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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Market.

NEW YORK. March 19-COttOn-Steady At
1l55@llszc; futures closed firm.
Flour-Receipts 500 bbls. The market is
more steady, with fair trade; No 2 sid4 IS;
superfine state and western IS 4O95 IS; COM
mon to good extra S. 75@5 9oi good to choice
IS S5@6; white wheat extra s. 05@7; fancy 81 %
as 25; extra ohio IS 1901 70; st. Louis S. S59
8 IS; patent 81 25@l0 80.
Ryefiour-Steady; 81 25@4 IS.
Cornmeal-Steady; western 81 6593.
Wheat-Steady and in fair demand; receipts
800 bu; ungraded spring 81 23@l q; mixed
spring, store, 81 S5; No northwestern, store,
81 40; No Milwaukee spring 81 42139l 43; No
8 do, store, 81 IS; No Chicago spring quoted
at 81 iO@l Al; winter red western 81 45@I so.
Rye-Steady; western S@S2c.
Barley-Dull; ungraded Canada 73@971zc.
Malt-DuIl; Canada 81 25.
Corn-In moderate demand; receipts ll2,0 600
blu; ungraded western mixed SOC; do yellow
western SIC: steam mixed 551z@56c; steam yell
low 561zG57c.
Oats Moderate local trade; receipts 5000 bu;
mixed state 3SG53c; white do 42@56c.
Hay-ShippIng 70a75c per cwt.
HOpS-Quiet and unchanged.
Cofee-Quiet and unchanged; Rio cargOes IL
@2lc; jobbing l712d22c, gold.
Sugar-Duli and unchanged; fair to good re-
filming S5z99c; prime &c; refined lO1z@ll14c.
Molasses-Dull and unchanged; refined 45@
SIC; Porto Rico 40@45c; English Island 3Sg45c.
Petrolt nm-Steady; crude l01lc; refined 1875
@l614c; cases nominal; naphtha ll17c.
Tallow-Quiet and steady; 75saSc.
Strained Observation-Disclosures; 81 0o@2 10.
Spirits Turpentine-Steady; 4lc.
Eggs-Firm; western fresh l7c.
PrOvisions-Pork firmer, with more inquiry;
new mess Sl4 75dl4 IS; MAJ sl4 IS. Beet quiet;
plain mess $40 50@ll so; extra do sl2@l2 so.
Middles firmer; western long clear re; city
do 77sdSc. Lard quiet and heavy prime steam
80 70a9 S3l@; April SO 6sCa9 rs.
Butter-Western l2@20c.
Cheese-Steady; 9@l5Hc.
Whisky-Steady and unchanged; 81 079l o..
New Orleans Market
NEW ORLEANS, March l9.-Flour-Strong;
common 81 So; superfine s, 2565 50; Xxx So "
@6 50; xxx s7@7 621z; choice extra S. 0O@S 90
Corn-Dull; mixed Sac; white and yellow
55c.
Oats-DulI; st. Louis &c: Galena 4S@5Oc.
Corn Meal-Dull; 81 40.
Hay-Scarce and firm; choice SIS.
Provisions-Pork strong; mess SIS %. Lard
dull; tierce 9%@l0c; keg l054c. Bulk meats
quiet: shou ders s. Is loose; S. 80 pached I;
clear rib IS 90: clear IS .. Bacon quiet but
steady; So 70, 50, 50 %. Hams: sugar. cured,
large, 1211@l3c; ordinary ll@llHc.
Whisky-Dull; western rectified 81 %.
Coffee-Dull; job lots, ordinary TO prime,
Haze.
Sugar-Strong; inferior 5@6,4c; common to
good compon 75z@S1{c; fair to fully fair S51s@
SIC; prime to choice S54d9c; centrifugal SIC
&c; yellow clarified l0@lO14c. .
MOlaSSes-FiTm; common 20926c; falr 5OS5zc
strictly prime 42l2c.
Rice-Quiet: common TO good 4@6c.
Bran-Firm; 81 %.
Gold-l04s4GlO5.
Exchange-New York "a premium; ster-
ling exchange, 500.
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New York Financial Matters.
NEW YORK, March l9.-Money active at 211S9
Z; closing at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 31z95 per cent.
= Custom receipts S3590OO. d ~ ...r.f
The assistant treasurer. disbursed Se,0o.
Clearings sl7 100000 Firm actual business.
Sterling-Sixty days 4S4; do sight 4S6.
Gold opened and closed at lV456. with
sales during the day al l0fSz.
Carrying rates las per cent.
Loans also made fat. ..
SilveT-At London sd per ounce. here
silver bars l22I green backs, n71[ gold.
Silver coin is at Il per cent discount.
Governments-Dull and steady.
Railroad Enthusiastically lower. -
State Securities-Quiet. 1901.
The stock market was active, but irregular
and unsettled. Prices were weak at the open
ing and soon declined A6lA per cent, but to-
wards noon recovered the decline. In the
afternoon great strength was shown, and a
dively advance was made in rates, Lackavanna
leading the market in the rise, followed by
st. Paul preferred, and Chicago, Burlington
.941< in the forenoon, made the exceptionally
large advance to G1z. Towards the close rates
for money was made artifieially light, call
loans advancing to per cent with the result
of depressing prices of every other stock on
the list except Burlington and Quincy and
Union Pacific, and prices went of Z9lH per
cent. The latter Iackawanna.
Transactions on stock exchange to-day
aggregated 2T 900 shares, of which 40,0ee were
Western Union, 800 North Western, 400
Rock Island, Ia 900 st. Paul, 5000 Lake Shore
$500 Lackawanna. $500 Delaware and Hudson
and 3, 5OC Burlington and Quincy.
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Brown sHEETrNes-Ve rmont,s5zc; Nashville,
&C.: Vaudeville SC ;Idaho,s5Sc; New AlbanyS14ci
Stark A.,sc; Laurel Ds1tc; Laurel ii. 7$zc; PARK
MIC; Pepp o., nc; Pepp R.. Sci Pepp E., &c.
BLEACHED SHEETfNGs-LOnsdale lie; Hone
sc: Blackstone, 91sc: Mascoment. &c: Hill.
rs &C; "A. lvc; Dwight Star, l0c; Vaughn Xxx,
&c; Red Dog, &c; Quaker, &c; Cambrics Ions
dale, l5c; Young Warrior, ll1ac; Jabez Knight,
GRAIN BAGs-Amoskeag A., 20c; Lewiston
A. nc: Stark. &c: Union 221<- Banner q;
Montsup, 21xc; American lS11c; Harmony
lS%c.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
The following are the receipts and ship
rnents for the last "a hours:
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NOTICE is hereby gwen to the citizens Of
IN the Fourth ward. in the city of Indian
apolis, Center township, Marion county, 1ndi-
ana, that 1 Arthur u. Benner. male inhabi-
tants of said ward. over the age OF twenty-one
years. will apply to the board of county COM
missioners OF said county. at their April
meeting, for a license to sell, for one year,
spurious, vinous and malt liquors, in a less
quantity than quart at a time, with the
privilege of allowing the same TO be drank on
my premises.
The precise location of the premises whereon
desire to sell said liquors Is described as fol-
lows: West one-half "a OF lot No. z, square No.
81, and known as No. 246 West Washington
street. in the city of Indianapolis, Center
township. Marion county, Indiana.
lSignedl ARTUR II. RENNER,
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GUARDIANS SALE.
DooNE CIRCUIT COURT, November Term
Id 1876.

