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The New York herald., 1872-11-07
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BERLIN, Nov. 8, 1872.
The Proptnztdl Correspondent intimates that the
government, while maintaining the basis OF the
Country Reform BILL will ask the Lower House to
agree to partial notifications. In the meantime
measures will be taken to insure the adoption OF
the bill by the Herrenhaus.
POPULAR oUTCRY AGAINST THE PEERS
pamphlet entitled "Away With the House Of
Peers" has appeared. Karl Blind is the author.
Its publication and sale have In no way been inter-
fered with by the authorities.
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themselves ready to do battle with the ad-
herents of Gambrinus in the cause of virtue
and spring water, loudly proclaiming the su-
periority of Adams ale. They come solid
cohort to afford steady support to the cause
of virtue. We hope there is no wavering in
their ranks, as it would destroy faith
in spring water. Indeed, it might create
a suspicion that somehow the water was
liable to get mixed As the case at present
standsitis is pretty quarrel which promises to
complicate seriously the local politics of the
Garden City. The temperance men assert
that they will not cast vote for any man sus-
pected of growing only one hop, while the
German element declare war on pumps,
and will not have any man in Office who
is not able to dispose Of o reasonable
quantity of lager. Placed between these angry
factions the authorities, who naturally ore in
terested in the votes, are at their wits end to
compromise the matter but the rivals have
taken for their motto ''No Surrender" and
will fight the battle out to the bitter end An
effort will be made even to return temper
.ance Legislature. If this should be accom-
plished we do not see how lawmaking is to go
on. 1t is even now rather dry work, but with
out lager would become an intolerable bore.
The Liquor law in our city lends certain air
of responsibility and occurrences to the streets
on Sunday but beyond appearances it does
not help much the cause of sobriety, as the
police are ,astonishingly blind to the opera
tions OF the whiskey sellers. Unless the police
of Chicago are made of sterner stuff the same
results would be likely to follow the enforce
ment OF the rules against Sunday trading. We
cannot, then. see what good this organized
hypocrisy is likely to effect. II the gin-mills
are to be closed, but at liberty to trade, why,
say SO; but it is absurd to be passing laws for
the sake Of effect when there is no intention to
enforce them.
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ITALY.
Sweep Of Hurricane in the North and Sadly
Fatal Consequences Thirty-Two Persons
Killed-0ne Thousand Families Houseless.
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MILAN, Nov. 9, 1872.
Onicial advices, which have just been received
nom the provinces, report that the town OF Palaz-
zuolo, situated near the city Of Brescia, In the
province of the latter name, visited by terri
BILE hurricane yesterday.
Half of the buildings in the town were destroyed.
Thirty-two persons were killed by the falling
walls and tlmbers
One thousand families were made homeless.
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TIE wooDKULL-cLArLIN SCANDAL
LEWISTON, Me-, Nov.

LEWISTON, Me-, Nov. 8, 1872.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, who was cited by
Mrs. Woodruff as authority for some OF her charges
against Henry ward Beccher, was in this city to-
day. and on having her attention called to the
matter emphaticaily denied the allegation and de-
.clared her conviction that Mrs. Woodhulls state
ments are untrue IN every particular,
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MADRID, Nov. Q, 1871
In the Cortes yesterday motion made by Senor
Orense for the suppression OF lotteries and another
motion to reduce the number Of Cabinet Ministers
to Eve, were defeated.
proposition to abolish the tobacco monopoly
was rejected.
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BELGIUM.
Mining Machinery Accident and Number Of
Persons Mutilated.
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BRUSSELS Nov. O. 1872.
In mine at Maurburg, near Charleroi, the lower.
Ing machinery gave way as gang Of miners were
descending to work.
Twentyone men and boys were precipitated
several hundred feet to the bottom Of the shaft and
oil Of them killed.
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THE GENEVA ARBITRATION
American Official Thanks to the Swiss Repre-.
sentative at the Tribunal.
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GENEVA, NOV. 0, 1872.
Mr.. Rubee, United States Minister Resident near
the Republic OF Switzerland, has rendered to Mr..
Jacob Staemphi, a formal expression OF the thanks
of the American government for his services as
member Of the Board Of Arbitration in the Alabama
claims case
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VIENNA, Nov. 9, 1872.
Mr.. Post, the American Consul here, has re-
ceived under his protection thirty Jewish fami-
lies who fed from persecution in Wallachia.
A subscription has been opened at the consulate
to enable the exiles to emigrate to the United
States.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.
visitations by Rain, Leprosy and Volcano
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8, 1872.
Honolulu dates to October 10 have been received.
The news is unimportant.
The rainy season had commenced.
Seventeen lcpers had been sent or to the Island
of Molokai.
The volcano OF Kllanea, recently active, is now
smOuldc cring.
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furnishing him recommendations to the supe-
rior authorities of the Oriental and Central
Departments, and leaving him the most ample
facilities to write his impressions.
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A.-dcralu Branch Ofices Br0Oklyn@
corner OF Fulton avenue anI 3oerum street
Open from A. VI. to3sP. M;
On Sunday from To. 5 L. NJ
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GERMANY.

