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I'm III. il'rny.Is

Grand Muster, f.. l.. Sicarn, of the
/. o. .. i. arrived horo yesterday, and
left for tho west this morning. 10
has now finished his round in Eastern
Novndn, having visited every Lodge of
the order cnst Of Reno, something that
has never hoCn done before by n
Grand Muster in this State. Ito ro-
ports favorably on, tho condition Of
tho Order Gonerally.
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Ill.

We learn that our esteemed towns
man, Mr.. Edward Phillips, has been
confined to his room for the past three
or four days, but wcro unable to learn
the nature OF his illness. However,
we IRE pleased to record TINT there no
serious cuuso for alarm among his
many flieuds, ms his condition is not
considered dangerous. and he will
doubtless be out again in Rfew days.
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From Tuesdays DaiIy.]
i hr SINYIriIr Troupe.


The 1.-Two Orphans" WIS presented
to frsi.rnte house. lust evening. and
considering the necessarily mnny dis.
advantages with which travelling
company is obliged 10 contend in the
way Of insufficient scenery, slnge ruom,
stngu machinery, and effective purn-
phernalin generally. tho piece was we'll
rendered and afforded very general sat
isfnc,iom. Snwtcllc is remarkably YER
satilo and possesses real merit MS IN
motor, which under favorable auspices
wonld culnmRnd ready recognition.
Two Of the ladies OF the troupe nru also
far above mcdiocrity, and acquitted
themselves very crcditHhlv throughout.
The fhct TINT tho last audience WAS
much tho largest during their stay
here. is n stroug cnrd in their favor,
and VIC commend them to the consider
ntion 0f orr Eureka noishburs without
hesitation.
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Til. C"rnuc"piL correspondent Of
tho .M""1 Eercr, wriiin. from that
place says tho Leopard mine Is i'm.
proving MIL the force Of workmrn is
heinz imcrc,s,d: On the .22O.toot lew
81 Of TIE iIu.scy, ihirty.inel vrin Of
ar" il Developed which assays without
sIriing nearly $500 per ton.
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The ItOIIItri.tc,

Tho man Drceves WHO shot and kill
led Wadson at stock ranch south onst
Of Sprnccnont, NIL account of. which
was published in this piper. n few dnys
ago. was brought hero IN charge Of tho
Deputy Sheriff hy tho train this morn
ing. Ills preliminary examination be-
fore Justice Taylor was still in progress
"a wO went 10 press,
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Passengers for TusrnrOrn.

by Van Droillcn'R line, yesterday
evening: Il. Lcichtcr, J. Hermit md
eight Cinnamon.
by Wnrlrop & Co.'s Fast Freight mud
Passenger Line, this morning: G.. II.
baldwin. q. a. Kingston, VI. G'Ncii,
+. j.. DANES, DIR. Donl, aud 1000 lbs.
fast freight.
By private conveyance this morning:
w. y. Van Drcillcn and s. =. Scars.
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After windy disngrccablo dry yes
tcr'lny, II commenced to rain about
0o'clock last evening, and raincd ut
intervals ull night. which had the Of.
feet of thoroughly laying the dust,
purifying tho mir, Had producing II
feeling Of cxhilcrntiOn in Nll air.brcRth.
ing Gro lturcs, md il IL not unrcusUlln.
bio to suppose TINT tho fishes also mny
feel relieved after tho long period Of
drought through which We hnvo just
pissed.
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departures by Stage

las. night for Tnscnrurr. were Mrs.
l.. &. Dorsey. G.. G. Perkins. Z. A.
White, VI. &. Muno. W. Cuhcn and o.
Muscs.
This evening: for Tuscarorn, Peter
Terrier q. Aundrny, e. W. Fuller,
II. D..ly ana f"ur Cinnamon.
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THERE is now here q chr-load of
heavy Gmbers, which were sent here
for the Panther Co. of Cornucopia, and
arrangements huve been mado to ship
them immediately to the Grand Prize.
IT vii! not be long before the loss of
the hoisting works. by fire, of tho
Grand Prize Co. will be repaired.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

