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vEGETINE.
VEGETINE.
VEGET|NE
Purifies the Blood and Gives
Strength. @

Du QUoIN. ILL.,, Jan 81, 1878.
MR.. II. r. STEvENs-Dear Sir Your Vegetne
has been doing wonders for me- Have been hav-
ing the chills and fever contracted in the swamps
OF the South, nothn giving me relief until be-
gan the use 1T your Vegetne, 1t giving me i'm
mediate relief. toning up my system, purifying
my blood, giving strength; whereas all other med
ic'nes weakened me, and filled my system with
poison; and l am satisfied that ii families that
live In the agde districts Of the South and West
would take Vegetine two or three times week,
they would not be troubled with the "chills" or
the malignant fevers that prevail at certain times
OF the year, save doctors bills and live to good
old age. Respectfully youn,
J. E. MITCHELL.
Agent Henderson's Looms st. Louis, No.
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD. If Vege-
tine will relieve pa II, cleanse, purify, and cure
such diseases, restoring the patient 70 perfect
health, after trying different physicians, many
remedies suffering for years is it not conclusive
proof. If you are sufferer. you can be cured?
Why Is this medicine performing such great
curesf ltworKs in the blood, in the circulating
fluid. 1t can t'uly be called the Great Blond
Purifier. The great source of disease originates in
the blood; and no medicine + at does not act d.
rectly upon It, to purify and renOvate, has any
Just claim upon public attention.
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There Is no excuse for those who drag
their weary and disordered bodies into oup
company, when a few doses of Ayers Sar.
saparilla would cleanse their murky blood
and restore their health and vigor. Ye
muddy victims of bilious disease, have
some regard for your neigbors If not for
yourselves
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One OF the easiest things to catch, and at
the same time one of the most difficult to
get rid OF, is cough or cold. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, however, always proves
equal to the emergency. Price Csc,
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Kerbaline Bitters,

The only medicine in the world COM
pounded from American Wild Herbs in
,omblnati n with the Gulf Plants of Mex
co. One dose cures sick headache, indi-
5estlon and biliousness. Two doses will
cure any ordinary cough or cold. Try
Them. They are the best tonic in the world.
ou can find them at Kceshan's drug store,
corner Sixth and Walnut streets.
Directions for using in sixteen languages.
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WRtchAa.

Large stock Gold Watches, from SIS up
to $3.50. Silver from So to $50. The best
and cheapest in the market Come and
see them. H. r. Strueve, 233 Walnut
street, between Fifth and Sixth.
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Ask Keeshan for Smiths Agricultural
Liniment. He will tell you of the wonder
full cure, and his opinion OF 1t. 1t was re.
markable.
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II you are billions you will find positive
relief by using Sellers Liver Pills" Sold
by all druggists. 80
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VEGET|NE
Has Entirely Cured Me of
Vertigo.

CArRo Ill, Jan. q, 1873
MIR II: R. sTEvENs-Dear Sir: have used sew,
erai bottles OF Vegetne; it has entirely cured me
OF Vertigo. ] have also used 1t for kidney com.
plaint 1t IS the best medicine for kidney COM
plant would recommend 1t as good blood
purifier. N. YOCUM
PAIN AND DISEASE Can we expect to enjoy
good health when bad or corrupt humors circu-
and these humors, being deposited through the
entire body, produce pimples, eruptions, ulcers
indigestion, costiveness, headaches, neuralgia,
rheumatism, and numerous other complaints?
Remove the cause by taking Vegetine, the most
blood.
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n nATARRH Positive and permanent cure
for Catarrh. Pleasant onnstitu-
tonal and local treatment We guaranteed a
- cure in every case. Address Drs KITZNII-
LER 4 KlTZMILLER, Pqua, Ohio.
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BITTERS.
Herb aIine Bitters,

The most wonderful discovery of the age,
are curing all who use them of diseases of
the stomach, bowels, blood, liver, kidneys,
and nervous system
, 1880-08-20

Tho Manner 1t. Which Tl1oyr Ilnvo noen
1scsntttc&l.

