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POOR EMMA BOND
rom Her Iniuries-The Prison
crS NiIll in Jail.

b., august "A special from
..r. ILL.,. says: Emma Bond was
gu,,iy at midnight, but that at
pny,lrials agree She has q poor
J. recover. and her death is expect.
bur within a few LAYS. IL was sup
be. Yesterday. she was deal reSpi-
'ly,ug ceased for = while. She has
! times unconscious. aul once or
}, found 10 be raylug. On one OF
,ua>iOaS her father SAYS she went
! iurmpr statement about the out.
r 10 the prosecuting attorney, aud
every circumstance without vary
To- least irum her written statement.
this condition she made Soms r,
s' reflect very seriously upon one
,nnrrS.
lsud saws h. has within the past
f'a,ned some new and valuable JaS-
and is now more firmly convinced
b that he has the right parties.
I 7 Hobbs still remains in cOntine-
uGgh he has shown conclusiyelv
Us> 40 Mitchell, - miles away the
assault was committed. Although
lhe been perfected for MOntg emery
4 I clement, they prefer the shelter
fll 20 freedom. Il is hardly prob,
4 % 'i the girl dies, that a mob will
! rWpt 20 lynch the prisoners.
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WHITE SULPHUR RACES.
The Opening Day-The Fine Races
Speciai Dispatch TO The Register.


GREENBR1ER WHITE SUDPHUR SPRINGS,
W. VA, August 29-The first days races
began to-day, and the success was unpre-
cedentcd. An immense crowd was in at
attendance and the events most interesting.
In the three-quarter mile dash, with hye
starters, Burch's bay horse, lota, won the
FIRST money. Time, l:2l.
The second race, the Greenbrier handicaP,
for all ages, one and quarter miles, there
were five starters. b. q. Thomas chestnut
fiIly, Hegiaz won the first money. 800,
and Burchs Col Sprague the second. Time,
2:l5.
In the third race, one and one'eighth
miles, there were four starters. E. Beardler
bsy mare three years old, Etfis II. first,
Burch'S Jim Nelson second. Time, 2:O2.
The races to follow this week promise to
be equally as entertaining, as the White
sulphur Jockey Club is positive success,
and adds most important attraction to tile
Baden Baden of America
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NEW CUMBERLAND.
Ready for Shipment-RaisinE . Barge
Marrow Esespe-The Hu6 Will Case.

Ready for shipment-Raisi = Barge
marrow Esespe-The HuH Will Case.
Special TO tie Register.
p NEW CUMBERLAND, August 2S.-The West
Virginia Fire Brick Company have eighteen
hundred tons OF brick and clay awaiting
shipment to points in Alabama and Ten
nessee. If the river comes up to Q suffi-
cient stage the shipment will be msde BY
barge line to Louisville and thence by rail
to points of destination.
The towboat relief, after several days ma
noeuvering, succeeded yesterday in raising
her sunken barge in front OF the Clifton
works. 1t was thoroughly. Embedded in the
sand fifteen feet below the surface OF the
river.
A steam thresher. belonging to Vaughn
& Co., and weighing four tons had O narrow
escape Saturday while crossing the iron
bridge which spans Kings Creek. near
Campbell's mill. When about half way
over the floor the timbers began to give
way, but the engineer by rushiug on the
steam succeeded in landing the machine on
the bank in safety.
A special term OF the Circuit Court con.
venes at Fairview to-day TO try the cele-
DTateu f1ull VIII CdSe, Juukc DOyu huu
Judge Melvin, of Wheeling, and g. w.
caldwell, Of Wellsburg, are in attendance.
The Huff will case, which will probably
occupy the attention of the court for sew.
eral days yet, is being hotly contested, each
side being represented by quite an array OF
legal talent The case is being tried by
jury, with Judge Boyd on the bench.
Contracts for the Court House repairs
were awarded yesterday as follows: Felt
and slate roofing, to Bradley & Lloyd; car
penter work, to ID. l.. Evans, and the brick
work to J. w. Hobbs.
An infant daughter of Captain 7. ].
Garlick, of the towboat Relief, was buried
to-day. 1t had only been ailing for few
hours. Pilot Edie, also Of the Relief, has
child lying at deaths door.
A talk among the delegates who leave
here this evening for the Clarksburg Con-
vention develops the fact that the Hancock
delegation will unanimously endorse Gen.
Goff for Congress. Gof will undoubtedly
bsrtS bs 1heh here tRat be Viii Be abe 10 lay John
Hanson out.
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MExrco. August 29.-This morning two
legislatures organized in Zacatecas,. one
composed OF the friends Of general and state
government, and the others of the friends
OF Gen. Garcia Cadena, who has presiden'
tial aspirations.
Last night fight occurred between Cane.
ma and friends and the State troops. After
sharp contest OF twenty minutes, In which
one rebel was killed and three soldiers OF
the State wounded, Garcia Csdsna surren.
dered with his followers. Zacatecas IL quiet
and no further disturbance Is expected.
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Heavy Yai1ura.

