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OF the bandits engaged in the North.ieId
anair There Is, In lien OF this reward.
si,ooo heretofore offered for the capture of
either OF the band. The First Na;ions!
bank, at Northteld, also increa.ed Its re-
ward 10 5000 each A "Pionee-P Press"
special, from Waterville, says the horses
and saddles OF the robbers were found this
morning, IN the timber near Cleveland, OH
the Watervilie road. This is accepted by
some as evidence that the robbers have es-
eaPed through the Gordon of the pursuers.
Many OF the latter are going home. Quite
q number remain, however, and are .till
scouting the timber. The sheriff Of Fire
nooit county reports seeing i've men near
Indian Lake, three miles from Mank alto,
this morning, which bore out the descrip.
ton OF the robbers, and force of men have
gone in pursuit. The officials of the various
railways have been notified to be on guard.
ACCIDENT.
At Hastings, to-day, BY the falling of the
scahoiding on the new Presbyterian church,
). Morris was fatally and three other men
severely injured.
YELLOW FEVER.
NEW YORK, September 1.-Two cases of
yellow lever have been reported TO the
Board OF Health OF this city the first was
that OF John Evans, a wealthy business
man OF Savannah, Ga, who died at a FASH
ionaoie hotel on Broadway; the second be-
Ing that OF sailor, who was found sick at
sailors boarding house. Evans came
mere from Savannah to escape the scourge.
A prominent physician says there il no
cause Tor alarm, as the season Is too far ad-
vanced.
FATAL STARRING ARRAY.
NEW ORLEANS, September i2.-Samuel
Spradlin, of st James, Mo, and WA.
Smith, owner Of raft coming dswn the
river, quarreled when opposite the river at
port Hudson, Monday. The former was
stabbed by the latter, and di, d Lere this
evening. Smith is still at large.
AN OLD VETERAN GONE.
Capt. w. NJ. Tenbrake, pre-iient of the
Louisiana Association OF veterans In the
Mexican war, is dead. Aged, 66 year..
EXPLOSION.
BALTIMORE, Nd, September 12-The
boiler of an engine on the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad exploded near Frederick,
Md, yesterday afternoon, and killed Aug.
echafier, engineer, and James 7. Cook,
fireman.
ANOTHER OUTBREAK
CHARLEsToN, S. c., September II There
has been another serious outbreak among
the rice hands on the Cambahee. The Ia
borers who where at work have been at
tackled, and severely beaten work is al,o-
gether stopped, and the riators refuse to al
low the rice already harvested, to be ship
ped to market.
Governor Chamberlain has dispatched
special officer to the scene of trouble, who
is ordered to take vigorous measures to ar
rest and imprison the ringleaders.
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POLITICAL.
A Brief Synopsis ofaI| Political Opera
tons Of Yesterday.
All the Congressional Districts Of
Maine 60 Republican.
Governor Conner Reelected by a
Large Majority.
FOG Ladies of Massachusetts Meet
and Nominate Sta'e Ticket.
Meeting Of Kansas Independents at
Topeka.
The Name Of N. E. Hudson, will not
be Withdraw from the Gubena-
torial Contest.

Special 10 the Ledrenlrrti Times
TorEKA, Kan, September 12.-The In
dependent Reform State Central Committee
met here to-day.
NJ. Z. Hudson, nominated for Cover
nor, and other Independent candidates were
present.
The unauthorized action Of two of the
committee, in attempting to withdraw the
name of Mr.. Hudson is entirely repudi-
a,ed. All vacancies on the committee and
ticket are filled by General Cooper, green.
hacker.
Full arrangements have been made for q
cred hot" campaign.
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ALL REPUBLLCANs.


