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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20
Der Bro8efj 8e9c,t ole A1afrabrer
In Med0iHa0.

Nea 0lng, ia, -. Ottbr.- Der YrO5eB
gegen Die Berionen, loel6e al Dem glufrIbre
I'M lebten SIi betbeill9t warer, enbete beltte
DiOrgeH nit 6leiipredung oler 2tu9eflagter,
NIT AuSnubme BON SEQ. s. @ooobart, lpel=
der Der 2lufuiegelung sum 2luirubre iduIOtq
befuuOen wurOe. Die 9eidworenen marcn
uUn l llbr geIern gtu9mittng bis llbr bstte
MOrgen i'll Seratbuug, Der YroSeB gegcu
Die GeriOuen, weld)e Die Rubelt3rung am leB
ten SOnuta9S Abeuoe UeranlGBten, 1T bis
uIdhiten ARnntnn nerihnhen mnrNen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20
Scr 8iftm6rSer 0aroS ttad) eiuet
SrrenanitaIt gcTd1i6t.

betreffenoeH 3pefe eruaunte GOmnliiiiOH bat
entifieoen, OaB AQen s. garoS, mclhu lei
nen Sater, feline Dtutter NIB auoere Beriouen
Uer9iitete, wabniiuuig 1T unS 9titter Wper5
ertbciIte ba5er geitern 8efeb!, ben @eiau9eueu
ans Dem @efGngnliie BON NortbamptOu=
@OuntD na6 Der StaatSzSrrcnanitalt Su 6ar-
riShrrn ,It hriunPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20
2SabriprHd, 9e9en eine @iIem6aDn.
GDfl1Ndotttp

Bou9 9BfeeplIe, N.<YJo l9. Sttbr.-3n
Sa4en Der emma s. Sarringer 9e9en Die
u6uoIon=Jttoer Gtlcnbabu=@omp." auf gnt=
i6dOigung, neil Der Utauu Der SlGgerin gu
3arrptOmu bon einer QofOmotioe Der 8abu
iiberiabren une 9et0otet poroen it, ga6 beute
Die Snrp ELL &eroift Qbt oas Der &td9eriu
$4,000 fiir ha8 Seben be8 DtanueS uno S175
fiir 8ierb rnN gSnaen alIinrid1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20
Gin foloHaler 9anS=S d)tutnoel in
Seras. - Die S@tptnoler feitz

6auf SIS itp, Oio., 10. Sftbr. - Sin
tolOifaler Sd]minOel murOe gelteru ourd Die
SeItHahnre breier Otduner, 9tan1en8 $. g..
0am, G0m. {. Steuen8 mo SEQ. ". lRiller,
ueld)e III elner pom @ouuerneuc oe5 Stuate8
Sera8 SgeitelltenHtquliition auQeflnQt iiuO
gefGlihte SeIlbtttcl fir uSgeoebnteHdnoereieu
in Sera8 perfauft Su baben, ans gid)t ge-
brad)t. Der Setrug murbe uriprituglid Ourd)
pam unO etneu gtlpiien Chs. 6ullt8 iuAuittn,
Sera8, geplant. pam lit III Dteier Stabt an
| Idlllg un0 uerleitete St.ucn8 uuO OGQer 3ur
Set6eiligung all Dem Sf)wiuod. StepenS,
pelfer EN- >$lWtt uno Sobu oes bei. 9tI6terS
Steuell5 lit, muroe, pte man glaubt, DurdI
Sam unidnglidJ ielbit gum Spfer oieleS Se=
| trug8 gemadbt, lnbcm CT IA 900 &fer SQno III
Sera8 uou 5oam taufte. SpGter ioQ er iid,
Ourd Die inn ge6Otene @elegcnbeit Slr rai6en
Berei6erlng babeu perloden laien. 6am
mo leine 8efQbrteu hatten itd) geuQue 9tad
abnungen oer in Sera5 gebrdudllthen Nota=
rats un0 anOerer Siegel, iOmie @renplare
Der 6an0idJriften Oerid)ie0ener Seamter Oe6
StaateS Sera8 5u Uerl6affcn gemuBt, uno
| ferttgten NIT 6iiife Der Stegel unO Der 6auO=
ldriften gcfGlldte SeiiBtttel aus. @tnSpeSial=
agent Der Sunoe8reglerung III iet. enem Sabre
nit gta6fori6ungen beSiiglid OeSS6miuOel8
| bGIblTtlgt 9emelClt, ltn0 letHe Senllibungeu
fiibrteu 3u Der gletd)Seitt9eu Serhaftung BON
etrpa 60 an Oem @onlplOt betbeillgten Berio=
nen in ueri6ie0euen Gbctlen 6e8 2anOeS,
Snuerbalb oeS lebtcn SabreS itnb nid)t weuz
ger, alS 10 @eri9t59ebduoe ange3itnOct NOR
sen, nm S6rlititiife 5u 3erit1rcn, wel6e oils
8epeiie gcgen Die Seri6wDrer bitten Oiclttn
t6nueu. S5am, Steoeus uno Ntiller gin9en
9eitern 2lbenO inter poli;eillder 2lHfiiG3t nad
Sera3 ab.
ct. &oui8, 10. Sftbr. - 8ie y8ania8=
GitgzSimeS" oerfiiuoet, ooB ein beruoua9eu=
Der 8anfier III 2Iuitiu, 3er., 8wei @blcago'er
SantierS, 5lpei GrunOei9cntbum6mdtler unO
5wei 2IboOtaten in ct. 2oui8, ein 8antier
uno 3luei @runOeigentbum5mdtler in SnOia=
uapoltS uno anoere Bcrionsn III Cincinnati,
@leuelanb unO Bitt8burg megeu 8etbeiltgung
an benz 8etrn9e uerbaitet wOroen itno Ober
lperOen Oqeu. Ser S6pinOel oll ieit ben
letten aft bis neUn Ja5ren igfemutii6 be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20
ltnfaa tt. eittetit 8efan8tttfe. = Gin
SfrGfifftG Qef0Of9f.

