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All s"P1ayed Out

'Dont know what aiis me lately Can't eat
enjoy u doing anything; Aip,t really sick and
really ANT weii Feel I'll Kind o played ont
someway." That is what scores Of men say
every day. If they would take Dr.. Pierce .
Golden Medical Discovery"St Sthey would have
nd occasion to say it. I 1t puri iss$ the blood,
to9es up w. system M ad ttl foflies sasanst dis
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Farmers Folly.

Some farmers adhere. even against the full
light of fact and discoveryste thaaold fashioned
folly of coloring butter with carrots, annatto,
and inferior substances, Notwithstanding the
Color, prepared. by. Wells, Rifhardson d Co.,
RurlinHon, vt At scores 81 the bestsagricuE
tural aFairsa il has received atlie highest award
over all competitors. "
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I. FoRD Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Depression OF spir
its and General Debility, in their various forIHs,,g
also as preventive against Fever and Ague, and
other Intermittent Fevers, the "FERRe- PHosPHo- 4
Rated ELIXIR OF CALIsAYA'hs made by Caswell,
Hazardf &Gos, New Yosk, and Sold by all Drug
from Fever Or other sickness, it has no equal
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."IFeeI So Wei. ,,

'T want to thank You for telling me OF Dr..
Pierces '.Favorite description, writes lady 70
her friend 'sFor long timeI was unfit to at
tend to theawork Of. my household Ikeptabout
out felt thoroughly miserable !, T mad terrible,
backaehes, and bearing- down sensations across
me- and was quiteaweak and discouraged Isent
and got ,sorae Of the medicine after receiving
your letter, and it has cured me- Ihardly know
myself as i feel 80 weAa gEssae p ss5ts@s1& -
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QMceholders.

The office held BY The Kidneys is one Of i'm
portance. They act las natures sluice-ways to
carry of the extra liquids from the system and
with them the impuritiessbotll thosa. that are
taken into the stomach and those that are form
ed IN the blood. Any coggine or inactiop of these
organs is therefore important. Kidney-Wort is
Natures efficient assistant in keeping the kid
neys in good working order, strengthening
them and inducing healthy action. If you
would get well and keep well, take Kidney
Wort
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TIE VoLTA1C BFLr Co., Of Marshall Mich,
offer to send their celebrated ELEcrnc,-Vo
TA1c BELT and other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on
trial for thirty days, to men (young or old)
afh,c'Sd With nervous debility, loss Of vitality
tism, neuralgia, paralysis, and many other
diseases. Complete restoration to health Wig
or and manhood guaranteed. No risk is III
CURED as thirty days trial is allowed Write
them at once for Illustrated pamphlet free.
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TJoy.ffu1ly Astoniished.

Mr.. James Drunt, Deputy Sheriff, Baltimore,
Maryland, writes: In an experience Of thirty
so-called specifies for coughs and colds, but
never before experienced such surprising efi-
oacy as was obtained from the Red Star Cough
Cure. I was attacked with. severe deep seat
ed cold and cough I suffered for SOME time,
and tried thisvaluable remedy. I was complete
ty cared by the use of one bottle
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ri BY direction, IT the president Capt. william
G. Shannon, assistant surgeon, is detailed
member Of tho retiring board at, Omaha, Neb.,
vice Col. John E. Summers rel ieYed
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Z Browns Bronchial Troches for Coughs and
colds: II do not see how it is possible for q
public man to be himself in winter without this
admirable aid. Rev. r. NJ Devens, Pocasses,
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sAtDess Moiipos, Il Iowa, F: II Hossaekaa / y
one for SIT, 80 " in fay favor of hiswifes and ono
for $500 in favor of his mother and sister.
Immediately upon this becoming known attor-
neys representing claims for 50 go garnisheed
the manager representing Mr.. Hossack, who
had taken possession under his mortgage, and
also attached a branch, store AZ. pelry.x The
mortgage to Mrs Hossack was made to secure
her against loss for money she had put in the
business and for endorsements made by her
on his paper to the Citizens National bank.
1t is. supposed tho liabilities will aggregata
s30,G0OE About s:4, ,0Uo are already fled. ="
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Do IT NOW and don't delay Heart disease
should not be t1itled with but cured; use Dr..
Graves Heart Regulator and You will not be dis
appointed in it's effects which are immediate, 81.
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The Republican caucus at Madison nomina-
ted Col. Spooner, giving him hfty-four votes to
Falrchilds twenty five.
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n Don't disgust everybody by hawking, blowing
and splitting, but use Dr.. Sage's Cstarrh Reme-
dv and be cured