PHrLAprtpurA.Au August % WIN. II. Lloyd
4 Co.. banker and brokers, have failed.
Liabilities on the street, about so, 900. The
heaviest sufferers are country dspositors,
with whom ibc hank rupt frn, did eonssdss-
bile Of banking business. Jhss aoyntsy
loser, are independent Of tbs llsMi,hes
given, and their extent canfo! b obtained.
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A VIRGINIA TrageklY.

RICHMOND, August 29.-Intelligence was
received, to-day, of a horrible tragedy in
Charles City county, yesterday. For some
unexplained cause, James Orange, re-
spectable farmer, killed his wife with a
shot gun while the two were at the house
alone. The husband surrendered himself
to the deputy sheriff, but gave no account
of the crime. While he was being taken
TO iail. Henry woodcock, a brother of the
murdered woman, attempted to avenge his
sisters death by killing Orange, but was
prevented by the officer. Some attribute
the crime TO jealousy.
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FOREIGN FEUDs.
More Fighting Along the Line Of
. the Canal. ~
Reported British Sueeess--Turkey and
Greece at the Bloody Work The Chol-
~ era Raging 10 the east-Sibe-
rian Plague Spreading. I
THE LATEST NEWS BY THE CABLE,
Sharp Fighting.


PoRr Sam, August 29.-Last evening the
Arabs attacked the British position at kas-
sassip, and were repulsed with heavy loss.
The British lost l20 men. Eleven of the
enemy's guns were captured.
LONDON, August 29.-Other advices re-
ceiyed in London, confirm the report OF a
battle with and the repulse of the enemy
at Kassassin. The fighting took place by
moonlight. The British loss is from l2O to
80 men.
IOSDur, august -oS-Oen. Wolseley teie-
graphs from Ismailia, at l 40 this morning,
as follows: / have just received news from
the front that Gen. Graham was heavily
attacked, last evening by q large force OF
Egyptians. The British cavalry from Nah
sameh went to his assistance, and he has
had brilliant success, taking eleven guns.
Only few British were killed, but over
one hundred were wounded. / am Just
about to proceed to the 'front.' ....,...
LONDON, August 29.-General Wolsely
telegraphs from Kassassin Lock: "Major
General Graham, commanding this post,
was attacked, yesterday evening, by about
twelve guns and eight battallions. Our men
behaved extremely well, and inflicted a
severe loss upon the enemy. At first Gen.
Graham had but five guns, two and half
battalions and small detachment OF caval.
ry ana mounted infantry. DelnR Ieihiolceu
by another battalion he attacked
the enemy in 'front.' whilst the
first cavalry brigade, under Colonel
Sir Baker Russell charged them in the
flank, sabering considerable number. The
cavalry were we'll handled by Major Cen
eral Drury Cove General Grahams dis
positions were all they should have been.
His operations were carried out with the
GOODNESS for which he has always been we'll
known.
Arabi Pasha was on the field during the
action. The cavalry charged by moonlight,
but were unable to secure the rebel guns,
which the enemy withdrew during the
night. They left, however, all their am
munition. Our killed are Surgeon Major
Shaw, Of the Sixth marine artillery, and
one infsntry sergeant. The wounded are
one major and two captains, two lieuten-
ants and tifty.siX men.
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nDnth hr the narrer or a sHede.

BUTLER, Pa, August %. - Mr.. John
Fleming who was stabbed on the night of
August 4th, while returning from meet
ing OF the G. A. R., by Swede named
Johnston, died this morning. He had
been lying very low ever since. Johnston
was drunk when he stabbed him, and when
taken to his victim to be identified tried TO
apologize to him. Fleming was an old
man, and few weeks before had buried
two Of his family.
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The Tariff COM mission.

ROCHESTER. y. Y, August 29-The Tariff
Commission opened its session here at noon,
and heard statements OF Patrick Barry,
nurseryman, in favor Of the abolition Of all
duties on living trees and plants. g. c.
Roberts. Of the Charlotte iron works, sent .
communication asking that foreign iron ore
be placed on the free list. Hiram sibly, .
nurseryman, made an argument in favor Of
putting seeds on the free list Various
Communications suggesting tariff changes
were read
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Punishisg the Rebels.

