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The CONCLUSION OF THE LETTER-A
YANKEE IN MARYLAND.-We published the
other day letter giving vivid account Of
the scene on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road near Ellicott's Mills during the late
storm. The following is the conclusion Of
the same letter:
Soon we were dug out of the mud, two
engines hitched to the train, and we were
drawn two miles back to Mount Airy, a
small village Of about 100 rebel inhabi-
tants. We had had nothing to eat for TWEEN
ty-four hours. Invent to house and asked
politely for something to eat.
"We have nothing for the ID Yam
kees," was the reply GO wish to God you
had all been drowned" | went to several
places with similar success. All this time
our ladies were shivering in their wet
clothes on the wet cushions Of the cars.
There is no humanity in that community.
At last, by going two miles to Ridgeville,
where there is a sort of hotel, we got
something to eat and something to bring to
the ladies and children. We lay all night
in the wet cars. There could no shelter be
had for love or money. If any man doubts
this, more than score of men aoiH corrobo-
rate my statement.
Next day every one of us went out tc
hire private conveyanc and could find
plenty of people ready to take us away fol-
exorbitant sums. Sixty dollars and more
were charged to different parties for a con,
veyance for thirty miles. There was nc
chance to 60 one way or the other on the
railroad for many days. | got convey,
ance, by paying nearly thirty dollars, tc
Washington. Across the: country | me,
several rebels, and talked with them. They
cursed me for I" damned Yankee" and
treated me most unkindly in every instance
AS an example of their sentiments, let me
give you one specimen. Said | to rebeI
captain: 81 suppose, sir, you are Sey'
mour man." "Seymour hell " said he
ago on with your niger show over there il
the United States. We have nothing to dt
with you. We don't care d-n which
niger you elect, Seymour or Grant
How are you Copperheads," thought |.
Yours, truly, J. NJ. D.
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NEGRO RUFFIAN1sM.-A colored man, o
native of Virginia, was brought on We'd
nesday evening to Hudson City and lodged
in Jail for having violated the person of a
child only eleven years Of age. She is the
daughter of respectable farmer named
John kirkpatrick, and was on an errand to
neighbor, when she was met, about P.
NJ, at Seacaucus, lonely place, by negro,
who took her in his arms, carried her
through some bushes, and threatened to
take her life if she made any noise. He
there violated her person and then left.
He had not been long gone when she ran to
the houses of some neighbors and acquaint-
ed the inmates of the fact. They came up
to the ruffian near Hackensack bridge, and
were about to drown him from the bridge,
but he pleaded so hard for life that they
thought the best course to adopt was to have
him brought before a Justice and dealt
with according to law. He was, according
ly, brought before Judge Albridge, of Hud-
son City, but the little girl had become so
i'll it was necessary to adjourn the case,
and the prisoner was committed until fur
Their examination. He admitted to the Chief
of Police the part he had taken in the trans
action.-Neao York Times.
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Petroleum has been discovered, it is re-
ported, in County Monaghan, Ireland. Pc
troleum in some quantities exists nearly
everywhere, from the rocks Of Chaldean
Arabia, which, in the time of Job,
"ran with rivers of OIL" to the last well
in the Venango Valley. But if petroleum
should be found in any considerable guam
titles in Ireland, it might easily work far
more rapid revolution in the destinles OF
that country than is likely to be effected
even by the Fenian organization:-Ne1o
York Tribune.
Very Rev. DR.. Benedict J. Spalding,
brother of Archbishop Spalding, and adj
ministrator of the Diocese of Louisville,
died on Tuesday afternoon, at the Episco-
pal residence in that city, from the effects
of injuries received by the accidental burn
ing of the mosquito net on his bed. DR..
Spalding was advanced in years, and had
been one of the most jealous laborers in the
diocese formerly presided over by the Most
Rev. Archbishop.
We have incontrovertible authority for
the statement that the Emperor Of Russia
has not written letter to President johnson
congratulating him on the failure of i'm
peachment. The Russian Government never
interferes in the domestic politics of other
countries. The story probably grew out OF
letter recently received from the Emperor
announcing the birth of son to the heir
apparent.-Neu York Tribune.
General Preston, of Kentucky, denies
that Wade Hampton or any other southern
man placed the words unconstitutional,
revolutionary, and void in the Democratic
platform. He says it was placed in it by a
Free-soil northerner.
At Saratoga Springs, New York, a few
days since, a bet of s3,000@was made that
New York would give Seymour and Blair
10000 majority. The same offers were
made by others, and no takers. ~ - (.
Mrs. Senator Trumbull seems to be fail
ing quite rapidly. She was considerably
worse last night, and no hopes are enter
tanned of her recovery Washington G'iro,
nicle, It'll.
Connoisseurs. say there is not q bottle OF
pure wine in the United States, nor has
there been for twenty-five years.
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THE SOUTHERN LEGISLATURES.
ALABAMA-REMovAL OF DISABILITIES.

