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Mew Aarertiselusnts.
HEADQUARTERS STATE y kaNsAs.
ApJurANr GENERAL OFFICE,
4 -r,- Tor,.L. Julx & ,9iI

GENERAL ORDERS M. ~
l. lu view oi he threaieE'sg ititade
of Guerrilla bands upon Gus tnS'eru
border, aud OF aclua Indian troubles
within the limits OF our Stale, Il Is OF
d-rrd: ~. ~
ii. That The entire Militia Of the State
hold themselves in readiness tor immrdl
ate acli,e s-'vic.. When ord red to. lake
the field.
Ill. Comman.lan's Of Regiments and
B.ttaIions viii perfect their organ'za-
,icns "a, once. so as that o" delay 'ccur.
They will al~o see that oil the Compa-
rirs con- i'u 'ns their respective com
m nd. are provided with the necessary
AIMS. ammunition and equipments Tor
mm,dlae active service. ea5
b, order OF the Commander-in Chief.
c. X. HoLLIpAY,
2C6 4w Adjutant General.
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Some Of JEFF. Davis Most Efficient
Allies.

For long time the rebel leaders look
ed anxiously to England and France for
aid aud comfort, and received the same
as far as those countries dared besio~
But Of late they lave had more efficien'
allies nearer home. Among these we
may name.
l. The whole Copperhead ibe.
g. The Plunderers and Thieves.
3. The Army of Office Holders. who
receive pay for nothing.
4, Tie mismanagers in high places
Of the Nation.
All these are doing JEFF and his com
peers i'm treason most excellent service.
In Kansas We have host unier the
second and tlird divisions. The coun
ny is overrun with plunderers aad
thieves. Thousands of head o. stock
hare been captured 20 wher. tens have
been turned over % The government
aud the same Of o'Ier p'oprr':; ana
corruption runs riot over the band.
O. those " ho are receiving large SAL
aries and dom nothing. We have enoogh
disgrace the Safe most thoroughly
These all, of both classes, are loud in
their professions OF patriotism. and even
20 so far as 10 riaim 20 be ibe only real
radical uaion' men in the State Tn
fortunately, however. the union they
love is one with the spoais Of office. and
No, the good old Union Of the States.
Ties: men may howl until hey are
hoarse as frogs for the Union; bui hon
est people Will mol believe 10 the genu-
neness of their patriotism while lhsy
continue 10 rob the government, either
By stealing. p'undeting OF getting blg
pay Tor no work. NJ. geu,lemrp; you
/ s0c GttlID8 " Af s'fS =
,he people are opening toihe ~ posi-
lion of stfair< very rapidy; sui Ae,
begin TO see ths, Iou are among, li,'
mos. eiiicien, allies JEFF DAVIS has. .ss
iepend upon. They see ihat Will,
their brothers, sons and fathers are
q citing in he ranks or piraace. yor
are getting your thousands FOR doing
no,hing-or no. as murh in Who'll.
year AS soldier does in one DAYS fehi
ing or marching Yell on, We aities o
The rebels; bu. yea, ie..n IS se',lesi.---
You are robbing ;he government OF III,
money it SO sorely needs. and yonr lout
professions of loyalty are discovered I,
be but the hollow shells that hide a.
roiienness within. You AMI youf mas
ter, who boasts OF having procured yo,
your positions are doomed TO the dis
grace your conduct merits.
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ETThe bogus. usurpess' State Gen.
tral Committee have called a STATE Con-
ven'ion to NEE, a, Topeka on Thursday
the 8h of September. and dire:t tha,
delegates be elected one from each
esentaiive Dislric, on Saturday,
Srp,craber 81. 1864. Tho.e Of our
readers who adhere to this Commit,e@
will bear this in mind.
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The News


