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u make common eanse with the
essys in assailiBg Turkey. Ii ia prob
aais that the Greeks ssiH not do il Just
yet. Altar while, when the 1uF ks
are driven out OF Bulgaria, and the
victorious Russians are LAUNDERING at
the defense OF IoustantiRople, the
GreeSs will be ready 50 ASSET at the.
catastrophe. For the present the
Turks soon to have 80 many armies
which turn ap Unexpectedly in all
sorte Of oGt-of-the-way places, that il
would he shoekiDgiy imprudent for
the Greeks to make disturbance.
The suitaD's soldiers are in a very I'M
pleasant bumor, a. 10 shown by their
renewal OF attacks on the Russians
every day for u week ia Shipka pass,
aud sudden visitation OF iron-ciads
aud Bashi- Bozouks, while this exas.
persted temper lasts, would ne disa-
gresable for the Athenisns II they
sre wise, or nor more IT, an half fool
isb, they viii have none of Giscstone's
advice.
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New York Evening Past: Every
man who has ever been In the thick
Of light hnrws that, 10 all appear
ance-, ns Escape OF auy man so placed.
l. utterly Improbable, u not well rish
Impassihie siso. Bullets fy around
him thick as hail, shells burst and
solid ehot SCREAM round his bead for
hours. That come one OF the thousand
missiles shall hit him seems TO be AL
most ineviLable, and yet In very few
battles does one man 10 ten sustain
any sort of harm. Tae writer OF this
article has seen tbirtsen-inch mortar
shell fall ard explode ia = mortar Dit
fifteen feet squxre. In which eight men
were standing, without doing any
harm 70 any OF them. Ninety-nine
times In n hundred such an occurrence
would kill every man 80 exposed, but
la this cnse the utter impfobahle thing
happened. 10 another case within
the writer's knowledge, caisson
chest, with Heventy-fiye pounds of
powder Ia 4, exploded without injur-
Tag = man who was sitting on Il st the
same. imPsobabie thinge Of contrary
sort hsppen lot less frequently. To
draw stiii farther from this writer's OBJ
seryation, q man lying la mortar pit
fourteen feet deep. lying close to the
reye;emeDt, too. was killed By mus-
ket-hais, which came frpu : distance
81 not isss than q Thousand yards. and
passed through thu mans lungs, II
iiad probably struck pebble OF some
either shjacf in front. which oansed Il
10 ~ upward, and afterwnrd 20 fail be-
hind the high pasapsk A. any SAss Is
killed the man.
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VARIOUS report having again bean mt
IA circulation about the capture of LET.
iers9n Davis president of the confetler.
aey whieh alleged that he yas oagtured
n Tue disguise OF 4 woman. an old ser
yant, james II Jones. Who WIS gfth
h''n nearly the whole time OF tie war
hlIs been called upon To make a Gear
statement OF the capture lie says
was coaehman to Hon. JED Davis
nearly all through the war. aud was
with him at the time OF the CAPTURE.
which occurred on the 10th Of Nav
1890, between three and four o'clock IN
the morning, some fifteen or sixteen
miles iron the county seat of Wilcox
county Georgia, while in camp on the
public road. | be .rd the tramping OF
tue horses of the federal sol Hers as
they were approaching the camp. and
a'goke Mr.. Davis aud told him the
Yankees were nearly on Us He and
nis vile had been sleeping in their tent
W Ten went IN he got u ), and by the
time he got his clothes o. the solliers
were IN the camp, and ten or twelve OF
them standing al hts tent door with
guns. No one could y in or out. Mrs.
Davis ard the chisdr n had not had
time 10 dress Mr. Davis went to the
teut door, and was or lered by the sois
diers 10 surrender He req lied he
would not; that he would die first
At this Mrs. Davis pressed TO her hus-
band, and put her arms around his
neck, begging the soldiers not 10 kill
HIM, both she and the children CRYING
plteously. 1t has been stated that Mr.
Davis had on hoopskirt, aud was
otherwise disguised as woman. This
Is wholly false. He was dressed m his
ordinary clothing. with cavalry boots
drawn over his pants. waterproof over
his dress coat, shawl thrown over his
shoulders. and on his head broad
brim white or drab Texas hat. He had
not an article OF female wear about HE
person.
The following gentlemen were IN the
camp and were captured at the same
time General Reagan, postmaster
general Mr.. Harrison, private secre-
tary TO Mr. Davis Colonel Loyett, of
Texas; Colonel Joseph Johnston, of
heutucks Colonel Joseph Wood. (es-
capped next dayG Mr.. William Howell,
brother 10 Mrs. Davis, and many others,
all of whom doubt not viii eorrobor-
ate what ] have stated above.
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Ar. Time. Improviu. or Not,

