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New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
New York. Feb 70. 1899.

CHICAGO INVESTMENTS.-The under
~ signed has for many purchased for nonssiients
and continues to pnrchse Chicago Real Estate resulting most
10 the purchasers Can furnish references TO
investing cens tho country and to tie BANKERS
and business men Of Chicago.
THO5 d. BRYAN, Bryan Hail. Chicago.
CTOCKS and BONDS BOUGHT and SOLD
~ on COMMISSION at tho
BROKERS BOARD,
LIvERMORE, CLEws & Co,
Bankers ard Dealers
In Government Securities and Gold
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
Ueooins Caros. &t.

AT TUOS. BRUNS's, No. 493 Broadway, all
"A the latest styles Of WEDDING CARDS. ct low prices
L.iblbhcd In 1890
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).-
xWeddng At Home and Note Papers kc Busine.s Caids
Bill Head Porrsitskc atKELY'S No. 81 Fulton.st
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
Boar0 ano Rooms

ST NICHOLAS HoTKL, !
Nrv-YoRK Feb. ], 1868
CARD..-Tbe undersigned beg leave to inform
their friends and the travelling pubic generally ths. they
have Ie.sed the 81 NICHOLAS HOTEL for 2 M @osI o.
years The house will be rehtted through The Cellars
win be stocked with the choicest wines and liquors.
strict sttenton to the comfort Of their guests In every
particular they hope to render IL ~ attrsc I've Hotel IN
the United States SPOTTS HAWK.
HARRy J. SPoT1s, SAaugL HAWK.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

ERIE RAILWAY.-Passcpger trains leave
IL from foot Of Chsmberss.:
Ia M, Express for Buffalo.
sa n., Mix, daily, for Ot!sville
i2J5 D. ~ Acconlmodation daily for Port Jervts
$50 p m. Way for Middletown Newourgh and W,rwies;
sp M Night Express, daily. for Dunkrk Buffalo ana
Capsndsus and principal stations Trsin Of Saturday runa
through 10 Buffalo, bot does not run TO DunkiIk: g.,
CD m EmiErau,. CHAS. MINor. General Superntsndt.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAR-FORA ALr
i BANY aud TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH aud WEST. Trains leave:
From CbsisberssL . From 3oth'st
Exprsu and 10 M and ), tn le:27 H.. and 337 and
rs and s p m. (Sundays fncuiedl st 6:n
Troy ard lnAny with sleep .. IN
ing carr, i0;30 2. llV;3, pm
Poufhkeors- trsin IL S:IS and l5;9J and o;91
m and 63a p.p p. M
Peskskil Train, 3:i3'y. m. iOI p m
Sirg Sing train, $50 p m. .; SIP m
Tsrytown. <lp p. nj. i<;sR o. a., -.
FInrss, O0r. No a69 Wsshiuxtou-.t. City Hall Square,
and their baggage checked al en residences 10 Al
po.n,s on The rosd and to sars.o;s Springs.
fN' A. + SMITH Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

EOR SALE-A frst-class RESIDENCE,
within one mil. Of Pousbkeep.e, on the Hyde Para
Road un.uIpas.sd in locality containing i3.ot-s yet o.
which 10 In Garden and the remainder In Fruit and f0tet
Treo. running the road the Hudson Rysr command
ing view OF The Heu.s i' sood een'.ininf 10
Room. wth spring sad r,in-wAeT carried into The building
Ib.t. ara NJ ueo.ssary 0ulbuidinE In good order fre-
Al so; rait can fefn.n the same. Inquire OF
THOMAS CLEoG, M.ln-st, PoGshksepsie.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

n ONG ISLAND AILRUAD.-VHANGf Ot
Il ITFRMINUs-psssenser Depot, Jamessip and foot OF
5nb., y r Winter arrangements commencing Frday,
Oct r. 1862: Leave Nsw.YoIkss for GtS'ssp0,, s:s I
.ip, a, q m sld D m. for syosse.; m for Hemp
stead Sunday. the tran leaves Hgnters Pont tath-'t
Al excursion rates; returning lesves Ysphsnk 9;6 n.
On Friday and Saturday night the p m liP train win run
10 returning Saturday and Monday
ins Al AIS A m srrving In Newly ok sts:s2 a N
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

L'6R SALE.-A FARM Of l2G acres. situated
i IN the town Of Canaan Columbia Co. N l. thIre nic.
from Canaan -Four Corners Station, Western 'iuoaa $50
good fut well wAered by sprng lair outouidinE' stock
sold with the place, required fhce, p'Wo Ieim, sesy
AMY 10 THWiSU the owner on the pfcmis. OF 10 r.
~ fTiIyfsC conor Broad and W al ats, NewioTk
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
Real Gstatc for Sale.

