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NEW YORK CITY,

NEW York, August TT appears thu
Gen. Diyen yesterday resigned the Erit
Vice Presidency, but 1t has not yet been
accepted. .af1'Tl 10
Eight hundred poor children were EN-
lpoyed ina picnic at RockawSy to-day
from the Tines fund. 7.,.-.. ,.s .......
The reported finding Of the body Of {
Brooklyn clergymen In the water al
Coenties Slip Is a hoax. No clergymen
Is missing and none oi the name giver
reside In Brooklyn. D ssa43 mfTsr.
Arrived-the steamer Harmonic from
Hamburg and Cuba from Liverpool.
Edward W. Hendrick, the broker who
offered Tor sale tor money, some WesI
farm bonds was arrested and held for ex
animation to-day. Some, $4,000 bonds
Of the description, Kendrick offered fol
sale, were stolen last year, and this Is the
first trace discovered Of their where,
abouts.
Loring Palmer, President Of the Brook.
lyn Board OF Water Commissioners has
peremptorily discharged nineteen sine.
curists who were employed Under Archie
Bliss, the former President OF the Board.
Export OF specie to-day $207, ,625. 2.
Rev. FL. II. Garnett, OF Shiloh Colored
Presbyterian Church, and W. U. Saun.
ders, also Colored, Of Maryland, to-day
signed documents pledging themselves 10
q discussion Of the merits Of Grant and
Greeley, in the Cooper Institute, Friday
evening, or whatsoever evening the hall
can be obtained. ALL --s
Gov. Jewett, of Connecticut, and ex.
Gov. Morgan, of the Republican National
Committee, are going TO remain at head
quarters here, hereafter, to organize the
campaign. 0SV 7'I
There was very large Greeley meet
ing at Gloucester City, N. j., last night,
and was addressed by James NJ. ScoYel
-Four hundred persons joined the Greeley
and Brown Club. '.-.tfs
A movement is on foot here to make II,
B. Clatlin, dry goods merchant, a Repub-
llcan candidate for Governor. rr 49,,
II Is reported that the managers OF the
Louisville Convention have fully deter
mined on making Chas. 0Connor their
Presidential candidate. si
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North Carolina All Right.

And now 1t turns out tha. North Car.
olina did not 60 Democratic ataIl, buthaa
electOdthe entire Republican State ticket,
with possibly the exception Of Lieut., Gov
ernor, by majority OF from 800 to 1000.
The delegation in Congress remains un.
altered and the Legislature is doubtful.
The Democratic journals which have
been telling US for weak what the great
Democratic victory In North Carolina
foFeshadOwed, can amuse themselves for
another week by expatiAtlng on this great
Republican victory. 1t Of course must
signify very different things. Perhaps the
Register could point moral with this
mornings news, To enable our readers
tue better TO see how circumstances alter
cases, we transfer to our news column
this morning few Of the gushing head.
lines wherewith our nelghbor has been
adorning the North Carolina news for
several days past
Two years ago the Democrats Of North
Carolina elected their Attorney General
by near five thousand majority. Now,
with the assistance Of the GREELEY Lib.
erals, they have lost the State by about a
thousand. Now, If the GREELEY move.
ment adds to the opposition strength some
six thousand lover the left) in North Car.
olina, how much will 1t add to the Demo.
cratic majority in the whole couutryS 1t
Is a question Of tolerably simple arithme.
tic, which we commend to the mAthema-
tician on Market street. r
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champions Of "negro social equality
are Reimbursed with emphasis since hi
nomination by the truculent advisers o.
Capitalization, tyranny and oppression
OF their adverSaries; uncompromising
enemies Of that Constitution, which "a
them Is q league with "Hell and coven.
ant with death" ready to do do anything
for power or place, will unscrupulously
betray their own followers Unnecessary
for their own advancement, even In the
hour Of victory. Political parties are
necessities for the welfare Of q country
provided. They advocate fixed doc.
trines, and present them 70 the people loF
their decision. Our party is o party Of
the future. II will be fixed as q rock In
It's principles. Its honesty OF purpose
will attract the support Of the masses, and
its future will be crowned with success.
The two Radical factions which are now
fighting each other for the offices, are
actuated by the considerations OF indi.
vidual ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. The leaders of
each have We'd In their efforts to legislate
tor the black race and to elevate them too
suddenly into controlling position,
which education and time can only at
them for. The interests Of the white race
that vast majority Of our. citizens, who
gain their living by honest sweat Of the
brow, have been wiliully neglected, and
their just claims ignored. Demagogues
have excited the passions OF the ignorant,
and politicians have secured their services
without any return. II should be the
duty Of our party to wisely legislate for
the benefit Of the laboring classes, edu-
eating, eleVatlng and ameiiorating their
condition, rejecting and refuting the "a.
natical doctrines taught by prolessed
friends, who yet are their worst enemies,
and by demonstrating that we are their
firm friends and faithful In our preten.
sions secure their powerful cooperation
in the support Of law and order, integrity
in every sphere ol society, state OF fra.
ternal feeling between the people of all
the states, and an unparalleled prosperity
under the constitution, truly interpreted
and Justly executed. The Committee
recommends the immediate appointment
In every county of committee Of five or
more, the Chairman Of which shall con.
stitute District Committees; that Con:
gressionAl District Conventions shall be
assembled on or before the 25th OF Au.
gust, and select two delegates and two
alternates from each district; and that
full delegations from each State shall Ger.
tAinly be present on the Sd OF September.
Correspondence from true Democrats is
respectfully solicited from every county
for the Executive Committee.
BLANToN DUNcANl Chairman.
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CONNECTICUT.
Meeting of Democratic and Liberal
Committees .!- Coalition Agreed

