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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07
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iptrtsr sssFan;t zen tiarr GRillipR 2tuis in
Smsrtfa Stebt
9iGf's Nreislifte - 800 &Sbilbln.
gen. nur . Gents.
Nict'S SiMmeufiibrrr, pirrtelilbr'
lid. % Gents iitrlib.
Bids SIMmensnue Sem tiGe-
@arteu 50 Gents; In eIesanter eein.
paub 81 90.
glas mtins Scr6Fmtli6unssR ptrhGn In
GnsIift unr Dsuti@ eseruft.
Gersfiire: Sames 0icf, Rr6tfer. q. g.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07
Maunb

CINE Sbbaneturs iber bic rurieaIr 3riIuns
scn Snauie un6 SelitttFedune.
So Gos5en bCraueesssten, cine neut gus~
A%S sate reR Tr.s Gulrerwca'e 8orlelune
GE lter Die raeieale 6etlurg cpn Npuuti~
1l17 rntn resr Samsnldpl6e, qeiItiSe Deer
s" f6rpsrIits S6wdHs, 6inernilis gum
Seirotbcn, &C., berUUr9ebratt enrh
GslsitbciIrfRns vnb sefdle6tli6e, &usltwsl'
funssr. Die ihredlihen cl9en eittee 0alters
iino in tieicr b.ribmtcn SrcGIre Sur g0ar>
nuns Der Susenb nit WeifsrI&aft SeThileert
unb Der einsise ii6cre @c9 anSrsebsn, arf mel
dem cine Dcait6nbiee Ssiluns, esnt ben 9t>
6rau6 scfdtrIidrr innsrlihcr Nsebtnen, er"
Siett Wtrben fam.
aQe, alt unb jung, ipsIGe an NsrcerfhTd>
de, Ris6eree16Iasenbcit, SnlpctenB retr Yel>
tuti omen, une ben tau1enb traurisen cIsen &C.
ihIe6tiatr @usIhweifuusen lscen, fputea
biele S6rift nit ScrefaIt itubiren.
I'm ibr bic tpeitnG aIihlte 8srtreituna -iu
scrl6aTen pir6 birftlte Cratic nnb pcitfrti
na6 aIIsn Ebeilen Der Gersinioten Staater str|
F6idi.
Ran aberefirt:
f. BRUGALAN6 d. SON,
Al Ann ST., NeU York, Post Boz 45St
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07
95t6's 'stQuftrtrte 9Orets
Gtlfe.

fflufSis Ssiiru - 500 @ttiIbwnsen nit Se>
lbreibuuS 3auieresr Der bsllen Slumeu une
gen,ilftn duf Der Grbt, unb bic slrt une S4sir
z eieitIben gu madden - IQrs fur cine iret
9 ext Sriefmartt. 9n Tmt1t une GnsItib
ceri6t.
aOreffrs: SAINTS BID. ytr9efsr,@, q.
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S5tCf's Sslumenflbrer,

ein rra6tsules SierteIidtrli@eS Srurnal, tstn
ilIuifrrt, entb6It ein fA6nes rarbt8se Slun'en-
tableau nit Der erlten Summer. Yrsts nnr
25 Gents iibrli6. Die erte eummer tur
1877 in Geut1b unb GnSIilb TT irstsn sr'
s(preNirc: 1OmcS BID, &p&eRcr, g. y,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07
Sfcsac OcSi6te

Secr0c S1criueAt.
Scrauss erbem ndh .frinent &cee.
NSrets:
Bred, $l.35. Gieg. 9et. NIT Splr'
fbnitt, Sl.S5.
Subicription gum Scftcn Scr Td-
mile Ocs UcrStorbcnen Srct'
belts Ctbtcrs.
Die antrr;et6retc SN6eonblun8 tlt
nit benz 9ertricb Der fur @mrrita be-
ftimmten MuS9abe pbtser @eettte beebrt
norbtn unb tteilt BEN 9erebrern brs
srpsen Gpbten NIT, bas pas BUD iest
3ur 8erlenbuns berett LIT.
@llen 8efeaansen belsbt man ben Be-
tras in Serm elmer Ypfanmetlun9 bet~
aule8en,
SarI S6rfin9S
Rilpuufe S8is.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

