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\ writer in one Of our standard medical Jour-
mails says; Il was cured Of Dropay i'll one
month by using HUNTS lhMEDY." All Dis
c;scs Of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Or
gans, arc cured by HUNTS REMEDY,
INFALLIBLE EVE WASH is harmless.
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Pills, PotioRs and Pungencies.

Why does Il duck 20 under water: Fordivcr>
| reasons. Why doe, a duck go on land: Fol
sundrY reasons.
CnlLELAIN5 and cbapped Hands, cured by
the application of "forest Tar Salre.'
An Englshman in conversation with Dir
Lincoln, said. "Why, no gentleman in England
blacks his own boots, you know "PshaWr p
replied Lincoln, "wlosc boots do they black
They haldcr atier il. Mothers sigh for it
Fathers fly for it-Chillren cry for it. iol
what: Adamson's Botanic BaIsam for the cure
of Coughs and Colds. Price }5 cents. sample
free.
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The cuisine and excellent management OF the
American House, Boston, continue to command
the most favorable comment, ant; q ''full house,
Is the response Of appreciation which the public
bcstoW on the efforts of its proprietor-.
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The Grand Central Hotel, New York, offers
its guests the privilege of choosing the location
of their rooms and floors, and have made Il re-
duction Of rates On all.
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A DUEi. WITH RAKE AND PIrCHFoRK.

Granville Mitchell, indicted for assault on
James Il. Chase of Unity,was arraigned, and put
himself upon his country, (Which country you
are, gentlemen of the jury" The parties to this
affair got their tempers up, during the heats of
haying time, concerning that fruitful source of
neighborhood quarres, the dividing lines of ad-
joining farms. Chase swore that Mitchell as
saulted him with fence stake that had marked
the boundary, while Mitchell testified that
Chase combed his head with rake, which he
had diverted from its peaceful agricultural pur-
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liif it' n ~ Coz go. The third lecture of the
nome course IN ll,is city WIS delivered Monday
evening last, bT Dr. Liner Small, on lhe Modern
ldDa.. 1hc lecturer SAID lac had been obliged 10
awake from sleep of len years in respect to literary
>erc7es, in naner to the call OF this evening, and
called to follow gentlemen constant in its lahors He
-pole Of the changed conditions OF the world and
II. lfiairs within the memory OF those living, the
achievements ol war ami Of peace, in forms al GOV
rrnments, and i'll the results OF reason, until the two
representative nations Of the world had settled a
most threatening question by the peaceful ways of
arbitration. Ply invention and discovery, time and
defiance have been annihilattd Far countries are
brought near, and the remote portions Of our own
once involving serious Journeys, reached by
holiday excursions. The telegraph has become the
great and instantaneous highway of intelligence
from the remotest portions of the globe. The revo-
htlon III thought is no less marked. Truth is de
mand"d, and whatever in science and theology can
not stand the test of truth and reason must fall.
ftilicieS no longer satisfy; reason and common
sense are the STANDARDS The great question now
agtating the scientific world that of evolution or
the growth of animated nature from the atoms to its
highest development i'll man. Such theory is by no
means at war with the belief in overriding In
telligence The lecturer proceeded to discuss at
length the formation Of the earth, dwelling for
the various forms of life upon ii, from Its 1ncandes-
cent or molten state to its present condition. and the
appearance successfully Of the inhabitants from the
simplest form upward. The lecturer boldly adopted
and advocated the philosophy Of Darwin, Herbert
Spencer and Huxley, and put entirely aside the au-
thority of the book Of Genesis, not in accordance
with known and indsputable facts, and having be
levers only because it had been instilled in child.
hood. Yet Nature is great mystery, which has
untold and innumerable avenues still UNEMPLOYED.
Onr own bodies bat an endless book that we
have just begun to read. And in respect to ntelli
gence in its wide Specification at best only
say with Newton that we but picking up shells
on the shore Of the great ocean of truth. The dis
course very good presentation of belief that
is taking hold Of many of the best and most advanced
minds the world over, and gathering itself hosts
believers in all walks of life. The next lecture will be
on Monday evening Jan. 22d, by w NJ. Rust, Esq,
editor of the Progressive Age. Subject-"What's
the News?"
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ST. GEORGE, Bermuda, Jan. .. The sehoon-
er Walderman, of Bucksport, from Turks Is
land bounu to New York with a cargo of salt
arrived on the ID inst, with the loss Of nearly
all her sails and short OF provisions.
A boot containing human foot was picked
up on the beach at ScarborO, Saturday.
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Lions About

