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horses. Among the killed are the son Of the
Circassian chicfiain Schamyl. and the Turk
ish General OF Cavalry, Mcussa Pasha. The
Russians estimate the total Turkish loss At
10000 men. together with great stores Of
munitions and provisions.
A dispatch from Tinis, 18th, says that the
Russians have again invested kars. On re-
cei,ing Information of Mukhtar pasha's de-
feat. lsmail Pasha Withdrew from his posi-
ton ~ Igdyr and retired across the frontier.
War dispatches Of the 2ist state: Kars Is
surrounded and negotiations for lis surren-
der have been commenced. Gen. Hcymann
il marching upon Erzeroum. There has
been severe lighting before Plevna, the
Roumanians having taken and occupied the
second Grivitza redoubt, which was how
ever recaptured by the Turks on the same
day.
Russia has ordered the mobiizing OF all
Cossacks not yet In active service. These
will amount 10 ~ regiments. The Turkish
losses In the late battle at Aladja Dagh are
now placed At 1900 men and 40 guns. A
dispatch from Erxeroum, 23d, says that
Mukhtar Pasha occupies strong and secure
position at Yienikai, west Of Soghaner
Dagh.
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AT Bucna Vista, o., son "a W. III.
Young, aged Is, had his head crushed
between the sweep and frame Of
sorghum mill, causing instant death.
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Dom Pedro, Emperor q Brazil, i

Dom Pedro, Emperor oi Brazil, is
again at home, after an absence Of
year and half. He IL the only poten-
tate in the worlds history who has alb
sentcd himself from his country for 50
long period purely for personal relax
alton and enjoyment. During his alb
sencc no political troubles have occur
red, and he resumes the hcadship Of his
Government with the universal respect
Of his people.
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The warmest kind Of hat--one
that's got stove in.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-25
TOP OF THE HEAP EVERYWHERE.
Warrington CapitaI. Pad, Latter

Washington Capital, Pans Letter.
Americans make the best Frenchmen of
all the foreigners who flock here. The
Russian, a large colony always, are always
Russo, extravagant, barbaric in splendor
and gross to excess in carriages, women,
wine and diamonds. A pet monkey show
ering about = casket of the Esterhazy dia-
monds is a good illustration off rich young
Russian boyard scattering HIS first crop Of
Wild oats on the fruitful soil of Paris. The
English are always English wherever you
find them, and will a some little isle of
light to themselves in the next world. Ego.
%tistical, selfish, economical to parsimony.
fault-6nding and supercilious, they are the
betes noir Of the continent. The German
rarely travels, wastes no money, and assim,-
lates with nothing but beer. The American.
after a brief residence, wakes his mustache.
wears %lacquered boots, swings a cane az
slender and delicate as a lace thread, drinks
black coffee in tiny cups on the boulevards,
says: pardon, Monsieur" twicea minute.
and places his right hand on his heart when
bowling to a lady. What endears him most
to the Parisian's heart is the noble disre-
gard Of cost which characterizes the Amer.
lean sovereign abroad. If the Duke of
Hamilton has a fine suits of rooms, au
premiere, at the Hotel st. Germaine, the
bonanza king rants the whole of the fret
floor. If Prince Paul Hemidof his a salon
box for his mistress at the new opera house
which will haye cost the nation $40, OOO, 600
when tinished), some lucky miner takes two
boxes and fills them with diamonds and
questionable women. That's the sort of
man the. American in Paris generally il, to
the extent of his means.
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aMlaoAos.
II N e s.