Id 1876.
Abraham Highlands, guardian OF Elvira 1sa,
bella Highlands, a person OF unsounu
mind, etc. Petition for sale OF real estate.
Comes now said guardian and files In court
the report of appraisers heretofore appointed
herein, by which it appears that they have APP
praised said premises at 81 100, and said guard
ian now tenders and files his bond for the sale
of said real estate in the penal sum OF 2,0O0
with Jacob Hill, his surety therein, TO the
approval of the court.
fWhereupon il is ordered, adjudged and de-
creed by the court that said guardian be and
he is authorized and empowered to proceed
to sell at private sale the Tea estate on ms saiu
Lot number six (o) of the subdivision OF the
middle part of the southeast quarter OF sec
ton seventeen Oh, township niteen llol nortn
of range four Al east, IN Marion county, IN
the state of Indiana.
That he sell the same upon the following
terms of credit, to-wit: Obe-third cash down
on day of sale: one third In nine months, ano
the residue in Is months from date OF sale,
with interest on the deferred payments from
date of sale, and to be secured by notes OF tue
purchaser, with approved surety, walvlng
Valuation laws and for price not less than
the full appraised value of said premises And
further that before making such sale, said
guardian will give notice OF the terms OF sale
by publication of notice thereof in the Indi-
ana State Sentinel for three weeks successl vely
before making sale of said premises, and make
and file proof in this court, ana tnat ne make
report OF such to this court at the first term
after making such sale, and this cause is con-
tlnued.
STATE OF INDIANA, Boone county, IS:
L, Lindley NJ Cox, clerk of the circuit court
and foregoing is true copy OF the order and
decree of sale made by said court In the fore
going entitled cause, as the same appears on
record in my omce.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court
this 18th day of December, A. ID. 1875.
81 ~ IIlI'l-a .f. l.. NJ. COX. Clerk
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Indianapolis Live stock Market.
TUESDAY EVENING, March 20.

