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NEAR Warriors Mark, a

NEAR Warriors Mark, a farmer
named Jacob Mong, while out hunt
ing. saw II cub bear, and was prcpar-
ing to fire at it, when large she
bear appeared on the scene, lie
sent q bullet into the body Of the
latter, when she turned upon him
and would likely have put m end to
his existence, had not n small dog
uipped it on the tail and caused 1T
to turn around. Two hunting dogs
belonging to Mr., Mung then came
up, and worried the bear until,
through loss of blood, she fell dead
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A DESPATCH from Salt Lake Cit,

4 DESPATCH from Salt Lake City,
dated, October 80, says A passen'
ger train on the Utah Central rail-
road, coming south, was lifted from
the track aud turned upside down
by the wind, WHOM near Pennington
this noon. Two passenger cars and
II baggage car turned over and the
Goals from the stoves scattered
through the cars, but the fire was
put ont before any damage was
done Several persons were badly
hurt, but are expected to recover.
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Os Sunday q week a man pau

OK Sunday q week q man named
] utler, residi ,g near Freedom, on
the Holiday sLnrg aud Morrison's s
Cove Railroad, was accidentally shot
and instantly killed. Eo and his
uncle were in the woods hunting
wild turkeys, whom Butler nssel his
relat ve to hold his gun while be pui
his pants in his boot legs. In hand,
ing the gun 10 lis uncle, the ham,
mer caught on some obstruction,
which discharged the weapon. The
whole charge passing through But.
ler's body, e,te.iDg below the breast
= ne. Kill ng ltn instantly. These
'''s, we could learn OF
csnoe, and is . pain
sanafhQ y|Qlstion u
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Assignee Accounts.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the fol 9.
~ lowing Assignees Accounts have been
filed IN the Office OF the pro,honotary Of
the Court of G. 7. OF SNYDER county and
will be presented to the next court for
confirmation. and unless sufficient cause
he shown 70 the CONTRARY the same will
he confirmed
Account of Jonathan urimu Assignee OF
Isaac Reichsnbach OF Perry tosnship.
Account Of George D. Uenfer As,pnee q,
Harrison brouse OF Jackson tow ashlp
J. GROUSE, Proih'y.
rrothy's Office, Nov. 10th 1877.
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a ssiguce Notice.

A LII persons interested are here
"A bv notified that Calvin T.. Dsrr OF Frank.
lin INV nship, Snyder county. made an assign
ment Of all bis cTcrts. rcai snd personal to the
undsrstShei Tor ths bencrt ot bia crclitors
All persons having claims are requsstsd 10 pre-
sent them TO the nudersisnsl, and persons 10.
deb'ei will please make imtnedlaic ptymspt.
ADAM ID. WALTER.
Nov IS, ~. Assignee
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A. OAKy HALL, Of New York, who
mysteliously disappeared from that
city some months since, turned up
there last week just as mysteriously.
lie must be fond OF creating q SEN
sation.
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On has been found oozing from
the rocks about nine miles from
Punxtawny, Jefferson county, aud
all the inhabitants are getting ready
to bore wells. There is nothing
like oil to arouse enthusiasm in a
Pennsylvanis county.
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Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
AUG. 18th, 1877.