LIN Els
sn1 CHICAGO . sonrnsv1ssDa1 AAnvAY
ersns Hallway uIes q Is west I'd N6sth.
vset, and. With is numerous bfaaehes and con-
aectSens, Sosms the shortest ~ (nleksst fo1te
eeesin, Eor,bsrn Hiclisss, ninnssots, Iowa.
yebra.ks, California and the Western fsrnto.
Ees. IT. 100,
Omaha and calissenia ldne
q the sAortest ana best roats bsevssa CHICAGO
md all points in Northern Illinois, Iowa, DeSots.
s:siso } cc is g 6s IS'S1 ;ss:a u ~ Aa as.:S:'
Chicago, st. Paul 4 Minneapolis Iins
I, ths eho.test line between Chicago md ali
ma &, n nosn.. =. ~ y; Psni; 1einssspolis, 2.lutA,
Ia Crosse, Winona and St. Pstsr Linz
e the best route between Chicago and Ii Crosse,
e. n Hss nTHule; snd yI1 poiat. 81 hai sonsS. .. ! FsI
Central Minnesota. In
Green Bay and xarqustte Tine
& s, the only line S.e stZ e .nis.fe and s:as,y,ns.
iought'on,. HANCOCK md the fsks Superior coun..
Try. Its
Freeport and Dubuque Line
Y the only route between Chicago ana RIgin.
Rockford, Freeport, and all points via Freeport.
Is
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
% the old Lake Shore houtA, snd is the only one
passing between chicago ana RtanstOn, AXE
Forest. highland Park, Waukegan, Racine, Ke-
i0sna snd Milwaukee.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
re run, On sl through ttalns OF tnls rosa
THE Is the ONLY LINE running these caIe ne.
tween Chicago and ST. Paul ano Aiuneapolis,
Chicago and Milwaukee,, Chicago and MInona, OF
Chicago and Green Bay.
C.oss connections ale made It Chicago with the
LAKE Shore d Michigan southern, Michigan Cen
al, Baltimore & mo, Piitshurg, r. va ~ 4
"a nicag ,Kankskee Line and a. Handle j ou.4s.
( T ali points Eaes nd oOuth.Rae sno win he
Chicago and Alton and Illinois Central for all
nolnls south.
Close connect Ions are also made with the Union
Pacific X. X. at Omaha TOR I'LL far West ,oints.
Close connections made at Junction points Nth
rains Of az crOss points.
1icEets over this ronte are sole by all Coupon
Ticket agents in the Uni ed states ard Sanads..
Remember. yoH ask for your Tickets via the
Chicago & Nofth-We stern Railway, and TAX c none
other.
New York Office. No. AS Broadway; Boston
Office, No 5 state street; Omaha Office, 245 Farm
ham street; San Fran isco Office, l2l Montgomery
street; Chicaso Tickle Offices, 81 lark street,
under Sherman House; IS Can't, corner Madison
and Canal streets; Wells Street De. OF, corner
Wells and KIIZ1e streets.
For rates or information not sttainsble nom
IA1vIn zusKIg3:
- Gen, Manager, Chicago
Gen'l Paes'rAet.. Chicago.
, 1877-08-08
DOYNT0N.
lie Of tho ClnCInnAtl 0azctte" Explains,
and Detective Ala1Fe Gets More than Ito
fka1fkufuHIl Eur.

Ile Of tho clnctnnatl " 0azctte" Explains.
and pctpcltye Ms,nru t3sts More than Ito
IsaFgatncl Fur.
NosroS. Aug. 7.-Tho following Will appear
III tue Htfal tomorrow ,narnlng:
FAunaalr Huc.E. N1k HEArl, N. H., AuG.7.-
Thu drcIatatIou Ut cx.spcctal Trrasufy Agent
Nuorc lha1 attempted to tacs mail him doc. nut
n Any tll;le to eoMnancasu with hlu', either IT,
rccty 0r inircctty fos my purpose whatever. The
statement that / twbll.hsa eertan parezs afser
failure ID ob,aln nuury from, him tlae trsro Vt
thcr supQfessIo IL equally false. since tho papers
III my PJsssa410n relating to him have Ne. cf yet
hern pablIsael auyWhste. NJ paprEs affecting
ever put in my hands BY As. s,nstesant Or my
DAa elre. Moore was not removed w 1ctuunf Ut
tns exhibition u! such papers he dcac!iEcn tu the
ihe d ssofety u ths .srie. of "rlsinai locausals
largely In Atbors's handwriting. thouln: beyonl
p'eaitlo doubt that ut tho time aecrrtafy srhurx
,nc slnto Domingo m.t.sr through tonmtilee
ol Tbs st1ats. Moore, then Assessor " lutcrnai
hescAns tn Texas, onlesrd intu II conspiracy VIII
Gen. yabeoes aai t'sl. WAlssly aa4 Ss!tlssnlp,
!uyssslgat,on. III acsonipli- ths II MS ncee.s4Fy
@ .ss oa II w. oSss
ufactutca IN atlktarl charging thia *ltnrs,. who
Aa1 besn tn!uu soldier III Texas. With nausice.
e. q s:l t. .ssa st Sos. sa Il
with these pap4ts to Washington. Hsheock. whu
~. then At the White Huuse. gave him letter to
%Wsssy Wssyy T. se IT, ~ apa H.
nap ths w1tueas, and take him at ni&ht By the Fall
klVse bolt 70 New York. and thence to Washing.
ton. wasre Il was thought thG courts could bc !n.
plot, MhEen WIS moro infamous. II posslole. shaa
the safe. burglary. in which the same psrt!es.
w ''' ii. 7. Borszox,
, 1877-08-08
TIE FRENCH ELECTORS.
n Brilliant and Notable Wedding at Elk.
hart Init.