Meeting of Democratic ana Liberal
Committees 'sss Coalition Agreed
Upon. iHl lgl % j
HARTFORD, August7.-The Democrat
ic State Committee, ex.G Governors English
and Ciyeland being present, met to-day
The delegates to the Cincinnati Conven.
ton and leading Liberal Republicans also
met here upon call Of Hon. David Clark
the Convention member Of their Nationa
Committee. The Democratic COMMITTEES
voted In lavor Of an electoral ticket
equally divided between the two orpani
cations, and also Of conducting the can
vass IN conjunction with the Liberal Re
publican Committee. The Liberals pass
ed similar votes, appointed q State Com
mittee and sent delegation to the Dem;
ocrats, inviting them 10 meet at theil
headquarters. The Democrats accepted
the invitation. They were received By
Hon. David A. Wells on the part of tht
Liberals. Mr.. Wells made an address con
graduating the representatives Of both or
ganizationS on the feeling and cordial
union OF those who oppose corrupt prac-
tices. He alluded TO the discordant senti
ments in Cromwell's army previous to OIL
important tstruggle, but all minor questions
were there set aside when the great Gen
eral led his hoststo battle and victory in
the cause Of the Liberals against the King
Judge Charles J. McCurdy presided. EX.
Gov. English, Hon, James Babcock, Mr..
Pittee and others addressed the meeting
The best Of feeling prevailed.
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THE TURF.
Buffalo PARK Races.

BUFFALO, August 1.-The attendance
at the races was large. The fillh decld,
Ing neat Of the unfinished 2:40 trot o.
yesterday was won by Grown Prince II
228t. Camors broke down. Il was ru
mored that he was drugged during The
night, but this is not authenticated.
In the 2:21 race, for O purse Of $4,000
$500 10 the first, $3.50 To- the second
$3.50 70 the third and $500 TO the fourth
Susie was Withdrawn, Summary-lay
Gould, III, i, W. H. Allen, q, 2, s; Hun.
tress, 3, 3, 9. Time-2:27, 2:234, 2;2l4. y
A purse 8oi 81 900 for three minute
horses; 5000 to the first; $3.50 to the sec.
ond and $50 TO the third, was won by
Doubtful, while Como who took the sec
ond heat was distant in the third. Time
'-286, 1891, 1884,, 2,25. Little Long.
fellow took the second money and Il. B,
Foley the third money. The 1884 race
for purse Of 81, 5,000-$2, 800 10 the first;
81 $50 70 the second; $3.50 to the third
and $500 10 the fourth was Won by Jim
Irving In three straight heats-Time-
2:26, 2:28, 2:24t. Kiiburn's Jim second
money; Jennie third money and Ben
FlAgler fourth money. a'r
gs Long Branch Races.
LoNG BRANCH, August 1.-THE first
race, for $1,000, West End Hotel stakes,
one mile and three.quarters, was won by
a sister to Sollna. Time, 3:S0i. Extract
second, Jury third. 2 q
/ The second race, mile heats, Tor all
ages, was won by Arizona, Express tax.
Ing the second heat. Time, 1:48i, 1:4ss,
1:5Ot.7 3.-' ~ '5.. ma I
The Hoey stakes, three miles, was won
by Susan Ann, beating Preakness and
Alroy, In 533t. Preakness was the
,tayofite. Fully $4,000 was wagered on
the fesnlt o. LI ~
: u - "s' 80. - ~ ---.--.--- !
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JoBBERY IN CoUNon.-It suits the
Register to characterize what we have
had to say within few days about job.
berry in council as an attack on Mr.. JOHN
BoRNo. We mean it, as we have once
explained to be something more. We
meant It to be understood also that there
was not particle of difference between
Mr.. CLAToR's culpability and that of Mr..
BoRNO. Mr.. BoRrNe got a contract from
council through Mr.. CRUABAoKER. Mr..
CLAToR got his directly from council.
Council did wrong as whole and Messrs
BoRNo and CLAToR did wrong as indi.
vidualS; for 1t is not consistent with the
interests councilmen are chosen and sworn
toprotect for them to vote to themselves or
to one another the public patronage placed
in their charge. This Is our position. Now
that the Register has sufficiently certified
Mr.. BoRING's honesty (which we had not
impeached), will it tell US what II thinks
oithe general principalinvolVed. Is the
practice Of Council, In letting jobs to It's
members a clean, healthlul practice? Is
it the way to promote purity Of admins.
tration in the city government and to en-
courage integrity In councilmen! We
have expressed the belief that the prac'
tice is shameless and indefensible, danger.
to public interests and demorallzing tc
official integrity. Now what does the
Register say on these points, We sup
pose it has an opinion and shall see
whether it has the courage to express 1t
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EUROPEAN ITEMS.

