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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-22
TIE VAR ON TnE DiNrBE
Movements or Russian Troops Turk.
Concentrating AT SlIIstrIn.

IoNpoN, May y Tho .StondtrTs Rucha-
re-t doc patch says tha, 5000 Russians bolong-
ing ~ twelve divisions march toward Kraiova
to-mo rrow They viii 70" succeeded los thirty
ihrce divisions which are already waitn. at
the noNt stag in tho rear.
railway bridge over the Muta. near Slatlna.
f'h today. train ol ton wagons carrying
ammunition to Little Walluthiu was engulf.d
with D., attendants. Five passengers were
drowned
WITHIN the last furte-osht hours rumors II
ponce. Whirh, however. Hro not tru 'caNlc L. any
source. have been circulated among the Rus
~Iuu ,fi..r-
Tie Srna,. ha- unanimously voted the indc-
urud"rer ni huuu nn.
Tine >'dn iIUIs 81 |. t,f-lurs 4, -uaich SAYS
That fhH Car Will start iDrf'a nI"uht ON fhr 2l
Of June. II" wii d.. nl sent about fnrrr wrrl-.
Iuc NdnItrfS Vienna d,~Itrh says the
Turt- are oau',lfrailn-; iar-, nH--e- 81 troops
at inuukai AMI Sl-t Nn. '~pr,i o.. to- Rus
-lan- To- max" "a powerful a'ftiAN 10 cross the
Dlnul" within thD B.. % Z WdlN-.
Tho Port" has '"'u iruirlug of contra tors
about fhr time in Whi % ttuufttlls : OF pr0Nlsluns
could b' stored ia .a- intiuople.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-22
HfrES HELPING ms FRIENDS.
Member OF the South Carolina Returning
Board Given Fat once.

WASHINGTON May 2i.-All through the
negotiations which proceeded the withdrawal Of
the troops from South Carolina. tho on l'c OF
Internal Revenue Collector was one Of those
which Hamptons friends believed would he
filled byn man of southern sympaihies. To-
day it was hed by the appointment Of Dunn.
N-Ntornry-Gcnornl and "a member OF the Re-
turning Board VIII %, under hi- opinions. = I at
nauglt the decisions uf the supreme Court.
Dunn entered the : ate since tho var. and has
boon lass lciatrl with the turdDIa hiug. The
man has hnen quiet niombrr IT tn" King. and
it, snryic,ailc tool rather than its active worker
iut his appointment Is none the less "a rreugni-
tion of the disEraHviul history of tnc Republi-
can party in tn, state.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-22
OTIiIH G.iR TOTTCS.
uungaiians tiVing Austria Ia Interfere-The
Closing of the Danube.

pIsrH. May 2l. In rcmarkahlcarticlcin in
thoHs'wLpy'tAcM.nl-icrof the Foreign AfYalrs
is warn 'l not 90 continue any longer The poll y
otma-,'r.Y nntnity Prompt action /, urged
fnr the onl. .ient protection - the frontiers. The
anNi IS with which 'Ncuts on the lower Danube
are watched i'm hungary finds true cNpr, -,ion
IN thi4 article Ar.ush confidence In Count
Andra~~y l- set tlushakrn. tAn general uuouSi-
l'-- l''i "n 80 cunt ol ih, "luN'. .t' attitude of
TIE q , ruunnf bats reN' mod 81 hi-.h pitch.
NIGNNA. MAY u. Ihr lOumanun amt Rus.
~IIu Hutuurltlr- i--Ii . % ,l,' r'r uu Friday prI-
hN.uus u.l traffic nu the nanuh'. This c.m-
lor'iy Iaraly2s- % iarg par o' iiungarau
trade. Count Audr.~-y has Grrl,0l GO TAI. iu-
needn't" -tl- Mnin-t the arriving out 10 80 'h
mraonrrs. Although how'll doubfir-~ lr Join "A
Toy other powers, he Will not wait for tAclr Coz
OtN ration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-22