a Rr{f1Innf RnN NOfnbin We.iIInr at FfI.
,,ar,. 1n,,.
,,..'-... .'Ts --,,.
ELRHAnTs Ind, Aug. 7.~-Ihc grandcst society
event that ever occurred III Elkhart tnoH place
this evening at tfe residence of TIC Hon. h. l..
navcrnor, uhcn th,, crn,,c,nan,. Aims,
ase, !." ,,, ~" 'n'' s''s" 1. ,'t:, e'a.s,
aaaRhtcF' snsd Casslc H. OasenloFs' waa 1oahea
In marriage 10 Mr. William s. How
land, Of Denver, Col. Miss Davenport was
out,r wi, know, Il, tlc xo1al anl musfca1 ,ir.
=, c,,ts. 80, - 49,, 49,, 49, ,". ,.,s". -,
e4es ot enltueo' ""u ao, ~" VI ~. 'senas u
l'lat CITY were present LUIS evening 10 "ltness
her fnarriuge. Both OF the high contracting
parttcs wcro horn aud rajse,l In Ekhart, where
tt,cv ,,,.c Irn;,rcI. ri frfrua< mi r,.nv rc1,.
icy "a'. 'aeus y! ,''tus aa ',a"s '.,a
t"es' % theehtise soe'a' e'cne"t has neehopt tne
top ware OF excitement 1or the pAst t"o weeks.
Tie guests to the ceremony included only rela-
tires and tho most ittinate friends Ut the famt-
, 1877-08-08

AUSTRIAN MOBILIZATION.
LONDON, Aug. IA Vicnna correspondent
confirms the rcport that .Austtia has concluded
tho financial arrangements necessary fur tart!a,
mobilization. The total amount borrowed was
q, ,40Q, 600 torins.
NAVAL. BATTLE.
LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch from Constan-
tinopIc says; 4sIn tic naval engagement In Su-
lima River the Turkish tronciads attacked scyc,,
Russian gunboats anl destroyed two u tleul."
MEETING Or EMrEnons.
Nkw YonK, Aug. IA dispatci, from Berlin
says: "Thc Enperurs Of Austria and Germany
met near Islon on Wednesday last. and the cot,-
fcrcncr was very important. Emperor Wilhelm
urged htrirt neutrality OIL tho part Of both Aus
trta and Germany"
Auss1AN LANDwEHK.
A dispatch from Vienna says that the fortna-
tlon OF tho ftusslan laudWchr las been found to
he tlifilcuit, owing 10 Ereat want Of organtza
ton.
Did ron srMrATur.
LONDON, Aug. 7.-Tno rortc has Issued cir.
cul2r rccuuntlng the horrible n,assacrcs pcrpc-
tratc.i iy tho Cosaacks und l}ulgarans. These
include this burning alive ot seventy atussul-
naans @! tic Village VI Ayuslesat as.d tbs eu!l-
bltN'detl tnussacro Of fnrtY Others, as well Us
women and children. The circular declares tho
Englisl. military attaehe has asecrtaiuea tho
truth Of tho allegations.
GNEKCE.
ATHENS. Aug. 7,-slany villages In tlIe dis
trtct u Iolo havu refused to pay taxes. Tho
Turks hare placed SIX guns before the gates Vt
Vulu, aud threaten to bo,ns,ar. The tosu on the
hrst sign VI ofln1nrreetlns,. Gsrat unras!ncss prc-
yails In 1hcssalY nnsl Epirus.
, 1877-08-08
TIE ARMIES.

