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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14
LTVEX COMpIATN1'

chair, teok two betEles, and is now enjoying good
health.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
Alfred y CoAkIin 515 Madison stYeet-xife cafed
Of the liver cumplaiRt.
Mrs White, Keeps an extensive boarding house,
No Stare street had liver cUmPlaint-iife was deS
paired of-was cured hy using the SarsS2ara.
Joshua NORTH, 40 MOi ion street. wife cured of dis
ease of blood, and Of bad hesd and body.
RHEUMATISM.
The astOEi~hug cures 1hat this medicine has per
fSEmed in cases Of chroaC RheuEatis ~, indeed
wonderful
Dr. TowEsend;-I waa attacked with distressing
pain in my hip jnnt so bad that could not walk
without cru ches; and mach Of the tine was obliged
cd to my bed. tried several remedies hat they did
no relieve na; then called on unB of ear first ply
sicians-hH did nOt help NE. hearAof yOur Sarsa-
pHTfta, and obtained bottle, and in tew days it
t;rsiy cured ile, and am rs we'll nov as ever,
ASHBEf., WALKER,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14

EMPORTANT TO FARMERS, Wanted,
4 5000 pounds Of prime BUT TER weekly, the wear
round, for which contracts will be taken. ANY Far
mer wishing to contract for the above article, will
address (p0st paid) &c. w. w" Baltimore, stating
The quantity and quality they can furnish daily or
weekly. mhl3tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14

rEHAKE ENOTICE--WAETEDD DA1LY-Clesks,
III book keepers, bar keepers, Portera for stores;
English Teacher Coachmen; Ostlers; WagOners;
OversseFs; % laberers; Agents; 90 Cooks, Washers
and lronsrs ChaIHbermaids; Wet and Dry Nurses;
travelling Maids Seamstresses; House keepers, and
anumber OF other situations too numerous to mention
and too valuable to lose Families have only TO give
me call and rheirwans will be Immediately attend-
ed to: Servants sent from my Office can always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
l.. F. sCOTTI,
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

xb;e drawing prince,y incomes fEoEl tha reHtsefthe
,isersbe cabins and quarteracrss 0; the peasantry
.sc. to discredt the prevalence Of distress OF to
believe It grossly exaggerated The more unfsel-
ing portion c the arstocracy 0: Ireland ard Britain
would feel rebukcd and h1Inblcd iy this exhibition
Of trans Atlantic bcuevoience they would be I'M
PEELED to take efesR1al measures to prevent re-
curence OF the occasion for it. while the Nations OF
Christendon would be prompted to ponder Jar Elore
earnestly and generally than hitherto the question
H1ys, that while the Industrial capabilities OF
the Labodns Class are more than doubled since
el7;6 yet their recompease is mora meagre, their
food more scant, their subsistence more Precari-
oos and their sufferings greater than they were
century ago. This question, once propounded,
will be asked more and more earnestly until it 70
ceiyes an answer-an answer Which snail noi nere-
Il explain the anooly. but 20 far toward terminal
ing its existence.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
From California.

