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made from Selvi to the vicinity of Lovatz,
the attack was made by the Turks upon the
intrenched position at Palisat with results
already detailed. AS often as the Turks
came on they were repulsed once twice,
thrice-the same result. The Russians
held their ground all along the line, and
this was all that was expected of them to do
until the hour had come.
BEFORE THE BATTLE.
"All the reinforcements were in by Satur-
day night. Sunday was day of rest only
to the line. To the officers of the staff it
was day of arduous labor. Many of the
aids were scarcely out of the saddle from
daybreak until midnight. Along the whole
line as far south even as Lovatz, couriers
were flying back and forth. Many an
anxious mind wandered off into dream
land last night. But the result of ell
this was that by this morning all
was ready. Thursdays battle occurred
only four days too soon. Had it
happened yesterday and to-day the Turkish
assault would have been met by the same
general advance which is intended to carry
Plevna before its stops. Already all COM
munication between Lovatz and Plevna has
been cut of, and when the former position
is carried, as it must be to-day, the left
centre will flank the Turkish position 10y
moving in to the south of Plevna.
OPENING OF The FIGHT.
"The fighting began this morning about
ten o'clock The advance had begun about
six, but there was considerable delay owing
to the inequalities of the ground at various
points along the eighteen miles of front. The
Turkish outposts were encountered almost
Immediately by the Russian skirmsh line,
but they fell back without anWhesitation
after seeing that the advance was made in
force.
PROGRESS OF THE BATTLE.
"Whon the Turkish outposts had fallen
lack upon their main picket line the firing
became brisk. The sl;rmish line of the
Russian army was at once strengthened and
engaged the enemy until the main body be-
gan to arrive. The regiments as they came
up were Immediately formed in line of bat
tie and at once became engaged.
DEsTaUcl1vE ARTILLEEY FIRE
s'The artillery fire along the entire line
of the Russian advance was steady and de-
structive. The Russian gunners, by their
rapid practice, admirably covered the adj
vance of their infantry as the latter push ed
forward, seeking closer contact with the
enemy, the Turks meantime fighting stub
bornly but entirely on the defensive.
THE ENGAGEMENT GENERAL.
''The fighting that ensued, as soon rs
the entire movement had been fairly un-
masked by the Russians, was OF the most
terrific character, both on the part of the
Turks and their assailants. Almost every
strategic point along the whole line of
operations was the scene OF desperate
charges by the Russians
RUSSIAN SUCCESSES
''In nearly every instance when the
Russians reached tie Turkish positions
thev succeeded in carving them. desnite
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Algeria i'll leave this port wedncs-
day for Queenstown aud Liverpool
The mails for Europe viii close tho Post once al
one o'clock r. 81.
THE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-will %
ready at halr-past eight O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies IN wrappers tor mailing six centa
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7-7-7s77-17---a--
WHO Is OSMAN PACHA?
LOUISVILLE Man DENIES THAT MARSHAL
BAZAISE Is SERVING N TuLKEY.