TNDEPIINDENCE MINING cont
ipcGs, Sau Francisco, OsllToriiis. Location ~
works, Tuschrora District, Elko County, SeY.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that AI meeting of
tho Board Of directors. held on tho LIST day Of
September, 1871. m assessment, No. 1, OF M.
teen cents per share uas ioyIed upon tlIe cspiia,
stock OF tho Corporation, payable llnmedIsttly
III United States gold coin 20 tho Secretary, n
California street, Ban TrancIsco, California =,
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on tho Oh day OF October,
nj public auction; aud unless payment a. made
before Will be cold on SATURDAY. the 2,th day
Of October, 1877, TO pay tho delinquent assess.
menI, together With costs Of hdycItlAlug and OK.
tors. -E--3 ,
II. II. DROWN, Secretary.
OIricE.Room 8. No. 42o California street,
Ban FrapeiscO, California. sI.Id
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE TO JACOB uAqN. Co-owNER II
owner OF one fourth intercFE IN tho lila mine,
situated In Roes Greek Mining District, Ilko
Coz slate OF Nevada, that II at the expiration OF
ninety dnys after the publIcaio ion Of tis notice,
Jon Will bRve failed to contribute Your pro-
portion Of lheInLnal expenditure nsdo on tho
said mine during aud for the year 1877, rs re-
CURED by Tho Act of Congress, approved Msrch
torcst, as above described, will become tho
property OF your Co-owncrf, tho. deraIgned,
who have made tho annual expenditure, Ac-
fHEJ. -GARlECHT,
J. J. GARHECHT,
ID. K0HLER. ~ D..
Elko, August 70. 1871. E2o.ood
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To FARMERS AND OTHERS. Having
assumed entire control Of tho black
smithing, wngon.making and machine
shops, nm now prepared to do any
mud NIL kinds Of work in my line, par.
ticularly tho repairing Of agricultural
implements, on tho most favorable
forms.
A. IBRUOE.
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Stn-e DcpartIlres.

BY Van DrielleM's line: Gins. White.
s. II. Rankin, II. Bailey. Miss Julia
Deals, Jenn Fouchc. G. Snyes md p.
Snpicr. by Wartlrop e. Co.'s Fast
Freight nnd Passenger line: l.. Engler,
G. w. Roberts, g. II. Egins and three
Chinnmen.
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The following shipIiamt OF Grand
Prize bullion wns inadvertently lett out
al uGr isSnu Of yesterday. Eight bnrs
weighing go pounds. valued ut 49,
III Is.
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TO the Ladies'.

just received ut Muller's Drug Store.
direct from tho manufacturers, large
assortment OF TOILET Scars and FASCY
ARTICLES, which will DO sold at reduced
prices.
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a Good n'cnIiI.

We noticed n particularly fine look
ing team Of oAon going out to Tuscnr-
ora to-day, belonging to Mccoy, con-
sistinG of sixteen yoke Of oxen and
three very heavy Wagon s loaded with
twelve Thousand feet Of lumber for the
Grand Prize Cu,npany.
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ltti1ilO11 IlCCCISFti.

Yesterdays stage brought down, md
delivered ut Wells, Furgo & Co.'S. Of
fee, seven bars Of Leopard bullion val
ucd nj 1918 CT. Also, ono bar from
2. Meyers Of Mountain City, valued
at 5000 90.
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Improving.

From the Republican of the 10th, We
learn that james Brown. the wounded
messenger, continues 10 improve. DIR.
Bishop yesterday discovered that the
small bone of tho leg had been fractur-
ed, but doing little harm. sa.i-
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AFTERNOON Ec.RD.


425 valley 6oc' Doc.
Az Eurekn Co.. aoT'
3lO Leopard itOc.
200 HuSsey, 4oc, 5oc.
2Oo DO Frees l9oc, ieoc.
40 Grand Prize, 1914 l6H.
3o0 Argentn, 2JOc.
925 Navajo, 2GOc' ~.
3OO Grand Central, J..
34G0 Endowment. 33oc, 32Oc.
29O Young America. DOC.
4O0 Venture. llOc, 1l5c.
43i5 Silver Prize. l3Oc, l46c.
3OO Hornet, llOc, lose.
20 PHOENIX, SOC.
BOD JAcISon GL .
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1t seems that the proposition to hold
n Constitutional Convention in Cali.
fornin which was submitted to a vote
ut tho recent election has been DO
ieated.
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bullion Received.

The stage from Tuscarora this morn.
ing, brought down and delivered at
tho Office OF Wells, Fargo & Co. eight
bars Of Grand Prize bullion, weighing
---pounds, nnd Tlucd NJ &c.,
G70 OF.
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WlIlfrIV.