IL rom the y. u. Plc0yGne, bNtra l-th
We have received file oi The Ca.ltorn an, a
new spsper published at Monterey principally in Eng.
lsh. bat with Spanish intermngled. curious letter
sheet this Californian. It commenced on the 18th
OF August by Messrs Cotton s Senple, at s. year
The publishers are hard up for sorts tJpe founders
being hand but they issue very useful sheet
which uphods with vgor American rule in California
denouncng any farther allegiance TO or connection with
Mexico.
The latest number before Us ia September 10Th. From
II we learn tha, Com Stockton returned to Monterey in
the Congress on the 18th September, where he was
warmly greeted With his force he took possession OF
Los Angeles without resistance, Gen. Castro, although
superior in numbers. retreang into Sonora.
The T. : irigate Savannah under Capt. Meryine, was
to sail from Monterey on the 2Oh oil september, with
sealed orders. No clue is given as 10 their destination
The L. s ship Erie also about TO SAL! but her
destination i not mentioned.
The election returns from California novel, if 10.
i'm portant. In san Juan, Don Nsteo Felon mas been
elected alcadc IL Monterey for the Office, the
canvas. mus, have been brisk and the following is the
result Don Walter Cotton The chaplain OF the Cou
gressl Is votes Don Juan Malarin % votes Don David
spence g. votes Don Manual Dias 60 votes Don SALIVA
dor Munras 80 votes Milton Little, Esq. 80 votes. vii
liam L. P Hartncl Esq u votes Upon this return the
chaplain declared duly elected Tor one year. His
friends aud those oil his competitors may be interested
IN these details Ia OF his absence or Illness Don
Milton Little was elected substitute Messrs Hsrtnel
Spence Dias and others chosen councillors, and
Don Salvador Muuras treasurer.
The ship Brooklyn OF New York arrived at Monterey
from Bodega, on the 18th September.
Ex-Gov. Alvarado has returned to his residence in
Monterey, and been kindly received. Other Mexicans
eXhorted TO pursue the same course.
The first jury summoned in California en-
paneed i'll the Alcaldc's Court of Monterey the 18th
September. II for the trial OF a case in which
Isaac Graham plaintiff and Don Carlos Rousilon de-
iendant- The jury was composed OF McXicans and
Amcricsns-sbout half and half we infer from the
names-a Mexican being foreman. The defendant was
indicted for frauduently shipping of lumber the prop
eriy of the plaintiff Nj Cotton presided and heard
timouy for several hours The jury acquitted the de
lcndan, OF iclonioUs intent but found balance dne plain
t OF So but the defendant had before offered 10 pay
this without suit the plaintiff ordered 10 pay the
coats Tho verdict gave satisfaction. and the pain,i
publishes card eNonerating defendant from suspicion
of f,nfarncss
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
From Texah
r-o,,, ,tN n r-,,;,- Narrurr Dar i

From the y. 0. Evening Mercury Dec IL.
By the arrival this morning OF the steamer Gai-
weston Capt Ha7elard have Galveston papers 20 the
10Th inst ard corresponding dates from the interior
] re organization OF Territorial Government al santa
e Gen hearney the papers and cause fo. loud com
pl-int in The csira thar santa "a within the
knoHledsed limits of the Republic of Texas AZ the time
portion OF the State of Texas in which neither the United
States their agents hsve any right erect sny form
Of but such mag originate with the people
o Texas and be established in accordance with the terms
OF annexation and in the prescribed By the Fed
7ra Constitution. The papers seem 10 be highly m
cepsed at Gen. kearneys procedure II this respect We
quote from the Austin Democrat rs e sample
Should the Genera! Government persist in the high
handed tyranuirsl course Il has commenced the ground
work the main prop upon which the rectitCde and JUS
iice o. the with Mexico Be defended, VII De
swept away. The Government will Dc estopped from
pleading them, but Texas viii not Ihs STATE contends
and WI contend that the territory included within
the boundaries &. laid down and defined in the law OF
-.6 righuv belongs her and 10 her forf, and any
a.tempttc establish Territorial or other Government
within those limits is infringement OF her nights a 4
sovereign state.
In the county of Basrop there were, this past season.
in cultivation 1000 acres in corn, 0ia ia cotton. 2i0
in oats, and ~ inpotatoes. There are 81
present a coo bushe for sale in that county.
The meeting which held in Galveston 10 facilitate
the communications with the country resulted in COM
ittee of thirteen being appointed TO cause TO be made
SURVEYS of roads on different routes. one leading
from Virginia Point 10 toward the Brazos. and the
other from Bonvsr Point in such direction as to serve
most eiectually in opening communication with the
country between the Trinity and sabine rivers. aud with
Eastern Texas generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
Loss Of the steamer nohesan.

