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TURH0- RUSSIAN WAR.

Muhkta Pascha telegraphs from
near Kars his ability to check tho
Russian advance.
The Turks abandoned Osver
gheti on Georgian fronties, neal
Batoum. The place, however, is
defended by seven Turkish men.
of-war, who cannonade advanc-
ing Russia and the Porte that the
interruption of free navigation Of
the Danube can only be tempo
rary. Navigation must, after the
war, be restored to its full force
in accordance with the treaty OF
Paris.
The NationnI Gl@stto believes
Russia will not reply to Lord
Derby's note, because the only
possible reply would be a decla.
ration Of war.
Turkish shells were falling
around the railroad depot at Ibrail
when the Grand Duke Nicholas
arrived there.
Inc Russians have commenced
bombarding Widen from Kalafal
on the opposite side Of the Dan.
ube.
LONDON, May ga special from
Rome says the French and Aus
trian governments, to which the
people had moro particularly
turned for protection, have con.
fidently Informed the Vatican
that it is absolutely impossible
for them TO open negotiations in
his favor based upon the question
of temporal power, The Holy
See replied that without renounc.
ing its proper rights the assist.
ance invoked was strictly on be-
halfJ Of the independence Of It's
spiritual authority.
It is confirmed that Russia does
not intend TO reply to England's
note. In their modified form, Mr.,
Gladstone's resolutions declare
in effect that Turkey has no claim
to the moral or material support
Of Greet Britain. This PROPOSE
ton may receive the full Liberal
vote, as we'll as the support OF
such Conversatives as are desi-
rous to keep Lord Boaconiield
from plunging the nation into
war. The debate has already con
strained the Government to de.
clare that it will harbor no appre-
hension should the Gar declare
that he does not intend to seize
Constantinople. This concession
to the anti-war party assures fur
Their success.
The British Government asked
the Porto to extend Il few days
time for closing the Black sea,
which was granted.
England will defend Egypt
from interference or attack.
-
When Dorsey b. Thomas an
noGncod himself a candidate for
Governor on a 20 cent platform
he was heralded through the
State as a Repudiationist, The
Democrats and Republicans both
pretend to be honest and against
reputation. However they met
the Legislature and lowered the
tax to 10 cents on the hundred
dollars; and now Thomas smiles
md wants to know "who are the
repudiationist.'
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All the pension officers in the
South have been discontinued
except those at Richmond and
New Orleans. This we suppose
was done in the interest of civil
service reform. 1t will work
considerable disadvantage to the
pensioners in East Tennessee;
instead Of getting their money
two days after draw-day they will
i ave to wait till it comes from
Richmond and as the office at
that place will be so much crowd
ed with business, an East Ten
nessee pensioner will be about fiji
teen days longer in getting his
money than heretofore.
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A Salt Lake dispatch says the
Mormans are secretly arming for
the purpose Of resisting any at
temptto modest Brigham Young
Tor completely in the Mountain
Meadow massacre. His own peo-
pie know it, and they propose to
protect him, but they are too
weak; too few in number. The
strong arm Of the Government
will avenge the death of the hun
dreds Of women and children, and
all the Mormons in the world can
not preventit it.
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The Weekly Herald.
NAY 10, 1877.

Wepublish this week the proc
lamation o fthe President convey
ing lorL ECu'Os OF CueIUsj in
extra session on October the 18th.
This call is made from the fact
that the last Congress failed to
make the proper appropriation to
run the different department. Of
Government till the next regula.
session. Other business will in
III probability be brought up.
Among it will be the currency
question and the Southern Pa
cifc Railroad.
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The State OF Mississippi is I'M
der Democratic rule, and it is in
that State hat men are SHOT
down like dogs for their political
creed. The carpet bag Ames"
is not Governor now, and we
shall see if the Democratic Gov
ernor will bring justice the muir
derers of Chislom, Gilmer and
McClelland, who were shot down
IN the streets of their town one
day last week because they we're
Republicans.
These three men had at one
time been rebels and seeing the
error of their way had denounced
Democracy and declared their
allegiance to the Federal Union,
and for that they had to forfeit
their lives.
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TUTT-lS His

