davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-08-01

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s :s. vi "hss 'ss s.ssss ~hsas TUT y /. rs i
,btLTLMonr, July al.-Ft"rn-f)u1l. heayy, sna nm.
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wv I'd nsnsssea Anss 'f ssaSfS' as L ,f
!lsr-f,a md nnchsnscd.
III S"'es' and unchanged
i'krauLwrx7; So'nInst, critic. nc, rrnncd. 1sYc.
!%s.;s-4s'ft %.sr.t'a'': ' s;ss'S L a Il 'a'aat'd
Is" &: ass sa'sss'' ~ 600 nut CON-
&c ,cc.SctSsArt. July ai.-coToS-luil and lover Al
I'd u *9ss' e ~ .a ower ,, ~
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ear saffsn ,sc s'e !. ,nx N: r H,;,e
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sr ,o,,,. mi, >, -;:. II. LOUIS; ;,
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Rsi; e: :sa; nsa:; s'tss' t.9es sSse s'si
s.awAEREs.
.,stL"ArRkk. WIS.,, July 3t.-fLorA-QuIet but
!+ y;S. T. un:ss: Geen.9 decline IA
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IxniASA1s'Ls. @ Ind. jmly s,.-FLoux-Dul and n.
$;sss1ys ~ b.; 4ss:: 4Ssss o. s. sss ss,s xv ss
s4s; hs'' S H. iss Iasa nSssxsa; xa; fssiet -
1!syr.hS,, " ,!ay; 9ssS7% q. .z,s
?oss i 1"Ts'ksf u e. acl f It'll We.sia u
,1oo bu .alitc ri 5ao. 0ats, re. and barley nc're
CANAL FngIunrs-Flrtn nt &C for corn to New FORK.
HOHTHx.
NHsION, July 3l.-FLUun-verY littic change, ,a3se
AItA Il. Louis. '' '
s% s..;s Viii. @ , s71s s:.ses ct s .ss Ss wilt.
NAi-Quett fanKe, St1.CI49.uuu
s,ss. ,s;rscs :i ez :sS :!s; IT,
rEotlfA.
l'Hnh1A, July 3t.-ilanwINes-Hominal 1t sl.7o;
COTTON.
EEw ORLEANS. July 1t.-CnT1U.f- it,ir AMI IN.
changed; sales LIS GRles: receipts MT 7j e1pora %
New YORK. o71, stock. n. 0iJ.
PETROLEUM.,
CLESHtASp, T.. July I1.-rErnoLKrM-Marfet
steady mud hrn1i standard whlte ITO test. to.Ac.
PfFF*ntHn. July 3l.-rErHoLKrM-Stcadyt crude
eaaab d 1t rarkcrs; rsfnct, i31fu, rh,saclphia 10
livery
TURlENrINE.
T1taIso7os, July st.-srlArrs or Tunrzxr,xE-
Firm at :thc.
, 1877-08-01

IOEx aud anrrt ctaf* quoted Al 7ltc cnafI Ur August
anu 7.sa sellfr senictiher. tnrnlEsEaHta nulut Al
o,HAsst lStx cat !an! s4eai.k Al oxc'f' srcct.
l:eo,. gar;st y for s'9ulusts ttsAa for
hatT,k Ill ansnHeh HnH pnrksd
Observation-Disclosures n t!+3s7t. ... .... .. .-.--
nEEF P!ausuCTA-Wers steady hni quiet At Fi1 u
$ib la4a.st ~ for hams. -
TALl.,w-Nas guuiei at 7t{5s7eac fur ely, and 7AY
7}su. "
, 1877-08-01

quite decided compasc viii! tIte day
cunrt. sose four " thu clly pgsksr were tAe
market Md tho swp Iotstes!s a4u bulk Of tbs
s5Hies s.r. chiefly y $s nla ~ nd q as.yJ xs!xhs
day psc.s Ut an4 frn saturday last VI i5c
lul r. 6kaps aud lnfettfr heavy aI1 iulIed Iuts
were e!nac1 out il ~ As4 IL. knI ftN cholre fghJ
saa hrsty ios we're takr4 a! ssia hut uiost pf iIs
d8J wUFk accomplished NitA!a r&4xE VI f. ola
D.. ln Tho market claacl steAdJ.
, 1877-08-01