Trains ieace Herndon as fol.
io,cs (.Sundays E'rcep,ed)
For shamokin, 1915 n.O0 an ana
3.2b IN
For Mt Carmel, Ashland. Tauaqsa.
louisville, Reading, and PhiladelPbis.
! LOO In.
Trains for Herndon, leare az Jollo,ss.
(.Smdqys Erccpted.)
Leave shanokiu. 500 N l.50 ssa
! .4n pm.
Leave Pbi'adeiphis 0.16 a N. Reading
I 30 an.
poitsville. l?.ln p IN. Tsmnsps l.as =
~ Ashland : SO p IN
Mt. Carmel 3.l5 p m.
Trains learc Harrisburg as foiio.Ss
For New York, $50, 8 10 - M, ssd
= 81 snd ~ 65 p. IN.
For Philadelphia b.2o, e.i0a. m. zoo
and S.57 IN.
Sundays
For New York BIO Q m.
For Philsdslphis !. ASP. N.
Trains for Harrisburg leave as foilows
Leave New York, S.45 an 100 $50
and ~ ~ pm.
Leave Philadelphia, 9.l6 . N. $40 ssa
~ p. m.
Sundays
Leave New York $40 p n.
Leave PhiladelpL 1920 p n.
"via Morris & Essex Il. X.
J.E. wOOTTEN,
Genl Manager.
c. G. HANCOCK,
Gent Ticket Agt.
Feb 8 '74. vii u %.
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The new iron bridge across the
Susquehanna river ut Rockville was
completed on Sunday week. 1t is
about $500 feet long, and was built
on the site of the old one without
interrupting travel or freight on the
Pennsylvania Railroad Il single hour.
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AFTER tho APPROPRIATIONS have
been passed, there will be move
for the adjournment of Congress
until the regular session, There
will be nothing more for Congress
to do unless it 90 into the work OF n
regular session.
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SENATOR PATTERSON OF South Carr
olina, stands a very good chance OF
being invited TO step down aud out
FifE TX p,siqbeis Of the Legislature
tbateieotcd hig: have tesi.sss
l,a xribea- -iiscun.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE co-partnership heretofore ex.
l. isting between wn. Hiins and Win. "A.
snyder, do,rg business under ths nrm name of
usines n Snyder. at Salem, "a, IA ~ been dIs.
solved by mu'ut consent. The books OF tho
arm Hre In the hand. ef wm VI. snyder for
setttienent ami all bills no. settled inme late.
ly will be placed In prop,r han IL t,r collection
WILLIAM HAINES.
WILLIAM II. SNYDER,
Salem. snyder o., Pa. sept. 18th, lsIr
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NOTICE Of Widows Appraiscmen,s

NOTICE Of Widows Appraiscments
uudcr the $500 Law Notice is
hereby given that the following widows
nppraisemen's have been filed with the
Clerk Of tie Orphans Court Of Snyder Co..
for confirmation on Monday. the 10th day
Of Dec. next.
Appraisement Of Lu,ctta witm,r, wiijv OF
Levi wilmer, dcc'd
ForHy deed.
hppraI'ement NJ Cath1r'ne weitlck willow
OF Emanuel welrIck, de ID
Nov. IS, ~. J.CROuSE, Clork o. &.
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Assi1nee Notice.

A III persons Interested nre here
"A by notified that iisuri Moyer ot Frsnkiin
tiw nship, sny ier county. maie n assignment
OF all his ehects, re u AMI pers,pN To tho NJ.
dersgne tor the benefit oS his cr.di ,ors All
pcrs M having claims are re1 t,s'ed 10 present
them to the uudersignei and ps-s,n, Indebted
Will please make imn ate ptvm,nt.
J. q. SCu0UH,
Nos. Is, VI. AssIgness
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Tue latest returna seem to indi~
cate that the State has gone Demo-
cratic by about 5000 for Supreme
Judge aud about 10000 for Schell
and Noy,s
KA NSAS.
l.yAvPxswonrn. Nov 8 The Re
pnblictns elect their ciudidnte, L.
Humphreys for liootenaut Govern
or aud 4. p. Htrton for Chief JUS
,icc. Ivy the usual maj Irities, consil
eriug the number Of votcs pollel
MASSd CHUsETTS.
Bosros, Nov. 7.--Rcturns from all
bnt seven towns in the State arc re-
ceiyed Tho vote is as follows:
For Governor--lRice, 9o.326 Gas
ton, T2.73j Pitm,u. l6.2il; Phil =
lips, 3,47l. Rice over CASTOR, III
69l.
For Treasurer--En licott, S5,767 (;
Skllipgs, 1860. :
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov S-Tbe Demo-
Gratis concede tho election Of the
whole Republican State ticket. The
majority for Governor will be over
5000.
cOyTECTICUT.
The election passed OF very quiet.
ly In this State. The entire vote
was 10000 less than that OF last
year. The Republicans have made
gains in the Senate aud House, anl
will have both branches by increas-
ed majorities.
MINNESOTA.
CHICAGO, Nov. 8 S-"Pillsbury rep }
for Governor. will have about 1000
majority in the state over Banning
Dem. Green aud Work }
NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN, Neb. Nov. S.-Returns
from abJut half the counties indi-
cate that lake il elected by. about
5000 majority. Holmes an Per.
singer (RAps) are elected Regents
by about 500 majority.
NEW YORK.
New Yonx, Nov. s Tho pemo-
cratic majority in New York State
has Lyindled to about 1900 on the
State ticket both houses OF the
Legislature are Republican by dscil-
el luajorities. Tle new Senate will
st,ud 20 Republicans to II Dem)-
Gratis, and the Assembly G3 Rep ubli-
cans to 80 Democrats.
NEW JERSEY
TREyroS, N. j.. Nov. s.-The un-
official pluralities for Cove nor as
reported here, give Newell (Rep
3 2i7 plurality in nine counties, and
VI Clellan Dem 1i,123 plurality in
IL counties. The figures give NJ
Clellan 1876 plurality in the State
Nd YRYLAND. Isl.
BALTIMORE, MI, Nov. T.-The re-
turns from most OF the counties in
the State up to last night indicate
that Heating (Dem for Controller.
will have majority ranging from
25,O00 to 10000. The Senate will
stand II Democrats and o ltepubli
cans.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 7--The elec
ton in this State passed of very
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VIRGINIA..

