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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-26

new direction, and may find a vacuum
ha will II.
Near Lloomdale VIM Fry sho. a grey
eagle. recently, which measured seven
fee, from Up 10 tip.
Il! From BlQomdale a'iOn On he B & o
road 4IIh7O pounds Of hugs have been
shipped since The season opened.
John Hawthorne. of St Marys, was
buried in that place last Monday. Mr.
Hawthorne is supposed to have been the
Oldest Mason in Ohio, having been di
nitted from lodge in Ireland in 1911
All the choicest brands Of cigars and
obacco, at Millers Drug Store.
There will be a total eclips OF the moon
on the evening of February IL, ihwhich
can be seen in this seclien if there are
aot too many clouds
There is law against killing of rab-
bits, boys. 1t took effect Jan lst, and
yoL are apt to be scorched, if you pop
over the innocent shippers just now.
Point your shot guns in another direc
ton.
John Ruhl had the misfortune to in
jure his lef hand with a screw driver, a
few days ago.
Henry Ma thias of North Findlay.
broke his arm OF The 17Ih, by falling on
he ice.
On the 10th while in the woods on his
farm. James Coons was severely injured
by limb of a tree falling upon him.
Remember that Hardeshells is the
place to get the most groceries for
our money. Lowest prices maintained,
and best goods offered.
Our sleigh makers are reaping har-
vest this weather One firm sold three
in one day last week, and th total num-
ber sold in the city since the sleighing
season commenced, represents a good
deal of money. a
John Haffard, near Perrysburg, was
operating clover huiler. IN the even
ing of the 16h, when he had his left
hand caught and his arm drawn in and
shattered 50 that amputation was neces-
sary between the elbow and shoulder.
The teachersmeeting held at McComb
last Saturday, was well attended, and
proved a pleasant reunion.
4 sycamore tree was cut down, on the
premises Of Mrs Huntworth of Blan-
chard township, few days ago, which
measured nin- feet and 10 inches in di-
ameter four feet from the ground. The
tree was hollow, for twenty-eight feet,
the cavity at the ground being over seven
feet in diameter
A suNmer house belonging to Mr.
Croft, at McComb, took fire a few days
ago, and created quie an excitement in
hat quiet village. The FIRE was extin-
guished before much damage was done.
The Mcmillan Combination Nhich ex-
hibi:ed at Opera Hall on Monday night,
twas not financial success.
We will duplicate city prices on job
work at this Office, and furnish, equally
good work
One day last week Levi More of North
Findlay was in the woods cutting timber,
when the limb of tree struck him,
breaking his arm and fracturing his
shoulder blade. The fractured WAS re-
duced wi h difficulty, and he is doing as
well as could be expected with so bad a
break
At Wights station on I 7 & E R R,
he dwelling Of Mrs Wight was destroy
ed by fire on The 13 h.
Court commences on Monday. The
Charles trial is set for that day.
Mr. Joe miller is back in the Drug
Store, where he will be pleased to see the
boys. Joe has the finest 10; of cigars in
town. try en-
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Upset.

On Sunday las, while the children
of r Biackford, Esq. were driving
along Main Street in a cutter, the
sleigh was upset, aud the children
s,rown about promiscuously, but for
tunately no one was hurt. The horse
finding himself without a driver saun-
tered off home at a lively pace, taking
the overturned sleigh with him.
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Eo-dau's Grain -H4rhef.

FrNDIAY. Ohio Jan. 25, 1877.
Wheat. New No /. ST. 80.
'.Isres'n 2. 1.16@1 20 - i>sc
Ss1 Sos1. est sss.leq cosn, 42 Zoe. I fUf Uo0JE
:, Oats, white, 28c, n >gd S-ssas
Oats, mixed, 22c ,-g,sD "a -.,-
The above prices are paid to-day by G
". MYERS. at the L. E. & L. Rv. elevators
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For the Preservation or recovery of healt
and strength, the diet suOuli De wholeSou,-
and nutritious When 1t happens In 1t tn
almertary p 'oceSSes are dis urbed by i'm
proper or hall mtsiicated food the bet EN-
coy Tor the evil res1iis OF aou~ing the Dig
i've orYans l. HoS,rtter's stomach Bitters &,
most agreeable, prompt and gentle reme,i.
tor diH'epsia. and TO- the bilious and evacu
alive irregularities which result from IL. tn
liver and bowels, in common with the siom
sch, experience its beneficieut influence
The refuse of the system Is raI led of thioug
us natural outlet, = healthy flow and secrt
lion of he bi e. is promoted and a powerfs
I'M ietns u gwen 10 ass'm la ION In cunse
qiIence OF Is Use. IL neslJnfulIx sfimuiaI,
Inc bladder aud kidLeys when they are ~
&c I've. and by It's tonic and regulating scilo
fortiehes the system against malaria
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&arried.

