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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-01
SiiS=E0ruIirn.

@olmmbia, S.-G., 80. 4pril. - Die
republifanii6en Staatsbeamten ,peroert morz
gen lire @i1milligung ba5n geben, Dap bic
Berbanblunsen beSiigltd] ibrer Inipriide IN
benz Sbergeridte oes StaateS ein9eltellt perz
oen.. Der @ablconteit iit biernlit 81 Gnoe,
uno bic oenofratilden Staatsbeauten iiuo I'M
unbeltrittsuen Seiite ibrer aemter.
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Hn6, mint &Iik.

@1epelanS, s., 80. Spril, = Die
aei9e, ipeld)e am lebten Sreita9e bel @uclio
an Dem Seellfer aufgefllnoen uno beltattet
lpuroe, ipar - ,pie man ictt erutittelt bat =
ni9t oisienige bes 6rn. 8. g. SliB aus @biz
cago, ipeld)er iein 0eben b1lrdb Die Sa6ufataz
ftropbe BEL 4lbtabula perlor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-01
0olittfd,e We,,oetta It, wetsiiiiippt,

Weribian, Wiii., 80. Aprtl. = Sn Oe
Salb, &emper County, WeiiI., ereisnete fid
gehern cine blutige Srag0bie. : am 1esten
9onnerftage purbe Sobn q. @ullp, Elm pro-
1lli1enter bemnfratii9er8 8iir9er, auf nerStraBe
iiberfahen unb meublings ermorbet. 4uf oas
3euguib 3peier Neser tpuroen ntebrere Yerio=
ioneu, tuelde an benz Meu6elmoroe tbeil9e<
nommen batteu, perbaftet. @eitern gtafuitz
tag er6ffuete cine ftarfe abtbeillng Setuaffnez
ter Seuer auf bic @efangeneu uno t0btete S.
g. @ilner, u. Mc@leqau, Sobn @bis5olm
uno Oapio 8oifer auf ber Stelle. g8nt. M.
&bisbolm ipurbe t0otlid uer,punbet. Mlle
@et1bteten tuaren meiBe 8epublifaner, NIT
ausnabme Goiier's, tuelder elm 0em1ofrat
mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-01
Smei 9imse In Gineut!


3mperIdffi8es Saar gSieoerberfteIs
ItauaS= tttto ttetteS 4aar=
3oiIettenntitteI-
sya aife ioaenannten Restoratives fueroen ausaBa=
fer bos nit Nrtiteln, tpeldbe bas Saar austrodnen
inn ,ur Toette bes Sdares nod elm anberes Brdparat
n0tbis MAIDEN, uerniidt, anseiertist pirb; aber
sauces
RESTORATIVE
if cine 8ereinisuns bon imulirenbem aBeinsetf unb
Sel llnb si6t elm an9enebmes
Gaarz Sotlettett Wttttel
ab auser 5einen uieberberHeaenoen .@isenidaften.
So lit uuiipertroifen als @r3eu9er
0aartpudbies unb
unb beEst bic gisenidait her 3uradfhbruns
asauem 1aareS
natSsIid)em 1arbe.
Gs 1T fein Saarfdrbemittel unb 70 einfab, baB es
nom SeSermann nit poltommener Si6erbeit sebrautt
uerben tam.
gIeis ssS.n 3 G5s Set s'a'0e' setb q. sanee.
Nsr. 1O8, Wets8altimore= =gtrase.
q. N.-Man nerIan9e
RESTORATIVE
unb uehme iein anbues! (5s6rt7dO
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{ s;sE@sSN q d hem SI6en!
Baltimore, Yortsmomtb tnS


SatIinte nno "Sectiite=sRpanofe:Gsi O. iienbahn."
Die eleganten Sampier pS GO. 9earo," Abe
atoe" uuo 80 eorgeann e" Iabrenmit glusnabme
oes Sonnta8s td9Iid nm llbr gtadbmitaqs pon bier
rah Der Setln9 Uionroe ab ulb I6IieSen m in Borts=
mouth, Ya. on oie Seete= 9ioanotez z9iieIbabn" uad
au9ujta, Ahanta une alen SlGten 6es Sibens an.
Hah gbentonuuo 9lpmoutb- -Gtenita9s, Donneriags
uno Gamita9s. gtntb @berrpftone- -8ienaaS, Donz
nerita9s unO SamftG9s. 9tadD Utattbens- -lRonta9s,
Ntpod3S uno SSreita9S. 9S. Is. .Smitb,
(gtop26-) Superintenoentoer Sailnie.
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@ei6ipad,te tpieOer bergcftellt.