9 did it. judge, because /. was starv.
ing. Night after night slept in the
park, and picked up a bite wherever l
could get it. Work there war none.
Ny friends had all deserted NE. | tried
my best to avoid wrong-doing, and |
only succumbed because I was driven
to the wall"
He ANS bright, intelligent looking
young man who had been arrested for
deffanding hotel proprietors By board
ing on the strength of imaginary bag
gage on the way. Unfortunately his
case is only one of many. IL would be
difficult 10 compute the number of men
and women who have been driven to
the wall dnring these treublo,is times
There Is want on every side. and If the
hoped-tor Improvement in business
does not come with the fall the suffer
ing will be even greater What will
be the condition Of affairs when winter
sets in it is by no means pleasant to
contemplate. The longest, beaded mer>
chants. however, are predicting busis
ness revival this fall, and all the indica.
tons point that way.
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The Ghost STALKS Abroad.

. Journal Of Commerce. Whether 1t is
iu" 20 atmospheric ci anrcs. the moons
phases, diseased or distempered mind
or !, the result of that oyerheated iro-
1g.uatiou which enabled the melancholy
Hamlet "a coniure up the image of the
l,lyai Dane, his murdered father. he il
tHnm whatever cause IT may. natural or
WYstrripti- latent or revealed. the in
nto SPIRITS which hover around this
visible would seem 90 have. been IN col
iusjpn rcceuNy ~ disturb the calm OF
many peace "a breasts l. is not long
since % Waterman ia q Meeple OF a
church nos many miles distant from
5ais locality, haheid an app1~itiou clad
r patlrs- white, rear its awful front
ue.1r, him. at that "ritohing hour
a'u chUrchyards yawn aud graves
give up their dead, and, still ON anoth>
er occasion. at the same place. at a time
"h eu sIar,Is bold their wont walk" he
Wa- p.Jt1rhod By spectral form en-
rai-t',i iva -unbre brown. Far in the air,
high above the hsbitstions Of sleep
locked city. beyond the reach Of mort 4
aslp he wa forced To face these super
natrTM beings the rustic of whose
hiny garments amid the stiffness and
solitude of his lonely watch, fell
more heavily upon his ear than
wou'd have n clap of thunder
or the roar of artillery Gazing
ia solemn awe upon the whitencd SO.
VUlcbfa- that giistened in the moon-
shine ia the graveyard far beneath him.
his fancy created a host of gnostlv
figures, and in fear and trembling he
paced MS lonely rounds. The night
eatchrsn of road not very remote
rom tins office, has also been troubled
wth 'rerturbed spirits which would
nCs vanish or down ut his bidding. In
this case, however, Il was spirit Of
darNHess, with face begrimmed and di>
lated eyes. with the sulphurous smell OF
Hades on, bis garments, the strength of
sampson, and the yoiceaof Stentor A
eoloted man well known for his homes
" and veraeity, AYERS that he has fire.
qaentiy beheld. recently, two ETHEREAL
beings in snowy lrapery, emerging from
the debris OF the ruins in Broad, near
Friend street. He describes them as
beautiful beyond comparison, and they
are invariably together, with arms in-
terioeked around each Others waists,
apparently in loving communion. This
eoiored man is satisfied that any body
born with "eaul, could hold converse
with these heavenly yisitants A re-
porter for the Journal Of Commerce
viii accompany his sable informant to
''interview" the objects of his dread.
As these spirits reeede Us you advance
and advance as you recede. il will re.
quire some strategy 20 flank them; but
with a reporter. nothing il impossible,
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The receipts OF the Government from
All sources for the fiscai year ended
June 36th last, were a. follows: Gus
tome, $3.50. $50, i03 OF; Internal revenue,
Sis, 639, 407 50; sales of public land-,
1910, 253 IS; miscellaneous, SIS, 437, 49,
"a; total, s263, COO, $50 SO. The expeE-
aiturss were ~ follows: War depart.
m-nt, 1864. 1872 80; navy department,
$74, $50 1856 SO. interior Department.
$50. 24D. 759 10; total. exclusive of inter-
est on public debt, Sal ,5s5, 497 IS. In.
terest on public debt aggregated Ss7,-
Ia l1 IS, making the total expendi-
lures OF the governmen at S23s. $500 ,O6S
e3 II will thus be seen that the treas
ury has In round num hers surplus OF
So, o00, 900, or 4, 900 ,0cD more than Sec
Rotary Morrifps estimate in his last re-
port to congress. Before the democra-
cy secured control Of the lower branch
OF congress, deficit WAS the exception
rather than the rule, aud this favora.
bic showing Of a surplus of 50. 09O, COO
Is due solely 20 the retrenehment in-
augursted and success fully carried out
by the democratic house of represent
taiiyes
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Beef frem the Argentine Republic I'm
FDgland.

