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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23
JOHN j. McCOOh,
Network. Ian. Il, 1877.
GALE Of the DECATUR, SULLIVAN AND


EiN DLsrKcr q LtNos EAR nsIts LoAS ZIP ZIP
CAGO AND ILLINOIS SOUTHERN RAILROAD tO "a
R09Ab5i0NPANY' and 6ihers-iiN CiIANCERY.-The IN
derslne Master in lancer Of sad ofrene entered
January ls 1877 Dy said The above ehilt"l c45
Stt ay an D' ;,ii a tie IA dSy Of FEBRU
& M GewefP the So 1G 2o o. 6 ny %H l coar
Binding IN Sprngf ID. -anVaUon County Illinois Ioor'u
10 sci Ar public auction to the highest C1Gr, S 1 d
aad all otter shops and a' 0'' ana Oiii Es' rl m ,s
Toidhed- tracts anl 4 iHc- >'Lg.ie SI ~ - attnr
po1 OF beinna in te Civ 81 Ms,;ooa County Of ccs
9 -tS II 6s aad BE- pout inr rs-c'ili viii tie
aca "i ne t1ii- o ita ir o. scon id STATE Il
Illinois. ,oeafh'r WITH ~ IT,. car', gi''.' ,-7
r,p rtr 5osa and III rights aud cret- aah lie Fran
y, ~ t- i c.lr5 aid illinois southern
Easrr company, connected with or aipefAnms 20 '4a
Tfsis or sAIr-ru addition I've thousand lolaIa to
.rr W i receive te bonds IN couoous o' said p'eiur -h
@ aaa pa, , . .e d. sc,r.a1d by he oro.
'a. y BE- rre.ris 81 ling "es.5.'. ,,. i ac ne.
,,I .-. ..d rac. s.r cash hand 1 rhe lands DEPOT
erorua-. ST.. tight, ~ aar, 2'da. i.5 '"' 1'.'
gt-.na FL, rr track occupied D.. tHe ar.s and Decatur
aoi. eoan.ay e.rgasias 4! ne W.. Ty ia ., me
U.lu above ,gor %; Hrfycs oitf n ,ie toHUiy Oh 'i'H
M Stat. , .,s., aad extending tlgue. 7s- IiY Co is H-
r,.ct4 tls t. Of te Illinois Central i.4, , ~, =,
I'D, I.tir -- .f a. y -oou ..aileoad company aei Us
-u.,.sar &c g,rcaso ail! illinois S0u,Hrn RtlFy Con-
pany ANA e Fs tni .,'a.I ,..,'"h ',li,' An M p
sta convey ante wi Hr "-u"i,n executed a't o't"'
..a. i,.7 '' J. u. l6NLs Master d la..o,.5.
'VHE Regular Annual Meeting Of the stock;
4o11 i $40 NJ g7~ at o E Of Of 9 T., a an
'~' y. d. t1JLDY, SECRETARY.
4 iI - a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23
nnMEsrIC Markets.

enc Ian 22Tlonr Hight demand, but holders frrn
Min esoa Extras sU0s7 10 Patent prucc. 8 2j0SJ 80
Vtufcr Extras - Wheat unsettled. hut - ri4Ly
I,ahrr 80 chicago -Qru2 ~ 3O' rarti 81 81 H. Fabrl-
ary, 81 sJs March No. do II lolidtl ~ i.rri =
s. cam steady unchanged. Oaif Iei Wa
changed Rye steady sud UNCHANGED BARLEY anl anil "H y
M Gls PORK ulse tied bat generally nghtri SO fJ"
ala - cash. si6 ~ February u I-agfiI II area
isrl stronger $40 1880 80. cash $40 - $50 - . tI
r. All ~ March HuE Meats steady, wtA iar itaAAd
Sbo,aers De- Clear i-, SA6. Clear sdes. 9'- ~ loAcu
cssb Dressed ungr irregular Light ~ iOdt' ~ hcaV}'
al Sn0-7 10 Whisky and los az 81 OE y lnces.-
Flour 1000 bbis wheat, IL OJU Onsii tori tsJ tiati
f,.- ttJU bush. larrlt DO li-A'
Shrn,cnts Flour 10000 bgls. Wheat. 1000 brsL ."fn'
5000 bush; Oats $4,000 eu'h' Rye 'ov Voah' n-4''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23