4 FINE INVESTMENT-liand 4-stor.
IA HOUSE and LOT on West 3sth-st between 7th all
sths l7r60I99 Price 1000, aud not cheaper Propert
TO be found IN the City Of New.York
c. q. PRATT No. u Pinest, Room No O.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
OEYTRAL RAILROAD of fNEW-JERsEY.-

~ From loot OF Courtandt s--Connecttng At hamPtoa
Junction r tie Delaware Lackawsnns and Western Rail-
road and at with tho Lehgh Valley Railroad and s
forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the Wsss
without change Il ears. =. ,.o.
WINTER ARRANGEAENT--Commenc NOV. IL, 1909
Leave New York as follows:
HlRRlsBrR0 EIPREss-At q. m for Esston, keadfngs
Pot,syie Harrisburg Msuch Chunk NDlsmspore
Man TRArS-At8a m. for Easton, Water Gap Sc-Antons
Great Bend Biushsmtou. Pittston. WtlSe.bsrre 10
I2M TnRouea TRAIN-for Esston. Allentown. Restssk
Pousvilie Harrisburg. Willisnsport &c. An,
Or ~ TnKoraa TRAiS-For Easton. Bethlehem Aien-
$50 ~ WAY TplrS-For somesvils and inssrmsdiass-
~ WESTERN EYPRzss-.For Easton Allentown Read
ing Hsr sbug Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping cars nom
Jersey City through to Pittsburgh - =.
EIpRxS TRAN FOR HARRlsBURs-The o. m Express
rain from NewYok arrives at Harrisburg At M, c9nneSt
ins Ea. West Centr. kairosd NortR'
ORR Central Railroad North and South and with the Cumosr'
TnE T1RouaH EXPRESS TkArs FOR rnE wE,r ssvss ave
New York Al o. m daily Sundays excepted making close
connection at Harrisburg with Pennsylvania haosdLwe
no change Pittsburgh and but one to sna
Chicago Two hours time is saved by taking this usin
EIirIpErHpoRr AND NKw-Y FERRr-Lesve New o IoE
nom Pier No T. North River, ct $3.50 = M and H~is
and p IN. ,p,. a v.,,,.,,s H.ybor sysry
,r,n s,ch way JOSIAH q. sTERNS, snperintenssot
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

DOOT and SHOE and RUBBER BUSINESS
ID PAPER BOUGHT and SOLD on commission at lowest
rAea Loans obtained good securities Aso Government
elaiins and commercial paper bought and sold by .
p W. OALLAUDEr No. Wal-st, cor. Broadway.
CTOCkS, BONDS, aud GOVERNMENT
y SECURITIES,
Beuaht and Sold at Board Of Brokers'
BY A. q. HEMINWAY Co.
10 No. 50 Exchange place
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

I ANDS.-TO ALL WANTING FARMS
Large and thriving settlement Of Vncsnd, mild cluse
thirty mic south OF Philadelphia by railroad rich soil pro-
duc- srFe 2aore tracts at from Is to 20 per acre
payable within four years Good basinos. opennss good so
crty Hundreds settling aud making improvements:
Amply TO CHARLES X. LANDS, Postmaster, vine!snd
Cam mbersnd County. New-Jersey. Letters Answofed Rape"
cont o., full information will be sent ifes.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

~ ,,, mum o. =, sc. siEG IS acres With good I'm
provemeuts hno river view abundance ""ee '.l'r Nv
ppIy to n ILL COURTNEY. No. 90 Wslst N. y
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
Qopartmersbip Bottles.

