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Cases AdJudicated in the su'
preme Court ofAppeals sitting
nj wheeling on Saturday May
lth 1873,


SYLLABUS.
!, In trial Of an issue out OF chancery
Il Is the duty Of the court presiding at the
trial Of such issue to slgn bills Of excep-
tion to It's opinions as in trials OF law be-
fore jury.
9. A Judge by mandimus may be com.
PEELED by the Supreme Court Of Appeals,
10 sign bill Of exceptions to the opinion
in the trial Of an issue out Of chancery,
when such bill OF exceptions states fairly
the truth OF the case involved therein.
8. When an issue out Of chancery has
been tried In the Court below, and
verdict rendered which is satisfactory TO
the Court, and decree rendered, based
on such verdict, and pending the trial Of
the issue the defendant therein excepts 10
an opinion Of the Court refusing 70 per.
init evidence 10 be introduced 10 the jury
by such defendant, and the Judge refuses
70 sign bill OF exceptions TO such opin.
ion, and the defendant appeals from
the decree TO the Supreme Court OF Ap'
peals, and does not apply 10 that Court for
mandamuH, 10 COMPEL the Judge To
sign a bill Of exceptions, but proceeds 70
have bis cause heard and determined BY
the Supreme Court Of Appeal. on the
record without such bill Of exceptions, and
the decree Is affimed; the defendant has
received the benefit oi such exceptions
and cannot afterwards be heard to COM
plain OF the action Of the Judge In reius'
ing to sign such bill ofexceptions.
1. A fact which has been directly tried
and decided in court Of competeut jar
isdiction cannot be controyerted again
between the same parties, In the same OF
any other Court. But 70 make II res jGdi
odtd II must have been directly and mol
collaterally In issue In the former suit.
5. The clause in the Constitution re
quiriny the Supreme Court Of Appeals tc
decide every point fairly arising upor
the record, and give its reason therefor
in writing" IL directory, and does not At-
feet the common law doctrine Of res judi
Gala.
0. The decree OF the Supreme Court Of
Appeals upon . question decided BY the
courts below Is final, and irreyocable
and upon 4 second appeal 10 the cause,
the question decided upon tba frat ap'
peal canno, be reviewed. 10 such case
the conclusions Of the decree Of the su
pteme Court Of Appeals Ia the same
whether the frst appeal Was from final
or interlocutory decree ot the court be-
low.
Z. When the Supreme Court Of Appeals
makes decree and sends the cause bach
for further proceedings, there cannot b
bill OF review 10 correct the decree o.
such court for error apparent
sWhen the Supreme Court Of AppeAll
has exercised its power In the cause be
fore Il, and its 6n,l decree or judgment
requires some further act TO be done, II
cannot issue an execution, but will SEND
It's decree or judgment 70 the Court be
low TO be executed. Whatever was before
the Court and disposed Of l. eonlidered
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Patton & sAar.r
tn. Elk River sarlsasiOn Co.