9 Imtrar N.-y., 19. Dttbr, = @tn tenla
pordrer @lepator, Der baSu benuet:miro, San=
material i'm biefgen @efdn9Hiiie emporsube
ben, itiirste beute Dforgen elm. ,3ipei Strdf=
linge befanben iid auf oemlelben, namli9 sc.
Wt. Serwilliger, Der BON llliferz@ount9 1T Die
anitalt gei9idt mar, unb augenblidlid get6b>
tet lpnrO:, unS Wt9ael CANADIAN poHguffalo,
Der eiHen Setnbru9 eriitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20
2lms Snba. - 3mei promtnente 9ez
ante Der cnbantid1ett Hepub!if
0cfG0tpf

6apanna, 10. Sftbr, - Die g}adribt
lit bier eingelaufeu, OaB cine ipanii6eSOlonne
Dor Sturgeon cine 80 Mauu furte Sniurgeuten=
idlaar angrifI, Is Oerielbeu t60tete uno ale
itbrtgeu OeruunOete. Die 5ooten rpuroeu
8ebufS SOentifi3iruug n0A Yusrto BrinCipe
gebrdAt. llnter Den @et6oteten befanSeu it'd,
ME man auBer alem 3meifel feitgeiteQt bat,
ScnOr WfaGaOO, HrdiOent Der GubaHiI6eu
aanlmcrn, unh Senor EarRa, Der arieg5mis
uiiIer Der syuilr1culeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20

9arrtsburg, 8, Yu., 10. Oftbr. - SEQ.
Suanglsr, II Sabre alt, begin9 geiternSelbit=
moro our6 GrldteBen. Gr lag 3ur 3et Nm
Sumpffieber ertrauft onruieSer.
Newz6 @onH., 10. Sttbr.-G. :.
Patteu, ell Sanolungsreiieroer aus Bolton,
ia9te itd geitern NOrgeu I'M bieiigen Gre
mont 6ouic" cine Sllgcl ourd oCn SOpi
0ie llriade beS SelbfntoroeS 1T ntlt ermit=
telt, ieoob glaubt man, oaB Yatten an 3elt-
meiltaen 2(nfQQen Don QSQhniiuu lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20
Rod ein WplnzNaemfre nermrr
fhefIf.