CuIcAeo, August 29-An Indian. Terri
tory special rays that thirteen prisoners.
taken during the Sands rebellion. in the
Cres K nation. have jus. been found guilty,
and sentenced TO be punished with one hgn-
dred lashes on the bare back. Chief Cbey-
ote refused TO pardon the rebels, although
there we're long petitions for clemency.
Two or three OF the culp.its almost tainted,
but the majority exhibited iron nerve.
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suicide

IN -. august 9-Jacob Hogoden,
. j, 1't'nter, left Louisville, YES.
,, a.. ,.,'''e work. This morning
!. rbs b,..,nn : Innnd on the bank o; the
~ S.'y recovered later. Il was
Hr r,yiIe but no cause is as,
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Two Yachts wrecked.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., August 29.-Parts
OF the hulls of the yachts Fleetwood and
Katy came ashore on the beach, last night.
1t is supposed they were wrecked in the
storm Sunday, and il is believed the oecu-
pants are drowned. Parties are searching
the beach for bodies.
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Homes for the Miiiion I'm the West.

ST. PAUL, August 29.-From the two prin-
cipal offices Of Northwestern Minnesota
and Southwestern Dakota there are reported
sales for the year ending June 80, 1882
under the preemptiou, homestead and tree
culture acts of Los, 800 acres to l0,9S7 diff
ferent purchasers, representing at least
land alone.
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Il Young SuIeIs,.

|io,5 I'D, 10, August "a special
1 ~ Pe'Ion county, SAYS: Early
nE,. a COY named Edward Foroe
El,, vet and explaining to h,s
,r,i,.-..a,H 'rv naH iallen into the creeI
"a Ie. s, SaiN he ought to have stayed
vi minutes after the bov 20. a
SHOT himself through the
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Transft efYenas.

BERLIN, August 29-Foar German.expe-
ditions will soon leave Hamburg for Amer
lea to observe the transit of Venus, being
destined for different points Of view on
the Northern and Southern continents.
Each party will consist of two astrono-
mers, a student and an assistant. The
points of observation allotted to the Ger.
mans are in Connecticut, South CAROLINA,
Costa Rica and the Straits of Magellan.
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Spencer, Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland, ak.
ing that the dismissed men be reinstated.
1t is said in the event of his fsilure 70
comply with the request general strike
will take place. hI.1
LnERNk,t August 2s.-The dismissed
constsbles, on hearing q petition which had
been sent Lord Spencer, declared they
would not re-enter the force under any
condition. 81 f-.s' AaE
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FOURTH DISTRICT.
Opening the Campaign-A Joint Div
cussiOn-SenatOr Nominated.

Special Dispatch 10 the Re0LSter.
RIPLEY, W. v, August 29.-The ball in
the Fourth district vas opened on satur.
day, at Spencer, in Rosne county, by the
Hon. Eustace Gibson and Judge Loomis, in
the presence Of the largest assembly of
voters ever held in that county. Gibson
delivered an able and brilliant speech, in
which he completely snnihilated the Judge;
so much so that the latter did not complete
his remarks until to-day. The Hon. r. H.
Freer, of Calhoun county, also spoke in be-
half of DIR. Barbee, the Greenback candi-
date.
The Democratic Senatorial convention was
held ON the same day at Spencer, for this
Senatorial district, at which L. d. Simmons
was nominated by acclamation.
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~. A-.,,... ma. rea.a.

NEW YosK, August 2s.-For the. frst
time since their selection every member OF
fine Americas team was present at prscties,
today, at Creedmore. Only the 30. 5Vo
coo and 1000 yard ranges were shot over.
The shooting at short range was very good,
but at 1000 yards poor Col Bodine has
appointed Capt W. II. Murphy, Adjntsnt
OF the Twelfth Resim ent, Secretary TO the
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Apport iosing the Funds for the mis-
. sissiDDi

WASHINGTON, August 29.-Secretary Lin
coin, to-day approved the recommendation
of the Mississippi river commission for the
apportionment of the funds appropriated
by the last Congress for improving the nav
igation of the Mississippi river, and il is
supposed that work upon the river will be
begun at once. e.. ".-r.-Ig q
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Alexandria,