ii.ere has bes'n considerable II bsln.,
n sae vicinTy o' ,seiers urg DUNG e
ce-k sud s~nefsily repo' ed fav''r b.
L. "a ID, tt.'u d ,-bri> q Il
hav. 81 n : .Uod IA o. ons s.-m.f ~ "a
.xrse,;s 100. I'VE pr~suae. asour rrpo,
SAYS buI - lew were cs,,iaf.d. and ,ai
iorces still hold ,i,e raitaad, wliici. was
he point ot eon.en ion. Tne silus'i'en
nbpu. Pcsetshurs aud Rchmond is pro-
aouifced ..istscscry. with the prospect
80 ae-,} bauie on land
Saerman Is still a wnk before A.
lama, aud Is repurt-d 10 have sheIled
slteri, ~ m ..i-rate r.Dge. with marked
elects. which could b- seen by the ma
k.d eye. SO near Mere our guus. The
ia,.s Intelligence i,om there is Ia, oiable
The raiders are again advancing As il
Tor rev invasion ol Maryland nd Pa.
There has been some fsh,,ng. and our
troops have fallen back. ~nd were in line
OF battle at latest advices. Tie rebel,
held Mar,insburg. We may expect
stirring news from that quarter n, once.
Al Mobile. our progress is yra.ii, ing
IL is believed thai Fost Morgan is now
in our possession, Ii tins is the case,
the way 10 The cit. i, open to our feet.
and its connection wife the sea, which
is all that makes II valuable to tie ,en.
els, is cut of.
The Indians are still carry ins IN ,heif
plundeTing and numbering depr-da io"s
on the PLAIN. They are well a, ncd vi
guns oi long range. ana plenty ot rsb-
els tc help them. h
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Guardians Sale.

- u write IL IN order o. the Psf bate Court II
E-s sd .lar Saa'HIee tuntr, State OF Mans ~
,lla . - l'g, ~Ii oiieI loT saie al pubic alc
-aEya. .wvnty ,wo ~ ot TIE kslsas OF
I q liti-Brced La Hfs, sirug:ei % the norh b
I,nk gf i5t h1nsss Rvr. In Jetisrsol County,
&c 1 haIsa-, al tne Court tiou-e Door Ia Tie
fJS.4s os o-kai aioosa, }, herssn County u
l1resait, on the 22d day os sePfcm Der, =.
- l,.o4, 10 tse higassI aad best bidder 70 De
81 Il N Iour equal traci-, TO wiz: the N.,rlh Wes,
North East. South East and SOU h- West quar-
tc $ or ene-fourth p ~ OF said survey. contain.
Ing OF elst loo acres IN eaci quarter. The sew.
eTai Iiacts to be ofiered for sale rs follows: The
North Nest uarter at o'c'o k. P y the N,It!
Fast quarter at 2 O'ciock, p. ~, the Sou,h-Ess
qusrt.r al 3 o'clock r. ~, ahd the sale Ot the
South West quarter AT 4 O'CLOCK, r. 81. 1t saia
day The sale Of said Land and every part theie e
of may be adjourned from day to day uati' all is
sold.
on each tract TO be psid a; the confirmation oi
such sale. and the remainder to be paid in niBs
annual payments, wiiu interest at the T.te o. sew
en- per cent. per annum, pa, able annually. To b.
secured BY mortg &c on the tract tcr which the
same is to be paid. And il any annual "a; meni
OF the prime pie, and the interest payable annual
~ or either OF them, shall not bc paid when The
same shall become due and payable, then the
Whole OF sali Payment or promissoFy noie. to-
getAer With the interest rccruing thereon, shai al
once become due and payable. Said Lands are
the finest bottom lands IN Kansas, and ca,er
ed with heavy growth OF vsladole timber.
WILLIAM E. BOW n ER,
A. Guardian Of Charles, aias Jacinth, alias Ey
seinth IecoHipte, pereon of unsound mind
This 2'lh day oi July. A. D. 1864. 20S-5,
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Horse Thief HUEG.-It will be re-
membered that E N. o Clou.h be
came the champion aud defender OF a
noted horse-thief named Bennett, some
time since. and threatened 10 US. he
Union League to punish those who
we're artemp,in, 10 have Bennett
brought 10 justice. Recently Bennetr
was caugit and hung as a horse. Inlet
in Doniphan county. Ii is said iha, b..
made confession, duplicating a good
many men. This shows that bad m.,,
made use of the Uuiou League for base
purposes. and that even for q .od pur-
poses. secret political organizations ar.
dangerous.
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Col. Jennison has issued stringent
order against thu cattle thieves. Under
il all persons caught with stock tor
which they cam. properly account.
will be pu, to work on forIiicaiions etc.
un- disposed OF by he General Com
m ending.
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save Your Etle.

