HELM, Clerk
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-08
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE

IL United States for the District OF Nevada.
In re R. E. Kelly and T. r. Hofer, bankrupts.
Notice is hereby given that r. E. Kelly and T. T. Hofer
Of Carson City, Ormsby county, District and State OF Ne
vada. heretofore duly adudged bakrupts according to
law have filed in this Court petition for discharge
from all their debts and other claims proabe under Title
81 of the Revised Statutes of the United Sate and that
TUESDAY, THE 25th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1877, at
10 o'clock A. M in open Court Carson City aforesaid,
have been appointed the time and place for hearing the
same when and where any person interested may appear
and show why said petition should not be granted
T. J. EDWARDS Clerk.
Carson City, September Il, ls77.:w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-08

The above sale is hereby postponed until MONDAY
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1877, at the same
hour and place, by request above,
S. T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, November 5th 1877.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-08
DISSOLUTION.

CARSON CITY, NEy., July 13 1877. n
we the undersigned have this day dissolved eoparner-
Bernhard Son who will hereafter continue the bust
ness old stand and all accounts due the late r Of
H. Bernhard Co. will be collected by the new hrn e'
H. BERNHARD u
jy14m W. COLLINS.
Thanking old patrons and customers for their past
fayor solicit continuance of their patronage to the
new firm of B. Bernhard Son.
H BERNHARD & co.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-08

And in accordance with law and an order OF the Board OF
Trustees made and entered the l4th day of August A
D. 1877 so many Of such designated shares of stock be-
longing and standing in the OF the shareholders
aforesaid as shall and will be necessary to py the
ment upon all held and owned by such shareholders
standing in their upon the books OF the company
will be sold at public auction at the office of said company
IN the office Of Trenmor Coffin in Carson City, Nevada on