GALLANT -SNIDER : BY Squire
3eardsley, at the Commercial House, OF
Saturday, Jan. 10Th, 1877, Mr.. Cary J
Gallant, TO Miss Mary N. Snider, both o.
this county.
MILLER-DULIN-In In Findlay Ohio
Jan. 25th, 1877, By. Rev. A. Rose, Mr.
Levi Miller and Josephine ]. Du!in, bod
of Hancock County, Ohio. tflsl
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ToezI Arodufe sNarhet.
FlNpLaY. o., Jan. 25, 1877

FiSDLaY. w., Jan. %, lo''
Chickens. cents
Turkeys. 99i0 cents
Ducks, s cents
Geese, 5 cents
Eggs, % cents zzTs
Butter, 1S020 cents.
Hides, green. 606I cents.
I Hides, dry, 10 cents. ~ f7i j. -
Cali, green, 9 cents.
Calf, Cry, 9@l0 cents.
Sheep Pel:s, 55c015c. 'l VI
Tallow st cents. y.
Lard 9 110 cents.
Flax seed, 81 25.
Rags. II cents.
Beeswsx, 25 cents.
Timothy Seed 81 so per bu.
Clover Seed l3t@I4cts per pound.
Potatoes 750SJcts per bu.
Green apples. so cts per bbl.
Dried apples 3@3tc per fb.
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LITTLE ALL isrGHT.

THE City ire engine is undergoing
repaits, and cannot be Of service for sey-
zee for several days. The citizens sho"ld
bear his in mind, and in case Of Ire
should assist with buckets and hand en-
zine
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Do Not ComDlain


Many of our farmer friends have
occasion to complain, no doubt, of
short crops, and poor prices. Yet We
question if they consider how much
better hey are OF than many others
pn.s..ihg Ili,' same vocation. Here,
the articles Of Corn and Pork have
ranged from 40 20 As cents, and from
IS % to 6.75, and though they may
be close compared with prices to which
the people became accustomed during
the period of initiation, yet they COM
pare favorably with reports from
other localities. We give below an
extract from letter from an old sub
scriber, on remitting for his paper,
which shows by comparison how much
more favorably our farmers are situa
ted, than those in the locality from
which the letter is written: u
MENDoN, CHARLTON Co., no.
jan 10th 1877
Mr.. EDITOR: We nave had very
cold winter SO far. 1t frOze up abour
the middle of November, and We have
had very little thawing since Ther.
is now about six inches of snow, which
is the best shedding We have had this
winter. IL is feared the peaches are
killed. There is a good tobacco crop ia
iiris county, the price ranging from
four to five cents per pound. Hogsare
bringing from IS to S. 25 per hundred
The hog cholera was very bad through
the county last season, and the corr.
crop was only about half. Corn j.
bringing from 20 to 25 cents per bashel
Wheat aud oats were almost failur.-
last season, and the latter is badly
frozen out this winter already.
Yours truly. n. o. SToNER.
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Lost

On Monday afternoon, the 18th inst,
between the Joy House, in Findlay, and
the residence of Samuel Peters SOu;k
cast of Findlay. covered Market Basket.
containing variety of articles. of no
special value except 10 the owner The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
il at the livery stable of J a Garnet, or
at this Office. SAMUEI. PETERS.
1873
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LEN Y.

IAYISG lsgzinec my hath, have r
Ill op-s-d Ins D~nisI riee. over ma. -
,rr.,i viii q nd me- prepared TO do all KIND,
4 operative dentistsy Usual iSeln -
rsets1i WITHOUT FAIS Iof p CENTS othe'
WIZ done IN proportion: urrsEr
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Notice.

Persons having in their possession
any part of the ''Findlay Guards" Uni
forms will please return the same to
the armory at earlies. convenience.
SAM HUBER, CAPT.
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Hudson Gazette pays high tribute 10
is wor II Hs IA christian. parent. citizen
'nd fri-nd, and says If his life. i, was
n und where his body was So lately
Laid -
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DR.. S, D. Howe's Arabian Liver Pills
Purely vegetable, cures Dyspepsie, Llve;
complaints. Billousness and Costiveness
sold py j H. Decker, Druggist 80 Mali
.,reet. sole Agent for Findiay and Nj
D p.ohar,; n 3S
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The Largest and Best