Artand, and tint chiefly LOCAL. Tho tghlccy MA ~
lOwcr fahgs af prices. IN kynlrathY with wheat but
holden wcro not prepared to grant material con.
cesfonA SnteH reported Of I2s htls winters on
rrthtc tclHA sD frls sarihR e1tsas, partly It <87
Hb7}fs and 10 brs rye uue lsfFatg teriua Tie
kct closed wit the following the ssknK ranso OF
Prices: Choicc winters Old. *s5rfaJ,ui n,cll'utn do.
e7.7sfAtut coMH0n do, &a.hOtz7.Lns new w!ntcra,
u. 7saa.uu, ch!ce Nnnc4o4 strtng, ssU<s ~, MIC.
dlnm d. s7.ho47.51 Chpca paLents IT, aV@9. 7s, rle
dtutn do, sfa.ag5a.7si rUiu,un do. ksOkas:5s
choice fainly -four {rpr!nRt, s7.5M7.Ta; medium TO-
o.. .7s973 35s arr.ng extras. fH0s8ahO: eolro spring
aupcrfnea. f4.ak&1uI; medium DO. S4Uu545o. ltya
duur, $a.1x34.H'; new 10. e4.ul j.
DnAy-WRs Vulct and unc1tsnxci. Sales wero 10 tons
1t *1lD per ton on trick aud FREQ on toard cars.
M'pnLisnt-sales were ~ tons At s13.to<slsoo per
ton ou ttack.
l!yk FEEn-sslcs wcrn 10 tons It el4-3o per ton on
track. and sis. 70 frce on honr! cara
o 81: s 'aa pr
s.iss; ss .sS, @ p a assy ssyx a,s SE:5
ss'cr1 "a :" ess.is tf5ss t2ax hsIs 4 tt,S .s.t
st5 stss aass.''f' ~ sns
s9x ts 3 ds4 M' Il s II.
Y ne E y
M 5; i;Ss .Ss r., ss
80: t = saS.t
& :,l f:'iie f: 5
sss. thn m9nti; or ss.h S , .! sarly 4 tt.:a
:,1, :l$' cs;h ;s';* xr;s S!srs:a r aao
r. relsts g g g ;oe' an'i,too bu by sample s,1s
81 !; :.s ssss Il ''S /: w. T.
ss. s,,. ati1 Y w. ssts: as;c3 !: r. 4.
oy % II ;s;s .f.,, 1s1 I'll; NJ ;nv, +,
xs e WI :'1.is .tsaas@ sas9ss s*nsx e
nshsr 'saa ns1r tf ;r pFsspp; s.iSS %
SsIS!: III '%sn %x.s!s "!
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2tsisa s II! sy ss'efs a. sS
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sts ss ss ss g
99!: e: s:ts *fs s
f.e9 ~ y s SS
'ts s :,tt' s Ss L: G'sn 's
III as I'll ut. 5 III; ~ 4 L
e!Yss! a1lt g. hs'srsa ears wsia Iuessed Cash
T. ~ S Il q i y L ;:s :sf & GO; s;s
MtE.Wa. In xood dru,ana and Nc higher. cs,a VIA
so:G II a".s IT, '4Gs;' 4y ;tesp. sa ~ .ere =
zetsStsA M; do la b ;4nps i "a % m Track.
.isSik9o%s. u.s.4 .s.l,s md .e .p~rr. The otter,
weak u 7lc. aAd Ered4ay t,rng4 tV EN wttfcL .as
, 1877-08-01