RICHMOND, Va, Nov THE cleo
ton in this State passed of very
quietly, and so f,r rs heard from the
vote is light There was no opposi
ton to tho Conservative ticket. The
full vote OF the State will not be
reached for several days.
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LOUISIANA.

SHREVEPORT, La, Nov. 7.--The
Republicans Yesterday elected their
Mayor aud Administrators by 600
majority. Great interest is mani,
tested.
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Not ice.

NOTICE is hereby given iha, Petition
1Nwiih Articles will he presented nt 'bc
next term of Court of Common Pleas IT
snyder county. December 10. A. ID. iS17,
for the Incorporation ofihc "EvASGsLt-
CAL LUTHERAN AND REFORMED Cncacu" Al
Grubh's church. in Chspman township.
and that said incorporation viii be- prayed
for unless cause be shown TO the contra.
ry. GRIMM & DILL
Nov. 10. AItorneys for peiiIioners.
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COy.yECTICCT.

The election passed OF very quiet.
" in this State. The entire vote
was 10000 less than that OF last
year. The Republicans have made
gains in the Senate aud House, anl
will have both branches by increas-
ed maiorities.
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PEHERSON'S MAGAZINE
FulI-Size Paper Patterns I!

A Supplement- will be given IN every nunNer
for 1873, containing afIll-Ie paper pattern for 0
lady's, or child's dress. Every suhscriher vii
receive, dnring the year, twelve Of these pat
terms, 10 that these atone viii be worth moro
Than the subscription price.
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BALrIMoDr, Ml., Nov THE re-
turns from most OF the counties in
the State up to last night indicate
that Heating dem for Controller.
will have majority ranging from
25,000 to 10000 The Senate will
stand II Democrats and 0 lsepubli
cans,
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The ELECTIONS.
pENSSJTTtNYl

The latest returns seem TO indi-
cate that the State has gone Demo-
cratic Ivy about 5000 for Supreme
Judge aud about 10000 for Schell
and Noy,s
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l.TAvRNswonrH. Nov 8 The Re
pnblictns elect thoir chndidnte, L.
humphreys for liootenaut Govern
or aud 4. p. lItrton for Chief JUS
iicc. Ivy the usual maiIrities, consil
eriug the number Of votes polle1
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MILWAUKEE, Nov S-Tbe Demo-
Gratis concede the election Of the
whole Republican State ticket. The
majority for Governor will be over
5000,
, 1877-05-19

ty DO In motion, as Germany hns guaranteed
the integrity OF tho Ita'inn Government
against my effort to. restore Tho tenn
poral power to tho rapacy. Even II
tho attempt ahonld not bo mado,
tho n,cre fact Of Ciericnl asccndoncy wonla
At onco disturb tho relations between Franco
md Germany. Franco IL nsiaensly OF, the
edge Of volcano when Huch man as GAM
BETA declares thcro exists ut tho Btae ct Tho
hcad OF Btate preponaesaeng influence
With which no Ministry can cope, and whom
he warns tho President not 10 attempt this
adventure, IA !" the chassopots will 60 oil OF
themselves" Tho lntest news from Paris is
to tho efIect that tho House hns boen pro-
roeued Tor month. This tides the danger
over for tha. length Of time. But tho ae-
ton of tho President has psoducet1 ah cx.
citonont IN Europe harlly less tl,an that
cae,srl, by tho existing wsz. All tho rcpre-
eontotives Of other nations In Paris have ex-
pressed full sense Of tho gravity OF the
occasion. Tha ensuing month will DO one OF
violent agitation in France, and Wis lust
possible TINT tho Assembly may be recalled
by one Of those popular uprisings Which
has taken place in Franco, aud which arc
sudden and sweeping when they do occur.
It ls to be hopeathat moro peaceful counsela
will prevail. War. with Franco, can hardly be
less than annihilation.
, 1877-05-19