1}rcuAREsT. Aug. 1.-Thcrc IL anne want Of
provisions among The Russian trot'pe between
sIstoya anu Tlrnora, on actount Of tho difficulty
in procuring wagons to transport &upplics be-
yond tho dcpots along the Rou,nanlan side ot
tho riTcr.
A Bucharest correspondent reports much
sickness in the Russian army til the Uubrul-
eclla.
Rrss1AHs CONCENTRATING.
sLo.poS, aug. 7.-rle Russians arc conccn.
tratinr in great fnrcc on the Lnn River. An
nltack on l.asGrad Is thought imminent.
It has been officially reported that tho 1tus-
slams nro no longer. on the south side Ut tho
Balkans.
HAs0nAD.
According to official news from Constantine
pic Mctetnct Alt tntcnIs to convert 1:asgratl
Into fortt1c.lratnp. The forcca concentrated
In the ncfghborllood consist Of fort yc!ei,: bat
taloas Of Infantry, fifteen batteries, and eighty.
two squalrons Of cayslry,-attogethcs 40,00U
men. :.
ASIA MINOR.
CossrAvr1SorIE. Aug. 7.-Mukhtas ra.ha
tctcg1 1pl1s under dhtc Aug. s as follows: "Onc
Thousand Karapaek horsetncn defeated two
1lusstan battalfons with three guns at Dcmcr-
cal}on ncar Arlahdu."
, 1877-08-08

tuken. blight: Lu: tic harvest is now 10 near
tllat nnfhiHZ shnft nt disastrous c!laiIec Dt
Weather. which !. very unlikely. c:in influence to
any extent thc ficlh Of EEg,!slt wheat. which
most probably will he short Ut an average crnp.
though i;ht ~ sll<apWy5lnfn. n: ta.t scas'e.
Aftrra lcngthcr"'1 pcritr! # healthy activity.
our market fGr wheat tfIe pltt week LAS stluwh
SUN. ot depression. consequent upoh t'nc-
sn}c- t!sf political stnasion a, iar ~ this sonn-
trr IL ecnccrtIe1. With p'ospc:t 6f u sptc1v
!ncrt..e IN supplies. EngiIs h wheat snT'crs hare
bought foreign vrry tI'arin9ls. Imports into
MP IN fri,!ay b:hR 5s.HN quarters. an ILL.,
creased ex}n4t movement has kncn going m
from A'ncrtca, mud, unless reports ri. 'Ae
new wheat cr;p arc rxagserates'; bnth
formidable r!val ior lie supply o, thu coun.
lFs's requirement.. The supplies VIII Il art
pushed forward III the autumn nrc likely to he
heavy t!s year. especially as or RANGE Of prizes
are no sufficiently Low tJ eHcrcisc ATTY restrain.
Ing Influence, anil there Is not t.n:h chance tf
the continent relieving u, a:. atro.ling to all
arsounte. France will hare sufficient fur hrr nwn
waits, Though little to spare for ours ]lite tlt
wheat crnns " Germany and 1tussia promise
abnnlantiy.
The tone Of our local trade la. been
dcprcsscd, nml prices ltaFe rcecdfd me
tldiiInr on intE, English and fo.ci,,1,
w}eat. Fee'll''E torn, o,' the t.shcr hand, lst
shown great t'cadtnc.s. ind barley and n,aIze
liaet kH|IA BIN 1GHfC E4X!EIs lHu ffaFt9t1 =" Lille
former having strengthened prices. The oat
trad: Is also steady In the lace u lasgc arrivals,
anil III reduction las fcen launa neeessary to
elect *aIea. Tic itoati:'g'cargn trade for wheat
is very ssagnant, anil. although holders hare cx-
fttstetl considerable tcnac!ty. bids 'nadc have
indicated II decline OF me shilling to two s!ail-
ffugs on ttr week. Maize, although steady, has
barely hsatnta1nel the late advance. Sales VI
English wheat nnted last week we're ei.13i
quarters at IL sliiliinrs & 1,cnrc, against 1s,?14
quarters at ~ shilIlnrs 5 pence the previous
year. Imports into t!m Kingdom for the week
ending July 2S, LIZA, 13 cTt. wheat, d, H3 cwt.
-four.
, 1877-08-08