's Mrs. Mary A. Matthew'S wife OF Stanley
Matthews, associate justice Of the supreme
cou1t of the United States, died recently. Il
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Faithf,1lness is isnecessary in all kinds Of work
Especially is it necessary, N treating cold, tc
procure the best remedy, which is Allen Lung
Ealsam, and take it faithfully, according to di
rections, AMI it will cure cold every time and
prevent fatal results. Sold by all druggists
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Gen. Grant has quite recovered from the
trouble with his toneuee, and DIR. Baker aiays,
has not looked 80 well for years. He is at work
finishing his recollections Of the war. which
will be completed in about three months, and
make alarge volume. ss 8. a. 4 sss - as*ymy
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Many medicines now on the market owe what
virtue they possesa to the presence Of power
ful and poisonous drugs HUNTS Kidney and
Liverl REMEDY is purely vegetable and will not
injure the 'feeblest and most delicate person
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{ A Venezuelan gold mine is said to
have yielded II, $50, 900 to its American
owners ii the last six months.
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Thomas Barbour, the well-known thread
manufacturer, died at Lisburn lfslsnd Regent
", aKed tiftv hfee. Hiss estAtsi is worth oyer
IS, 0D,OC0. 81 sss ss So .ss sa n
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Work on an artesian well has been stopped
at New Haven after going down Z, 400 feet and
spending SIS, 900 without striking water
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Richards Wagner's trustee has decided that
no festival performances of wagner's work be
given at Bayruth in 1885 but & 'Parsifal," and
Tristan and Isolde" will be given il, 1856. s.
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The Pope recently received l, 900 00seminariane
20 cardinals and many bishops. The scene was
impressive. The pope made long nonpolit~
ical speech in Latin
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The residence Of Lewis Baker at Elm Grove,
near Wheeling, W.. ya, vas burned Loss
Gently proprietor Of the Wheeling Register. On
Feb. he takes charge of the St Paul Globe Of
which he has bought : controlling interest,"
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Haynes resigned the speakership OF the Hi
nois house, aud Croukrite was placed tempo
rafily in the chair, after a free fight
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The bill IL the Dakota legislature FOR renaov-
ing the capital from Bismarck to Pierre, still
hangs hre "A ,t , %&
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Two colored men were refused skates in q
Boston rink, and propose to test the matter un-
dersthe civil rights bill
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Barbed Wire.

Ifyou have bnrbed wire fences keep Veterinary Car
bosalve in your stables. It is the best remedy for
woundso all kinds 0c. and LOO Cans at druggists or
by mail ]. W.COLE 4 CO., Props, Black River Falls
WIS., s
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Morgan O'Connell, second son Of tho late
Daniel O'Connell, the great Irish agitator is
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Young Men!-Eead This !.

Paddy Ryan's share of the receipts from the
brief glove-fght in New York is S., 700.
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:Ft Ron % *,, r,r,,., .vspr,, nr,uyrn .Fo1. e ana
Blood pnIif ferta aksa Aliens Iron Tonic Bitters.
All genuine bear the signature Of J. P. Allen,
Druggist St Paul. MINI
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g Paper wheel-spokes are coming into
use. The paper pulp is forced ;ato iron
molds under heavy pressure, where it
dries and hardens.
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Hostetter's Ston
ach Filters is the ar
,tkele for yM,, il slim
1.iatcs the fitting en-
erGies, nsyigorates
The body and cheers
the mind. Itenables
the system to throw
off the debllitating
effects of nh d u 9
fatigue. Civ 5 re-
newed yigor ~ the
organs Of digestion,
q roNsea the liver
when inactive. re-
news the iaded ap-
petite, and encour-
ages hea}thflll >epose
lis Ingredients arc
safe, ana its ci'e1en-
tiaas. which consist
in the hearty en-
durseinent OF persona
Of every class Of so
cietv, are most con-
S and Dealers gener-
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Word has been received at Montreal from
Rome that the sacred relics brought from
Rome by Mgr. Fabre in 1880 as bones Of st,
Claudius and St Juliana are spurioua
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Carho7iuan. q.

carbo3iueg.
The gray and bad no more shall grieye,
The signs Of coming age,
For CaTboiine can both retrieve
And fullest griefs assuage
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YOU DISCOURAGED

Has your physician failed to arrest the dis
esse from which you are suHering?, Are
you losing faithESta ms ,icines, and growing
n Al9fmod at ysur oondssioA II 70, take
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GreeneastlA Items.