Man9 &bunf, 9a., 19. .Sftbr. .-$atrid
S'9onnel, rpeld)er beS DtorOes i'm sipeiten
@raoe itberiiibrt 1T, purOe beute OOnt 8i6ter
Sreber 5n fiebeniabriger 5aft i'm Sfli6en
3udltbauIe oes Staatts perlrtbeilt.
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utGIete
@ 0 d en- u nSQQhe

Gottorteuc Scipredlun9cn ibet Die ppHtitd1e
cage oes 2Guoes," l3er oen 3uIantmentriff
Dee Son9refies uno iber ole gSabIen In Nrottfs
reid; WusfdbrIidJe HadIrtdlten aus Oent Sns
umo Wuslamoe; GusihbrIidic Seridlte iIber Sela
ortentaliid,cn Ssrieg; oIe neuciten &abeIs una
+5uiauo 3epcidDcn 1a9eSz zPeuigfeiten; @ea
rtdIte naS oem Snncrm oes Staatcs; &ofaIias
SorfenberidJte; Yiebmarft; RoOcue; 99uaeis
gen u, I. 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20
gpesialsMotisett.
Gi,e &arte.

an ane, ipehe on ben isolaen BON SusenbffnSen
nernoier Sbrdbe, @ntfrdItuns, SerfIfi Der Dtan=
nesfrait &C. leioen, ienbe h TO enfrei elm Re5ept
bas fie flrirt. Sieies 9roBe SeilmitteI puybe Don
eiuem Uiiiiiondr in Slosamerta entoedt. Sdidt Elm
abreiiirtes @oupert on &eD. Soiepb Z. Snman, Sta=
ton D, SbIesSouIe, R.sg. @itp.
(Oh.8.1S,t&tp. ,i.a.2.D
9ie neuem tiirttfdjem uno ruifiid3en eleftro.
femifd,em, @ferfnrial=, Sd,~efeI= unb 9ampf=
baoer in Er. 147, Saratnsa=, nabe gutanitraBe,
inb iest fir Serren uno Samen in poler 2bdtsteit.
(Sept10, 12WteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20

sanbebinste SeiIuns bon &inber Gbolera, 8ubr
eOmmerleiben IL. I. 10. ourd ben @ebraud BON g o.
nebrater's 8 n D Ia n il d. nj 9ummi il Sprup
(Indian Gum Syrup uiro in aGen 6daen sarantir,
ODER oas @elo Suriiteritattet.
(Suit9, ,3Dite, ia. 8. .,1W'eD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20
9auferDtfe.


8oiton, 19. Sttbr. - Ser biei. ,SerdlO"
tbeilt Elm @eriid)t nit, nad weld)em ole Sat=
tunfabrifanten Soepb @. See & Comp. in
philadelphia ibre3ablungeH ein9eItellt bGbeu.
gtdbere8 lit nt6t ermlttelt, ieoO6 merotn Die
Bafua auf 100000 gei6GBt.
Ybllabelpbia at 10, Sttbr. - Die Wfit.
9ieoer Der 6trnla zee & Comp. ftclleu Die
9ladribt itber ibte au9eblid)e 3ablung8ein-
telling emp6atiidl in 8breOe ano in ert2laren,
paS bieSeidlafte Der SirmG ruie ieit jeher fort
9eiebt meroeu,
8uifalo, NzD., 10. Sftbr.- Die 0roz
guells uno 9la8bauOler HeDnolo8 & g8eIiei
babcu faItrt. Sbrc BaiRoo belauieu iiA auf
100000.
@ermiiGte tele8rapbtid1e 9cpcidDem.
- SH St. Eoui8 iullroe Der @ teuerz
bettu9er Sohn u. Sogce por9eitern idul-
Dig beiunOen.
- SeSiglidl Der in Der 9tadlt uom4 Otto
bcr auf Der =, ,Hidcriug=S ep.8 a bu,"
nabe &GGniruiue, ga, OorgefaQeuen S at a
trop be, our6 ruel6e Berioueu mrs ye=
ben famen, muroe porgeiteru ein gSabripruh
BON oen Qet1eni6a 9ei9moreneu abqeQebeu,
melher iouobl Die 8abH- -@Ompaguie, al5 oa5
BerioHal osS UerIngliidtcn 3u9eS taoelt.
- Ser So bn 0eS SeHator8 Wtorz
II, ruel6er in Snalasfa trant oUruieber
lie9t, befinbet iih auf Der 8eiisruug, fam ie-
oo6 uift meiter tranSportirt tperben.
-@eHsral SHERMAN lam uorgeitern
2tbeuo III ct. VOui8 al uuo miro heHte uaf
H8albiugtOn abrelieu.
Der g hooneraN, q. 5unt," mel
der am l6, 3, Ntt5, 3u Sap Dtap itranoets,
muroe geltern mieber fOtt gemaht, obne noe.
ienttihe Seidla0lQunqen erlitteu al babeu.
gtn Sbeil bes aus 8Oblen beeben6eu &ur9os
muBte leOod iiber SorO 9eworien merbeu.
- Sn 6olpOfe, 0taii., uIroe geiteru
abenO cine Miaienperiammlung ubgebulteu,
I'M Die Yolitit Der u om miuiItraftou Il III
ranT3irsu. 6r. S. .. Seelpe, neF 4rdiiAent
oeS y Nrmherit @Oue9S@ mar Der Bauptia9li6lte
8eoner,
- Sine 0epeihe aus gtctorta, 8.<S.,
melOet, OOB Die SnOiausr, weld)e angeflaQt
mur0en, bic Wanni6ait oeS 0ampfer8
u@.Orge g. IS ri i" anorOet su ba6eu.
entlaiien wOrOen iinO, tROem teiHe gepeiie
ge9en tie u9rla9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20

