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The Portland daily press., 1877-03-23

Agriculture.
Miss Betty Van Lew "holds the fort as
postmistress at Richmond, and may defeat the
numerous male applicants for her place.
CONGRESS.
The Senate adjourned sine die Saturday. 1t
did nothing the last few days but consider nom
nations made by the President.
POLITICAL.
No action is yet taken in regard to the remoy-
al of troops in South Carolina and louisiana
but the subject was the principal theme of dis
cussion at the cabinet meeting Tuesday.
Stanley Matthews has been elected Senator
from Ohio and Don Cameron from Pennsylva-
mia. Both Republicans.
Frank Jones, Democrat, has. been elected to
Congress from the first New Hampshire dis
trict.
The old Bourbon Democrats are becoming
annoyed at the possibility that the Republicans
may secure the organization of the next House.
There can be no doubt that an attempt will be
made to control the organization in the interest
of the Administration. The abandonment of
the proscrptive policy with respect to the
South, it is expected, will have the effect to
influence votes enough to secure the election of
a Conservative Republican for Speaker Eos.
ter of Ohio is actively at work in this matter
and his friends expect that he will be selected
for Speaker as representative of the era of
good feeling.
A delegation of German citizens of Wash
ington waited on the President Tuesday and
presented resolutions approving his patriotic
course and especially endorsing the appoint
ment of Carl Schurz. The President replied
briefly that he was glad to know his course was
satisfactory to the Germans and that he select.
ed Schurz for the position because he thought
him to be the right man. The delegation sub
sequently presented copy. of the resolutions
to Mr.. Schurz.
The Republican Central Committee of
New York have passed resolutions eulo-
giving the policy of President Hayes as
calculated to advance the best interests
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-23
Portland Daily Press Stock List
Corrected by WOODBURY. & MoULToN. Investmen
Bankers, 81 Exchange st.
DRY Goods Wholesale Market.

corrected weekly by Locke, Twitchen g Co.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-23

The will of the late Oliver Ames has been
probated. The immediate heirs, his wife and
children are executors His public requests are
$1,000 for a public library in North Eastop.
$4,000 for a parsonage for the Unitarian
parish of the same town, $4,000 to keen the
church and parsonage. in repairs, $4,000 to the
town of Easton for public school purposes,
$4,000 to the same town for highways aud
roads.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-23

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor of the VIII Of
ELIJAH NASH, late of Raymond,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and has
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds as
the law directs. All persons having demands
upon the estate of said deceased, required to ex
hibit the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
FRANCIS NJ. NASH, Executor.
Raymond, March 6, 1877. w3w1I*
, 1877-10-27
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sptsal Dtapa'ca to 7a4 CA,cgaa Trtbun..
Amor, ILL.,, Oct. 25.-The Grand Division
Sons Of Tempranco resumed tts regular business
Ut o'clock:a. MI, Harriet E. 0cEYts, q. w. r.,
IN tho chair. Tho Committee on Benevolent
Society reported, and officers weEo elected a
follows: President, Volney Armour, of Mount
Carroll; Secretary, W. c. snydess Of Fulton;
Treasurer, Thomas Moulding, Chicago.
One hundred members for the Benevolent,
Society. within sixty DAYS. were guaranteed By
the representatives present, thus giving an i'm.
pctus to this mutual insurance department Of
the work.
At the afternoon session the officers
OF tho Grand Division for tho ensuing
year wero elected mud Installed ~ follows;
G!and v. F.. the Ruv. ]. Nate. Chicago; q.
". A.. ". r. Andrews, Aaboy: q. Scribe. ur.
+. l.. Leonard, Chicago; 9. Treasurer G: ".
Moptgoineryi q. Sentinel, j. r. Rosehrough.
Tbs Grand Division closed At s D. H., to meet
at Montgomery tue fourth Tuesday IN April
1u tho evening mass- meeting was held In the
Congregational. Church, which was crowded 10
osefhowtng Win tue best people OF Anlboy aud
tho surrounding country, who had assembled to
LISTEN to tla alnounced speakers
T. h. Van Court presented tho financial ~.
waste Of resources aud di1erttnR Of money from
the legitimate channels Of trade by tho drum
shop syatem.
Harriet E. Geryts, tho hrss lady ?. @. ". p.
OF illinois, then took tho rostrum and held the
audience spcl'-bou,e. for . halt hour 'bY her
eioauence md beautiful word. pictures upon the
subject OF total abstinence.
Several speeches followed, m&efaueF2ed bY
music from Dr. Leonard and Mis4 DeHes1.
At 10 o'clock 2. N. Che meeting closed. and
, 1877-10-27
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