Imerieanifd,cS Gartcnbuf, ceer
praftifbes Santtu6 gum Gjemlie'
Stf.unb gSeintlu icpie 3tthnunStn
uter rsn S6nitt Ger @rtnrebsn ure
orlntltte 9lnlcitung CUR Siumen;ubt
nit ssnauer @erudf6:isun9 Der amtrt,
fantihen 0erhdltnidt, ron s teer ri 6
Glarnrr, prattifhn @1rtner. Ite
NuHaoe nit @tbilrunesn uno 0erteler'
urgru. 54j e. 9ltfrtS, YrsiS nur
$50
Infer ,.G,artsnbu6" utcrtriift Gle Scr6ane,
tren fcrFe uttr ecnHCIten G'CeCnltane on 9Sru~
itineiefcit urb sIulciiiatCit Cs bat etr Sers
falIcr bic tslfsr Iuleiiunstn ees sin> une
GusIanssS III 6ulft eercn,me,t uno eis rrat'
tiIhsn grfotrunncn, irCIdtc II iSIblt IN 3tuilG'
lamb stmtr ita Il. I. II. 9tlammeIt, 'eanile atrs
bunesR. 9elrnScre Srr9falt 1T Zen Sblt.ure
@emuIeipricn ;u9crtnett, "a rrn otrtn rint;s"
sr g5atl 81 sripidsn 3peten III ssri1lseensn
Satren,ritsn &C. eas saMe @elin9tn oeeanst.
0cS W1pnhc5 NfaDcius Sebretht
ocrbs FcrtrS 9rrees G9qptildes 1r1uln'
butt, nah 0ltCn espptiIdrr, f6wreii3en
unb orutifben Sanolhriften teartsttet
unb 3uIammtnaslteat. Hebit ben beige
flattn Qcttc. .Nummcrn, fcwie eeni Ser'
,cthni6e her @luds> unS llrSludSta9e
bes Sdbres, tem Y0ttc'9arif uno elmer
@npeiIune, ME man ;e lptelen nuB,
UNI gu aeDinnsn. NItt 80 SIlpcrn.
Sreis % Gents.
0crcinietc StddtcW Srtetttcucr
(ocutfd uue en9It6), peer Nnlettun9
,ur rihttseu 9Ibfaluns dltr IN Zen au|
oemeincn Observation-Disclosures. iopie TN
0eI6Gftstetsn Der Geretni9ten Std1ten
Sprtpmmenben Srirfr, %uIlIse, urfun-
ben &c. nebfcinsr Giulettur9 ubfr Hspt'
Idreibuna unb Snts .puntilUn une elnein
9lnbanoe Don Gjs!sscnttits. .8eet6ten,
teutih unb en1Itd. lite Nuf. 52S
Seiten. @ut eebunbcn. SrstS 5 80
g4tnias Werfe 6atm un!trC teutlhen Ganee"
Icuen 70 Sitl Ruesn errriClcn, ale eteltr eeutln"
eneIidte SrititeIler; auf Ger etnen Sstte eeufin
auf Der aneersn eneliih, 1T es ieltlt etm Gio"
nanberer esit np9li1, sn9ltlH Bu terrtlpcn'
niren. Glf fhnea bintcrtmaneer fol8tnee
@uHaeen bdbcn bic 3wedmdbistelt mfpr ais
biulinslid bspisI.n.
6errmaMus, Sc, 3.,SlnoFbel, oorr
Del SArcib'uno 2clt'unterrt1t ais
crRcs 2cir| Spra6 II. Qebrtu4. 1Sts
&uHaee. Yreis % Gents. -..-..
S6rsiten unb QsfenIernn fraen in eititm
8l6len 6anb in Sanb seben. Die 8ineer
Iclan aber nitt nur mehanil6 ableitn lsruen,
fpnbr.n BON anfans an baju an5ehaltsn iper>
ben, fi6 bel peal, mas iie Ielen. strpae su prn'
fen. Darum iino aI1e I'm .lrfen 3autsrbtnp~
unsen pesssIaNen. uub baram 1T &Ies nur
aus benz SereiGe Der Grfabrun9 unp |nlNauS
una oee &inbe5 senrntlnEn.
sBH6 bclen Gnfpreeruneen entirrrten, 10
pereen bic &iuber SieIes aus Dem Sudletn
Iernen, unb bIs @elernte miro lei mandsm
Sinbs ben Wruno Icsen ~ einem srraosn, mo-
ratiI4tu, erIsu, ssiuub>relt9iOisn, sutsn @sn'
IGen.
gs d GfdnbtsesDeutI&es er'
etniete Staater1 8p1bna. Gin
6dnbsu. GIlrsbu6 fur 61usfrauer uno
Rib6en, 5tDbe anO &06tnnsn tn ireer
a6e; cper; %rreifHnS ;ur bsiten une
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