LONDON, Aug. 7.-4At tho Conservative dcfn-
onstratton at Hatfield, yesterday, 1.ord Sails
bury, In n speech, made the following refer
cncc to the Govcru1ncnt's forcgn. pn'lcy:
ave earnestly deprecated this 'far; wc
arc allies and frlentls OF both contcnl-
ing parties. No desire our neutrality not
only to be neutrality In net but of speech;
but will ask you to GclEuvo that whi1c We ate
thoroughly convinced that tic patriotism OF En-
glfshmcn, II VIC need to appeal to 1t. Is equal to
any emergency. AMI Will shrink before no sacri~
dcc which tho interests or the l,onor OF tic
country may dcmaud. we feel In Nil It's In
tCnsLty that horror ol tic crimes alId t-a-
1amItfcs Of war whlrh this country
h,. .,wovs t.cn horornhtv ,,f.,fnr,t,.be1 nv
, 1877-08-08

tn THE COURT UF COMMON rLEAs NO. I. FOE
= H. r. I1 ssd G"9nty # y 5es Mstf
4. ,h
&nee Company Of FhtlAlelpsA. The uu4er1tSasd, A4.
at2' sa1!at<d y ips Goals % .aal: .eSs s,4 ~
1ru.l Safe :Dtposa iaaur.nce io.upsay., A.sl9uss
" sas II css4tiors .. !as Gasrptss
tae nsane4 aY the hauds OF Tho accountant VIII cute!
01o6 ta- qAIhArSe dutles Of LIS said
III H. :. tts IT d I'D as ri'A4sphIs TFs.s
~ cheasaps.ss-, Ia aid Clsy u i:!,Ila scph!a.
]. 64EtEAlLk AQdttQf.
, 1877-08-08

LoaDos, Aug. 1.-THE Aark Loas Express, in
it, usual weekly seview Of the British corn
trade, saIa, Wheat may now b. considered to
bare reached maturity, and in sonle southern
dtsts7cts harScsttng has commenced. Crops Of
wheat, barley, and oatsiu fena are heavy but bad
~ laid BY rain, and almost every here tho belds
Lave moEe Or less ttDxy appearance, which b.
, 1877-08-08

the Co1nmauder-in-Chief hal hoped to car
r. out bis designs will, limited number.
lie wna mistaken in his calculations, and
Ind reckonel without his host. Now that
experience Ind Taught him to adapt means
to circumstances, another failure IN no.
likely. to coma To pass. unless winter ar-
yives too carly an1 conquers both asmics.
, 1877-08-08