ALABAMA-REMovAL OF DISABILITIES.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, August t. The
House to-day, by vote of IS to Is, passed
the Senate bill removing disabilities from
all persons not allowed to vote by the State
Constitution. ..-.-------.
The Senate passed bill by IA to IS
taking away from the people the right to
vote for Presidential electors, and giving it
to the Legislature. This bill was made the
order in the House for tomorrow. 1t will
undoubtedly pass that body, as dispatches
from the newly-elected senators were re-
ceived to-day advising that course. This
secures the vote of Alabama to Grant and
ColfaX. ...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE LEGIsLA-
TURE.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, August THE Le-
gislature yesterday passed over the Cover
nor's veto the bill to pay the members one
years pay for services rendered from June
to December. 1t adjourned at II o'clock
last night till November Sd, when it meets
to choose Presidential electors.
LOUISIANA - INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS
ABOUT ARMED REPUBLICAN oRGANIzA-
TONS. .r-.. sn@E
NEW ORLEANS, August I'm the House
Yesterday a protest from the two Demo-
cratic members who were ousted was pre-
scented with motion to spread it on the
minutes.
The protest was returned to those offer
ing it by q vote of As. to IA.
Governor Warmouth's letter to the ,Presi-
dent has completely destroyed the good
feeling towards him on the part of the Con-
servatives which his speech to the crowd on
Canal street created.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Jewell offered
resolution for the appointment OF com
mittee to wait on Governor Yarmouth 10
ascertain from him the time and place OF
the $50 murders which he tells the Presl-
dent have been committed in the last SIX
weeks. and also to obtain the letter from
District Attorney Hudsbeth alluded TO-
which charges the indiscriminate murder
of men. women, and children IN the Eighth
Judicial district.
Mr.. Jewell followed up his resolution
with an intensely bitter denunclatlon OF the
action of the Governor, in the course OF
which he stated that $500 stand OF arms
were known to be in the building opposite
the capitol, occupied as the headquarters OF
the Republican party. He said that as no
law of Louisiana, provided for Governors
staff with military rank, the Lieutenant
Colonel Deane, bearer Of Warmoutn's let-
ter to the President, must De a lieutenant,
colonel on his staff as Commander-in-Chlel
of the Grand Army Of the Republic, there
being no militia organization u the etate
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as yet. Governor Yarmouth, in his enun-
citation OF g secret military, but osten,
sibly political organizations neglected
to mention the Loyal Leargue and the
Grand Army of the Republic, of which ne
is the head in this State. 1t is Of this or
ganization that the Republican newspaper
here, in its issue of July I'd, said it num-
bered 10000 trained soldiers in this city
and vicinity, and that on that date but half
an hours warning was needed to put 5000
of these men on Dryades street (on which
the capitol is located) ready for service.
Mr.. JEWELS resolution was referred to
the Joint Committee on the Condition of
Civil Affairs, where it will probably die.
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HRRND0sis LFs.--After Herndon had
finished hispretended confession, he amused
his leisure moments by writing his life.
We have seen and, read "a portion of the
MSS. It covers more than a hundred pages
of foolscap, reiterates the. assertion that
Miss sLumsden committed suicide, and is
made up mainly Of accounts of love-scrapes
with various females, trivial personal remi-
niscences of business with snndry indi-
viduals, together with his career during the
war, and copious pious CALCULATIONS, warn
ings, and moral lessons addressed to the
reader. It throws no light on the dark and
horrible crime with which he is charged
Nat;ve Eir1;ns1f. esssEs
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The model farmer of Augusta county, MIR.
Samuel Yount, has just finished threshing
three hundred and forty bushels Of very
nice red wheat, weighing sixty-four pounds
to the bushel, which he raised on ten acres
of land. ~
Highwaymen recently robbed the Boise
CITY iIdaho) stage, and obtained $40, eco
from registered letters of Wells, Fargo q
Co. a3e
The coroner's Jury in the case Of General
Halpine has rendered verdict Of acciden-
tai death. =
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The Sur AGAINST GENERAL, SHERIDAN.
Leauen,corth, August 6.-Be-ore Justice
Thaler, yesterday, the case of the State Us.
Generals Sheridan, Gibbs, and McKeever,
Lieutenant Levy and Corporal Lee, for an
assault with sabres, &C., and taking postage
stamps, envelopes, United States Treasury
notes, and postal currency, to the amount of
$4,000, was partially decided. Corporal
Lee, who commanded the soldiers and for
chilly elected Postmaster Dunn from the re-
serve, was adjudged guilty, and fined one
dollar and costs. The court then adjourned
until this morning, when the case was pro-
ceeded with, and the same verdict was rem
dered in all the cases except that against
General Sheridan, who was fined 800.
The defendants have appealed to the crimi-
nal court. o.
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COMING OvER.-The Schenevus IN. "
Monitor, heretofore an influential 'inle-
pendent paper, has come out strong for
Seymour and Blair, and the restoration of
the Union" 1t well says that the people
are tired Of disorder and chaos in the Go
vernment; that standing armies to keep
an already subdued people in subsection,
with paper currency, m0nstrous debt,
negro supremacy, and continued violation
of Constitution and laval these sicken
the people, and change is demanded"
The Dayton Ledger says: Charles Nor
ris, Of Troy, Ohio, one of the leading law
yers of Miami county, and hitherto an ac-
tive Republican, has publicly announced
his intention to support Seymour and Blair.
Quite numberof other prominent Repub-
Leans in Miami county have renowned
their former faith, and the Democracy there
are even confident of being able TO carry
the county this fall a@7.
The Albany -4rgeIs says that gentleman
in Washington, writing to friend in that
city, says: 81 have alwaye opposed Go
vernon Seymour, but see no way to save
the Constitution and the liberties of the
people except in the election Of the Demo
cratic candidates. | shall do all in my
power 10 aid the cause"
Aletter from appointment politician of In
diana, who has been several times in Con-
gress, assures us that Seymour and Blair,
upon the platform of equal taxation, will
sweep the States of Indiana and Illinois by
commanding majorities; and he stakes his
reputation for political sagacity upon the
result II
Colonel c. G. Gardiner, of Elmira, Wy,
agallant officer of the war, and heretofore
Republican, comes out Squarely for the
Democratic ticket.
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Accident at a Political Meeting