THE wealth has been cloudy md
quite chilly since the rain yesterday
morning, Ianking winter clothing aud
n small quantity OF lire necessary in
order 10 preserve comfortable tenn
nrrnImrr
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Stnyc Arrivals.

By Vnn Dricllcn's limo; W. T.. Smith.
and s. S. Sears. by Wardrop & Co.'s
Fast Freight and Passenger limo: W.
II. UShco, Joo Chimney and Frank liar.
will,
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Oysters doing Down,

In consequence of tho prospective
advance in Turkey, corresponding do.
cline in oystcrs Is in order, and hero
after four bits will secure plate of tho
luscious bivalyos Mt the Gem Restaurant
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There nrc ut present thirteen prison.
era In tho county jnil, including clovcn
hold TO answer before the Grand Jury.
ono serving aontenco aud one under
sentence OF death,
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Arrivals Ivy Stage.

From Tuscnrura. Mrs. Waller. d.
Kitchen, }. II. Irundny, N. Moran, W.
NJ. Cook; from CDruucopia. j. W.
Bucl:EXkIm.
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llchnrd Wilson. ono OF tho escaped
c"myictI from tho Utah pcuitcntiary
has been recaptured, and active search
for tho otller four, is being carried on.
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IvIn.s, Liquors aud cIgars
SIR ASHLEY COOpER's

VITAL RTsTOISATIyEl-T GREAT
ENGLISH REhEDY FOR NERVOUS DE-
BlL1IY, SpermAtorrh9a, Seminal Weakness,
aud Premature Decline Of Physical Force.
The vital Restorative
Viii positively cure. thoroughly and pArFuau-
emily, any case Of EXHAUSTED VITALITY, or
nervous debility, either acute or OF long stand.
Ing. aud In either EEK, no matter FROM what
cause produced. ,fR.A q
Tho Vital Restorative TO-
Is q thoroughly scientific prescription, II not .
quAck nostrun. hence perfectly SAio 70 tako. In
pleasant to tho tate. supplies 70 tho oerebro-
spinal aud sympathetic systems OF nerves now
force, ..'..0. .Ea ~
Purines and Enriche1 S-,,
The blood. reiuvcnaling and rcinviKoratinR
both mind and body. Thousands both In this
country and In Europe can teSdfy TO tho great
restorative properties OF this really great medi.
cine. - 49, Il
Price. 50 por bottle. OF four times the guam.
obsei walton. on receipt Of price. 9i 4
tGraduate University OF Pennsylvania. iato
Resident surgeon 0rthopoed.c Hospital OF Phil.
Adelphh1 10 KeArney street.
Sole Agent. to whom ali letters should be al.
dre4Led. '-aFS
r. g. n. MINT1R can DO consulted In TSf-
erencs to the above complaints duriug once
horis from A. II. to p. ~. daily, aud to
IN tao evening, Sundays. 10 A. NJ to ?. n.
Full liHcctioDH and RdVIra frAa With
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GOLD, Sl.O3X. Currency, % q
97H.
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Ia Town.

We noticed on the streets today,
q. II. Shepherd and Mr.. Shepherd Sr.
from South Fork, aud Mr.. Conner
from LnmUillP.
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Cattle Killed.

Tho eastern passenger train yester-
day evening rnn into u band of cattle
III thu cunyon above osino. aud killed
six head. ..., ...-,.
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I'crHOIInl,

Mrs. ". II. Brown nnd sister arrived
yesterday evening, from Virginia City.
Col. Moore, Of Ruby Valley, Is In
town. lio informs III TINT the inrlnors
In Ruby nto busy cutting their grain.
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brick,

Ben Fitcl! has the kiln OF brick 10 be
used in building j. II. Rund's resi-
dcuce, almost ready for burning.
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Arrivals IIY STAGE,

From Tuscarora by Van Drillens
line. j. Mowbrcy, j. l.. Williams, d.
HJlleya, j. Vincent, Alcd Williams,
Il. Loring, L. l.. S;earn, w. ]. Munccy.
All Yum.
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\ Good appointment.