Der Spatommene Nmcritdn.
8t dftsman Gin 6lne unb
6llfabu6 FUR Gsf3IitslCnts aler Art
In ben @srcinisten Staater Spn 9orb'
amsrifa, tntbaltene bic rtrfhichtntn i'm
0ef6dftslebrn sortommeubrn getrdac,
0crslrite unb fhteheriHtsriite Gnt.
f6rieuu9cn, S6eutuussn unb N6tretun.
srn, @cIma6tsn, S6ulnlhCinr, 0cr.
f6rcitungcn unb 9ilrsfhaften, Yfane-
f6eine, Suittunsen, Scrjihte unb &e6.
nuugcn. Ssslautiaunssn unb Certificate;
fsrnrr cine umfafenee Darfequng Der
srgliidrn Su6fubruns, g8eGfel &C. &c.
III Srutibsr unb sualtitsr Ssra&e. Ge,
Sunstn. @rsis 7j Gents.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07
8erfauft Bel Haen Orussiiteu
Sic Susa9e!
G6toincfncbt.

Titt au'sttbmte unb arfityIiGr Sraatetii
rno esrtn pprausssbtnes SYnlptcmt, stynath'
Idfisier Suffcn, aahtitptiF. 6Giitrttit, 3sPr.
Etttr-prresn permanent otbtilt eard :. pr.
Srapns's GpmrEuRo S?rdr
ron wiIeen Rtrftttn."
3rpr6itiS-Gn Trylduftr Ter 9Hnttr>
ftnrineiu6t, in d arat.erifrt curh 9atarre
ree- GHsuEsurs etr Shlcim- aPsmsrans Der
Quft> garage, nit Sufcn uae Gusruri, trr'
,rm Gttcm, 5tiInFti. uns StmcJ;sn in Der
s3ruIl. Sur alt trpnt' Glen slHtettonsn, pee-
en- SaIs, gsrIuif Ger Stim nc, Sulttn, III
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

Gin srlss Qaaer BON Daaren better Sualit6t
immer ouf !6anb. 0emfen 5Sute fur 10
Gents unb aufpGrtS. 8utf6en SGrp6mMe,
Is Gents uub aufip6rts. 99ir crlt6en hpfth
I'm tie Gunelhaft Zee NutlifuntS.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07
..SnEcl aNgl. I"
3tur beuil6.omeriFanifSt
iHuitrirtc cSn9enbicbr;ft.