BosroS, September l2-Specials cay the
Repa' licans hsve swept every Congression-
al district In Maine. Thos 3 Reed is
elected IN the First district BY about ], 900
maj rity; VIM. p. FRYE in the Second hy
about 1000; Stephen ID. Lumpsay in the
Third by about $500; L. Paine in the
Fourth by abou, 1000, and Eugene Hale
In The Fifth district BY about $500.
FULL RETURNS.
Bo~ToN, Mass, September She COM
Plere returns of the V.rr ont election has
been N ceived, and give Fairbanks A, SIS,
Bingham q ,0s5, and scattering % Fair
banks majority % 527. The full returns Of
the Lover House give the Republicans 2O5 !;
Democratic, 81, and no choice 5, Dem
ocratic loss of %
OHIO INDEPENDENTS
COLUMBUS, o., September l2.-About 40
gentlemen, representing various paris Of
Ohio, met here to-day ~ . sreenback con-
vention. After considerable Discussion, it
vas decided not to put State ticket in the
field. Sam Carey was present and spoke
earnestly against . Stale ticket, Claiming
that, As many Of the prominent greenback
men of the State had participated with the
late State Democratic convention which
adopted a greenbsck plank, it would be un-
wise TO go back on that platform nov.
INpEPENDNTs.
New HAVEN, Ct, September l2.-The
Independent Greenback party, in conven-
tion to-day, nominated the following State
ticket: For Governor, hsrles Atwater /;
Francis Gillette; Sec
Rotary Of State, Lucien w. Punney; Treas
nrer, Laren F. Judd; Comptroller, j. A.
Peck.
Jno. Phillips and Henry S. Pratt we're
chosen electors al large The resolutions
endorse Cooper and Cary, and demand the
repeal of the resumption
act, and commended the exchange BY the
government OF its interest bearing bonds for
non-interest bearing notes, and that the le-
gal tenders should be made exchanaeable
Tor intercouvertible bonds bearing a low
rate of interest.
wONANs CONVENTION.
The Woman's Suffrage State Convention,
10 nominate State officers, met to-day and
elected Mrs. Mary A. Livermore president,
There are 706 delegates present. Speeches
we're made by Wendell Phillips and Lucy
Stone.
The Committee on Nominations reported
he following candidates:
GovernOr-John J Baker.
INTERCHANGEABLE. d. C. EDDY.
Secretary of Stated. B. Gursey.
Treasurer-Gen. ID. l.. SkilIipgs.
Auditor. II Orne.
Attorney Generally. 7. Gray.
All being prohibitory candidates. After
ONE discussion as 10 whether the several
candidates reported were in favor Of Wo-
nan Suffrage, the nominations were rati-
led.
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no NOMINATION..

The following note, received Thursday by
the Commonwealth shows that the Independ-
enis have Just appropriations of the Re-
publican candidate for Congress in the First
District, and will support him instead of a
candidate of their own nomination
OFFICE OF THE TRIBUNE,
JUNCTION CITY, Kan, Sept. &, 1876.
The Committee of the Independent party
have determined that the nomination Of
Col. Phillips is satisfactory, and there will
be no Independent Greenback convention in
the First Congressional District. Please
make the fact known through the Common
uedth. Yours, &C.,
JOHN DAVIS, Chairman.
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Tilden and Morgan.

The Express processes great anxiety to see
the income tax returns of exGov. Morgan.
If the Express will publish these, year by
year, along.ide OF Gov. Tilden's returns, We
shall gladly furnish the required data. In
q general way, We may inform the Demo-
arsiic organs that have exhibited some Gu
riosity on the subject, that the tar paid BY
E d. Morgan amounted on the average to .
larger sum than the income on which Samu-
el J. Tilden paid tax. And yet Mr.. Tilden
il popuiarly supposed to be the richer man
of the two.-N. Y. Times.
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OVARIAN TUMOR,
Of Fen Years Grswth, Cured
By Dr. RadVay's Remedies.
IHAvE HAD AN OVARIAN TUMOR IN TIE
OvARlEs AND BowELs FOR TEN .YEARs.

HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN TUNOR IN TEE
OyARlE5 AND BOwELs FOR TEN YEARS.
ASH Aasos, Dsa q, 1875
IN RADWAY: That other mAy be bens fitted,
make this q .tsment:
have ha IN Ovarian Tumsr in the ovaries
sId o.ei. fur ten yssn. rissi n hes, pa'si
cians Of this plsee ana 9th. n vnhost any Der e.
dt. II sas grosin< 1T such Tspidity that 90 Id
ust have lived much loaesr 4 friend q mi .
inou OF me 10 try RaAsay's Rs0. dies I Ia |,
not nucs iaitA them. Bat hnaiiy. after mach
dehovi a'f0s. TIL tcss".
Ipureh I'D bssiles ~ the Re- o,veot. two
boxes OF the Piils. add two bossses q IN Ne ie'
used thoss without a = ~ ersos dement, Ice.
ues d he kesol,sos, 100 ,fthe Relief, and Two
bsxss Of Pills. Before shsy were gese I'D lost
! eoatnu,d to use the medicine until vas
cine sbSvt i've uonshs end daring that TINE.
list forty-6ve pounis- In all TOOK three aohen
bot ie, sol. eot, six bot les ofths keief,
and six boxes Of he Ri q
gratitude {. God for this help in my deep sfiitc-
ton To you, SIR. aud your wonderful med'eine
Tee, epiy indebted aud nv aver h that II
may be as much II . blessing to others - II mas
been To me
lSgned, MRS. Z. G. BlbblNS.
Mr. Bbbns, vh makes The above certificate.
is the person for whom I requested you 10 sind
di me in June, ISIS The medicin above
sta wsr" houkhI cfDe. with the e1ception OF
shat Vas sent TO her by W ! may , ..y mar
D,ussis, and Chemist. Ann Arbor. Mica.
This may certify that Mrs. Bibbins, uhp
mahes the above certificate, 10 and has ben for
in stated are undoubtedly and unden ably -crrect.
Any one Who knows Ms Biboins. I'll belle We
her statement sig Isd,l BxNJ. d. C'oKEs, l..
b. PoSD. MARY 3. PoSD, and N .RY Cook.K.
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Special 10 the Learen,corM Times.

Special 70 the LedreR;corh Times.
FORT SCorr, Kansas, September Ga
terrible tragedy was enacted in Baxter
Spring., Cherokee county, yesterday even
ing. A young man named George Elliott
and the daughter of Mr.. Gregg were mar
ried last Sunday evening. The lady's
father, it appears, was bitterly opposed to
the match, and failure Of his efforts to
prevent the marriage drove him to desPera-
ton, ard the result was that he deliber-
ately shot his son-in-law through the heart
two days after his daughter had become q
bride. Gregg Immediately fled, but was
hotly pursued by the Sheriff and number
of citizens. They overlook him in corn
field, and when commanded to surrender,
he sent pistol ball in reply. the sheriff
and party fred dozen or more shots, two
of which took effect, one in the head and
the other in his br asst, and he expired
shortly afterward. The tragedy has pro-
duced the most intense excitement in Bax-
ter Springs.
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ONE OF TIE WORST.

1t turns out that George W. Martin, the
State Printer, was an active bolier at the
Abilene Congressional Convention. He will
have a chance to make one more bolt, and
that will be from the State Printing office.
-Icpetu Blade.
Yes, he was one of the boilers, and as we
personally know, was one of the bitterest
of the lot
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MAINE ELECTION.