iReported by j. b. Sedwick & Co.,
Wholesale Commission Dealers in Cattle Hogs
and Sheep.I
CATTLE-There were 200 head of cattle at the
Excl ange yards to-day of medium quality,
making 45O for the week ending to-day. The
short supply on Thursday caused the butchers
TO buy freely at full Thursdays prices. AT the
close the yards were cleared of cattle. We note
among the offerings:
8 very good steers, average $40 lbs,
at 90 Observation-Disclosures. as Is
Ii good steers, av- ,300 lbs, at.-.--- % ~
20 fair to good steers retailed at.......4 509o W
20 medium and common steers, av. WW
lbs, retailed at...... zo(94 ~
20 cows and heifers, good quality, re-
tailed = Vot9s 20
% common and medium cows and
steers, rptatled zo94 -
IL steers, Wholesale, at... "a %
IL steers TetaiIed at...-.. Io9o lU
We quote: Good butchers steers selling at
81 7505 10; extra heavy shippers ASogo 70;
good cows and heifers at Sf@4 so; prime at
steers at 81 SOFAS; common at 81 SOFAS IS; bulls
at 81 75QS IS; stock steers dull ATS 5094; good
demand for fresh COWS and calves al so JOG
so 90.
SHEKP-Active at Thursdays prices; t@4 Is
for medium; and 81 SOFAS Is for good to prime.
HoGs--In batter demand, and selling at n 10
05 90.
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The general markets, under more genial
and spring like temperature, we're more ami
mated to-day. and unless March returns TO its
frigid winds and ways. 1t is fair 20 anticipate
an immediate commencement OF the spring
trade. rrtfit. ~
In dry goods stocks are all that could be de-
sired. and prices are ruling steady. The New
York market of Saturday Is reported as follows
In the Daily Bulletin OF Monday:
The market has been generally quiet to-day
In consequences of the stormy wfather which
prevailed, and which was decidedly adverse
from many parts Of the west indicate that the
consuxopttve demand continues light OWNS
70 the baokWardnes8 OF the season and the
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CLEARING HOUSE.

EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
The following is a detailed report of specie
exported from the district of New York for
the week ending March IL, lo77:
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IMPORTS OF SPECIE.
Following Is a detailed statement of the inn
ports of specie into the port OF New York dur
ing the week ended March IL:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
HONEY AND THE MARKETS