GrI&eiut @ruatli6. YreiS $3.50 per
Sabr i'm Gpraus.
Tis ed.ia rEitaI,tr Gr;dSlunstn. @irsrs.
ytisn teicr 3enfScp, anrestRhcn Sfi;tru cue
2amrfnnSe uab Btfhi6ts, Nir6rr, SoteIr,
Rdtbld unb SsyjWditbtn'S SpicIpinftI, &c
pit quite 9Quiratirusn, ptrerr iomcbI hrT
rcifrren 56uliuetur, atS au6 zen ,,Ssr;>
blditfen"ci iyugr rae Strffes iur llnltr'
ba lung unc 9stbrura triuseH-Tie G6~
tbtiIun1 fur bic ,,6cYbl6nbsn" licbt urier
Ter ips;iCQcn 9titure Htr ribmIi&f bdanrttn
6ineu9lrnsrin, 0rau 0ieea pIoNicrl.
gu tBistcn nur6 aEs 9u6taueiurssr retr
burb ecr Serauescter:
Garl S6rFiuecr. %ilrautts, sHis.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07
- aNiGbeiu,, @a.. SEN 7tcn Sum. 1877.

biriafeu SsrsitunD attrr Nrten SpcIfen
6etr6nt., Sdtrreien, 0sirprenem &c.
ure fdeli6er Nnlrituns I'm Spidcn. Irei.
fren SsS. @eHusrls, 3r1uhirsn, Gtufaf,
fen ser ShaGrln, Gerpirrn Der serf4te.
henrn SpeiIsn unb Getrdnfe fcpte I'M
Ginmo6en prrlttebener Sritte. Wit
teGcnbsrer 9eriidii6tiSun9 Der tlImati.
ftsn @ebdttntNe II. 9rcputte SImerita's.
Grn gRnt. 9 tlmer, fyiiber 6aupt.
fob In rerfMebenen 9rcben 6ptels Gu.
rrpd'S jeSt Refaurattur he's Union.
CLUBS In %bilabclrbia. @ebuueen.
preis so Gents.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07
Sice'e
SlluVen>uno 0emilte>
0artell,

n baS sra6trrGfe Dtrf fsiner Irtin te. Wclt.
90 ertbdlt nabe an IjO Seiten, 6unherts isi.
ner abtilbunsen, unr lthS GtrOmO. ablsaue
Ypu 8lumtu, pra6tspu seJedust unb eeIOrirt
sCn Natur. @rtiS SO Gents III @apirr: 81 90
in clesantrr Sci upaEe. Sn 9ea;iS unb
GnessT
stprelirt; Sanss. BID, 8chsFrr, q. ..
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07
Sr. GiuaDne's
ScmpcERS GnrnpS rrn SSiierr
&iriheu,

SciepcERS SnrnpS rcu SSIltcE
&irfhen,
stn Saurtmittel.
9lgrr otsr SlutirteR mag rrn etr varsnT,
3rahia, 9rrHhtn petr her 0ur9c htrrUhrtn
uHe Gus rtrlhietsntn llria6ta famritn, eIS
pa i;ne Ittrsrpes SIrrerIite &nif,tr9a"a, Qit'
tsrra reer SclSeitetr 0efife, itwaGcT Gam
es, llrtuaniiytn1una Ear Siiumt, urtcrevLt"
tar auSlsuWus, 9trfrrfuR2 esr @!iIj cher Gf>
tcC, &c. &C.
Or. Sma9nc'8 GonScnuS SgrVf
0on gDiiecn Sirfden
trim has i,bd an ttr s3ur;eI, iEbcm or eaS
Slst rsiniat, esr 9ttty ane Der NiUtn ibrt ss>
funsr 9tdtiatcit ,uruf9it. ure cas- Nsrssnig-
fem lidrst.
Gr in ras siE,;se rirtiIm: Witttl s,ssn
S,utuns, SrrEtinle ure ale HuusrEsrantsti>
fer. Sduiaeighnat uae irIGe, bic ;u ihTa>
der 0unae rrdStsrcnirt iiur, icutsn n:ttt str"
fttIen, eisits 3rp5e cess.aSiItiGt 5tlu;t;ti an
luireretn.
Seirt ruEesrsare Sraft, uidt tlco u5tT
StrinrIubt, IInSern uetr i;ete Urcnt'te Sti-
etr, irr sine alm6e!ts alitraiice Atticn nc.
taia ii. III beipieitn. 9Ur5 IeiRer Gjebr1un
Tirp Ger Suiier tsfrieltH. Dur6 lttntn @tss
traun rire ctr pulsn lcrfc, Ger Na6lSwsts
r;rMiuetrt iih, Ger Shmsri ldgt nat, her
@ulS tsurt IN leintm nat!lrlittn Stitus ,yrud,
Ssr Raeen rire in fsintr araft, 3atrunssmit-
leI III cereausn unb ~ ahiHiilirsn, fsitarti nro
ireem Sraan rirh Gin helIsrcs uno rslnrrse
9lri ;usefubrt, aus rsltem fib nrrts rrertas
iivts lEs pgsItilheS Natsrid! bt!eEt.
gere;iet oou; cgfin rem
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