BERLIN, Oct. 26.-The Lower House Of tho
Diet to-day discussed the furloughs granted
bismarck and offered Count Won Eulcnburg.
Fridenthal, Minister Of Agriculture, anu Cam
pllaucer, Minister ot Finance, declared TINT tho
Ministry adhered to tho policy Of Internal re.
form, md wcro ready to resign II tho 1tnMso
considered them no longer equal to thcr duties.
The debate was adjourned.
TRAGEDY IN COURT.
Moscow, Oct. M+-Dnrtng tho trial today OF
q person named nanftlcbcn, charged With en-.
bczzlement, Maj. j..Gcu. 1inrtllng shot himself In
rt,urt In consequence OF wltilcss accusing lin
Of thoft. The affair caused much excitement.
HANK pAlLUiIk.
LONDON, Oct. aI-The bunk Of Now Gale
donia hos failed. Tho uoto circulation Ia
100000 fFancs. European debts, 2,ooo, ,0o0
francs.
JOINED THE erR1KENs.
LONDON, Oct. :zi.-Thc American masons re-
Gently landed have Joined tho strikers. Thu
Hta1Iorllshfre c0lllors have voted strike.
CHINA.
SHANGHAI, Oct. 26.--Cillncse authorities havo
officially takcn possession Of tho railway BE-
tween Moo Sung aud Shanghai, aud stopped all
traffic thereon.
, 1877-10-27
SCANDAL.

.rl,. F7oro,nv f.ourn,non f,nt. ~. . r,rhtn,,.
.e worn u"y :" sn,o!a ti" Feo1,.1! Fool a., p." b"pi.
school. Masm'
aneet1' ni*n'sea 10 ~ c"fend" Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, Oct, ia large crowd. composed
o seae 1a. @ G aenoen ~ 10 s bssr ef o.
.sstinonv for tho defcnso IN the ras.
'estn'o"5 W. ~. nv "1ue",o ,eaM !" 'ns sas'
AGAINST MITE Eio hc"S' tue pretty
soDIn;1 it, charies coacannon ap'snes srs
Kcltv hcrs.if m. nrc.ent. Mi ani1c. md
,as,i. 5 ,ss,,.su =. sws- ~. n.". ... "'.t
lookos ~ nanaspe ~ csss ever lne U.S. witness
ment, in which he denied tllat there had cyrr
hccn frnr,,,lcnt relations bctvccn him md
H.. KclIw, Hn hn, s,mn,v ''' oct"d
.. lin ..,'a. "a ,.,',,r. r! ae.sa ~
sa' ,,ps pst' ho ae.orssI ~nm 10 a'a
He had known lIcs slneo she was ltttle gtrl.
and after her graduation Mt tho Normal o..is,eti
,s =, .-s.tt.o .s.ttio,, - sa.",a. H., 49, ~.
heF in Get"ae puaanoa ~ teaeaes ~ sao ~
efctt School. 1Ie lad not occn I'll LILO habit OF
going With M1. Kelly, never escorted
her 10 schoo1, md Ind never taken her
..,,nr- =, h,d hoon ,h.rr.,, o,.l,.t ht,,, r.
had been riding ~lth her before either Of them
wcrc married. but not kince. Ia lived In the
same block With her, aud they bad been
ue,ohb<,ra many vc.ra on,1~ In nas.tnp her hnuss
Or 10 casually 'i1arttnG her In! tho ncghborhooa,
.rr,tcti . ahnrt fiist onre wtft hcr II ,hcv hor
ncnea ia h. t.oin1 In In saIna .iosctInE, h',.
thry i,a.i nersr maj bv nnnointtuent> nm.1 tbcTe
" l nos ;hs, oi r. . ~ e .ito sspty 1 "
s's, - noist .,,nnsIt, % ~ bcr h"l,sr H. scEnnwI
at,ea int Rc s,cnt NJ ~. K"i,v,.
Sn,sn ' one niaht' hut un,icr s,,rn sTr,
ssa.tsoss: -, . sskS ths h.. sst s,aiasntl;
tu pst lntoxisated. H. anI kneS tbat Il II tr hs went
ho,,s r., that ron,t,an tnsrn wn,,I'; hc f.n,fiv
, 1877-10-27
CANADIAN NEWS,