A distinguished physician OF Now York
Rays:
at Il astonishing how universally Dr.
TUFTS Pills are used. d. my daily rounds,
] hear of them not only among the POOR,
but thclTyirtucs ETr hasai1.J from tge iaag-
fions Of The wealthy and refined Know
ing tho inventor ron h.. long connection
with the medical probe ion, / have rrea.
confidence IN their merit, and ~ hate Lsy1.
often prescribed them with tho harpicst Pc
suits On ca-c5 wber9 / desired 90 make do
C.led iMpf,- ION on tic liver
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The Christinn ana Inc Turk,

=. IN ~
AS II - wei known I'0s'la
pretendS that her war against
Turkey is on behalf of the Chris
tians in the latter. It is true the
Christians have been most cruel
ly treated and murdered in Bos-
MIA, Herzegovina, and Bulgaria.
but it is thought that Russia has
other seasons for war which she
wishes to be kept secret from the
other powers. 1t a great com,
mcrcial advantage she is after,
and not the protection Of the
christians, on this subject Ijarpers
Weekly says: Eut tie war has a
much larger aspect than the con
diti0n Of the Christian subjects
Of the Porto. Whatever the man
ifcsto, il is really a continuation
Of The old conflict between the
barbaric East and Christian civil
izati0n. The advance Of Turkey
into Austria or Russia, and on in
to Germany, would be a decline
Of civilization and a retrogression
toward barbaTism. The advance
Of Russia into Turkey, however
selfish her Immediate purpose,
would bG the forerunner Of high
CT civilization and Of general
progress. There is no country
more open to Western influences,
than Russia. There is none so
immoyahle as Turkey, Mean
while, the other European Pow
ers are engaged to neutrality,
and if Russia should be able to
secure the indepenpcnce Of the
three provinces that she names
it is not probable that the other
Powers would interfere. #, how
ever, she should actually subdue
the Porte, and press on to dictate
terms at Constantinople, those
Powers would undoubtedly con
slider that the map Of Europe
could not be essentially changed
without their participation. But
the present l0calizati0n Of the
war would seem to be probable.
No other Power really wishes to
take up arms for any purpose.
The remarks Of Won MOltkc, how
ever, show that, in the opinion Of
the greatest Of European soldiers
the peace Of Europe is not assur-
ed. In forecasting war with
France, he merely echoes a gen
eral anticipation. The rapid re-
c0Very and reorganization Of the.
French military establishment is
the subject OF articles in the Eu-
ropean periodicals that are full Of
significant details. France un-
doubtedly OXIDES her time" AS
public opinion in a country be
really representative Of
pupular feeling-and this is a
result produced by the increased
means Of popular intelligence
a war which ends in territorials
loss breeds another war. Alsace
and Lorraine are perpetual goods
and stings to French pride. 1t is
the monuments Of defeat which
are intolerable. A "rectilication
Of the frontier at least to its
preceding the German war,
became the determination Of the
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An Extra Session OF Congress
chilled.
By the President Of the Uunitcd
Statcs-A Proclamation.

Bv the President Of thc limited
Siatcs-A Proclamation.
Whcrcls, The final adjourn
ment Of tbe 4Itb Congress Win.
out making The several apDroprj.
atoms for the support oftba army
for the fiscal year cn3;ng ,Innc
90th. 1878. presents on eytraor.
dipary occasion recurring the
President to exercise The mower
vested ,s + in him ii NV fl" ConstiIrtion
TO convene the Uonses Of Con.
rregs in anficipaIion Of tho day
Gycd by Inv fer tbejr next meet
Now, therefore. I Rutherford
r Uovos Prasidcrt of Tho mi.
ted Ststcs. do, NV yirlnc Of the
power TO his end in me yeste,l
Inv fine constitution. convene botb
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The EasteFa War and the
Grain Trade.