kkGEtalkGEs
Spfttal Dtspateh to 7Ha Chieapo 1ttouns.
WAsilrSurnx+ u. T., Aug. lD.-.rllo solu-
ton Ut the questions raiseh with respect to
tho Chinese stea1ncr which IL soon expected
ot tho Pacific Coast, Is likely tn be TINT tho
President will Issue n proclamation which
will grant to Chinese vessels the same priyt-
logcs III arc enjoyed by European yesscla,
Tho treaty with China provides tint nil Till
ncse ycsscls nay enter United States ports,
provided that Ito discriminating duty Is
levied In China ngainst American vessels.
But China, 1t appears. does Charge III, untry
fec of ID CENTS per toll every ltnu
foreign vessel enters II Chinese
port. In the Quilted Status Il
tounage duty OF but 10 cents per aut,,lln
IL clMrEel. This tue Chinese ycssuls would
bc Obliged IL Iuy, txcept fUr tho fact 1Hlt the
.l'rtsltlGl,l ruMlts thu toNl,age tux 1T 81 per
Of this Chinrse vessel Is likely to be Of some
lMtnrtunce to llrl.Is1, merchantmen. us it Is
sail TINT frOntA careful rescnr:l. given to tho
customs regulations 1t llas becll discovered
thAt the ;, y yer cent dtscrlminating ,lnty,
!S,, |Sr MANI, iySars il - vlolaslon' al, 49,. of jMHW: M
the e patton SsE'a '@ u tSS {SSa'ffi: ircs,tnt fnt
sottlng forth satisfactory proofs slnll pre-
ce.le any remission Of tits 10 l,er cent duty,
but careful searcl. Of NIL THO files asid
ton either at thu Executive Matislo, Or Ut
the Treasury Department, md tito circular Nf
1G49, under which such exemptions wrrc re-
l!Ilttctl, ls Of no !egal ntfect. The proramn-
tion Of tho President III Hccor,lance with tho
"a every other country except t;rcat, brltail,.
Tic lsii yGsstls, However, nftcr tllig lapse
OF tlt'l0 lra not likely to be llstuibtu.
, 1880-08-20
POLI'TICAL,

INDIANA.
6ptttdt ufspateh to 1As Chteaoo Jtfbune.
SIIE1nyvlEt.E, ind, Aug. 1D.-T'Its week
anl tho remainder OF tic month promise to
be n notable ti,nu III tho political history Of
this cot1nty. Last Saturday the Republicans
held their County Convention, placing IN tho
ifeI.l II complete ticket, a!ld lave started III
with Tho iiltcltion Uf eleettng ut least n part
Of 1t. S,sch I'LL undertaking. in tho face of
so9 Dclnocrattc, .!nnInrlty, secnls extreme
folly; but, notwithstanding, thu chances for
partial sttcress are tleeltlGaIy III our fnyur.
Tho ilOll,ilres Ut TINT Convention. ilste,lt( Ut
holding inlel: waiting fur somebody to turn
3ll' E4inail'lriE, started H. tho follow
n!Nl in.vo held meeting nj soinn ,;
placo III tho county every ni9l,t sislcc, and
hAyu arrangements for ~ iltcrlinE FOR every
night during tlle rctna'liser of il,e n!o,tli,
ai slilo iiE,is ,, for Typ ,tlcStlnEs TlSs
lrIcts nlld tho cruwts 81 fur are very Kt,ttlfy-
INK. III every district II perfect organization,
!lAs heen ,tintlc, nnti n Republican club
fnrn;el ~ every township. E.ch a,tecectliug
ll9rlty; nld, unless tllcrg Is !! great change,
wlsen thu ltes VI Outnl,er I,ilyu CONG Till
Democratic party Of ~ OH! Shelby, '',will tln,t
lllo most PROMINENT man who Is Mt
county. is tll0 Hon. Stanton j. rcIle,
,lerublirN1i candidate for Congress.
'Ihc Duliocracy freely AdlUtt tint III RepllI>-
llenn ever Hlet with Si,ch marked success III
tttls coslntry ~ Is s|lown by Mr.. pecte III Ills
meetings. Lust night l.u addressed lit Nnr-
Ileetlls; over held III tho co,llly outside of
tit!s l,iltce. Tho distinguished gentleman IL
II tIIe speaker, aud 1tosscsses tho right lifntt
Uf Hylt to win. Ill mover makes MI ASSERTION
without proving 1t, alnl never makes MI at-
tHcli lllilesa he can curry thu citadel. 4
prominent De!nOcrAt nlMi iii Utl|ce-h0]der ntl-
l!Ette. yesterday tl,Nt there WIS no ca.ice tn
elect .l!ytiela, III peela Ind tho bulge niul
wpnltl huId Il.
Ia Republicans here arc decidedly jub!-
liant over their prospects, niltl aru sullglllne
tn tho county fully one-llnlf. AS sou,l ;ls t!u
list 0f appointments ROW luallN rllll nut, a1l-
other vi Il he nude, Md lle ball kept rnltlng
till tie tlay Of elrctiun. FruM "OM Shelby"
tho iazoo OF 1ndinna, look out for go;o,.t
report.
, 1880-08-20
THE WEATHER.