NEW ORLEANS, August 6.-An immense
crowd gathered in Lafayette Square to-
night to hear Willis Rollins, the colored
Democrat, who has lately become famous.
A speaker addressed the crowd, and just as
Rollins mounted the stand for the same
purpose, the platform gave way, falling
sidelong into the crowd. Four policemen
were slightly and two citizens seriously in
iured. No one was killed.
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The FIRST CoLoRED JURY IN TENNESSEE.
;NHShri!ie, August G.-.-James Burnside CO.
loFed}, indicted for larceny, was to-day
placed on trial in the Criminal Court, Hon.
John Hugh Smith presiding. At his re-
quest, colored jury was impanelled, be-
Ing the first jury of the kind in this State.
The trial attracted much attention.
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DEATH OF MAJOR B. B. WASHINGTON
The many friends of this gentleman will
be panied to hear of his death at Waverly,
his family seat, on Saturday morning last.
He was one of the nearest relatives of Gen
eral George Washington. he had been in
bad health for some months past, but his
death was somewhat sudden Winchester
Times
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SUICIDE-FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Philadelphia, August George thinner
man, cigar dealer of this city, committed
suicide to-day by blowing out his brains.
An unknown elderly woman was killed at
South Camden by the Cape May train. She
went on the track to recover basket, and
was struck by the cow-catcher.
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ANOTHER W1THDRAwAL.-The- under
signed, citizen of Russell county, begs
leave to publish to the world that ne has
withdrawn from what is called the Union
League, and is now n free man to vote as
he pleases, and thinks ali honest men ought
to do the same thing, WILLIAM KEITH.
August 4th, 1868. ~
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Murder of Law Officers.

ST. LOUIS, August IA telegram from
Sedalia, Mo-, says two of the sheritf's posse
had been killed there in attempting the
arrest of gang of desperadoes.
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yellow Fever or shipboard.

BosToN, August THE brig Laura, from
Cienfuegos, Cuba, is at anchor at quaran-
tine with the yellow fever on board. The
captain, his wife, and seaman died on the
voyage, and the mate is still sick.
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\ DEMOCRAT ELECTED MAYOR OF New
AALBANY.-Neo Albany, md, August c.
captain William Hart (Democrat) was
elected Mayor Of this city yesterday by a
majority Of lis out of q vote Of z, 029.
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Railroad Accident.