WtTW1VWDHN "ttVtt WttBSFtWtf
Spfcr iu9enOliaer llnbeOnd)tiamtelt Die
ieoes tefannte Mittel per9eblif5 prObirt bas
ben, t6nnen gratis Elm einfafeS Me8ept
5ur raid)en 6eilung ncrp0ier @ntfrGftun9,
pOrseitigen Serfalls, performer Srdfte unb
aQer Dur1 auSidueliungen berbeigefiibrter
llnoronuusen erbalten. Seber Apotbefsr bat
bic oa3u u5tbigen Yeftunbtbeile. 0tan idret=
be on 9apiofott & Soup, Nr. 8G,
Naffa,& StraBe, N.s0.
(Slft O 1lARt / a 4 hnn gR
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M a,srersM Musttans.

Stem -Oort, 80. april. - Die bieFsen
3ieaelfeinleger forberten bemte cine Qobner=
b5bnng BON 81 auf $3.50 pro Sag. Die met
fen Arbeitseber baben bic Sorberuns belpiaist.
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Sauces
denlijGer 9aar Observation-Disclosures.

Sance's dbemiibes 5oarzRestorative,
Sance's demi{6es SaarzRestorative,
Sance's 6emiI6eS SaorzRestoratiVe,
Sance's demii6es 5aar= Restorative
uerbatet bas Iusfallen Der Saare.
Sance's femtlder r<Wieoerberite1er
ldbt auf tablen H0pfen oa6 Saog futeoer nadien.
Snnce's 6emiiter SaorzgrSeueer
6euet oem @rgrauen Der {oaare Dor.
Sance'S d1emilder Saarz gBeberberiteqer
beeitt9t aopi9rino auf bte GGuer.
Sance'S demiider Saar@GrSeuger
oerIei6t Dem Saare @lan5 unb Sd0ubeit.
Sance's 6emider SaarzgBieoererseu9er
madt raubes Saar iuei6 unb gldnSeno.
Sance's 6emiider SaarzgrSeu9er
beilt alll 9opibautIetoen.
Sance's 6emifher zDie6ererSeuser
lit bas Bette Saar=2 2oilettenmittel fiir Stnoer.
ylur bubereitet pom Setb e. Ganee,
ST.. 1913, gBeit= =Valttmoreftr.
Breis 81 bic 6lai9e.
gu ba6en bel Setb 2. Sanee,
(Sse6ri9,1S) Rr. 103, eitzSaItimoreftrose,
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Ueue an5eigen.
tStaot GommtfIars sareau,

Staot Gommiffars 8areau,
BaIttmore, ben 80. april 1877.
8erfiegelte i9lmgebote fuerben in oieiem Sireau
bis sum ii. Wat 1877, gfabmitta9s ubr, ent=
sesen9enommen, um Die Goiter Muep, spiiden
Yreton= unb OolpbinfraBe, mad Der Seroronnn9 yir.
II pom q. Wldr3 1877 80 nipeutren,. 8n pflaitern
Mno natt @offenranofteiuen 80 beieBen- Seperate
Angebote nerben ebenials on 6emielben 2a9e ent9e=
sensenommen, I'm Die 0bewttrafe, siuiihen Sono=
StraBe unb Sroabmap, nab Der Seroronuns 9tr. %
pom 5; agrtl 1877 ~ ntpeutren. sa piiatsern nte
init senissneer gtdsrheit far Die sstreue slsiab=
runs Der Arbeit in 9emdBbeit Der Beroronuns Nr.
A bonn 4. Stunt 1874 muB 9eseben Derben. Die
Gnse6ote fperoen am ielben Gage i'm 8iireau 0es
8lrsermefters se0ffnet. 8en In9ebot prb berid=
itdti9t fDenn es niht BON elner Sir9ibaft ytas
men sfpeier reponiibler Siberbeten Tir ben Selaui
Der n0tbsen Sune begletet lit, uno Die Hamen aller
Witslteoer bon isirInen miiien anse9e6en meroen.
Sds Redbt irgenb elm ODER alle Mnge6ote ab5umeeH,
,uiro Dor6ebalten. Jobn .. 3ooIe,
104-6) gIerf bes gtaot=GommiifdrS
Baltimore City lightning Rod Works,
&. u. Gutb, jun,
gtgentbimer, GrFnoer uno YatentzSnba6er Der
NON OBSTRUCTIVE CURRENT TUBULAR
LIGHTNING ROD,
str. 6, Nortbitrat,e, Wefeite, nape Baltimoreitr.
Baltimore.
sludb tuerben Marine Cable Rods semabt uno Repaz
raturen prompt 6eorst 0urb
(Apr25,1S) S. u. 9tutb, i,tn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-01
@eitli6e W5arllGnoe r@ilenbalm.