OFFICE or THE CitlEF S1aSA1. OFFICER,
WAsulSuroy, ID. G., Aug. 9Q-l II. iIl.-Ior
The Lower Lake resiasl, lower barometer, stu
t!0nary or higher temperature, wEusls mostly
south to west, partly cloudy or cloudy wea-
thcr a.stl numerous ruins.
For this Upper Lake region, lower baron-
eter, stationary or higher temperature, WI
r!Hb!u Winds, cloudy weatlet, aiul occasional
rAiIls.
For tic Tennessee a,M Ohio Valley lower
barn1neter,. Stationary Temperatures. winds
Fur the Upper mississippi niui Lower Alls-
souri, Valleys, stationary Or lower baralauter
md temperature, winds mostly westerly, ai,d
purity cloudy weather.
The rivers will continue nrilrly stationary.
ST. LOUIS, M0., A,lg. l0.-Tl,e record ut
t!le Signnl Service. Station show this to l!Myo
mercury ut II II. MI. marked q. altl rose to
~ between ! and D.. H., ur0pleu to w
nllu y. III. At 1Qtu-nigllt ltStoWl ut ~. Tlesu
temperatures Were recorded by Il tllurnInstsr-
ter hAnIilg 10a feet nonrp tho ground, nNh fte
y to ' tley. lnwor ttlan those M the Streets,
III which tho tNopie really liyu.
tocAL uuskNvATl0Na.
, 1880-08-20

norce, and tllat tho silver certificates would
thus 60 Into circulation, II gold docs
not, bnt there Is no provision IN tho law fur
tho issuo OF silver certificates for anything
except for silver caln, mil the Treasury, 0f
course, therefore will not Issue them for any
other kind of coin.
THE DIRECTOR OF THE MINT
Is sill absent Ut tic West, rnuktng arrange
nlents for Information rs to tnlncs a!ltl NIL
cognato subjects for census purposes, mud
probably will bo absent some weeks longer.
TYrIIorD-rEyEft.
A naval surgeon, referring to tho report Of
cases Of typiloftl-fryer OF the trnining-sil!p
Portsmouth, wilicl, arrived yestcr,tay ut
Portsmouth, says TINT for a number of years
past the cadets hare bcen greatly over
crowded on ,tralning-shtps, and hayo been
compelled to slecpfu inucl, too close quartcrs
below seckA without proper ventilation, nu|t
" lnslly instances hnye been compelled to
they were nut accustomed, md that tic coli.
sequence every year Inns becn nil Increased
amount Ut sickness
4 nou1it.E-liEApE1L
Judge neyens NOW l,oltls two Cabinet po.
slt0ns,-t!ioso Ut Attorney-tieneral ait4 Ser
retary Eyarts Mr. john Ilny, Assistant
SGcrntnry, Ing been nctlng Secretary " Stltr,
l,nt Mr.. llay. Il now sick. Consequently tho
PRESIDENT tl'ls norn!,g commissioned tho
ter!lti, nllti Ito will perform bntlI 0l!ices.
r1tOl,Ant.E RrAFF APPOINTMENT.
Gen. Sherman has recently lnttnated that
n Major Of the army who 1lnS Reu1t many
years Of ncttve service oil tito frontier wifi
be assEgnrl to tho position Of c-Cnmp
1Audenrletl.
AcHr.Ey TO THE vt,nEr.
, 1880-08-20
STORM DAMAGE.