The steamer lAiohegaz, running as trefsht-ooat
between New-York and Bridgeport in connection
with The EUusato1:c Railroad vas wrecked O
sz5uriay a :! oclock, BY inning on tie Gansway
Rock, : sao-t distance below Sants's Point Light
The accident ;s said 10 have occurred N conse
duence o: the extreme low tide \ hole was stove
in her bottom. and she was Immediately r1n
aground at Cow Bay. where she sunk within two
feet OF her hlrricanedeck. She les within twenty
feet OF the shore about hundred yards from iha
SANDS Pom: Lighthouse. She is total wreck.
ard her freight, which Is very heavy Is nearly all
under water; portions OF II, however are st1ewn
along the shore.
The steamers Moantaineer, Nin1Tod and Cricket
came almost Immediately TO her aid bat were IN
able to DO more than take OF her passengers and
bring ;hem back 70 the CITY.
Il viii be remembered tha; the Mohesan vent
through the Sound on The night in which the At
lantic was lost and she has now met similar tz'e
in broad day light though The waters were calm
and placid.
We are indebted fo- the above statement to Tie polite
attention 0; NJ. JOIN n kErsER who vas passenger
he Cricket and an eyewitness of Whist hs describes
S.-Our ship-nevs collector states that there
is some prospect Of saving the boat-she not ap-
pearing 70 be so much injured was Al first sup
posed The MoHEGAy, we lean, was owned oy
the New-Jersey Steam Navigation Company. and
was NOT insured
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
=, rlo 1Yn1o WARp MrrT1Yes wilI b be

eRe The WRIc WARD MEETISGs will be held
throughout our City this evening If those who
habituaIIy erurnbIe at the lack OF wisdom OF OF ell
cheney in our Party movements would only take
held and try to put matters in better tram per
haps there would be less occasion for gr,l'nbing.
Yet we presume things viii go much rs hitherto.
We trust Delegates 70 the General Committee
will be chosen from the several Wards not Tor
their great names yet for their presumed abii'
tiles Or influence, but such as are known 10 be, in
the Grst place, capable Of discharging the duties
devolvng on the Committee, and secondly, certain
to a,tendt 10 them Itis discouraging othe Punctusi
to find bare quorum, or not quorum, present
when matters ofimportance demand attention Let
~ try to profit by our experience hereafter.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
MARINE JOURNA
PORT OF NETWORK.
u SEE MARINE JoURNaL FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.


Ship Kalamazoo McCerren, 10 Is I'm Liverpool uldse
to d & A kingsland & Co-272 s,eerage passengers.
ship Sutton, Galloway, ds I'm Charleston cotton 10
Geo sutton.
Bark Ovando Dyer % ds TN Antwerp, mdsc and 100
passengers to Badger Peck Lat 40 90 Ion II TO- spoke
brig Paos from No, TOR Boston supplied her with pro
visions.
Dutch bark Java Fuke % ds fm Rotterdam mdsc and
10 seerage passengers to r. Il L Poppe Nov 90 lat \!
90 lon 81 90 spoke Br bark Nnian Lindsay from Charles
ton for Tor Dublin Dec q lat 40 CO. lon 50 exchanged
signals with an American bark showing French color
with in the center. standing eastward.
A; Rikcrs Island, bark Ellis TN Boston
AT Rikers Island brig New.Oreans Bramhail, i'm Ber-
muda
Brig Lucy Smith fm Jacme st Domingo, via Charles
ton days logwood Foster & Nickerson. 2ih inst,
OF Cape OF Chesapeake spoke brig Mary Jane from DEM
arara for Batmcre.
Brig Chief (of iorstown,) Borum u ds I'm Aricebo,
K, sugar and moasses TO Mason & Thompson Lett
no American vessels in port
Brig Allen King Manson II Dis i'm Havana, sugar. &c
to W Lewis. Oh the Moro spoke brig Gazette OF and
from Portland bound In schr Austin, Of and from do
bCgs Argo and Romer do
Barbados salt Wood 18th Nov, the passage TO
Barbadoes. in gale hove overheard deck load
which consisted of l5 bbls pork, % do apples crate
OF onions. Dec l., spoke sch Josephine from Sosion
tor Cape EIayti IL days out.
Brig sterling w Whte ds I'm Savannah, cotton to Dun
ham & Dimon.
Schr Patrick Henry Chester, is TN Richmond flour
20 Allen * Paxon.
sehr Comet Pugh ds i'm Washington, NC naval
stores 10 /. Mitchell.
schr Rival Thompson I'm Haven potatoes.
schr Belle McMath . d. i'm Norfolk to Sturgis,
Chairman & Co.
schr Foster TN Philadelphis corn for Boston.
Schr Hunting Foster, l2 ds fm Machias Me lumber
10 Snow
schr Margaret WOgiom, ds I'm Petersburg iour &c
to Hunter ( Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
DIED