HN'tilSG-t;Fnln hays wrrc nnsn active, md tho
market RRan Displayed xrcst arcnIt stocka At tho
lliA ~ wr A. IN Tho hAhIA IT distributors unust.
ally light. AID TIC avanre In stark and American Hut.
rd on Mnndas will praahty lc followed hy,thcr brandt D.
1'ur'srA and gunncs quiet and unchanged Etark
y. 2tHt: Mnnanr. Elc: icwison, &c: Otter Greek,
AFte! American ae. hu'L'I" and = t'u. noIoe,
RHnn!cs, stnslca, isA1jc. do. dDubfe, .4d94'{c.
CkESE-tn thc cIcesr market only ll1ht htsintsa
was III prnzrra Int stocks In ilcht, md ..t
tlc Il arrtslns tc frctn1 a,uony holrra continues
sf r.; ~ e Fs to :nsy ~ers reported
~ = n.arSs. r.. xi,l,t eh.nst sseert th.,
n t'.,,ss 4 tsri 4. d. N!!nr .s I'd ia
Sr r n.9 % f @ fses fss. fe!"se
fsx e. y; 10 n:.t mi range. s'n': oabar9: ta.,:
@ M e a'!ft 'n: Inaaaa s' iatk k.''!n?s .1
Et;tis- "efr In n'irrae request At I3o for frrsh
fis!i- Soua ot the FEATURE. of tla market prc.
,s;s,s;s
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II: a. Il II y; H. i; 'tsts It'll; 3,S
:s@i: y. .srr kis. ,;ree. ii: III. - so" 10.
fssy*;, II; i.r',sa:o, hsTrnE: I'M, L5Is ss.U a.
t. f|. lI%; S"frsal,n cf1"s at' hfi: ns s,s!"i III"
; !' IT, :s i!;sS 's' n.' as
re-; e.,
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in, sinn', ,uiI T I'll. n;,tr. ""I"""s"' "'"t' -'a''
F"rrin.-iafrs 4; ;,,i,4c. tv< Iarrrs n .ttr, rn%t
f.t, trI,n"t aid TX ~, :,., nrw sas,G. r,tsns
ia'trsa 81. ~, iii r.s y,..,s;.r H t,.a:s ain.is
~. H., Eant s.r,r ~ - -: .rtrn,
"hvut.r sf,. a., H.. 1if IL: WteSi,.s ~ lila
ME. snu:lt,rn III .As :. III, WV rasM.
,nTrta. II III nt:,tt .,rsrs i,a. III ''to' '"''
sf'.,r,tt ifLs LIS. aifnnrns Tsr1nror. tt,a
iRi.c: Frett wn,t,!s- ~. H.; Jirrn.ls walnMt.
st. sts %ios,,"n ,s;i, iranas ssa 7H ,s: rs2 ~
~, =, - ma ii. ~. "' 'S't'' "'7 W. 'e''
n;;:SSES ~! ,I;;Msry tn tas ,urp!y .aa !sqa...:
Michigan I.e.n1ns In f,tui iti mi IN stt1Iy.
ItEurtrnIs+ x3a' per hi; htaeEhcrrek, $!lstt: u:
ncr ,,'s ss'' e &C. u Ee. e:
pr mst nraul. SI ii. Is pcr 2m.. "iilu1ls $oks
7.ai !es t,uxs LMilt0fIie rr sss, FLO laI ~
AiiHIkk t.-->mHnts con. lHlIt n:flAr hit fAsY
nr1rt, ''t'~' a''"''a w. INV '''''"''s 's"ae u
tsl:E-Cascl!n2, 7,tsaat4c. f.huEAiana, 7ta13tc.
c q f.nx Y; a.a - .c; ;J aia r. ~ r = r;I1s
,a,, . .m,'4 ~ ~. i.. ~ ~ ,E' 11sse*
III; = IN .eIrr Sssa "a f crushed ,,xe,
st,nilsir,t rinniani I'tta ,r ,n,r.srs,t -, ~,
1,M"rt I1.%.Ist., Ia NJ -@Gi a
trts"t - fs,s,IttrtS. ,L, INK ~; =, ~.
it,xs ~ .ftSr - '''T'h~'S 4'"' ~ A's"~''*tt 3o''
MA finnry ,its III XVI .smI ~ III ,,.n sir,': tea
sSN
, 1877-08-01
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro tile receipts md shipments
u the leading articles of ptontr In lhts city dnripY
tho twcaty-fonr hours ending at T o'clock on
Tuesday morning. aud for tic corresponding time
last year.
, 1877-08-01
AMERICAN CITlESs
NEW rUltk.