Gpnecretd. .Gtre gam mlune
Der ausseplb telten eterfimmt9en
Minnsr6Err nit eeutitsm ure enBl.
5rrt. @tiammeit u. berdu5aeseten pcR
9epp. Gnsetfe. Duff CirsEtor u.
Gtrermita!ise mttrsrsr 0sfdn9srrrinr.
STtl.tr Sano.-@glti6 Scf,: 9tr. s. Die
@rlteebIume; Yr. 2. Die AareIe; SIR. 3.
1rirfIstrt; SIR. 4. SrfaHna; SIR. 5. Shph.
tift:s 9tir; Yr. Re;ter'e Gbi6ise; Or. z.
5rublinaeaaten; Nr. s. > fsmatbIaEn, bu
ibeursS eaue; Nr. .. Semns al tie WuTtf /;
9r. 10. Simmer mebr; Ar. IL. gtsnoiine>
6ru; Mr. II. Ter 5as ets 5trrr.
Gitit YiteerIommlnns nirb nit erutfdtu
rnb rnsIii&tr 5ert Serithcn, N eayum sGenfp
ircbt fur hen @cbra Id esr amtTifanilStH ME
etutlhsn 0,cfan6Strci ire bsliimm; unt tpire ;ur
@rlGi6itrurs Der slritaFuns in 5etlrn, jtetS
ca. II Gtlarsltidr sEtbaItcne, ;u Ha4friaca>
len tiQiscn QrtiicH brrauSScsttR.
GinSGlne Stimmtrffe s %
Stimmtsfte bsim SEssn6 fur
bic 0ereine . 25
SartitGr so
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9dtrer TN @tf@Sftsttben.
VI n i-I,t ,, a q Il ~ I0nCAHfiA

9ltrer TN @ef@6ftsttben.
NRFet'tuna, f6 i'm UsftdftS-
leben f6riftlib ausSuerldtn. GnsIif6 u.
beutib, nebf elmer @uswabl BON Rthen,
IbbanblunSeu unb Grjdbluusen gum
lleberIrscL nit 1nScfiistem WGrterbu6.
6erausgc9eben ron 6etnrih 0tndl,
eebrer Der en9liiten Srrd6e In %biln.
belrbia. Getunpcn. Trets nur rs
Gents.
Sns BUD sisteire ScrtrcfEitt Srrtiluns
CUR llettririnbuEs Der Sdpicrtgssiten, peI6e
fh SeihditSluitn tti etm @etrlu6 Der Eng
l,I6en uuo rtltl5tn Sgrlte characterization.
gfaHR fam aus benz @uhc Die rtttiae IGS>
erudSwciIr ert-nen une Tnbrt eayiu fur;e
Grs6bIunssu, &tetn II. I. w. gum lletsrifstn
fur Wtlhrn Sptd Gin 90crterbn6 aassFiat IN.
1as Bud III fur hos amerit, nii6e Gefhiflss
tebrn in jcbr Se;e6una prafiid. Die @us>
laee sru as Gents wirp jrSta Nauitr hUaeert
faliis jUytdsevgatst.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-06-07

gs Il Glfdnbt9ss sDeuti&eS ers
einiste Stddten 8p1bu4. etn
6dnpsu. GIlrsbu6 fur 6ausfrauen uno
NibHen, 8She anb 8G6tnnert tn ireer
H6e; crer; %rreifHn9 sur bstrn une
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-19
Civil War i'm Samoa.