That the war in Europe will
soon grow to be one of great mag
nitude seems now to be theprob-
ability, and how it will affect US
as q nation. commercially, is iT
the minds of all. If the war goes
on and becomes general among
the European nations as is now
feared it will do, we shall have
almost, if not quite, the clear mo-
nopoly Of the grain trade. The
main resources.of England and
those countries that buy grain so
largely are our own markets and
those Of the Black Sea port. The
latter region is now the theatcr
of the war, and in the place Of eX-
porting any, the grain will be
consumed there and doubtless
much more bought from else
where if the war continues any
considerable length of time. Now
the point with us right here in
lower East Tenn, the same as
everywhere, is to put forth our
energies toward good and large
crops Of grain-wheat in particu-
Lar. Begin now to get ready
summer-fallow all the land your
time and team will permit, and
do it well, so hat the land viii
be in the best possible shape
next fall for sowing, and when
next years harvest comes to mar
ket money will be by no means
the scarce article it is now. And
another point-We have noticed
the very wasteful way many have
of harvesting grain even after
they have grown it, leaving a
large portion actually. uncut or
| scattered about the fields. This
will not do. Save every kernel
you can this coming harvest for
it will pcy big. This is our golden
opportunity as there is a debt car,
ryIng people to recuperate iinan-
ciolIy onJ c,.s.y ooc o1ouIl ,r,,l
DoI 4,Ha.a t-a,
beio" we give 81 "o'''Io"S lloHl
various OF our exchanges showing
how the situation is regarded at
com nercial ccnters,
,, -.
Hon CaicD Oushlhg oPlhloh:-
THAT the war must result in
great good to our country. There
is however no necessity for the
large advance on flour; that is
speculative. If the fight should
be confined to Russia and Turkey
the demand for our breadstuils
will even then be heavy, as the
Russians will not permit all their
cerials to be exported while they
are at war, and besides, the pro
ducing classes will have to Join
the army. 1t threatens to be a
great war. If England gets into
ii, then will come our opporturi-
ty to recuperate our commerce.
We will have to provide some
way by which we can gather in
the English commercial marine
under our flag. 1t is destined to
be Americas chance, and we
must avail ourselves Of it. Rus
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L5llc-way'5 Ti1l5
lt'dfltDlE cure the following diseases,
DISORDER or TVF kIDSuvS

ln an diseases affecting thcs, organs whether
tl., .siele too much or too little wafer: or
M,,t,lyt ihgy Doe afflicted with stone or gtaysl,
iu iig region OF the kidneys these Pills should
hc taken according 20 the pTiutcd directions,
aa. ,lc Ointment should be- well rubbed into
iAt sJlaiI Of the back 20 bed time. This treat
m'u, will give almost Immediate relief when
an u,n.r Ineans have lA-laI
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fs=:sl's -Azs tg yI.,
VVE7g !rs3 vIlgz? Il ola
LOUISVILLE, Ky.

LOUISVILLE, kG.
dug 3, 1873.
Dr.. - Dear Sir:
FOR ten years / have been
a]msuyrtod dyspepsia, cow
a'iratOn, AMI Yaes, aud
I'D vel li,h Exhausted
thc maigl.A ligl lorrc-
lief Eor th.sryiag death,
wlen, 10y Incident, yag.
pills wcu hrougr NJ 10 NY
notice. / h,"au their use,
and The hrs. dose gave me
such rci.etthat I cuutiuuri
'OtaAc tlcr. / am now 1
well msn, have q -aodap-
petite, can aiges,wC.i,t the
piles have Ii,aru-arrI,
and / have gained forty
pounds DO solid flesh. !
you'd u.t be without
chem for ilc.r weight in
20. D..
puy n. l g!upsCy.
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Eor stOmacIls Oui OrOFder.