LOUISVILLE MAN DENIES THAT MARSHAL
BAzAINE Is SERVING N TURKEY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept T. 1871
The Courier J0grBdI ihis morn ng publishes letter
from u crcdit,blc gentleman vhercn II IS denied that
Osman raciI OF the Turkish army is General Bazanc
telegram TO that pBper TIC writer Gains to have
been well acquant with Osman Pacha, ana has a
number Of letters from him "a has on, and
further saws thai Osuan l'Jcna ~ an American and
native OF Hawkins county, rcnn Ills Is Il.
Clry Crawford and he ccouc OF reg gmcnt OF ar-
ulcry during the late war between the states lie
Afterwards catered the service OF the liberal govern.
meut OF Mexico aud WITS made general OF DIVISION
lie created considerable s,r by the capture OF Bag.
dad Mexico passing his force over the Flo Grande
from the Texas shore lie GYaliy quurreed with
Juarez the Mexican PresdcG., aud returned to tho
United states with large fortune. lie resided for
several years At beautiful country on the I,ea.
ware near Philadelphia His restess disposition
caused hin to seek excitement nnd he entered the
service OF the Khedve OF Egypt soon after trans
crrcd 10 tie service OF The sultan and commanded the
ra,kish army at pevna The letter s signed al. B.
Wickhne."
HE rs SAID TO BE AN ADVENTUROUS AMERI-
CAS--R CLAY CRAWFORD, OF RIO oRANDE
FAME, gEDIvIvUs.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. I, 1877.
The Ara'dncae viii TO morrow contain sketch Of
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The WEATHER. YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes 10 the
temperature for the past twentytour hours, In com.
parison with the corresponding date OF last year, as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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V5
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
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dence
POLITICAL EuMoR DENIED
The rumor Of overtures by Marshal MacMahon to
the Left Centre, through the medium of Generals
Berthaut and Chanzy, is officially denied.
DIssoLvING CoMMUEEs NEAR MARsEILLEs.
The municipal councils Of several communes near
Marseilles have been dissolved.
THE DEATH OF LIEUTENANT CrNARD
The following details in addition to those already
forwarded to the HERALD concerning the death OF
Lieutenant Edward Cnnard Will prove of interest.
Mr.. Cunard who was brother of Sir Bache
Cunard, was lieutenant Of the Tenth (English)
Hussars and was attending the School Of Muskctry
at Hylhe, a small military station few miles from
FoKestone, on the southeast coast Of Kent On
Wednesday last he was one Of q team OF officers
from Shorncde camp to play game of polo against
another team composed of holiday visitors from
Fokcstone.
HIS PONY FALLS UPON HIM.
In the sixth goal, between six and seven O'clock
Mr.. Cunard approached to strike the ball. when
his pony suddenly swerved TO the left and came
into collision with the pony following. Mr. Cunard
fell and his pony fell over him, stunning him and
causing general CONSERVATION. strctchcr was
sent for and he was Immediately removed from the
field In an insensibe condition lie was attended
by several doctors who did everything that mcdi.
cal skill suggested but tile TACT that the base OF is
skull was fractured rendered all treatment dlfii-
cult. After brief return to consciousness he died
at nine O'Clock the same evening.
GENERAL GRANT IN SCOTLAND.
Monday morning eX.Presdcnt Grant and party
left Edinburgh on Il visit to- Merosc and ncighbor
hood. They returned In the evening. Tie General
took up his quarters Monday night In q Pullman car
al Waverley station aud left yesterday morning
for the North, on visit to the Duke of Sutherland
q; Dunrobn Castle General Grant has arranged
to pay another visit to Dundee IN the course of
heXt week. lie Is to he presented with The
freedom Of the lurgIs OF Elgn ana Inverness Tne
magistrates OF Inverness are expected To con Ter
the honor when he Is returning from Sutherland.
shire. a deputat.on OF the Eigin Town Council has
been invited TO wait upon him at Dnnrobin Castle
CONDITION OF NINE. TIrlENs
Nine. Titens has not racd from the rclapse
which occurred on Saturday. Her condition an
pears to be serious.
A POLITICAL MANIFESTO FOUND.
The sketch of Il manifesto which NJ. Thlcrs was
to have addressed to France before the election
has been found in his papers He was to have read
II yesterday TO NJ. Ganbetta. NJ. tambctta this
morning had long conference with NJ. Crevy,
whom with characteristic promptitudc lie has
chosen for ngurehead OF the republican party.
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lie IS SAID TO BE AN ADVENTUROUS AMERI-
CAN--R. CLAY CRAWFORD, OF RIO oRANDE
FAME, REDIv1vus.
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A-BENNE1T BUILDING.
FIREPROoF.
LOCATED on NASSAU. Ann AND FULTON Sr3.
HANDSOME AMP WELL HEATED OFFICES
SUITABLE FOR
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F.. A. NEWELL'S MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
Shirts and Collars white duck Vests Undershrts DrAwe
Half Hose, Neck Wear Nc, of a grades ut attractive
prices. TT Broadway. corner OF Waverlcy place.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-02