Spteidl Dtspateh ia 7As CAtca9o 7ftbHne.
ToRoSTo, Oct, M.-A special cable from, Lon
don to tho Glo1e says: "Thc Grand Trunk to-
night shows reduction Of $4,000 in working
expenses, after paying oil preference charges.
This leaves balance OF $751;, 900 to 10 added 10
tho capltal account. THIS President announces
q full report OF tho negotiations witt, Mr..
Cll1dcrs at tho meeting. fIo believes the ut,-
<lcrslaMng established between tho various
Presidents will rcault fagorabiy 10 tho proprlc-
toEs.n
At the Dominion Manufactured Convention
today W. Il. l1owland was elected President
for thu cnsung year. 4 resolution was
passed urglng tho adoption Of pa
tcction, mid p!eaeins tho: meeting 10 support
only those candldatca for tho House Of Conl-
mul,s who Will support sich poiny. a rcso..
l,1ttun also passed in fayor Ut an international
exhbtltnn III Cutsada. and tho establishment Of
Du,nIHion Bureau OF Manufactures and Com.
merc.
HALIFAX. ii. t., Oct. ai-pToi. iiIni was e.
anlue4 to4!ay before the Fishery Commission
OH behalf OF tho british 0.,yern,ncnt. Ills evi-
dcnce WAS altogether OF q ne!eutilc character,
and nlost valuable aud interesting.
Thu lor'ua1 opcnfng Of the winter ecssfon Of
DaIhousle College was held iii the llonte Of
Assembly Chamber, in Tic Provincial Building
to-day, when addresses wcsu delivered by sfr
william. Young, PToe. Lawson. and the ReY:
Ocorgt ". Hrant. tbs gentlemen connected
with Tue Fishery Commission werr preseut, ard
speeches wrre lnado by the Hou. Dwight Foster
aud II. II. Duna, of Boatuu.
MoxTnEAL, Oct. aI-Inau,ry is being inatle
here regarding William Il. Cooper, who made
away with &71, ,000 which le received on forged
Clecks from 6au Francisco banks.
, 1877-10-27
FRANCE.
MAO AAIION AND GRANT,

MAO AAIoN AND GRANT.
FAhis, Oct. A.-Gen. Gsnnt to-day received
no slsts Of large number OF Americans and
"el!kno"n Frenchmen, including Leon Say.
Ites'aent aiaeAahou, WHEN receiving Gen.
ntaht yesterday. said he was much g1atlAcd To
ttah aho tIe acquaintance Of 40 illustrtous SOL
Mtr ne offered to opcn oil tho military cstab-
sma.ents TO hts Inspection. and tn furnish tho
tnsa'ss t y knowing cyerythlng concerning tnll-
sssa.y nna1ts' dcn. Grant accepted The Offer with
MAG NAnon's xxssAon,
tAHist Oct. A.-Tho Figqro announces that.
~ sae Cabspct council yesterday, draught Of
,!I, ~ message from President AscsIahon, to be
T9,Sss.ea 9,aa;,e at tho opening OF the ChaInbcr OF
,.cs. "as approved. It ID very firm In tone.
~ =" THE n.s. pasasHa or uLTAAAos-
e' Sstieis 't tra*s s<f1s r." I" s o.
sltnss, III thelr daily and uncc asin9 str,Irolrs
eIelaugc accusations nhtch arc cntlTciy ni,iust'
and bcl!eVo that in the warmth OF notnmic.
" ~ tue beat Of parliamentary battle te hlnxcs
present. Is that Of the country bathcd ia it,
blood. ] belieye tAat tho remembrance
u " Fhat "o haso lost and what IL wanting
70 ~ would bo sufficient to spara us frout
seo insult OF seeing the names Of tbs authors Of
myaaoa and Acknowledgement placardcd On tbs
public walls as the official candidates OF lin
aoxerulnent. thought thut there still existed
'Ae conscience Of everybody FeIuurso 9uDc-
.s or 70 politics, wheh would speak to all on tho
ay 81 cleetlou. ThLt remorse was the Empire
ind insaslou. ] did not believe 1t possible that
y no e1eeas Of audarity, which confuunds rca.
"a, aoy6o1y would go 30 far - to present to
~ n,,sa ss ohielal candidates men taken from the
4hks Of the wgctchcd party which
aaaed our dlsaaters aud which aban-
.ooed Us on the day when the cncmy
na mn,,,a aasancing on Paris to coasumtnatc the
%,atllation of Frnncc. It IL necessary to ex-
p.@a This national contradiction. 1t Ia neccs-
Mf TO understand this colluslou, this lnonsssous
n.s1snGe' sls1Ge' At first one Ia puzzled to know what
pull have thus linked together right aud vlola-
*on u uuty, honor and perjury; but wien wo
%me TO look eloacr iuto ths 1ustter We sec that
%e aaad which keepa them together IL the
land Of Clercallaul. The political paItte, hostile
~. tne Republic had neither soltdtty, union,
H.. A. .audaeity. Distracted aud divided,
~ rsfe PoheFless ssen to delay tho march
.s.,t - tas Republic. They required xotheE
Ks nt las more powerful, wealthy, and pcFscycr-
Ats' taF Better oEgauized and coulnned to fally
, 1877-10-27