an uno nat Souuta9, ben 26. Rouem6er 1876.
perhen Die Paiio9er5tge ia9tidl (Sonntags ausses
nomnenJ na6 Bdlttmorer 3eit BON Der &3ileuItr,z
Statton, iute foI8t, ab9eben:
8.1O W(or9enS Yoitju9 mad @mmittS6urg, Sre0e=
rid, 9agerSoiun, 2Silltamsport uno t3iDis
Iben-S -StutOncn.
40 Wor9ens NccommooottOnSSu9 mad Reiitersz
tolpn llno 3DtihenzS Stationcn.
400 9ta6mttta9S BaiiG9er= OurbSu9 ndth Srebez
rid (obne l8ehieO, @mmitt5burs, 2ittleSz
tonn, 3aneptofun, Sa9erstomn, g8iniams=
port uno .3tutiden< Statonen.
$50 Nahmltta9S nG6 nntonz8rioge uno 3pi=
Iben=StGtionen.
j3itse tunlmen an Der 6len>Station an um 8.35
unb 1880 Vtorgens uno 40 uno 600 Jta6mittaes
Gouutagssige.
300 SormittagS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS natl untou=
gribee un0 I3nldeuzStattonen.
ESQ 9tahmtttG9s Accommodations qua uadb
lluion=Yrto9e uno 3ruiIdenzS Stoti0nen.
3iige fommen I'm $50 Sormttngs uno 6.55 Ibenos
am SilenitraBe Gabnbofe an,
3ige nerlaiien oas lnion=Sepot (@barlesitrase) s
Nitnuten, northumberland 10 Nhnuten un6Eulz
tonzS citation u NdnuteR, nadrem fte ben Siaenitr.z
Sabnboi perl0Iien.
Die StraBenbo obnz29asen Der Baltimore IL. @apz
SroRen@etnte iobren bis ou Elm 9euiert Der Gde
uon @0apS uno @reterftra6e gum Sa6nboTe.
YaiId9ere ttr @mmittstura iDe6ietn Die Baggons
in Rodgz5do9e. Z. W. Sooo,
razGehditsii6rer
y. S.. Srismolo,
(2S4-) General =-tlet aeent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-01
Ri&manS- fredericksburg po!umaf-

Swet tasIidle 3ise BON Saibineton uadl
8i@muno uio alien 9unften
oeS SIpens.
glmr 81 Stmuoen 5ur eanjea iSabrf.
3i9e (9ans per @ien6abn) uertaiIen Die @alpertz
Citation II .53 Jiadt5 uno @baueSitr. Citation um
1903 NadtS. eini6Iiest &onntasS.
StaIwa9gons oTt2a III @aIpertitraBenz Station UNI
ubr A6en6S-
Sage oereiien Die @amben@Station I'M llbr 80
Ntnuten RatbmttaQs, Sonntag @benbs ousarnoms
men>
BuGman'ite ShloTzBa99ons aui ben Nobt 3iis
gen. Spe5iele Iuimertidmteit miro auf ben ueuen
uno eieganten S6laf=g9a99on, tuelber In Sti6mono
anbdit, un6 beien S6I0iitelen nur 81 toiten, bin
9elentt. Is, ". SaHlor, Gen. zSiletzagt.;
(2f2-) y, 4, ,. @BeSs, n.zSuperntenoent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-01
sSn Der Mufifa9lfaoemte

Oir0 Nenlta0 ben Is. WQ, Bum Befen fiit cine blez
N9e Q8obtbdt9teits=a =anitat 6os DtGbrben 'Beauty
and the Reast'f unb Die Yantomime: Jack and the
beanstalk'' sur NuffGbruns seIansen. Die Reste
uiro Sr. @5eorge q. G5ar6ner fIbren. Reierpirte
Sise tounen pom Z. N1ai an in Uc@affrep'S Wtuittaz
IieuhQnblIuo beleat Derbeu,
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GRe3tal: :Nett3elt.