]. II is q general rule in pleAdiugs
that whatever circumstances or facts are
necessary TO constitute the cause OF nc.
tion or complaint, or the ground OF de.
Tense, must be directly and distinctly
stated in the declaration, or plea, rs the
case may be. and all beyond Is surplus.
sage.
!. Where the count shows the cause of
action to be the breach of the contract on
the part Of the defendant merely In reiu'
sing to pay the plaintiffs for the logs
actually delivered TO Il by the PLAINTIFF
per contract, Il is not circumstance
necessary TO constitute the cause OF com.
plant whether the defendant had or had
not title TO the land from which the log
we're cut, although the contract stated
the title was in defendant, and IN aver
ment in said count that defendant had
not title is surplussage and no proof oi
title is required.
8. Where the real cause OF complaint
In q count IL claim for damages which
plaintiffs make for 100000 feet Of logs,
which the plaintiffs cut for defendant per
contract 90 lands TO which defendant
claimed the title, but were prevented from
delivering in the boom by no act
or default Of theirs, but by reason Of q
certain order Of injunction awarded BY
the Circuit Court, granted solely on &C.
count OF the acts and default Of the de-
fendant and OF the persons owning the
stock OF defendant, tits not necessary tc
alleee in the court thatthe defendant had
no title to the lands; nor Is It necessary 10
alleee that the plaintiffs had purchased
a large number Of horses, mules and
wagons, and employed large number ot
laborers, to be used In the delivering ot
the logs aforesaid; but such allegations dc
not yitiate the count, and may be reject
ed as surplussage.
4. II it be true that PLAINTIFF did eui
the 800, 900 feet Of logs, under their con.
tract, a. alleged, and were prevented
from delivering the same BY reason Of nc
fault or act Of their oWp, but Of the in.
junction being awarded, on account oI
the Acts and defaults Of the defendant
then the PLAINTIFF are entitled 10 recover
a. damages, the contract price OF the
logs 90 cut and not delivered, less the ex'
penSe or costs necessary TO make the de-
livery. 1llt G
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finally settled. The inferior court is
bound by the decree or judgment as the
law Of the case, and must carry II into
execution. The Court can examine II for
no other purpose than execution, or give
any other or further relief; or review Il
on any matter decided on appeal for er-
ror apparent.
Q By error apparent is meant such rs
appears upon the face Of the proceedings,
and thus includes all that was involved
in the issue, but bill Of review, or sup.
Elemental bill In the nature Of = bill Of
review will be for after discovered evil
dence subject to the rules applicable
thereto,
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Ith announced lha, the Hon. Charles
JrasFlulkner has reappeared upon the
pt,, I. candidate for Congress in the
Sssoud District. The old veteran office
hoidl cannO. stay quiet in private life.
Tab,tOO, Notwithstanding he is now about
ulhs .nd Of the lease allotted by the
Rllni,L. The ruling passion Is strong
TO the very last. Not that we mean that
bsi,nperanuated be or imbecile, or ineffi'
ri,st U.n-ior be Is not. On the contra.
~ liksh alta ego, Caleb Cushing, he ia
, ulu iull Of work when anything is to
te made by it either in the way Of glory or
nor.y. Heis 80 we'll preserved, too, that
We doubt not he will lead the Hon. Ben
Martin lively chase up and down the
push road, Of the wide spread Second
District within the next few weeks, in
qu.,t Of delegates. And II the Hon
BssiIuin Is not very yigilant the ex'
minister to St. Cloud will bag the dele
Elis a. he did four years ago. He is ar
sld and very cunning hunter. At thi.
tine, We doubt not, the veteran diploma,
i,Wry busy with his pen preparing th'
uy for these personal visits to the yari
Gus counties.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 4.-The Tally
Ho Coach, from New York, at half.pasi
0 this morning, arrived at It's destination
at 6:3S this evening, three minutes be.
hind time, according 10 Philadelphia
clocks and chronometers. But the New
Workers insisted that their time. pieces
noted half minute ahead Of the sched.
ule limit. The reception Of the visitors
was most gratifying. The people were
out in full force, and cheered Justify as
the Tally.Ho ratified along the broad
street, followed by the Rabbit Club, and
acayalcade Of ladies and gents on horse.
back and in every description Of elegant
vehicles. A crowd OF 10000 greeted the
coach as It reigued up in front Of St
Georges Hall.
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pRospEors roR ADJouRNMEsr,

Owing to the forwardness OF the general
appropriation bills, 1t Is thought by a
number Of members OF Congress that m
adjournment sine die can take place to.
wards the last Of June. They do not sup.
pose that the discussion Of the tariff bill
will occupy more than week, and say
that time will be afforded for the cousid.
Grafton OF the Pacific Railroad bills and
other public measures. Strenuous efforts
will be made this week TO either lay the
tariff bill on the table or postpone il un.
tIl next session, which result would be
equivalent to It's defeat. Representative
Wood, however, Is still sanguine that II
will become law at the present session,
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The Southern MethodIst.

ATLANTA, May 4.-The call for mem
orials, petltiops and appeals began in the
Methodist Conference to-day, and nnmer.
ous important matters were presented and
referred without debate. Resolutions
offered by the Conference were similarly
disposed OF. A Communication from The
Bishops oi the COlored Methodlst Epis-
copal Church on the subj .ct Of Church
property was received and referred. DR.
Abby, Of Mississippi, special agent for
the claim Of the Church against the Gov
ernment for damages done TO the publish
ing house, submitted report, which wa
referred.
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Iohn norrIsse,,s Funeral.

TaoY, May 4.-The funeral Of Johu
Morri,sey took place to-day from 81. Pc
tara Catholic Church, and was attended
by an immense coueourse Of people.
The entire State Senate, with Lleuten-
ant Governor Dorsheimer and q delega'
ton Of Assemblymen, were present.
Bishop McNierny, Of Albany, assisted
at the religious services, which were par
ticipated in BY number ot clergymen.
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WIN Parade n they Die.