WHALING 13fsARTENs.
San FRAHcIscot Cal., Oct. 20.-The whaling
bark Dawn, from the Artic Ocean, brings news
that on Sept II tho bark Three Brothers, Capt.
Owens, Of New Bedford, was abandoned In tho
leo near Point Harrow. The crew escaped, and
were distributed among other vessels Of tho
fleet.
On Sept. II tho British bark ". Il. Farns-
worth Was crushed in The Ice, filled, capstzcl,
and sunk in twenty minutes. The crew were
saved.
Thorc is no news OF the crews OF the fleet
abandoned last scnson. With tho exception Ut
two Kanakas from The bark Acors Barnes, who
ma'lc their WAY to land nll are supposed TO
have pertsflcl.
New BEpYonp. Oct. 2G.-Thc loss Is M
nounctl OF the whalers Rainbow nn1 FarnsEorth
and disaster to others tn tho Arctic.
, 1877-10-27
VEGETIN.E-

The following letter from tho i,o~. q. y. Mans
held, formerly pa.tor Of the Methodist Eptscnpat
Of the wonderful curative -qnn!itics Of vknkTlxk
rs thorough cleanser aal purifier Of tho blood:
w. ~ llrpE pAnx. Aass.. Feb. IL. 1s1o.
Dear. 81: Ahout len yearr ago. my health failed
through The deplet'nx effects of Dyapepsls: nearly
Is worst farm: It settled IN my n4ck. md tuok
the farm Of larce, dcep-seated ab-ccss. which
aes opsra"ns Sy the b.s aa s,ate @ 'S1 bit
u ttu,cs.. and Was constantly weakened BY pro-
tuso dssslarse: also lost small p'cees Of bons at
Matters tan cn thus about seven years. ttll Mar.
oee nd ss ws Yos uf s s.ae " o
IxurTlxE. lid ~. ant by your Kindness passed
through your manusacsory, noting The ingredients,
b5 what taw and heard, gained some conf.
dence III EE0ETiSE.
commenced taking It soon asscs bns felt worse
rum ifs effects: still pctHevsred aud eoon felt 1t
wns bcnchtfng nc IN other rcspcctF. Yet dd not
see the retut,s dcrIred TIL hHd taken Il faith.
cuty ia ,ho bsek wa cured; @ and for ninc m nonhs, %
l haYo enjoyed the best Ut health.
ham IN that time ga'ncd twenty-five pounds OF
and waa ncser more aolc to perform labor tha1,
nuw.
swelling. as large ~ my nst, gather on another
took 9EaETsxE faithfully. and II removed It
level with the surface In month. ! think thoud
hare been cured 81 tny u,ain truublo sooner II
had taken larger doses. aEt0r having kecuu,e &C.
cuat0tned 10 III effects.
Let your patrons trunp!ct with scrofita Or Kid.
ncY DlrcusG undrsstant that It takes .tuu tn euro
chronic dlstases; aud u they will patiently taxo
fE9kI'NE. i VII. e my tuuEment, cnre them.
With great obligations, utn yOIrs very truly,
q. ". MANSFIELD,
pastoF Of tho Methodist Episcopal Church.
VECfETIN
Prepared by
ii. II. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
yegetine is Sold by Ill Druggists.
UsDEl: WEAR
, 1877-10-27
A Series Of Russian Works to Dc
Thrown Up on ALI
Sides.
The Escape of Osman Pasha
Believed to Be 1mpos-.
sib1e.
Russian Prospects More Hopeful
than for Many Months.
A Report that 1smail Paaha Has Effected
junction with Aukhtar.
QOUR1kO.
HI8 brilliant OPERATIONS,