Mr. p. sent his two boys to Il friends unit
the peril of IN impending earth quake should b
past. In a few days he received This letter
"flease take your boys home and END dow
the earthquake"
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poses. There was also testimony that Chase
attempted to harpoon his antagonist with a
pitchfork. During the progress of the heady
fight, Mtchells father interfered, without effect
in stopping it, Mrs. Chase also endeayored to
effect an armistice, and testified that Mitchell
even struck her in his blind wrath. The jury
found the case so tangled and involved i'll doubt
that they acquitted Mitchell. Ioger for state.
Thompson for respondent.
, 1877-03-23
GuropaiCht Madridten.

Namburg. IN 1etner leeten user.
fammluna bat Der Senat beidloGen,
baB Die Contemplation mad e~riolster
Wsenoi9uns Der 2iquioations9ei9dfte
Der 9amburser 8anf aufssbobsn unb
bic 0srwaltuns Der 9ambur9iiden
Wan3ltatte elmer @ommiiiton, beltsbeno
aus d,uei Senatsmitslieoern. 3mei bIr.
serliden Wlitsliebern Der Ginan3oepu'
tation unb einem birgsrliden Mit9liebe
Der Dsputation fur 9anbel uub Sdiff.
fabrt untsrteQt tucrben ioa.
Der bon bier entmi9ene TalIit Scr,
a,an,, Waier. Der bier nur gang fur3e
Belt elm @eiddft bstrisben, aber es
tref1id ~uerlanoen bat, 2eidt9ldubi9en
Sano in bic Nusen su ~itreuen, bat Die
Rleinisleit BON 430,763 so. unb $780,
900 TrcS. Yailipa b~intsrlaleu.
s.. g. 9ere, bas bstannte Birser.
idaftsmitslisb, 1T 9%storbsn. ST III
erwdbuensmertb, neil bura feline ssbiea
gene uoltswirtbidaftliAs Oppolition
9esen bic Sambur9iiAs Ginan3pirtb.
ldaft auer(t Elm 6ffentlides @emiGen
eewedt uno oamit mande Denerung in
Der 8erwaltuns bewirtt uaro.
Die er0e Sgnobe Der epanselii9en
Rirde I'M bisli9en Staate III aul 8.
6eb.uar NIT sintm @Ottes6ient In Der
Midastis tirde er0ffnet worbsn.
l1sber bic &ataitropbs, ,uslas gum
8erluf oes transatlantii9en Dampfers
,@6tbe3 f1brte, circulirt in Yripat.
treiisn cine Wittbeiluns. pslae eiu
iAlsdtes 0iat auf bic Nlbruns bes Der.
unslidtsn DampferS wirft. Gin paEua
Der Corresponding lautet: 3ur untd'
hisssit muB aber cine gang ~unbesrsif.
lias Psychological in Bs5us auf bic
aQsYssu bbuli@hsn Dorfdtsmobresslu
biuauestommsa isia, nm % ~absrbaupt
ulb8li4 ~ MAIDEN, einen Dampfer aui
biz Rlippsn bsr QoboSintsl aui3ufabren.
DEM fosar bas unbswafaete Guse
eiass Midt'S ssmannS Tam in fsrnsn.
elarsr Na9t, wie bic un9ladsuadt bes
v@Stbe" 9eweien, oieie Snlsl auf meb.
rere Meilen Diftan3 ertennen. llebri.
gems wlrbe Der r@6tbe" i4on in Bahia
psrnnsltdt, relpsetipe auf bisislbe 2tipps
auf Der bic x@ermania" aur BetrlbniB
aQsr paifrsnoen DsutiAsn fefiist. auf'
8erannt tein. mena nidt bic auf Der
v@ermanta" arbeiteuosn Tauher benz
Captain bes % 0tbe4 0ueerufsn bdtten.
wmADe iotort radwarts bampfeu. psnu
, 1877-03-23
Teuti9Iaao.