DISSOLUTION The 6OPARTNERSHIP P
~ heretofore existing under the hrm Of SIMMONS d
TAYLOR Ia THIS DAY DISSOLVED by mutual consent.
Thos Simmons has purchased the interest Of Iheo b.
Taylor aud Simeon si%mons and viii sign ia settlement OF
the business Of the late firm.
THEO B. TAYLOR
COPARTNERSHIP-The eubscrbers have THIS DAY
Formed sCOPAkTNERSHIP under the frm Of 3 MONS,
RUTTER Co. Of the late firm Of simmons
Taylor for conducting the Leather and Boot and shoe
Ing business and also In connection Herewith the manuac
'''' VI "'''''0'' ~"' TfiOs 3 SIMMONS,
(Lats the nrm Of John Just and s,i,nns R1ltsr)
New.Yofk, March 2, 1869 SIMEON oImMoNo.
DISSOLUTION of COPARTNERSHlP. -
~ The Firm Of JAMES ANDERSON Co. 10 hereby dis
solved; January l. 1853 lssMrs 'AaN5ERsoS CO.. '''
Per ABKH. SHERWOOD.
nISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.-
Tbs Arm OF ISAACsEN BEREND SOHN il this asy
ds.,lved by mutual consent FEB. rs. 1893
N'''-''N - ADOLPH ISAACSEN,
SIEGMUND BERENDsOHN
MIR. BENSON VAN VLIET is THIS DAY
Nl admitted % . PARTN Err In our Firm.
March O. 1853 LOCKWOOD NORRIS.
NOTICE Of DISSOLUTION of PARTNER
IN SHIPThs copsrtnershp heretofore existing between
the gu srbers Machnists and Founders Nos 81 80
and 43 Greenet in the City Of New York. this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
Alfred Brady win close the business Of the late Arm, and is
authorized collect the Of tho
ALFRED BRADY,
EDMUND b. BRADY
Alfred Brady viii continue the Foundry business Once
No. - Greens-st
Ncw-York, Feb. 20, 1853.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY Il. r.
~ For Albany, Troy, North and West-WINTER AR.
RANGEMENr. commencing MONDAY. Nov. II. 1852.
For ALBANY Io:Na M Express Mail Train rom 26ist-
Station. Returning leave Albany at iv;So an
For Local Trains see Time table.
JOHN BURCHILf. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

tta gS5t WILL BUY a.. nice BRlCk
Qt -, ~ HOUSE in Wil'sm'buIsh' only hieen
,Tnul,y wak lom erfies Half cash and h4lf on hve OF
more year, mortgage Inqhfe Of J. A. DELANHOf, no.
2te kiyipyton-st., New-YoIH.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

CHEAP HOUSES for SALE-On Amity-st.,
~ Bowery Bleecter Bank, Cornelia Charlton, Charles,
Church Crosby Delaney Desbrosa Edfidge. Eat Brood
way Franklin FonTth Greene Grove, Greenwich. Henry
Hudson, Hsnm9nd, Lesrd. Lanrens, Leroy. MscdoufL,
Monroe, M,d.en, Mulberry, North Moore. Mott, Phe,
Prince Pearl. Resas stuyyessnt Thompson, Houston,
vHck Ws,hin,ton, West broadway. North, Grand Green
wieb-sv., aud Msrcersta
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
LOR SALE OR TO LEAsE-THREE LOTS

II NJ GROuND MACHINE SHOP and FOUSDERY. No.
10 Wr.t lgtht To lease, four lots Of Ground On south
west corner Of 4,hat and ah.sv one o' on northeast cor
.t ~ G,ht and 7t.av viii build livery stable on the
o, and ease (, tor Of years Also. corner Of sd.
And nv and piece o Ground Gl feet front by 100 feet deep,
on Jdaw Apply 10 JACOB NthhS, NO. Oh o0"eS'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

L'OR SALE or to LET at YONkERS-A
l. comu.odous HOUSE aud one acre II dhOuNp, on ih
b,ns Of the ry.r quarter Of mis below depot Stable hn
vegetable Garden Fruit Bccs 5bsds Trees, &c Also tvs
acfes Of LAND adjoining desired. Apply on the premises
or 10 l.. UNDEUiIlI.L, No % Chafnbefsst
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

rTO ChPITALISTS.-For SALE the BLOCK
i in Missi place from Park - Wodhst facing ,he
p.rk and Is t,e Park about tue W0uhsI IN
ours Of r. r. WILLIAMS in the carpenter shop. No lS
Em-st here map be seen, No. 2io East issh
me- 2dav
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