on the Goth inst. LUCY ANN, wife OF Franci. Brown
aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from her late residence
ll2 Chathsmst this morning at hsfpast O'Clock. Her
remains will be taken to New.Jersey torinterment.
At South Kingston. R. |. 22d Thomas Ellington 9l-
He served during the whole OF the Revolutionary ar
and in many of the hardest fought battles.
At Eowdoin. Me. 9th, Moses bennett. 20 years and
months one OF the earliest settlers OF that town.
A. Buffalo, l9ih, Denison lathrop. '3. al old and res
pectable inhabitant of that city.
At Bath. I'D Hon William Richardson, distinguished
and wealthy merchant. 10.
At Alexandria, 10Th. Thomas Williamson, 20. From
its foundation the period OF its deceese Cashier of the
Bank OF Virginia, Norfolk.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

Southern in store al 80 ct for export snd eeu or
| do new Northern and Southern 81 fs3 % es Nye
is -, ass e:s, VIII sAAes 200 ousn. =, a.
Barley for shipment at % cts Oas Se s.SS-s = ~
1 Il cts 10, CSrsi with sales 5000 eusc
/ BRICE%ESsd North River u better supply ana
pr.ces s-c lass steady the rnnSet being Esser 80
some have been sold low S3 % but 81 : ae noFc
general price, while II scfis INSTANCES - ~ e'' "
demanded
I CoFrEE-The rnsrSct is quiet ssd the sales aaNe
been too unmportsn; 70 partcularizc.
F!SE-The market is bare OF Dry Cod: small ps'ce'
for sell Ct 50 3i. aacSerel continue rf1 inoas
there IS bur tsie doing Scaled Herring sFe scarce ana
wanted.
FRUTT-The stock Of Maags Rsisns having increased,
tue market dull the sales small lots reaching but
1000 boxes Bunsh a. 81 IS So l.oo half do. 81 cts
and l5O0 quartsr do IS 1000 drums Turkey Figs less
> cent for cash ie5o0 bushels y, c. Peanuts 81 Isl
9Sl 81 cash.
EEMp-American comes forward rather more free
" but prices without change. Sales OF 200 bales
superior Dressed Dew.rUtted part at Sl with small
LOT 8, Sl75, mos.
/. BTpE-sales of aico Ms,anoros, (the remainder OF
the parcel) on private SO DO dTy ssted Porto
Rico Sc cents rr,os SEQ dry Arkansas, Il. ana wv
Port-su- Platte, s.. cssh, rejecting bad hides
IRON-Thc market IS quiet. as usuai al this season,
and no transactions worth reporting except -oo 1ots
No. Gartsherrie Pig part II net all at So cssh shu
100 do. English Refined. or terms not learned
MOLTsSES-New. Orleans has father advanced l az
cents with sales OF $50 bbs ST 81 S&5 cents the s'.er
price tor immediate dslVery GteV 40 D aiu ~
New Iberis 2j both 10 urive so hhds Trinidad Cuba
sold st 25 cents. mos.
NAVAL SToRES-TurpenGne remains as lsst no
ticed Spirits Turpentne has sold yarious!y sccordnS
to ousnt;;y, condition &c. hear of several hundred
barrels for export from about p to So cents sui some
in lots 81 as, cash.
PROvISIONS-The market IS inactive Tor Pork. and
cannot be quoted $40 snd S l2t. Sales 3o eols
new Ohio Hams Winchester, to srrtye al cts
lot of so bbls Lard brought cts. Butter snd Cheese
FIRM. snd in good demand.
RICE-The entire transactions OF the week amount TO
400 tcs at 50 506Sl cash. The markets. very heavy
with an increasing stock OF fair TO good qualities Win
but little prime.
! SUGARS-There is good demand from the trade. srd
the market is firm the sales 80 hhds New-Or!eans
ST 1:dS! cents portion for Philadelphia 40 Porto
Rico 6:dE: $50 bSs. Brown Havana, a.: ard
- White do. :. as., mos. The present stock OF New
Orleans consists OF 33S hhis in store, snd e's do.
sfoat
TOBACCO-Thr market Is qaiet
I WOOI-The sales OF Fleece last week reach shout
$1,000 IL principally OF the low and nidiing qualities
Foreign remains quiet
wHlsKY-sales 100 sbls st ali e,s snd 30 casks
Drudge az ~ cts
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY nIArrERs
For Sale, Of Stocks &c. .t, Fourth Page