2onbon n. %. Mdro. 9as Barrier
.Sournal bes 9ebats" per6fentlidt cine
3nfdrift, welde ertIdrt, bob Die 8e3ie-
bnnsen suiiden 9euti9lanb unb Grant.
reid ME better woren, ais sesenwdrtis
Gin Ycrl;ner Correspondent bemsrtt
boB Die eross Moioritdt I'll @timmen,
wel@e au '@uniien bea g%inlesuns >
obsriten &ei&sseridsbofes in 2eipS Q
a~b9eseben uurbe. aQsemeines @taun.n
srre9te. Sizes iei Der i9merite
G@la9. meI@er Der BON YreuBen beab.
ii@tieten Capitalization uno gonioliba-
ton bis iest nod susefist woroen lei.
, 1877-03-23

Ordseret ansetsen reroen iuistr ,bere&net.
a&t pber mtntser Sci IN btIten etnen sauare.
Aue anteisen tnb TN Wsfaus 3u jabIen.
Dtss:3situn9 wtrb In &itmcne unb TIM.
seaenb BON ben 1rGsern fit IS Gents pet
Wc&e ausgetrdeem.
, 1877-03-23
9nldnoi(be Depe(dem.

Wontreal, @an., 81. Miars. Gin
9emiiier Nrdambault, ,uelder 3u Yoint-
outs rembleS. in Der Nabe bieier Staot.
Elm !9otel beiiet persiitete 9eitern 5uei
&inoer. Dielelben ftarben in uenisen
Muserbliden.
New=O |, %. Mdr3. gu @pup'
ten Duppsl ,puroe an, lekten @onntass.
Morsen auf Dem @eleiIe Der r9uoion.
&ipers8 abn" an elmer 5telle. III tusl6er
Gin Dur@fi@ bur@ bobe Gelisn sebro.
den III, bic 2eide zines Maunes eefun-
ben. Die Sai6en in ben 2leioern tua'
rem s~elsert, uno @puren. tueI@e auf Dem
@ipfel oes penisitens 1870 SUB boben
Jeljen in Dem @4nee porsefunoen
ben, bsuteten an, bab elm per5lpeifeIter
&f oben itattfano uno bab Der @er-
itorbene bon bort bercbseidleuOert purs
be. 9ie 2ei@e wuroe mad Der Mor9ue
sebradt, lit ieoo9 nod ni9t ioentifi5irt
uoroen.
Gbete +, Pa.. %. Wfdr;. Sob.
geott in Nodoale siinSete seftern Mor'
gen, wabreno &c int Bette cine Rfeife
rauate, bas 8ett;eus al uno eriidts,
ebe ibm 9ilfe s~eleiitet ,ueroen tonnte.
Pbi1abefpbia, %. Mdrs. Wdb
reuo bic Dampfipriee $50. % seitern
Morsen nad5 eiaer Yranoftdtte fubr. COLI
lioirte bieielbe on BET @de Der 8. uno
@alnutfraBe NIT einem StraBenbabn'
uusson. Yatrid &ina. Der Subrmaun.
wurbe unter bic @doer Der Sprtse setuor
fen uno ausenblif lid setSotet. Gr bin
terlaBt cine @ittrue uuo brei &inoer.
Cincinnati. %. Midr;. @db<
reno Ser seitriaen Notwithstanding
in Dem vWooo'sT9eatcr" fiel oerSorban9
pl0slid sufdli9 berab, uno Elm Sdau'
ipieler, Nan,enS @m. Wi0er. welder
burd beniethen setroffen wuroe. erlitt Ell,
men Mrmbrud; einem anoereu Manne.
MalutnS @bitebouie, ,puroe elm 8ein se'
brohen.
, 1877-03-23
Mtutft ttltgr. gtpf(4ta.
Ser @rieg i'm Orient.

