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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-14
shERiFF's SALE.
10y VIRTUE or A DECREE AMI

10y VIRTUE or A DECREE AND
~ Oruer OF Sale issued o at OF aud under the
MAI OF the Honorable second Judicial District
Sonr'; IN and for the county Of 0rmsby. State OF
N ,".s on Judgment obtained therein on the
lVth day OF November, A. u. 1876. and sttested
on the 2ist day Of November. A. d, 1916. IN favor
OF reiis, Fargo Company. and against A. d,
DrHsbach. Tr.nmor Coiiin and ]. W. Walton.
tor the sum OF eighteen Thousand one hundred
, sna 'hirty.seven dollars and nfty-nine cents.
sand i've hundred aud two doliars and M.
y.ene cents l$s.So2 6i.l0Ol from the l3d DAY OF
oetobcr 1876. until paid 81 NJ nate Of one and
hAif per cent. per month: With interest on the
sa oi eight thousand four hundred and forty
.ousn ", ssO) thereof from the 23i day OF DC.
.onr. 1876. until paid q tbs rste Of ten per
cent. per snnum. and costa Of suit taxed Of az.
ysevsn doiian and forty cents (s6Y SO-lOO,,
snc Clerks sccruing costs In The sam Of o. 9S,
sdvr,,i., S"s'. e~ ~nsn %ss .ecrus y reason q
VI tue United 6tstes. and against said defend.
IN. and All persons claiming uu1ee them or
stecr OF them subseQueut 70 ths asa day of
~ 10 is.0 be FOREVER barred and foreciosed
70 tho mortgassd premises hetcinsftSr a..
.snoed' md TO ms dirccted, Commanding
me 70 sell according ~ Law c~rSein mars'
ssTa property hereinafter described 10
ss.s..s me Shove demands; and In pursuance
ruolic suction In front Of tbs Court Hos,sr dosS
~ . ~ Guy. Orns6y county. state of Nevada.
1n she Sh DAY or DECEMBER, A. b. 1919.
=. .sweeu thc honrs Of 4. y. and r. -. 70 Wit
- on. O'Clock y T., ell the right, title intsrsss
~ ia s, :. o. me ebove named dsienAsnts Of, 10
. sna 70 ths following Described mosSreasd rscn,.
- o. property. 70 Wit: All ~ NM. nm. inise.
ne sststs Of said defendants u, In snd 10 Ger.
Mh WOOD Hume sttuatc In the counties on oous,
, ~ s@a or,nsby. state q Ncvsda, running "a g.
Yian lie, c.ssn esll~i and Known % che 0isss
aucss ws,se. vaass. rights, peIvlIsu.s ~ snsus.
ssaencse sberseo telopeipg. ussd o. elmr3SsS
sssscwl!h. together with 81 wsyr rishts of
~ ~ sessmsets t6seseo sppurSsnsnt q con.
SsSaisS =, ~, "a. sssswisA. bstca ths psopsssy
Asson City. Decsmhrs 4. inc.
Aalm kiso. P1aiuet0h Atlorpeyv.
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NOTICE o. ASSESSMENT.