PARIS May u Ia Ffn,cc asserts that in
-pit'of the cl'rts ~ the powers, the llcllrnc
Cabin j. about 10 s0ui a notr to tic Porte de-
manding the amrloration Of the condition Of
the irork prnNlnf'~u Of Turkey.
ATnlNs NAl -. Tho Porte has sent a harsh
reply o. tr'r'n = strong IT, pros futaiin rtla-
tive to th" r'hus'of rurki-h lreanl- from
prison al JaninH and their entry INTO Greece.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-22
TIE BOOKSELLERS ILlGllI'
mn 7HE ON NEU YORK Ho' >hS AZ
rfyI HIfsYTN Nlu JERSEY.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-22

LoNDoN, May 81 \ Bucharest telegram
announces that lioumania yesterday Iro'am-
cl D. = nniolendrnrc and declared war ui,a. nst
Turkey. Iut Nlll r.u'llN. .oi Oh" defensive.
Ilr l,'.Nfdlt.s Burlar'~ eurr'- -plu0'ut uu-
nnuuc, tlai hc has lai au interview wth the
lunrrOi houmnnia. who stated tlut no dlyi ire
ptusr, oi annexation is entertained hy Russia.
Reuters Bucharpo - Telegram confirms the in-
trlilg'uHr that the Enumnninu Chamber of
Deputies have unanimously adopted a ltsnlu-
tlun 'ic 'larng war against Tuihry and pro-
ca1ins the absolute indcpenIence OF Rou-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-22
An American Mns..,ra,c for Egypt.

WAsWSGToN. MAY 2l-ln compliance with
ih' limitation OF ue hacu,v. 90 r-,i, that uic rucl
>' Hront aiioint nH-l,trAtc ilr ii~ iglD ill
va unt. u.t oi,fs n tnt country. thc fr-Ntnt nH,
Nrsi-uatod tic Hon iil..,N Ntrl Ncw urI 900. go
100 uAf position. Nj Morgan WAS iuimcils uu the 81
lltulc Court bench 90 Louisiana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-22
Ten Million. OF nond. for the syndicate.

WA,ulNoroN. May 2l Tho Secretary " th'
Treasury viI ftr issue a. 800 fr f'i.u ioht, N
h.l- fr fH. sNaiil4f, ItI- tt fNiiN .,,t ufn ,aIl
IiI NNIf- f.l iIlIN 4. l- lll Irt
SIN millions c.ui nl, Ild iur Nis O., .i,'fcd bonds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-22

LIVERPOOL. May 2l.-A mutinv occurred to-
dav uu board the American slnp Kate piv,uport capt
Nact at thi, port or Mobile The oh,, onc. wa. .lut
,fIl stihIHu I.ttr utu Ntr. shot, IIr NNuul,d were
mhcn to hospital Ino -mr Will Doc taiued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-22

AZ Indianapolis Hartford, Indianapolis. 0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-22

san FANcIscn. MAY 2l.-'rur liussiAn gun
h,tt ErnH, sii.d from tins poitw i.} uuIcg scaled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-22

,, ,Amariouu Son Cl-uI,C,.'- Pure Cap-umtod
Neh.'., lutpi. .u n lt..- bosses A.du.s'. .-.lt,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-22

Beware of limitations Of puudas. Dick Il Co.'S
soft cay suts.-1is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-22
JOYIINos lu0Ir T0UN

ulla.I' Rain ar.o- Narah!' winds -'anf to south
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-05
Current op,uiou

They're just beginning to whisper
for 1880 Go b McC-n and
W-de In Result in Jer,ey
will have something to DO with it
TChicago Times.
So far 3 We believe we can speak for
rhe people of this State, we say, do not
increase the roll Of the army by siu-
gle man additional TO It's present force
= Little Rock (Ark Gazstte, Dem
The immense subsidies granted to
Northern aud Western improvements
did not exhaust the beuefcence of orr
paternal Government to those sections
of the country Congress. from 1862
10 1866. gave So 600 900 of United
Siates.6 per cent bonds to six OF the
Northern corporations alone, upon
which the South is 20 day paying It's
PRO rata Of interest l-f[ New Orleans
Times.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-05