fDs Cable 10 The Chicago Tribunal
LONDON OFFICE Or TIE CnrcAao TRIBUNE,
G pA1anAv1 P1Ao1, SrnAnp, Oct. 27-4 a.
n.-(}en. Gourko has been heard from. It
was known that he had been dispatched to
operate in tho rear Of Plovna to intercept
Turkish supplies. Recently Turkish dis
patches have mentioned varish skirn,,shes
in that quarter, and Chefhet pasha
has related numerous Russian repulses,
though these engagements were evidently Of
minor Importance. The Russian official dis
patch states that Gourko has gained an
Important advantage over tho Turks
southwest Of Plevna, that he has taken pos
session Of . strong Turkish position noar
Telischi, that he ,,haa subsequently placed
himself on tho Sofia road, aud that
AcHutp pAsnA,
many Turkish officers, and 5000 troops, In
cluding regiment Of cavalry, havo been
taken prisoners. This may be acoepted aa
correct, as tho Russian dispatches are al-
watts rcliablo. The position now occu.
pied by Gourko is most important,
md must greatly intorfere, II not wholly
stop, tho conveyance Of supplies to Plevna.
The bon,bnrtlmont Of that fortress Is now
stopped, not having been followed by All
attack, as expected. Dssultory fighting Is
going on along the River LON.
, 1877-10-27
A kECLECIFuI LIVER.

the great lsApasef, Nature. It assists In tho Dr.
Eo.tiye process, xcts ~ Z colosinx agent OF tho
Lloo1. aud il ea4cGtaf to tho eyzcuatlye function
When al,c liver grows torpid, complnku chaos en-
SUES in thsAtomach an4 bowels; the Lite u inject
CD iuto tnc ejaculation iu largo quantities aud con-
stipa1ion aud tadi9ctt Ars produced. raina uus
DEF tue sxhs shoulder hl1tu aud through tho right
side. AeAdacles, vertigo, yellowness Of tha skin,
taFred tongue. and nausea al.o follow. Hut !hsao
aaa other synptons ot ell.o1snrss, md lhs dt.os-
IlostettcFs Stomach D!tteEs, that benign EcctIacE
VI organic disturbance. and semsdy for physical
nary and uterine tFuubea, rheumatism, godt, and
other ulalnde4 Al&o yield 10 tho EsuediA, Influence
VI tho great corrective and tptixorank II u the
peoples choaen EcUedy.
, 1877-10-27

II EIEFHKHs IT -
10 IB7. your fEaETtxK WAS recommended to me; !;
and. yielding to the tter&uaalons of FRIEND con.
sented 10 tryt II. A. the tin,e wa4 suffering from
t}encral Debility and Nervous Ffostsation. supet+
Induced By oTerw0rk Ant irregular habits. tls wun.
eecmed 10 acct mr. tlclititatcd system frUn ths
first do*r: snd, under it* persistent use, rap!dr
recovered. gaining more than usual health and
good feeling. tInce then have not lles1tatcd to
Etvc vEtk1txE my most unqualified Enforcement
as being fate. sure. and powerful aRcn. tn pro-
new life and energy. vEH111SE il the onIv mcdI-
cine use. and, as long a. li.e rcyer expect To
ind better. Iours truly. ". II. CLARK.
1.0 MuntcFcy-At., Allegheny, Pa.
, 1877-10-27