Special Di'rateh to Ths CAiee9o Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Ang. t0.-A Fargo spccfnf
to the Pioncc'-prcss snys Three deaths nso
known to llnyc rcsnltcll from the terrible
storm Of Tuesday night tint passed ovcr tho
southern portion OF lass County. Mr. AIex-
amler brunnct1, living twelve miles south
Of Fareo, was killed. by his house
falling III and burylng him. * cl,ltt Ut
Charles Dukclow, I. years old. living III thu
sn,ne neighborhood, a,ld Il A[r. llrown, living
al,mlt nine miles south Of Maplct0m, t,re aisD
victims Of tho disaster. There aru other re.
parted dentls, 'btt to three aboyo
nasncd are n,t that srn l;nuwn
to l,ave bcon killed. Tho
nctton Of tlle storm was remarkable. Tho
spascs Ut large farrl wngons wcro literally
torn from tho hubs, tho tires antl springs
bent nt,< twisted, and Tic whole lnnss blown
many rot!s distant. in somo places funnel
shaped clouds were srcn to descend
to tho enrt!s, travelling nong f1r distnIleunf
II milo or two, md than ascending. Its track
nfterwartl WIS Mnrl:esl by tho destruction OF
Gyery object. Wheat atrslws aro found III
thy iiells everywhere teu Or twelve
miles distant lftoul tho patli of
tho storm. 1Aa. suited III tho
dispatch nf your e,rrcsln,latlent yesterday,
thu Injury tn tho .crnpS will only bt felt by
tho families Whn. Ypru ,thfortunNtn enough
IT, hu struck by tho GycaulIr, but will not nt-
feet tho nstlr:lutcd. Yield nlrcntly ul.blEsllcd.
1t IL nuLtAnugslt t1pt ,Iltrt ti.all fifty furll-
houses iayl bu0n tleannlIsltut, "
, 1880-08-20
GREAT 1lIlITAIN.

IN PARLIAMENT.
LoSpoS, Aug. 1D.-I'lM Secretary Of State
for Wnr, replying tn II question I'll tho House
0f Commons, snid tho rtltMDrs TINT Forster
llatl hcem srnt to Ireland were untrue. Iio
went there III tho ortlilnry course Of Ills bus-
ness.
Tic Under Foreign Secretary, replying to
n question. sud Ut tho negotiations betwenll
Great Britain md tho United States repart-
Ing tho Fortune DRy fisheries ttlut tho Gov
ern!ncl't wonltl not prntucu the correspond
cllcc now, but ll0uctt tO t0 So soon.
NOT CONFIRMED.
Sir Charles Dtlke, Under Foreign Secrc-
tary, answering question, saisl the Covers
,!icnt ha1 received lto Information regarding
the r"lmrted Btrangnlntlnn Ut Indy of thu
S1!ltan'S tlnrctn wlU lad takpll refuge IN tiU
subsequently SURRENDERED ill., said nlurn
was no rs,ason to believe 1t to bn true, nntt
tlInt tho Government llat teicgrnptcd for III
forn,at1olh
The Rev. William Cookcs!cy died at tho
ago Of Is.
STATURE Oh ltO1,Elrr n1!I}Ns.
a colossal brostxe stntnc nf Rnhert Burns,
for Nuw York, las hern completed by Sir
John steel, sculptor to tho QucDn.
Wf,1. BALES.
At tn-t1ay's wool sAirs tllelo wns 4 bcttrr
feeling, mid tho bitldngH were 1n0re nnt-
lnnteA. Prtcus were lclrertibiy iirlncr. Sew
IN thousand four hnnhrtl hnles werb sold,
Chiefly Sydney, New Zealand, ulld Cape.
, 1880-08-20

BPsf{1l Dl1pateh to IAe Ehstdfo 1HtINF.
sl1as0rlEI.D, ILL.,, Aug. lv.-At tho mcet-
luz Of tho 5tate lsoar4 vt Equalization to-tEuy
the Auditor laEsi before tl.s Uoar.l tile pslnt-
eli labulatel statement of tho assessment for
1as0 as returned by tAo Assessors Ut tho
suvelal counties. Tho aggregates, US cou,.
paresl With lust year, ars, as fUl!uws:
fSs9. 1XAa,
Personal. ..........,...$ 131,taa.0fi $ldsMi,7l0
l.Rnds aud autx. ....... hs0,4Th:Ed 67i,AN,606
1tai!s.IuL prnpuity...,. U&3T07 ..iHA,5W
Orand uguscgate,. S7a&,1is.sla s1aO.4yN,aoa
ueereAsu ............. t+s.sl,EH
Th0 Committee an Railroads. Of which AIE.
Walnrr IL GAntr!llull, III making considerable
progress, hlM exlcets IL grt ut thu ns4esS-
lut'nt ut Eaiiroal property lltxt wu4.k.
, 1880-08-20