Mr.. J. W. Wordsworth has been mp
pointed Deputy Sheriff Mt Tuscaroru,
vice Edwards resigned.
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When The ~ o.,o,n, cove, u, p.r,,r

"hr" The Blossoms Cover lis Darling.
Js lko namo Of another Of tho popu.
TAR Chnrlica Bakcr's new songs, md
Gnu DO had from any music dealer In
lilo United States. or from tho publish.
't' f. W. UoImick, No. 30 Wcst Fourth
"'iee'' Cincinnati, o., by sending 50
conts,
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Coal.

There are twcnty-siS carloads OF
coal now Oh the side track awaiting
shipmcn. to TuscGrora for the Grand
Prize Mining Company.
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s. j. SMITH, matchmaker and jew
elcr, Elko, Nevada.
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Fresh Oysters,

Fine SGddle Rock Oysters, just re-
cciycd nj tho GEM.
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new TIN SHOP

Particular attention paid 10 every character
OF work IN our limo. -.
All repairing neatly and promptly executed.
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BooTH's Oval Brand Oysters. just 70
ceIvcd fresh, at tho GEM.
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Relays Of horses on the road enables thom 10
90 through TO TuscarorA tho day they leave
here. Freight Cents per Pound.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
A71
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Fon "Boquet Specials" go to the
Gem.
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$40 KNITTING MACHINE. SEQ

TIE NKw BloKFoRD FAMILY KNITTING
MACHINE, all complete for $40. tFor-
pls.s one. OF csnsSs re-. any on s re-
ceipt OF Retail price. Send for New DeScrip-
tive Circular. A splendid chance for AokETS,
one waited In every town. Exclusive right VI
sale given FREE. Addrtss
ROCKFORD KNITTING MACHINE MFa. CO.,
A39 ~ i.Ess .st@5- ~ Brattle boro. VI.
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FRESH milwaukee, Beer just received
ut the Gem"
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ELKo. NEVADA.
II. D. IIARRnuN, PROPRIETOR.

-. Having ntt.duPIn
A0zEA elegant style his ed91CS9N
SSas ~ NEW REsrAr1AHT,
e~SxI~4x2 Aid having provided himself
With everything desirable and necessary for thu
cOnduct OF = fIR.s7-CLASS HOUSE, he iIould
Inform his friends and the public that At the
FRENCH R0TIsSER1E, on Railroad Street,
dueed on tho PAeido Coaat-WILD GAhE,
POULTRY, FISH, and PASTRY AND
MEATS OF ALL KINDS -. ~ ~
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go 800 -.-.-----
nrliIIniiriiiI.l,

Tho 30 Free" delinquent list appears
elsewhere IN this paper,
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ALSO,
MEALS AT ALE HOURS

MEALS AT ALE HOURS 5sl
Asrsdussa ,atei-so and r,l!, q Cents.
At the BAR will he kept constantly on hand
q superior assortment Of ,I'si,F.
Wines, Liquors aud Cigars.
FREsu HALTIMon E oTsrEns
Furnishod in every, style; ,sl.r
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A GOOD BARGAIN.

'INIIE STORE AND ISNTIRE STOCK
i OF Mcssrs. BubiGr Brol. IN Tusclroru, re
offered for sale ClIE.p. Tho house is doing
thriving business; tho onIy object IN selling
being that one Of tho propIiciors desires to
move back 80 his Old homo In tho East. For
particulars apply to G. II. Boiler In Elko, or
at the store In TugcaEora. h22.lm
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Departures.

j. +. jacobs, Mrs. llowerton. @.
Ross, Babcock.
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UNDER THE BLOCKADE.
Ingenuity of southern Women In Domes-
tic Matters During the War.
fPhiladelphia Weekly Times.


Ingenuity kept pace with necessity, and
make many pretty trifes. Rabbit, otter and
muskrat skins tanned at home, were home
made into sets of furs which would not have
done discredit to skilled frrrier Exquisite
feather fans were manufactured from white
geese feathers, and the famous feather flowers
OF the Brazilian nuns, aside from their bril-
liant .coloring, are scarcely more beautiful
crate bride; yet they were the work Of lady
them done In time,'' wrote the giver.
My white westphalia geese went
themsel Ives 50 dirty that they o." had TO to
be washed and penned up to dry before
their feathers could be used" French flowers
were more than scarce, and nearly all bonnet
trimmings, as well as the bonnets, were home
made. Straw flowers, straw cords and tas-
sells, ruehes and rosettes Of raveled silk--these
were more common and lest costly than well
made feather flowers. Altogether the women
managed well enough except with regard to
their bonnets. In total ignorance of the Pa
risian decree. which with the rest of the
world had reduced these to mere idea,
they went on steadily adding to the size OF
theirs until in 1865, when the barrier of their
armies gave way, they stood revealed In ver-
bonnets, in which their heads and faces were
buried. In truth, however, their ingenuity
was wonderful. They made everything they
wore-gloves, hats and shoes (cloth shoes to
which the shoemaker added the soles) as well
as other articles usually Of feminine manu-
facture. Straw plating became o favorite in
dustry. dividing favor with knitting, since
fetal means OF illumination were scant and
feeble,
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THE CARELESS WORD.