YortlanO, Ote., 10. Sftbr.- Otan mel
bet, bag Die beiGeH 8ahneri, mel6e bic Ser
monter 9ipiton Der goenSburger
8abn" bilbe1, geteru WaGeuOermaltern iber-
antuortet pur0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20
Rod, elm Spnrbaufz z;Sallimeut

8 bica 60, 10. Sft. - De nbOme-Sparz
bant" pom Glgin, SGs., IteQte 9eitern ibre
3abIua9en Elm. Die 0epoiiteu belaufeH ff
Quf $50, 900; 2ltttUa 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20
@ermiid)te 9epcfdjct1 aus 9.eau=
MnfF

g2e 3 Off, 10. Ofto6er.-9a8 repub,
lifauiid3e StaatSz&omite bat 6rn. Clinton
y, q. 3u0pin9ton an Stelle ocS 2lAib. 8rar1=
CHS Splpeiter gum GontrOlerr nomiuirt, ,Sr,
SDloelter lebute Die 9tOmination ab.
- Ser &orpeut Der amerlfautiden 8crber,
pelder mebrere Gage hier III eoibuug mar,
DertG9te ltf) beute sine die.
- Ser Sd)eriif bon 9uOious Gountp nabm
geitern Die @tgcut9iimcr uuO Nngciteuten Der
n @ool" =3nnner in 6ObOteu, SIS, feit; bic
GtgentAiimer uur0en inter ie $1,000 uuo Die
4HgeieQten inter je $4,000 Siirgid)aft gcfteat.
gftr einer Der iedS GtgcHtbiimer oYnlodte Die
erforoerli6e Caution 3u leifttn.
- Sob er0Hnete ST 1929.
- Der 0ampfer ,@lenIannor" lit Beute bon
@ar0iff bier angefontmen.
- Der lluteri6atnleiiter 3a6(tc beute fir
Suterciien $1,000 unO fir etngeio9eue Oh
llgationen 1922, 900 ans,
- Die l3oll @lHnabmeu betrugen 6eute
S274 900.
Sr. 8beOOor 3bOma5 9tbt Sur 3cit eiue
9teibe bon GOH3erteu i'll Der y Steinmopz6aQ, +"
meld)e itD auBerorOcntlt6 guten 3uipruds
erirGuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20
3(nflaae 0eactt eItett 9ftd,fcr,

Batter ON, u.s., l9. Sft6r. = Nidjfer
SObn 9t. 9a9gerS bonn Common PleaS Sc
rtdlte, gegen melden in SeSug aui gemiiie
llnre9elndBi9feiten IN 8erbinbun9 nit Dem
BanterOtte Der .Wtardaut8' Qoall= & Srult=
Comp" Oerldieoene2lntlagen erbobeu morben
iiub, muroe beute inter 8iirqidaft qeitellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20
Grmutbist ben rnternebmuussseif!