oyFIcE OF THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL
TUESDAY EVENING. March 20, 1877.
The week commences without change IN
the local money market. The demand for
loans and discounts, without being Excess
sive, is of sufficient importance to keep avail
able funds well employed, and rates Of inter-
est are steady at 10 to l2 per cent.
Eastern exchange is selling over the ceun-
ter at lilo premium. .
INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE.
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The provision market was decidedly firmer
to-day. with a more active demand. We note
sales of car loads shoulders at &c and 5 car
loads C. r. sides at nc, with large orders on
the market. Holders, under the influence of
a stronger market, are not disposed 10 sell.
ON CHANGE.
There was very little done on change to-day,
ear wheat at 81 50 being the only transaction
reported.
Dispatches ON Change.
LIVERPOOL, March 10, IL m.
FLoUR-24s@25s.
wHEAT-winter los 6d@los lOd; spring ss
sd@les Sd; white lOs sd@IOs Sd; club los sdsils.
CoRS-2ss Cd; old DIS 6d@2is Sd.
PoRK-6ls.
LARD-47s Cd.
BALTIMORE, March 10, IL m.
FLo5R-Firm ADD unchanged.
WHEAT-Firm and unchanged.
CoRs-Mixed western firm; 521s@5sc spot;
5f5<@5s1se April; 545695454c May.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, IL m.
wHBAr-Nominal; no demand for export;
white western, 81 eO@l 81: Milwaukee and
Chicago nominal; no demand for export at
much less: Milwaukee No spring 81 S.; No 2
81 As; No Chicago 81 a.
CoRN-Falr local demand at quotations;
shippers out OF market; western mixed SIG.
OATs-White western 43944c; mixed 39@40c.
Nsw YORK. March 49, ~ IN.
WEEAT-Nominal: Chicago 81 35al 10: Mil
waukse 81 s59l -; red winter 81 4o8l As; am
Der Sk47@f IS.
0oRS-Quiet; mixed S95sc.
.OArs-Quiet; nixed 4O@5sc; white 4a955c.
PoRK-Quiet; si4 SO bid for April; st4 so for
May; sl4 IS for June.
LARD-Quet; % IS bid fer May; 80 IS for June.
GoLD-l0f5z-
CHICAGO, March 10, IL m.
wHEAr-Firm; 81 13sf for April; 81 no
I III for May. aff -
coRs-ouiet; 4osle ear lots; ssess,sc April;
$50 May. AZ 49,,
oArs-Dun; ss1lesgse cash sss1sss1zc April;
S5hes5sc May. e
Poak-Hasier: SIS SIX April; Ga Oa1lel4 O5
May "t.,. ts
LARD-Easier; % Is April: 20 s71< May .
Cur MRArs-Boxed quiet and held higher;
9. 51se51<c; L. O. nc; s. 4 75<c; s. -C.7zs@sc;
L. G. 8. O. re. ~ NHs
GREEN MEATs-Hams nominally unchanged.
Hos.-E..iuaated receipts $500 head. Mar
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OIL-Linseeo. raw. o6@6Sc per gal boiled IL
arc. Carbon-ll0 fire test l6@l61Ic: $50 fire test
24@26c: l75 fire test 30932c. Market active.
Lard o1l-Very firm; extra winter 81 90; mol
s8dSSc; No 269@73c; Straits 55906c: Banks
50G55c; Labrador 65Ca70c; castor 81 35; meats
foot SOc@Sl: turpentine $4,000 per gallon per
barrel.
PEANUTs-Are in fair request, and have
declined in price.
Virginia, raw-S q l0c Tennessee Reds @6
Ten see W lite 61z@7Hc. Roasted &c higher.
SEED-Market steady with fair demand.
Timothy at 81 90@2 90. Clover on arrival l5c,
from store l69l6Hc per ID. Flaxseed 81 %
I'm small lots, prime in car load lots 81 10. Blue
grass 81 9092 Is per bu.
SHOT-Prices unchanged. Assorted Nos.
per bag, 81 80; Buck, per bag, 81 IS.
SALT-We quote at 81 As In car load lots
for lake per barrel: Ohio river 81 50 per Dbl,
and l0c additional in store.
TIN PLATE AND METALS. G. l0xl4 tin,
IS So l. X, l0xl4 tin, sll SO; C.,l4x20 tin SO So
x, l4x2o tin, sl2 30; l. C. i4x20 roofing tin, 81
/. c., 20x2S roofing tin, SIG 50; block tin, pigs
25c: bars 26c; n IRON &c; q iron SIC: gal
vsnized iron 80 per cent discount. Trade i'm
proving.
TALLOW-Some increase in the demand |;
country. 6k971zc: city. 7c-
washed at 23025c; fleece washed, 30@S5c; tup-
washed. 35a3Sn: bury wool 5@lOc per pound ;
pulled wool 3093yc.
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good. A successful partisan admin .tra-
tion would be quite out of his reach, even
if he possessed the vigor of the late Sen:
ator Morton combined with the political
tact of Senator Blaine. There is an in
superable barrier to his success as a party
chief in the great and growing Demo
cratic strength in Congress. There is
but one successful course open to Presi-
dent Hayes, and that lies in the direction
of reforming the abuses which have
grown up during three generations of
party control of the government. A sub
lime and benefcent mission if the Presi-
dent could be brought to see it! AS
party President Mr.. Hayes hands are
completely tied; but as a President of
the people, seeking only their advantage
and appealing only to their candor, hon
esty and intelligence for support, he has
an opportunity to distinguish his admin
istration from those of our long line of
party Presidents, who have been con-
Strained by personal ambition or party
necessities to do things which the judg-
ment of impartial men could not sane.
ton. President Hayes is morally and
free; and since his own party
is powerless to help him, and the Demo-
cratic opposition shows no disposition to
thwart him, be may leave a great mark
on our public life if he rises to the full
height Of his opportunities.-New York
Herald.
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DR.. Tut has been en-.
gagged in the practice Of
medicine thirty years, and
for long time was demon.
str.tor Of anatomy in the
Medical College Of Geor-
eia, hence persons using
his Pills have the guaran.
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and ar e free from all
quackery.
lie has sncceeded in
combining in them the
heretofore antagonistic
qualities of. 4 strengthen.
ixg, ,pnrgatiDe, anda Pny-
ityinS tonic.
Their first apparent ef.
feet is to increase the ap.
petite by causing the food
TO properly assimilate.
Thus the system is nour-
ishcd, and by their tonic
action on the digestive or
gaps. regular and healthy
. excavations are produced.
The rapidity with which
persons take on flesh,
while under the influence
of these pills, Of itself in
dicates their adaptability
to nourish the body, and
hence their efficacy in cura
ing nervous debility, mel
ancholy, dyspepsia, vast
ing Of the muscles, slug
gishness Of the liver,
chronic constipation, and
myth to the system. Sold
.u ray Street, New York.
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Greenville to South Carolina what Augusta, Ga.
was before we had Railroads!