NOMINAL, May 4.-The County and
District Masters Of the Orange Order In
this city replied in the negative to Tho
Protestant clergy's address asking The
Orangemen not 70 parade on the 18th ol
July. The votes ol the delegates Wsrt
S67 for proeesnion; 8 against.
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aERrGIion Muntainsr says that the
Ek river should have received q larger
appropriation than 5000: for, says the
sditsr, "Elk river is susceptible ofgreat
Improvement in the way Of sluice nayi-
piISn.'
what the people along its banks de.
iin IA 10 have the dams all removed
tinkf IBd logs taken from the bed and
bIlii uI The stream, and channels made
iniu IAoaI,; and they would have amin
PfuT.nsnt infinitely Of more advantage
bGtu than even a railroad would be,
loto thi. would require some $4,000
iaaisiOu'ly expended, and they would not
NkIOr nore.d
Ekh the river which the editor Of the
RStnOak IiaHg Blade said he had SO
irqa.nlly Jumped across when hunting
i'hh boyhOOd days. Whether it is one
OI tSs rivers that will, as Sam Cox said,
need an appropriation to supply it with
Hl''' Is moi quite apparent from the
N'taaHt,r' article. 1t is evident, how
"sfr that 5000 ia not going to do much
good iO'it There was a big rise in it few
days ago, and about $4,000 worth oI
''l's', loop poles, lOgs, float.bOats and
I'Ou were shipped from Braxton county,
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LONDON, May 4.-The steamships City
Of Montreal, WieIand, from New York
arrived out.
QuErssTows, May4.-Arrived-Brit-
lanic, from New York.
NEw YoRK, May 4 --Arrived-steam.
ships Amazon, Brtstoli The Queen, Liy-
erpool.
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EL1swoKrU. May THE Passenger
Agent Of the UuiOn P4cife Railroad ar
rived to day and Ia 10 go on board The
Cimbria to morrow; In The meantime The
British agents are continually on the
wharf or walking about the shore watch
ing the steamer and every movement o.
the ofi.ers and crew.
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The Carpenter Theory OF Crea-
'ion-The Argument OF Design
DIR, Georges Lecture Last
Night at the Fourth street II. L.
Church.
Herbert Spencer sneers at the Mosaic
account Ol the creation as the carpenter
Asofy Of the Hebrew Myth" We may
wen accept the designation. The Car.
PtaIef theory, or the idea that the worlds
s sste built by Jehovah a. a carpenter
0alla' house, contains, at least, he drgU.
aA SfeHga. A house Ia not 4 purpose.
S - o. accidental thing. Even q child
"u'a not be convinced that a house
W evolved from nothing, or tha,
mater and force, acting blindly
's;., 10y un'ntellIgently waltled II into
,S tSat0Se' There was u period when
%s Universe existed only aS an idea in
mind Of JehovAh-When not q star
~ SHOT it light acro,s the heavens,
,I W. not an angel wing had Auttered
a. a'l u not creative breath had broken
= ,tItnse Of the ages. Stupendous mo,
~. !. When the infinite mind conceived
saao'-A universe Of law and order
"a. lumber Of passages Of Scripture
,I".,'IGoisd to show the Biblical idea
Wy as worlds were "created and
Il. IoriGinAted and fashioned, BY
s,,. Almighty, and to show The
III ~ Jurisprudence Of these teaching
Isst Anosn geological processes, The
C,'. % F'alm, called the Hymn Of Ih,
,,',..' ,,.aS9' vas especially used 10 illus,
N, , In view. Humboldt, Lyell, Daw
on.' %a aaa other scientific authorities Wer,
,HS,t SsS!sa 10 strengthen the position Of III,
,i'.I' A.I' John Milton wrote before III,
ea.,, ~ Stology, and he obtained BIZ
bS, bil ilets from Moses and David
M Il; e aa' described the mighty change
no, aSa a, sook place on the eafth's surface
Win 'a with poetic beauty but alst
,boS, S'enuhe exActness, as wa
al IT, u! passage educed. Geologi-
i, ',.,safehes, however, have their lin,
sI,.tnIi M The facts Of geology must B,
I,,;oSu.I I;u.Iy distinguished from The ppecu
, Sa. 'S; o. i1ncilul observers, Geology a
az. S'saSs Of observation and induesioI
ss.,p"U M. uU. carry u, back to the period o
snooI. S0n, "ln the earliest Reoloeica
So.,u SSI' organic life, dry land, md an Al.
pPaeie, already existsd.p
,AiSv. S.Iq SSI inquiries for the cause O
ioo. @ =, Which must be a matter Of TsyelS
WI science has to do with method
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ITALY.


