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THE WAR.
A Russian Assault Upon
Rustchuk Promptly
RepuIsed.
Commanders Of Captured Places
in Bulgaria to Be Court
Martialed.
The Russians Dlockading the
Dan,lbo's Mouths with
Sunkcn Vessels.
Si1nferpol, in the Crin1ea,
Bombarded by a Turk
ish Fleet.
The Russian Garrison at Bay
azid at Last Relieved.
An English View Of the Eastern
Question in 1868.
Details Of the Russian Passage
OF the Danube at
SistoVa.
Text Of the Czar's Proclamation
to tile People Of Bull
garia.
ENGLAND. y
An English View Of the Eastern
Question in 1868.
Details of the Russian Passage
OF the Danube at
SistoVa.
Text Of the Czar's Proclamation
to tile People Of Bull
garia.


ENGLAND. y
nuMons AND UNCERTAINTY REGARDING TIE
PROBABLE COURSE or EVENTS.
my Ca5ls to The Chicago Tribnt.]
LONDON Orr1cE OF TIE CHICAGO Tribune.
SALISBURY STREET, W. G., July 13-5 d. N.
Tho indications Of Tho past two days have
boon full of portent. There Ia no nuthoritn-
tiva report Of tho proceedings Of tho Special
Council ut Windsor, although ru,nors Of NIL
kinds abound. Tho absurd story that Earl
Deaconahe1d is about 10 resign has no foun-
datiou, except In tic imagination Of tho Lib.
erals. It is Utmost certain that
ONE on MonE nEstoNAT1oAs
haye bccn rendered u tho Queen, but whcth-
er she has accepted them, or who the suc-
cessors arc to be, ain not yet in position
to state.
Lord Salisbury has boen anxions for hia
scat for some time, aud positive evidence
during tho past week shows how little
weight Lis counsels havo had In the Cabinet
as to the serious avonls approaching.
NAVAL ORDERS.
To The Htsttrn A,sottas<d Prtss.
LONDON, July 1A-A dispatch from Plymouth,
says the new gun ycsscl Condur ID TO bc fitted
with torpedo apparatus aud scnt M soon ux
practicable to tue Danube, where shc will be,
with her sister vessel, tic Flamlngo, under tha
orders Ut the British Ambassadors ut Constan-
tlnople and Vienna, for tho protection Ut
British Interests. The Admiralty has, by tclc-
, 1877-07-13
NAVAL ORDERS.
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LONDON, duly l2.-The bombariment Of
Rustchuk recommended Tueslay, during whlcl,
tho Russians attempted to take the town by
assault, but were rcpulsed aitcr TWO hours
fighting.
, 1877-07-13
ASIA MINOR.

st. pE7EnsBuna, July 13.--A telegram re-
cciscd hers from Ti!1Ts datc'i Bayazid, SAYS tho
citatlcl has been relieved by Gen. Tcreusakoir,
who completely defeated tho Turkish investing
forcc numbering 10000, capturing four guns
and eighty prisoners. The town Of Dayaztd is
destroyed.
, 1877-07-13

HERF1A.
VIENNA, July IA Belgrade dispatch snvs:
1.-THE deputies who resigned thclr scnts aro
to be prosecuted for calumnlatlng the Cabinet
and 8kuptscl.ina-
"Thc police favo closed the Conservative
Club at Belgrade.
"Numcrous supportesa Of the Opposition
have been arrested.
!" The state Of siege which expired to-day has
been prolonged"
pkNtAL8.
LONDON, July IA Vienns correspondent
denies that thero will he meeting between tho
Empcrors Of Germany and AustTia this wear,
and confirms the statcmcnt that no convention
hah been concluded between 8cryiR and Nou-
manu-.
GREECE.
ATHENS, July 12.-Tte Greek Assembly siacs
to-day. Tho Ministry Is left 10 work nj the mil
itary preparations With tho financial scsourccs
Mt its disposal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-21

never an expert with that weapon. L
knew that be could shoot quicker and trner
than ! could. therefore went npon the
ground expecting to be killed and lowe the
preservation of my life on that occasion to
the fashianr Of the day. for wore eoat
with rolling collar, and very ll.breasted /:
bat, fortunately for me, sir. Iiwas organiz.
ed with q very narrow chest. Dickinson's
ball struck very near the centre Of my coat
and. while it scraped the breast bone, it did
not enter the cavity Of the chest. In an
instant. under the impression that war
perhaps mortally wounded, and npon the
impulse Of the moment. | fired. and
MY antagonist fell and no event Of my
lifc. sir. have | regretted ~ much. Ny
determination before and after taking posi-.
ZION was TO discharge my pistol in the
air. but because | felt the effect Of his shot
| fired at him. Just here, sir. let me add
that the world has done me great injustice,
for am charged with having brought on
the difficulty. and with having fixed the
terms 80 ~ TO reserve my hrc and advance ;
and il charges me with having advanced
upon Dickinson aud shot him when ! was
within few feet Of him :all Of which is
false. sir. tircd Instantly after receiving
his shot. and from my position. ana Dick.
inson stood in bis position and received my
ire like brave nan. as he was.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-21
rnIiIr As a MEDICINE.