The Question Of Reform Against the Class Feudal-
ity Of the Peers-Agitation Against
the Baronial Aristocracy.
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ENGLAND.
Guy Fawkes' Day Agitation and City Riot-The
Liquor Drinkers on "Blow-Up" in Mem
ory Of the Famous Conspirator-
talists in Compliment to the Crown.
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LONDON, Nov. 9, 1872.
An attempt was made yesterday to celebrate
Guy Fawkes' Day In Exeter.
The affair was turned into q demonstration
against the Liquor Licensing act. Several speakers
denounced the measure, but met much opposition
from persons In the crowd.
The proceedings soon became disorderly. and
finally degenerated into riot Cudgels and brick
bats were freely used and many OF the rioters were
injured. The police at last got the better OF the
mob and dispersed it, after making several arrests.
Seventeen men are in hospital suffering from in
juries received during the tumult
Mr.. Norwood Clay has postponed an address he
was advertised to deliver at Hull for fear that the
anti.license men would disturb the meeting.
CHANGE IN LoYALIsT HONOR TO THE CROWN.
Saturday next will be the anniversary of the
birthday OF the Prince OF Wales, and the Stock Ex-
change will be closed In honor Of the occasion.
His Royal Highness Albert Edward, Prince OF
Wales, was born on the 9th of November In the
year 1s4l He will, consequently, attain the thirty
first year OF his age at the close Of the present
week.
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shipwreck OR sidney-BreadstuHs Mar
ket and Mines.


The schooner Elizabeth has been wrecked on
Loyalty Island.
There Is no demand for wheat. The market for
breadstuffs Is dull.
The government intends to create mining de-
partment and appoint minister Of mnes
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GERMANY AND FRANCE.
Prussian Evacuation Of Hostaged Territory-0ne
Department Free Of the Presence
of the Victors.


PARIS. Nov. o, 1872.
The German troops have evacuated the city OF
Rheims and the town OF yitry rye-Francals.
These were the last posts retained by them in the
Department OF Marine.
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sudden and Severe Disasters Mt Sea Fol-
lowed by Suffering and Death.

lowed by Suffering and Death.
LONDON, Nov. 8, 1872.
The ship Mongolia, from Quebec for Grantown,
put into Greenock, having been disabled in storm
The crew experienced dreadful sufTerings, having
been ten days without provisions and constantly
exposed to the sea. All survived, but reached
port in fearfully emaciated condition.
The Belgian steamship Moscoa, from Antwerp for
Dantzig sunk suddenly this morning near Skaw.
The passengers and crew took to the boats, but
seven persons are missing.
DECLINING A JUDGEsHIP.
Sir John Duke Coleridge has declined the seat on
the Bench Of the Probate and Divorce Court, made
vacant by the death of Lord Penzance.
FIRE IN A CARPET FACTORY
An extensive carpet factory at Kidderminster
was destroyed ty fire last night. large number
Of hands are thrown out Of employment.
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FRANCE.

Postage Rates to America Reduced with Ma
tional Reciprocal Advantages-The Bour-
bons, Bonapartes and Banishments.
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AUSTRALASIA.