Twas but a word a careless word,
AS thistle-down 1t seemed as light:
It paused O moment In the air,
Then onward winged its fight.
Another lip caught up the word,
And breathed 1t with a hearty sneer;
1T gathered weight as on 1T sped,
That careless word in Its career.
Then rumor caught the flying word,
And busy gossip gave 1T weight.
Until that little word became
A vehicle of angry hate
And then the word was winged with fire,
It's mission was thing of pain;
For soon Ii fell like lava drops
Upon wildly-tortured brain.
And then another page of life ,,
With burning, scalding tears were blurred
A load of care was heavier made,
Its added weight, that careless word.
That careless word, OH how 1t scorched
A fainting, bleeding, auivering heart
Twas like hungry fire, that searehed
Through every tender, vital part.
How wildly throbbed that aching heart!
Deep agony It's fountains stirred;
nc calned, but bitter ashes mark
The pathway of that careless word
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Gambetta's friend, Du Bochet, left him
81, 100000 recently. It will pay the cost of
several government suits against the Repub-
Rgue Ffdncdise.
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Begs to inform her patrons. aud the ladies in
general. that the
BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF MILLINERY
selected by her in the North and received d.
rect from prominent Partisan houses, Is now in
store. and comprises all the newest shapes in
Felt, Chips, Straws and Velvets. trimmed In the
leading style and at lower prices than any other
house in this city.
Her stock of Berlin Zephyr Slipper Patterns.
Java Canvas, Notices, ETC., Is varied and COM
plete,
THE DREssMAKING DEPARTMENT
will be opened October Is, by Mrs. NJ MARSH
well known in this community as one of the
most competent in this line of business.
Orders filled at short notice perfect fit and
entire satisfaction guaranteed. oc16 3m
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A ROMANCE OF THE WAR.
The Desperate and Fatal Courage of a
Young Russian Girl.
Hondon Times

tLondon Times.l
So on the Sd of September began the ad.
vance on Biela The whole Of the force en-
camped In front Of Rasgrad marched out
proceeded by various roads in the direction Of
Kaeelyevo. Here the Russians had strongly
intrenched themselves in front of the Kara
LON. On the night Of the 9Th the right wing,
the centre, under Nedjib, occupied Soleric.
Meanwhile, ever since the 31st of August.
Sabit had been creeping along from Karabas-
sankoi, over the hills at the back, and along
In the same direction. On Thursday, the
eth, q combined attack on Kacelyevo
was carried out in excellent STYLE The
Russians defended themselves extremely well
position; but it was manifest that they were
outnumbered. The Turks showed good
courage, and advanced with GOODNESS against
q very heavy artillery fire, delivered with
admirable precision. The enemy had in
first was soon carried. The second was more
obstinately contested, and here occurred prob
ably one Of the most extraordinary episodes
of the war As the Russians began to waver
and their fire to slacken as the Turks were
pressing forward with increased vigor, a
young Russian officer was seen standing just
behind one of the batteries waving his sword
and boldly encouraging his men to stand their
ground. Over and over again he rallied the
troops who were pouring out of the trench,
but it was of no use; it was not in his power
alone to stem the tide of victory. His men,
animated by his example, turned and held
their own for a few minutes.
but the fire was too heavy for any human
thing to stay and live. They could not bear |
It. They fell on their knees and entreated |
him to fiy. but not an inch would he stir, and |
at last he stood for more than minute abso- |
lutely alone, save for the dying and the dead
pileS in heaps around him. 1t could only |
end Ne way amid the storm Of bullets which /
were 1Aining round him thick as hail; one at
last found its way to the noble heart and he
fell dead. AS the Turks swept over the para
Ehe colonel, struck by the boy sextIaor binary
courage and devotion, gave orders that he Il
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