The irregular eating Of unripe tru't u
we'll kaown 10 " unwholeson,e. The re.
eular aud moderate use VI well ripened
fruit Is no, 20 widely appreciated as c"n'rl.
batting 10 heslih. lirsidenis in regi"ns
where more or LEES malaria prevails 5aye
discovered that nothing is . more sure pre-,
yen,ivs u rs iels.erious elects than re.
guIar supply q fruit.
Hut frait will 10: only prevent disease.
br, IL SINE instances it has proved one u
the hest medicincs 20 cure IL. Many years
ago chronic cough. which hal excited .
GOOD des. of uneasinesa. was cured by eat.
iup ripe rs-pherries. recommended by .
medical writcr II high suthority rs 40 ex.
cellent expectcrant Severe coldr are more
ant 10 occur On she hrs cool an damp da.'
n autumn than 1T npy other seasons. We
have often cured these Diseases on the mrs.
attack ~ eating copiously % ripe water.
m.Ims. The beneficial effects q drinking
freely 81 crld ~a,er on ssich occasions arc
sell known. watermelous snprly lafgel
quantity than one could easily swallow u
s,,y other va. -Cguptry Geutlspsu.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-21
ITlS RETrER.

IL il better to wear calico dress with
out trimming. ifit be paid for, than TO owe
the shopkeeper iOT the most elegant silk.
cut aud trimmed in the most bewiiching
manher.
Better to live in log cabin al your owl..
ttan in a brown stone mansion belonging to
somebody else.
Better walk forever than run in debt for
. harse aud carrisge.
Better 70 use .he old cane.seated chairs
and faded two ply carpet than irembic &C
the bills sOnt hume from the nlholsierer's
lor the nnst elegant ?arlor set ever made.
Better to meet your business scguaiu-
tances With free. .'jon'i.uwe. ypu.s-ceni"
smils than to dodge around the c.,rhsr from
dun.
Better pay tie organ grinder two cents
far hn~ic, II yuu must have il. Than vue tor
piano.
Better gaze upon bare walls than upon
pictures unpaid lor.
Better gsl thln SOUP from ear,hern dish-
q. if you 1--WE yJar hu.chgr nolhlng. than
to dine 90 iamb aud brsf aud know il does
uoi beiin's u yuu.
/ Better nave ft of histories than run in
ieLt fir i ais. 10th VI anything else
thsi you may ~ish IOr.
a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-21
A coNvlcK,s DEATH bed.

Nashville American: A solemn scene
was witnessed NJ the peniienliary Sunday
II was the death ofobe of tar prisoners.
several years agoa murder was cunnit-
tel near Springfield aud two men. na'ncd
respectively Pool aud Mccaifrcy, were
tried ~ the perpetrators aud sentenced 10
ten years in The pehitrntiary. Mccaiifry
insisted upon his inmcviIce, but cirruin-
stances ?ointedio him tua clearly for his
avn unsupported evidence to avail any
Thing, and hs was forvd toenier upnn his
term ~ the penalty. For some time lie
las been slowly sinking under consump.
llun and on Saturday night he felt that
his hours on earth were numbered. just
l,.lnrc his death he called The hurses oI
the hospllsl srouud him aud asked that
m. man supposed 10 have been his &C.
complies should be called, ani When P"ol
had come, Mccartney said: 'Ms friend
you see me here new dyihg 10 the state
prison. Well Il will soun be over INV.
Iur before go | hHvr lhlsto say. that
die In this peniisntiary Nh iniiocclt ma,
I ani Innocent " the murder 20 that old
mau IL Robertson county. u is not likely
that, With only ~ hour or 10 between NE
AID my tsoi. that would now say What
will avail ne nothing'' Ihvu turning g
Pool he asked. i desire you ullouid cx
press here before these ~i,nrrsrs w.ciliei
| was guilty ~ that crime To THIS IN
tsrragatnry Pod responded; 'MeCaffw,
Is not guilty II TINT murder Waen b
haa confirmed the iying mau's worls
Mccso~y's breath Jeff him and be vs.
se,fpsv. n
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LITTLE THINGS.