5as 0sarslanoer aloreBbudD DIRECTORY,
cine neue unb niibtide beihretbenoe 3uiammenlteIz
lung Der SsmitteI uno SoanbeIsport6eile bes Stoa,
ba6en miiien Seoes County, le6es 8oiamt fino
BON 5adleuten bebreben, uno tbre Gage .senou an
9e9ebeni oes9letsen oer Bres uno Die Se6affenbeit
BON Q6erbau= unb anberen 2dnoereien nebtt oem pro
9fet ersielten 8rooutte; Iamen BON 9auFleuteu,
&anonrtben, @5ransers, Sirben, Baitoren, 4ersten
nno Aopotaten nebf onoerer neuer uno ipertbuoler
9lustunit. Z. Tranf SeiuiS & Comp,
(St.17-)Str. 5. Sao=l3anz StraBe. Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20
sSmttter mtehr sparbattfsNaflintettte.

Nltt8 burg, Bennl,, l9. Sft. = Die
Sharp sburg- Sparbant" i4loB beute 0lors
gen ibre Sbiiren, Ser 8etrag Ser Yaifpa
unO 9tftiua ift uidt ermittslt, ieoo1 gtaubt
nau, oaB Die Gebteren blnreideH neroen, nm
Die Qepoiit6ren ae0en &erlnite III idhiiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20
SSagoiItnI tSppuItt.

%onoOn 10. SttOber. y Sin Barrier
Correspondent Der Zines" meloet, bah Sar-
omol Nnnlbal GopOtl i'm &c. gebenSiabre
81 JfOm geltOrbeH ii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20
SelegrQpliidle Seneiffle1t.

lSer9te Der "aiociir!en @refIe' fur ben ,9eutitben
ecrreipouoenten".l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20

7 0 Il 3 0 II, 20, Ottober. = Der Gorres
lpon6ent Der j, Simc8" III 9fom beriftet, Sas
I'M S9titau Die ySicOerberitellun0 Der mcltlis
den D(adt oe8 YapftbumS i'm Sdiloe aez
1itBrt miro, Der Correspondent fiigt bin,a:
g0IeS lit unglaubIid, allein i'm &atitan it
gtihtS unm0glih,"
Die @eUnobett OeS Bapitc8 lit befrieOiaeno.
NfaH meloet, oaB Ourh oaS @onitorium,
mel9eS 9c9en SScibnahteu abgebalteu miro,
lltnt ooer ltdS ntUe &aroindIe ernanut per.
oen lollen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20
@arie 3nbelnepeIhen

- Der 2luStanO III ben 8aumpoaipinnes
reteu iu Bolton, GnglanO, miro mabrid,eiu=
Ilb III Den nahIen &a9en Ourd) einen Ser,
geia gcidliftet pcrOeu.
Der Strite auf Der y@reat Soulbern unS
8elterH 8abn" III SrlQno udbert iid ieinem
gHoe; Die 2lrbeiter al Dem ,Siaarnen= Graz
lee -3melge" Der Sabu itno bereit8 mieber an
ttrG SelhGftigung 3uriidQete6rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20
Rortt uno S0rie.

EonSOn, 10. Sttbr., y, 30 STADIUM. -
SoniolS 80 15y1G fiir @elO uno sc fir 8rief.
Seretni9te G5tdNteu Sbligattoneu, neue
6ilter 1861. @rie 1873, SuiuOiier@eutral 784,
PenuiglOanier @ennat 3O3.
Etoerp Ool, 10. Ottbr., u. 80 gtabm.-
8aunmolle itttt9. Sbertdnoer 64d; R6I@N
Orieaner Cd. Scfduie 10000 Yaaen, elm.
ldlleBllb 1000 5lm SpetulatiOu unb sum @r.,
nOrte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20
Ser sSrt0r,tnrff-

Ntw Dorf, 10. Sttbr. - @elo leidt gu
3. SSed)isl rublg 8n 4,8l. @olO i6loB
rH6ig 5N 1929, GuEae5 Gbllgatiouea
idlOiieu itctrQer l88ler Coupons IlO4,
neue 1865er 1851, 1867er 1919, 1868er 1093,
neue 6iiufer 1919, 1O.40er Coupons 108.
4ttien i1lOfen flau mo nieOriger; Nelu=
Yorfer@eltra! 1913, gric l3B, 2ateSbore G95,
SQinoiier Central rs, Bittsb. 80, @bica9oz
gfOrtbmeitern 39b, Yrioritdten COZ, 0tOd=58z
lano 1929.
llnterIdabamt8 Silun3; @olO $1O2 ,674,= =
Oll.57: @ONrQnt So ,S7O,5I5I9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-20