Dcsultory lighting ia reported from tho
vicinity OF Kars, aud from Turkish sources
ID account ID received Of m attompt by tho
Russians to bombarl that fortress with heavy
aioge guns, tho attempt failing by reason
Of miscalculution OF tho range. Minor
engagements have tRlon place in
tho vicinity Of Van, Eriyan, and Abraham,
and heavy battles aro pEodictod near b.
toum and Toprak-Kalnr Tho Turks have
found offectiYo nuies in tho Crcassiaus on
tho eastern coast Of the Dlack Sea, and largo
shipments Of arma and equipments nro
bong forwarded by wator to points near
tho Russian lines Of communication. En-
counters betwoen theso scmi.clyilized war
riors md tho trained Russian .soops hayo
almost invariably resulted In favor Of tho
lattor where tho fighting VIA on open
ground, and tho irregular auxillaries aso
likely to be effective only rs skif1niahess and
flying battaliona.
, 1877-05-19

Two years ngo the memorable coalition
Legislature, which was Justly regarded as tho
most extraordinary and psofligato Assembly
That over mot in Illinois, mado appropriations
calling for loyy Of $l,700.000 q year for
general State purposes. That included:
$500. 900 for tae ssntc-lIouse, $t85.000 was
appropriated for tho Fceble.3li Institute
Building, $140,O00 for tho Southern 1nsano
Asylum, and $780, 600 for tho State tiobt.
None Of these expenditures are 10 10 inaao
out Of the levy for Tue coming two years.
But tho present Legislature, with mono Of
lleso speell expenditures 10 make, has a.
ready appropriated over sa,000,oo0 for the
two years, aud the tax.!ovy will hayo to bo
enlarged to cover these appropriations,
With the payment Of tho debt, the merely
nominal charge Tor interest, and the sxpand-
ituse OF the whole IS, SOC. COO for the
state.1louse. It was expected that the
necessary expenditures for the support Of
the staso Government would be 50 small
TINT It would require merely nominal tag
In addition to the direct revenues Of tho
State. It had even been expected that the ta1
on land for tho support Of The State might In
time be omitted altogether. But the
Legislature now in eeasiou has exceeded the
last one In all manner OF extrAsaganees aud
yasta, It has votod money with the most
lavish hand, with full knowledge on tbs
part Of Tie .aenbers that the money Ii
/ wasted. The most pEofigate system OF up.
/ psopriasions his been tdopted. The State
Is being converted into one vast asylum to-
tho sick inarm, liaabied, deaf, dumb, blind
| teehle.nlnded. idiotio, and insane; will
, 1877-05-19

Tho Omnha Republican undertakes to an
swcr The Tn1nusE's question, "Whas havc
you to propose Us substitute for tho policy
Of tho prcsiaont7" After masiicating the
question through ha1f column, this Ia nll 1t
produces: ts1Vo ahali continue to protest
against course which gives up tho South
and tho country TO the onomles OF liberty"
This not only dodges the question, but ~"
sorts falschood by innuendo. Tho idea 1t
tries 10 convoy Is TINT IArEs has given up
the South TO tho enemies OF liborty, ,"-moa1l-
inn to tho Democrats. That sheet knows
very wall TINT all tho Southern States but
three had passed into the hands of the Dom
ocrata tcforo HAYES was ovor nominated,--
that Florida foil into their possession after
tho election md before HArEa' fnaugura-
tiou. All this willis GnANr was
presidout and tho military employed
to uphold tho carpot-bag Governments.
When HAYES came In, he found South Caro-
linn In possession Of tho Domocrats,-all ex-
cept tho state- -House. ue found Louisiana
IN about tho same condition Of "gononoss. u
There waa precious little left to "giye up,
and that littlo, for all purposes Of afforaina
protection to tho blncks, mot worth keeping.
1t will puzzlo tho 0lpaha Republican, OR any
other psg.heaaed print, TO anuulorate any.
thing that HAYES yielded which was Of The
slightest prncticA value to the colored
peoplo, o,--anything which afforded thom The
faintest aid or comfort, or protected them II
lifo, liberty, or pursuit OF happiness, In tht
.+,nt1oot r1ncrsn
, 1877-05-19

