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VIOLIN STRINGS.

CTRATTON'S celebrated Russia Gut Violin
y Strings, 4 lengths to each bunch. 25 cents q
bunch. At the York Drug Store.
"... JOHN G.. KUYKENDAL.
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Ohio.

aThe farmers and stock owners of this State are
the most prosperous and successful, probably, of
any other; they have better stock, horses and
cattle and lose less by disease neighboring States
would do we'll to enquireinto this coveted success.
700 gross Of Foutz's Celebrated Horse and Cattle
Powders have been used the past year in theState.
So, large an amount of mertorious article of
medicine must have constrained disease to great
extent and saved many animals from death.
For sale by JOHN g. KUYKENDAL.
Anpust 30 35 1t
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The speech was very frequently lnterTuPteu
By applause, ana every allusioh'to sthe sact OF
THE CUBAN.SPANISH WAR.


From what may be regarded as the highest
authority, it can be stated that the revolu-
tionary war in Cuba, so far as Spain is con-
cerned, is in its decade. Nearly ten years
ago the war began, and since that time Spain,
with all her resources, seems to have been
unable to check the progressive spirit of the
revolution. In the beginning the reVolu-
tionists were confined to the extreme south
eastern and mountainous part of the island.
The Spanish government then had complete
control of nearly four.fifths of the territory of
Cuba, and with the aid of its fleet possessed
every seaport town. But gradually, and des'
pite all the difficulties of their position, the
revolutionists have crept onward, until they
have now reached point beyond the vicinity
of Puerto Principe, leaving to the Spanish
government less than one-half of the island.
How long Spain intends keeping up the war
is not certain, but it is known that great pre-
parations are now in progress at Madrid look
ing to the sending of large army of rein
forcements to Cuba, under one of the ablest
Spanish Generals of the age, Gen. Martinus
Campbell, for the purpose of inauguratlng a
determined winter campaign. 1t is not that
Spain is desirous of continuing the war on
the contrary, she has. long since tired Of, it,
and would prefer it's abandonment, but she is
guided in it by the feelings of the Spanish
subjects in Cuba, between whom and the pa
triot residents there exists the greatest Partl-
san hatred. However, even these resident
Spaniards are beginning to see the hopeless
ness of their endeavors to suppress the rebel
lion, and are reported to have recently made
overtures to prominent rebels whereby hostili-
ties may be ended.
They have agreed, and the Spanish govern
ment is willing, to grant to the Cubans the
right to local selfgovernment and taxation,
or as they are pleased to call it, an astronomical
government, consisting of home rule, subject
to the crown ofSpain. This was all the Gu
bans formerly desired iiudeedi was this
that they first rebeled. But now, encouraged
by their success, they reject all such PROPOSE.
tions and look forward to nothing short of
absolute independence. Spain stands ready
to grant them all they at first demanded, but
true to examples of successful revolutions in
general, and that of the American war for in
dependence in particular, now that their enc
mics are willing to make concessions, they insist
upon debating terms of peace to suit them
selves. The Madrid government, therefore,
in view of all these facts, now seems bent on
making one more great and vigorous effort to
put down the rebellion, failing in which it is
quite probable that the war will be virtually
nded.-National Republican.
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MILLINERY.

MILLINERY.
WYE would respectfully inform the Ladies of
w Yorkville and surrounding country, that
we have in stock
A FULL LINE OF GOODS,
usually found in a first-class Millinery Store,
which we offer for sale CHEAP.
HATS AND BONNETS REMODELED
and trimmed to order. All work warranted to
please and done at the lowest cash prices. Give
us a call,
AND INSPECT OUR STOCK.
Store nearly opposite Roses Hotel.
Misses MASSEY & SMITH.
August % "a II
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Mem. from Society Journal. "Miss s
appeared to positive disadvantage because of
cloudiness Of complexion and-must we write
it?-Pimples, it spelling an otherwise beautiful
countenance." She should, by all means,
procure and use DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture.
Rep.
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COUNTY, INDEBTEDNESS.

OOU N Il IN D11O 4 IT ~
VJVHE undersigned have been appointed by the
Governor to investigate the Indebtedness OF
York county. ..g
All persons having claims against said county
are hereby notified to appear before us at the
Court House, in Yorkville on the SECOND DAY
OF OCTOBER, next and establish their claims;
The Commission will set from day to day until
the investigation is concluded.
CAD JONES, ..'
SAM,L r. WHITE, ! Commissioners.
August 80 IS 5t
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ATLANTA MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Alta NTA GA.