NORTH CARSON SILVER MIN
IN ing Company. Location Of principal
place OF business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Ormsby County, New Tia.
Notice is hereby given that ut = meeting Of tho
Board OF Directors, held on the 9th day Of Jan.
uary. 1877, an assessment, No. q, Of fifteen cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock Of
tho corporation payable Immediately In United
states gold coin, ~ the Secretary, ct the office
Of the company, Room l, No. 402 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, California. Any stock
upon which this assessment shall remain I'M
paid on the 18th day OF February, 1877. will be
delinquent, and advertised for sale At public
auction: and unless payment Is made before
viii b. sold ON MONDAY, the FIFTH DAY OF
MARCH, 1877, TO pay the delinquent ASSESS
ment, together with Costs Of advertising and
expenses OF sale. by order Of the Board Of Di.
rectors.
o. II. BoGART, Secretary.
Office, Room ]. No. 4o2 Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California
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9ec0vD JUDICIAL p,srn,cr
ssSs ee ., .s' s: - :s Of xs,s,s IL a To-
John shrssv,s, dssssssi' r"s, .ss !. s,ssss %
EE v.s, Wat MONDAY. TGi fuYTii M ~
o."ss ,s si imI: = ~ oeiosH 4, H., ~ -
~" sS,'.ss ~ AID ccurt 10 Cssscn C,sy. isvs
iss ~ ~, = = &c si,ns 90 pisss ic$ NV.
"a Ser Ssss,s. ~ scsn y: sAstsyss. ds'sssri.
- Ne issusscs =, hlss - 49,. Assssss.ssay
- vnsss cay psssus lnssesss~S ~ ~ q
~ - sousss ~ ssns. my ~
-. SSoSs ssnuey .. M.
S'"s T.JK AsDs, Cert.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that the copartnership heretofore existing
between NJ. NJ. Gnige and A. G. May. III tho
vada, WAS this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. The said Gaige succeeds to the books and
business: and he assumes all the liabilities Of
the late copartnership; and all debts due tho
same art payable to him.
Signed: NJ. NJ. GAIGE,
A. @. MAY.
Carson City. Nevada, January ., 1s77tf
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Rr vInTUE o. An ExsCvrloN
~ s 70 - sisSsssd. i.aed on q ~ hoaos.
go. AVN S. = S az 1s Sc S sss
sss K ' "a !, .ts, . d.. s,..s, ~ :, 4; r;
sop q Nm i3.i6o WITT inesesa % IT, mn
- - . = - ~ = sy.s ess. ~ 18th.
e. q inaslsss, Va ; Is. :sm MON ~
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- vsll ssgoc = Essllc = ~ vusS yasd srss
MssS'syG aei ormssZ ecwsty. o Ne slss dsy
800 .. 80 . O'Clock ,. T.. 10 IN, q !
49,. &C., n s.sii ~ stets. eale hausss ssd
ss ons1na - ~ =; Q. Ayssa e. = ed y ~
s!ovovine e.ersterd psupslsy, slsaaAs - h-sss
\. ~. c,sny e 0sa4hy ~ nea1s u Nsvsde.
~ 3. bW1Tf,
c.r,os c,: sss e -, e - cc.2ss u osssty.
Ths sbevs aie , hssstp pnsapsssa sssli the
~ ~ o. Novembss. a. b. ts7A, & ssns tjrs
c.;ss S.y. oe.ss.s 5. is IN. 'A'"s'
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"E WOULD CALL THE ATTEN.
Nv tion Of CarJsntss. WsgonmAkera, and
all other woodworksrv 10 the feet that Ne cnn
work both soft and hard wood iunib-s 20 any
dcsirsSl shspe. Edge tools Of ell kinds ground
and shsrpe...@ "a tha pess manner. We also
surface Lumbar. make tongued aud gruoycd
flooring. beaded ceiling. etc. Parties Will do
well TO Rivs us . call. We are prepared 70 do
good work II reasonable rstes,
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Furniture Repairing. Wood Turnisg
snd 8 sson saving. Fence Posts
and lsickets shade plaia
~ turned or fancy.
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Has oeen sddod 10 The establishment, and Z
CLUB ROOM nttcd up with the view 70 seoou.
modate visitorS. I have purchased Q nrS.
clAss assortment Of
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And In secoriance with Law and an order OF ihs
Boari Of Trustees made en- the 18th day 81 ~.
ven,trr. 1876, - many SHARE Of each rsrr.i 81
such stock as may he necssssafy viii f~ s.'ia a
pubic auction. Of the ofice Of the reerfAr-.
iocnfek In the Boston bakery. opposite the
United sfsf~s Mint. North Carson street. carson
City. Nevada. On the
Al the hour Of ~ ~ Of said day, TO pay the sale
delinquent assessment thereon. = gciher vita
costs Of advertising aud expenres OF SALE
JOHN u. ELY. Secretary.
Carson ri.y. December 18th. ISIS
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HOuaTON MINING COMPANY.
~ Location Of principal pisrs a b,np~as,
sss Francisco. California. lIoca,tos Of vvks
Eagle Dtshtct. OsinSby Consty, STATE u Neys
tho Board q Utpcoors, hsA a the - dav az
ycpocf. 1910, - assessment. No. I, Of tiv-
uen,s ~ shaw 20 levtcA upoa the capital
ssosh OF The corporation. payable Immediately
~ ~ sllrd stats gold coin. 70 the secretary. q
stfscs. 80 Iraacisso. California. Asy ssock
wpon which lhis asDeeansent shali runssin M
PEA on the esh day Of November, 1915, viii i.e
usinqusns. and Advertised FOE sale q public
NOVEMBER. The. 70 pay DE dsiinausnt -.
se.emsnt. tosrthss With cogts VI sdvsstisins ana
salrnsss Of ssls. by ocdsr Of the Doasd Of
y. yrAixxSY. ascssAry.
0me.. 70. SioH California slssss. ssa Ssan.
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Ira CNSsallpArCn s.OIn