Hayes Is the proud author Of the
ru.-m that me WHO serves his country
best@~erves his party best Iup,much.
however, as People divide iuto parties
Tor the very reason that obey differ as
o what l. best for the country, aud
man taking position as Democrat
lr Republican IS evidence dat he
hlnNs the principles OF one or the
'ther party ought to prevail Ia the
"dul'lstFaiIon OF he Government as
gei"S ne better. HayeS pct saying
uo0S no' Amount 10 n'1ch.
An nee coHn'ties must be governed
oy Pnf.les' and The Tact Oh a e"'zin
DC =, 1I'- - cue I'D preference To
' iIJ - ''''' Nv '.'''' y 'i''' ''i9
~, 0'n 80"
'eS' CO e - nc - d" "'N07'
~ ~ 'H'5 49,, ,t,,t ~" ~ VIZ -
"a - '"- 5 ~ az " ~ - ms
ne manifest oUJ4'1 OF the HayFs
travelling circus l. % advertise 'hr
proprietor anu c"'e' PetIotmer.
ana me man VINO uId an 'he'e me
tUiU3~, ne says, a. ne ltib~ INTO tue
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-05

The summer months have lef' rs, and
We start into the season of the brown
fields and sere aud yellow leaf Me"
have talked Of hard times, aud the
strikes have brought disaster and
sense of insecurity; bat, taken ali
in all. there never was summer that
brought to right thinking people so
much to be thankful for
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-05

CAssIus VI. CLAY shot and killed a
negro. on his farm near Richmond.
Ky. last week. lir Clay was enc OF
The first. bravest and most persistent
AboIitiopi.t 10 keniucky.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-05

a pendent proPouuds certain
inquiries respecting the depreciation
IF the greeuback dollar, which do not
eem to US to possess mnch practical
orce. To describe precisely when
his depreciation begins, or how it pro
eeds, is to 90 over the whole history
# our financial experience; and this
-ould not facilitate a cure of our pres
ut evils. Il is enough TO know thar
he Federal Government Is responsible
or this depreciation, and is thus bound
to restore the currency to lis former
tate, when a dollar in paper was worth
4 dollar in gold, We urge this duty
increasingly, without stopping to dwell
upon the errors of the past, or. to spec
Mate upon the steps and methods by
which we have wearily dragged through
the mire Of insolvency.
Our attention is also directed to q
Tennessee genius who writes to the
Athens Post, proposing scheme Of
relief for our situation. Tie de
fects OF his plan, and Of many other
similar plans are in their utter imprac
iicabilify, and in the fundamental err
ror of the supposition on which the,
NO b,se3 that Government can reStort
prosperity by legislation. This false
notion is the pareat of Thousand fol
lies among high aud low. To exiin
guish these follies Is a. impossible
TO destroy the mosquitoes Of foreo
by attacking them one by one. W.
do not, therefore, undertake the task
We patiently await the nipping frost
OF public Judgment and the irre>i-ri
hle forces OF truth, which will finally
freeze them all
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-05

There are q few mounds in Full
ton county, ali near .Ae Mis- i--.uai
river. They present the appear
2nea Of .lool ou.-, or may BE al-
tar- on which the natives OF -thc
long ago" wor-hippcd Tacv are
not works of thc modern Indians.
\ peculiar car-hen vessel has been
found i'm some OF them.
Fulton county received Its name
in honor Of Robert Fulton. the rele-
brated engineer. lie was born in
Little Britain, in the State of Penn
sylvania, IN 1863. in his infancy
he WAS put to school in Lancaster
where he acquired the rudimen5- Of
3common English education. Here
his peculiar genius manifested it-clt
at very early age. All his hours
Of recreation We're passed ia the
shops Of mechanics, or in the en-
ployment OF his pencil. At the
ago Of seventeen years. he went to
Philadelphia, and entered under
portrait and landscape painter.
where he remained until he was
twenty-ono. In his twenty-secoud
year, he went to England, where ne
was received with great kindness
by his celebrated countrvman. Ben
iamin West, Who was so pleased
with his promising genius and his
amiablc qualities, thu5 he took him
into his house, where he continued
an inmate for several Years, de-
voting his time to painting. At
this period he formed many valua-
Die acqnaintluces, among others
with the Duke of BridgeTater, 50
famous for his canals, and Lord
Stanhope. a nobleman celebrated
for his love Of science, and partic-
ularly for his attachment to the me-
chanjc arts. Even at that early
period, he had conceived the idea
of 6ropelling vessels by steam, and
he speaks in some OF his manuscripts
of its practicability In May, 1874.
he obtained from the British GOV
ernment patent for double in
clined plane, to be used for trans
portation and in the same year he
submitted to the British society for
the promotion of arts and commerce,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-05