.AI'ILA 'l'kA, OTkA.
VHyH T. Twentieth Annual Course of Lectures will
commence October 18th, 1877, and close March
FAcuLrY.-J. G. Westmoreland, w. r. West
moreand w. A. Love, V. II. raliaferro, John
Thad Johnson, A. w. Calhoun, j. II. Dogan, }.
II. Banks; Demonstration of Anatomy, G. w.
Nutting.
Send for Announcement, giving full intorlna-
ton. JNo. THAD: Jof1N'oN, pet''
August 9 ~ ~
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y RELIGIONS Netice...

Preaching will commence at Olivet Church. on
Friday, 3fstinstant. Services will be conducted
by Revs l.. H. Wilson and L. r. Mccormick.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be ad-
niihistered on Sunday! }, /
Auoust 20 "a 1t
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snnoaneed. by CelE Coward Rheai thei eollec'
ton was made on Monday night, those who
failed to, contribute then, but may wish TO do
so; can make their contributions through the
proprietor of the ENQUIRER, who will take
pleasure in receiving and fOrwardingF the
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OK stitch in Time Saves Nine.o

Disease, in various forms, is superinduced by
the existence of: worms in children and adults.
Shriner's Indian Vermifuge will destroy and ex-
pei them, thus removing the cause, saving both
life and money. Sold by J.,C. KUYKENDAL.
August 80 : - 35 1t
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
TEVHE Board of Equalization OF York county
will meet at the Office of the County Auditor,
in Yorkville, on TUESDAY, THE llTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, 1877, for the purpose of con-
sidering the Tax Returns of 1877, hearing com.
plants and transacting any other business that
Board will adjourn from day to day until all the
business before it shall be transacted.
w. A. MOORE,
County Auditor and Clerk Of the Board.
August 80 q r 35 = II
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RAILROAD FREIGHTS.

DY order of the Board Of Directors, on ana
after the first day of September, next, NO
FREIG HTS will be permitted to leave the Rail
road Depot in Yorkville, until all charges have
been paid. j. K. GARDINER, Agent
. Aupust 80 35 81
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OBITU AIRY.

D1Ep-At Fort Mill, on the 26th instant, GUY!
infant son of J. H. Bradford, aged years and
months.
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CLARK BROTHERS

SUGAR, SUGAR. SUGAR.
OWING to the late decInein Sugar, we are en-
full assortment of Sugars, such as Crushed, A,
Powdered, White, Granulated, C, extra 9, and
Brown, at greatly reduced prices. A call from
all is respectfully solicited. d.-
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R,OSF'S HOTEL,

ROSE'S HOlEL,
YORKVILLE, s. C.
THIS HOUSE has been thor
SGAb oughly renovated from cellar to
4 fS 81 garrett and newly furnished, I'M I'M
&4EsG Guiding GRAFTON'S PATENT
SPRING BEDS. In view of the times, our mot
to is full House at a moderate price.
TERMS-Sl. so PER DAY, OR soc. PER MEAL.
Sample Rooms reserved especially for CONNER
cial travellers. HENRY w. oM1ia'
August 30 "a C
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fInantial ano Commercial.
YORKVILLE, August 29.-Cotton to 94.

YORKVILLE, August 29.-Cotton I to 94.
NEW YORK, August H.-Cotton steady; up
lands, II 1-l6.
CHARLESTON, August 27.--Cotton dull;
middling l03.
LIVERPOOL, AugustH.-C firmer; mid
ding upands, l5-l6d.
CHARLOTTE, August N.-Cotton dull; mid
ding, l0s to l0l.
Comparative Cotton statement.
NEW YORK, August24. fol lowing isthe
comparative cotton statement for the week enc END
ing to-day: 1871. lsI6.
Receipts at all ports for the week..2,545 1872
Total receipts to date te.......39 942 l07 4,ll3,729
Exports for the week, ,s26 Sd4l
Total exports to date 3U20 225 ,222, ,Gl0
Stock at all United States portsl3O,34s l29,64S
Stock at interior towns...."".""."9,703 l,z9I
Stock at Liverpool, ol,..............S47,O0 ,O0O oO4,Uno
American ah hoatfor Great Britain 200 $1,000
nIIIcnEp 4 Cp0RI
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gpetial Notitss.
Religions Notice.