New York, August 7.-Europsan ad.
vices to 26th ult say that the Liberal
candidate Is reported successful in nearly
all italian municipal elections. = rsds
The American Patriarch Hassoun, ex.
PEELED from Turkey, arrived at Rome.
President Theirs in commencing the
action Of the Prefect OF Calais In sup
pressing the coal miners strike, says there
are hundreds OF thousand OF men at Yer.
sailles and means Of repression are moi
wanting. The Republic cannot suffer
disorder, especially that instigated by
foreign emmissaries These must be al
once subdued.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsHINeToN, D. O., August I'm &C.
cordance with letter from Gerrett Smith
70, the President asking for the release
Of certain Ku.klux prisoners now confin.
ed the In Albany penitentisry. The Attor.
ney General to- whom the President refer
red the letter. has requested Colonel
Whitley Chief of the Government De.
tective corps, to visit the institution
where the prisoners are confined and
make complete investigation into their
condition, reporting all facts TO the De.
partment. H. j.,
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Labor Reform cepyentlon to be Re.
.. tt called

GREENoAsTIs, r. L, August 7.-By
direction Of the National Executive Com
mittee Of the Labor Reform party, which
met at Indianapolis on the 9th inst, / an
directed TO reassemble the Columbus Con
ventlon on the 21st day Of August, 1872
Each State viii be entitled to lull repre-
sentation under the original call, and
the workingmen in every Congressiona
District are earnestly requested to attent
promptly to the important duty OF pro
viding themselves with a proper repre-
sentative in the Convention OF the 21st,
[Signedl A. NJ. PUErT,
Chairman National RrSeutipe Com. LdbOI
Reform PARTY. -----
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The Soldiers ConVentlOn.-Mee eet tins
at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August IA meeting ol
soldiers and sailors from Maryland was
held last night 10 make arrangements Ia
attend the reunion TO be held at Pitts
burgh September eth. Quite number
were enrolled to- attend the reunion. On
motion of General Agnew resolution
was passed extending the hand of politi.
cal fellowship to the Confederate soldiers
who fought against us, exscting no con-
ditons except cordial support Of Grant
and Wilson. .t
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SECOND p1sPATcH.

NEW ORLEANS, August AFTER q pro-
longed conference the Liberal Democratic
and Reform Committees failed to agree.
subsequently the Pinchback Republican
Committee made q proposition to the
Liberals which was accepted, giving the
Pinchbackers the Congressman at large
and Secretary ef State, thus effectiBg o
fusion Of the Liberals and Pinchback
Democrats. The Reformers demanded
four places on the State ticket, including
Governor and Lieut.. Governor.
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HamiltOn's Quincy Foundry,