New YORK, August An engine and
five freight cars went through the draw
bridge at Norwalk, on the New Haven rail
road, to-day in consequence of the watch
man neglecting the signals. Six persons
were injured.
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"A New York paper states that the collec-
aiohs in aid Of the Pope in the various
churches Of that archdiocese on Sunday,
June It'll, amounted to S27, 36l 80.
hon. Thaddeus Stevens continues to i'm
prove slowly, and will probably be able to
ie"Ve for home next week.
lhefe Is German Democratic Club num-
wwefihg 500 members in the Nineteenth
ward Of New York city.
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IVErFI,LET l.REsTAURATEUR, N,

VETELLE, gRESTAURATEUR, no:
n, sIoaa MAIN STREET, has constantlyou hand
Al tha + ITyIfRIES and everything In season that
can he obtained I'm this lattpdeall served up In
tha.hest STYLE at his tables or furnished to order
for dinners or parties IN MS own SALOONS OF ~ le
re Tbe best Llou0Ks and BREWED DRINks at
his bar. Excellent CLAkEI suitable ior Ines ca
! s9 MTI m fi. SSodP and STEAKS TODAY.
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&f0nnanr A2hnrn

WILMINGTON, n. c., August THE
steamship Mary Sanford struck on New In
let bar about o'clock last night. Three
steamers are tightening her.
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CARPETS, SHADES, &c.
WTINDOW SHADE DEPOT!
wv q. WINDOW SHADE DEPOT


1885 MAIN STREET.
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
M GOLDEN, the cheapest Window Shade man,
He has the largest assortment Of SHADES In the
city: latest styles In Gold Velvet and Painted
Shades, with ali tie fixtures 20 match. a.
CLEAR THE TRACK!
High prices down You come AL know COL
DEN; he always had the cheSpcst Shades at nis
old stand on Broad street.
y TABLE OILCLOTH
In Mahogany, Rosewood, Oak, and Marble, ano
ali the colors; Black for covering carriages, ID
Drill and Duck: 900 Paper Shades ~ your OVID
N. B,-Shades made TO order. Storekeepers ano
pefers supplied at New York prices je asm
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FURNITURE, sc.

TT YOU WANT FINE AND ELEGANT
4 ETTRNITITRE. and AT the same time CHEAP
and DiJRABLE, 20 to II. A. ATKINSON'S
Governor street between Franklin and Ross, No:
Toe. He mas il of his own make, which he win
Sarrant also, other grades. He is well prepared
to attend to the UNDERTAKING DEPART
MENT of his business in every style, to which he
gives his personal attention. Having had an ex-
nnerience Of thirty years rs manufacturer, be
matters himself that he can give entire satisfaction.
REPAIR1SG and BOXING done In the best
manner and at the shortest notice. II,
s.f.Ei,lsa ~ II. A, ATKINSON,
~ l6;m t-,I Eaf,s No. 100 Governor street.
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EXTENSIVE RoBBERY.-Neto York, Au-
gust 6.-The Office of the Star Fire Insu-
rance Company, Sc broadway, was robbed
ABOUT o'clock this afternoon Of 100000 in
United States fve-twenty bouds--new sixty
including S. 600 in bonds of 81 900
each, and 1856, 900 in bonds Of $4,000 each.
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Austrfa's Position.

VIENNA, August Baron Won Beust
made q speech at the schutzenfest declaring
that Austria would not interfere in German
affairs, and disavowing the policy of ven
peanCe, ...e.-
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7. A. RICHARDSON. e. Is. NEwBURN.
RICHARDSON & NEWBURN,
III, REAL ESTATE AGENTS
No. I0lG Main and Eleventh streets,
soil buy lease. and rent Houses and Lands, pub
licly and privately, In the city and country MAKE
Investments and Negotiate Loans, and give espe-
Refer byinerrnission to Messrs. Lancaster IL Co.,
Purcell Laid e Co., w. s. Donnan Co., Colonel
j. c. Shields, Claiborne Barksdale Esq, Caskie
y Rrothers. Booker, Kerr i Lyon, Allan s. John.
SON, Wises K Fitzhugh, Peachy Il. Grattan, ESQ.,,
DR.. James Bolton, DIR. w. w. Parker, Peyton Z
Cary, Alexander r. Holiday, Esq, Talia1erro q
Co., L. W. Rose, Esq. 3ys-sm
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STORES, 7o7 MAIN AND SIG BEoAD STREET.
Keeps constantly on hand al kinds Of BREAD,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
no VIRGINIA LANDOWNERS.