Religious NOtICe.
There will he service at the Associate Reformed
Church in Yorkville, on next Sabbath, End OF
September. ROBERT LATHAM
August 80 30 ~
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TAX RETURNS FOR 1877.

NOTICE is hereby given that under instruc-
~ tions from the Comptroller General, the
books of the County Auditor will be kept open
at Yorkvile for the reception of returns of per-
sonal property, until SATURDAY, THE FIRST
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1877. After that date,
the penalty will attach. All males between the
ages of 81 and 60 years are liable to poll tax.
w. A. MOORE County Auditor.
August l8 33 st
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NOTICE.

N1OW is the time to buy cheap Groceries, Iron,
~ Hardware, Woodenware, Stoneware, &C.,
Because we need money to lay in our Fall Stock.
49,. 70 CLARK BROTHERS.
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AUCTION. SALES.

SHERIFF'S SALES.
ny virtue of writs of feri tdcds, to me directeds
h will be sold between the legal hours o1 OF
sheriff q sale. ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
~, sEPTEMBER NEXT,
at York Court House, the following properly
to wit: y3tIi ~ - =.
g., One tract of land, situated on the Pinckney
road, four miles South West of Yorkvtiie, con-
tanning acres. bounded by lands OF Alphonso
Gattvs' estate Of J, L. Sutten, deceased, A, A.
Porter, E. R. Stewart and others, levied on as the
property of Franklin Miller deceased, at tne smI III!
Of n. B. Miller and others. (9z'oI1
ns- Terms invariably cash. Purchasers VINO 90
not comply with the terms ofsale, must expect tne
property bid off by them to be advertised Tor re-
sale at their risk for the ensuing sales-day.
''0 r. H. GLENN, 8. Y:C.
August9 81 aas ~
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Financial.
NEW YORK, August N.-Gold l.Ht.
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pRESERVJNG PROCESS.

COUNTY RIGHTS of DR.. J. w. DAVEN-
I PORTS BALM PRESERVING PROCESS
for sale Apply to NJ. STRAUSS,
Yorkville, S. G..
Inlv 26 30 5m
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TOBACCO.

OUR stock of Tobacco is complete, consisting
~ Of grades from common to the best. We
are selling the best Chewing Tobacco In town.
Our customers say 80, anda large and increasing
demand for it, substantiates what they say.
~ J., CLARK BROTHERS.
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FLOUR.

MO man Is 80 blind to his own interest as not
~ to have good flour in the family. In conse-
quence of the great decline in this article we are
enabled to offer our fayorite brand at extremely
low prices. ia CLARK BROTHERS.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF YORK.
T. T. Youngblood against B. F. Powell.-Jadg-
m,ent for Foreclosure OF Mortgage
TNDER and by virtue Of the Judgment Of Of
u Foreclosure. in above entitled cause, s,gnedd ged
dated May II, 1877, will expose to public sale'
at York Court House, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER NEXT,
between the usual hours Of sale, one HOUSE
AND lot in the town of Fort Mill, bounded by
lots of T. B. Withers, T. D. Faulkner and by the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad, ana
containing ......9 3, s,tr,,,g.
ONE ACRE, MORE OR LESS.
TERMs.-The costs and one-third Of the balance INC,
of the purchase money to be paid In cash pal,
ance of purchase money to bepaid in two equal
annual ir1stallments- some and two years-with In,
terest from day Of sale, the purchaser giving bond
and mortgage of the premises to secure balance
Of the purchase money. .
Should the terms Of sale not be complied WITH,
the property will be re-advertised to be resod on
the next sales day at the risk of the former pur-
chaser. ($3360 r. d. GLENN, 8. Y:.C.
August 8 @ lf'f' 81 eEis Eif#'f lae t.f
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Southern Ststes only in tbisrevept, ands that
business arrangements only then would cease;
The House stood firm as a stone wall against
the proposition to pay the troops unless it was
essly-stipulated that the army shoqld.not
he used to Sustain bogus State governments.
1t was aunt for the bill with this included
a unit against it unless it was included, and
now Sherman is praising Hayes because he
adopted the Democratic policy-another in
stance of economy, compelled by the Demo.
cratic policy, credit.for which sis claimed by.
the HAYES administration: I DO not propose
to detain this Convention with an extended,
speech, but to follow the experience Of my
predecessor, venerable in Democracy if not in
years. You'are competent to discharge your
duty, and in that way invoke harmony. But
why harmony? We are the party of Law and
order. I and in all history there sss 10 grsnder
spectacle than that of this great party quietly
submitting, for the sake Of peace and order
and the prosperity of our free institutions, to
the most monstrous political fraud ofany age,
for the act of the Electoral Commission was q
foul stain upon our national honor, which all
the rains in the sweet heavens cannot wash
out. -.
The speech was very frequently interrupted
BY applause, ana every .aliusiohSto ,the sact of
the Electoral Commission was loudly cheered.
The Convention adopted, the: following:
The Democratic party Of Pennsyl lvania, and
their delegates in Convention assembled, do
declare, 6rst, that the induction Of Ruther-
ford B. Hayes into the office Of President, not
withstanding the election Of Samuel J; Tilden
thereto, was a bigh crime .againsti fred govern:
ment, which has not been condoned, and will
not be forgotten. The same spirit ofpatriotism
which forbore contest upon the first offence
will resist and punish any attempt at a second.
The Convention reaffirmed and adopted the
financial resolutions of the National Demo
cratic platform adopted at St. Louis in 1875.
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: G. III. O'LEARY.