Dasesa Der 0asItAts6smpaawse
bon Baltimore,
IT. 10, eoutb 9traBs.
eote....8tIItses Sei1matertat....e ofe !
Wtr baben cine por5hsItde Qualtdt BON @ofes por=
rdtbts. mele mir bent publitum oils elm empiebensz
luerbes SeiamateriaI fur bdusIibe unb anbere 3uede
oferren fdnst leidt 5euer unb 1T fre BON unreinsz
feiten.
Sefeaunsen tperoen in bieiem 9iireau ober In Der
Gabrtt, 5u6 bon eeabenbaGfr., ansenommen.
Yreis $3.50 pro 2Sasenlaouns, in irseno einem
Staottbeile a6seliefert.
IOft23-fl Sames 3. SmaHweoo, ss,r.
9erS. Sor'S Snotauifd3es neseta biItfd,es De-
eott felt % Sabren oils bas sroBie Blutreinisunsss
Ntittel Der @esenmart befannt, tuirb nur In glr.
177h, 1apettes, 9toropefz@de bet Gntatp=
6trabe, subereite unb LIT 6ei alien apotbetern 5u ba=
ben. [4ue26, 12DfefJ
9ttlantte=1taion.
8erein fur eebens:Seriiberun8 uno &rans
ten llnteritiibume; Saupt SiHee: 9tr. Is,
apemue u, Ssetr=D =Dnrf. Der Gerein perfidert feline
Ufitatieber In Der rG quitabIe 9ebens= =8erii=
&eruuss= ss=@eieItiba att" &upital fiber 800,
100000. aronten=lnteritltuns IS bis s25.
gB66entIidbe Seitrdse.
Sobn Sdlomann, @enera=asent,
Nr.346, on zGapetteitr., Baltimore.
A1- 8ute Msenten tuerDen Oetlangt.
(apr9-MaiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-01

Baltimore, ben %. apriI 1877.
3ge perlGNeu Baltimore (Stdbtz 3ttD, ue folat:
9odeDsOlller accommodation 600 Uor9., t2.0j 6,3j
ulib 10 9bhS.; SOnntn9s uIn % Hadm.
BoiiSu9, td9Cb, auS9enommen Sonnta0s, 8. % Nora,
gotzSauenz Il. lSatius z@rpref Ditto, ii 80 UtorS,
S6nelM9 nab Dem gSefen, Ditto, t.30 glOrg.
Porter Accommodation, ta9ib, Ditto, 8. % gtad,ni
Barftoner Accommodation, td9b, Ditto 5.25 9iad,m.
YttS6ur9er @rpreB, tdgtb, titto, 900 ytdbm.
Stncinnater@rpreB, ta9lib, aus9enommenSamita
9.05 Ab6s.
gric=goft mo 9ufiaIoer GrpreB, Ditto, .9O5 Mos.
Rad @ettp5burg .S.25 Dlor9. uno 3.25 9indm.
" 9anoper.. S.25 Oiorg. un6 3.25 g{adbm.
@um6erlano= =Sa0ep .....-..S. % II. il.30 Ntorg,
T." @reenzSprin8= 3pei9 6.25 unb 1925 Btors. unb
1920 9iadm.
3tge tominen bonn 8e'ten an: INN 7.40 Wiore. unb
1.30 a6bS. td9lb; 500 Gb8., auS9enomineH Conn
tags uno Dtontugs. Som 9toroen: 7.40 Wiora. tdg=
lid. auS9enommeu YtOnta9S; G,0j uno 7.30 Ibenb6,
dIlsgenoIlmen Sonnta9s.
Sillete mad alien Yunften 6e5 Sften5, Horhens unb
lBeitens nb in Der 9aIperz rzStation aui or 9orooit=
@6e Der Baltimore un0 SGIpertitra6e uno tn Der
@barIestr.zS Citation Su ba6en.
Baggage miro BON Sotels uno gBo5nunoen abaeboIt,
Denn man Die Iuftrd9e i'm 8irenu aui Der gtor6oItz
Gde oer Baltimore uHo Salpertltr. abQiebt,
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Die5e @eiend1aft peribert tort.pdbrenb gesen 8er=
lutte ober Sdaben our1 granbun9liid iorobl tn Der
Stabt, uie aui Dem aanbe, ale Mrsen BON Gsenthnm,
@obn=, 9aSem= unb gBaorerb6uier, Sanoeissater,
Aderbau=4 4rooufte, Uf0beln, 5aus 9erdtb}9aIten,
i'm Ban besrfiene ober I'm Safen in sabuns be1nodae
SSabrSeuge Il. I. ~.
Sas Sireftorium teiteht aus folaenben 5erren:
xSut. .. CarriIou, Eraftoent,
Dapib g. gBiIion, 8. 0forton SteDart,
sSrancis Z. Sing, .. s. Stem confer,
Senrp Carroll, Sroile Soripit,
81. g. Gteuart, SO. u. Euplor,
2Bm. $. 8rune, George 6. 5arriion,
s.. BON &apff, V. Albert giders,
3. Ro6ert SenfinS, Genbes eoben,
gSnl. 6. Benniston.
MppIitations=T ormutare nno tpeitere 9adrlh hber
bic @eielbaft fpirb in Der Office anf ber Shomet=
Gde ber Soutb= unb g8atertra6e ertbet, no AUDI ale
MuftrGqe jofort erlebi9t fperesn. Serft erun9en
,perben auf irsenb ene sri ansenommen, fpeIde aut
MppIifant piniten mag.
(San1,1STl ft. woootodto, Sefr.
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WSroliG eessss;sHrs - IL
URntrQl slS = g .ssg5stT.:sza1
9SenaiDapaitta= : GtIenbabtt.