Assortment of Stoves TO be found in the
city, are II the store of KunZ Il Morrison.
Don't forget it wien you are in search of
bargains and remember also that they
have splendid sIock of Tinware, always
on hand, and that they ma C 10 order any
Thing in that line that may be wanted.
30tf
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

Five to six Horse Power Engine. Ent
5uire at this Office. Possession given a.
any time A r. BALsLEY
81 Pgoprietor JEFF"
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Our farmers and stock raisers havelong
felt The need of having competent Veteri.
marian located in their neighborhood. We
refer them TO the announcement Of DR..
John c. Spencer, in another column. He
has had a long experience, having served
three years under Dr. Petiis, the celebra-
ted Veterinarian, and has testimonials
which will satisfy any one as TO his COM
potency and reliability. SO
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Dou't Order fron A Distance.

Deitsch d Co. are prepared 10 fill all
orders for fine Furniture as cheaply as it
can be purchased in the larger cities
Leave your orders with them
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Furniture.

3 A. Deiisch & Co, furniture Dealers
keep on hand all kinds of FuuiIure. and
are prepared 10 make TO order anything
that may be desired by their patrons.
Ware rooms on West Main Cross Street.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-26
An Ola Settler Gone.

Among the death Offices this week
will be found the name of one Of ths
earliest settlers of the county, Mrs.
Lydia BlOdgett, nee Dukes. She was
born in Cnlpepper county. Virginia. in
the year 17SS, and came with her par
ents to Ohio in 1S06. settling in Frank
lin county, where she married IshInael
Davis in 1909. by whom she had five
children. four of whom are still living.
DIR. Davis died in 1921. and some years
later about 1925 of her broth
ers and sisters having located berss
bouts, she moved TO Wyandot county,
where Mr.. Davis had purchased
small farm some time before his death.
The following year she married e Mr..
Blodgstt, by whom she had several
children. In 1885, she sold out in
Wyandot equity. and moved to this
county. purchasing the farm i'll Blan.
chard township where she resided with
Der son Alfred, until her death. which
occurred on the 10Th at the advanced
age of SO years. She enjoyed excel
lent health up till about three years
ago, vhen she became subject to as,!I-
ina, VIII eli at times troubled her very
much. About tine middle of October,
while visiting with one of the many
relatives, she was taken quite i'll. and
lad TO be brought home on b-d. 1t
was her last illness, and proved a
lingering and often very painful one.
but she bore her suffering with forti-
tude and wi hout murmer Thus has
passed away one of the land marks of
early settlement of the county The
funersl services were conducted by the
lie, hodist minister, aud the burial
took place at Oak Ridge Cemetery.
where her mother,-(who attained the
age of 90 yea s)-was also buried.
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IofalBnsirsss slofires
Settle Up

Settle Up
All persons knowing themselves indebt-
ed to John Adams & Co., by either note
OF book account, will please call and settle
MP imediately. JouN ADAMS & Co.
94-tf
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Or John G spencer.

Veterinary Surgeon, Findlay, Ohio. has
opened an Office in the rom over Bakers
Furniture Store, for the treatment of all
diseases. to which horses and cattle are
subjected. Will answer all calls from the
country, either day or night. Patronage
solicited IS
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-26

KoB & MoYER have constantly ON hand
choice teas, coffees, sugars &c. Call and
see them at Findlay Bakery, in Goii
House Block. $3.50
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Kunz & Morrison

Have full stock of Stoves and Tin
ware. of which they make a specially, ,and
in which they are enabled TO make bar
gains such a. yOu caunOt get elsewhere
Call in and see them. 30tf
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DIR Harter's Elixir of Wild Cherry acts
as tonic. strengthening the digestive
powers, restoring The appetite; as an aper
lent peculiarly suitable and gentle in it,
effects; purifying the fiaids Of the body,
,thd neutralizing in the blood the active
principles of disease. For Sale by s. & j.
M Huber
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-26

Two doses of Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup
completely cured my child of severe case
of Group have used great many diff
ferent Cough Medicines, but have never
found any 80 efficient as Dr. Marshall's
J. w. SPEILMAN. Elkhari, Ind
For sale by Hubers and Decker. 1888
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New Advertisements. A

Cash Sgs;em-Mayor Block.
LawsOns Cura ive-W ii Haven.
BUSINESS LOCALS
Find az Bakery-Kob 4 Meyer.
Vetrinary surgson-John e Spencer
Findlay Barkery-kob * M",er.
For Sale or kxchage-H Kob
Findlay Bakery-Kub & Noyer.
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SETTLE up!

r srla 46sss accounts aud Subscription
Books Of fthe yEFrRHsosiAs, are in the
hands Of II Porch, for collection. aud
must be settled Immediately.
tsdae ~ es6f-roi z. G. 1EwoLFK.
: -# g,I<o5 aezs,s o; J. DEwoLFr:
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5frd.

