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TIIE 'EASTERN QUESTION
THE 1’BOTOCOL KOT YET SIGNED BY
CBITIOAL STATE 01 TB
NElid-riATIONB AND CSJRKBQUXNT
UNEASINESS
Washington March 22— Tho gen-
eral tone of foreign dispatches it
threatening It announced that
the Emdfeh cabinet has not adopt-
ed the Russian modifications to tho
protocol and requires before con-
sidering them a distinct pledge of
demobilization ' Montenegro nnd
Herzegovina are preparing for re-
newal of hostilities Turkey has an
army of irregular troops on tho
frontier
An English steamer with arms
from New Haven for Constantin-
pie has been wrecked
Constantinople March 22 — The
armistice betwoen Montenegro and
the Porto is officially proloivjbd un-
til April 13
Ragusa March 22 — Tho Turks
are proparing to attack Grahowat
Peko Pauioviteh insurgent lead-
or is encamped at tho mouth of the
Dugns
Nicoloviteh is at Zalzi and an-
other body of insurgents is march-
ing toward tho the Albanian fron-
tier London Mnrch 22— General Ig-
natioff left this city by the' early
morning train for Paris It is sta-
ted that ho will go immediately to
Vienna and thonco after a short stay
to St Petersburg It is not bohev-
ed that tlio present suspense will bo
terminated until bis arrival at St
Petersburg
International securities are slight-
ly steadier The downward move-
ment does not make headway
The Pall Mall Gazette in a lead-
ing article says that Lord Dorby
was thoroughly justified— moro than
justified— in his determination' that
a clear understanding on Russia's
part to recall her armies from tho
irontioris an indispensable condi-
tion of accepting any engagement
aR tho protocol implies Will bo the
nnjvorsa) opinion in England Jand
it may bo taken for Certain by all
whom it concerns that the govern-
ment will abide by the decision
In tho Housoof Lords to-night
Lord Derby nnsworing a question
said the protocol hadnotbeefi sign-
ed and ho did not kno w it would
be
It ue tor’s tologram from Russia re-
ports that the Russian government
has sent Montonogro provisions suf-
fiicieut for a year Nine steamers
laden with provisions have already
arrived at Cnitara
In th House of Lords to-night
the Earl of Dudley asked for infor-
mation respecting tho state of tne
Eastern question Ho said al-
though the signing of the protocol
would secure tho peace of Europe
it provides no guarantee for tho bet-
ter treatment of Christians Ho
strongly attacked Sir Henry Elliott
for his course towards the Porto
Lord Derby censured the Earl of
Dudloy for Ins mode of raising witlf-
out formal notice a question of im-
perial magnitude lie said: The
uoble Lord protests against an un-
derstanding which he says we aro
on the eve of concluding If he
knows this ho knows a great deal
more than I do '
Lord Derby maintained that a
European war would produce far
greater horrors than those which
occurred in Bulgaria He continued:
Tho wording as well as thc-condi-tions
under which tho protocol shall
be signed if siguod at all are still
under the considerations of the gov-
ernment The ministers aro acting
on their responsibility ns adviser
of tho Crown and when stepB IraviP
boon taken Avill submit them to par-
liament without oiio hour’s unnec-
essary delay
Lord Derby condemed language
calculated to irritate the Russian peo-
ple against a policy which the Rus-
sian government to its honor was
disposed to adopt — language calcu-
lated to increase Russia’s difficulties
and postpone it not defeat altogeth-
er a solution of tho problem He
concluded by -warmly defending and
praising Sir H Elliott challenging
his assailants to bring the question-
forward iu a form which would en-
able parliament to express its opin-
ion A Reuter telegram dated Toliorali
March 18th says: “Advices from
Krzeroum to tho 6th mat show that
the authorities there Were display-
ing much activity in pro Mirations
for tho contingency of war between
8 l rod pilled heller marked swallow
fork In right ear I year old -alul past no
brands running at liolug Wolf pbcu w
7 1 Id u dun 'tow years old marked
underbit In each car no brands running at
J K Polk's
a I black heifer 2 years old no murks
or brands running at B VAdar’-v' MS
a 1 rod cow 4 or 6 years old marked In
each oar branded ss running at the lick
to t fed dldetl bun 1 your old and pnst
uo marks or brands running at J) 0 Bowes
A Jons Wicklow Sheriff
KOKTif SIDE rtlifLIC SfJirUtK
JNO M COX & SON
Tahlequah
Proprietor
DEALERS IN
pjjrtii unmnrkod branded on the left bip
8 1 red heifer 8 year old no brands
smooth i ron In tfic left ear anil split in the
right running at Mrs McLunghlfn' on
Little Cabbln Creek
11009
1 1 red sandy spotted burrow bog your
old and pust unirked siunoth crop mid split
In the left ami uinler half crop iu tho right
running nt J D Kelley’s
2 I white sow one year old marks Un-
known running ul (Jcorge Flolds’
8 1 spotted boar one year old no marks
running at Shelton’s
4 1 white hour year old and pust no
marks running at Charles Thompson's
f 2 spotted sows with 18 pigs marked
smooth crop In the loft ear and underhit in
the light running at Mrs McLaughlin’
on Little Cabbln Creek