u - -
The AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL and MI
NERAL, LAND COMPANY has completed ar
engagements for the sale and settlement of I'M
PROVED LANDS In Virginia. All landed pro-
prietors desiring to avail themselves Of the ser
vices of this Company will please call on or nd
dress the agent Of the Comany. P
-.- ".r, CHARLES Y MORRISS,
....-. . No. 1888 Main street,
Nv liam .s-.. Richmond, Va.
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TOBACCONIsTs CONVENTION IN NEW
YoRK.-On Wednesday convention of the
principal manufacturers oftobacco and snuff
in New York city and other localities was
convened at the Astor House to obtain ex-
preston of opinions from the leading manu-
facturers of that city and elsewhere as to
the working Of the tax law recently passed,
and to consider measures which would best
tend to aid the Government in enforcing
the law effectively. The following was
read . <
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iToTIcE-To ALL WHOM It May CON

NI S41SI-1 ~ all w Aiofh - pAhA1SSNs9
In CERN.-Sotice is hereby given that the M.
or the United States for the District OF Virginia
receiver OF all the assets OF the Farmers Bank 81
Virginia and OF oil Its branches. AN persons in-
debted to said banks are hereby nottaed forthwiih
TO pay such debts only 10 the receiver OF MS diJ
authorized agents or attorneys; ana all peFsops
having claims against said banks must forthwIh
ale notices OF the same, setting forth INC amount
oil aimed with me. DAVID j. SAUNDERS,
Il Je2--Tu& FthGylstf1 y ~ q hensiveF. !
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NOTICE is hereby given that ] have made
In annlication for the renewal OF . CERTlfI:
"a I'VE 6F STOcK of the Old Dominion Iron and
Kali Works Company Tor ias shares said scrip
having been LOST. ~
- LMsB y. MAss W ~
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. . - ~
In CHkNCERY-At
Rules held In the Clerk s office for the County
Court Of Chesterfield county on the lrst MONDAY u
August third dayl 1853 ,,..,r
W. w. Baker salnLin,
William d. Cruinp, Lawson u. cramns Mary v.
Cruu,p Marion il. Crnanp Francis w. trump,
& James &. Crump, and George w. Crnmn
Witch "a To ostain decree for the partition Of .
traet OF Land OF oae hundred and twenty-five acres,
OF which George w. Howard died seized and pos.
SesseI among the parties entitled thereto. And IL
appearing from affidavit that William ID. Crump Is
. nonresident Of the state Aforesaid: Ordered,
That be appear here within one month after the
due publication OF this order and do what Is neces.
sary TO protect his interest In this suit And That
this order be published once week FER Tour sue
eessiYe weeks sH some newspaper published III tna
city OF Richmond, and that Q copy OF the same Se
posted at the front deer Of the courthouse on INC
hrst day OF y county court term.
au e--Th4w NATHAN III. COGBILLe 8IeFk.
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/" TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
d" OFFICE OF INTERNAL REvENUE,
60 WASHINGTON. August 9. 1853.

- OFFICE OF INTERNAL hEF ENUE, :
WASHINGTON, August 3, 1868. J
''Sir,-In answer to your letter of the
lst instant have to say that your state
ment (section 63) must be made immedi-
ately, and bond filed. The sign on your
building must be placed there on or before
the Goth of the present month. The num-
Der of your factory is to be determined and
fixed by your assessor. The packing in
boxes and packages, as decided in section
81, is required from the date of the passage
of the law.
81 do not understand that persons en-
gagged in the manufacture of tobacco at the
time of the passage of the law are re-
quired to make an inventory prior to Janu-
airy /, 1869. Full, instructions are now
ready for the printer, and will be furnished
in a few days.
& ,-acnootf,1llu
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: Yours, respectfully,
!" THOMAS HARLAND,
" Deputy Commissioner

The following resolution finally passed:
Resolved, That in the opinion of this
meeting the law requires that each package
of tobacco or snuff shall be put up so as to
contain the full weight of tobacco or snuff
it represents exclusive Of the weight Of the
package ~. -
The Convention then adjourned till
Thursday at IL A. M. -
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Democratic Nominations in Ne.
hroSHxn

OMAHA, August THE Democratic Con-
vention of this State has nominated James
R. Porter for Governor. 1t adopted resolu-
tons denouncing Congress for imposing ne
gro suffrage on Nebraska.