A novel experiment has inst been
made in the importation Of beef from
the Argentine republic into Great Brit
ain. A recently arrived royal mail
steamer from Montev:deo landed a
number of tins, each containing about
six pounds OF raw beef, the whole hay
ing been killed between four and six
months. The raw meat consisted of the
bullock cutup into pieces. while the
cooked portion was made up of loins.
ribs and thinner parts. Submitted to
critical inspection, il il claimed that the
cooked beef. besides being tender. re-
tanned much OF rs original flavor, while
some steaks of the raw meat proved
tender and juicy. the chief deficiency
being in the lack of beef>liiSs taste. As
respects sweetness, both were unexcep-
tionable. Regarding the element OF
price, this meat can be landed ia Eng
land at five cents per pound in whole
sale lots
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L,,n~ rn,sr....a Aeou, ,es su,e.a.

st. Louis Times: + bout noon yes
terday gentIemsnly looking Oldham,
dressed in gray clothes, was observed
lettering about the MORT bern Line
Sharfbost. Suddenly splash was
heard and those who rushed to the
outer railing. saw an agoDized face
raised upward. A bald lead bob5ed
up once or twice in the boiling current
aud then the water rolled on, the sur
face uDbrokeD. Somebody said. "poor
old cuss,n aud somebody else, still
more thoughtful, picked up "A well pre-
served felt hst, which the suicide lett
on the wbarfooat, and carried it tn the
Chestnut street police station, where
II will be shown to such as tiiink they
can settle the uHk nownis Identity.
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Prehistoric Mar,

The American ARCHAEOLOGICAL asso.
citation, which holds is first annual ses-
sion III Cincinnati, September 5, 1877
is society which has for It's object the
investigation of the prehistoric races o.
America twas organized on the cen.
tennial grounds, but has members scat
tered from Maine to California, and
from Minnesots to Texas. all engaged
in the same work. IL embraces q large
number of th, best scholars of this
country, and has invited a society of
European savans called the Congress de
Americanistes, III meet with il at An
napolis in 1879. Ii officers at present
are the Hon G. c. Jones, Augusta.
Georgia, president Prof. s. 7. Baird.
California, C. Whittlesey. Dr.. Thomas
Z. Pickett, aud others, viee-presidents;
the Rev S. D. Peet, of AAAesbula, Ohio.
secretary; William 5. Vaux, esq, OF
Philadelphia. treasurer.
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Cos, Of "a. evening Parry IN E.xr.na

According To society journal OF
London, the exact cost of a first-class
evening party in the fashionable END
of the metropolis, where the hostess
was Of high rank and some four hun
bred guest attended, @ss nearly 1000.
AT a concert in one Oft party giving
houses, at which Albani. Thaiherg,
Cspoui and five other high vocalists
assisted" and were paid, there we're
two hundred and fifty guests and the
cost WAS 5000. A ball at one of the
great houses, with six hundred guests
present, cost =, 500, and like enter-
taiDment to three hun bred and fifty
guests, in one of the hest Of the ordi.
nary houses, cost $3.50. In London
champagne and the batter elass Ger
man wines are fifty per cent. cheaper
than in America, which makes great
difference.
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nov si.. wilson .,,m !. r.an,hsr,

Wilson, OF Sheridan, NaIlaiiI county,
OF panther netoFiety, - again made
herself famous by Ii. AZ another Of
those animals. Yesterday morning she
as Out looking fer "a COW, and found
where IA panther or bear killed IA large
sheep belonging to her father. The
animal had dragged Il some three
hundred yards up mUQniain. Me-
hssa returned home and took her
small rifle and her fathers dogs. She
then went back to the place where the
sheep had been killed and put the
dogs on the track. They soon treed .
large panther up lofty fl tree, and
Miss Wilson put a bullet right be-
tween his eyes, bringing him down
dead at the first shot.
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Change Has soa,e ever the spirit Of
Our Drenms