PORTLAND, Me, September 1.-THE vote
of Portland is the largest ever thrown.
Deering gives 439 for each candidate,
against last year, which stood, Republican
344, Democratic AIS, being q Republican
gain Of IL; Sandford gives Connor 26O,
Talbot 32l, Democratic majority 62,
against last year, Republican l6l, Demo-
cratic 2ll, Democratic majority of 80 Reed
runs but behind the ticket there Scar
boro shows Republican gain of Sc, with
Reed 4 behind. These returns indicate
that 7. B. Reed ia elacted to Congres. from
the Firs: district, despite the Republican
oo1T, oy nana:ome maIoil'y; 90,
T., 80, Zen p Towns give Connor 4,1I2; Talbot
S,4oI, hepuoilcan majority i,loo, against
1sst year . Isen Oonnors c So'e was 3,ool,
hcoeI ns- ' maloilty oO1, hepooilcan
gam UH :; Aa,s u.s not i ponL1 Lo''sno'
pua 'sses ~ Asu't 1 anu BOO Tot T,
Ian, Ian, ~ n~oora, D s1I ...n"h,;;.t
uot. -, p puun -'Joli-
:; 900 D s q eoc Puue:n soN "as
80; ioa pa.ti 1,Oo'' s sHn una, una
Portland gave the R.nusi;c.ns 800 nsm
ao uc go pn n. P.on.a:s Dem-
~" S o o.
EWokrH, NE, oeP'emoer Han
COG. eoan nSo returns snow hepuohcan ma,
lority OF sO0; the county was exactly tied
IN 1872: Washington county indicates q
heP pun majority oil Co., being gain
Oh ooy from 1919.
IN tne ON Congressional district, Haies
majority Is nearly 'oo, ana ne also has
mA!ory IN Waiuo county Oh ooo haies
nsJo'iy must s De ALMOST or quite oOo, oe-
,szs ,ss gun ., o'O on 'ne vG.e ,S OF ls4; IN
pa inc vc.e ior governor. Inc oth 10 Ban
~ als'l'c.. ano 'ne mslor, aes are ABOUT
INC same everywhere ~ 10 1917
PORTLAND, Me-, September 1i.-Si1ty
towns give Conner, Republican, "a, 2OO;
Talbot, 1884. Last yea, Conner 49,.
320; Roberts. Democrat, IL ,59S. Net Re
publican gain, 3,0l4.
One hundred and eighty towns give Con- |
,or 4A,76l; Talbot, 30,007. Last year,
Jonnor 81, 44O; Roberts, 1904. A net |
Republican gain Of 6S, $50.
Two hundred towns give Connor 4S, 740;
Talbot, 81, 461. Last year, Conner, 49,
y; Roberts, "a, 4l0. Net Republican
'ain, SOL.
One hundred towns give Connor &c, 769
Talbot, 25,l32 Last year, Conner, 49,
SO Roberts, e, 265. Net Republican
ain, 1888:
Reed Is elected in the First district. Re
'ublicans are also elected in the other four
districts BY increased majorities. The Re-
'u1ilc.ns pave two-tnirds oil the House and
r1o.oiy - out Oh 81 senator's.
I"o eanrled ana fourteen town give
ounot o?s.V; isiooef, Al AZ Repub-
can Islonty' Il,o4s. Republican net
I'D, e'of.
.ne sss nns 70 oe heard from gave last
en-, %. hePao PIC msloIlly In an aegre-
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REGULATING PILLS

perfectly tasteleo, ek gasfiy ceatd with sweet
gum, purge, isgul:ts, purify, clsanse. ard
strengthen. kadvay's Pills, for the cure Of all
dis rvefs Of the stomach. Live, B0s e,s, xidne, 3
biadder, kervoes liza asss. headache, Constipa-
tion, Io-uvene8y Indigestion, Dysp~p<ia. BIZ
iouGss, bilious Fever ], fan n.iisn Of the
Bowels. Pile.. ald all Lesassen.enis Of the Inter-
mai vis era NsHaDte6 to ene,t pOri,ive cure
Purely Vegetable, containing NO mercury, miner.
ais, or deeserious dr. g.
0VObe rye shs following syn Dtoms resulting
II.m disorders Of the Digestlve Organs
Constipation, Inward fties fuilneo Of re
Blood IN the He'd. Aeidity Of the stomach.
aassa, bearbum. Disgust q Food, Fu.lnsss a
Weight In the tomseh. oour kruptions, einking
or fiutterisgs in the Pit Of the stomach, twin.
ming Of the Head, Hurried and Di0cutt Dreash.
ing, FIattssings st the Heart, Chokisg eTsuHoesf-
ing Sensations when In Lying fostsfs, Dimes
Of Vinon, Dos CT webs before the steht, Fever
and Duh Pain In the Head, Deieisoey e RsrspirS.
taos, Welcomes q ths Skln and Eye, Pain, In
the Side, Ch0t Limb, and suddep Rlushes Of
Heat Burning In the R1Kh.
A few doses u kA0WAY'9 FILLS Vim ffes the
system fron all the above named dissrdsss. Price
rs cent per box. sold By dzugEista.
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REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.
-zzsr CoEezzssIoaAE 2Is1TIcri