,,d nOrs particularly described In 'Ala D'0u =
% sisis numbered one two, three, nine Ten 1nG n,l
,I,S a. g. ., 10 and H. In square sIoS esTeSI ~; W.
!. tSIt pan or tho city Of Wneeil o.snS ST cSId
LVSh HhI.S S lots M i 4 Snd Siront on Bolton street,
=; h. 1 IN punbered q 10 and II front on Jacob
- ~, nj I tSe said Iots are bounded oI The north
Pr !, p,;,toS street, together with The e1iloings
IL,'S IIIL,o,sS,nts and SSpurtsnlnees upon ne sliG
:ISsr,y sTSI 81 Iny tIit thereof or thereto 10 any
SguS.Ts ,uSSS.Ssning; and the engines, boilers, ma,
siSsy tiTsd or otherwlSel patterns; d t0os anG p,
aplnsnI used n ana IsIS SGSIs p,o1SrtV sSS ~
21 SSHW, oS bILE-Onethird cash, the balance
d. - =. M md three years; the purchaser CIV
. ~ SopS. tor he deferred lnstallments, bearing
is.,,sSt irun date, secured BY deed Of trust upon
" M II50p''' HANNIBAL FoRBEs. Trustee.
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Anothpr GreeleyIRecruit,

BALTIMORE, August Tin response to
q communication from VIM. q. Welsh, Of
the Baltimore Gasette, Hon. J. s. Black,
Of Pennsylvania, has a letter In which he
reviews atlength the political situation ol
the country, and advocates the election Of
Greeley. The letter Is to be published In
the Gazette tomorrow.
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TEXAS.

NEW YORK, August IA Brownsville,
Texas, special says that the details of the
Mexican outrages given before the Com.
mission are shocking. Men are made
poor In a single day by crossing their herds
over the river, which Is weekly occur.
renee. Men are killed for o dollar, and
there is reign Of blood. The country
people atearmed day and night. lfs i
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A falling barometer IN the northwest
and Upper Mississippi and on the Upper
Lakes with southerly winds and cloudy
weather and occasional rains extending
9ortheastward over Michigan and to the
lower lakes. Partly cloudy weather with
possibly occasional rain In the Ohio Val
ley, and eastward over the Middle States
but clear weather in New England.
southerly and easterly winds on the
South Atlantic, with cloudy weather and
rain areas. On Thursday variable south.
erly and northerly winds and clear wealth.
er will prevail on the Gulf until the after,
noon.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

. LONDON, August mir. Mutteer, edi.
t9r Of the A9gI0:Amereda, entertained
hlT; Stanley, the Herald correspo Al
dinner gwen, at the Junior United Ser.
vice Club tonight Gen. Sherman, Min
ister Curtin, Mr. Moran, Secretary Amer.
lean Legation, and many representatIyes
Of the press, both here and In America
were present Pleasant speeches were
made and Stanley was warmly copOrstr. rs
lated on his success.
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Verdict OF Acuuit,aI. .

JEFgERsoNy11IE, IND., August 7.-The
trial OF Matt Parker, for the murder Of
Captain John Riley in this county last
October, came of to-day. Amer The ex.
animation Of, twelve witnesses the case
was given, 10 the jury, who gave In o YER
dict OF not guilty without leaving the box.
The verdict creates the greatest surprise
In this city. al ~
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BERLIN, August THE PrOvineta,
Corrsspondsaee considers the approaching
meeting Of the Emperors d GERMANY.
Russia and Austrla a guarantee Of peace
Tor Europe ltadds: It Is the purpose d
Germany to maintain and strengthen the
bonds between Austria and Russia, Ior
whose friendship she has prepared the
way. .-.-NL
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CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, August 7.-Frank Ian.
kotkA, q Bohemian, was found dead In a
barn on Mayaower street, this morning,
He died from hemorrhage Of the lungs.
Three young men are under arrest
charged with attempting to rape three
young girls in the woods near this city
yesterday.
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Montnnn EIeotIon,

HELENA, August 7.-Lewis and Clark
counties give Claggett (Rep.) q majority
Of zoo. Gallatin county gives McGinnis
Dem 40 majority, and Cliotean 40 ma.
jority. Madison and Deer Lodge Arevery
close, and claimed by both parties. Mr..
MeGinniS is still ahead throughout the
Territory.
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EVERY person, without regard to race
sex or condition, who Is found In the
streets Of the cities and towns OF Russia
In state oil intoxication, Is compelled to
work at sweeping the streets during the
whole ofthe next day. Here isR valu.
able hint,
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Great cOnaagra,lOn In a Russian
CitV.