y lady remarked toa printer, the
other day, that al houeh he might
print kiss, he must never publish it.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-05
A Singular Request 'gza;ss
GasgS4 Rs2 Granted.

Z HAVE time and again requested The
1 Tax payers OF FultoH county TO come
forward aud pay their taxes Some re-
sponaed cheerfuily. while others have
thus far failed to comply with this rea-
sona5lo rec 6est. I shall hereafter cease
10 lmp0rtuge with those in default-'mt
viii ask their horses, mules, cattle, hogs,
sheep corn, wheat, tob4cco. household
aud kitchen furniture, land and tene-
ments to pay their taxes. These viii
certainly respond TO the demand under
The manipulations OF the Sheriff aud his
Deputies This january 20th 1871
3. K. WALKER, Sheriff
jan26 If
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-05
FSayesi;. the Sou;ls.

The journey of Mr.. Hays through
he South, unlike the previous excur
ions Of the same parsonage, displays
one feature Of extraordinary suggest
iveness and Importance We refer to
"a fact that among the throrc@ that
have surrounded him and cheered him
10 one prominent Republican ba- been
cen. The representatives, Of the party
ghch bore Mr.. Hayes TO the White
House have All been conspicuous by
heir absence Ouly Democrats and
x-Coufederates have awaited him, vel
coined him, and cheered him.
The reason of this is plain Since
SIR. Hayes came into power he has
,teadily turned his back upon tie Re
publican party, repudiaiins its ancient
IDEAS, pushing aside its leading men
u the Southern States, and seeking
for friendship and support in the ranks
If the Democracy alone Hence the
peciacle to which we have referred
Hence the plaudiis of Democrats and
ne sullen absence of Republicans
Ills own party stand aloofslrom him
ecause they feel that he has destroy
d them The other party crowd
round him because they know chat he
las done precisely what they require
aud dcne it more thoroughly and win
less question or hesitation than Mr
ridden would have broughtto The task
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-05
Spontaneous Continuation.

Carl SrEurZ Is Il-t BOSS tue busiest
mau at Washington. M9>to! his time
Tor the last three o. four months has
been occupied IN ihe investigation Of
iraGd- ami corruption in the Indian
Bureau, Patent OHee, aud Other
branches of the Iategiyr Department,
in which oilicia. appointed by De'auo
aud Chandler, aud retained by hlm
are known 10 be eliminated W heu
he took charge OF the department these
scandals had long been notorious,
aud many OF the individuals connected
with them were well known to tie
public He made no fort 90 purge
the service ot the gross mIurlle>,
bat on be contrary promoted to :
pou,ib.e trusts some OF the moss
offensive OF the class. against whom
public criticism had Teen severely
detected Fine theories. ir0uc.aa
rules, and faucifol Experiments were
substituted for practical reform u o
department. where integrity auI es''o
isAed character a-e The first r,q J-i'e,
for successful administration Aud
now, Geiofe any Of these no Vesil-a
lions which Mn. Schurz ,et on top
are terminated, he Is forced =
another which overtops them all
will probably have the effect Of sci
some Of them aside r
The building occupied by the y
terror Department was originally con
-tructed Tor the Patent Olh.e *
ciu>iyeiy, long before the Department
vas created. Il is Of stou-, aud has
always been regarded as among the
most substantial OF ar public edidces
In broad day, aud apparently mithout
il fire having been kiudled for ANY
ordinary purpose 10 the building .
large portion of the contents OF two Of
the wings aud the root were DESTROYED
No alarm vas sounded until after al,
fifme> among 'he models Of The Pat
ent Once had made fearful havoc
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-05