Gmigrantens2iute Ds. paf eiHfqsq 5Ps sopis. g rs
eouts, 5noianapoltS unb alien Burtten ,pciilidI,
tiurOWeitlid) upp Ito,ucitlidD.
Sas III Die tarleite EInie nab Dem gicr0ueIeH, unb
1T oer SabIpreS 10 nieortg, ais bel ir9eo elmer auoez
ren Babn.
no I8e9en SSobr>9Gete uno ndberer ausfun5t
9e9e man in oaS Biiteau pon
Sorehj Naud),
Gen. 2l9enten Der ,J0rS Gentratz" uno
pBennplpdnia>@e @entralzgabn,"
(Stti,1S Wr. %, 9HamesitraBc, Baltimore.
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gSianoerbare GtttSeGnn9.
Fever and Ague miro in "a St,nben furirt ooer oas
G5eIb 3urid9e9eben. penn man dlli Der Sde Der @ap
itrase uno oes SroaoDa1, Seiteu= Gin9on8 on @ap=
ftraBe, Ooriprtbt.
(oha1, ,1S.i.3,8.l Soba Galipau,
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Seleqraphiidle 9epefde,t.

[Bsrtte Der .Gociirteu Breiie- fir ben DDeutideu
eorreipolbenten".l
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-27
Sht 99ailg Argns,
Rock ISLAND, ...ILLrnors
Buffers Views

Ben Butler who has resolutely kept his
mouth shut during the present session OF
congress, opened it before the MiddIesex
club IN Boston, last Saturday night. Among
other things he said this:
Civil service reform is generally ignored
IN Washington. do not kuow what it
means, Since have been In congress
this time have never heard it mentioned
in Washington. only now and then as 8
butt for joke"
If civil-service reform il so generally ie-
nored in Washington that it is only men
toned now and then of butt for Joke"
it simply means that Butler and the rest OF
the politicians have combined to thrust it
out OF sight and out of mind. Between
the politicians and the people, on this SUBJ
lect, there is wide difference of opinion.
The former see in civil-service reform an
enemy to be fought; the latter see friend
to be encouraged. Unfortunately the PEG.
pie are in position where their encour-
agement can only be given in the shape of
moral influence, while the politicians can
do their fighting in effective style. Con-
sequently the latter have vast advantage,
which they are improving to the very
serious disadvantage Of the country. III
the administration had infused a little
more vitality into its reform professions.
the people might be put in the way of
getting what they want; but up to the
present time words have been largely in
excess Of actions.
Butler furthermore says:
There is no discussion in the republic
can party in congress. The republican
majority in the senate and four ifths of
the republicans of the house consider the
present southern policy of the president a
mistaken one, but the general feeling has
been to prevent any collision. We have
felt on this subject that the least said is
soonest mended. We hope the president
will, in time, see his mistake and Join
hands with the republicans. The presi-
dent will soon have to elect with which of
the two great parties he will go. By next
February he will have to decide whether
he will take the republicans into his coun-
sci or join the democrats. The present
state of things cannot continue. No man
can ride two horses going in opposite di
rections, however kind or wise he may be"
Butler is an uncommonly shrewd poll
ticlaD, and his views of the situation are
therefore entitled to consideration We
think them, in the main, correct. II Mr..
Hayes has any friends among the republi
cans 10 congress-friends who are willing
and able to do good work in his behalf
they have not yet shown themselves; nor
do we believe they will, unless heAgrees
to compromise. which is equivalent to
surrender. His present attitude between
the two parties cannot he maintained
much longer without producing embar-
easements which will hopelessly cripple
his administration. He must go 20 the
one side or the other, and the sooner he
makesi his choice the better for himself
and for the nation. So far as the demoe-
racy are concerned, they care very little
what that choice is. They do not need a
presidential crutch to help them on to
victory st Louis Republican,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-27
SEWING MACHINES
'sTheLITTLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The Greatest
Achievementofths
Age. No Shuttle.
no Bobbin, no re-
v.indiugofThread.
Uses the CONNER.
.cial Spool direct.
smakes the Lock
Stitch, "the"Chain
Stitch, +" and the
Ornamental "Ca.
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-07-05
A Russian Daredevil.