THIS schooner Energy, Captain Savory, ar
rived at Auckland on the 22d August, from
the Samoan Islands, with details respecting
the fighting which has been going on there.
The day after II. l. Ms ship Augusta left for
Sydney, great excitement was visible in the
town of Apia, caused by dissension among the
natives as TO who was the rightful king. The
present ruler is supported by Colonel Stein
berger's old party, and to depOse him power
full opposition has been forming for some time
past. The rebel party, viz: those opposed to
the King, muster very strongly, and, during
the month of July, eutrenched themselves in
redoubts, in the vicinity of the town, while
the King party quietly awaited events. On
the afternoon of the 18th of July strong
force of Kingites went up to the redoubts,
situated in dense scrub on the south side OF
Apia, and while engaged in discussing the
situation of affairs, the governing party open
ed FIRE, killing from so to 100 natives The
FIRE was returned by the rebels, and fighting
was kept up until next morning, neither party
daring TO come 10 close quarters. The rebels,
seeing that they were surrounded by a large
force, about 1000, gave up their arms, and the
remainder dispersed, and the King, after de-
nuding them of their arms, dismissed them
Each section of the natives was well supplied
with arms, and the rebels gave up large
quantity of needle guns, etc. When the
Energy left everything was peaceful, but nOi
settled down. Europeans passed through the
crisis unmolested, reaping little harvest il
providing war dresses, powder and shot.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-19

Ws are quite satisfied that the report given
in last weeks GAZETTE, regarding the quanti
~ of opium smuggled from the Likelike, is IN
correct, and also that, so far as can be learned,
no one has had any connection with the
smuggling except Chinese passenger who
arrived in her, and left on the City of Sydney
The quantity smuggied is thought to be not
over seventy or eighty tins, and this could
not have escaped seizure had the rigid rules
applied 10 other vessels been applied to this
one, which, being Government steamer, was
supposed to be above suspicion-not perhaps
by the revenue officers, but by her own officers.
We may state here as a fact, that q Chinese
firm in San Francisco, whose name has been
given 10 us, makes business Of offering
opium at low price TO parties coming to
these islands, and probably more than one
stranger has been induced by its representa-
tions 10 venture ON the role of a smuggler, and
risk property. and reputation in this extra
hazardous undertaking.
So far, nearly every attempt TO smuggle
opium, whether hidden in containers or car
ried about the person, has been frustrated, and
the parties concerned in it brought to grief,
with loss of the property seized and heavy
fines. Persons residing in San Francisco, Ore
gon, China, and elsewhere, who imagine that
cur revenue officers are asleep, or can bS
eluded, might as well be informed that the
chances are nine out of ten that those who at
tempt smuggling will be detected, and con,
demned to heavy fine and Imprisonment. The
government is determined to suppress thl
traffic in opium so long as it remains contra
band, and vessels bringing it are liable t
confseation as well US the article seized. Tht
reason ii is tabued. is because the use of thit
drug had for years been extending till many
| Of the natives had become slaves to it and {,
| all the vices and diseases which accompany it
use. Latteriy, though few Chinese hav
been able to obtain supplies of it, yetvery few
Hawaiians can procure it. On the whole, tn
law has been beneficial and has had tn
! effect of partially suppressing its use.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-09-19
The Situation in Turkey.