2onbon. %. Mdr3. Sic Zines"
beiidti9t bic bereits bon Der rYoit" &C..
madte Mittbeilung. baB bas Yrotofoa
nod nt6t unter5ei9net porben ift.
Ser rSsIe9rapb" ertldrt in einem Mr-
&itel, bab Observation-Disclosures ausenbIid
lid iuspenoirt iinb, uno bab Rublano
1pdbIen miiie, Oh es cine i~iolirte Stel.
lung einnebmen ober Die l1~nterbanolun.
gen bur@ prattii9e @ori9ld9e pieber CT.
6ffnen uolle.
Gin Banter in Mmiferoom ioI iid
Dor &ursem erboteu babeu, Der rnfiiideu
3eaieruns cine Nuleibe BON 100000. 900
@ubeln gu 8 prog. a3inieu gu MAIDEN.
Tie nnterbanolunsen blieben ieooa obne
Reiultat, neil Der 8anfier auf Demobi-
liiiruns BET ruiliiden grmee beltano.
Der @iener Correspondent ots rgtanz
ooro" tbeilt init. oa6 Die monteueariniide
8esieruus elm Girtular on Die &oniu!n
Der Mddte in @asuia ,idten miro, in
tusldem fie ertldrt, baB ie ras eroberte
@'biet nidt aufseb'n tanu, iohberu oai-
felbe auf ieoe @efabr fin tebaupte,a tuiro.
Sn Gettinie ,uurbe Dor eiuiseu Tasen Elm
&riessratb ~absebalten. uno mehrere Sn-
fursentenfibrer o,onsen ouf @rOifuuaa
Der 5siuoicIisfeiten; mon beoeutete ibuen.
nod cine fur;e j3eit @eoulo gu babsn.
SIM Sale Der &riss sruiideu Miontenearo
i!no Der Fforte erueusrt miro, 70 beabTd:
tisen Die %Snfuraenten in Der 9srseso,uina.
Dem Siirfsn NiifUlauS ben Sberbeicb'
iiber lire Streitmad)t ausubieten.
Gin ensliider Oampfer, tuclder nit
@afen unb Muuition bon Nems0aucn
nad @oniiantiuopsl absira fat @diff-
bru4 9elitten.
, 1877-03-23


Gin MiBperitdntniB gini
belt Elm beuti6er Yrofe1ior Elm Ggima.
forum iber Gbemie. 9abei ri6tete er
an einsn lid seraoe ni&t our6 Gleib
ODER Snoicium ausaei6nenoen MnbDre,
Die 1raae. tpas init einem G6rper oel6d-
be. Der lid nit Saueritoff idttise? Da
Der Muieniobn Die Intmort: ~prpotrt
li9," ni6t iosleid finhen fonnte. molte
Ser YrofeHor bilf,ei6 eintrsten, inoem
er IIagtc: rer rg-. or by" Brnoer
Stuoio. ouf Der Menlur better als i'm
Goaes 3u 1ouie. fi6lte lid gemaltis
toudirt nnb i'm @efi6le Der 9emeinten
Yelsibisuns rief er beftis: y9srr 9ro-
ieiIor. id perbitte mir oerslsi4en MnSd9
lidfeiten."
, 1877-03-23
Sapam.

Gan Sranciseo. %. Mars.
Gin Yriuattrief Ses @ouuerneurs bon
Dotobama an eiuea bieiisen Yirssr mel
oct. baB bel &oaoidina. Der 9auptftaot
Der Eropin; Satiama, luenise Gage Dor
Der Nbfabrt bes Dampfers n@itb Of 4s>
fina." tueldler ben Sricf iiberbradte. cine
Sdladt seidlasen ,puroe. Die Hesie-
runassrappen eroberten Die Gtaet nad
einem bisissn &fe uuo idlusen Die
Hebelen on allen Yunften in bic T(uat
, 1877-03-23

re- THE CIRCULATION OF Thu
STATS GAZETTE Is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALL
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS /,
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1877-03-23
girgtnta @taat8>@ a5ettt
tas.@ berausseseben BON
3obu 9. psin II.
no. s 3p6lfte strafe.
Rid m Nd, V a.