r.w vos. ~. -, ".x +s,t' 1't
-" Ae'~' vui3 ~. N-Aa'%e gun aor eaI3 ocs
hsetJ' demand 1shs' market 1uoted tnsetted and
lower, In most instances 21o pes bu. though offerings
of dcsrnhtc ,Dts ,,Ite orta,r, In utt ,.rt nf r.,
crup winter. IL "Dt,oa Ina = f.tE bu.nsss tero,teI.
mainly in now crop Of No. trd, but siso
1t reduction OF 1&4c pcr bu, c[Hatsx
h. .~t,x, ..f.s ~ r... .nt s,,h. 80 ,ntt
.an, = r. - 81 ~ nsT u ~ IN, tao .aa ~ne Mesetn.
crop rcd western early arrival 10 col bu It do
Au1ust ontn, y ,,ntI, or .C.,
uu ~ ctos'nE WIN Stbs4 h9df db 6slHen1s
MiIvsuxso ,nrtnrs 1ciyc.a1,s stos e 10 =, ~ IN.
ciua!,s. ~ on b. at sl.ay. com fslry set;y,
for early delivery, partly for export but
largely in settlement Of Jn1y cOnsracts with prices
.vstn nnntr.t k,,ir mr. IN tnuc, ,na =, th. .to..
I~,sIx II. - 1.-s-.' - - - -" - - s - ~
ss'etoeu U" a'eo ooossak.t ett'oh feT1
slo~t anA pricca quoted OF lGaiHa per bH, CLOSING
, 1877-08-01

Skw fnAk, July 81. -Ei,sIncss moderate with com.
mi.aon hovssa ani johbtnx traio gnut cotton xyots
Mallory ping. purple. an frpek prints redisccu To Ajo
xp1len ku0ds 4ua0t1 southwark dotakInx advanced To
, 1877-08-01


Y$ssss::: aS$ s & s: ~
fs ssn!s t!a,s is:t .ark::.::::: sG.i s.$so III
ShtptHtHfS-
Mo1sny .... .....".......... 2,21s t.Hnl ....
cATTtE-Tho general features Of tho cstte market
differ but slightly from fhose prevalent tho sy iefarc.
tic character Ut tho supply anil domAnd and tho course
Of prices hrlnE essentially tbs sale. Theirs did not
sec IL III sy special urgency In Tho shipping de,snd
but had tho !asnsnd from that been never 70
urut tho lack Of facilities fur IuyinE TIC so,k out
wuIll ctfcctaalJ hays checked actlye trailing. This
William oeeEan. pAtel " tho disposal Ut shippers
every available rar 0f lint popular tRe, hut, with ali
Of Tho otier rua!s Idle. ths wants ot shippers wtra
nt 'fSsy n,s I'D tTsSnx ~: ses.'a.y Ct
Iaa:si xi!aat sx.s y acsiy. tslatar. at rcaus:
s"x y l!t' sI.oat aoo itaa 81 ,tsis n.ors % snss
{" 5 1r9 # Sr Sssnsx % !. r. FL a:y
aIss q fItr e @ SFln s ttses. aa srssr. bYashe
con sat a ~" sa IT, ss stcss ~. a a sof =. fn
arutes. 6acs ~ NJ UskEt1u r4tiEr OF o.. H. ~
~ Ys Wis I! suS IL. o
s's H. Mss1 nsrkft Iss ee.s 4 u 1ss III - Ted
Ez,r. uee.e.-ur.dtaI. ISsAs'osis .sst,s oassxsa.ng 10
csss u h@sse.Fine I i'll. xcIl io;a.d 70
ys4rs e {. ysAs'od 'serr'' weighing '.@ . ~
ossi q ::.1: xsis ''oa'7'
l,f t:,.u l.aa. 4.754s.1s
~ l.t.s,to ~ %.oaas.so
s"m.n2t, a;!t,. y slolcs m ior city slaughter.
Stuck G*ti!e-Cu!utson callle, Weighing ITO
Iaiet!ssol,si. .n ti.. cow, aSifsf: s9s:;.
nah 1i M.aTsE ..a .toers. 34t3 50
vass-Psr PsFi'SG iSS ~ 4
, 1877-08-01

Caicdonla ........,.... 3t< ~, er TIllI.x,,. ~
Grn~n Point, 4'i savage .,,,,...,,,,..,.
ttthr1itf h'i rc1rrHatrh tlr!rHcf.. A.
lonh! tHtrF SIrtra ScrAtfa ........ ~
Hair 4 Snrl lrusa..... ~ tnon C94atl.i,iNtru... :
lmfFtta ............... ! ffitGw .f1ckrt..,...
JIltA tnns#iilAtrd.... ~ fnrt k1 Consolidated. 2lA
NEW ORLEANS.
Srw UF1rASA, Jnly ii .--fiol,., 1854 1OiA.
sight rxrhanfr III New York. Il premium.
Sterling efchan3e, bankcf.' hills. :il2ti.
FOREIGN.
ioSnox. July af-o p. n,.-Eonso1A, money and
secrnnt. ~ n. In.
United States bond.-'G7s, 1o0; Bss, 1Ogs:;
1o:40a. 11ns4; ncw 1T. 1O1Il.
View York Central, m: Erie, Bt preferred, IL:
Illinois Central, hSIs
FAuls, jrty It.-isentea, 101f oOc.
, 1877-08-01