ROME, May 4.-The Congregation Of
Cardinals, which was directed 10 study
the Prussian ecclesiastical May laws, In
order to pronounce whether they arc &C.
ceptable to the Church, 10 understood to
have arrived at decisions calculated 10
greatly facilitate the re. establishment Of
relations between Germany and tbe Yst.
ican. ..t.-.
It is stated that the Congregation has
expressed an opinion that the May laws
have been, to certain extent, misreprs'
septed.
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VOLUME XXvI---NUMBER 2S6.

refugees to their homes. only those will
be sent back at present who belong 10 the
localities occupied by the Russians out
aide Of the prineipality Of BulgariG.
Russian troops will accompany the rsiu-
gees, to protect them and restore their
nronartv
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lis rumored tonight that should the
House determine to order an investiga.
ton Of the alleged Florida frauds mo.
tion will be made to. refer the subject to
the Committee on Elections, which al
ready have before it mnch testimony con.
cernipg the contested case Of Finley,
Democrat against Bisbee, Republican,
sitting member, from the Second District
Of Florida.
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tn, White Sulphur Springs Hotel
,,,ns,., mn, to charge So per day this season
wi :, IA We mistake uOt,) $40 per week
co,,,d,rlpg q, that thi. Is ayear Of plenty!
"A ,b,, aour, bacon, and mutton, and
Mn, and sgg., will be cheaper than fOr
Nm, years in the Greenbtier region
i,b.,. they are always plenty the hotel
.S,gJ bs A bonanza this season.
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Cardinal McCloskey visited the Exhl
bition to-day. He was escorted BY Mr..
Mccormick, the Commissioner General
OF the United States. Cardinal McClos.
key will sail from Hayre for New York
on the 1lth instant, In the steamer Pierre.
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TV,Suim-Gerulan colony al Helvetia
RriDlph county, in this State, does moi
,p,.,: 10 be augmentiug, but rather di
finishing. According to a letter from
u principal pioneer, c, E. Lutz, in the
lvt BackhauuOn Banner, the movement
ia s..ls such a colony there started IL
no, .pd by April, 1875, there were SOC
v,opl.. Nov there are only about 800
I'D sue Of them preparing to leave. Nc
D,,,i,ulur reasons for this decline OF tht
.,Iouy are given beyond a feud between
anne Of the leaders.
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T,, new MarinsvilIe Messenger COM
.,'i,, that wetlel county is over run
IA % medical qu.cks who are simply SO
W., ~, ,fsci.nt allies Of the undsFtakers
= .II I,,,,..Iirgers. Not one in ten oil
~, \. ,,cording to the Mes'en9r,ca show
'Ii,I,n,, II calls on the people to
,,,s 10 employ them'
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Pistols without Coffee.

LITTLE Rock, May 4.-An uniortu.
nate street encounter with revolyers oc-
CURED on our streets this morning be-
tween John D. Adams, one Of the pro-
prietors OF the Daily Gass.te, and Colonel
J. N. Smithee, one Of the editors Of the
Democrat. Several shots were fred, re-
sulting in the latter receiving two aesh
wounds, one in the right arm and the
other in the hip. Cause, a newspaper
controversy.
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NKw York, May "A cable special
from London says: The British Admiral
has ordered the Island Of HeligolAnd, In
the North Sea, 10 be efficiently fortified,
and heavy guns, torPedoes, DC, will Be
dispatched there without delay.
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D., Ma. BlRxrTz hl, received a let
j. nv, ,.'m Gov. CoIquit, Of feOrsia, whom
~ Nv, wv :, the Atlanta Sunday School
S,.,.o,ion, y n'' expressive Of his gratiica'
l'.'', "! =, III, prospective good likely to
100 :, y ,.am an ,b.t memorable gathering Oi
n',..,,,. ,,., from all parts Of the country
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g., Surveyor. on the Quincy & Bridge
.,,,n,ion l..S Of the St. Clsir'Ville Mar
r' 'e,ar. '1, .re expected to reach Over
s,,bi GAP,O d'y.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, May 4.-The Euglish exhibitors
gave = great banquet to the Prince Of
Wales last night. Lord Granville pre-.
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81. PrrERz1uRo, Nay 4.-GrAnd Duke
Nicholas arrived here to-day and was
enthusiastically received.
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GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, May 4.-Bullion gone into the
Bank Of England on balance to-day,
eBl OOO
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WING CONFIDENCE In AMERICAN MAR.
KEra.