Prete ber aujeisen:
, 1877-03-23
@etinOiem.

&inaiton n, Sam.. 20. Mdr3. Die
llmsesenb bieiee Staot iuurSe ,puroe se.
fern bon eineia @robeben beimseiudt
~eldes sroBen Sdreden ueruriadte. ie.
bod teiaen erbebliden Saaoeu anrid,
tete.
Die Griminalperfolsuassn sesen Die
preiie suesen Muiwieseluus erresea be-.
osutenos aufresnns; peri@ieoene Cont.
ten ianyneln Vsitrdse fir bic Ysrtbeioi.
aaua.
, 1877-03-23
Staliem.

81 o m. %. Mdra. Sci Bapit ion in
bem lebten gonfitorium, tudbrsnb er ben
yeriu4, ibh bes &edts Der freien &eoe
gu berauben, tabslte, ben gntldIub Die
lem Ieriude @ioertano sn ~leiiten. aus.
9eoriidt unb erfldrt baben, es lei 3eit,
@e,palt onSutpenoen.
, 1877-03-23
Die Tnhkur>

snitotem. b. Sur pirS Sasd bas Iosenan m.
Sohhal anS Snr9 ginnsbmen pom &o5pmlner
Sslptrtt Dte Sobedber 3ettsen an, mo- BITE &rantbett
2eit seisen fe bic 9ebenstrait hes Meni6em an.
Iau1enoe ttnb tn ben lesten 5met Sabren in Der
S~abe>Anitalt, "a Stanton Str, @ep gorf, scbetlt
porben. .llmter ben @ebetlten bsfinben ii@ pieIe
Mer3te unb Ipot9efer. Ole 9obbGber unterlbeiten
tb pom anberen Sdberr babur6, bas tie bireft auf
pie &rantbeit etnmirten, uab ben franfen Stolf ents
ternen, tn pelber Sorm ct aud 3urt 8orlbeiu
tonme. Ste itno etn @erbrennuness Uber ausl6ets
bnngSsproceb ber &rantbettsItoffe Sober Rranfe
piro BET Der Gnrpenbuns bisier Cur i~osuiasen ietn
st9ener Mr5t.. @ein %sSelnano bur9 bieie @aber ses
rene mad. Der bts9ertsen 9eilmetbobe bic Mtttet
8ewobnltd sefdbrlfder iinb als bic RranfbeitieIbjt,
nms f3 sstsTs IN sanaes Seer ieeunbarer Grants
Obslei$ bic svybater ame srantbeitsn, inTftrltb
nnb anberli6, ~turtren, 70 tno bod bic gSirtunsen
bet t~olSenben 8rantbetten, befonbers penn fe i'd
nod ~ asatsm.3 altanse S%etineen, sana aukerorbsnh
werbenS iesr i9nsa, s.mabnii9 NIT 1"s gaSera,
turirt. SAILS nnb Observation-Disclosures mirb,
pelonoers bet tunaen eeuten u. tn, erlter Stabtum,
ss,nS9n!ia Iet@t tnrtrt. @aHertmdt, Rbsas
sbenio Mu9ens unb STANDARDIZATION, iowts aue
tppbtlttttdDe 9rantbetten In iebem &rabe. Bel
anBersn aranfbeiten, 8ramotpumeen, @es
pISsIide u. fidtbare., Mur Elm Bah 1T binreiSenS,
nm Seben pom ber @trtans gu iiberseusen. Neas
eentrebS unb bic foSenannte Sarn. ober
Smderrmbr (eine BITS iest unbeilbare Srontbeit)
Nrosent Ses 3uderitOfiss nit iebem Babe Sar9 bea
ilrin oh.
Die Babes nnb ginnebmespuluer werben mad
tebeni plab TN 9anbe per5ombt, Der preis bee
WabespulperS TT 81, Der bes ginnebme > Yulpera
p. Man IaGe ii9 etne Broldire lber Ste 2obfu
u snalti@sr ober bsutider eprade fdiden.
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"a Stonton Ctr. (Box 1S99lJ
Nsp 9ork
sD~ @Ile Mrt Drudarbcitcn uerbeu
III Ser Office Der n8irsiaia Staa.s.
8asette" ansefertist.
, 1877-03-23
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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-15