~ J-LAND Ia large OF smsll tracts Also. Garden or
Fruit Farms ard Cranberry Land TO 20 screa on sssy
terms Village Lots for 4o Send stamp for circular
~ II. FRANKLIN CLARK No. 30 Cedar-st
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

E'oR sale cheap.-A 24-story and extension cot,
- tage House with ws,er gas. &c. within two blocks o
City Hail. rookyn Lot eI,Ia sile With grapes peaehe, &o
Location desirable H. A. Spafard. Brooklyn Inf. Co.. No. III
Wxll.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

NOTICE. .-CHANGE OF HOUR.-FALL
~ RIVER LrNE-On and sfter MONDAY. March g. the
stesm.is Of the FALL RIVER LINE to BOSTON VS.
HkWPORr spd ALL RIVER, VIII leave Pier No. N H.,
FIVE O'Clock p. III instead OF four, heretofore
WILL AM BORDEN, Agen,.
Eew.iork. Feb. a. 1863. Nos 70 aud III Wesst
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
C.OR sALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE

IL with ~ ACRES OF LAND, mostly meadow, and wei
cl.d with choice fruit The dwelling IL large and hal
every convenience ouhOusos hne and comnodiou' plenty
OF shade one hour from the city by railroads rsy for u
Would sIehai g. for city piopefy In
oure of HOMER MORGAN. No. Pinest
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

C. q. PRATT No. y Pine.st., Room No O.
RROOKLYN PROPERTY for SALE.-A
- gente two-.,oy and attic frame HOUSE, with wing
two story the whole containing Is built in the bsst
pleasantly located on EyeTUeenav and Woodpihe
together with eight lots Of Ground within blocks Of
Broadway esIs three minutes to to Fulton Ferry ae-
ee.ble all hours For further Information spply to H.
LOOMS No 81 Finest Security Fire Company
or to A. NJ. SUDAN on the premises
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A CARD
To the voters Of Jefferson County.


FELLOW CITIZENS. take this oppor-
tunity 10 inform you that will be a
candidate for reelection to the offic. of
County Treasurer at the approa ching
November election. l also desire 10
return to you my thanks for the supper,
you have uniformly given me when
have asked anything At your hands.
10 order that all may understand my
position. will say that am RepubIi
can in politics. Internationally in favor
Of preserving the Union Of the STATS.
and it need be. Of giving the las.. :s.,as
and the ,asI dollar to the accomplish
menl OF thai result; am in favor of sus-
aiming the Admins ration OF Presid-n
Lincoln. and especially his war polio, !;
am in favor of rendering a cheerful
obedience To The law, Federal anil State !;
and opposed TO Iawlessness Of all kinds
aud under Whatever pretense i. may be-
urged.
l will meet tie Ci;izens Of the several
townships nj the proper time. tor the
DISCUSSION OF the above principles.
S. 5. CooPER.
O>ksloosa. Sept. Ilih. 1868.
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Petition fer Divorce.
STATE Of KANsAS,j fF

/ Is, yad,e;s, T;s,,ic, 50 18tl
In rho nis,ric, Cnu,, la. All County
cs,rpe Schus,,r W Repnna Schu.i.r. No. 257
VIZ, ress II /. noesrs by The .fiidau III ,,e s,,c
,,a;n,;ff George Schusier. liza, the sal defend
an, R.y,n. Schusier ia a non resident Of Il
S,s,. 4, ia o,dcrrd th,, the sa,d ,I.S.n.i,a; /
no,i6sd hv nnh.ic.,on being made f,r .ixc,n
.scn,;v. y,seL = in TIN, IndsScn.,.n. wssLi,
~Y .,Esta T ~ Cs., -.
par" n.y.. III. J.s - $500 ,u
,Scn 81 G.u, y" e., IS , Iy C - c.,
hs .,; 'G n,..;me ,hs ~. ~, a. ,t"n, the IS
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CARD
To tie Voters Of Jefferson County.