ALEXANDRIA, August 2a-The enemy is
still strengthening his left They sent ont
an armed train sgain, last evening. The
man-of-war Minatour has shifted her posi-
ton to about a thousand yards nearer
Aboukir Gen. Wood has gone to recon
noitre at Meks.
LONDON, August 29.-The report from
Alexandria that Gen. Wolseley arrived at
Zagizig is doubtless untrue.
ALEXANDRIA, August 29.-The new Min
istry can only be stop gap, and it is to be
regretted that Cherif Pasha should have
associated his name with it.
The influx of immigrants is causing the
question of water supply to be seriously
discussed.
1t is reported an officer of the guards
who participated in the fight at Kassasn,
Is missing,
ALEXANDRIA, August 29.-Those afoat in
the harbor to-day witnessed an unusual
sight, the keelhauling of three Arab
fed G1S Gp Teys sGa5aa tnasstd tns dfne np g Sa
ward arm. They were then dropped into
the sea. dragged under the keel and hauled
up to the starboard yard arm. They were
soon dead.
The transport Gepaul has been ordered
to be ready 10 take OH board the Forty-sec-
ond uighlanders.
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FIRE RECORD.
Spccial Dispatch 10 The Register.

P,RKERsRrHG, August 2o.-About noon.
today, a fire broke out in the rear OF
Thomas Shaw's residence, OH Sixth street,
caused by defective hue. Damages un-
known.
MArcu CHUNK, August 2o.-Albert Lewis
mill and ice house. at the Behigh tannery,
was burned to-day. Loss, $4,000.
SAX FR,NCIsco. August GA Red Bluff
dispatch says: The Sierra Lumber Com
pany's planning MILL sash and door factory
was burned at @ A. NJ; also the dry houses
and large amount Of lumber. Loss very
heavy.
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French Wheat CroR.

PARIS, August 2o-The annual report OF
the wheat crop shows II is excellent IN
twenty departments, good In io,ty-nye.
fair in eleven, poor In nine, and bad IN
ono that of Corsica,
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Fatal Resale Or sassrrei. .

PrrrsBuESH, August 29.-Anton stsouse,
of Mifiin township and his next door
neighbor, Mrs. strousser, qusrreiled about
their children last evening. Mrs. Strousser
struck strouse in the mouth, when the
latter pulled q revolver and shot his as
sailant through the head. Mrs Strousser
10 still living. but will die. Tho murderer
made bis escape.
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Atthe Front.

LONDON August 29.-A dispatch from
Ismailia states that firing began on Mon.
day evening between the advanced posts OF
the enemy and of the British.
IsMA1L1A, August 26.-A large Egyptian
force made its appearance in front of the
British advance lines. Reinforcements, con-
sisting of the India contingent have been
sent TO the front, and an attack is ordered
A big battle is imminent.
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Syria.

PARIS. August 29.-At Cabinet council,
to-day, DuClerc, President Of the Council,
read dispatches from Syria reporting .
more satisfactory state Of affairs there. He
also announced that all the reyolted Tunis-
ian tribes, who took refuge in Tripoli, have
returned to their homes. 90
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The Siberian Plague.

ST.. PETERSBURG, August 29.-The Siberian
plague is appearing to an alarming extent
in the most widely separated quarters Oh
European Russia. Gne death from the
disease has occurred at Odessa.
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KiIIed HI. Rr,ther.in-Law.

NEW YORK, August 29.-James Reilly
murdered his brother-in law, Robert Des-
mond. in Long Island City, this morning.
Both had been drinking. but it is said the
quarrel arose from the fact that Desmond
had been beating bis wife, Reilly's sister.
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YNanA De0A.

CrxBrRLasp, Nd, August 2s.-The body
of Joseph sybsrger, Of Cumberland. vas
found, to-day. in the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal. with wounds on the head. A party
named Brandt has been arrested and held,
pending an investigation.
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MANILA, PHILIPPINE Islands, August %
Three hundred deaths from cholera cur.
red here on Monday last. Two hundred and
ninety -four OF the victims were natives.
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Dnxfss, n. n, August D.-An inoasn.
sive Frenchman wss KILLED by dsspsfsdo
and the murderer wss taken from the jail
and hung 70 telegraph pole. .s
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Ro~s He,sinE NaPlepal.

Tucsos. A. T., August D..A special
from Hermozeville soocoro. hsx, says:
A. G. Hessing. Of Chicago, known % Bos
Hessing, was murdered by the APschss
last Saturday. on the rancho Of Gabales.
Sonorr, No particulars.
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r..t.r fa Roar1 4 le,iaG frais.