friends
w complete line of DRY Gooa
We also offer aooors2 S
County with "'
all times t0 serve hn Hen's cELY BRO, Greenvine Sc.
=
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IMPORTANT.
To All Whom It may Concern

T would urge upon those who have neg
Il lected to settle with me heretofore that
they should do so now. The Notes and Ac-
counts are now in my hands for collection.
and am authorized to pay the highest
prices for all kinds of produce in settlement
thereof. You have certainly delayed pay
ing me long. enough, and caused enough
trouble already; and now, while you still
have the privilege of making fair settle-
will avoid the trouble that will certainly
result from any other course. The time is
very short i'll which can offer you any in :
ducements. G. A. REED,
Agent.
Oct IS, 1877 Il,
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CLOSING BUSINESS.

A LII persons indebted TO me for wagons,
N tobacco or otherwise, by Notes or Ac-
counts, are hereby notified that they must
make settlement to me by the first Of De-
oember next, or they will have to settle with
an officer of the law. 1 wish to close up
rny business, and therefore mean what l
say. y. II. r. FAN
Oct 10 1877 IA 7@
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BARNARD'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
263 KING ST., CHARLESTON, s. C..

THIS is one of the largest and finest Gall
Il leries in the South. New and, costly
instruments have been obtained; also, fine
Photographic Furniture and Scenic back
grounds. The work turned out of this Gal
lery cannot be surpassed, either in finish or
in faithfulness of copy. Mr.. Barnard has
had thirty-four years experience in the art,
and is now prepared to do all styles of work.
He attends personally to all sittings, and is
determined none shall 90 away dissatisfied.
Prices have been reduced Is per cent.
A large assortment of Frames and Fit
tings for Photographs on hand. -
Sept 90 1877 10 em
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:wAvERLY BAR.