LUatllElf,

~. ,,.....-. - ,',..
,ns ne4ement u 1a"pfr' e9c.' Tor Inc week end1nE
t1y u aAd sf1co Jan. y with C0uItaftSou1 WA ~
fuliowas
Hffk, WAsf, ,Ein, /, syIH l.
Hff3dWS-. l177. lx7f. IH17, lk7tL
Hl!htffs IN N.....45.IED u, Hi AH,af1 +A3b3
bh!nEiPA. M...,...tl.tf1 lH,nta xl7,2a7 2A7zsl
hhi 1Htats-
!,hHtTr. III tt..u, 7.H4A f1,tr0 J71,1t3 1nL7 ia
hhhKleA M....,... nt& y.TuI uj,aiQ lxk t77
Tie s&rxr Of thu lumber shuyr.s .nss ~ IN IN .tnt
nvrr m, x.rt ~,.rn,." s.,. ~. @ ~ S3 s@e"s
-. -" aA'e" Aeat t'a4f Eesa4hGh HQFk yes.
tcIuAy. aht+ Alh0h46 su,t woFu holding out, tpapeG4
proceeded Without l4tsrrthttpu THIS atnxrl,,yra xI
n,.,t.htv :, :, ~. -, .s,.. ~ ~ a'saoses ~"
r. ,.,r, ~ ~ ' s"'' s'~'" Ao' W aio "sesaoF
~ HtN4s- .-.... ...
LAf4oeT f7eRAtA &Fe FeJy hf11. The CAPTAINS claim
ts1 ha In
In IN. c,.t ~ ,n,,,. at-. .s. - ~~ts eskes eaa
~ ss ~.t - u"soea'pa eotk"est NJ eathhce h1A yet
perb Pala but shs few FeaA<s eATt1X DO With the
uE1e9zt4rdnY that tier ehsI bass tina bens6 6 ~ ths
IL. 1, 80 ,.... '"@'' "s'' NV 1eas"A W sns
''YI ~ =! ~ tsnss Ea4Ie. ..,.. -.
, 1877-08-01

*0Ea''''''''''''''st '.,...4.H1.D1o 64,0$ 1a, Nl6
GRAIN IN STORE.
The following are ths footinya Of The ottclal 70.
port VI Thu Esata III store In tbs city on tho a,aniuQ
Of Saturday lask aud corresponding dates:
, 1877-08-01

rtrkrta, ar.ert, irtsard and hcniit1f. ,,. IL
II. l,ff3
SbtrEra. aslnf1rl,. 4 ttk,t Z
ahin1r-, clthI.r 10 rrlr4............. !. INA =
TRY rninEles I3t Extra.
, 1877-08-01

LUA1fIER,
Tbs movement OF lumber. etc., for tho week epdtpr
July q, aud at1co ian. !. with comparisons WA y
ftdIowAf
, 1877-08-01

I
WILMINGTON, JuIy 3t.-splAIrs or TunrEyr,xF.
Firm at :pke.
, 1877-08-01
ADAMS ACADEMY, @n1NSf' SIHgs:

WILLIAH 4. DlNADCK, LL.D., HasttTs
This school !. de.tape to g,.s tho ,bcst and mo*s
thosoagl ltspare.tol tor Solrxe Iha past thr
and onu hundred anil nfty pupils,
Theirs y rrr!sratoFy glass In English studies aad
This Asalefny boarding, house h nuIer thu tnt!s
ful aipefS Siaion aud attention,
Fur catalogues and circulars AddruAs tho Master.
, 1877-08-01


NEW ORLEANS. Jul, 1t.-CoT10x- inn AMI IN.
chanEed sales b5 bales: receipts hct 70; c1porsa %
New YORK. d71. stock. n, 0iJ.
, 1877-08-01