9aS &abtnet mar beute Our6 grtudgung
Oeridieoeuer uOr5unebnenoer @rnennun9en
pdbrenO Der gansen Sieun9 hei6dftigt.
Sammtlif)e Gabinet8beamte baben bic 2ln=
gelegenbeiten, nel9e Die @egenitdnoe ibrer
Sabre8beridbte bilbeu ioQeu, in @rmdgung gu
5ieben ansefangen, jebod bat nod teilt Ofit-
glteo oes Sabinet8 bis jebt Die tbatiGdli6e
Sorbereitun9 ieine8 SeridtS i'll &n9rifI ge=
1nr1f1lpm
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-10-25
Repeal the Resumption Act

The Cincinnati Enquirer believes
in making an immediate applica-
ton of the lesson so forcibly taught
by the Ohio election. 1t in
sists that not day should
pass after Congress is prepared for
Legislation before some Western or
Southern member ofCongress should
introduce bill for the immediate
repeal of the Resumption Law.
"The National Democratic party at
st. Louis" it says, though con-
trolled by Eastern men whose in
terests were not Southern or West
ern interests, demanded the repeal of
the villainous measure. Two hun
dred and sixty thousand majority
of the voters of the United States
instructed Mr.. Tilden to urge its re-
peal. Ohio has just spoken in a
voice not to be misunderstood, and
fifty thousand majority of her voters
demand its repeal. The farmers,
mechanics and manufacturers com
mand their members of Congress to
repeal it at once. The organs of
the money powers are endeavoring
to. make it appear that the Resump-
ton Bill was not much of a ques
ton in the late canvass" The En-
quirer is right.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-10-25

The defeat of Mukhtar Pasha
near Kars is confirmed, and it is ev-
identity the greatest disaster which
has happened to the Turkish arms
since the commencement of hostili-
ties last spring. Mukhtar's army
has been practically annihilated,
and he has taken refuge behind the
Notifications of Kars. What force
Mukhtar has at Souganlou or Erze-
roum has not been shown by any of
the dispatches. 1t is probable that
he had the best part of his com
mand in the 10000 troops who have
been defeated at Aladja Dagh. The
reduction of Kars is the next step
before the Russians, and as it was
reported few months ago to be
provisioned for year and well sup
piled with war material, it will prob
ably have to be reduced by close in
vestment, as in the Crimean war.
The Notifications of Kars are very
much stronger than they were In
1928, when it fell after a brief
siege. Kars is the Plevna of Turk
ish Armenia, and may give the
Russians a formidable resistance.
Mukhtar, however, has been caught
in so many highly-colored state
ments to his master, the Sultan,
that the completeness of the revict-
ualing of Kars may well be ques-
toned, and if the garrison surren
ders the Russians will find 1T com
paratlvely easy matter, notwith-
standing the winter has set in, to
proceed against Erzeroum, as the
road leading from Kars thither is
the best in Armenia, and really the
only practicable route for an army
to the interior. The chances,
therefore, are in favor of Russian
success. Instead of advancing
three columns at wide distances
apart as they did last spring, they
can concentrate their entire strength |
upon Kars and Erzeroum. AID, in
stead of going into winter quarters
on the border, they may bring the
Asiatic campaign 10 a speedy close. |
The Turks will have a very great /
trouble getting re-enforcements
from Constantinople by way of
The road from that
port to Erzeroum was almost i'm
passable last summer, and the guns
had to be drawn by hand. AT pres
ent there is probably not only no i'm
provement, but far worse state of
affairs. The Russians may lose
their opportunity by dilatoriness,
but they have probably learned
by the rough experience
IF the last seven months In Asia
Courier. Journal.
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Knights Templar.

At the annual conclave of Pulaski
Commandery No. -, K. T., Thurs
day evening, Oct. 18th, the follow
ing Sir Knights were elected and
appointed to the various offices for
the ensuing year:
G. a. Pope, En-. Commander; j.
\. Lucas, Gen'lo; j. L. Hill, Capt.
Cen; d. G. Gordon, Prelate; w. C.
Nelson, Sr. Warden; j. S. Childers,
Jr. Warden; j. B. Childers, Treas. /;
J. r. Beasley, Rec'd-; N. Smithson,
Stand Bearer; r. A. Mitchell, Sw'd
Bearer; w. r. Craig, Warder; John
Martin, Sentinel; j. A. Sumpter, w.
5. Ezell, w. H. McCallum, Guards;
j. s. Childers, d. G. Gordon, Fl
nance Committee.
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CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.