hYSPEPiA. FRSstfELAa KlpStY Cow
l. PLANT, Sick nnl Nervous Hsadsrbe., Ne,, /.
tsig'. travel. rei;er, Barbsrs Itch and Bald
u s. A Treatise On the above diseose. ~; !,
i eli SPEEDY and PREwAsrvr Cuse. sen, frss
20 sas sddress tAddssss SIC UPuAM Na "a
South Elshsh Street. Philadelphia, Po.
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o F SHoKr.

EF Our subscription list is slradil,
increasing. which is a saFe inliaalion
that straight forward. consistent AIT
iieh toned course will be sus, ind BY
an homes; AMI intelligent community
We Will thank our friends e,cryw here.
1t they will just now ask then nor,'.
bsts % take 'h'- l.,'l.p pl'n;. SIC
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Beware Of Counlerfeits.
AMI 6c sure The packages are labeled
Rcqt's East gQaia Coffee,

I5i Hcade street, New York.
as there are numerous counter!ej,. sf,oat under
The name Of 'Gs.uine East India Cvff. "tIrip.
lnai East iadit Coffee, etc. put forth BY iupos
tors 70 deceive he unwsry
In ! In poekags $, and in b.xcs of sc, 60 anu
ioC Tie Tor Or GERS and large Consumers
Sold by Grocers CENTRALLY Or'ery from
Country Gfocers solicited, 'cwhcm = very libcr--
al discount will be made.
ho'esale Agents. Hoefiish / Nolan. and ".
J. Heiss Bro. Philadelphia; A. A. Coulter
Co., Cineiruali, c. c. GaIber. Chicago, etc
The Am. ADV. Agency. 3os Brosdway, n "
will receive orders Tor the above named Coffee
Business Depi,t Corresponding Dept. 1913
E. AJV0RD. ! FOWLER 4 WELLS.
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Law OFFICE OF a. E. PARKER.
O.kAlOnsA. July 15ih. 1864.

H,.ias perfected arrangements am
new pfepir-d 10 prosecute Soldiers
81 ans against the government.
Back Pay, Boun'irs and all clsims
III , ,Imll,r nature attended 10 with the
earliest possible di-pa ch.
A. Z. PARKER.
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Bring Them Along.

Coy d C"nweil will pay he highas.
msrhet price ior. coi,"r. '1en a. a..
wo len rag, o.! Bass. t'9pger, fss1ef
au,i lead. iu- aurlsn Fs4s 9e ia
iois oxc'u-ve Of all olb, sipis. iol
wIiich ~ viii ply cs.i, o. Trade.
60, d CoNwILL.
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LAMP.HEATING APPARATUS
BOizing-Frying- i.erins-Ssssping
WITH TBK FLAME WHICH LIGHTS TEE Roox