tztzcats -Ess b. tie State Central
5ua-5tes EsT the Coming Campaign.
-gUAIsEEt.s REGUELCsS STATE
CESTEkL COMMITTEE,
I0FEEA, Sep. !, ls16.
arrangements have been made Tor Re
~ iicsn meetings throughout the State,
during the present campaign, as follows:
l.sayenworth, Monday, September IS.
Gerry, Tuesday, September 10.
y+I,a!oosa, Wc,laesday,. September 20.
Wamego, Thursday, September q.
Manhattan, Friday, September -.
junction City, Saturday, September %.
Abilene, Monday, September p.
falina, Tuesday, September Is.
Ellsworth, Wednesday, September %.
Lincoln Center, Thursday, September IS.
Russell, Friday, September -.
lays City, Saturday, September 80.
Stockton, Monday, October >.
Osborn City, Tuesday, October 8.
Beloit, Wednesday, October T.
Minneapolis, Tuesday, October }.
Clay Center, Friday, October 6.
Maieryille, Saturday, October !.
[ankfort, Monday, October ..
a<kp;ralia, Tuesday, October 10.
Alscotah, Wednesday, October H.
H5iton, Thursday, October IL.
Valley Falls, Jefferson county, Friday,
October Is.
Atchison, Saturday, October Il.
Troy, Tuesday, October II.
Hiawatha, Wednesday. October Is.
Seneca, Thursday, October -.
Marysville, Friday, October 20.
Washington, Saturday, October 81.
Belleyiiie, Monday, October %.
Jewell Centre, Tuesday, October "a.
Smith Centre, "Wednesday, October -.
Phillipsburg, Thursday, October 26.
Gaylord, Friday, October -.
Cawker City, Saturday, October %.
.3nc3rGia, Monday, October 80.
Clyde, Tuesday, October 81
1t is expected TIA. Hon. Vim. 4. Phillips,
together with some Of the candidates or the
State ticket, and other prominent speakers,
viii address the meetings at the time and
place above designated. C.iceTs Of iUCa!
committees and clubs at each OF the above
places are TegUcsted TO l0rw ard their names
81 once 10 my addrg--, 10 order that posters,
etc, can be forwarded in time 10 give sufli-
Cient notice as 10 what speakers viii b in
attendance, hour and place OF meeting, etc.
J. e. WILSON,
Chairman Republican State Central Com
mittse, Topeka, Kan.
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WON'T HAVE TON.

The O.kaloosa Sickle and Sheet carries the
Democratic State ticket at the head of its
columns, but raises the name of Col. Phil.
lips FOR Congress instead Of that of Mr..
Fenlon, because, it says, che is undoubtedly
the better man Of the tuo.n
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MlSFoRTUNES, ETC.
Two Cases of Yellow Fever Reported
in New York.
Capt. William Tenbfake, aVeteran Of
the Mexican War, Dies at
New Orleans.
.SDscidI 10 the Learenuorfh Times.

