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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-09-13
TEHE RUSSIAN WAR.

During the past week some of the
heaviest fighting of the Russo Turkish
way has been iniie. The Russians with
forty thousand men, stormed and captured
Lovatz On the fifth inst, after heavy loss
Of life on both sides. The Turks, how
ever, retreated without confusion, carry.
ing the Mussulman families with them.
On Friday morning, the seventh inst,
the Russians began determined attack
upon Plevna, strongly fortified and i'm
portant Turkish position in Bulgaria,
some distance South of the Danube. For
the first two days no decided advantage
was gained, and number of lives were
lost, but on Sunday the ninth, after a
days fighting the town was captured and
the Turks put TO complete fight. The
Turks driven from Lovatz are said TO be
cut off from Osman Pacha's amy by
Russian cavalry, and will probably be
destroyed. But while the Russians have
been thus successful in the fighting, the
Turks have again been active in strategy,
and have, it is sail, effected a junction Of
their forces under Seleuman Pasha and
Osman pasha. The forces of the former
had been south Of the Balkans, and that
of the latter north, but by Scleuman
Pasha's forces crossing to the North, the
Turks again have very formidable
army, and threaten tho Russian commu-
nication over the Danube, which compels
the Cars forces TO partially fall back, 30
AZ to cover their line Of communication.
The fighting now is almost continuous,
and the position of Russia, though victo-
rious, is still precarious. A decisive de-
feat in Bulgaria might drive her forces
back across the Danube, which would
put cessation to the war if not an end
TO it.
In Armenia or Asiatic Turkey the Rus
slams have never recovered from their de.
feat, and are still acting oil the defensive
without having any serious opposition.
The present status of the Eastern ques.
tion is merely the fore-runncr Of the
great convulsion which will shake Europe
if the Ottoman Empire should be van
quished by Russia. Upon the disposi-
tion Of conquered territory the other
powers of Europe will come in for q
voice, and prolonged and general war
will probably follow. OF course if Rus.
sia is whipped this would not he the re-
suit, for the stdfu quo would in that event
not be disturbed. The general opinion,
however, is that Russia will conquer the
Turk, and Europe will fight over the
spoils.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-09-13

Gov. Hampton left Columbia on las:
Monday night for Rockford, Illinois
where he has gone TO deliver the annual
address before the Agricultural aud Me-
chanical Association, in conformity to an
invitation which he accepted some time
ago. No doubt the Governors sojourn
among the people of Illinr'@ will be
pleasant both to the visitor a.i the Wis.
.teti.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-09-13

:. Orders have been issued for the ap-
prenension of some of the principal agi-
tators among the Indians in the disturbed
region of the West, with view to placing
them in confinement in Florida, a prac.
ttice which has proven effective in quiet.
ing the disorderly among the Indians in
Indian Territory and elsewhere. Army
officers here do not anticipate any serious
commotion on account Of the death of
Crazy Horse.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-09-13
) Judge BLACK. Of peonavlyon,a a., /,

- Judge Black, of Pennsylyania. has
written O letter on Colonel SCOTS prono.
sltion TO increase the regular army ,Is one
means of solving he labor question.
Judge Black thinks this would moi be a
remedy, butan aggravation' Of the diseass,
'anc with grim humor suggests that II
Honid oe better and cheaper to charge
tne Eational treasury with fair wages 10
employees and let the corporations have
the fruits Of their labor rs clear gnin.
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NOTICE

y hereby given that an application will
islaturc to amend the Charter of the Sayan.
nah Valley Railroad, or for new Charter.
JAMES N, LATIMER. Sr.
sept 10, 1877 II On,
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SHERIFF's SALE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON County.
In tie Court Of Common Please.
Sallie F. Rucker vs.. George Caldwel1.-Tudg-
ment for foreclosure of feai Est.te.
pY virtue of an order to me directed by
IL Hon. j. T. need, Judge or the Eight,
Judicial Circuit, pro tenn, will expose to
sale OH the FIRST MONDAY in OCTOBER
next. at Anderson c. H., s. c.,
ONE LOT,
whercon the Defendant now resides, situate
within the corporate limits of the Town of
Anderson, in the County and State afore-
said, bound by boundary street, the Presby-
terian Church Cemetery and lands Of tie
Blue Ridge Railroad Company, containing
oae-i:ts!l oe ac acre, more CT Icss.
Terms Of Sale.-One-half cash, the other
half on twelve months credit, with interest
from date, the purchaser to give Icnd with
good security and mortgage OF me prem
ises to secure the payment Of the same, and
pay for all necessary papers, &c.
JAMES II. McCONN Eli,
Sheriff Anderson County.
Sept ., 1877 8
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no PURCEAsE.