Rev. G. ". Bsinum has gone to Illinois.
Mrs. Ida Stevenson of Lafayette, is visiting
friends here.
EAMr. Thomas siglsr and brother Oliver have gone
- New Orleans
Dr.. Martin delivers the university lecture this
afternoon al 3:l5.
Dudly Brattin, of Brazil has been visiting his
brother, A. K. Brattin
Rev. Z. r. Vest is conducting successful meet
ings IN South GreeDcastIe.
Miss Maggie Durham. Cora Tipton and Mamie
Seybo are wishing at Charlottesville.
Felix T. McWhirter. A. NJ. has been elected a
Professor IN the Preparatory Department.
Miss Emma Brattin has gone to DanviTle, Ind.
TO take charge of her fathers jewelry store.
Rev. d. B. Kniokerbacker, Episcopal Bishop OF
Indiana, will preach il this city on January 20.
Hon. win Cumbsck will deliver his new lecture
entitled "Onr Neighbors," at Meharry Hall, on the
evening OF February 3.
The Mozart symphony Club are hard al work
under Professor Denote and Will give a concert
some ume next month for the benefit OF the col
lege.
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COunersville.

John Is. Higgs. editor OF the Examiner, was in
Cincinnati Thursday.
Rev. L. l.. Dolph. OF Greensburg, was here on a
brief visit during the week.
Colonel Moflett and his son Emery have been
guests OF relatives in Indianao polls during the
week.
Miss Annie Devor entertained a circle OF the
best young people Of Gainesville on Thursday
night.
By changes on the C., H. and /. Railroad ]. r.
louse becomes the general agent here. and STAN
ley Spencer is promoted to day service az Liberty
Elijah Hurst, wife and dorghter and Joseph
Spahr ard wife, OF III, .gne County border,
start on Wednesday for IT, new Orleans Exposi-
ton.
The soealled lecture by Hon Thomas N. Tay.
Tor" OF New York, last Tuesday night, is gener-
ally pronounced the most worthless thing ever
fired al patient people by Lecture Bureau.
&. +. Claypool, Esq, ano Mrs. Annie Clippinger.
of Indianspon, we're married in that city on
thursday. Miss Jessie ClipDsnger has come to
81 end the winter with her mother in the Claypool
mansion.
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deed had been committed at any other time