BLODGETT-At the residence of her
son Alfred Davis, blanchard rnw: ship,
thus county, ON Tuesday ih,. 10Th inst.
Mrs. Lydia Blod-lI', aged s9 wears
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Sufferers from those terrible pains in The
RheumdfisH7, or other = eTrone DiseaSe Will l.,
glad 10 know that LAwsoS'- rRATIyE H. o
- pl-ie a Ieviafor of pain. and can b- ob
al led of all dealers IN m. dicine: II l. wat
s,nttd " hf n applied accoidIng 10 odirectiJne
= W n HAVEN Agent
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-26

If you want good breld, cakes, rolls, or
rusks, call at the Findlay Bakery, kept by
Kob & Meyer. 1899
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J , 5Hpdlsf.0 Jan TO- 1871.

DR.. Hartcrs Liver Pills are the mildest,
sysk fhelnost seArehfngo of Cafhartics, The
~0geu4uQfsdf sheratigeS he mOst geni Y
0f 5tomachics. For sale. Py s q j. n.
Hubes. .HeS-t q "a = Us
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-26
Clubbing Rates +!

For the benefit of our subscribers and
others, We have succeed in arranging with
the Western Raral, the Ohio Farmer. tn,
Young FoLk's Monthly, the Bsstern Family
Magazine. and the Farmers KOathly. Oh
such terms that We are enabled to furnish
either Of those papers with the JEFrER-
sosIAs at the following prices:
Jefersonian and Western Rural. 1885
JefersoniAn and Young Folks
Monthly $50
seHersonlan and Ohio Farmer. 3.65
tefersonian and Western Family
Magazine ......... ........ 3.25
Jeffersonian and Farmers Monthly 3.25
- Isese rates are iararid5gy in adcaace.
The Western Rural is 81 co paper:
the Young Folks Monthly 81 20; the
Ohio Farmer Sc 20; the Family Magazine
l.5o; and Farmers Monthly 81 50.
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Z w HI. HAVEN. Agent.

these sudden Changes Of the wcathel
dom faiitr bring n Cough or Cold. ant
can recommend DR. MarshalI's Lun.
rnp as certain cure for all diseases O
ne Lungs and Chest. The price is onl,
cents
For sale by Hubers, and Decker 3S 9.
WILL sell or exchange for town prop
rty. my place containing 129 acres known
Is the Old Distillery Properly, one-hali
nile west OF main Street, on north side Of
he river. Enquire soon of Ii. Kob 3S-3s
DR.. S. d. Howe's Arabian Milk Cure
The only preparation of the kind in lh,
world, so pleasant 10 the TASTE that ''chil
dren" cry forit 1t cures Coughs, Colds
Group, Hoarseness, Whooping Cough
Quincy, PIeurisy, Sore Throat, Asthma
.aiarrh, Loss of Voice, Pneumonia, Sore
less of the Chest and Lungs, Night
Sweats, Bronchitis. Bleeding Lungs, and
Consumption. 1t is grand and pleasant
substitute for Cod Liver Oil, and never
nauseales. II is food to the stomach and
'nourishmcnt TO the body
Sold by j. II. Decker, Druggist, 81
Main Street. Sole Agent for Findlay and
MI Blanchard, o. 50
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GET your Bread and Cakes of Kob &
Meyer, at the Findlav Bakery. 1888
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EAGLE MILLS-WHEATMARKET.
Tfrf Sforh Marksfs.

MCCONNELL & ROCKWELL.
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Trustees and Dirse.ors-P Carlin g. C,rlin, Dr. Bass RAJ
~ Myers Samuel Frey l. c. Carlin, n D. Sours and J.
tHSer StoeksOlders-D. ]. Cory, Vim. L. DAVIS Jno.
D. Carlin-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-16
MARINE NEWS.