~ and silver Mining CeDrsny. i~cs i'nn
q pFi.sip.i rise~ Il bassrsrs. c<r,n, ny,
ss,sis. I<sr.fisn nf sorfs. fyr1uud lake
NinlHg bsrnrt. Nashoe county. 'rs."z--
sotlse 10 s~s~i.y given ihstiEers arr dir qie't
uyon III. following d~>rrit-si esi4fsi s,s-'k Il
the Company on account q Ar-se-ii-bi = :.
IA. levied soycn4br Ts:h. 1876. thu seN-rai
amount. ~ opposite the names Of tbs follow
ING s,<g,-cslye shArrholdcrs.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-24

immensely increased, and Mr.. Bovine be-
lieves that the destitution is increasing.
The Society of ST. Vincent de Paul has
sent many of its applicants for aid to Mr..
Bovine, thing it never did before.
Would it not be honest, nay Cody states
manship to cease combating for capital,
and give an hour, to save Gods poor! The
second duty of the patriot is to maintain
the honor, an credit Of the Republic-the
first is to stamp out famine, and open the
granaries of the nation, to the starving
millions, who crave work, and bread.
God save the people!
The Morning herald., 1877-12-24
Health Is ar ,..,, ,

w " lnesttnaable Je,rel.
tata vomr i,fe - At dePrives you of it may
Gnnayy ~ N too. One bottle of Hale's
the Nh - az Jrehound and Tar will avert
viii vn,, I'd save you from consumption.
doiiaro weigh your life against a half
uH Pik Sold by all Druggists.
nte -e's Toothache Drops cure in one min
decl0 I'm
The Morning herald., 1877-12-24
CHRONIC RsH RRtsEasEs pa'5s GHHER %sstsa

of all books, '.Plain Home Talk and Medi.
cal Common Sense" Nearly 900 pages go
illustrations, by DR.. E. b. FooTE, OF ~ Lex
1ngton Ave-, N. Y. Purchasers of this book
are at liberty to consult its author in person
or by mail free. Price by mail, s.. .25 for the
standard edition, or $3.50 for the Popular
edition. which contains all the same matter
ana illustrations. Contents tables free.
AGENTS WANTED.
MURRAY HILL PUBLIsHINoCo.,
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The Morning herald., 1877-12-24

You can purchase a cane =, OK ,,., =.
the Opera House hat stor' Cou o,a ~
them.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-24
THE HERALD
The Morning Herald

NOTICE TO SuBscRBERs.-Those of our
subscribers who are indebted to the MORN
ING HERALD, will obige by an early re-
nittance.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-22
The Porte Angry with the United States.