ST, PETERSBURG, August IA dis.
patch from Nischinli. Novogorod states
that q great conhagration ID now raging
In that city. The fire broke out In thal
quarter Of the place where the annual
lair Is being held, and has already de-
stroyed q great quantity Of valuable
goods. af7
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A YOUNG lady at Usage, Iowa, who Ia
partially deaf, Is In the habit OF answering
yes to everything when gentleman &
talking to her, for fear he might propose
to her and she not hear It.
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IF We may believe anything we see In
the Register, Leonard 8. Hall, Of Wetzel
is either the victim Of liars or the prince
of liars himself.
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NIAGARA FALLS, the refuge for newly,
married couples, Is very quiet this season.
There appears TO be no animation, elthel
on the part Of hotel proprietors or guests
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River NaHna.

prTTs4uROH, August 7.-ltohonsahela
9 feet 2 inches and stationary. 1gg !
CINCINNATI, August 7,-River z feetl0
inches and falling. ''---A go. 2,
oAIRo, August 7.-River has fallen /
foot Thermometers6. "a D4(. l
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Great Democratic Mass Meeting tt
be Held at Chnttanooga.

NASHVILLE, August Advancement
are making for grand mass meeting o.
citizens Of Tennessee, Georgia and Ala
banS, at Chattan nooga, early in Septem
Der, 70 be add essed BY Carl schurz. WIN
has stgnifed bis tElihgness to come, am
aiso tomakss . speech in Nashville 3 yy
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THE Democratic Convention for nom.
ination OF candidate for Congress and
district elector in the Second District, will
meet to-day at Grafton.
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A DEER attempted to fight two alllEa
tors near Savannah, Ca, not long ago, Snt
got decidedly the worst oft. The Rlliga
ors had venison for dinner.
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Martial Law to be Declared In
ArkRnsas.

LITTLE Rock, August.T.-It Is given
out this evening that the Governor has
determined to declare martial law in Pope
county. ~ .i HfI' sl7B ~ y, -
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KANAwHA county, on the 1st inst voted
to subscribe 100000 to the Northern and
Southern West Virginia Railroad. The
majority was over thousand.
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Louisiana Liberal Convention.

New ORLEANS, August THE Liber.
al Convention Conference Committee have
asked further time, and the Convention
-adiourned Ill tn.mnrrnu
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SPAIN.

MADRD, August 1.-THE Cabinet has
submitted to the King, q series of reEula-
tions for the abolition Of slavery in the
Spanish DominIons.
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THE wool clip ot the United States this
year Is estimated at about ITO 900, 900 lbs
This country also uses about 100000, ,00C
lbs Of imported wool every year.
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sOME Of the young gentlemen at Sara.
togs manage to pay their large hotel bills
By paying frequent visits 10 Morrissey's
So-eAlled club.
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Movements Of Gtatz Brown /,

So, IouIs, August !, st Is stated here
that Gov: Gratz Brown win. leave In a icw
days for Jackson, Miss, and take part In
the campaign inthst State.
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Educational.

NlvIL AND MECHANICAL ENGI.
y SRERlNG at the RENSSELAER, POLY,
IECHSlC INSTITUTE, TROY,N Y. InstTuc
a9a TETJ practical. Advantages UNSURPASSED In
W. country. Graduates obtain excellent posi-.
s9ni. ReoPens Sept. 18th. For the Annual
h'gi,is', containing improved Course OF Study
Ed fall particulars, address
~ PRoP. CHARLES DRoWNR,
Nn Director.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

nISIiiAed by Congress- adopted by the State
Hda By The bSneyOIencs of individuals, sOcIs
aa, md other Institutions, ~
I've Departments of Instrue etlOp-Ii,.r.,v
Ss'a'lae, Agricultural, Military and EpvIneer
Hs' Al'oA thoroughly organized PrepIrstor,
Department 'A'
nsAi'Es Of a large Faculty Of Accomplished
"Saf nd HeeeWfal educators.
OessSS5s,t % I'm ~ begins September 4lh. WINTER
uOG' 'h. sPRNO, March Ath.
vSSslI,lS'1nIST, Soln, June 10, 1873.
ia ,Sa Aaetpelas' from $50 $3.50 per year. posI
"In0'' boarding IN clubs.
~, 'Iu !. ''f s'OOgae, containing full pArticu
v,,,, ALEX MARTIN, President.
@SHSASt0ES, ". Va July 49, Isy9 IypO
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WHERE did the Register get its list Of
delegates to the Parkersburg Convention
None was reported to the Convention.