deed had been committed at any other time
this amount of monev, or perhaps
more, would have rewarded the
assa2ip, for OF the many who
knew Ballard we'll and to whom the re-
porter talked yesterday, none remembered
ever to have seen him either at home or
abroad with less than 81 900 or 81, 500 in his
pocket. In addition to this cum there is
doubtless a large amount of gold buried at
different places on his premises, bat this is
only matter OF conjecture and known
certainly to none.
Speaking OF the deceased, Saturday even
ing. a gentleman who knew him veil re-
lated an incident indicative of his habits
respecting money. Ballard desired to pur-
chase piece OF land from a neighbor, and
while in the harvest field one day driving
reaper, the gentleman came to him and Of
tered to sell the land provided he could get
81, 800 of the purchase money Immediately.
Ballard invited the Gentleman to wait
I'LL he s'drove round" and when he re-
turned, having thought over the proposition,
be stepped to the fence, took down his coat,
and from one OF the pockets produced
large roll OF bills and paid the required
81 300 then and there. Tnis amount of
money was in his coat pocket while he was
at distant parts OF the field, and the fact that
he carried it was known to many. Another
gentleman said that he once went to
Ballard to ask subscription to aid in
building q church in the neigh borhood. He
gave $500 and loaned 81 900 without inter.
est. Repayment of the money was offered
by check, but he replied, II did not lend
that kind Of money, and won't take it."
The parties were compelled to 90 to the bank
draw the money and pay it to him.
II was in this vicinity that Hogarty, Ed
Bsush and another man whose name
can not now be recalled, tied and robbed
Patrick Dean last summer, and this Incl
Mr.. Ballard of the danger of keeping large
Gums Of money about bis house. Though
in bis eighty-second year, Ballard was ex
-ceedingly sgile and bad great confidence in
his ability to defend his perEon and prop
erty. The murderer, however, was secreted
in the barn, where it was very dark, aud
took the old gentleman entirely unawares
The first shot was no doubt fired from behind
and as Ballard turned upon his assailant
the second and fatal shot was fred.
The deceased owned 400 acres Of land,
worth, no doubt, $4,000. His farm was
well stocked, and he had large amount
Of grain, which it was his custom
TO hoard up tor favorable market
The funeral took place at 1 o'clock Satur-
Gay, the deceased being inferred in the
graveyard adjoining the church which mis-
liberality had helped to build. Almost the
entire township was present, aud upon the
faces OF many could be seen determination
that BODIES no good to the assassin If his
identlty is discovered.
Drs. Hall & Hall and Coroner Thompson
held post mortem Saturday, aud evidence
will be taken in the case to-day.
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In connection with the stories which have
become quite popular of the Presidents Of
six-mile railroads who send passes to all the
railroad officials throughout the United
States and received annusls in return in
recognition of their sublime impudence, the
woful experience of one of these brilliant
individuals is interesting. He was Presi.
dent of the ''Smithyille and Jones juno
ton" Road, and he followed in the wake OF
his illustri0us predecessors, but without the
Same fruitful result. The only passes that
he re.sived in return were half q dozen over
the POO unk and Schenectady" or the Hop.
kins Branch and Pea ViDe," bat the big
roads answered him not. As fast as the
passes came IN he would hunt out on the
map the line OF road and mark it in red ink
and every day he would sir down aud look
at that map and beat his breast as he still
further appreciated his utter inability to
form any connections t,at would allow him
tn take journey free. Aud so greatly did
the tautaliziDg fact play u.on his mind that
| il finally weakened, and b, is now in close
confinement. There is no noral connected
with this tale.
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THE following society notes were crowed out OF
our Sunday issue account OF the pressure OF adj
vertisementS.
Muncie Items.
Miss Ella Miller hss returned from an ex-
tended holiday visit to friends in Hartford
City.
Judge J. Buckles and wife entertained
the Literary Preside at their pleasant home
on Friday evening.
Hon. A. @. Melette, of Waterfowl, OAK,
was in the city few days this week, visiting
among his many friends.
Major John F. Wildmsn. Grand Master I.
0. 0. F.. went to South Bend 10 attend the
funeral of Hon. Schuyler Colfax.
The Muncie National Bank whose charter
expires on the 2Sth inst. will at that time
go into voluntary liquidation, and be sue
ceeded by the Burson Banking Company, q
private banking firm, but to be managed by
the came parties, with officers rs follows:
s. A. Wilson, President, aud j. E. Burson,
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Came Too Late.

WA. Carver, Sheriff of Miami Couuty, o.,
arrived in the city last evening with war
rant for Ira Miles who on Saturday alter.
noon was sentenced to three years in the
Northern Prison for stealing several articles
of value from Mrs. Jsfffies, the actress
Miles came here from Miami County. aud
the warrant charged him with forgery. Mr..
Carver was informed that Miami County
could have Miles after he had represented
Indianapolis at Michigan City for thirty
months.
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Cashier. is to start with capital stock
NJ xr00O

Oh SIOOUUVVs
Miss Ella Gray entertained progressive
euchre club at the home of her sister, Mrs.
c. l.. Besder, on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Kate Keely and Miss Jessie Foncan-
non, OF Button, are in the city, the guests
OF Miss Dora Crsmer and Mrs. J. o. Lam
bert.
Mr.. J. n. Tsmplar who has spent the last
two or three years in Colorado, has returned
to the city. and entered into las partner.
ship with ]. f. Sanders, ESQ.
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Advice to Mothers, - MRs. WINS.OW,s
6OOTRIEG SYRUP should slweys be used .ner
children ere cutting teeth Il relieves ths lstle
sursrer q; once. II produces natural. auiet slep,
BY relieving The child from pain. and the lite
cherub swasex - 'sbrisnt ~ 9 button II Ia YER
pleasant to tsste It sootnes the chnt. soters the
gums. sIlsys all pain relieves wind regulates the
bowell. aud II the best snowl remedy for disy.
rhoes. whether arising from teelhirg or other
causes TWENTY-FIVE cznts a bottls
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DanViile.