A seroent's fang Isl little thing, but
death is its victory. ."~#
A baby is wee little thing but con-
stable was once baby.
A lap dog is little thug. but lie is a
very silly thing besides.
A cross word IL little thing, but it is
what stirs up the elephant.
The tongue is little thing. but il fills
the universe with trouble.
4 star j. little thing. but il can hold
this great world ID its arms.
IN egg 10 little thing. hut the huge
crocodile creeps into life out OF it.
A hornets sting is little thing. but it
sends the schoolboy home bowling.
An oathis little thing. but IL is record.
ed IN the great ledger in heaven.
Az orange peel gu the sidewalk isa lit
tie thing. but il has upset many giant.
A kind word is little thing. but it is
just what so0thsd the surrows 'of the set
ting ben. W. aa- 49,.
A kiss is very little thing. but il he
trayed the Son Of God into the hands d
his enemy. .............
A word Is a little thing. but one wort
has been many mans destiny, for gorC
Or for evil.
A spark is little thing. but il can light
the poor mun's pipe, Or set tho world Il
burning
The acorn Is little thing but the tlacl
hear and bis family live 10 the oak that
springs frmn it.
4 penny Is very little thing. but ID,
interest Oh il from the days ~ Gain ant
Able would buy ont the globe.
A minute iss little thing. but il is lonl
enough to pull dozen achlug teeth. or I,
90. married and have your own mOther-in'
Law.
Life j. made Up Of little things. Lif,
itself i but little thing one breatbIrss
,nen comes the funeral. Josh Billings.
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C;hildren must have lore inside the house
and fresh air. aud good play. aad some
goal eempapionship ontside--otLerwiss
young lie runs the creates, danger u the
world of withsrinr. " growing stnnted. Or
Il best. prpma,urely Old aud turned 10.
wari on itself.
Peaceful slceP Is Tic sheet anchor Of
health.
4 Vi of nonsenss-one that viii not
check borse.
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rncuGHTs ron sArURDAY NIGnT

liANbtl = run csll lohbal Ntuhls
Our heart il Its own grave.
Things Pas, may be repeuted, but not
recalled e.E. 49,.
So sad, 50 fresh. The lays that are no
more.
p,sions arn rs easily evaded as impossi-
S'e 10 moderate
Pain alideih Eost nnto pleasure and
teaches the Injury Of health.
The air il full. Of irrewells to the dying
and mournings for the dead.
oPpm,pnity is rare. and wise nan'will
never let il 20 BY him.
Passion costs two much to bestow it up
Oh every trifr.
The mind reyolts against certain opinions
a. the stomach rejects certain food.
The public man needs bu; oDe patron.
namely. the lucky moment.
Tie nnly sin which We never forgive in
each other is difference of epinion.
Predominant opinions are generally the
opinions d tile generation tl,atIs vanishing.
Necessity Is cruel. bat 10 Is the onl; test
Of inward strength. Every fool eau live
according 80 bis own likings.
We csnno: conquer fate AMI necessity.
yet We eau yield 10 thpm 10 such way rs
to be greater than II We could.
Every man has something 10 do which he
ne .lect-. every man hus faults 10 conquer
which he lelaysio 10 combat.
Thou full Nature alone j. antique.
and the Oldest art 4 mtl,hrnnm that ida
crag thou sittest on Is six thousand years Of
age
National progress is the sum Of irdivilu.
al industry. energy aud nprightnes>. Is ia-
,ional decay is q. individual idleness. scl-
iishness aud vice.
The happiness Of life is made up Of mi
uuie fractiuns--the little. snOn forgotten
charities Of kiss. smile. u kind look. a
heartfelt, compliment in tile disguise Of u
playful rsilery aud the countless other inf
uitesims!s Of pleasant thought aud feeling.
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BLACKwOODs
Edinburgh Magazine.