Sen. Sgnattef bate beute etne @ons
feren3 nit 8iSmard, Del6e cine Stunoe
bauerte, nno fpetite am Abeno be- bsm=
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ruiiti6en unb ttalteniideu 0eianoten
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ben per1hieOenen @abineten Die SrGge
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rop6tl9e ooer etne auSi6lieBlt6 ruiitf0e
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3tel, neL6es tie ntemals errei6en DerDe.
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Wfebr3abl Der engliiben StGotsmdnner
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Sag 81 Sag un0 nur tDenise bon tbnett
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ber Sro9a Itnb neun 8atGtuone
nit neu1t @ei0itBen 1nfgeiteIt.
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ben 1eute mad benz 0itli6en Gbetle oer
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oet berunitretfen6en Sniurgentenbaufen
gu 1Gubern. Settbem i'd ben Sberbefe6l
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2998erpunbete upo489 ouf 6emS6la6ts
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bii@en Acknowledgment 9aben it9 t6etls
ergeben, tbeiLs murben tie bon unieru
Trupper duf ibrem Wari9e g~efangeu
geuommen. 11niere 8erlufte bestfferten
fi6 ipG9renb beileI6eu 3eitraums ouf
1874 Goote, 499 8eruurbete uno l6 .8ers
mtBte Dber @efangene.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-02

Inns. @us Dem @ngIii6en bon
Or. Gnltt 2ebmanu. 1872.
81 g. @eisatet3se'S @ebt6te
in d pGbii6er Munbart.
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9orfpreoigteu.
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SOttSf0Get40er fir bas Sabr
1877. [aRit 6oI3i6nitten.l @btz
cagD.
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4. Scr aseate @n6lar0. 9tnman
pon SuItns @roiie. 1871.
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Drdmien DertbeiluuO.

gBie felt elmer 9teibe bon SGbren 10
bieten mir audi 6tesmaL ben Sreu1oen
unieres 8[atte5 cine rei6e Nu5DabI bon
0rGmien fir Die 8orauSbeaabLung zines
S%abrganges. 0ftt 3IGlt6t ouf Die
in friberen Sahren gema6ten @riabrunz
oen, bieten mir %biefeSmal llnler1 Selert
cine Nu5tpa9I, bon Der mir nber5eugt
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fer in uusrei9en0em 0aBe entipri6t. =
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treten, man ftnOet bartn8erfe oon2eoin
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SarI SrenSeI, I6eooor Ot Ii g e,
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b. s. ef II. q. - Neben ~fIeineren gtoz
beuen un6 Gr5dblungen beribmter
S9rtftiteIer ftnbet ma stpeiz, breis,
ieIbit bterb6nbtse @erfe, beren 8u6s
bGnoIerpreis ben Yreis zines Sabrganz
9es Der mO6eutl. ST. St5g. ipcit Iber=
trifft. Die 01en9e lit 10 groB, 6aB es
man6em lbonnenten i@per tperoen
mag. feline 8abL gu t~reffen. 9Bie i'm boz
rigen Sabre, 10 ernpfebIen mir biesmaL
b%enienigea Nbonnenten, Die ibrer mebz
rere bel einanoSr ipobnen, ibre SeiteLz
Iun9eu 3u9Iet6 etn3uienoen n16 it6 10
suiammen cine 2ln5abI neri6ie6ener 8Iz
der fommen SIT %laiien, Die iie 6ann unter
chamber sum 2eien anstaui9en fO1nen.
Die Bebinguugen ftn0 bic BON tribe
rem Sobren Der %befannten. Sober Nbon=
nent, nelder fir elm Superintendent
$500 banr CIT bic Suinots Staats3eitung
e~inieubet, bat 2Iniprn6 auf Elm gSrdmienz
bud, neI6e5 ibnr portofrei 5useIanbt
pirO. 9a5 @Iei6e lit Der SAT-, tpenn
elm A%bonuettt, beiien Sabr nod ni9t
o~bgelaufen lift, i'm 8oraus ouf tpettere
Il Otonate 6a5 announcement be3ablt.
9ngenommen ). s., e5 bdtte Seman6
Bis sum l. D3ai 1877 be3abu IBIS tpobin
Die 8rGmienbii1er 1tatirLi9 ldngit Derz
tbeilt 1eir per6en], 10 fam er it6 bod
cine BrGmie fi9eru, tuoem ct iebt $500
einienoet, ipofiir t61n fetn announcement
ol5oann bis 5ull1 l. Otat 1878 D~erIdngert
tptr0.
lQe griefe obreifire man al:
Illinois StaatsXeitung Go.
Chicago, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-02
Scratch.
%. Wtd