Two Cases Of hemp-strotching arc chron-
iclcd in tho dispatches this morning. SAMUEL
Onn, at hit. Vernon, No., for tho murder Of
a farmer named DAVIS, in Christian County,
mud CHARLES ToMMEY, q negro, atAmericus,
Gu, Tor tho murlorous outcome OF brutal
nssault upon Mrs. CAnAwAy. Among tho
witnesses Of tho execution waB tho lansbhntt
at tho murdered woman, whose chiof GRAND
in coming 10 town was to obtain iiconso 10
got marriotl again, though ho 1nnnagcd to kill
two birds with ono atone ty dropping In ut
tho tnking-oG Of tlo nan who mado him q
wiaowor.
, 1877-05-19
but enough Democrats acted with Tho Re-
publicaus to elect him Chief Justice. A Co
lurnb;s dispatch Of tho 18th says:

but enough Democrats acted with tho He-
pnblicaus to elect him Chief Justice. A Co.
lumbia dispatch Of tho 18th saya:
Tho South Carolina Senate md House met In
joint session Jeaeray 10 ballot tor Tho Chies ins-
t.ccship Of the Ststn. Aasoetate Justice A. ].
WILLARD was elected on the hrst ballot, receiving
SO ont OF 1.R votes. This cscstcs vaean-
cy IN tic Aseoc'ntc Just1ccshIp, the election sor
which will probably take place next wcok
JustIce W1L1Anp IL nativo Of New York.
Gov. HAMPTON wanted tho Hon. HENRI
bfo1yHa elected to fill the vacancy thus Gre
ated, and yesterday al The Republicans in
the Senate and House united In making
his election unanimous. Thus It Will
be seen great deai Of the former po'
1itical bitterness has disappeared. Ex.aov.
CHAnnEa1A1x speaks we'll Of Gov. HAAp1oN'a
Administration. In regard 10 HArEs South.
ern policy, ho said Of It what HAYES himself
has said, "That 1t is an experiment, tho wls.
dom of which will only be known when II
has had n fair trid. Time alono will sho~,
he saya, "whothcr tho Presidents policy Il
likely to rebound 10 tho peace and welfare ol
that State.h
, 1877-05-19

Mr. Teupyson, 1t is said, proposes to VIII"
smother Historical drama.
Js1nes Russell Lowell doesn't propose 70
fefuae ths Austrian Ntsslon before II u onsiea "
him, and perhaps cot Afterwards.
It IL now stated TINT tho Vacancy N eas
rnited ststcs Supreme Court will he allsd ~ ~.
sppoiptmept Of Prof. Thoo4os4 ". Dwight. VI VIZ
COLUMBIA Law School.
A correspondent Of the London daaa<'"s
writes: awe look In rain IN Germany jost wv
both IN Tho dela Of actIo1 and In ttAt OF posa''
for young writer's; l cannot naaae oae."
The claim against the Spanish do'e.n.
meat sos 80, 900 recently secured By Judge pens
widow svla.es 10 Cuban eatate coaaseatsa es.s >.
&hs Ats was On shs hiand began. The stas4 e'"'
, 1877-05-19

.f.tu.,o r-,otea, ,,a - DoorT1or far 7
s,1 ~, .,.ass .,..,,,,s,,as1n,a ] rharo hnvo ,,so
,a.a .Asso Mo-n,., co,toaas Nort,orn
r..,s.t ne,,,,,a.r .na ~ H. t,n,n r.storr
~ NV, yvos,srn. \ stato 1rntvor,ttv ot chon,.
aa,a,, e ,,an,o IN ,,,o ornl,an c,,;ldrcr ., |
aa1?siars ~ ,1,o ioto Var .-vl,io,, narhana IL
one ~ I'm crcatcsI nb,,aos Of al1; now thoro
49, 49, ~ h. d,'ntiontot s,ata 1,rt.ona and statc
1so,o,r, In ~ schno]s Al tlcso inatjtutions arc
nrovi,1ei1 With costly sites. costly buildings,
and ibo co,t Of fnrniahinu and annual TO-
noirs anl additions to furnishing would
star,1s even tho proprietors Of the elaborate
l,.,,rov,,1o,, totoia IL This ritz. Theso os.
tohlishmonts MI, each supp1ioi1 with q strong
, 1877-05-19