Spee4at KH*p1.cA to 7ae Tribune.
MILWAUKEE,, Aug. THE next contest for
Governor and other State officers of Wisconsin
promises to he Of more than usual interest. 4
irrespective survey Of coming escnts, which
already cast their shadows, I. the purpose Of
this letter. With tile exception Of Gov. Lud-
Ineton alt the other Stnte officers elected at tho
State election Of November, 1876, we're Demo-
Gratis. Luiinston split tho Democrats In Mil
wnukcc, wl,trc he xas xuyor at the time OF his
election. Its majority wns only small over
TayIor,-;tN out oE 1G'.Er votes east.
IL Is not questioned that lie has made fall
Governor, nor /. there Is fir ns hare been nblt
to learn any fault founi will, tho general al.
tninlstrasion Of the State affairs .tncs he Wi.
elected. At tic time To was put into nulntna-
tun lle wa* regarded Is the only man wlc
could naakc any tnfoad in tho large ma}or[tIcs
that Milwaukee had always tsiren for tue Demo
cratic Ticket. His Influence rs Mayor Of the titv
materially ullcl HIN. On the other haIfl, it Is
ycrv questionable whether TIC same strategy or
tactcS by milwaukee, Republican Woul.l again
arail in reducing tho Democratic vntc should u
Milwaukee, Dcmperat of good standing bc floIu-
mated fur Governor. Yet II must bc bornc ii,
mind that the German population ot
Milwaukee IL by no means unit fur Democracy.
Quite recent cvcnts In this city hare shown
that a Eoodly number OF tho Germans he-u
votcd the Republican ticket, and that mlny
norc arc Inclined In that tiirclttou On a:ro,sut
Of the dying out Of tho Temperance party. The
frantic ciIurts Of that party has banded thu
Germans together, and tho result, until quite
recently, 1lal been their voting en- nnssc for tht
| Democratic Ticket.
Ono feature In The coming contest Should nut
| be overlooked, for It is an impt Ftant onc thai
must not bc neglected. There will be, us..
'tloubtelty, four tickets tn the field, ,--Repub-
1ican, Dcmucrntc, tirecnback, anil Prohibition.
ist (auo1hcr name for Tcn,pcEanrel. The luttcl
wilt scarcely amount to mitch. while tile Green
bach ticket. from present appearances, will be
but laughing-stocfk OF Il plAytlllny, to unll,st
! q few cruckbsaincd pcoplc who appear to entcr
tain the idea that all that Government has tc
do Is to ret up Its machine, make It's green.
bac;s - fast N II cau, and gootl times will foi~
t low. Tlle struggle will be between tue Kcgul
lica1l aud Democratic candidates. The co4rsa
of former c1ectluns, particularly a. relate. IL
Governor, Is very peculiar: anl, na at the prcs.
ent tsnc IL il d matter nf more than orstsnary III.
tcrcst, have eopicl the following tat.ie, 70 nj
| to Ciyc you the vote fur Governor Of Wisconsin
fsuu. the election Ut the first Gorcrnof, III ISIS,
to that u Gorernor in 187j:
, 1877-08-08

GALVESTON, Aug. 7.-Tbc Nef.' san Antonfa
special says: Lieut.. Buliies crossed the Rio
Grandc OH the 4ttl, rccapturcl five stolen tlotscs
AMI returned to the Texas side on the 5sh. Nal.
Sc!oilcid urrcstci torty yc val1rz 1l'ibustcrs ut
Eagle Pas. ya,cz himself WAS ut Laredo, and
warrant Was issued for iiis arrest, nut he
c~aWtl.
1;scobcdo md party arc at Lare'lo without
funtt.
, 1877-08-08

PUOIQAALSs
DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR,

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ss,,sa D,o.o,.s sas;.t Sis; III g ii 3ss
Ssst: & a. si5ss xf t; ;:'f T.. a' $ Z
Ss[:bss III fsrx &faeS:a &s @ cs f.
1 q, s S, 81 r:s ::!,se II 1s''" tia following
:nIisIi iSussds Ut wheat.
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III I:isssfea IL .troax KuaaI. ttssxTa INV o4'Ae'
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, 1877-08-08
PENNSYLVANIA.
PRoPossD Pos1poHxMxsr or TIE bHAocRATlc
ETATK CONVENTION.

dpsefdf Dl4ttdteA 10 14s 7t1SuA&
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. L-St1ong pressure
ha& bee4 .uade upon Capt. AeClell4na, Chair
man Of the State Committee. to Induce him "
postp pauc tho Democratic State Convention Until
ahaut tue middle vi september, aud i u probs
bio 1t will ke dour, Evu4tor WalI4gx. SneakeF
, 1877-08-08
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