800 at s. Il o q'f r. ofo &c. and soc 'aeA 10 Of
c. Kaha Tor a. RecEe1 - keitacty j. 90 D. IT oac; 10
Of III ID at 2c. Kahn. 10 Of l2li b. at lo9e
me siyue cattle wse put down 50 CAR 70 G East asf,
To = ~ciuster ! each Il. bgnwaY aud H. hahn'
r C. Eastman SOLD and estimated ne yaloe % i1ose KILLED
70, ~, c Si s 6 ~ o. ~ & At oc s. d i d
q mat lOiic. and - each lia coarse 70 s AZ
les 81 eaea e., lg2 e e Z, cyl m o. % c at &C. IS
$ -chGster sold l26 mixrd Western cattle 64@'Fc" Al
9'salOlc, &c H. 30 Of them l,l6O n, At 9'c ~ o, os.c
j, f. ., R-Fel1r ,o io.e 41a9 II l'i 81 s"'
and o. o. - cj - ac 81 nd IS D. For Ffeef Bros
Sss t,ea-Y e ns moi 3 ssc ey ro ct
Kosei % RirsovcI, 90 Missouri. ga y"i al 10 &C. 90
{. Kahn for g. Becker coaTe h,n'urS \ 1,t, Il 9,i
q 0dgi,t For Brown. l. kentu ky cw' 81 ga otr'
" a. oe sold hts "a Ohio steer g., syyt At . ri SO
Illinois, -cant c~D, at IOie o. I'd - no. V'"'' q" - "
ry cary NJ lirchvay 60 Illinois. ew at iS ssf
o H. td u e. - TO- For oon Coz 10 heni"'Ny' -'"''
Ia .i@ err .fo 'r5 Worth r tate q
ron, VA. a orr erh mark Z, hereafter BIT Che drse
vi be- h,a IL var han eSisgly' Jy .i r r@[a. az
in pastures na are badly ovr'.oct ana ar in mai
am and ote liz. are ~ great thai does not pay couse,
queutJ p4rues vAo s 20 a. ana nav DO p.' no
10 decent average cannot venture 10 approximate u a.
pra-c... but IN .c able 10 10 80 ~ Si"rt 'I, a. -n,
DIN san Anori, %otwsstandng tn unusual cold weather
a. -nov M northern Texas DOING very we'll nave
poi viii up M. sing 20 tht rHI w s
-pru.. 1--we raj LOT correct estimate 1ti ~ ' .-
s yoa StH Of number Of cattle and where
cH cow The sno ol, , g'qq r.. 'sa rail-
rol,s shu ont "'ein c.i'.r TO- t,i i az 0 ..r.
pushed ou i. Tor b.t a. ...'1-l Obj. D" .' So: b.rr
81. arg. sss oa1ng tie wrrs .s' nt' A-nl Oh t'.-e
Cow. were loo. t.. been long -. 81, y, 'j" or
pc. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23