a FARM OF 500 to 400 acres. well aestlel
"A IN good neighborhood, not moro than
hve miles from Pendleton, Greenyilie ar
Spartanburg. Address, with full particn-
lars, II. Q. H., Key Box 5i6, Char.eston. 8. q.
sept IS 1877 @ 4.
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THE SOUTH CARoLINA R0eUEs.

she hnvcsiigation Likely 80 Cos..:; 80 en-
End for Reasons Best Known to
Hayes.
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A Lively Set-to with Four Masked Men.

The Daily AiItOnid,a give an account
of desperate fight between miller and
four masked men, near Milton, Pa, last
Friday, from which we CLEAN the following
singular case of attempted burglary
transpired at Kemmerer's Touring mill,
situated about half way between Milton
and Watsontown last Friday night.
1t seems that son Of Mr.. Kemmerer
had been working about the mill until
midnight, and was just washing his hands
before going home, when man in disguise
opened the door, and presenting pistol
at the young mans head, demanded some
flour or his life, seeming to have pre-
ference for the former, as he at once laid
hold of sack of flour, which he proposed
to appropriate to himself. Mr.. Kemmerer
told him that sack was sold, but he would
get him some from another part of the mill,
and lowering his light started, his visitor
hourishing the pistol uncomfortably close
to his head the while.
Arriving at the bin mentioned Mr.. K,
suddenly seized flour stamper, and quick
as thought felled the intruder to the floor
dealing him several blows purely compli-
mentary to the occasion. The racket
brought large dog upon the field of ac-
tion just in time to extend a welcome to
another intruder who opened the door, and
was making it very lively for him, when
two more men came in, and driving away
the dog, rescued the two bleeding robbers
who were now lying upon the floor, carried
them to wagon in waiting and drove rap
idly away.
Mr.. Kemmerer was notinjured in the af-
fray aud cannot tell how badly the would
be burglars were damaged. No clue to the
party has as yet been discovered.
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skirmlsh with Tramps.

DowNINeTowN, Pa, November H.
The bands Of tramps that have recently
been robbing the freight trains on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, broke into num-
Der of loaded freight cars which we're
standing on siding at West Chester
Junction, and carried off large quantity
of valuable goods. Several of the employees
of the railroad company discovered the
robbery soon after its commission and
followed the robbers, but the latter fired
upon their pursuers and drove them back
to the Junction. At midnight the rail-
readers were reinforced by the arrival OF
number of trainmen from Lancaster, they
usually "laying over' at this point until
Monday morning.
The railroaders determined to make a
raid upon the depreciation tramps, whose
lair for several weeks has been in a woods
about three miles west from here. Between
and O'Clock this morning the train men
surprised the tramps while they were cast
ing dice for a division of the sppils, and
lively fight ensued, during which two of
the railroaders, Delos Harris and Charles
Burt, both brakemen, were injured.
Four of the tramps were also wounded,
and those with their comrades, some 90
others, were captured and taken to the
junction and locked up in an empty freight
car to await the disposition of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company. II is probable
they will be sent to the Chester or Lancas-
ter county Jail tomorrow morning.
The plunder found in their possession
has been replaced in the cars from which
it was stolen. Two trains were boarded
and stopped near Lewistown this morning,
and it was only after desperate resistance
upon the part of the conductors and their
assistants that the would-be train robbers
were driven off. 1t is estimated that be-
tween 1000 and !, 800 tramps are wander
ing through the country traversed by the
Pennsylvania Railroad, and particularly
between here and Pittsburgh
These nomads appear to plan their at
tacks upon the trains at such points where
there is little or no protection from regular
ly constituted constables and police, and it
requires the utmost vigilance upon the
part of the railroad men to prevent tho
stoppage of the trains and Illustrate the
robbers. A large number of the train
plunderers have been arrested and severely
punished by the courts of Chester, Della
ware, Lancaster and Columbia counties,
but this does not seem to abate the out
lawry in the least, but, on the contrary,
the outrages are now more numerous and
ftagrant than ever.
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taken from her wind-pipe by surgeon of
this city. He cut a small slit in her threat
and in that way worked the seed out, which
was found to be sprouted. 1t had been
there about three days, and in short time
would have caused the child's death. The
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