THE war news received via New Zealand,
reporting the capture of Shipka Pass by the
Turks, was premature, and up to August 2gth
General Gourko's forces still retained posses
sion of II, while the Turkish Commander,
Suleiman Pasha, holds strong position at
the south entrance of it, and also the heights
above the Russian army. Should Suleiman
Pasha (who is supposed to be an Irish or
English General named Sullivan) succeed in
forcing its evacuation, then General Gourko's
best efforts will have resulted in failure, and
the whole Russian army will be north of the
Balkans, with every pass in the possession
of the Turks. This event mus. end the cam
paign for the season, as but two or three
weeks are left before the rainy season sets in,
and no amount of concentration upon the part
of the Russians can, while defending their
rear, the railroad between Kustendji and
Tcheuavadi and the crossings of the Danube,
effect the junction Of sufficient force to again
assume the offensive before Spring. In the
meantime the Turks will so fortify the Bal
kans that Russia will have serious task be-
fore it in the Spring to retake Shipka or an,r
of the passes where operations must first be
successful before there is any need of giving
Constantinople 8 thought.
North of the Balkan Mountains, the Rus
SLAMS hold the roads leading from shipka
Pass, through KAbrova and Tirnova to Sistova
on the Danube. By this route their connec-
ton is unbroken with the Russian railroads
north of the Danube.
The Turks hold unbroken lines from the
Balkans to the Danube, both on the right and
left Of the Russians. On the right, they oc-
cupy from the Iron Gate in the Balkans
through 0sman Bazar and Shumla to Rust
chuck, under command Of Mahomet Ali, who
has some $4,000 troops. On the left, their
forces stretch from Sofa to Loyztz and PIev-
na, numbering $4,000 troops Under Osman
Pasha, (who is supposed to be Marshal Ba-
zains of France.l
The losses On both sides from sickness and
death are very large, and the reiuforcements
which are brought in scarcely keep I'D the
batalIions TO a lighting condition. This must
account for the want Of activity in both armies
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WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER l9. 1877

HIS MAJESTY THE KING took passage on
the schooner Marion. on Thursday last, for
Kauai. where he viii remain for few weeks,
experimenting farming operations on his
sugar estate At Kealia.
-QUKES DowAGER EMMA returned to town
last evening, via Eva, having made the tour
of this island during the past two weeks
She rode into town accompanied by some TIVE
hundred couples on horseback
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In Admiralty.

~ Z FOUNTAIN, B. n. KUPIHEA. ~
Ne Goods, Wares, &C. sased from the wreck OF sehr
IEka Consisting Of llots feet more less Of lumber
and 1000 shingles Before the Hon. a. r. Judd.
All PERSONS who have any Interest IN the above named
articles are hereby 1oaed and appasr at the Court
House Honolulu, On FRIDAY the zrst day OF September
1sI7 a. 10 O'clock A. NJ then and there 10 sos anse
any they have. Why the calm Of said petitioners 10 tbs
ss ,.nooia not Dc gr snted and that the said nmker
should not be Condemned znd sold aecordiaxiy
H0noiuiu, August %, ls7I GO
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suPreme Court.-In Probate.
BeEsre e. - -. q Ckanbers.