Special 10 the LearenTorfh Times.
SEDALIA, Mo-, September "a family
of three persons were found dead near this
city to-doy. The two parents, who lived
nearly mile from any other house, evil
IDENTIFY died from congestive chills, and the
child, aged thirteen months, who survived
them two or three days, and in its efforts to
ootain nourishment, fell into bucket of
water and was drowned. The bodies of the
parents were very much decomposed, while
that Of the child was in good state of pre-
serva;ion. 1t is the most horrible circum-
stance that ever occurred here.
A fire here tonight consumed the collar
factory of V. Hamburg. Loss, 5000; in
sured for $1,000 in St. Louis companies.
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TREY say thai Iilden isit badly when
the news arrived at Albany that Tweed had
been captured, and that in all probability
he would arrive in New York in time 10
testify against him, before the election comes
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q TAcTUs tells OF distinguished Roman
citizen who, beginning with himself and
his friends, first reformed his own house
hold-a work often attended with not less
difficulty than the administration OF PROV
ince." 1t is evident that Tsiden has not
this distinguished Roman reformer FOR his
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- construction OF tie New York Dem
@. lc tlcG1t reminds one OF the inebTisted
as account Of making barrel, viz:
take = bunghole, and then .ou put
y. . s.aves round it, eLc.
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THESE ''reform" Democrats are queer
fellows. Blue Jeans Williams finds
stumping Indiana for himself for Governor
rather uphill business. His stock 10 trade
is his codgery appearance. When it comes
to speaking, he is sorry failure. He is
very transparent fraud, who goes about in
the guise OF a DISTINGUISHED patriot.
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sTHE instructions given 10 the Urited
States Commission, now nearing the Sioux
Indian country to enter upon their mission.
have little to do with the present war
trouble, their aim being to tseat with the
peaceful Sioux chiefs Tor the purchase Of
the Black Hills region and the right Of way
TO il from the Missouri river.
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The Democratic candidate for Governor
of Indiana is called @blue jeans" Williams
now on account Of his clothes; aitss elscA
ton he will be called @blus" jeans WiIians1
on account Of his deisat -
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Ion. ". !. PEuLIPs and Hon. e. C.
Clemens, Of this State, and Hon. John \.
Reynolds, Of Iowa, viii address the people
Of Leavcnworth on the evening of the 18th
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The Atchison Champion raises the name
OF Col. W. A. Phillips for member of Con-
gress from this District, and gives other ev-
idenoe OF its desire to get back into the Re-
publican party. "Whie the lamp holds
out to burn &c.
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Notice Of Final Settlement
THE srATa OF KANSAS, l.

THE STATe OF KANSAS,
CoU TT OF LxAs Ks WORTH. 81
IN The Pro'ase Court Of said CSsHiy and Sfase
/ the ma tier OF The state of
La fAYE1TE MILLS, Deceased.
TkEDI1 OBS and all other psrsou, interested
y, 10 tn aforesaid Estate. are hereby not fed !,
that Ut the next guiar term Of . Probats
Court In and fof said COUNTY, n be begun .
held at the Court Rom in the CITY and County
o LravenW rth. St~t. OF afose.sid, ON the FIRST
Msnd y In the month Of October, A. ID. 1876,
sha apply 70 tn id Court 4 fu ! and final
sesSleNe se II ths est n.
CAT fAnlsE MILLS, Adm nistratrix Of La
IAYn1In 1IsLs, Dsoeased
1HoysoUerth. City, August 81, A. d. 1876.
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y Brooklny, \. Y, there has been serious
agitation over the fact that the authorities
OF the Home fer Destitute Children have
been unable or unwilling 10 furnish clues
TO the whereabouts Of the boys and girls
they have sent West.
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'IvaPIvsr Thus

Every morning the anxious Democrat tn
folds his daily paper and scans the tele-
graph hoping TO see Tilden's denial Of his
income perjury. And every morning be
folds the paper up .eain without having
sm anytime Of the kind.
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4 Friend Of the Unien Soldiers.

Uncle Sammy claims that he was the
friend Of the Union soldiers. He didn't
want any of them to 20 to the war, where
they might get killed. Burlington Haxkeye.
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a..y possible way left Tor Tilien TO
Tue White House, that We can see,
Ian 70 wait around until some suita-
r- night, and break in.
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81. article on the third page Of our yes
to-day mornings issue headed ''TEe homes
-aligln Administrations should
. .-e. credited to the Cincinnati Times.
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Trr his sometimes fiery appearance,
sew York Graphic Is impressed to OBJ
that ..rHien is evidently income