IRVINE,
you Sara, Louisiana,
hI AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Us Provisions, western
ee and General Plan
anOn supplies.
ALSO
!NG, FORW ARDING
AlSSlON MEkCH ANT
aMBnAT AGENT.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-08-30
THE CATH0LIC CHURCM.
Some Valuable Statistics Of the
Church In America.

A short time ago the well known
magazine, the Catholic World, furn-
ished some valuable statistics with
regard to the church in this country,
which we may assume to be entirely
trustworthy. 1t is said that 81 years
ago this month (Augus0 thcfirst Ro.
man Catholic bishop of the United
States was consecrated, There are
now in the parochial schools about
$50, 600 scholars, being not one-half Of
the Catholic school population of the
country. The work Of building schools
is still going on, with u steady growth
among The priests and people Of the
conviction that religious education is
an indispensable necessity, and with
the hope the time is not very far dis
tant when in this country Catholic
children will be brought up only in
Catholic schools. In 1900 there was
supposed to be only 40 priests in the
country; in 1S4S, $50; in 1915, 4,SO9;
in 1876, 6,074 priests; 1878 ecclesias,
tical student, 9,52S churches and
chapcls in the United States. There
we're also at the same time % theo-
logical seminarics, 6S colleges, 557
academies and select schools, 1,65
parochial schools, 2l4 asylums and
Sc hospitals under the authorship
and control Of the Catholic hierarchy
of this country. There are now more
than $50 converts for women, and
1870 for men. The increase of the
wealth Of the church in this country
is also, d subject for congratulation
with the World. In 1850 it was SO,
25O,O 900; in 1860, nearly SGT COG, 600;
in 1870, about s6l,0OO,O0O, and the
World estimates that to-day the Cath.
Ole church holds the first rank as to
wealth of all the ecclesiastical organ
izations.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-08-30
New Rules on the Baltimore aud
Ohio.

We ascertain that the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company have in
troduced some new rules and regu-
lation, that operate for the advantage,
convenience and comfort Of the en-
ployes, among them the following
Each engine has a regular crew OF
hands that operate it, when used.
Nearly all are enabled to make full
time, as il is aimed to have force em-
ployed sufficient TO do the work, and
no more. At the end Of divisions,
places arc too he provided where en-
ployes can rest and be comfortable
waiting for return trips. One chief
grievance acomplained Of was being
frequently called uplong before their
time for leaving arrived. This has
been remedied by aid oftelegraph, so
arranged and systemized that no man
can be called more than an hour be-
fore his train moves out. Every en-
ploye being called up is allowed a
quarter Of day time whetherassign-
ed to duty or not. When engines are
LAYING off for repairs or necessarily
idle, the crew desiring to go home is
entitled to passes over the b. q .. II.
R.-KeySer Tribune.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-08-30
The Battles in the Shipka Pass