CoNsrANTISoPLE, May l3th.-The
Porte is angry with the United States
for allowing the Russian Government
to purchase arms and ammunition of
its manufactures.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-22

Tur onnosition party is fading sun
f.d;na The Washington correspon
dent Of The Springfield Repuol'ca" has
been making careful search Tor H.
and sums up the result of his iaDofs
in this way: "sotar as I can learn,
fonr.6fths of the Republicans IN the
new Congress will stand BY the a. 9,
o;,,;stration Garfield, Foster, and al
tbe other leaders but Butler IN the
House are, so far as eau ieari'' VII"
the Administration, SO far as to pre-
cent them from taking part in any
war against it. In the Senate there
ora not half dozen Republicans who
will join in the movement. MI hu
minds. before he left for Florida, gave
few s;ons of his feeling toward the
now Administration. That he did not
oxactlv like the makeup of the CaDl-
net is probably true, nor is he entire
" satisfied $50 ! hear) with the course
Of the President; but he will not be
found taking part in the proposed re
VOLT and | venture to sat that he
will, if necessary, defend the Admins
tration against all violent and unjust
attacks. II anybody ventures 10 pro
nose a fresh adjudication of the Presl-
Dental question, they will get no help
from him. Mr.. Conkling naturally
sides with the President--and against
Blaine. venture TO predict that ne
will be found sustaining the President
at the extra session. What New
England Senator but Blaine-and pos
sibly Hamlin-is against him! do
not know of one What Western re-
publican Senator is against him! MT
Cameron has given public notice that
he shall support the Administration
Really, cannot count up over SIX he
publican Senators who will be found
opposing the Administration, and there
may be none"
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3 . ST.

TO the working Class-We can flrni.h
e,anIoyment at which you make very Iaras !a
IN yo,r own localities, without being awaS s W,
home over night Agents wanted In eyerv luA
and county to take subscribers tOr The Censs.saa
Record. the largest publication in the United s,.
ia pages. Ga columns; Elegantly ilInst,.+sa
Terms 81 per year. Mhe Record is deyotss<
whatever Is of interest connected with the Cent?
al year. The Great Exhibition at Philadelnbiss
fujIy illustrated in detail. Everybody wantsjt ~
whole people feel great interest in their Coun,,I
Centennial Birthday, and want TO know all aI0nt3as
An elegant patriotic crayon drawing premium si4
mre il presented free 10 each subscriber. Hissrs
tied @In Remembrance OF the One Hundredtb Ina,
yersary of the Independence of the United Stat,
size. % by 80 inches. Any one can become Ar.
cassfnl agent, for but show the paper and pirn.
and hundreds Of subscribers are easily obtained
ervwhere. There no business that viii pay n
this at present. We have many agents wbe !,
making as high as $40 per day and upwards. M
/. the time: don't delay. Remember it costs non
inc 20 give the business trial. Send for our c,rr
lars teras, and sample copy OF paper, which =,
sent free 70 all who apply; do ii to-day Comps.
ont6t free 10 those who decide to engage. Parms,
and mechanics and their sons and daughters naF.
the very bsss Of agents. Address,
THE CENTENNIAL RECORD. Portland, Maine
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A Rare Opportunity to the Afflicted.

Dir. II r. Allen, the founder of the
National Surg cal Institute, is known
throughout Europe and america, and
who has no equal in the treatment aud
cure of all human deformities, such as
spinal curvature, hip disease, crooked
and diseased knee and ankle joints,
club feet paralysis, piles, fistula, &C.,
will, with competent corps of as.
sistants, visit Salt Lake City, Utah,
May 23d to Goth inclusive, 1877,
where he can be seen and consulted
in his rooms in the Townsend House.
He will be prepared to treat all cases,
being supplied with great variety of
apparatus made expressly for this trip
at great expense. The afflicted eau
not afford to nes lect this opportunity
of being cured at home. The old pa
tents Of the institute are requested to
come early. May ll-w2.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-22
DEMOCRATIC BLUNDERs,