EsVe them 4! common wofa Of commsnd' ,' 10 ,caa
fac fae @ % W ~, ,as sau me- oncG, ,,oaht.
!oEIn tlo aeo1,s .! tl!a nast in.o !oIan'oanlG
e, ahni{ aRa'nfs .ns pIcsent. ney mno n,Gna,ea
Gtsrps''u & VII scG sns ti1.n .,., - ,h,o tho
Eeaguo los .es1sn. Ct scai es ~no naTo ,o,Gn I'M, tnss
sIT WIKI nret mi. .ne ~ m a. oer1a m
pS5,! aoa 'esnss s.s, pqwsrs, You ~ knew r., !:
centre on tho tas5ea ~ o. o hotne IS
Vineo yoi W of thc noxcrfu, sod ran actiou n
nnn H. Isan9ntnnc siIn,a paty % IN t.e w o. NAY
~ ~ ILL., ~, 4na't i vi .4c !stGt ,f
5nrano, opf shn IL, VI ~ ."1 ns s'sa" - a."
nr.cg ~ tho Jav Ine am ,s nn';e ~
our Nntl"a le9s,a;'n a.. qn H., the lltn wor'
fata ,, ~ Vnstns nGl Mke uaE'ns"
ii W hot ~ H. .f1,s,.r WV o1 III IL larher t
hoI t'.enrcare1 . a,.. don ma nn'' H..
ttrnct y.'lr.rss. ahnyc @ oom ?aHn ?r"cct a' reli
4rhey r,eyr h. nave tTfca to- sttie the IT trutt.
ye.tiratfon' III Thcy % havc not ssrnnic,i to Tc.ort
~ ,,r,so,ntio,. ivy "ato Nv TX ~ p,,.t ~ ~.
cmintry In. rcn t',, T1,c '' no,ion tnow. iii
dn,n,, .,.as, mue - eti H. s ~" nen.
wiih III i III ~ oner,tv su isfn ~
knnpy oniv n nrc ncr,1 sshtch il RI nat,trr n
nEe u,J VI ", "me Pc, i Iaamee fcon, ~
WIZ ~ s,r =, ann fn,,ec ~ Frsnr roat
snu r-ice. 4 T. * *, ;enr". ~ H. tTi,,n
nnirv wb}rh. nnacr % liz rr,necir,1 cionit ~ r..
liwin1 nnnttc. ti.,,.."rd. ~ nr.nts ~ Ii
r,inr.' ..aw ,,hHn Ita,t ,~t rot,o.v ~ ~
o.nirn' H.ua; ma .aeh. anu Jsnu". Jms & ~
fict., .t"., sh<. tha hmn.i,i .iiio1a .ohn,,f oni
tho.,s =, H. .a,,,n.a.' .n ~ r.nnt "s..t
hiin'' o,onrh 7, ni'an,1o 10 +,cr, the .,nat nort
~ q. =, ,rsrI}, rtss ~ H. .scnrnorv @ scin,is
nnd Inv ~ i1" ,nncr 1" sci'nois iii thcv fnci
fiat y thrv cn,, nnip iev l"nds m flc hT5tn m
IL" r.In.. gcnnr.tiGn II ,hcv non s,niv ont tfr,e
tn mill IL" xnt,t,, ~ Ersncc nftcr thctr
nwn n,ot,rI thcv ran afin,,i r. svnit -
iIttlr. Thrv rn,, rnvstrrfnu.1v travrrsc
rri.rs that nrc ;o,o ythrnrnt' nni then
oJfrT.onis rotsc thcr hratls viii a.'1srftv II IL
fhfs thnt wr scr TI,nv nrc nrtrnti,n1 liz nct In
,y,ch t.rv ,1csrc to f,nnrlson ti,,s "S'"trv. mi
nnty IL xci," hni1 ~ XII t,ornrn ia coo,ttntrv
itseif. I'M r. ncTnct,,sts n no,icw i"sr1uratedd
rrnti,rcs aTo nnnA ,xl,frh III. ~ at,ior,ItnnIn
tic civil a,lti SECULAR element to thc thcocfntic
authority of sojc chief, who prcteIts 10 i,o in.
falIble, IN sucl, way tint the car,paixn be d.
rccta nrointt tho jntriIirrnre of Frnnce i.
directed Ut tho same tirno nrafust the
fnteijf,rcnrC of thu wbo,o rorii. a,rafrst
tho vcrv nr1ncin1cs NJ ,nnIc1n rtvlti,atfnn' II
Il in Frnucc t,at tln i1ltrnmontanrs have rr-
aoivctf In fnkn rcft,vr M l., iast forircts hi1
the Et,rt,ncan Powers have succcstiyejy escanc,i
from thcir t!nmInntion. it'd Am.trfn in. sl1a kan
nT Lie yuka of the i:oncnrl,nt tf tSn itaiy
hna knnwn INV. xithntt infr3nrinrr m Tia
51tnrantrra aha ho1 nrnn,iscj ,o thn chicf nj
Chrfstinnitv. In iirInr thrtn tn rrason. md IN
make hrrsc,f resncctci. gnnfn fmrn;nr rn,,n,l
m hrr hr1 ~ srrross' has uIvcn fhcn, mn.t
cruel blows. Gcrtnany il mn|tiplyine ilcr
nfFort IA dcI,vcr liar So,,thnrm nr,rinres
, 1877-10-27
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LONDON, Oct. 27-5 q. MA correspondent
gives tho following account Of the Russian
operations, derived from 4 Russian officer Just
from pioYna:
No convoy has entered rlovna since Gen.
tIourko took command Of the cavalry. The
Investment is now complete. Tho Imperial
Guards On they arrived took up positions on
the Russian left, thus gradl7.ly prolouglug tho
int of Investment across tho Lovatz road
to tho sona road. The Investment by tho IN.
faotry extends from the RoumanEan positions
northeast OF plcyna to tho Sofia road on the
uret. On the weat tho circlo is completed By
Gen. Gonrko's cavalry, which Gun
CUT OFF ALL T. --rL1Es,
but tho ltussians arc every day receiving ro-
inforcctacnts, anl there Is every appearance
that they intend to surround Plcyna BY a series
d works, AZ tho Germans did raris. The Rus
Sims will soon have troops enough to romplctu
tho Infantry investment.
The correspondent thinks there Ia oyery rca-
SOIL 10 bcicyo plcvnal 10
NOT vIcTuALED SUFFICIENTLY
10 stand q Siege until spring, aud that tho mp
peasanecs are That 0sman Pasha will attempt,
profably unsucccssfully, 10 fight bin way out.
Tho correspondent coneludca: ~ must say
now The question Of second campaign ia rcso-
luselY faced, and the prospect looks moro hope.
tal for tho Russtaus than at any time sluca Zen,
kzudcncr's defcat In July"
. RUSSIAN PLANS.
LONDON. OCT. 2d.-Tho impression prevails
That slnec tho rains the Russians, coovnccd OF
The tmDosstbllity Of wfntcrlug In Bulgaria, will
make a desperate effort to reduce Plovna and
teteat 6ulctman Pasha's army beforc retirement
n.o RoumnDia becomes necessary.
NEW LOAN.
Turkey, securing tho release OF E2S0, 100
EgSPttan tribute, Is about to negotiate a new
oan Of $4,000, 600, tbo interest to be secured by
he Eae3o, 600.
TURKISH KLECT1oNx.
CoSbTANTtNopLH. Oct. M-Tho elections for
10 Turkish Chamber have begun.
JUNCTION AFFkCFKp.
fr1saso dispatches say 1small pasha has effect
ds junction with Mukhtar Pasha.
, 1877-10-27