The british Quarsefl.es give 10 the render well
dEesird information upon the great events ~
ronlemporanea,I. history. aud contain masirriy
rrltici.s on M that Il fresh and valuable In "
teratnrs as we'll % q summary III the triin,fhs
III scirnee and art The wars likely to snsuise
Ill EsTep- will farm topics for discussion. that
viii be tarare.i With thar.iighuess and ability
nowhere else TO " found. Blarkwood's Msga-
xine Il famous for stories. Essays. and Skrtchrs,
or he Highest Literary Merit.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-21

General W. q. Harding. Tennessess.
says that on one occasion visiting General
Jackson he asked the grnif fold soldier 10 the
course of conversation II brave men we're
ever frightened. adding The world. aud
especially those who know you best. accord.
you as much courage .. belongs 10 man. +"
General jackson replied: II that be 30
sir. | would say that | have been . badly
frightened as anY msn ough. ever 20 be Y
was. sir. when fought tie duel with Mr.
Dickinson. II the 6rst place. sir. ! had
20 unkibd feelings against Mr.. b'ckius"n,
aud 40 disposition 70 injurs hair u Ii-
head. had gous ss Gar ss any honvrablr
man could 20 10 avoid tie difficulty wIih
Dickinson. lie had not injured noe. and
iherefars had no ground II eanI laint a.
rainst him ny quarrel had been With li,
Iather-in.ls lsw. Cnlaael Erwiu. kncv
Dickinson to lie brave. honorable goutle.
man, and the hest shet wi,h The pi<tnl
ever saw--iai better THAI myself. for ] "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-21
ADAMS FIRST wIfEs REVENGE

This Is the old Hebrew cabalistic legend
of Lililh the first wife Of Adam. as told By
VI. -. Conway. IN III. lecture on tue devil /:
She was cold. pa..iun!ess. splendid beau.
IS. with uondrous golden hair. She was
created Adams equal in every resi- e,, {;
and therefore. properly enough. refused
10 obey him. For this she was driven
fram tie garden Of Eden. and Evo was
created ed--made % order. 81 10 speak-of
ons cf Adams ribs. Then the golden.
haired l. !nh Jealous. enragei. pining fnr
her lirsi home is paradise--entsred in the
form of serpent. crept into the garden
&c Eden. aud tempted Adam aud Eve to
their destruction. Aud. from that dag to
thi,. l.ilith. a cold. pss.ionless beauty.
With golden hair. has rnamed up and down
the earth. sharing the sons Of Adam, and
destroying them. You may always know
her dead victims. for. whenever man has
been destroyed By the hands o. Lilill. you
will always iind single gollsn hair wrap.
ped tight around his liieless heart. To ibi.
day many aud many son Of Adam is slur.
ed TO death aud ruin from having the gol
den hair Df woman wrapped too tight u.
round bis heart. - Proof Sheet. I.
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PREMIUMS

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ISL nav have. wifisut clisrgr. the numbers Tor
tie last aslsrtcr ef Isss o. such periodicals. ~
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NsIth~r premlam- To snIseribers nor discount
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KEEP YouR Town COUNSEL.

II isamnst excellent rlllcin life, forihose
Win would keep themselves oit Of trouble
and keep themselves t0u uut ~ file reach
Of injurious busy -hoiies, Ia have their eyes
and ears wide open, and their nntlil,
shut They may SEE all that there l. 20 l,e
seen. anil hear all that j. /" l,e heard. but
they need not telltu others aI that they
may wish to hear. THESE are scheming
times. People are not what they were
twenty years agn. The struggle for life
wealth has hecome -, fierce and iniens.
as to have bioken .lo"a many of the scr,,-
il,,s that once governed IL. Mat'uis sro-
ken of in confidence, or words dropped
iDcauiiol,sly in chance conversation, are
not always accorded tile privacy they mrs
entitled Ia. They are too often used with
ou. rrmpise, whenever they can lie used To
the advantage Of one, or to the detriment
of another; and in this way II man who
has honest schemes Of business in hand.
or who may have The misfortune To have
unhappy secrets in !'is household ar In
his personal cilc;e, frequently finds the
worli cognizsnt Of them all without
knowing how the word obtained the i'll
formation. An upright, just. and honor-
able person, who chances TO come into
possession OF u knowledge Of his neigh
bor's private affairs, will lock his lips
upon IT, and suffer no Que else to obtain It
from him. But all .leli do not possess
this high regard fer others, and iheonly
safe rule in dealing Will, such persons, and
indeed with all persons, is io keep youi
own coursei--converse freely and genially
on ordinary subjects, but on grave personal
matters cultivated careful reticence. IL
yon hnre impor,amt business projects In
hand, keep them 10 Yourself; or, at most,
limit the knowledge of them 10 the few
trusty friends on whrse discretion you
may need. There are few successful busi-
aess men wha do not make this AN in
flexible rule In their operations. IL saves
tl,sm iniiuite trouble, and is one of the
secrets OF their success
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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-01-04