| cents wori of oi- avery comfortable breakfast
can be eoosed.-T p. 7risnas.
Simple in construction. easily KEEP; in order rca-
dy for use tn sacs;rut-coEvenient to have on
hsnd--Dr=gsisf's Csrea{
Fishs amp Il on. OF the mort popula. novelties
OF the day Ia utility of !. is ungr,. ionable.
great saving Is n'-de IN treating and c.,kiag small
articles, aud ear- be e % sIss fcr great
many persons. which : arts lIs inss shs ambn-
.an &C cnrs which crry tie siCk satiess- Stisaflfs
Ja@srieas.
For family use. hospital. ;en; bsTs.et. p:cnics.
fsniug. nursery, ~ ssrs. article Of
.JoEracl Of Health
have fried the apparatus. ard ny wifs and
proclaim the same nacsi r4irs2.- and iE.itspensa
bic article, and We EGw wonder hog We spg.d have
50 long done withost ,i.-Ee. csei Ois irsisy
An economical coHtrivarss ioc zs'tiss up heat at
short noi,ce 70. nursef. sns zen y hoasehoid pur.
over coal nrss--.S. Y Essssag Pest.
Prices from Two to Six Dollars.
Capacity from One TO Four Quarts.
Three .Articies Cooked at One Time
HiM One Burner.
ArranRe1 fer Kerosene or Coal Oil. or Cas-
Discsir we Pan'ph.eIoi 80 pages furnished gratis
We have also
The Union Attachment,
Price 50Csn,s.
To be attached TO n Cornmoa Kerosene Lsrpor
Gss Basnar, by winch Wafer may be Boiled. and
Fvod ceoSed; also arranged to sup .srt shade.
Every Family Needs One /!
MM d. RUSSELL Agent,
:" ~ No 2e6 Pearl St, New York.
AsEXrs WANTED.
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Oliver r. Mess, Robert W. Denaeii, Leonilss
/. LAWSON and Theodoeia Lawson, his vile
Iame, 4 No-s. John DoDiphan, John Berry
tri2A +. Alien, j I'M Estes. Jusesh T. Field. vii.
iiy O., john CFiman, The bsna of the
81 ). 3iss oIl, an.i The F,r"iers' back ci
'ii =, n indiis.
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STA TE OF ANSAS, n.
CoCNrY ~ JEFFKRsOy.
In the District Court OF the TbIri Judicial DIS
tric, OF the Sts'e Of Kansas sitting in said Coon
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Us.. s,.s. Couxentsou.

Tennessee Union state Conveniom.. ss.
LOUISVILLE, KY, sept q, 1859
rbs Mash vile Unfor states that the Tennessee ssssS
conwent,on assembled at the Capitol YESTERDAY sam.
Mu,ssn vas elected President Resolutions were psso
snn ne Ccny yenton adjourned until 10 day.
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esd Sailors bsArag thear b.ssste 70 De 6sNsss -
Esvehodlns traitors aud thsIs nizguided dupsA ssnaa
the Of the fervent elimination and undyinE srs
tude OF thetr loyal countrymen- We rejoice thai me3
them have bern able TO sustain the nstionsk
by their ballots well as their bullets. So
not one State whose legislation controlled By our pe.t
vote and this hereby tenaes 70 our gallant -
leaders tts cordial thanks.
Resolved. That the late signal rumpSs Of The natons
nrms ~ rs IN Mobile Bay, on the Weldon hslroa
our convictions that In spite Of the desperan
sIo.s Oh the rebels the dag Of the Union win soon hoss
ioery Union aud Peace will gladden. the hearts and bst
and hlgh hearted people.
Resolved. That In Reuben X Fenton a. Governor, -
Thomas u Avord ~ Lieutenant Governor present o.
ddates worthy OF the present erisissbe, honest and ps
otc above mere party ties We them the supperof
the honest and patriotic Of all parties we con6dcnty ~
dict their success IN the coming election
Resolved That in the electors Presidsut and -
President presented by this Convention the suppol
the people, and OF Canal Commissioner aud State Proc
Inspector arc the names OF genuemen eminent ty auae&
for the positions for which they are named, whcss
and high characters Will the rcSnoc6n9
confidence OF the people.
Adopted by acclamation.
TIE thanks OF the Convention was tAen vetsd tha
officers and with cheers for the prir cipas and au6i-
dates OF the party, for Lincoln and Johnson ad ths
Union, the Convention adjourned sine die
During the evening recess OF the Conventions large
and enthusiastic war meeting was held in Irmony
square Major Powell presided and Messrs. Gren Ony
Smith, OF Kentucky, and Horace Greeley addrssa ~
multitude.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION

5rRAorss. Sept 7, 1884.
Tho Convention was called to order BY Isaac
Frller, Secretary OF the state COMMITTEES.
On motion of Mr.. Hscox, Hon. A. n. Bailey, Of Oneida
was chosen temporary chairman and be conducted
70 the chair by General Hlhousc and Hon VIM A. Dart
On taking the chair Mr. BAILEY said that he would per-
form tho duties assigned him 70 tho best OF hts ability
Mr. Bailey was frequently Interrupted by Cheers and
his aiIusiohs 70 Sherman aud Farrxut were warmly
appauded
that the only conscstns delegations we're those from
Mr. WARD Hurr appealed to tho New York contestants
10 settle their differences, and cit In the Convention
united lie moved that each delegation bs admitted 70
Seats aud that each delegate bo entitled to cast half
M wAwssAs hoped the Convention would permit the
question to 20 70 Q committee. lilo reminded the Con :
70 nas ,sp, o. pSr ooSs
20 DO thus cpcoursged who can say that these dv
sioDs will exist only IN New York This question ought
TO be settled definitely now however unpleasant u mav
seem There Is no better time for u
Mr. KELSEY moved TO reer the resolution OF hr Hunt 70
the Committee on Credentials
Mr.. KEuRY withdrew his motion, aud moved tho pre-
vous question, which ordered
Mr. Hsbts resolution was then adopted, tho vote ~
announced bcing ayes 100; nays i2o
Mcssrs. Parmeee OF Franklin, and Potter. OF Saratoga
acted as temporary sccrctarios
ON motion The Chair empowered TO appoint CON.
msc OF two from each judicial dsrics on Permanent
Organization.
Tho committee was announced follows: -Abran
Waterman, Rufus H. Andrews, Robert DeDison, De,nAs
strong acnry v. Clark, W H. komeyn, Bloomfield Ushcr
Edward Edwards, Charles Andrews, J. II Pratt. VIM L.
Lincoln, H. 1iiliDRhsst, q. ~ Thompson, Thomas Hill
house, Austin Smith, q. y. Lamont
Recess tiI four y. NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION
Mr. TgonrsoN OF stcuben, from tho Committee Per.
spont Organization, submitted tho following, which
was adopted unanimously
For Pres.dent-De witt G. Littejohn, Of Orange
Jor Vice Presidenb-JohD H. White and Tbom@ p
Astcn, OF New York W. X strong, OF westchestcr H.
Coopcr OF Suffolk; Joseph T. Smith, of Ulster James
whitney, OF Rensselaer,; Abram Hoffman, or Montgomery
Charles q Myers, ol 81 Lawrence; willard II Downer,
OF Onopdaga; Ievi Miller, OF Jefferson, Lcwis Kingsley
OF Chepspgo george h Holiis, of 0sego y. W. Moore
OF Monroe q. Narrower, OF Steubcn N. u Sopcr, Of
0epesee; John 2. Darling, OF Gait t.raleus.
or Sscrefa,t.s-B. u. Hewlett and John johnson, of
New York; David Red1eld ~ orange; wm. Gouve. OF
Kings; Lindsey Bcacb ~ Greene W. w. Bonnet, 0 20
ivmbja: Waldo Al. Potter OF saratoga. A. b. rsrme'ee
OF Frankr; James D. jenkins. OF Oneida: Jonah bhui
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to silence upon this subject Against
the dictates Of wisdom, the wishes Of the
country. and the unanimous voice OF Con-
gress, the administration, guided by Mr.. Sew
ard, has adhered TO the policy Of submission
to Napoleon's contempt Of the Monroe doctrine
in this Mexican business; aud here We have
the entering wedge to the grand scheme Of the
dissolution Of the American Union through
JEFF Davis and the Northern peace democracy.
Here we reach the vulnerable heel OF Mr..
Stewards Auburn manifesto. Through bis
disgraceful foreign policy he has been playing
into the hands Of the common enemy. His
argument. therefore, even If granted as suff-
cient for the continuance of the present admin
istration, is conclusive against himself Ii Mr..
Lincoln, as one Of the seven wise men OF
Greece, may be trusted, Mr.. Seward at least
must be set aside in the rectiacation Of our
forelg4 affairs, beginning with Mexico and The
Mobf6e doctrine. NN
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The VERMONT ELECTION. first positive
indication Of the drift Of tho popular tide in
this Presidential canvass is furnished in the
returns Of the Vermont election. Upon an
increased popular vote, as compared with last
years election, these returns show an increased
administration majority result which cannot
be misunderstood. II means that all the sup
posed dissensions and divisions in the admins
tration camps amount to nothing, now that the
issue has been narrowed down TO sold Abe
or the Chicago peace platform 1t means that
the personal popularity of General Mcclellan,
as the war is now going, will be lost upon that
platform; that the people of the loyal States
will soon adhere to the idea that Grant Sher-
man aud Farragut are on the right road to peace,
and that they must be supported, whatever
may be the delinquencies Of the administr alton.
A few days hence the State election in Maine,
we guess, will 60 the same way as this Of Yer
mont, and early in October, from all the signs Of
the times, we may look for similar results fro m
the State elections Of Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana. AS they go 80 will the Presidential
election go in November. II there were any
positive reaction ct work in the popular mind
in favor Of the Chicago democracy, on their
equivocal peace platform. we should have had
some manifestations Of it even from Vermont
for popular political reaction is spontaneous
and general, and operates with remarkable
uniformity upon Presidential issue in all the
participating States
We commend this view Of the subjec. to
General Mcclellan, as broadly suggesting the
course which he should pursue from sense oi
justice to his genuine Union supporters and
himself He is not bound to endorse the Chi
cago peace politicians; and, il he should cast
them Indignantly overheard, Mr. Belmont, in
calling his convention together again, may
possibly, iu q new trial, come up to the de-
mands OF public opinion and the necessities Of
the crisis in revision of the peace principles
Of the party. AS they are they will not 60
down. The fall of Atlanta in fact, calls for
another meeting Of the Chicago Convention.
II was held too soon, after all. to be properly
adapted to the military situation.
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car, been orcsa into the rvr .hs oss o. life mus. have