Farmers say tint in hoth quantity antl u,lal[-
II 1t will excel tl.lt nf nn,iy previous ycax.
THIS far tho weather l,,s hce, nil TINT could
l,avu been desired, anil tho stalks
I,ayn grown wonderfully. Several sI'eri-
city, measuring over llftmls icet III icnglii,
mt, the llrst cMr nf corn foun,I eight feet slx
inches, nIoyc tho gronnt. With Il little mars
rhil! dnrlng tho ba!unca OF tho Res,st,tl tiIan
fectly satisfied. Tho .grait, II olrcn,ly fully
developed. aNd thu rilGnllS process llas al-
inUst begun.
, 1880-08-20


LANSING, S11ch., jIAng. 19.-Dnrl,lg tho
hcayy ssorln hero lhst night thu lightning
played many strange pranks, 1t struck thu
dwelling Of thu I&cv. A(r. WnrrcII, wandered
n!.nlrssly through tho honsc, breaking tho
furniture, tearing the cnrpcis, ctc., a',tl IT,
tired without doing 'l,arm to tho lu,natcs or
firing thu house. n barn in which wns /.
valuable tenn belonging. to David Ovens
Another teal'l standing III iii adjoining stable
Spttla. DI,p.teh to Th. Chicago Tribune,
In, ,LEA,rESw!oMrll,. !; @ kas', AMy: lo.--Il!on9s
cating supper with hts witt, ,a,'tl cil!hlrn,
wns struck byr'tslItnfng nfMl killed., No 9n1
clse M Sas , Injured. EyeEy dish oil tho table
PuEnl.o, Aug. 1o.-.Tho Pueblo Reduction
Works were struck BY lightning md totAlIy
Ssro,,aa iestr"ys b ey n, o to.nIght. Loss sls0S
.M.!w,AuKEE, WIS.,, Aug. 10.-lho Sc'.-
tfnGPs .)nnrnu special says the residence Ut
Judge Lewis wis struck by lightning, and
?atlrely cnns!tn!.s! this morning. Loss, $s,ooo;
insurance, 2;',0O.
, 1880-08-20

6Ne'a1 Dlspalth 70 tn Chicago TftGunr
, TOLEDO, D., Aug. 10.-Jutlgc Rjtcllp. In
publican candidate fur Congress, wns w.,i.
concd 1'ot1,e tonight on his arrtynl nt ,bn
depot by Il procession Of Republican ,yor1 ny
clubs 1.o00 strong, bearing torches. d nnJ
headed by bald Of music. The Jutr,' wns ''a
escorted to tilo stcls Of the Post Otllcr. whcra
lic was introduced by j. ". Brown. onJ
1tlale n brief speech Of ncl,nowicdein ert'
;Tlo fcciln9 Is very gnosl nrlO,g Republican.
!lere, my tliey nrN highly co:!tlont Of carrs.
Ing tho district tl,is till. ~"''''
>, ,C1Nc1NSATr, O., Aug. 10,-The Hon. II. u
!tutcfihs WIS nominated fur Congress ~ n.
lrontol', o.. to-day by the Democratic Con. n.
, 1880-08-20

NuUt'9 4FlsHl1up4 E.Vs
BERLIN, Aug, l0.-Ihe plpers t,ro again
full Of tlfslleurteninX rtports Ut tic linrycst
III Silts!a, I'oses,, anil East md West Prl1ssin.
The crops iii certain districts Of these Prov
flces 1nay be sald to be wholly destroyed,
lives lost, railway nlid river elnbnnk,nents
swept AWAY, bridges broken down, villages
Hooded. turns Inundated, nlnl yast trt.cts Of
gratl,-growtng 1a1.d converted Into lakes md
swanIl,s By lhe torrents ur ruin. Il great
falnlno Is feared In tlt tho nboyc-lialucll
provinces.
Tllo correspondent WIN penetrated to tho
furtlser1nost parts OF Siiesia estl,nates II, omv
potato district hloMe tluAt tho ttantngn tlaMs
amounts IL l5u 0C0 marks, whlp .0O. .D00 acre.
uf nrah!e lnl'ts MD pasturu-grnlHl wnrH III
,.1HlYts.l BY tl.e nyrr!inw of t,s Oder. In The
jlestts nrs covered will wNttr. Whole elumps
nf villages .nre Isolated. Tho rain wns 81,
violent tilat III n few hours the river Nclsse
III poseil nj, Immense expanse OF meadow
Is Inundated. Not only IL tho grAEn d.
strOyed, but t1Io stray nlsN. 1t Is fc.lruu
III sumo p!ncts tllo wcti,rSs Of tho ErollllI
lnay disastrn,ssly delay Or altogether prevent
Iii tile District of K,ile1l, West Prussta, n
twenty-f0ur l,oltss' rain completely ruined
or East an'l lycst Prussia tho, fields are II,
remains Of tho grain. lotatoGs arr beginning
to rot. twill illus appear that tho ot!lclal
ostainnse nt tho tier!Ini harvest prospects IT.
csmtIy pHblisfIsl Wy h'se 70 h. sreatly low
Wheat atll barley l,aru little surviving yilluo
III tho market. For the luJnrlrg rmrtinl Of
tle, community the failnre of tho rotnlo crop
Is tlle NIDst serious, md thu MD Ut tho Guy
ernnsent Ii nlreas!y beiug cnrilcatly invoked.
4 MANltIAnE I.:uAL1Y n1asuIyED.
tuSt k1,utn tn .St,}
, 1880-08-20