SATURDAY P NJ
The stock Market to-day was not very active
and the quotations about on Thursday There
seems yery little disposition opera- either with buy
er or seller.
Exchanges are # anything still heavier bat We
quote Sterling before 5a5s CITY oa undoubeh.
Francs are > - as 4a! which Is worse. The inquiry is
very suisll.
Shipments have obtained another advance. Two
or three ships have been Asen up -d for Grain and
Js ;or Flour Tor Liverpool and for ireland
proportiouate rates Cotton freigbt- however dull
and ngsgements could have been made a, 5-i6d. To
fsvre I is Obtained for Flour 80 eta Tor Progi
sious 30 cts. for Grain. and CT Tor Cotton
The stream OF specie from the Old World begins
10 dow By the packets. The Henry Clay, frern Liver
pool has $4,000 aud the oxford smaller amount. In
addition we have to-day $4,000 from Canada The
Cambria I, Is now asce.taned had about 10000 in
gold.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has given orders
TO tie Bank OF America pay he interest the public
debt due here the lst prox thus virtually acknow-
Lodging the netacency Of ais Sub-Treaaury This ar
rangement has caused considerable amusement in the
street
The Newark Banking and Insurance Co. have
declared their usual se annual dividend OF per cent
payable on and the I'd January The South Caro-
Ina Railroad Company serlisnnual dividend Of two
and half per cent. Bank OF Hamburg, Geo divi-
dend OF 81 50 per share being per cent for the last
ak months.
The whole arnoun. Of tolls received az Rochester
Tor the season OF 1916 was so3lnc-0eng $4,000 ess
than for lSi5 This deficiency IS attributable 10 reduc
non. made IN the tariff of ;os The nigh charged
BIZ torxarders tie canal doubt had tendency 10
reduce the aggregate Of tc compared with las! year.
Amenia Bank Bills altered from t&rses TO
twentes are In circulation. Look Gu, for them. No
$40 b:ls have ever been issued By this Bank
Markets.. Carefully r=ported for TA< TriSsn<
SATURDAY Dec. &c.
asHES-Poss up again 81 6a, with small .ales.
Pearls s5 80.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The InA.ket was not active
to DAY, and prices were rather heavy Ths sales Gid
NOT exceed 1900 1000 5bis about oce hall for ship
ent TIE range IS 50es5 eas The latter for lots
with privilege of s,oras. &c. For tie East the demand
Is limited. The inquiry for Meal conrrrss and abou.
LOCO bbls Jersey sold a, 50 s7i es4.
GRAIN-ssles 250o bu Genesee Wheat for shipment
private OfCo-n Inc supplies are moderate, and
shipptne parcels Ee f,. ssles 1000 5sia prSe nsu
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