$500 bnsh At the afternoon call Of the Board Wheat an.
I Fhrsv O9r TaJ nfr 81 & aGUry o' A'sH 'O'
CISrSsAr, Jan % fleaf Quiet but steady. wheat gnet
bu rm. Red 81 45aSl 80 Corn IN good demand NJ 81 ~ &C.
oas qmet as Rye quiet a. S2ns3c Bsey easier
February 81 - Sa o. Lr quiet but hImi sieag Rem
afT.d nsu ~ ~ g. Sa1n OF iepipar slg ~ og @ b
% Gt 81 TO- Apt - 20 buyer aT short S oia1r
Ilb sides. 9c Clear SIDES Oc Green Meats inactive and
81 10 Batter heavy Western knseIye 2y42e; CentLa
ONO - is Hogs dnl Common - ~ o. FAR 20 'iooa
81 20 receipts. 1857 shipments I,1G0
pEIEor. Jan 2?-Ilaur quiet and steady AZ e. 30
~ S9, Mn,e A,Sh,gan :, ~ Mn6 u ~ 2
a. To- snr demand western tlci MiSe, e kscep,s-
3, rs bush shpmeutsF1ur 800 bbIs; Wheat 1000 bush
Jan Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat
nrn: closed strong No ! Milwaukee; 81 > no. 2 DO
81 2e'i corn steady; No >, 46c Oats steady No. 2
Il yS o''av 40 .is, birley sesay Sg pbn
firmly Meas PORK g =. lari-pImc lolc. Dressed
bush Wheat siyments-3cOO bbI5. Flour, $500 bush
PnApEtPnA Jan 22Tie snow storm has aatiened trade
10 Gpst7dG', sfoism EeAf ana nominal Csigr - i9
nri snail sa 800 Sbs neIs w ,r and Mn
Family. - - JO Peunsyl Ohio and Indiana
5o Flour 4 q 49, S. cora Neal l - g. wheat aiat
4tt nI ior s9fe gacs 70 = S'i AmDrT al ~ So
= -=e. Free On b"4nL Corn iary acys lslo@ on rack
amer nouua at sj5c Oats arm. western White IN
4ae rsaqss wanna DO. lle; LIGHT western 36e, whisky
mard New FORK AMI Bradford Comfy Extras, 3 1872;
Fr.is, 2-e2ic. esern Eyiras 2@02jc. d. Frsts,
ac,1e Pcnn-yiyaaa Sew and 6ciaSSie Fc,h
5saS' c Ms''a a.. 81 '''9e 3oqtsTn 10 W. &C 6, H.,
busa: Rye. SEQ bus oats. iiOOu bcsh shpmeats-COm,
LOUIS Ia1; 34FqoT qqie ana frq What lnae'i:e
a. -ti f p - : o, ea III Il @ FogaFy no 80
u4ct We or cash aci.y, fr ions 30 II Eed zoe. csh
jai. u-laHG avs 80 De- cash. SIC BID 90 ian iye
.ui, heaEy - BIZ. Barley que az g4ca.ns,'i T.a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23
,T InsFpH An DENYER CITY RAIL.

- ROAD.-SEALED PROPOSALS will be received d ue
Purchasing Committee Of the st. Joseph and Denver "a
Railroad b0udh0leFs until Feb. 1871 for me puicae
The no NDS and STOCK of buudhoders who have dc ane
In he pavmenf OF their assessments. All bids must Dc AL
Dir, s.ed 10 THOMAS F. WHITE r., NO. ~ PINE st., New
night 10 reject any ahd All
bias GEORGE j. FDI1ltl15- = I Purchasing
] ATGU rus JOHNoON,2 Committee.
JOHN j. MCCOOK,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23

,.-,, was ia abundant supply to-day and call
, ~. ~, nd 90 as per cent, the bulk OF business
p. and 5. Discount Is quoted ~ to per
b hest GRADES selling az 4i2. The United
Cl. Treasurer ri Washington received to-day
go lp0 national bank notes Tor redemption The
s.'. - 'ofs &G0O.OoO. The following ~ the Clear
~. 49,, .tatemeut TODAY; Currency exchanges,
~. IA 272; currency balances 81 ,757.930i gold
recs. az, i52 G-o; gold balances. II ~ loI'
- i-1ii,eui bonds were ia good request again To-
.t rrices were strung. There were sal,s OF
o' ,, a.. of 1881 az 1li7s; coupon old lSt's AZ
,oI.. Andys N nos coupon and Registered
49, ma. rnunon 1865 az ll7ia : registered
! 6r.s nf 1Ilavailili. and coupon Al 1925
a. ,rnex latest street quotations.;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23
= EW -ORLFANS. JACKSON AND GREAI

- NORTHERN RAILROAD AND MISSISSIPPI GIN
TRIAL RAILROAD CONSOLIDATED MOkIGAAIE
BONDS-A meeting Of the holders u these bonds VIII De
held THURSDAY. Feb IS, AZ III m, &C the once OF
TIE Illinois Central Railroad Company, 81 Nassast NtW
or 10 for participation IN the purchase ~
the above Hallway aid in reorganization pursuant
Of United states Crcut Court. All holders ~ Dond. udtr
the mortgages Invited to attend personally OF oy rep
T. A. CATLrN Secretary Illinois Central r. n. Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23
THE MARKETS.
MONDAY. Jan. % ISL

TOTAL RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE
~, Sorf4 Eis.r i,-.,siA md Rri'rogts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23
Gfaal Noltes.