Before Ar. Jusess Jsdd. a. Chamber.
Estate Of A KAhekiI deceased PetitiSa sf KAl0-
"A " that Mr.. Csei Srown Be appGiztsi Adninis-
trat1- Ei-h ths VIII annexed of The ab0Fs Eztate il
place Sf J. Ken UEAzzA deceased. The cozrs
Hes ksAr1g the eEi4snes q the death Of J. 4 Una
zss sr4ersd L~Stsrs AIFayed fer &c bs issued to
Cecil BrOTE GFO1 lis Alag bead i the san Of
s. l.sea-
Bsfsrs Mr.. Jsstiss N.Csliy, q. Chambers.
EEsats of DasisiA DISEASED Pstitisu Of Csea
BrVEl A6Eizistrztor md fsr erisr >a1sraiag the
sale q esrt4i. Real Properly bsioagzg the ahsEs
Est4ta- The 1EiATit Of Pukliearion Of Sosire OF
sale All rscEr1 szd sales. hsEsg bsez Essd
H.5 10 EFpeAszzg Be s1tisf1essry the cgzrt
ErIatsd ths Irssr ss1ErEing the sale PEayed for
Essa.s e Aztszs Ha.ssl DISEASED Pesitiea Of
n Pa EEarztor Of ths said Essara for sstrleneur
q his 1sESzEtE slssh- Ths aeeoGzts haEi1g beeu
aPPrsEs1 aEd PASSED G. ths 81 AEguss Iasf, the
csGr1 thnz gave izscrG-luS that an nreuznt EhouId
be fErziEAse EhcTins the specific Real Estate and
ekarls 6eFissd q tka Wi1aE, Ezi tie 0ns-third Q.
tAa net Frusss9a ef the fsrssGA property after pay
1eat Il asbts and teEtA1satA-y szps1ses- Tha ae-
co1Es bsizE rQE sl-d Is sppzzr5 that thu rsnaininr
tEc-shiris h1Fs bssa PaiS csAriss T. BizhsP Esq
t1ea<her via ths rrssssE II Al the Rs E.tats sx-
ssFs Eas dsrissd . tia Vi1sE, As rsPrsszatag The
hnirs hy powur Of azr1rney wharszpon Tie Courr
sslisS. EPol IN flag Eirh TIE cIsrk IL rsaspt oi
the wldnW FAR her legacy and that sf C1arisa b.
BisAsp fcr the ls<usiss q ~ heirs a5rual
Cans Tss rEE carss EEEK.
ssPt- Isth--Esesss q EAazzzA dsesassd- Befurs
Mr. J1Eties Hsc1lF.
SsPr. Igsh.-Kst1ts EizIrnloa Of dsesassd- Befsrs
NJ Jssd.s Mec1Iiy.
snut. 9sn--Es-zts Ct A Z PsHsrz- Aseeznts e
Be rsndersd BY W. o. Saith AdliziErr1t1r-
ssrt. sssA-Isx Appeal s.ssa- Bssar the faIl
colrl
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London. August 2sih--FOF many days the army
OF the Grand Duke hieaolss has been closing to-
gether against Pievna. with = Fiez 10 attack The
wear and tear Of the Russian army hns been such
that the reinforeeneus brought up hitherto have
not compensated for the losses suffered from battle
and other causes without anything like an cpl
eenic, there has been considerable faIIing out of
ranks owing . sickness Thus, despite tie ersat
reiaf0rcenents On the way, the Russiaus NAV 6egiu
10 doubt whether they viii be able to have before
nority necessary for decisive reazlt
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EE Euown an Waa-a ia may coae-ru, that Prank p
EEstngs Esgure having tbs a=y presented u ths De-
PArEzaezi. Lis CoHarsou frusa the Hcaorzhas Freaerc
" ssWE sctng SECRETARY u state q ne Uzite States.
~hteh : fgzns dus aarsn be the szit Fraak P
EH-t-Egs Is hsrehy acEnouledged As Nice and Deputy
cuasa Cailst Honoulu Hawaiian Islands.
a. Al Is sl sach SrdsrvG 20 r~ceive fan
al. Ea1 cre BY ihs authorities cF this Government
Glven Enser uly hAnd and via the SA cf thr Hawai-
l. . KiuEaoza tbs iIth &Ay q Ssptsssoer iss5.
}. MOTT SMITH,
AllntSssr os Forut<n AESlrz Al interi-n-
r..r.rrr,-ss ~ E,-,iyp s.irs Hsuolulu
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NOTICE

Ez~M@z GovsrazsnE Boaes IN eezozi1alio1s q sIG0.
sse ss sl0ec aud soo, oearzg tsis-esr cf ssFsl Per
psr yea. pgz5as iz issS ysrs- may
Lad l,lss1 4z1c=1E 1EEl further n0I1s APP1cz-
ricz 4 IL EzEAlzz rrczszry.
JOIN n KAPENA
Ein.szsr q FlnAzcs-
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Administrators Notice.

ESTATE OF G.. A. LATHROP. DECEASED.
r. The undersigned having been duly appointed Tenn
p0rary Administrator OF the Estate of GEORGE A La
THROP, late of Waikiki Maui. deceased hereby notes
all persons OF his appointments
Any person having possession OF property belonging 10
the deceased will please deliver the same 10 the under
immediately And claims against the said estate
may be sent to him. WILLIAM o. SMITH
Waikiki Maui, sept s, ls7T. eol IL