The blunders of the last Democrat
ic House of Representatives are al
ready becoming manifest, to the DIS
onst and humiliation of all true and
sensible members of the party. On-
der pretense of reform, the approprla'
tons for the military and postofice de-
partments were placed much lower
than ever before. The amount appro-
priated to the military will be exhaust
ed by the first of July, and the I'M
reasonably small allowance for the
postal service will cripple and work
considerable inconvenece to that de-
nartment. Such acts OF reform, as 1t
is called, may have gained a few votes
for the Democrats at the elections last
fall, but in the end will be damaging.
Snch blunders are errors of no little
Importance. The American people are
not blind, and know full we'll that 1t
takes money, and good deal OF it,
too, to keep those two departments in
the proper condition. The whole
trouble arises from lack of able leaders
for the Democratic party. AS the pres
ent House is Democratic its acts will
be closely watched by the people, and
as the opposite party have some tai
ented men at it's head, who are ready
to jump at any chance to create dis
satisfaction among Democrats, all
it's proceedings, it is to be hoped, will
be after deliberate consideration. There
is chance left yet for the party OF
blunders to redeem itself, and we
earnestly hope the opportunity will be
improved to the best advantage.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-22

HARD TIMEs.-The plumber is an
abused man. All winter long the
paupers have been finging at him
and maligning him, and yet when the
real facts are brought to light the
plumber stands forth as free from
guile as any living man. Yesterday
a Detroit plumber was asked to con-
tribute the money for the proposed
river tunnel, he repudiated the idea
that he was even able to subscribe a
tenth Of the sum.
"But last winter was a tough one
busted pipes-fve pounds of solder
to a pin-hole leaks-jobs ON the
slate three days in advance-collec-
tons sharp-weather right in your ia.
vor all the timer"
eyes; but | didn't make anything
"They say you bought trotting
horse
ooh, that's nothing If l was in
some other business could buy two.n
"You wear diamonds"
Eyes; but diamonds are very cheap
very cheap"
"You carry a gold-headed cane
around"
"Canes are way down in price-a
drug in the market"
Glow about that house with the
mansard roof"
"That? Oh. my mother-in.Iaw deed
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Cd ia that"

ed US that"
"And your silver plate!"
"Had that with my-other wife"
"And those vacant lots OF the oaSs
farm?" -
81 traded an old horse Tor 'he'"
twenty years ago" J,
"And 50 you haven't really mace
anything for yearir
scarcely anything.hardly . "o'-
lar. The papers have lied outrageous
w. don't believe we have haa over
"a 600 cases of busted water pipes
since last November, and when you
come 10 figure up materials, labor,
rent and losses it leaves me IN deot'
I want to sell out and go TO making
chairs. There's where you can make
some money-use poor glue, pant
over your pine to resemble rosewood
work putty into the joints anu Keep
the curtains down when selling to a
customer. Don't talk of profits IN my
business, sir. Why, ! am now hall
dead for the want of five cent cigar
Detroit Free Press.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-22
Art Initiating Nature"

A coating of diamonds on pure crystal
these are Partisan Diamonds. Their
Iuster is perpetual. For sale only at
RICHARD HUMPHREYS Jewelry
Store, TO Broadway, opposite stewaT ,
New York. Goods sent c 0. D., with
privilege TO examine before paying Tor
them. Send for illustrated price list
szs- have no agents.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-22