COURT OF COMMON PLEAS for the City and
y county of New York an, NeN SSrS iAie inso.,,.e
COMPANY AGAINST William =. l4afgANs, d. DCr T. a. =.
aAa Mary ~ his wife. Isaac Mcifzftsf 40
u-al Nelson. ElrnUr Hunt wife ~ John a hmt. Mary a
lrynr. Nj 20 n.fue IS iEtIf itttr
Coelet G. Gisr;, Frar 81 s. Wall James " piNl
nell Gilman 3. Du oD iOhn g. MagOvrrh y llnm a. iWt
Martin h. bg 40 a. 4sy A. " 'ks -ai{ = h.'A e, -
Rue=. Nittor6 Y. gilmore NshEtrc. Nnlr Aotr
IatAarinr Jones Biram Levy Charles Opov' Slnlaons
oI k,!e lun. SER TO each % tc 'ef rirnie above
ramci NHu lre heiet0 summoned ard feQgr - arswr r
tho complains .n is sctUu whtva ~ ths day nl.l 10 ne
oihrs ~ lac Il. taC Court a. tnn if
me CIV aud iouufv ~ Now ycrh ia tiles hous
the CiY utFeS YORK, aud % sCDe "a yOs ansWel .
IN said spmpl,s tae subscriber a. f.a uice n ~
Chan'.ets st. New Sotk CIV, rfhn twenty tsYs ftffe
50 ths summons yu cKe14Ne % tl t- ~ .1sa
sar .se aud n flii 1rsNsr lr ccup.t'l NNnih
fae time aforesaid, The nSlntn p ta 1 't FL ~ tR'
Court tNt reAf dem intei Ia fhe cD,N hai NJ"
YDrx NOV. 4. 1916
Az law6N ia IA FN kY A. Bvtsnls tiAlcad A<Vh.S.
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Cost au0 found.

3 OST-Bank Book No S3,11S.-Please de-
liver 10 German Bank corner 4ils and ih ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23

AEHITk STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
The sieamers this Line take The Lane Routes reconmenced
Many. gong ef.tu u the LANES Oh nv
ls.g g. 90 queenstown %. all tls year round.
CELTIC. -AIt ttDAl. Fen. .. $50 A. NJ
AURIAIIC. SAT l.DAf. Fec. lO, y. m
BRITtE NID.-ATI EpAf. Irb -. y. u
CTfIfC. "a TTIDAT. March &c., p m. . --.-.-
FROM III. WHITE STAR DOT IA, PAGB %, NOhIh
RIVER. .-...-. - -
These stcncr5 uniform size aud unsFpls N APP
rlil-uauts. The SaoHu >-lttroons. ~lpAln1 an bitI
o.rs placed lrfslps, where she noise ana motion aro
Last felt aor ng degree o, comfort hitherto Lhaanale
RATEs-saloou. $50 and 800 gold. Return Tickets on
Fr iasatton O., plans al information. apply at the
0'Af--' X. J. CONTGs Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23
financial.

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NTw Y oRK'
40 As BROADWAY. NEw-IORK, Jan. ~ lo't,
T n meeting of the Board OF Trustees heid
~ this day the Office Of the comIany, MI HUBERT
4. GIANNIs. was elected second Vice President
ISAAC r. LLOYD. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23