PETROLEUM,
CLESHtASp, T., July ll.-rETnoLKrM-Maffet
steady mud fs1n; standard white, ITO test. t..sc.
PtFT*ntHG. July 3l.-rErHoLKtM-StcaIyt crude
81 1t Parkcrs; rcnncd i3]4e, rhliaaclpha 10
livery.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-25

successful men will make fortunes
Others will miss it. We should beal
in mind that the price Of imported
articles, and possibly of some do
nestle manufactures, will be higher,
and some branches of business will
be depressed. We have great cause
to dread a spirit of speculation.
When this prevails all manner of
legitimate business suffers, and the
markets become unsettled. The
safe and true policy for the people
of this country, and particularly in
the South, is to produce as much
grain and meat as possible, avoid
all manner of futures, trade care
fully and keep within our means.
The less cotton produced this year
the better. 1t cannot possibly pay
the cost of producing and picking
in any event.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-25
FOREIGN.

LONDON, April 25.-Another outbreak
of the cattle plague has compelled the
slaughter Of ia head in Middlesex.
Prince Nicholas, of Montenegro, and
staff have gone to the Albanian frontier.
A majority Of the Paris papers, particu-
larly the Republique Franchise, express
the opinion that General Won Moltke's
declarations in the German parliament
yesterday we're not intended as hostile to
France. A special from Berlin says that
Won Moltke's speech attracts as much
attention as the Russian Ranifestos. 1t
is generally assumed that Won Moltke in
tended to tell the French that Germany
is watching their armaments; that she is
acquainted with the peculiar disposition
Of their troops; that she cannot conceive
their immense military efforts to aim at
anything else save revenge at the first
fitting opportunity, and warning her that
Germany will not allow her to profit by
Oriental troubles for the possible pursuit
Of anti-Teutonic plans.
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WAR P%R0CLAIMRD.
Text OF the Cars Manifesto.
n. a.. u.:.Iat D-1