Sen. Sgnattsff bate beute cine @ons
feren3 nit 8ismard, tpeI6e cine Stuloe
bauerte, nno fpetite am Abeno beI bem=
ielben. gta6ber empf1ng er SeIu6e Der
rufiti6en uno ttaltenti6ea 0eIanoten
unO retite UNI l04 llDr mad g~eterSbnrg
OBJ.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-02

0as unearii6e 9errenbaus bat benz
8ei6luiie oer Observation-Disclosures. Die
Jtegierung 5u idmebeuoen, bebufS SUM
birun9 Der OffentLi6en SdluIo 76 Wfla.
@uLDen bur6 cine ie6spro3enti9e Ans
lsibe auf5ubrin9en, feline 3uittmmung
ertbeilt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-02

1a6 benz 0iQaro SoteL geleitet, no er
,alo na69er f%olgenoen 8rtef an ben
PrGitoenten f6rieb:
@tuaro SoteG.
IS afbington, 20. Ofdr3 1877.
9n ben Br6ii0enteu:
Wfein 6err!
S6rer @tnlaouug foIgeno bin i'd
nab Waibm8ton gefommen, in Der
Qbit6t, Sbre Gemtbungen, ole poIttis
19en Stretttgfetten, neI6e gu nnler
0Qer BeOauern III Sitocaroltna beitez
ben. gitlt6 bet3ulegen, nod 8rGften
81 f0roern. Sic ourfen itb oeritnert
baLten, bag i'd Die oauernoe 8erubis
eung bieies States cine 8eru6tz
gung, our0 pel6e bic 9te6te Qaer
o6ue QuSna6me geit9ert uno Die Suz
t%ereiien Naer 9ei6i5t peroen iOQen,
- ebenio aufrt6tt9 milni6e, Die Sic
1elbt. Die Stenung, tpel6e t9 lett
Sabren in 8etreff Der politti9en &e0te
farbtger 8irger etugenommen babe,
uno metn tDG5ren0 oes neuIl6engSa6ls
fampfes in Sitocaroltna gege6enes
feierli6es @erfpre6en. baB unter metz
ner &egterun9 0teie Hehte'ft6 abiOIu=
ter Si6erbett e~rfreren iouen. iOutet
genigenoe Birgi6aft ietn fIr meine
9lufri6tigfeit in Dteisr Tra9e, peL6e
Der Wegenltano gang ~beiOn0erer Gez
iorsniB gu ietn i6etnt. SD bite sic,
mid piilen gu lafien, mann Sbner
metn Seiu6 angenebm ietn tDtro.
60hd6tungSDou
so n y 0 q n M Il 7 II
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-02

besii9ltb Der 8ei9erung GngLanoS bate.
GuBlan6 trgenopeI6e 3u9eitdnontiie
gu MAIDEN, uno baB am Wtittno1 ein
Selegramm an ben @rafen S6utpaz
Loft in 2onoon a6ging, tpeI6eS oeuIelz
BEN ermG9ttgte, GuBIanos 9erlpre6en,
obriiiten su polIen, benz protofoQ eirz
5uperleiben, pOfern bic Bforte nit
Wontenegro Trieoen i9lieBt uno einen
@eianbten nab B~eterSburg l6iGt, um
bic @ntmffanungss &ngeIe9enbett gu oros
men. S9umaIof tbeilte ooritebenoen
@uti6IuB ietner &egterung Dem Serb
9ebrD am Wittpo6 nit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-02

2 0 U 1T D u . > oU. DtUI84
SSm nnter6auie Der S~taatsgelebges
bunq bon O9to pnroe Deute elm @eiebz
%enttDurf, our9 peL@en Die @emetnoes
rdtbe ermG6ttgt perben 1outen, oet
4uSf6ant BON Nle, Wetn nnb Borter gu
reeeln, au bei9rdnten ooer 8a nerbteten,
neblt et1em ENHANCEMENT. tDon69 oteies
@eieb ni9t fur St6ote gelten nno 0orz
fern 9etattet fem ioate, bWr6 SoLtsabs
fttmmung gu enti6etoen, oh fe pen
Gertauf FOLDER @etrGnfe erLagben polz
len, ooer ni0t, nit 4lSttmnell 9egen 81
dbde[ehnf.