cars been fcrosd hs riv The scss o. life must have
been great.
The number or emigrants landed here last week was
two thousand and forty one-makng the number since
Januaiy hundred and thirty thousand three
hundred and ;orty-two The number landed In the oor
responding period OF year hundred and sew
hundred and ninety eight In the early
part OF the year the Irish emigration largely in
OF the German but the proportion has gradually
diminished, and now the number OF Germans arriving
largely exceeds the Irish. The Communication balance
in bank seventy two thousand i've hundred and
forty nine dollars and eighty seven cents-
The general markets remained very dull aad but little
business was done vest riay In any department The
fluctuations In gold and exchange from day to day had
the eject OF almost putting stop to business transac
tions while in view OF the anomalous condition OF polti
cal aHairs and the uncertainty connected with the
financial future merchants evince but little disposition to
assume new responsibilities Cotton was firm. Groceries
were steady Petroleum irregular On 'change the
-four market was active and l0c. higher. Wheat
dull and prices favored the buyer. Corn 1c betor
with fair demand Oats frmsr, The pork market vas
fairly active and firm Besf good demand at previous
prices Lard nrmer. whiskey dull. and freights un
changed.
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r,,tnoss Con gre ssiorsi Nomination..
proniA, H., sept o, 1874
,or 4 " trgeraoI was 10 day nominated by accarnee
ms,op or 70 election 10 Congrcss IRON tho Fh iAse
dstrcI
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rIustcnI.

On Saturday evening . grand complimentary concert
win be given 70 Mrs Abper s. Brady, formerly Hiss
ninua picris The following artists will essisl;-Mmc.
D'Angrl, Milo Esgenls Barne,che, Nr. VIM Castle and
hr. 3 c. Campbell. the popular baritone. slsoor Abels
VIII conduct % ths occasion
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u,s...~, raun.rn atoriat Nomination.
Sr. Louis, No., Sept 7, 1884
The Democratic STATE Convention here to-day nomna'sa
rhomaa n prlon fnr Governor.
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our Orange ~. J.) Correspon mes.

Rcneminatton OF Tn addeus stevens TOT
Congress. 60, = ,a~x
Al meeting or the Union Republican County oou,so 90
tion 10. day, fioo. Thaddeus stevens "As "
Congress- by acclamation.