:. 20 .@Hi 1oi FURNITURE. 2, g a'.@t
I'm connection with my Saddlery establishment
shall also conduct the FURNITURE BUSl-
NESS, and keep on hand full stock OF articles
in that line, consisting Of Bureaux, Bedsteads,
Tables Chairs Cottage o,;as ana ond
~ 'no f'' '''' N'''>' 6. a. OLEARY. 4
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'.- OUR MOTTO.
vryHE initial letters to the above advertisements
~ w ' CLARK BROTHERS.
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SALT, SALT, SALT.

A CAR load of Liverpool Salt just received
IA and offered at very low figures, for cash:
Special inducements to those purchasing several
sacks. CLARK BRGIdEhS.
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MOLASSES.

1EUSCOVADO, New Orleans, and other grades
lvn of Molasses, and Sugar House Syrup con-
stantly on hand, at low prices for the money:
CLARK BROTHERS.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TlHE Creditors Of the estate OF SAMUEL
RAINEY, Jr., deceased. are hereby notified
to establish their demands before me, on or before
the TUESDAY, THE 25TH OF SEPTEMBER,
1877 or be debarred from sharing in the distribu-
ton of the proceeds of real estate of said de-
ceased. j. A. MCLEAN, Judge of Probate.
August % "a st
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SADDLES.

FULL supply of my own manufacture OF
a Saddles, consisting Of Gentlemen's, Ladies,
BOYS and Wagon Saddles, all Of which will be
sold very cheap, for the cash.
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Fl. F. ADICKES & SONS.

PAY UP.
4 IL persons indebted to Il. F. ADICKES, Jr.,
"A are requested to call and settle, as he wishes
TO close up his old Books.
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HAVING had long experience in our fathers
-a-Sto-s-r.sa-ass~in
feel satisfied that few can compete with us in
buying and selling at low prices. We intend to
devote all our time and energy to business, and
we shall labor under the impression that our in
terests are mutual with yours. We are deter
mined that our house shall be second to none in
point Of Goods and Prices. Hoping to merit a
fair share of your patronage, we are,
Yours Respectfully,
II. F. ADICKES, Jr.
WITHERS ADICKES.
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SUNDRIES.

DRIDLEs, Halters, Girths. Saddle Bags, Sad
die Blankets, Hames, Trace Chains, Back
bands, Stirrups, Bride Bits, Buckles. etc, ETC.,
for sale at Il. d. OLEAn1 ..
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TOBACCOS.

/ LOT of extra cheap "Manufac'' and Smoking
"A Tobaccos just in at the York Drug Store.
.-. JOHN G. KUYKENDAL.
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COFFEE. COFFEE.

COFFEE, COFFEE.
WE keep a full assortment of Coffee constant
w " on hand Common and best grade Rio,
best grade Old Government Java Coffees. The
best Rio Coffee parched and put up in one pound
packages, full weight. Special inducements given
when parties buy by the sack.
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HAMS. HAMS.