Among the officers on the Grand
Dukes staff is tall, handsome man,
with 1.-THE, slender, active figure, a
clear blue eye, a large, prominent, we'll
shaped nose, and a face young enough
for Second Lieutenant 1t is Skobe-
left, the youngest General in the Russian
army, the conqueror of Khokand. He
has the reputation, even among the Rus
slams, of being a mailman who would
fling away his own life and those of his
troops without the slightest regard for
consequences. During the war which
resulted in the conquest of Khokand, a
Russian detachment of 500 men, with
400 Cossacks, was compelled to retreat
before a superior force of the enemy.
Gen. Trotsky decided upon night at
tack, and confided his plan to Col.
Skobeleff, then his Chief of Staff. The
latter entered into the idea with great
enthusiasm, and proposed to lead the
attacking column himself, and TO take
only $50 Cossacks. Skobeleff, having
reconnoitered the ground, perceived that
the Khokandians had encamped within
a mile and half of the Russians in an
open plain, which gave every facility for
the maneuvering of cavalry. At MIDI
night he took, his $50 Cossacks, divided
them into three parties, and cautiously
surrounded the enemy's camp. The
party led by Skobeleff himself managed
to pass the enemy's Ou.posts, who were
sound asleep. Then he gave the signal
for the attack by firing his pistol, and,
followed by his $50 Cossacks, he rode
headlong into the enemy's camp OF o.
600 or 1000 men, shouting and yelling
like fends, and cutting down every
thing in their passage. For a quarter
of an hour the plain resounded with
shrieks and yells, shots, the trampling
of horses, shouts and groans, and all the
uproar of battle. Then all was silence.
Skobeleff assembled his Cossacks, and
when morning came he found that the
whole army of the enemy, 5000 or 1000
men, had disappeared, leaving on the
field about 40 dead, 1900 or 5000 mus
kets and sabers, all their camp material
and baggage. But what was his aston
ishment on calling the roll to discover
that he had not lost man either killed
or wounded. Mr.. MacGahan, who first
met him on the banks of the OXus, re-
lates this exploit to show how much
method there is in this dare-devil's mad
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-07-05
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

THE mother of Senator Matthews, of
Ohio, died on the goth, aged %.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT has arrived
home from Europe, where he went imme-
diately after his duel with young May.
THE consolidated Pension Agency
for the State of Illinois is to be located at
Chicago, with Miss Ada Sweet as Agent.
Ex-Gov. TILDEN has filed his answer
to the suit Of the Government to recover un-
paid taxes alleged to be due by him 10 the
Government. The answer is a general de-
NAL Of the allegations in the complaint.
CHARLES FREDERICK BRIGGS, one of
the oldest journalists in New York City,
died on the 10Th, aged 70. He was engaged
on the Independent at the time of his death,
but had been for many years connected with
the daily press. i
FoRTY-sIX prominent Jewish firms of
Cincinnati have united in pledge not to do
any business with the house Of A. t. Stew
art & Co., Of which Judge Hilton is the head.
Hon. G. WILEY WELLS, Of Mississip-
pi, it is announced from Washington, will
be appointed Consul-General of the United
States TO China.
ROBERT DALE OWEN died on the 25th
at his summer cottage at Lake George, New
York.
THE President and Mrs. Hayes to-
gether with Secretary Evarts, Attorney
General Devens and Postmaster General
Key, left Washington on the 25th by spe-
cial palace-car for Boston.
GEN. GEORGE A. SHERIDAN, Special