No medicine will 80 cGcctually improve ia,
ton" Of ,hs tJmarN as these pills. Iu,y remove
an a.illyr octd-iDHcl either 10y iuJyIupvIaucs
or IupiupHfu diet. They reach the liver gud re-
doc. IL 10 a healthy action; ttsy are Wundcr-
lUiiy cihu3riOus in cases oi spgsu-in fact they
never latl IN curing all Disorders u liver aad
stomach.
liolloway's Pills are the best known in the
world for tne following diseases. Ayig, Asih-
ma, bilious Complaints, BlptcGys on the skin,
Bowels. consumption, Debility, d'ug-y, Dyson
terry, Er,'ip'Ia,, lvll.ie iilrEufIIvirs. Fever
ul a,i kiu Is, iIts, buUt, Indigestion. Headache.
-u"l-97'lpu, lGLlmlliuA, jauHuirc, Liver COM
plants, INlnhHgD, Piles, R~hr.Uati-m, Retcn.
ton %. Urine, S,roft'a q Ling, Iva. Sora
ligO.ts, Stone Gul Gravel. r-DuUlDureUN,
Tan0T,, L irrT~ Worms Of all kinds, Weak
mess from anT cause, JJ'.
Z VI IL 0RTART CAUTION.
None are ]oeuUiuc Uulys, Tie signature Of }.
I~lAyDDEK. q G-cal for the United States. SIR
rounds each box OF Pills. aud Ointmcnt.
handsome reward VIII be given to any one ron
u"lIuE such Information a. VIII lead 10 he de-
lection OIL any party or paroles cUunlgl fCitiug
or vending 'hc same, knowing them TO be spu-
TioUs.
S,'l at the mounrqc.ory e Professor HoL-
LgYAY * tD., New York, and by all IcspcutS-
Die druggists and dealers In medicine through
out the civilized world, in boxes at - cents, u
cents ami one dollar each.
LIS Here is considerable saving BY taking
tho larger sizes.
y. Dire lions for he GuiLanre OF M
licL!s IN every disorder alc affixed 20 each box.
Once. EE2 Liberty Street,
EESY MORE.
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Dr. Iuit has been O.
/. CaE.i ir fIr n~rIr''ro re.
l-. iur o. iyyear suI
fora s'lr. agr-r-
-Ii1f.f a. rr-.1nv .1 tic
NeiiCal Col. -r9 81 Gr.r-
Tia, hence, U-ru1s using
BIS r.!I- lave tHg .ufHr-
tee tHlt they aIc prrp4rcl
on ac.cHlilc principle,
and are free from AL
quHgkgy.
Iic las asccseled in
combining IN them tie
heretofore au'ar0His C
qualities 90 q S!sSHqILSH-
i8c, tWgIE.s, GEGG fET-
" ,iug IaHlr.
T.riT fret apparent ef-
feet p % increase the gp-
petite Is car INK the TODD
10 properly
THUS tt.g ~ tgu Is uuTT-
islci, aui hT tHciy ,Ca'C
action ON tie lig sl.ye gr-
gaus ,Ic rular and healthy
tygC.Itin1s 30" prod cr !.
The rag,d..y with which
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is now regarded a7 the standard authority, and
Is 80 recommended by Bryant, Longf,llow.
whittier, sumner, Holmes, Irving, Winthrop.
hga3-i2, Marsh, Henry, Everett, Mudn, Quincy.
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OFFICIAL.
COMMON COUNCIL,