To tie Voters Of Je6ersos County.
FELLOW CITIZENS. hereby Announce
NV sell Candidate or re election 10 The
tic~ o. S.-r,ff, al YOUR County. a, she
en>",n. el-csion in n. ,v-mber.
Ra,>rd " Ing ani hol,.ins to the
doe ,r,n~s OF tina, parry IN other years.
am now a Republican. lc.me 10 Kan
"a IN 1855. favored the tree State
policy and 70 ed to make K.n,as free
State. | am an unconditional Union
man. aud mos. heartily favor .il the
measures oi the Administration or the
speedy suppression Of the Rebellion
and The overthrow Of treason. l detes,
treason and hate rebels: aud MN Tor
unfolding the laws Of the land in Ill
their dignity. for standing BY the Ma
tiOnal and S,a,e administrations 10 their
efforts TO crush out armed resistance To
the laws and xu hority Of the Govern.
meni. and 10 put down all species Of
anarchy and lawlessness.
These are my principles in brief.
and no honest man who knows me will
say to the contrary.
Thankful for your past support. l
trust may ever prove worthy Of your
confidence. N. w. TAYLOR.
Sept. 10Th. 1868.
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The Atchison Champion has an ar
.icIe bitterly denouucing tb. whole sys-
TEN Of things IN this Military Depart
ment. With some truth il has more
bitterness and viluperation than any
thing else. and is not calculated To con-
vince thinking men on any poin,, Except
that the editor who wrote the article
has not the most refined method Of ex.
plsinine his ideas. nor the most forcibls
manner Of welding an argument. Noise
is not ...couence. neither is vehemence
loy;ic. denunciatiap reason. nor eanest-
uess facts. I. would be sell for US all
10 remember these lS;;ngs.
The Missouri river is very low st the
present time. - sss
Vim. G. Bnd,haw, over his proper
name, accuses Mayor Anthony Of using
force to prevent him from bidding al a
public sale Of lots in she town Of Della
waae, st the Court House 10 Lesven-
worth Anthony said: IL have friend
that I want 10 have the land" Bed
shaw not. needing the hint, Anthony
pulled hin away BY main force. B. then
said: III he does j, sgais. ! will knock
him down." whereupon Anthony bad
him arrested aud ined for distusbins
tie peacs Bradshaw says he can prove
- 4. =. l.. ,,oo1 ,rstosccps
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We have letter from Col. A. W.
Spaldins. 10 which he says:
Il have just received special ord.,
from his excellency. the Cove, nor, sta
ting that arms would be furnished a
regiment Of infantry in this dis,ri u,
soon as shey arrive in the s ale. au.
directing that regiment Of iyantvy tie
organized in jefferson and jackson
cVuries IS soon as Ten companies repos,
to me. There are some precincts which
have failed to comply with my order
No. l, II they do not comply by Sat
urday. Sept. go. the officers of such
companies wiil not have an oppor' unity
70 participate in the organisation Of the
regiment Such failure. purely at
tributxble to their own inatlention.
would be regretted BY me. but the ne
eessi,y for an immediate organization
will compel call very soon after the
sOih ms"
We trust that every precinct will AT
once see the necessity Of fimwediofe ac-
zion. II they fail 10 be in at the organ.
z,ri,n Of the regiment it is their own
fault; but il will not relieve them from
the necessity Of organizing into com.
ipanies; for this mus; be done a. any
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County Convention.