Bos1oS, August 2o.-wm. W. Elliott. OF
Reading, Mass, President Of the Highlasd
Foundry Company Of this city, In attempt
ing to board moving train this morning..
was run over and killed.
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'holera Rayar.

E>o6s|S.. "a cable dispatch
md Ja states that out of seven
|,Sen,T ,T'SShty-hve cases OF cholera
nJ 80 nays, at Yokohama, 1--WE
\ dom Zen "ei ity-two cases proved fatal
Ey. eD'y cases and dtty deaths
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x.sa, o.e,rsI q pssssssss.

Horsros, Tex, August BIN the H'rvis
county iiGus Tompkins md 0sorss NJ
hsuey. The only two phsoesrs there. had .
quarrel, and Tompkins Stabbed Aslonsy "
deafh, 4,
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denomination.

LoxspALE, Pa, August 29.-The Republi-
can Congressional Convention OF the Sew
enth District, after taking sixty-three bal
lots without a choice, adjourned until Sep
top,har 1tb
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Another AtPtke.

wuxEsBARRE, August ~. - The rock
miners at the Empire and Hsllerbeck
mines have struck for an advance Of 10 per
cent. .... .....
WnKnBARRE, Pa, August GA conicr'
ence WIS held, to-day, between the striking
rock miners of the Empire and Iiallsnoack
mines aud the contractors, and u wsa de-
cided the miners return 70 work at the 3D.
vance of wages demanded.
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COreA-
The Cholera Scoaree.

LONDON, August 29.-Telegrams from
Corea state that the uncle OF the King has
seized the throne. ,.
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Es~A pint of the finest ink for families
or schools can be made from a ten-cent
package Of Diamond Dye. Try them.
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s.,..s. ~. y..s,s, ess,.

EAs1oE, Pa, August g9.-vfankis Gsshs
eyed q, committed suicide with lsudsaan-.
Jealous Of her lovers sttsntaos 70 snehss
Tirl. g. ~ -
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PBYuc1Ass ray Il combines Ill The oectd.
ersta Of every ferrugipous tonic preecFtse4
by every echool Of medicine. Browns Loe
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Co.a,,tiou Nomination.

NORFOLK, Va. August 29.-The Coalition
convention at Hampton, nominated Henry
Sibbey for Congress, in place OF Judge
Edward Spaulding, the former nominee,
who withdreM from the field.
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ner..aI K..t.eLy -.

GHxrsssuss, KI.. August 1.-Jsks De-
arm mortsIly shot Dick Moses asd Killed
John McCubbiss Yesterday.
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FvAaaee Fnas.

ToLxpA August 29,-Tbs III ctsts Ksif
Win open here September 4th, snd ooaanus
two WeekA 80,
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Turkey.

LONDON, August 29.-The Turkish ac-
count of the fighting on the frontier be-
tween the Turks and Greeks is as follows;
Some Greek troops attempted to take pos
session of the disputed territory OF Karalik
Deryen, on the Thessalian territory, but
thew they we're repuIsed with heavy loss
by The Turks under Ragheb Pasha. Eight
men were killed on the Turkish side.
CoYsrANfrNopLE, August GA German
officer in the Turkish service was present
a, tbe sitting of the council when the sigma
ture of the military convention was finally
discussed, and advised the acceptance Of
the English proposals.
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ATLANTA. Ca. August 99.-Tbsfs is .
loom in Confederate bonds caused by ths
demand from Amsterdam. They are noS
selling at from Rve 70 sine dollars thou'
ssnd
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Jo,,c. .,c3 = Tor siy years. PrRrxA
Eh N LHAS, 7S9 Penn Avenue,
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yse>.Asssssn - de bDsagUe nsesss.
ProyrDxscR. August D-Iwo barns 9
the eprsgue estate st CranstOo Wese bufned
by IN incendiary. Loss 1900.
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The Military Convention.

CoNsIANTIYorLE August 23.-Dufferin has
not yet received reply from Granville, to
whom he submitted the Porte's acceptation
of the military convention. II is consider
ed doubtful, in diplomatic circles, whether
Granville will agree to their acceptance by
the Porte, as the latter has been several
times warned, il might be too late.
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The secret of Gofi's Popularity.
Special Dispatch 10 The Register.

CLAREsBUEG, August 29.-The Radicals, it
seems, will nominate GOff tomorrow. The
secret of his popularity is easily explained,
He is supposed to have barrel for politi-
cal purposes, and unlimited influence at
Washington in procuring offices. The
average local Republican boys always have
an eye single to these especial qualifca-
tiOns OF a candidate for Congress.