=, At an adjourned meeting of the Gamma,
Council held June 49, 1877, there were present
Hugh Latham, esq, President and Mas.
Moore Chsuncey, Brodors, Fickin, MsrhmTr
Blondhelm, Lambdin, Smith, Evans HurHSs.'
Scales and Miller. 1"S"es'
Bills OF 7. J: Edelin,, 81 JAS Green. g. c.,
Bossert; s.; Edgar Warfsld, s., and Is Brsv.
nor, Sl3; for election and registration purn":s.
were ordered to be paid. F"'PVse''
An act to appropriate the city revenue f,n.
fiscal year ending May 81, 1878, was resj 49,, ,i'
third time and passed by the following VA. sac
Ayes, Messra Brodcrs, Marbury, Bloajfc,
flcklln Lambdin, Smith, Hughes, Eynrs H.
Ter and Mr.. Prosidcnt-lO. Noes, Mr..,.
Moore, Chauncey and Scales.
An ordinance for imposing and co'lo,,,n.
taxes on persons, property, income lilcn..'
&c, within tho city Of Alcxsndri. for the yr,.
commencing on the lst Of June 1877, and ,.1i
ing, on the ilst Of May, ISIS, was read the 49,.
ond time, amended and passed By the iolloxiN,
vote: Ayes. Mossrs. Moore Chauncey, E,m
ders, Marbury, Blondheim, FickIln, l.amt,l,
Smith, Hughes. Evans Miller and Mr.. P,r.
ident-l2. No, Mr.. SeslCs-l
The Board then adjourned
Icste: HAROLD SEOwDEH. CLERK
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Foreign News.

Gen. Grant will not leave Eogianl 81 soon as
was expected Besides barqlst al Liverpool
on the 2Sth Of June, there is to be dinner IN
his honor at the United States Service Club on
the Sd Of July. Yesterday afternoon he attend
cd the ictc given in his honor at the Alexandra
Palace, London, where he was warmly received
by the public, and listened to Il concert, the
programme Of which was largely made UP Of
American airs. In the evening he was present
at dinner party given by The Prince and Plu.
cess OF Wales in honor OF the Emperor and
Empress Of Brazil. The Dukes Of Cambridge
and Wellington, the Marquis Of harrington,
Earl Granville, the Duke Of Manchester, Mr..
Picrrcpout, General Badcau, and the principal
members OF the Cabinet were amoog The
guests.
There arc Indications 10 Cuba Of 4 DISPOSE
ton on the part Of the pcoplc-uot the SO, called
Spanish party-to MAKE peace with the insur-
gents aud the insurgents arc said To be not
aversc to the negotiation.
Business in the British wheat market for The
last week has been confined to the supply Of
the immediate wants of millcrs, who have been
enabled to buy at a decline of one 10 two
shlllnes per quarter. Corn has ruled quiet,
without noticeable change 10 price.
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lie Mr.. Freelaudcr is rc.appoin!ci collector Of
the Brooklyn district it will show that the Rev.
Henry Ward Bccchcr is az great power in the
radical party as he ever was, and that wolf 10
sleeps clothing in the person Of the pastor of
Plymouth Church is as much dreaded by Mr..
Hayes as tho hyena in the person of Mr.. Blaine
or the beast in the corporal entity Of General
Butler. Mr.. Fr6cander was a leading Beecher
witness in the rilton case, and Mr.. Beccher came
to Washington yesterday and called upon the
President to urge his re appointment.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES..