Those whom the people have allowed to
monopoIize the law making power, have in a
large majority of instances used the authority
vested in them for the purpose Of enriching
themselves and impoverishing those whose
servants they were. or ought to have been.
The evils under which the people groan are
wholly legislative The laws have all been
made in favor OF capital and capitalists, and
against labor and the laborers. There is no
reason, in the nature Of things, why one man
should enjoy the profit of another mans labor
without giving fair equivalent IN return. Yet
we see that through bad system OF laws, es-
pecally financial laws, a very few are the re-
cipients of all the profits accruing from the labor
OF great many. The millions are toiling day
and night that the tens and hundreds may live
in idleness and Incidence. So it has always
been, so it will ever he until the people organ
ize to their own interest, and unite IN their
own defiance Nor Let them he deferred from
suchEorganizatlon and union by the cry ofcom-
mmunism and agrarianism. Must the labor
ing masses submit to perpetual robbery lest
they offend the sickly sentimentality OF their
plunderers! We covet no mans wealth. We
envy no ones good fortune. We never expect
TO Sec all men equal, but we do demand that
the laws shall BIZ 80 made as to allow the la
borer fair share of the profits of his own la
Dor. This desirable end can never be reached
whilst the toiling millions allow their political
duties to be taught to them by the money king;
Of the world.-H NJ, in Indianapolis Sun.
There is vast amountsof truth SUNNI
ed up in that paragraph.
Read it carefully.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-01-04
THE DOLLAR EXPRESS

The Terra Haute Express is the leading indie
pandent Greenback newspaper in the country,
and it is the only one that is a member of the
Associated Press. The Weekly Express is a
handsome eght-page newspaper, filled with
news, miscellany and pertinent comments on
the situation. 1t is fair and impartial news
paper, and is Of especial value to the reader in
the present alarming political crisis
The Weekly Express is furnished at the low
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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-01-04

Even in the country, and in our own state,
where these sharp contrasts have not hitherto
been so apparent, there are thousands of farm
ers who have worked hard and lived sparingly
all their lives that are now without dollar in
their old age, and live in daily dread of the ap-
pearance of the sheriff. They are liable at any
mement to be thrust from their little homestead
at the bidding OF a creditor who has wrung
from them the whole produce OF their labor
for years, and now seeks for some more robust
and vigorous victim. For all practical pur-
poses these men are as much the slaves OF their
creditors as ever were the serfs of Europe in
olden times. The liberty is still left them to
hurrah for Hayes and republicanism, or for
Tilden and reform, but as both candidates and
cries are chosen by their masters, that liberty
is of but little value Their part in the farce is
simply p applaud the orators in the campaign
while it lasts and endorse the nominations a,
the ballot boxes when it closes. Patron
Helper. Qowa.)
This is sad picture but what farmer
will say it is not true one?
We were told the other day that in the
richest township in Dakota county
(richest we mean in soil and produc-
tions), there are but two farm in thu
township that are not under mortgages
some OF them bearing "a per cent. pc
annum interest
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-01-04

The business prospects for the winter is not
a promising one The uncertainty of the pres
idential election has slightly retarded some
branches ofindustry, but certainly not to such
an extent as reported in the partisan newspa-
pers. Trade is indeed dull, but it is very little
worse than it would be even ii the result of the
presidential contest bad been known the day
after the election, for in any case there is not a
sufficient amount of money in circulation tor
the necessities OF trade, and that which is in
circulation cannot be.had for business purposes
unless at rates of interest which no man in le-
Ultimate business can pay unless he reduces
the wages ofempleyees to starvation rates. For
this reason We have millions of men working
in this country o-day for wages that are miser-
ably low; while the profits of their labor are
being pocketed by money lenders who never
raise finger in aid of any kind OF production
Irish World.
1t is sad to think that the innocent poor
have to suffer for the knavish tricks OF
the vicious few, who devise scheme to
increase their fortunes at the sacrifice OF
the people. The amount OF misery now
being endured in this country is simply
incalculable; and nearly all of it i:
traceable to pernicious legislation upon
the financial issues of the day.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-01-04

The widespread distress has revealed the fac
that women have been engaged in the stranges
of occupations, for instance, the models fol-
painters are nearly all out of work Now, al
though | know good deal about life in the
studios in the old country, | really had no ide;
that "model'' standing was in this city reg
ular if not large business, and yet, come t
think of it, why not, since we have shoals 0
painters New York World.
We are rapidly assuming the forms
habits and pecularities ofthe old world
Degrading poverty on the one side and
extravagant wealth on the other. Is