Courier-Jou.nal IL is almost inn
posss; bic To realize The change that has
come over the spirit OF some of the
journals which 50 persistentIy and ma
iignaotly sssHiEed the southern people
III the last campaign The National
republican, OF Washington, The head
devil of an the howlers, is to-day as
gentle and respectable as If il had
never III its life SD much as whispered
malice toward any section of the
union. Qaoting from the farewell
address OF the first president,
that at occurs as matter OF
serious concern that any grounds
should have been furnished for char
acteriziDg parties by geographical dis
criminstions-aoTth aud southern,
Atlantic and " observation-disclosures desis II
ng men may endeavor to excite a be-
ief that there is real difference of
local Interests and Yiews,h this so
lately vindictive journal recalls the
names of some prominent statesmen
who, by deed and word, are now VIC.
lating the spirit OF that admirable
document President Hayes, it SAYS,
Y but following the wise precepts of
Washington. The IBter-Ocean should
read the National Republican and re-
pent-or st least, reprint
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A Pre,.x nre.s-

New York Letter OF Chicago Tri-
bune: a p-oduct Of Havana is n pine
apple gauze made solely from the
hbers of that delicious fruit, This fab
rie can with great difficulty be pro.
cured pure, though there are i,umerous
imitatious-some very pretty. The
one that ! refer To Is OF that delicate
tint, little deeper and richer than
cream; Ii might be called the shadow
of fa~n or wood color. This is made
over a giistenipg silk OF the same
shade, aud Is trimmed with knife plait-
ings aud ribboA loops. A jAbot OF fine
plisses up the front ia further orna.
mented by ribbon loops OF the same
tint.
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Prefer. D-,... TO aoisx HACK 10 de
Rsgaf.

General Garfield, in his speech at
Athena, Ohio. acknowledge the weak
ness Of the republican position, but l.
not honeet enough 20 retreat from the
untenable position. lie says. "While
there b some heeif alton and douht
within the republican party, yet the
Cleveland convention reaffirms the
national platform OF 1876, which de-
mauded . continuous and steady pro.
Rress 20 specie pay Inents. On this
whole qus elton / know OF no better
statement Of the cass than that which
was made by Cover nor Hayes in his
letter addressed 20 me GU the 4sH Of
March. 1876, in which he says sWe
are Ia such y condition that firmness
and adherence 70 principle are of pecu-
liar value Just nos. l would consent
10 no backward steps To yield or
compromise IL weak ness, and viii dss.
troy IN. II = better resumption men-
sure can BE- substituted for the pres-
ent one, that may do; but We can bet
ter afford 10 BE- beaten than to bsck
OUT
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= Maiden. Adventure with . sna..

Calayerss, California, Citizen: Miss
tseteheil, while sitting out doors few
days ago, fell asleep; when she woke
up she found herself unable To move,
and looking around noticed d large
snake lying on one of her arms, mak>
ing low Kissing noise. For some
little time she was unable TO move,
and felt a peculiar thrilling sensation.
she finally, however, moved one of
her arms, and thep er being broken,
she got up. The snake still lay there,
but she says she could make no exer.
ton to xiii Il, aud turned aud left il.
The shake made no effort To- hurt her.
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Taking the Beds ana Reiaruinr the


Archie Campbell, she head Of the
old town guard Of Edinburgh. was a
sonlew hat remarkable man in his way
His oil mother died, and Archie, beins
well to do in money matters. resolved
TO take her back to her native place in
the highlands, and did so. Thinking
It a great pity to be taking the hearse
back to Edinburgh empty, he Thought
OF the plan Of sending n few gallons of
real siaall-stif smuggled whisky, which
he could easily sell to the members OF
the town council with good profit.
After his feelings of regret had got
somewhat blunted by years. he used TO
think 1t good joke 10 say over his
toddy with some of his cronies, f" took
ava the body and brought back the
sp..arit -
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Ia order 20 tsb,ish health on a sure basis
the enfeesled system inust acquire addi-
tionai vigor. And yet, patent a. This fact is,
and widely known as IL is, too many people
neglect this vital point Ia The self-treatmeni
OF disease, and physicians are very often
equally remtss, resorting 10 the use OF psilia-
tives which affect SYMPTOMS only, and fall
10 accom- pl!sh the chief end In view, which
is, or should be. iaptgVratiSf'. The main rea-
sons why HOststter's Stomach BiIte-s are SO
successful in overcoming disease is thaLthey
impsrt vitality where it Is deficient, and
thus poild up supe;structure for exhauste
nature to recuperate upon. The Ritters also
improve the appetite, soothe the nervous
system when oves-stsslned, and are a genial
and agreeable msdicinai ST ulsnt, with n
basis of pure spirits holding Isl solution bo-
ianio elements OF the greatest efficacy.
diiilseplJ wit
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Fifty-one boarders at the jail. Al
healthy. and capable of getting away
with their rations---l DeJIas HEEAIp
Hos many pGtlio sehoolss- oral an.
L.4a.lsr
S.x--four white and two eolored
ixteen teaciiers are employed ia the
u bic schools OF Dallas
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family. fnf whose sHnport she was
working, Anters and Insnsgars both
understand this. and the isAtee are s.,
averse 20 any change OF names - tbs
former can be-
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Fire, fire, Bay Beans stone force
pump, Il good safe guard against fire,
ever ready at year door, SIS Main
streef.-sug.2 "a ,il-w4t
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Texas Pump Compaty, keep all
Kinds Of pumps, at sis Main street
a1g.24-di wit.
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Medical College
OF ALABAMA.
AT MOBILE