Anderson Buford VS.. Lavinia alias Parthena
Perry.
PURSUANT to decree of the Chancerv
L Court for Giles county in the above cause
] viii sell,
On Friday, November, 23rd, 1877.
at public sale, to the highest bidder. on the
premises, OH credit of 10 months, with in
terest from the day of sale and free from the
equity of redemption, the tract of 50 and
s4-16Oths acres of land mentioned in the
pleadings, situated in the 10th civil district
of Giles county, adjoining the lands of VIM.
Perry, ST., and others, and being oue-half of
the tract sold by VIM. Perry to Philip Perry
and David Lane, and being the half set apart
20 Philip Perry in the division of said tract
between Philip Perry and David Lane. Pnr-
chaser will be required to execute note with
good personal security, and lien will be re-
tanned upon the land until the purchase
money is paid. J. 3. STACY, C. d M.
octlS-td
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Does He Love Butter?

III u fdCe issue OF the CITIZEN
find the following interrogatiye
1--WE would like to know if our
friend and correspondent Observa
tor loves butterY'
Well, sir, would like to know
how ''ye local. manages to think of
such questions? Some one has GER
tainly been "telling tales out of
school"
And lest 1 have been somewhat
misrepresented, 1 propose to answer
your question in rathera circuitous
way, by giving you few scraps of
my history which will illustrate my
disposition.
On my return from Perry county
not long since, l was forced TO
travel with the champion ham and
beef-steak demolisher of Buchanan S
Creek, and four other gentlemen
whose gaunt form, thin visage, jut-
ted-out bones, projecting upper
teeth. &C., would have indicated to
any man with even a slight knowl-
edge of the principles of physiog-
Monty, that they were carniverous
creatures of no small capacity.
Late in the evening of the second
day, being then in Lawrence, it oc
Cured to ME that l had an acquaint-
ance in the neighborhood and in
formed my companions of the fact.
Very soon the whole crowd man
aged to get up some faint recollec-
tions of him. The more we thought
of our friend the greater our desire
to see him. Knowing that he Jared
sumptuously every day we were not
long in determining to stop with
him for the night. At about seven
o'clock we halted at his gate, but to
our astonishment he was not so
glad to see us as we had supposed.
After hesitating for some time he
reluctantly invited us in.
In due time supper was an
nounced and we marched out to the
table. Our host took seat at his
DANES elbow and placed me at the
foot of the table to wait on nv
companions. | appreciated this ex.
hibition of his magesty's preference
and at once commenced the duties
of my station, with a countenance
all lit up with the FIRE of reciprocal
appreciation. My companions were
hungry-and who ever travelled in
Lewis or Lawrence that didn't get
hungry and pitched in without
ceremony. Hahn, eggs and biscuit
disappeared like snow under a sum-
mer's sun, and by the time had
gotten through with the duties of
my station, there had been consid-
cradle destruction of provisions gen
orally. After eating awhile very
modestly of the more substantial |
of food. l concluded to try
butter, and as l lifted a slice from |
the dish ''mire host" shouted,
"Brother(?) , you cat butter
mighty deep!' A melancholy feeling
came over me, and l lost nv die
nifty, my pleasing countenance and
my appetite.
L very soon excused myself, left
the table and walked out for quiet
meditation. l was not long in con
that it might be a difficult
ask to choke dog with butter, but
t was an easy job to choke a man
Old Tray got severe flogging by
being in company with bad dogs, |
md so it happened to me. Hereaf-
or | shall be more particular in re-
gard to ssociates-and I'll not take
'utter either! OBsERYAroR.
ASPEN HUI, Oct. both.
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KNoCKEn nnwN

Yes, il was fair aud square knock
down, and the justice of the act is not
denied.
The female community are more par
ticularly interested and they give I'M
mistakable evidence of their apprecia-
ton.
"When lovely woman lends her in
hnenee, then IL is the work moves
bravely on
We allude to the fact that the great
female medicine known as English Fe-
male Bitters, has been reduced to one
dollar per bottle or three for 50 90. One
bottle win last two weeks. oct25-lm