4f'i1
% a. i tt ,a. +, .h' ~ tIa,r .s.l, fsr
,-r.. ,frf we're mni.r.t.iy sous at,.r lUt-
f,.. -. t.,t re L4v. ,gr,.e- Extra wer- also very
t-.. v,,tl Ioc' 10. . rabe parcels ..ly scare.
49,, ...,r 49,. 80 ra...-.t a- .ul - gu uf. cess
$40 4. . d. ms of sr'1a..rs i4c1dnc 4.l0I CITY Mile
Trf 80 g - 5 ION o.. wet indies including 300
h.. . 80 Ilr Irf,,,t. ZlU0 ob. Low Grade Extra a.
y. DOB a. Is. 500 b.i- M-tuU Extra % ~ US d;
6..n ...- ,....-.tt F~t-l lad % JOa-s - Tor pam
s4. g. ni Patent ths latter Tor choice brault
. .. ..rr1r- ar - $50, mainly 90 = 'Hd-o: e."
b.. ... "a z. 1-5 --. l.aIly ID WIt..i ft fil-
o. .. q DBL. -I.T Extra AZ - 30. I' iTdu7d' Hn'a
...... - =. - y f.r .o !. 81 TE2rs for -uVrirn~
H. -. ...-, D.. IN Common % GOol C1. - t>t 4"
d. =. -pr-. l. f.~ riur 10 Gsod Common Iyr4 Wst
a.. FL .r4-G SOD r Common Far 90. 80 .|0fs 80
t... ia coed Co.,. ma - -tG<9 -Hr Good "
C.r. l .t.y Mls F...a Euope at - "5Hrb ID ana
Wet lHtlCs. % it0rt L. ir
] ..f... .. common Extra Round Hoop ONO 50 pa
.. Common 60 Good DO, ANA s. 81 - 10. coca
trt.U SIS rOo-- FOB a. u.cI O. '""o N'tll'.''%
.lr.-li - Coma 90 tin.,' co. 80 .'v
a. . l.,..D, o. t.ati vt~t Pc !tI 4gC II JIcj 20
TO- .., . .,r.. Go tl4 marker rl..u- u-.t arf utu.
vr., ..,.., ,,..,..-5 t.,i-r.r IA l4lI-fr FL1JE
80 ~ i,,,..- "a, F.. I,-.rt.f ana 100 mfrSr: rulc1
sr-- r In. f.yo- .caull.t was '.r ;e ilH."e
Sal. t Ell. "a ii !u. Fl e. Tor Common o. .ali xt.-
= r ..r 10 cool TO-. = sJo-3 fYr .uiuo' 80
tH.. I.rv rrifa. dut ass IS for "'"i o. 'i,-c'
Ne H'r.,... E... Rye FLOUR 81. 'ut -he sane,
No. % uf.- -ruaisu- 10 II Jl1-a 20 ~" iai,.i
g. '.a..r. Fo. El nWltAI tLD, b th'I5 Wa
ntira.i WIN 49,. 2. '-0.f .,
\ r ..~ o .I.A-| t'- u '"ts - =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23
'yREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
: p"-iM1.Ib HGRhGAv. Agent 30 10 sontl,l NevYort

HAMBUR re- American Packet Company Line
4 for PLYMOUTH. CHERBJL re-. and HAhBl hf..
POAfMERANIA.. Dee p, 70 LES-f ~ .....-.J IN -
EVA T. II WIELA D.. Jan %
Rates Plymouth London, Clerhourg Hamburg
and AM pois m Enylaad scotland Wales first cabin,
god sfOO; gold 500 -eslage currency, 49,
KUNUAKDf & Co, &. g. hilltAlD - ft)A-,
General Agents, General passenger AgrntA
Rroa-. New York 81 Broadway. y cN-iOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23
Ocean Cleaners.

A MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE, between
~ Philadelphia and Liverpool calling AZ Queenstogn Ih''r<
DAYS from Philadelphia Wednesdays from Liverpool
Steamers o sail from Philadelphia a. folows - . .
lord Civ IAN u tClTn OF NJ" -hOhh - en-
ONO ........ Jan. % INDIANA ............F FEB -
PENNSYLVANIA. Feb / ILLINOIS ..-.........-Feb -
Prce Of Passage IN Currency; - -
Cabin. S75 TO 400 Intermediate t4o hteersge, 80.
PETER WRIGHT SONS, Gen. Agents PhilsiclDlia
JOHN MCDONALD. Ba-tery place. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23
NALLINE.-piers go md pa, N.R
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAH.
nETU GERUlN Lloyd

y STEAMSHIP LINE BaTN. EEN NEW,FoIiK'
SDETHAMFTH%. AND BitIsi4.N. -.--.-
COsTPANN"- PIER f5ut ~ SECONDS b.. BDBDkLN.
AMERICA. saturday. jan y EHEIN, saturday FEB
rNTr-f Feb. OBJ b. ~1tuIfta- tet ~
RATS Of PASSAGE from JEW lOkh q ~'J IltAMP-
TDS, HAVhf- Or Bti.h ~ 49, 80, =,
FIRST CABIN, 500. gold - ltpNp Cabs r-' soh-
SIIEEAGE 80, fiiTrrucy ,.
Gates ~ currency.
f'' "--7'' va "a oiLl;ICrs & Co.. Bowling green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23