The winter course of Lectures at this In
stitutlon Will commence on TIE 4.ll Of No
VEN Der next, and close A pfil /. ISIS
The preliminary course viii begin about
the middle OF October. st which ms the d.
rectory roof,s VIII he open.
The Colleges has always been well patron =
sed bs Texas students, and reference Is
male 20 it, many graduates, In various
parts of the State.
For circular and further particulars, ap-
ply TO W. II. \ n DEfS5DS. II. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty
Mobile, Augist /. 1877. auesa ftW9in
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
STAuNTON VA

Rev. r. I'll. phillips, Rector, assisted by
null eOrpsot experienced officers. The thfrfv-
third Annuai session viii commence sept.
iath, 1877. BaiIdtags spsc Gus, with eas ana
hot EpS<cold water Heated by steam TX
teusive grounds. Patronage from Bineteen
states, scheoi first-ciasa. TERMS moderate
Seven churches within three minutes walk.
For catalogue address the rector
sugi dwetldss.ts Vim
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Texas Pump Misunderstanding Com
psny, at Sl3 Main street. aug. "A d.
vat.
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MY SheFias kirk and Subiett
'h. s.elG of Comanene county ives in
'.. y..y With tho IAN be had shot a.
alm They started immedi.
.aeA tn that county. lie had been
.' >"- l Austin !or 4 short time IA q
'.-ia .-E----NaIoi Purnell i rupids
fr''. Ilug, being able so SIT up ia his
l's,t --tclansl Campbell viii next
's ' charge Of the revenue Office
hr iaH aistrir.. he having been reap
lnt't collector ty President Hayes
tae His daughter Of Mr. Basa, OF
'a-.'a was kidnapped last week.
'fHsa t5mtl-Captain T.. w. Brad
Hr Who shri aud killed jack Dubois
4acnHfgad from CUSTODY. The
''Hnluiiy think him jnstifiable.
,-'s1--e Howe. an employe in the
- in htusNs and Texas machine
10 Decision, was caught by the
'lnyrI while at gork Thursday. aud
'-At a,u cut oa between the wrist
.'l elbow Mr. Thomas Jones, far
fty wears of age. fell from
it %. laF srd had his shoulder
-N "a .hr 51th uitim1. II re-
i''t tai social ea7 hriial ihs con-
i 'ulIint ~aiuy i1v night.
%. '-aiy--rsn prisoners were
,lAeH irsm the Jail in Ausua 70 tho
.ai' ia funett county. Beardssll
80 San Antonio. the murderer was
.-rhl up Tuesday night. The mnr-
WV Of 'herry of Fort smith. Arkan.
W. brought in Monday, by mem.
or Halls company AR. Bo-ye
.niel ~ balloon TUESDAY. lie
-'9fna IN m.d-air on q tragese sus.
'.t 'r0u. The hilloon. 49, The Ca
- .'iiC.s Ere Ia tie lower part OK
JOB uricr that friends NAV assist
'.' NFe..slrg -- Excitemcnt in the
~ isn l'gil when llar,iiis captors
agtt h.m in.
-fisi truaff IS <. Haywood has
i'' irqni the editorial chair Of the
s'..ai4 De Drury Lacy. formerly Of
l'ft nes haa editorial charge
49," BORT Worth man bas Teen Peg
iiias ne streets with a LARGE
-, e'..'d a5csit hia person. Pie
~ en- county school Mn,ls ia Wichita
~ 'i''r cci,niiss are 10 be snryey.,.l
'i : town ,itc located thereon
- re lhentfe Of low grade ana "a ~
fuiaole places OF ansssserner,t arc ~.
supple.sed 20 says the city o,di-
- The hallists have passed The
''"SHd 70 collect expenses 70 Dsnis