New YORK, Sept. 15-Arrived: Steamers
Herman from Bremen and Waschatten from
Rotterdam
Sailed: Steamships City of Berlin and the
Queen for Liverpool.
Anchored: For Glasgow, Oder; for Bremen,
marlborough; for St. John, N. b., City of
Merida for Vera Cruz, Colon; for Aspinwall,
Agiers; for New Orleans, New Orleans, and
City of Antonio for Galveston.
BosToN, Sept. 15.-Sailed: Steamer Bull
garian for Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 15.-Sailed. Steamer
St. Louis for Liverpool.
QUEBEC. Sept. 15.--Sailed: Steamers Mem
phfs and Sardinian for Liverpool.
HAvRE, Sept. 15-Sailed: Steamers Herder
from Hamburg for New York and Saint Lau-
rent for New York.
LARENE, Sept. 15.-Sailed: Steamer Indi-
ana, from Glasgow for New York
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 15.-Steamer Russia, for
New York, and steamer Minnesota for Bos-
ton. The steamer Britannia sailed for New
York yesterday.
BREMEN, Sept. 15.-Sailed: Steamer Weser,
for New York.
LONDON, Sept. 15.-Sailed: Steamer Dem
mark for New York
GLASGOW, Sept. 15-Sailed: Steamer Eth
opia, for New York
ROTTERDAM, Sept. 15.-Sailed: Steamer
Mas, for New York.
ANTWERP, Sept. 15.-Sailed: Steamer Vad-
erland, for Philadelphia.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Sept. t5.-Arrived
Steamer Claribell, from New York. Sailed
Steamer Atlas, for New York,
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The international Rifle Match.

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-For the fourth time
the American rifiemen are victorions over
the team from the old country. While our
marksmen in the match that ended yesterday
defeated the English team, scoring 81 points
more than they did, the visitors made better
record than the Americans gained in any
previous victorious result This attests
astonishing Improvement in the accuracy OF
aim. Should American riflemen continue to
improveas they have inthe last four years, 1t
will not require more than three years for
them to attain perfection in shooting.
The best score of yesterday at the three
ranges was that of Bruce, of the American
team, who made the unprecedented record OF
219 out of possible 225; c. E. Blydenburg
was close behind him with zig and l.. Weber
with 215. Two hundred and seven, by Sir
Henry Halford, was the British teams best
showing; but, after all, the contest must be
regarded in part as one between American
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


ST. LOUIS, Sept 15.- Closing : Wheat,
cash, 81 % bid, 81 81 asked; September of
fered at 81 12, October, No. 8, 81 26 cash
81 211a; September, 81 2O14@S1 2O2s;; October,
81 1873; November, 81 16s4@S1 1914. cash,
81 132 bid, Corn, cash 41244 a42; September.
Der, 26; October, 2611s, bid Wheat, 81 So.
Whisky 81 %. Pork, cash, SO rs bid; Sep
tember, S12 80, bid; October, s12 rs.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 15.-Hogs inactive; de-
mand firm; common "a COCA 80, fair to good
5 80, select butchers SIS 3O95 50. Lard
quiet and steady; prime steam sa4, current
make sI. Mess pork steady and quiet,
S12 Is; held at $13 spot. Oats quiet and
steady at 25g2s for mixed, 15 25@32 for white
for good to choice. Rye steady; $1,000 fol
No. 2. Corn steady; moderate demand
mixed ear 47@48. Whisky 81 10; sales 25t
barrels
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THE SICK ROUMANIANs.
New York Times.J

SIsTovA, Aug. 27.-According to q
Roumanian army surgeon who has just
passed through this place on his way to
Bucharest, the condition OF Prince
Carols troops is deplorably bad. DIR.
x. has possibly exaggerated in declar-
ing that for whole week he had eaten
nothing but n,0naalik0--corn meal mush
mixed with water-but his details are too.
circumstantial not to convince impartial
persons that the Roumanian attendance
has been very derelict in it's duty. The
typhus and dysentery are raging In the
camp, and carloads of corpses are fer
ried over every night for interment at
Turnu- Magurelli; the men are on
short rations, and seldom receive
meat; the hospital stores have run
short, notwithstanding the immense
voluntary contributions to that end, and
there are no depots for their renewal
diate stations founded by the Red Cross
amateurs are unwilling to give anything
to the regular Sangradoes appointed by
the War Department. The late heavy
rains have swollen the tributaries OF the
Dauube, which now rolls down immense
numbers OF dead bodies OF men and
animals to the great river, injecting
the sultry air with pestilential emana-
tions. The wells and cisterns have
overfowed by those putrid tor
rents. and the supply Of drink
ing water has become insufficient for
the men, Notwithstanding the numbers
of fountains erected in former times by
Moslem care for the comfort OF the
thirsty traveller, but which, / should
add, have in the early days OF the Rus
sian occupation, been wantonly defiled
or rendered unserviceable by the in
vaders.and their friends, the Bulgarians,
in order to mark their hatred for the
Turk and their contempt for his insti-
tutions. The officers have received no
pay for ten weeks, and few OF them have
private funds wherewith to purchase the
expensive luxuries furnished by the
suffers. Every one is weak and FAM
ished, all are discouraged.