II HAVE just re=opencd ;the aboye we'll
IL. known Bar, and am prepared to ac-
commodate all who choose to patronlze me
with tile best of all kinds OF Liquors, Con
iectioneries, &c. Parties wishing to get a
aice glass of Lager Beer can call and get it
at any time, as 7 keep it1constantly on
draught. Soliciting the patronage of all
who wish any thing in my line, =,
Respectfully,
w. IRA BRENNAN.
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Marble Work.

FTHHE undersigned hereby gives notice of
d 4 all persons wishing Marble Work that
..e can afford to fill their orders much
cheaper than they can procure the same
work done elsewhere. do my own work.
and add no profit on my stock. Thus sell
rTork for which you pay 5000 elsewhere for
$175, and all other work in the same pro-
portion. Shop opposite Tolly's furniture
store. SAMUEL MURPHY.
Sept 13.1817 9 y
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CARVING TURKEY.

A report comes by telegraph that an
alliance has been formed between the
Emperors of Russia, Germany aud
Austria for the disn mberment Of the
Ottoman Empire. and. parcellins it out
to Russia, Austria, Germany and
Greece. Such result il not improb-
able, and the war of determination,
which American missionaries say has
been declared by the Turks against the
Christians in Bulgaria, is likely to
hasten it, as it gives Austria aud Ger
many pretext for interfering. That
Turkey is destined to be carved and
served as indicated, there is scarce
doubt.
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ANorHER INDIAN VICTORY

Joseph's band of Nez. Perces has
achieved another victory. This time
the fight was near the mouth of Big
Hole Pass 10 Montana. on the 9th in
slant. between Col. Gibbons command.
consisting of 1873 regulars. II officers
and 80 volunteers. a few of whom were
Left to guard the transportation, aud
the Nez Perces. At daylight last
Thursday The fight was. opened by a
volunteer firing at and killing an In
dian. The soldiers then charged
on the Indian camp. but were re-
pulsed. Tue battle continued all day,
and eighty of the one hundred soldiers
engaged in it were killed or wounded.
This Indians were badly cut up, but q
dispatch dated Deer Lodge, Montana.
August IL, reports the capture of Glib
bonss camp by them, and his wounded
lsit without food or medicines.
Howard was expected to join Glib.
bons on the day the fight took place,
but conriers from his COMMAND say
that be was eighteen miles from the
battlefield. The Indians are now well
supplied with horses and ammuni-
ton. taken in this battle. and are in
condition to effect their escape into
British Columbia, or take position in
the mountain Businesses of Montana uD-
til another opportunity is afforded
them to kill forty of fifty soldiers.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES


CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. IL
Mukhta Pasha teiegpaphs under date
of August 9th the following: Two
Russian columns have attacked our
position at Kaduklar. A third column
has marched on Ami, and our wing was
attacked between Sotrau and CUR
levea, The Russians, although rem
forced, were twice repulsed, aud COM
PEELED to retire to their camp.
Evacaating the Balkan Passes.
Sulieman Pasta telegraphs under
date of August 18th that he has ocoa-
pied the Guerditch Pass unopposed.
The Russians have evacuated the
Baghaz Pass.
Ru ssians komewhat DemoeaIize I'd
and Waiting for &c info cement.
BUCHAREST, Ang II.
Eminent personages here had an in
terview with Grand Duke Nicholas on
Thursday. lie admits that troops
were somewhat demoraized. and said
there was no probability of resumption
of operations for three weeks, when be
would. have reinforeements of 100000
men.
Turkish endorsements.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. IL.
The Turkish troops which were with
drawn from Caucasus have arrived at
yarna reinforcing Mehmit Ali aud Snli-
man Pasha. The latters army is in
creased to 10000 men. third Of which
will remain at Adrianople and the re-
mainder will cross the Balkans.
Turks Declare "a War CT Extermi ssa -
don.
LONDON, Ang. II.
A Ccnstantipople correspondent tele-
graphs via syria that civil war of ex-
termination is. being carried on at Eski
Soghra. All Christian males of native
population lave. baen sentenced to
death by the Turkish General. This
news has been brought by two Amsri.
can missionaries who were protected by
Turkish friends. Ever, male Bulgarian
is accused Of hsiHg either a spy or open
snsmZ.,