G. c. Harvey visited Charlottesville on Monday
lass.
John Thompson reports everything in good
shape at New Orleans.
Mr. Theodore Craven, of indianapolis visited
bis brother here yesterday,
Professor Everest, OF Butler, Will fill the pulpit
at the Christian Church to day.
Miss Moilie Mitchell, OF Clayton. was in attend
snee at the reunion last Saturday night
Miss Della Phillip OF the public schools, Wis
tied home folks at Coatsyille last Sunday
Miss Mollie Harvey returned last Tuesday from
a two weeks visit with Charlottesville friends.
Mr. Asa NJ. Black and wife, OF Hunnewell Kan,
were visiting friends here the first OF last week.
Mr. Frank Christie was the successful man In
the candidateship for paying teller at the First
National Bank.
Miss Cora B. Campbeil has received many com
pune upon her works OF art that were sent 10
the Worlds Fair at New Orleans.
The select ball Given at the Rink. Thursday
evening was an enjoyable affair. The music for
the occasion was furnished by Pandeno Bros. of
Indianapolis
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Meeting of Veterans.

The Democratic Soldiers and Sailors Vet
eran Association will meet at the Secretary
of States Office this evening at 80 o'clock,
in regular semi-monthly meeting.
ROBERT w. MEDKIRK. President.
CHARLEs w. TYLER. Secretary.
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Aliens Brain Food, Botanicl Extract
positively cures nervous debility and ali
weakness OF generati7e system; ether sex
81; 6 for 50. Druggists, or by mail from ].
II. Allen. 315 First avenue, New Yor,
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SUBURBAN NOTES.
rIuncie Items.

THE following society notes were crowed out of
our Sunday issue en- account OF the pressure of ad
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Seymour.


The mumps are prevailing in many parts of this
county.
Auditor Ben F. Price and wife and Treasurer
william AckeI and wife LETT Thursday for NeU
Orleans. where they Will visit the Worlds Exposi-
Oh, after which they will make tour of the
Southern States.
Miss Minnie Parker is visiting friends In
dianspalis-
Mrs.. Mary Brooks of Milon. is visiting her
mother here.
Mrs. F. II. Clark is visiting friends in Vincen-
mes this week.
Misses Nina and Anna Donnels are guests of
friends at Vincennes.
The religious revivals in several churches here
are growing in interest.
Mrs. Charles W. McNair is visiting relatives and
friends at indianapolis
Mr.. Jerome Edmster. or Peru, is the guest of
numerous friends In the city.
Miss Laura Brown hes returned home from an
extended visit to friends in Illinois
Miss Nellie Baker, of North Vernon, has been
visiting the Misses Shields this week.
Miss Lulu Bormsn. of Indianapolis ia the guest
OF her brother, Harry Borman and family.
Mr.. Ramp Bruning and wife returned home
this week from visit to friends in Cincinnati.
Conductor Cash Reynolds, of Jeffers IN wife,
is the guest OF his brother Mr.. A. Jennings, this
week.
Wednesday OF consumption, aged twenty one
years.
Miss Matte Bloom. of Indianapolis, and Mrs.
Josie Curry, OF Springfield, Ohio, are visiting
friends In town.
Mr.. Will Crane, late clerk at the Hotel Jonas.
left this week for Piqua Ohio, to accept similar
position in the City Hotel.
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o. u. KRE0ELo = wdIxsET-.
Funeral Dirgton ana Emoaimen
No. n Moth Delaware street.
rekepnone connection % ofnoe ana reeloeno,~
Carriages tor wsddinu and PAro0
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LoypoN, March 80.
A dispatch from Dongola states that hun
dreds Of disaffected Arabs are fiocking TO
the standard Of Ell Santousi, who has ap-
pesred as n prophet in rivslary of Ell Mahdi,
and who has established camp near that of
the false prophet, at Oniduram.
SUAKIM, March so.
The convoy which left here at an early
hour this morning reached Gen. McNeirs
zereba without being attacked by the Arabs
1t is reported that the whole of Osman Dig
mas force has been withdrawn from the sur
rounding country, and are now concentrated
at Tomonieb, where they propose giving war
to Gen. Graham. Ell Mahdi has sent large
reinforcements to the Arb garrison at Ber-
Der.
Mount Homeunj, to the north OF Berber,
has been strongly fortified by the enemy,
who are said TO be in full force at that point.
A spy who has arrived here from Tami re.
ports that Osman Digns has been directed BY
almost his entire force, only about 100 per-
sons remaining with him. A large convoy
has arrived al Seerebee on the Tamakee
road. They were not molested en- route.