Text OF tha Cars Manifesto.
To Our Faithful and Beloved Subjects:
You know the strong interest we have
constantly felt in the destinies of the
oppressed Christian population Of Tur.
key, and our desire TO ameliorate and
assure their lot has been shared by the
whole Russian nation, which now shows
itself ready to bear fresh sacrifices to al.
%leviate the position of Christians in the
Balkan peninsula. The blood and prop.
erty Of one faithful subject have always
been dear to US, and our whole reign at
tests our constant solicitude to preserve
to Russians the benefits of peace. This
solicitude never failed to actuate US dur
ing the deplorable events which occurred
in herzegovina, Bosnia and Bulgaria.
Our object before all was to affect the
amelioration in the position of Chris
tians 10 the East by means of pacific
negotiations. And in concert with the
great European powers, our allies and
friends, for two years we have made inees.
SAINT efforts to induce the porte to effect
such reforms as would protect Christians
in Bosnia, Herzegovina and Bulgaria from
the arbitrary measures Of local authori.
ties. The Accomplishment OF these re-.
forms was absolutely stipulated by ante.
rior engagements contracted by the porte
toward the whole Of Europe. Our efforts,
supported by diplomatic representations,
made in ommon with other govern
ments, have not, however, attained their
fobject. The porte asremained mistaken
in its formal refusal of any effective
guarantee for the security Of its chrii-
tian subjects, aud has rejected the con.
illusions of the Constantinople confer
ence. Wishing TO essay every possible
means Of Cancellation, in order to per-
suade the porte, we proposed to the other
cabinets to draw up a special protocol
comprising the most essential conditions
Of the ConstantiRople conference, and to
invite tho Turkish government TO adhere
to this international act, which states the
extreme limits OF our peaceful demands.
but our expectation was not fulfilled
The porte did not defer TO this unani
nous wish Of christian Europe, and
did not adhere to the conclusions
Of the protocol. Having exhausted
pacific efforts, we are compelled by the
naughty obstinacy OF the porte 10 pro-
coed 10 more decisive acts, feeling that
nj equity and our own dignity enjoin it
by her refusal. Turkey places us under
the necessity Of having recourse to arms.
Profoundly convinced Of the justice Of
our cause, and humbly committing our
selves to the grace and help Of the Most
High, we make known to our faithful
subjects that the moment foreseen whom
we pronounced the words Of which all
Russia responded with complete unan.
unity has now arrived. We expressed
our intention 10 act independently when
we deemed il necessary, and when Rus.
sis's honor should demand it. In now
invoking the blessing Of God upon our
valiant armies, we give them the order
n Cross the Turkish frontier.
ALEXANDER
Given at Kischnew, this 18th day Of
April, 1877.
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result having been achieved it ic a mat
Ter OF record that congratnlatory mes
sages we're exchanged between the Presi-
dent and his commission. On the fol-
lowing day the President, by a formal
order made public through the press,
directed that the United States troops
occupying q building in the vicinity Of
the State. house sh0nld be removed to
their barracks. These troops had been
placed there BY President Grant, without
a formal call Of the governor, TO protect
the returning board while counting the
vote for President. | firmly believe
that hal the legal government been
recognized it would have sustained
itself without tbs interference Of troops,
but the order for the withdrawal, issued
under the circumstances aud 10 the
manner that it was, clearly indicated
that even the moral support which the
legal government Of Louisiana should
have received from the national admin.
istration would be denied.
Had the general assembly continued
in SESSION in the State house, | should
have deemed it my duty to have asserted
my government to the last, notwithstand-
ing the withdrawal Of troops. But with
the legislature d~isintegrated, and no
prospect OF present success, / cannot
task your tried fidelity by asking you
longer to continue TO aid me in the strug-
gle which / have thus far maintained. |
therefore announce TO you that | am
compelled to abstain for the present from
all active assertion Of my government.
| waive none Of my legal rights, but
yield only to superior force.
am not wholly discouraged BY the
fact that one by one the Republican State
governments of the South have been
forced to succumb 10 force or fraud or
policy. Louisiana, the FIRST State rehah.
itated af;er the war, is the last State
whose government thus falls, and | be-
lieve it will be among the FIRST to raise
itself to the plane of equal aud honest
representation. | advise that you main
tain your party organic alton and con.
tinue to battle for the rights Of citizen.
ship and free government. We must
strive for these, and not for a man or
men.
1t grieves me beyond expression that
the heroic efforts you have made and the
cruel sutferings you have undergone to
maintain republican principles in Louis.
lana have had this bitter ending. To
those who have so %gsllanily stood by me
in the long contest we have passed
through | tender my heartfelt thanks. To
| counsel peace, patience, fortitude
and q firm trust that eventually right
and justice will prevail.
S. B. PACKARD, Governor.
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Attainment Notice..

Before s. B. Robbins, Justice of the Peace
for Shelby county, TENN ssee Daniel Du-
bois VS.. Charles GreenWald.
TNTHIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENTHAV-
4 ing been sded out under section 1855 Of the
Code Of Tennessee and returned levied upon
the property Of the defendant, and AFFIDAVIT
having been made that the defendant is
Indebted, to- the PLAINTIFF in the sum Of
SUD .96, due by account, and that the claim is
just, and that the defendant has removed him
self or his property from the State, or is con-
eeqling himself so that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon him, OF has alb
seconded, or Is a~bseonding. etc. it is there
fore ordered that the said defendant make
bis personal appearance before me en- the
LIST day Of June, 1877, at 10 o'clock M, at
my office. ~ Madison st.. Memphis. Tonnes
soc, and defend said attachment suit with
In the time prescribed BY law, or the same
will be proceeded with OK parte, and that a
copy Of this order DO published once q week
for four successive weeks In the Public Ledger
This April %, 1877.
J.W. AID. NJ. Scales. Attorney.
1856 so 66
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River Kilograms.

CAIRO. April rs. = Arrived = Nancy
Miller, Cincinnati, 10 In Belle Mem,
phis, Memphis, | am; Mollie Moore,
Pittsburg, 3 am; Storm No. 3, St.
Louis, 6 am. City of Alton and John
A. Wood, New Orleans, 9 am; Rover,
St. Louis, IL am. Departed = Mary
Miller, St. Louis, IL p m /; Lilly, Ohio
river, 8 an; Belle Memphis, 81. Louis,
G a Mollie Moore, St. Louis, I a m;
Storm, Ohio river, s a m; John A Wood,
Ohio river, 3 am; Sherlock, New Or.
leans, 9 a M; City Of Alton, St. Louis,
10 am The weather is cloudy and cool.