'8 1 two year old harrow markod under-
slope in each oar running at Mrs McLaugh-
lin's on Little Cubbin Creek
7 Ywlilte hour year old and pnst un-
marked runntug ut UuminlnghirU's
8 1 Mark mid white spotted hoar pig
0 or 8 months old rttdning at Janies Ketch-
urn's James Tinclt Sheriff
VALINE DtSTtttCT
I will sell to tile highest bidder for casli
nationulcortilleutos or warrants at the regu-
lar term of tho District Court to convene on
tho third Monday in May 1877 the follow-
ing described slra)property to-wit
HORSES
1 1 Bmall black pnny roach mane about
12 years old blind In the right eye white
spots on the neck 11 hnudshlgh running ut
l' corge Scraper’s
2 I hay horse white spot in forehead 7
years old 15 hands high branded 55 on the
shoulder running at John WieklUTs
4 1 brown mare about two years old
with wlilto star hi the forehead unbroke
no brands running at Moses Rtngg’s
4 1 brown stud puny -yoor old past no
brands running nt jueses Stngg’s
5 1 brown more about five years old
With llttlo white star in forehead about 12
hands high no bruutls running ut Fallen I
Poll
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TERMS REASONABLE
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Afford nt-lf
Nos 115 and 117 Pine street
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Our stock of
TY3PE PIlEfiES
ASD
PfllNTEBS’ FURBISHING GOODS
Deinjr very full und complnfc oRjtlilt tra to put
ig at Mrs Christie
CU1 Iinwiuuu UI VUCI WIMJO j uiiutii
at A J llusshau's
11 1 brown two year okl heifer branded
N A running at Oeorgo Williams’
12 Scows and calves running: near Frost
Atarr’s thoy have been there two years and
no ouo knows their murks or brands
13 1 year old hull wltli rod hcndno
At tho Cincinnati Arkansas Wagon Shops I am Manufacturing
kcoji constantly On hand all kinds of
ALSO-
Spring Wagons and Ambulances
HERE! HERE!! II Ell K 1 ! !
THE ARKANSAW TRAVELER
1 also do all kinds of ropairingand repainting in a workman-1 iko manner
I also keep on hand hardens and wagon covers I sell at railroad prices
JAMfjS OATES
n2-tf Cincinnati Arkansas
REMEMBER!!
Mo Mouse cm— Mo Mouse Shall
JJail j o who seVk good bargains from
Just West South and North I
JlJow is your time to gaze on some
Dich NEW SPRING GOODS I’m setting forth
eo mo
JJvorytbing in the DRY' GOODS line
Js on'ou our shelves both course and fine
prosji GROCERIES 1IATS CAPS BOOTS AND SHOES
pine CLOTHI NG too you’vo hero to choose
JJvcn YANKEE NOTIONS wo pile up hero
Joody lor all the world wc aro !
IJo soli you ehuapor than o’or you bought
Sell yon hotter than o’er you sought
0ome one como all 1 we will treat you well
An tho Golden Rule for by that we sell-
lull J year old white In fore-
aDor1 rands running at sum-
COMPRISING
TME LATEST STYLES
AN3D NOVELTIES
CAN BE FOUND AT THE STORE OF
J year old put no brand
in tlie right and underhit
4 I white helfcr with a black bead 2
year old pest marked In left ear ovprbit
ami iindmilt amt awnlhmTork In the right
running at James TeeheeV
I Li won Sheriff
ILLIKOls DISTRICT
t will sett lo the highest bidder at tlie Court
Boom hi intoota District C 14 on Urn 4th
Monday in JAr next at tlio regular term of
IhPtfenlt Court the following dcacilhod
JOHN W
WHEBV
4 year eld 18 hand
ng at Bobbin Craw-
R us in and Turkey There was an
incessant’ movement of troops to-
ward the Russian frontier The re-
serves of the Fourth Ahny Corps
had been called out for sorvicc
Tho regulars numbered 60)000 ex-
clusive ot 12000 stationed at Batoun
Tho fortress of Kars waff strongly
garrisoned Ardahan a few miles
north of Kars Was hold by 60000
troops Turkish fbroes wore con-
centrating to resist any Russian ad-
vance on Erivan The Becond line
of defence at Snahablce was strongly
fortified The number of Russian
troops on the frontier is estimated
at 110000 Roinfompmenta arrive
daily for tho Turkisn fbroes from
Henry Eiftert & Co
COME TO THE TOST OFFICE CORNER AND EXAMINE FOR
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Vinita C If
ttiT NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS jnt
1 11 hand
"boulder
colt nui re
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EITHER TO RIDE OR WALK
WM PERCIVAlu
ornrluiv In the left running nt fleorge
iqwara'
8 1 dun atevr marked crop and under-
hit iu right car Do brand almut seven yuan
uht running Mm Coata’
I brlndlc ateer while thee ud has a
rhain oa til leg marked crop In one oar
awaltawfork in itie other tin Itranda about
8 yean eld running at U D Umw’a
jo 1 while hull marked crop la ono ear
and Mral low fort In the other about one
b running at Janie lvunbor’
11 1 red toec white tare marked
ttnunOi 0(00 off lh right WIT no brand
mm dug at haler 1’huflpp'
IS read laz atear aliout S Vuor old no
marke or brand ruanlng at the Morn) lou
Is now receiving new goods everything yon want in
THUS
Cnnatapt
The Sultan
GROCERIES
DRY GOODS
GOODS EVER BROUGHT TO TAHLEQUAH
DRUGS &
MEDICINES
BOOTS &
SHOES
COME AND SEE
HATS& CAPS
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PLOWS
WAGONS
FURNITCRF
want at price a low as the lowest
MITCHELL
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