Tito people Of Washington 10 not acesu to bo
tired OF taikug ahoat FRsD DouoLAxs aud bts
lecture. and they art not at all coptented with
hts solemn aaaevcsat!on that It was al! 4 Joke.
They Gun ses no Joke, Tor INSTANCE, in his scan"
dalous es4eftton tlIat the Inhabitants of that
Eodly city GO about the streets with their hats
pulled dowu over their eyea nud their arf1as
folded, trying to look like ConKteasmen. This
Il, vs. must eoafess, q dark aud tFcAcharous In.
situation. We overlooked 1t In 3ha scslew OF
thu caae, or perhaps VIC might not have becn 80
aep!eut With FRxn DOUGLASS. There sss tho
best xeakonA for stating that tho WsAhinKtonian.
, 1877-05-19

CHICAGO MARKET SUMMARY.

UHIUAHU MAHkET HUMNAH1.
Tho Chicago prodncc markets WIRE generally
,n,ce yesterday, with fair aggregate Of trntf3n2.
Meas pork closed 16c per brl higher. nt $14. eeh
for juno and S14.35 for Juty. Lard closed
sbade esrncs, at 50. 30e. 3of for Jnno and 81. 40
CO. 42K for July. Meats were .sc higher, Al Axe
uor h for loose shoulders, 7c for do short tlbs,
nnd TIC for do short cica1. 3lfghwtnes wcrc I'm.
changed, at 81 OF pcr gallon. Lake frcights werc
s,nN, nt &c for corn 10 Dutfatu. Flour wns Gnict
and unchanged. Wheat closed 3ha4c higher. at
81. .o5 caA aud 81, B8M for jnnc. Corn closed 19sc
higher. at size cash and &c for Jpnc. Oats
closed nc higher, ut 4.Ac cash and 4ehc for June.
ltyc was AulI at B0Ra!c, l1atley was nominal. At
7Oc 70. Mar. Hogs wcro moderately active
md nrmer Cattle wcro t1n1l md unchanged, with
sales as q. 15G16. 40. Sheep wose unchanged.
One hundred dollars tn gold would buy s1o7. %
In grccnbacks at tho close.
, 1877-05-19

In tho course Of m article upon Montenegro
In tic Nine!ea.sA Century, written by alr. GLAD-
STONE, thIs distinguished writer shows that this
little State has successfully resisted Turkey for
III yeass, mud for $50 years has presented tho
unique spectacle of Htate governed in peace
and defended In war by succession Of twenty
Btshops. With regard to their operations Last
summer, Mr. GLADSTONE says:
On July .8 tho men of Tsesnagosa encountered
MuuKnrAn PAsitA, nnd for 0nce with AuperEur fosca.
-Four thousand Turks wGsc killed. but only seventy
mcu OF Montenegro. osAA2 rAsnA was taken;
H. 60, Uu0 Turks were defeated by &. 900 OF thtso
heroic warriors, and T. 700 slain. On Sept. q. 1yu
battalIoua Of Montenegro Ieteatod DxnvIscH lAstsA
IL t,ts movement apon p!per. aud t'ew .. 000 Of
Men. ne drove Three Moatsaogfn. balla!ions back
upon MtsotInsko I,olore. leEa thoy wcro
sstssd., by tnnetloa with vuKorlrett, to .
.ixtsen l.ours, 1rovs bin back g Kiolat, iaaving
i, 100 dead behind him. On Oct. 10 DEMvIsr.t
FAalA Effected m advance from tho south, until he
found hiu.sulf attacked simultaneously at various
"; lieu. On oet 10 MEDIUM VI. taken. md the otto.
ninn General hed 10 scuEsr!, leaving gatslsons N
apuE and podngorltxa, Tho Aemlsttca a.tcate1
| this cousse Of daastcrs, ~hcu tho southern army
II COO aud tho No1tac.a (MouxurAu] fEoaa ao. o0o
| to IL, 0Q0.
The most amazing feature Of this long suc-
| ccsston Of victories IL tho atnallneas OF tho
army which achieved them. Even including
refugees, 1t has never exceeded 5000 mun.
Tho record shows beyond all question that tho
Moutenegrln IL Tic bravcat anl most formidable
soldier OF Eastern Europe.
, 1877-05-19

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