EVERYBODY come to our House to purchase
II Hams, because we keep the best quality, the
unsurpassed Maryland brand, and sell them at
bottom figures, for cash.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-22
CALIFORNIA, within few wears from an

CALIFORNIA, within few years from an
exclusively mining region, has taken high
rank for her agricultural products. The sur
plus Of the wheat crop last year amounted to
nearly sixteen million dollars; her flour TO
more than two and half millions; her wool
to nearly fifty million pounds and to the value
of eight million dollars. The annual product
of wine reaches seven million gallons. These
results have been secured, too, on a soil that
seemed at first unfavorable to cultivation,
and in climate that threatened by its long
summer drouth to blast every growth in field
or garden. A quarter of a century ago Cali
fornia imported five hundred thousand bar
rels OF flour yearly. Now, after supplying
her own wants, there is a handsome surplus
for distant markets.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-22
The WOman's Christian Temperance
Union
of this State will hold a
MASS CONVENTION IN AUGUSTA,
Jan. "a, rss7,at1OA. W.,
Some 0hiecfars.

There are those who sincerely doubt the
wisdom of the plan of counting the electoral
vote submitted to the two Houses of Con-
gress by their committees. The friends of
the proposed measure while regretting that
objections should be made will feel no desire
to dispute the honesty OF those entertaining
them. For they are generally entertained in
no captious spirit. The men who fear that
the scheme will not work well in practice
however admirable it be in theory, are dis
posed to recognize the fact that it is accepta-
BILE to the people and they will not press their
objections. They realize that the business
interests of the country, naturally timid, are
heartily in favor of some sort of speedy set
tlement and little disposed to closely examine
or criticse the method adopted to reach so
desirable result. People are wearied of tie
long contest and apprehensive of evil to come
from conflict between the two Houses, and
they will insist, perhaps unreasonably, upon
the proposed plan. They will not stop to ex.
anime il and see if will really work quick
settlement. They will not stop to inquire
how the odd man of the tribunal is to be
chosen. They insist that the experiment
shall be tried. The remedy may not be eff
cacious, but it is better than no attempt at
remedy. Sugar and water and bread pills
are not dsease-destroyers, bnt they amuse
patient and tranquilize his mind.
There are other objectors, Republicans,
who firmly believe that Gov. Hayes has been
elected President, that it is wrong to concede
that any doubt exists, and that by far ths
greater portion of the compromise has been
made by the Republican party. That the
Republicans have yielded much more than
their opponents is true. Itwas to be expected,
for the Republican party has always been
capable of much greater sacrifice than its
opponents when patriotism has demanded
sacrifice. Now, as in the past, it subordin-
ates its ambition to the good OF the country.
As much sacrifice is due of right from the
Democratic party, but it is not expected for
''it is not in the nature of the animal"
There is still a third class of objectors made
up of men who have doubts as to the consti-
tutionality of the compromise. These men
are too apt to subordinate the end to the
means, to act tas though the country was made
for the constitution, instead of the constitu-
tion for the country. They hesita.ed to save
the Union in 1861, because they feared the
| salvation would be unconstitutional. The
same regard for technicalties impedes their
| action now.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-22

THE Louisiana idea of government seems
to be that the crowd which first obtains pos
session Of the police station house is entitled
to be recognized as the administration of the
State. This method Of settling disputed cleo
tions has its advantages, but unfortunately
they are like the handle of jug-all on one
side. In case the capture of the station
house is effected from without, it is apt to be
accomplished by Democrats who flock there
from force of habit; and if it is effected from
within, it is certain to fall into Democratic
occupation. Could not Gov. Nichols show
some fairer title to the office which he claims ?
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-22

THE Sclavonic Committee at st. Peters
burg has published an almanac which con-
tains some very interesting statistics of the
Sclavonic populations. From these statistics
it appears that the Sclavonic family is divided
as follows: l. The Great Russians, Little
Russians, White Russians, Galiclans, 6O,OoO,'
900; 2. The Poles, distributed over Russia.
Austria, and Prussia, 9,5OO,OOO; 8. The
Czechs. 100000; 4. The Siberian Servians
Styrians, Corinthians, and the Serbo-C Croats
100000; and, lastly, the Sclavic element O
Bulgaria, more than 100000. The tota
member of this great people is 9O,OOO,eOO.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-22
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.

OUR New York letter is printed to-day in
advance OF its usual date of publication. The
importance of the subject of which it treats,
and the deep interest felt in that subject, are
reasons for departing from custom. The
careful attention OF our readers is called to
'ne letter, which sets forth some objections
wnich have doubtless occurred to many who
nave considered the electoral compromise