Gov. PuFLps. Of Missouri, has aP-
pointed David H. Armstrong TO tie
vacancy in the t. s. Senate caused by
the death Of Senator Bogy.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-05

4 little boy on his way TO mill near
McMinngiiie, Tenn went uodpr =
tree to pick up some apples, aud found
several pieces of silver. These b.,
carried homo. when a further searrL
was made, aud over six hundred .6acs-
Of silver. buried thirty fye year. ago
hy an old miser, were uuearihed
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-05

Mrs a T. Stewarf, wheu aske,I.h,
her toilets were not richer, replied
quietly. "Of course cou q have ,be
richest clothes money could ba,. lint
what IS the use Of being rich if one
cannot have the privilege Of dressine
simply As much as to say. only
those whose position is not as.nrsd
ueed worry aud lnaneuser for eo.tIy
robes
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-05

Mr. II S Mnrrill, late Of the Fulton
Times. has purchased the material Of
the Paducah Ken'uckian. which he
viii move to Mayfeld aud begin the
publication Of the May field Lender as
daily during ;he fair, aud as weekly
thereafter. This viii make three Dem-
ncrn,;c na1.nrs in NIarE.II
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-05

The members Of the Greensboro bar,
without regard to politics join in a
call upon Judge w n Sweeney to
become a candidate for Judge of the
Court of Appeals.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-01-03
The Bogus Tax Levy.

Thc County Auditor has been order
ed by the usurper To charge
on his books, fifteen mills against all
the property in this County for State
and half mill for widows
Two mills for schools, and the County
Commissioners are called upon to levy
a tax of three mills for County rur'
poses, this, together with the tive
mills levied by u meeting OF the citi'
'zens of the township for schools vii
make Notwithstanding mills or
the dollar, or two dollars and aquartel
on the hundred dollars. The County
Commissioners will act on the matter
next Tuesday. We do not believe the
Auditor or the Commissioners vii
acknowledge the usurper to he Gov
ernor.
The tax demanded by the usurper Is
In striking contrast with the amount
called for by the Governor.
We would advise the people not &c
pay one cent of tax money to the
uslIrper. The tax bill was passed by 4
bogus Legislature that could make nc
law. AS o rs Gov. Hampton ap-
points a Treasurer for this County, we
hope our people'will respond without
dc lay to the call from the real Gov
,ernOr of the State.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-01-03
Address to tho People Of South Car
DINA.

COLUMBIA, s. g., January !, 1877.
In accordance with and under tho au-
thority given by tho resolutions OF the
House Of Representatives, ! hereby call
upon all the faithful, law-abiding and
loyal citizens Of South Carolina who de-
sire to maintain the government of their,
choice to come forward promptly, and to
pay ten per cent. of the amount Of tho
taxes paid by them last year. Due notice
will be given to the citizens OF each
ty Of tho appointment Of some proper
agent for the collection of tho contribu-
ton hero called for. The resolutions Of
tho House of Representatives authorize q
call for twenty-five per cent. Oflast years
taxes but all immediate wants of the 10.
ultimate government Of the State 4 be
supplied, if the people will respond gen.
orally to the call hero made for ten per
cent. The inmates of the charitable Int
penal institutions of the State arc now
it is to meet their needs which appeal to
ed.
1t is for tho people of South Carolina
now to determine whether they will sup.
port the government they have installed
or the attempted usurpation which is OIL
ly upheld by tho bayonets of the Federal
troops. 1 am but tho representative OF
the people Of the State, and to their dccis-
ion I shall bow with profound respect.
- long as they choose to support me a.
the duly elected Governor, / shall main
tain that position, and if supported by
them I feel safe In assuring them thai
their rights will 0 o be firmly establish
ed and fully recognized. Our cause is
Just, and we have left its vindication t.
tho highest legal tribunal of the State anc
Of tho United States. l adjure Il people,
therefore. TO he staadfrst, law-abiding and
peaceful, and l pray that the new year
will bring TO them tho blessings Of peace
and Of prosperity.
WADE HAMPTON,
Governor of South Carolina.