sANDs's SAEsAPARLLA--Tt not unfrequsnlly happens
that SICK persons deuounce excellent medical preparations
without giving them fair opportunity Of exhibiting their
effects Sometimes The Invalid does not take the medicine
long enough sometimes "a imprudent with 6ie
or other particulars necessary assistants N tho restora
ton OF health We do desire any TO believe that
Sandss Sarsapsrls VIII euptve diseases scroaia
4c &c in spite Of ell iaprudences of the patient Care
be avoid hearty AID exciting iood or liquids
improper expos l!lhese conditions be Observed
believe there few screu,ous cases that viii mol
yield 20 the remedy
Prepared srd sold, Wholesale End retail, by A. g. D.
BANDS, Wholesale Druggtsts lCU Fplton-g; corner OF
"liiam-st rs Broadway, and ~ Ea1, Broadway, New
York Sold also by DuggiSis sensraly throughout Ii.
PgRTrNEaY AT REDrcED PRicEs.-Con,stock & Co
Il CorarcsL beoD the hotsls side, Will se
tai, large lot Of Peumery and Fancy Soaps At very low
wholesale prices cose their stock IN that ne di9u
TIE HYPERION FLcID-Ve have al la, an article for
Tie hair not only iarecucus and sslutaEy-e suid which
ccos The -yered head paris gloss TO The hair and
Wi.scl Boyle, called The Hyperion Fluid end find II
he beat article ever applied for the frsi purposes
above designated AZ pressrva7e against the falling
OF tne na we have se good fortune not need is epp
caon on We are well assured Of is efficacy BY those who
nave tested III purely vegetable composition which
Eunorsl We sincerely believe 10 be al ns Ia said of
4, src Of course saio application Boston Trims.
FOR sale 6y B. D. SANDS, Druggists 100 gulton-st.
corner Of ue Agenlsor hts City; also 27S Broad
Way snt Y East Broadway, spdby Druggists generally
,fuougaoI. hs United esss. dS3 5,eod
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
Business Notifies.

Extracts AND PEsFCAEzY yoa rHE TonET-Lnbin's
Extract o. Jockey Club, Paichouly Bouq de Carolin.
&c Bsylsy Bews f.sa. Bouquet, Esprit Cnis &c. &c.
Also, fn assortment Of Other Perfumes consisting Of
different odors distilled by the most celebrated Chemists
ofPars and London, imported expressly for city retail
trade. For sale by HESRY JoaSsoS s Broadway in the
Granite Building d2sst
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

re- J. SIXTH DoDsE, DSsrtsr. No Is sond-s, ss.-
B;oadwsy reqaests In. attention. OF those wsaras as,
csl teeth to bis method Ia methodpsed in this CIR e
cus;yey by himself offassenng either single tech o. n
when on gold plates; saves mos, o; The rsio rsssy
GWEN m he operation snd enables The TO keso
clean an. healthy r-outh. nj 2fawSr
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
Business Notices.

HoLIDAy H.rs-KNoX. the Halter Of rs Pul.oD.,
osers speudd OF the standard s,ys. ~,
would invite tss attention OF gentlemen to the P,,
fashion of Hats Just recesvvd which IS very .uabl.
NewYear gift Also, choice lot OF ladies' Muss
very appropriate present &as isi,
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

sF Gfs. To>i rBUAs's Carriage, with hls Pony at
acted attention the Museum during Christmas
IL VII! remain for this week. and be seen, together
with the Giant Boy ard The Orapg OoLang all times
superb performances VIII D. gwen at aud y r. NJ when
the Moving Panorama Of Loadon and the Ds.oytDg Views
viii oe hown Great Western will also appear In his
and original Shaker Conrtshiptogeher with other well
known performances
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

TO- TyavLeYs and ohes leaving the City In the after
noon informed thai Ecentng idon f The ITs'ne
sprinted every day containing the Stock sales MsIkes'
nsws by the Southern Mail. &c up TO o'clock By in
curing Of the Newsboys Tor tho ceniHy Ed0H o. ne
Tribune every viii be able 10 take w''h MN 'fe
latest news up TO the time OF leaving the City.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

SHIPS Si4dons. Cobb, for Liverpool Cornea do
Dalmats. do Aurelia, for Hayre Athens do.
Barks John Bsch. for Galway Sy!phde for London
Byron, do; Clariasa Perkins. tor Trinidad de Cuba
Adra tor sligo
Brig, vancouver Island oil Jersey Cervantes, Hull
and Others
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

Bsrk Cumberland. Woodbury. 81 ds fn Portland.
bound to Cardenas returned yesterday account OF
the Captain becoming dersnged. The has suffered
much in late gales has lost long boat spars &c
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28

MissoUR--A Bill to Abolish Capital Punish
rsns las been Introduced in the Missouri Legsi,tu-e
An SC: TO secure tss property Of married women hss
passed secnai reading.