City OF ~ IZABETH y j.
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS. ..,,- zoo
Jan. T. 1876 cement Bonds I'd. +. .,J
Jan. l. ~ f-lmirov BONDS ht7''i'.'5'- -.
... - $500
,-t- i, ..i m tr, e'lrg.ri crrf .u or gre o. y "a
NJ. 10 | a. a.. tItA.f,. 49, B-1fi" ~.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-05-10

Tho politics Of New England is a Gu
rious compound of emotion and emolu-
ment. The Radical masses up there
furnish all the emotion, while a few
thrifty leaders like Jim Blaine monopo-
lie all the EN- oluments.-TT The Capital,
lad
There is but one ground for any ex-
pectation of Northern reaction against
the policy of the President in settling
the Southern question. It is the preEa-
prevalent distrust Of the sincerity of the
white leaders who promise peace, order
and eqnal rights. These leaders have
taken uron themselves obligations which
it is doubted whether they can perform.
In some quarters it is doubted if they
intend to perform them. If they do
perform them in good faith, and effectu~
ally, it will be as impossible to reverse
the new policy as it you'll to organize
a party to re establish slavery Boston
Advertiser, Rep.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-05-10
THE EXTRA SESSION.
Drift of Public Opinion in Regard
to its Postponement
Both Sides Pleased.
The Country Needs Rest

WASHINGTON, May THE postpone
ment Ct the time for she meeting of the
extra session of Congress- is heartily ap-
proved by nearly every one except the
Washington Hotel and boarding house
people and storckeepers, who hoped for
for revival of their bushes, with th e
advent Of the nev Congress. II Is gen
orally believed that by the time now
fxed for the meeting cf Congress, the
wisdom Of the policy of President Hayes
will have been so fully demonstrated as
to make-anY opposition to it insignif-
cant. and even those who oppose him
claim to. be rel DICED, as they hope a
longer time will strength N the opposi-
ton so that both side are pleased. With
the business men of the country now
here the feeling amounts to a sensation
of relief The belief is that it will give
a new impetus to business, as it indicates
that there will be no further political
conteation or excitement, AMI that when
Congress does meet it wilt, as soon a.
the committees can be formed, go on
with the practical business of legislation
without wasting any time in wrangling
over political abstract ons or discussing
sectional questions or past issues. By
the fifteenth Of October the effect of the
peace policy in the South will have be-
gun to be apparent, and when the legi5-
lative branches of the Go7ernment coma
together it is hoped that they will meet
more as the representatives of one pc, pl.
than they have done since the war
Southern men regard the postpone
ment as an expression of confidence in
their pledge to give every man his just
rights without regard co race, colo T Of
previous condition.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-05-10
The Eastern War.
e Report from Turkish Sources
that Kars Is Still Safe.
The Turks Commence Bostilities
Against Roumania
TIE Position Of the Great Powers
Toward the Combatants
England Making Steady Prepare
tions for War.