korisstLLE, Ky. Feb. To, 1877.
Mn. II. r. srEyExa,
Dear Sir: Three yeaf1 ara1 was suffering terri
ny with fnaan,,natory Nneumntl.a,. Our minis
ter's wife advised me to take FkoErtxE. After
takinK ono bottle, wan entirely relieved. This
year. feeling return of the liseate, again com,
ncncth taking It. snd sn being benefited greatly.
1t aso greatly improves my dtges.0n..
Respectfully. MltA. 4. ballard.
lu1i Wett Jcffcsson.Bt.
, 1877-10-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

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, 1877-10-27

AT INprANArt)141s

At INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
hpertat Hsn1fra n The Chirn5o Tribune.
1HptA.AroLts, Ind, Oct. 26.-A mysterious
1re to-day destroyed the saw.tnilf building ans1
machinery attached to the Wheeler d. Wilson
cabinet sewtng.mnch!ne factory. Loss, 5000:
Insured for 81, 900.
, 1877-10-27

A fearful banion-unabls to wear shoe for two
years; Giles Liaimant lo1lAs Of Ammonia d..
1tEoted Il. AAxxA EsTgRsEook, Pelham, WeAt.
chester Couniy, n. Y. Fos sAls by al d1ugSAts.
, 1877-10-27
GEN. FORREST.

MsNrnis, Teun., Oct. M.-lcn. Forrest Is still
In critical condition, aud has been reduced by
cl,ronss. dhrshea until he scarcely Weighs .
hundred pouudy,
, 1877-10-27

Keep sells the t.eAt and cheapest shirts In
the world: also collar. elegant rtyles. hest
quality. 81. 70 per doz, six for lie. 17j Madison
Btftct.