G-5-No! WILL Nor LEAVE The CW
Times elsewhere being n" hotlo thnn here"
have reconsidcrnl my r,soulj rm AMI ,"'"ruln.
O., To stay for which purpose / h4s" '":.I.~! IT,.
we'll known stand Of tho late Kobe, l. ".I
south west cUrnr, Of King and EaiflnA a,r".i-
to begin ,hcrr nc4. August, Meanwhile ! w..
close ont my entire Hno Stock Of Clothing 1871.
Gent Furnishings, comprising nirr ''''
Cassimnr Suits Al -; Suits Of nil l'ineA ''''.'
~ %; Coats All Linen rs cents; rnnta ~ I.'a"'
- cen.s, &r, Sc, without reser." 1h"r"''.'
al persons desiring to procure hnr%a'H> "''"
well to glvn us a call.
my 80 - DEALHAM, - KIM sifrr
iay- Look Look We h.yr hlI s@uI IL
from large rctsilcr in New York city qu':'
lot Of LADIES BOOTS which arc :. LITTLE "''
Of style. They will b, sid nj nbou. ,..a i"!f'.
Of their cost Ask for JOB lot nj
my IS WADDEY'S, 4 King
ariy- 70 THE LADIES. We have ju-; r"t.N
ed u very lnrg, and superior at'-k 81 Low
QUARTER SHOES, in al! Of the Int" 49,.
They nro handsome and durable. Ihh.'
GOODS ARE FIRST Glass, AMI they w..
be sold for mach less than they ran b' h'']"'
elsewhere
my IL WADDEl, - h'hH =
ae- TEETH, if not kept clean, s1l1n "I.''
Young people remember this. Vs. XIII
III U RSTON'S IVORY PEARL 49,
POWDER 1t will preserve them thr"ts"
SoIt jy druggists DC por botLla feb y
lsy-IIARD TINES demand cconomy.. 'uI
tics it, Ranuvnte your solcd Giu!r: W." m +
VEINS mod HLES:i KID "ACf
CLEANER. 1t will cleanse thcm th'''"'"
Sold by druggists. Is cents per bottle
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Whereas, it has upset the administration TO
crush universal suffrage by all the means at its
disposal.
Whereas, it represents merely a coalition Of
monarciists guided by inspirations from the
clerical part.
Whereas, ii has allowed attacks Oh National
Representatives, and incItrmentslu violation of
law 10 pass unpublished.
Whereas ca all these grounds il imperlls the
peace and order and dIsturbs business and gen
craI interests.
Therefore the House declares That the Min
istly docs DOT possess the confidence Of the
nation
When the reading Of the order was coDclud
Cd there was much cheering, and when the
| Ministers unittcl their seats the cheering was
| renewed. The Ministers returned, and Nj.
| Paris, Minister Of Public Works. said the
Government was Indifferent as to any order OF
| the day the Chamber might adopt. Tho coun-
try would soon pronounce its decision.
| Yes. exclaimed NJ. Gambetta, "the coun
try will choose between us.
TIE order Of the day vas adopted Ivy vote
of 36i against 1913.
| The Dnkn de Broelic Informed The Senator-
| al Committee on The Dissolution Proposal that
| al h.. elections the Government would deslg-
natc the candidate They favored. thus making
use Of 4 right which, mp to the present, has
bccn recognized rs all Governments. The Duke
also stalled TIA! If Tic Senate voted dissolution
the Government would decree it Immediately.
| The rv2a!r il summoned to meet again to-day.
| Debate ~ The dissolution will commence at
Cncc, and night sitiiogs will be held if neces-
sary.
Tie Berlin prste says the present Govern
ment oi France will probably be at-iirst success
full because it commands the army and admin.
| i:tration, but no ether expcdicnt than war will
| be available IT, maintain its rule
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France.

la the French Chamber Of Deputies tho
debate on The Interpolation vas resumed
yesterday. The principal speech was made
by NJ Icon Rcnaut, former project a Pc
lice, who addressed The House iii the pamc
of the Left Centre and all conservatives who,on
grounds of reason, had rallied to the republic.
In vehement, but persuasive language ne de-
monstratcI the impossibiiity OF turning back
ward and restoring monarchy. Tie present
Cabinet would ruin the Marshal rs Polirhac
had ruined Charles X, and simply pave the
way for the triumph of the Bonapartsts,
The Count de Choiseul then presented the
following order of the day in behalf Of The united
Lett:
Whereas, the Ministry formed May 18th,
under the Presidency Of the Duke dc Brogllc,
was called to the direction of public affairs con-
trary 10 the law Of the majority, which Is the
leading principle oil parliamentary government,
and has, since assuming Office, avoided giving
explanations to tho National representatives.