The Republican Central Committee
of Jefferson County unite in the follow.
1g call for a County Convention.
All pereon.. Of whatever shade Of
poi ice. rwtso heartily support the pres
~nt national adminisirati in its war
policy in attempting to pu, down the
rebellion. and endorse the Emsncipsiio"
Proclamxsior Of the Pref lent aud tie
'""'"s "f thu "egroos -S.",, tho rrbc's.
arr requested 10 meet in their several
townships on Saturday. OCTOBER 81.
1863. At 2 O'Clock P. NJ. for the selec
tioa Of delegates to attend the County
Convention 10 be held 10 Oskalooss on
Saturday. October 10Th. 1883. TO noG.-
mate candidates for the several Offices
TO be 6llee At the ensuing November
election.
The following ratio Of representation
will be observed:
osksloosa. g delegates: crasshopper
Falls 6; Osawkse 4: jefferson 4: RICK
Greek ]; Kaw !; Kentucky 2: Sarcoxie
j. H. G. TuaxER. Chm.
JeaH JOHNSON.
HJeAM WEBB.
81 bssi3sie,s gissiGeo. H. 4D6xHn.
JoHn w. OAR. Sec,y.
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'ohn S'nc!air was recently shot nea
for' Smith by bushwh hacker, no VA
concealed by The road side. John,
brother Walter. who was q little ahest
al the time. went back and killed the as
ssss'n; and then brought off his broth.
er's body. amid shower Of bullets from
The concealed foe.
Ample preparations are in progress.
Tor the coming Slae Fair a, Leayen.
worth.
Under Gen. E"iny's order NJ. II a
large number of families have been sen,
beyond our lines. Dr.A. J. Pierce. To-,
m~'ly OF this place. is among the mum.
Der. This is right. Clear them out
every last on Of them. Dr. Pierce owes
ti'i> cfhes Tor printing: aud the man
who would cheat The printer is f. ma
ter'al for rebel. Three Of the num-
Der sent OF are from Kansss-one Of
them a Miss Van Ness, Of Olathe-s
miserable she-rebel. no doubt.
II is reported that the bush whackers.
in retaliation for Ewing's order. have
ordered = number Of families 10 leave
the Kansas border. and threaten to des-
olate q" many Kansas counties as the
Union forces desola.e in Missouri. We
knew Ewing's order would make the
wretches howl. bu, they will End Tn
Gle Sam is hard custouner to deal
with. w
Gov. Carney has issued an address
10 The people Of Kansas in which he
says the Federal Government has fur
nished 5000 stand of arms for this
STATE. and adds that with these arms
Kansas can defend herseIf il the proper
military organizations are perfected. and
calls upon every c,Iiz-n to do his duty
IN this regard. The address is timely
and patriotic. Kansas is TO be placed
On war footing during the war.
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,Procs.dings Of The County Committee

Pursuant TO call. the Republican
Central Committee net at O-kalOo, "a O,
Saturday. September 18th. 1868.
II. &. Turner was chosen chairman
aud John W. Day elected Secretary.
1t IS. stated 10 the Committee thai, il
some paris OF the County there was
dissatisfaction in reference 70 the ap'
porlionmen. of delegates. as agreed
upon BY the Committee at Its las. meet
ing. in order 10 secure harmony,
On motion the ra,io Of representation
was so changed as 10 give TO each town
ship the follow lug numbfr Of delegate.
in the County Convention. TO be held
in Oskaloosa on The l.vh O: Oc,obc,
prxt
Oskaloosa 6. Grasshorper Falls 6,
Osawkce 4. Jefferson Rock Greek l,
Kaw /. Kentucky Z. Sacoxie !.
The former ac,ion Of the Committee
rs 10 the time Of holding the primary
meetings AMI the County Convention
agreed 10.
The Secretary was authorized TO ACT
lin conjunction with the SECRETARIES OF
the Republican Executive Committees
Vi Lravenwor;h. Wyando,.e. and Jack
son Counties. in arranging for Con-
vent;on 10 nominate a candidate 70.
District Attorney in the Isl judicial
District.
On motion, the INDEPExpENr anu
JEFFERsoNIAS we're requested u pub.
lish the following call for Convention
in each OF their issues previous to the
10Th Of October next. ft8
The C,mnilIec adj purned subject TO
the call Of the Chairman and Secretary.
fkTkE II G. TuRSEs. Chm /.
joins JOHNSON,
GEO L. OsRoRxK.
Jonk W. OAR. Sec'y.
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A CARD.
To tie Voters of tie 1911 D;,t,

10 tee Voters Of tie 18Th Disty;ef:
FELLow CIrIxEss: l take this method
OF announcing myself u candidate for
Representative 10 the Legislature a, the
ensuing November election.
am an unconditional Union man
IN favor OF the mos, vigorous prosecu.
ton OF the war against the rebellion
until the last traitor is pu, down-iu
lsyor Of the Presidents Emancipation
Proclamation. and of universal liberty
10 all men lam in favor Of the main
tsinance Of the laws S. ate aud National.
and opposed TO all lswIessnsss, treason
and rebellion. appear in what shape
they may.
u these views meet your apr ba,ion.
shall thankfully receive you. support.
Thomas HoDoEs.
Sept. Is. 1868.
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Capt Hoyt's Speech.

cap. Hoyt said many good things
IN ms speech here ON Saturday last
o"' we protest against the useless
amount Of profanity which character.
ICES TO" much Of the public speaking o,
politicians 10 Kansas. The English Ian
gu"ge Is strong enough to give express
sion to any idea proper to be uttered
without the use Of profanity or vulgar.
'ty. We hope there will be a reform
in this particular.