TANA,IA, .ANg. l0.-htlylccs from tho
Snlt1i state tho Chilinns nreilore determined
tl'nn ever to cnpturu I4l,na, and lave gath
rrel II force of :0,ooo n,ell about tho city,
wls1cls t'ey lrop,se to Increase 10 ih,ooo.
'fle gnrrison consists nf Il, ,00o rtrcciivn men.
Il ~ stuffed TINT tia Chilians lave q, tN ,nen
III tic Northern Department Of p0ru destroy
Ing plantations md Sucking tcfcnse!ess
towns.
Ilm exports Of Chill tho bast four months
nre largely In EXCESS 0f tho lhlp.1rts. aMtf z :
otO, ,00o moro thun tho sRlnu pcrtnl last year.
, 1880-08-20

apttta+ DspafeA ta 1.As Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. g., Aug. l9.-Tile reports
that the Treasury department contemplated
Issuing silver certificates IL. change for gold
cotn, as lias beel, suggested by sollo apkurs,
aro Anfoundel. 1t is true that represcnta-
tsons t'arebeen made tn the Treasury TINT sucl,
decision would be great buuetlt to eolI1-
, 1880-08-20

ST. PAUL, Mfnn,, Aug. 10.-InforMatlon
wns received at military headquarters IN ST.
Paul yesterday that hostile Sioux Indians
liasl surrendered at Fort Kcogh, aila that u
IL reported TINT 1000 morc are OH tho way
to surrender. It Is reported also
that most Of Sitting Dull's indians
nre north on tho Missouri River engaged u
some lH,atlle Operntt0nB; that they laYc taEeq
possession Ut Poplar Creek alreaty. nnu tlla'
tha Agent haa 1skatl for troDls. TIE sue.
STANCE Of the dispatch was sent to Gen. Ia1fy
ut Wash!ugtull,
, 1880-08-20

BISHOPS APPOINTED.

NI8EIUI'H 4J1UINTElE
ROME, Atg. ln.-At tho CUlls1story to-nor-
row tig 1'upu will announce tho following
appointments: T.. Manortc, Virgtnin City,
New, bishop IN rartlbus. with future s,lccrs-
stun 10 nEsl,op y Conurlia Mt Truss Vnlley, ,Cal.;
,1nl,n a. Wntterso',, Bishop OF Columbus,
o.; the 1tsv. afr. ilclss, nisElop In mrtihus,
with succession to Archbishop lTenni. NJ Mil
waukcr;. Thu Rnv. Tortillo, bishop III parli-
ns a venr istoc Of 1ss owsr C"1"r
bus.
DENIED.
It Il denied TINT tho italtnn Ambassadors
at f.on.aon nnd st. Petersburg havu been
summoned here.
, 1880-08-20
GRAIN MnVFMFNT,

NEW y6nK, Aug. 1p.-'Tile continued laree
movements Of grain alNl provisions on ue
canals ullA tho vrr!MMlIelntiyo frclsEts p'l' a1o
pronounced by Iuo,Abers ct tho l'rosllce, IA. IA.
ctpngu II ruyiyal Ut activity beyond anSthlhs
known fur lual.y years.. Tho official seta.sMys ..y
slw tsat t9 movement OIL c1lluls sauee LII asvt
upthtu Until Aug II nle fully ~ pct eens
gfr4tcr tlsAll for tAe b..ule ttluu last year.