The dispatches concerning the
lighting at Shipka Pass, or rather at
the southern end Of it, do not abound
in information, 1t is sufficiently ev'
ident, however, that u determined as
sault on the Russian position was at
tempted on Tuesday last and that
the fighting continued with more OF
or less vigor up to Saturday. Snlei'
man Pasha seems to have been of the
impression that he had the Russians
ON the Balkans surrounded, and that
the force which he had sent north
through the Hainkoi Pass, under
command of Salib Pasha, had attack
ed them in tho rear, near Gabrova
and cut off their line of retreat
That is the meaning Of the report
which he made from the scene Of act
ion on Wednesday night. Within
the next twenty-four hours he ex-
pected to have them so completely
surrounded that unless they retreat
ed they would have no alternative
but surrender. But it did not come
10 pass. Salib encountered part Of
the Thirteenth Russian Corps near
Gabrova, and was prevented from &C.
complishing the purpose Of his Chief.
Nor did the assault Of the twenty
hattalions which Suleiman Pasha
hurled upon the Russian position at
the south end Of the pass succeed in
carrying it. The Russians stood 10
their guns, day after day, and in the
last charge on Thursday evening
wore on the point of carrying the 70.
doubts when Radetzky came up with
reinforcements and repulsod the at
tack with great slaughter. II was to
cut Off these reinforcements that So
lib Pasha was sent north, and he
would have done 1t but for his unex-
pected encounter with the Russian
Thirteenth Corps,
The Russians were up to Saturday,
still masters Of the situation. At no
time had their communications with
with Tirnova been cut. Reinforce.
mcnts went forward and arrived in
the very nick Of time, with Radetzky
in Gominund,-(tacinndi Commercial.
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LEGAL PUBLICATIoNs..
Commissioners Salel

IN pursuance or the terms Of decree OF
the Circuit Court OF Mason County
rendered on the 18th day Of October, 1870,
in Chancery cause wherein John NJ.
Brown & Bro, were complainants and John
Howell and Elizabeth Howell were defcn-
dants, l shall on the
goth dag of September, 1877,
sell at public auction at the front door OF
the Court House Of Mason County, Fifty
acres OF land belonging TO the defendant
Elizabeth Howell, situate OH the waters Of
Kanawha Thirteen Mile Greek.
TERMs.-0ne-fourth cash in hand and the
balance in two equal installments, taking
from the purchaser bonds with good secu-
rity payable in one and two years, with
interest from day OF sale and retaining the
title us further security,
W. Ii. T0lILINSoN,
August 30--Iw. Spec'l ConIr.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue OF q, Deed OF Trust executed
~ by W. j. Kallam, James Karrick, The
Odore Moore, and w. IL. Smith, to the UNI
dersigned, Trustee, dated the 10th day OF
May, 1876, duly recorded in the Clerks Of
fee OF the County Court OF Mason County,
In trust deed book number 5, page 50, to
secure the payment OF promis0ry note,
bearing date May 9Th, 1875, due one year
after date, and bearing interest at the rate
OF Sper cent. per annum from date, for the
sum OF $4,000, TO the New Haven Man.
uiacturing Company, and being required
by said Company, which claims that no
part OF said debt or interest has been paid,
! shall proceed to sell at public auction for
Cash, on Saturday, the 9th day OF
October, 1877, at the Machine Shop
formerly known as the Point Pleasant Ma
chine Works, situated on the Kanawha
River bank, In the town OF Point Pleasant,
at II o'clock A. NJ, the following property
viz One engine lathe 80 inch swing, 22l
II. bed with compound rest, 20 inch screw
chuck, and fixtures belonging 10 lathe; one
engine lathe, iSinch swing, 10 II. bed with
10 inch screw chuck, and the several Ak
lures belonging 10 the lathe; one pattern
makers lathe, "a inch swing and fixtures;
one iron planor with 10 Il. bed, Z "a Il. Ia.
bic, with one Is inch planer chuck and one
pair ~ inch swing plRner centres; one bach;
geared upright drill, 20 inck swing, n feet
high including one set twist drills and
sockets for same, from 10 II inch diane
ter, including the overhead commensurate,
pulleys and hangers and all other fixtures
belonging to and sold with tho above ma
chimes, being the same machinery sold Ia
said w. j. Kallam, James KarriCk, Thoo.
aoro Moore and w. II. Smith, by tho New
Haven Manufacturing Company, ls pOI
bill datOd May Ith, 1879.
G. I. SIMPSON, Trustee.