CoNsTANTINoPLE May 8-Mankhian
Pasba telegraphs the Porte that be main
tains strong position between Kars ana
and Erzeroum. He is confident that be
can check the progress Of the Russian
army and that he wants no reiniorce~
ments. Kars is declared to be safe.
POSSIBILITIES COMMENCED.
LONDON, May "a dispatch from
Bucharest says the Turks, without de-
claring war, have commenced the bonn
bardment of Kaiarech. The uumanian
batteries are replying successfully.
LONDON, Nay 8.-The position of tie
Great Powers towards the combabants is
as yet unchanged, although England is
busy getting ready for war Austria is
said to mediate the ccupation of the
reyolted Turkish provinces, and which
will be accomplished under an under
standing with Russia.
TIE Grand Dake Nicholas telegraphs
from Kischentf as follows: ''The pas
sage Of the Prush is retard ed By the IN
usually swollen condition Of the river.
The necessary steps, however, have been
taken that the concentration of troops
will not be intertered with
Wash ington special to tide Cincinnati
Enquirer says; DipIom attic authorities
here regard the ultimate involvement of
Great Britain in the Rus so-TurkiSh
vtruggie as almost aforegone conclusion.
The theory is that the Russian advance
in Asiatic Turkey will be rapid, and that
by fall Turkish authority in Asia Will
be practically superseded by Russian
military occupation; that Russian ober-
atoms on the Danube and in Bulgaria
viii be prosecuted to divert the main
Turkish army from Asia, and that the
Russians have no inten ton of attacking
Constantinop le from tn European side
As soon as the r ussian forces overrun
Asiatic Turkey, England will demar
guarantees of Immediate evacuation in
case the Porte consents to treat for o eace
This will begin Diplomatic contest be-
taeen Russia and Englasd, which mu st
inevitably lea TO an Anglo-Russian war.
Russia would refuse to evqculte, under
the pretence that the Christians in Ar
minia and Syria most be protected. The
Russian occupation of Asiatic Turkey
would oe regarded b. all classes of tie
E2-itish oorla rs.euy.o-, 70 tho iutosl
rity of the East Indian Empire of such
alarming proportions as to produce an
Overwhelming war feeling, and compel
the Ministry to take decisive measures
Under these ci.cumstan ces the war
would be fought out maiRly in Asia. the
English Government making all possible
use of her East Indian army, which
nun bers over two hundred thou-
sBnd trained troops. of whom nearly
half are MussuIman.
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ness Of trimming neutrality, and
be resolute to take position in
the forefront as Of yore. Be
cause the enemy is demoralized
and a considerable fraction
headed by Hayes has swung
around and allied itself with the
Democratic part in opposition
20 extreme radicalism is but an
additional reason why our trust
ed captains should be found at
the head of the column. Hayes
and his followers came into our
camp bearing spices and pres
ents of inestimabIe value, and
now ii is becoming in Us to re
eeive their goodly gifts, and not
suspicion or despise their over
lures.
Come out of the bushes, Col.
Burch. The way is clear, no en-
envy in sight-you won't be
hurt. We know you are some
where near the main road. But
show yourself. Don't wait for
the Memphis Appeal, and the
Brownsville Democrat. They
are in the gall of bitterness and
in the bonds Of iniquitous party
ism. Having imbibed too freely
of spIeenitic benzine they still
remain under the delirium of its
tangled brain influence. Haste
thee at once, Oh! beloved High
Priest, to the tents Of conserva-
tive Israel, ere the ayepger,
public opinion, overtaketh thee
when the Gracious Hayes max
eth his triumphal visit to the
South. Hide myself no longer
by the roadside. The brethren
send greeting and bid thee tarry
not. A feast Of good things
awaiteth thy coming. The road
is not rough, nor the way steep.
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GENERAL NEWS,

Coughs description Of q case of de
lirium tremens: Doctor, if you can
prove to me that there is no physical
suffering in hell l viii cut my throat.
Doctor, l have had great spiders draw
their soft bodies with hairy legs all over
my face, ana, eughl eugLl in my mouth.
l have bad green flies buzzing in my
ears, and crawling, eugh! eugh! over
They are coming noNl They are COM
ing now!"
1t would be exceedingly imprudent in
any farmers daughter to do as Julia
Brier son, an Ohio girl, has done, but this
story, which is told by the New York
Tribune, is rather interesting. CAS- a
young man was looking over barrel of
eggs received at a grocery store on New
ark avenue, Jersey City, about a month
ago, he found the following inscription
upon one of the eggs: IF this you see,
young man, write just as soon as you
can, and let me hear from my favori c
egg; this boon humbIy beg. Julia
Brierson, Wes,feII, Ohio The youth
Immediately wrote to the address, incIos-
ing his photograph, and received a reply
end picture from the writer of the lines.
The correspondence was continued to the
satisfaction of both persons, who are to
be married next month. Il is said the
young lady is the daughter of a wealthy
farmer, and wrote the lines in jest, never
expecting to hear from them"