TROOPS FOR cEHA.
1.oxpox, Aug. THE TIT nstsllsncnt Of
rcinforcenlents for Cuba--1 ,OO ipen-wfll leave
Spain Aug. Ii.
GEN. GRANT.
BELLAolo, Italy, Aug. 7.-Ex.prcstdcnt Grunt
anl party arrived to-day. A grand fcse will be
given IN their honnr.
KoMx, Aug. 7.-The American residents have
scnt q conEratulatory address to ex.ltcslaent
Grant.
TIE FRENCH ELECTIONS.
PANS, Aug. 7.--In obedience to tho instruc-
tfuna Of the Prince 1nltrs!al. Barun llausatuann
will run for the Chanbtr Of Deputies III Adiac-
clio ayalnst Prime Napoleon.
PARIS, Aug. 7.-Dufaurc IS Disposed to form,
Ministry of cotlc1ltatloa with tn; assistance 0f
the Left centrc md Moderate Right, NJ recon-
nc,iIcd hy tile .Moniteur. Tie ob) Get III to
aFutd dangerous crisis which would bc oc-
caaiu1ic,l by the present reactlnunry Cabinet
being confronted by tue lar9e Republican .na~
tortsy.
GUILTY OF NOT GutLyT{
An American tlamcu b!Ggar las t,ccn arrested
by police spy in the south of Frame tnr lsav-
tng CALLED NhcaIHfIon III ass at a table d' hutc.
The United Suites Charge dAiraircs has sent
counsel t" sec fafr play and to send report Il
the Charge Is untrue.
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Wagons! Wagons !!
<NARsON CITY STUDEBAKER WAGON
4 DEPOSITORY.
Having received the agency the sale OF the celebrated
Stakeholder Wagons SIN no" receiving wagons frot III
above InlIuactory especially adapted to this state ~ they
were models and patterns sent 10 the Inansc
tory by slso have tine lot OF
EXPRESS AND LIGHT SPRING WAGONS
On hand Al45 Farm and Road Wagons Of nay own make
The above Wagons guarantee TO sell as low as the same
stylc Wagons b. p.rchssed i0r IT. Sscrsnlento ty.
With the addition Of fr nom Sacramento to Carson
have also 90 hand and Tor sale
Some VEN fine Thres OnehaN Inch Cast Steel Axies
rgr logging plrpos.s Also all kinds OF Hard Wood Lom
Der Wagon Astera Ec. Also. agent tor the eoAofsse1
sARvEM PATENT WHEELS.
RacssmaJn, Of all kinds Carriage Repairing Etc Etc.
r,aatfy doIle Horse sho-ng specially. Having par.
chased the right :" the Use Of the celebrated
GOODENOU0H HORSE SHOES,
CSew stye c the especial attention OF horse fArriers
the
HAVING ESTABLISHED A PAINT SHOP,
And ernpioyei first class Carriage Sign and Ornamental
Paintar invite especial attention to work, prices etc
W D. TORkEYS0N,
Corner Third and Carson streets opposite the St Charles
Hotel and of Telegraph and Plaza streets, opposite
arysar & R1rDJ's hay yard.
Carson, May 5, 1877.
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San Francisco time on the C. P R. R.. Carson time on
the v. & T. r. R
Dinner the boat from San Francisco and BreAkfas.
Reno, going East
Breakfast on the boat from Vallejo going West.
SLEEPING CAR daily between Carson and VALLEJO.
H. NJ YERINGTON
General Superintendent V. T. r, r.
A. NJ TOWNE,
agIa General Superintendent C. r. r. R.
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NOTICE TO LIEkK0LDERs.


NOTICE Ia HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
persons holding mechanics liens against the property
Of Win H. and b. c. Corbett described as follows, TO wit
Lots Nos / 4 and Of block Sc, Of Proctor Green's
division OF City, Ormsby County Nevada that the
undersigned have commenced an action in the Justices
Court Of Carson Township Ormsby County, Nevada be-
fore c. A. Withere Justice Of the Peace TO forecose
mechanics lien held against said property and all persons
Act Of the Legislature Of the State OF Nevada entitled
"An Act to liens mechanics and Others and 70
repeal all other in relation thereto approved March
1876 hereby notified be and appear before said
Court on the 7th day Of August 1877 at 10 o'clock ~ OF
said day and to exhibit then and there the proof OF theI
said liens. p A. WAGNER & CO.,
By T. COFFIN, their Attorney.
Carson New, July le, 1877 iyl7-laHew