The Eeonomia says: The Erie fore
closure has lifted q weight of the Amer
lean market as 1t Is hoped British bond
and shareholders may henceforward ap.
peal to American Courts 10 obtain their
legal rights with some prospect Of success.
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corbett & Mcolymont, builders, OF
London, Putney, surbiton and Westgats.
on.Sea, have failed. Liabilities, s., ,000,-
600, assets, upward Of 1000 houses, val.
ued at from S25. 900 to $4,000.
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NA1 DEPAKTnEHT,
OgTlcH or THG cHIEY 5lsXAL 0TYIcEl.
WAGHTNHIoH, D, C., Nay 81 a. Y.

wLIHNsIOH, D, C, May 81 a. n.
IR0BAHLITiES
For Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, The
Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys, stationary, followed by falling
barometer, warmer south aud west winds
clear or partly cloudy weather and pos
sibly occasional rains.
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For Additional Telegraph see Fourth Ras.
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lheqntelligttrfsr:

Hale House atChltlessOn wa, re-
..,.5 ~ r' 10 h. public on Wednesday l''''
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CHARLES z. DWIGHT,

EIsH-MAcKEREL, Nos. !, 2 and 3
l. In Barrels, Hall Barrels and Klta IAke HsT.
ingin Half and Quarter Barrels. Salt WatSF Hsf.
rng In BGrrSls md Half Barrels. In store Gnd
'1 '' u ,sss uaS y ,iii aEIIdT IA 4.
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AusrRIA AND nnsaTA

BERLIN, May 4.-The North. German
Gatttts denies that Austria has concluded
= comptomise with Russia, or decided to
Immediately enter Bosnia and Here.
poyina.
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LINT ToR THE WouNpEp.

The British Government has ordered one
million pounds weight Of lint and other
appliances for the wounded.
ooHsrASTIsoPLE, May 4.-The Russo
Turkish. convention has been concluded,
arranging for the return Of the Turkish
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rae M1ssIos OF THE ausEAss.

New YoRK, May "A 81. Petersburg
dispatch says the Russian commandant
Of the Cimbria, now In American waters,
Is Casimer De Grippenberg, and that his
mission is 10 create Hotilla Of cruisers.
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TURKEY WILL RExArs NEUTRAL.

CoHsrAHrrsePLE, May 4.-sadek Pa.
aha has declared that Turkey will observe
neutrality In the event Of war between
England and Russia, and cause her own
territory 10 be respected.
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81. PErERsBuRe, May 4.-The Aseaes
Russs says that much better impression
prevails respecting the prospect Of the
negotiations. Il is rumored that the ap.
proaching arrival Of Count schouyalotf
here on visit Is connected with friend.
ly exchange Of views.
The Turks have evacuated Artirn, 10
PushAlAk Of TubiEond. This is consid.
cred the commencement Of tho execution
Of the treaty Of San stefano.
DHED wrTH.THL QUEEN.
LONDON, May 4.-Hobsrt Pasha dined
with the Queen at Windsor Castle yes.
dAy,
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Fry!s the approaching re.establishmeut
OF diplomatic relations with Russia the
Bassiret newspaper, Of Constantinople,
concludes that In case Of war between
England and Russia, Turkey will be neu.
tral, but adds that the question Is too In.
yolved to allow defnitiye conviction on
the subiect.
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covllls q erb.r. plaintiff, below and appellants,
J. G. Gilmore and Others. %i dslsas.au below and
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THE FLORIDA INVESTIGATION.

Subscriptions to the four per cent loal
to-day S3SS, ,450.
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rHE RHoDoLP RESURRECTION.

The 1fHeS Pera correspondent tele-
graphs that General Todleben Is taking
the Rhodolp insurrection vigorously in
hand. Troops have been ordered up from
Adrianople to Philippopolis. Reports
are current respecting the withdrawal OF
the Russia troops beyond the neutral
zone. General Todleben is very desirous
Of taking up strong defensive position,
which the present disposition Of his force
does not afford.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-15
DIAM Beautiful Concert nDnAN
lAN Grand Pianos, cost U0QAV

Superb Grand Square Pianos, cost ssi,i00, only
$1SS. New 'ss Style Upright Pianos SSii1a.5o. Or.
gans S35. Organs, 80 stops, S12.5O. Church
Organs, 16 stops, cost $500, only S1l3. Elegant
dous sacrifice to close out present stock.
New Steam Factory soon to be erected. News
paper with much information about cost of Pi-
dress DANIEL E. BEATTY, Washington, N.L