HARD TMEs.-It is seldom that peo-
pie are not complaining Of hard times;
sometimes truthfully, but whether
truthfully or not, the complaint is
pretty generally made, that times are
hard; so that if one judges by what
he hears said, times are always dull
and hard. Men will complain of hard
times from one years end to the other,
and do nothing to improve the times.
Men will loaf on street corners and
around barrooms, complainingof hard
times, when they might be using the
muscle and brains they have been en-
dowed with in such way as to make
good times SO far as they are con-
cerned. We do not refer to our own
town particularly, for so far as we
know there are few of this class of
men here. Still there is Cry Of hard
times. The country is dull to be
sure. A short water season helps to
make it so; but this unusual season
may be turned to advantage Pros
pectorS will have a long season of fine
weather to look for and open up
quartz lodges. All the streams will
be low, and low bars along the rivers
may be worked more advantagcously
in consequence of it.
After what we term the water sea-
son is over, and miner has worked,
say hundred days, at 81 per day, he
ought to have little stake left after
paying his last winters debts. We
hope such men will not sit idly down
and wait for another water season be.
fore trying to do anything else
There are hundreds of places where
three, four and five dollars may be
made, if you will only stir round and
get on to them. It's better to work
and only clear four bits day than to
lie idle and spend dollar, or get in
debt dollar to be paid out Of your
next years wages. You are now in
as good a country as you can find;
the country new, resources great
Take hold of them You may feel
like rambling off to some, to you, new
place. Don't do it. Nine times out
Of ten you'll rue it if you do. Idaho
is better country than you'll be like
ly to find.
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purposes.
rr7E OFFER OUR GOODS AT PRICES n =.
!" the the times and Warrant satisfaction y gSsVR
in need of anything in our line, please DIV. AaOa
call. Orders by mail or that may be lett with D
Factory OH Tenth street, between Main and g..
Boise City. lMayST-a
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LATEST WAR NEWS.
r,;.,.. - rreasiue with The Russians

.,o,,s. have read letter from a
nerson who has for some years been
,losa connection with Turkish Gov
! ,.nn,opt circles, The letter says the
Grand yizier is losing his head, and
tbat safvet pasha is at loss what to
do. There are frequent councils al
which already hints are thrown out as
to whether it would not be better 10
treat with the Russians before they
cross the Danube. A
Russians Defeated Near Batoum'
LONDON, May l2th,-An official Con
stantinople says: The Russians haV-
inc attacked, on Friday, in great
force, position occupied by a van
puard Of Turkish auxiliary troops III
the vicinity of Batoum, an engage
ment, lasting eight and half hours
resulting in a complete rout OF the
Russians, who lost 1000 men. The
Turkish loss was inconsiderable.
LONDON, May l2th.-A dispatch
from Jassy to the Daily News says:
Grand Duke Nicholas will occupy
quarters at Ployesti, which have been
hired for whole year. This relative
" long term has given rise to much
political comment.
BUCHAREST, May l3th.-The Turks
endeavored and failed Saturday night
to land at Ottcnitza.
1t is believed the Egyptian govern
ment will be able to send 10, 900 troops
to Turkey.
LONDON, May l2th.-A Widin dis
patch, dated Sunday, says: An at
tack from Roumania has been appre-
hendcd since yesterday. The strong
Turkish force here is enthusiastic and
thoroughly prepared.
CoNsrANrINopLE, May 18th "A tele
gram says: The inhabitants hitherto
exempt from CONSUMPTION are to be
made amenablc.
LONDON, May l9th.-McKillOpp Pa
sha has been intrusted by the Khedive
to prevent the interruption of the pas
sage Of the Suez Canal.
A Battle at Khatzubani.
ST. PETERSBURG, May l3th.-A tele
gram from Tihis states that after cap
turing Muheaster, the Russians, or
the llth instant, threw forward two
columns against khatzubani, on the
nights skirting the river kintrisoi
This strong position was stormec
with a loss Of II killed and III
wounded. The Turks losses were
enormous. The Turks claimed a vic
tory here
The Porte Angry with the United States
CoNsrAHTISoPLE, May l3th.-Thc
Porte is angry with the United States
for allowing the Russian Government
to purchase arms and ammunition o
its manufactures.
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JUDGE PRICHETr, I. d. Catalan, John
5. Gray and l. M. Schwabacher ar
rived by last nights stage.