Progress in the School System-Telegraph Com
munication and Mining Industry
shipwreck OF the Coast.
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Wedding and Bali Cards, Latest Paris
styles Orders OF Dancing. .,,,,,.o
). EvERDGLL. %. Broadway. Established ISM
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NEW ZEALAND.

Government Operations Against Hostile Ma
tives-Chastisement Of Troublesome
Town by Christian Colonists
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SPAIN.

Parliamentary Endorsement Of the National
Status in Quo.
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Who Wins s-This Is Not Polisieai
but social question. Among the hattors kNOS ~
always, Is decidedly ahead Buy your winer HAiS ~
his store, 2l2 Broadway.
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ISRAEL.

Flight Of Israelites from the Danubian Princi-
palities-American Shelter to the Exiles.
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A.-Bremo-Cp,lornium ium-szersc Disease.
OfrIcE op THE BocHssrnR TRASe srsor CospASY,l
Mcssrs, rILpES a; co.. -
the powerful do odorzcr and dsnfcctGn for t.ms
past and the eakin of the horsa
disc and find cf sacious Article in this dis.
case we use 1t IN our barr and bout stables with the
It TO everybody who cwns horses, 70 matter whether
attacked of not We find Il . PREVENTIVE, and after
FISH HEATH.
Facts Worth Knowing.-Thc New Will
to-day the siple most rfect most easily operated
best mae most durable and IN every way most valuable
sewing achinc In existence, ana ~ ~ so Sio es tn
at M ~ oadway, Scw York. and In all other cities IN tho
lnisel States The company want agents IN country
tovs1s.
Half Horse and Half Man.
rheumatism Swclings, Lamcnes a,d any kind O. fcs',
bone cle aim snt upon beast iscur.h bv
CENTAUR LiNIMENT the most woaderluI discovery .,
ancient afs. modern times.
Nicol, Davidson & Co.,
Csc Broadway
now opensug % casos of
MENTs, &c, being the latest productions OF tc PARA
workshops.
On NfaTrtagc.--Happy Relief for Young
map. Remarkable reports sent free, Address HOWARD
ASSIMILATION, Philadelphia, Pa.
Who Wins .-This Is Not a Polislcaf
but a social question Among the hattors kNOS, ~
always Is decidedly ahead. Buy your winter HATS 40
his store, az Broadway.
Wedding and Bali Cards, Latest Paris
j EVEIDEII. III, Broadway Established l3&lL
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On Marrtagc.--Happy Relief for Young
msp. Remarkable reports sent free. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, Pa
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A.-HcrrinS's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25I and 2J2 Broadway corner OF Murrsysstreet.

Am Article of True Merit ts--ssBr0yvn's
BRONCHIAL TRoCHES' are, the most populsrs ARTICLE
IN this country Europe for throat diseases ad coughs,
and this pol uarity Is ba sed upon real rerit.
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A.-For n First Glass DrcyI or B-ssinesSs
HAT direct to the manufacturer LsfENSCiSElD, lt
Nm err A.
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Average temperature yesterday. ........... 5lI
date last year ......................... s7a
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Nicol. Davidson & Co. /,

arc now openspg 80 casos Of
real bronze sfATUA2Y, CLOCKS PARI.0R ORSA.
workshops.
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A.-Roynl HavnaA Lottery.-P,tces Re-
duccd J. Is. MARTINEZ co. Bar kers TO- Wall street,
box 1850 Post Office y,cw fork
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Burnett's Miniature TOilets.-Elegant
ASSORTED CoI.ORED RoxES contain.ag competo
and travellers portmanteau. ACCEPT BILE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. Wholesale by druggists suilry men every.
who
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Rheumatism. Swclngs Lanicnes a,Fd anv kind o. fcs,
bone .cle anlsn upon man Or beast l. cured bv
CENTAUR IMMINENT, the most woaderlul discovery OF
ancient aM modern times.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OEFlCER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. IL A. M.
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HAVANA. Nov. 1. 1872.
The press and people of Havana are very
much exercised over the mission of A. Boyd
Henderson to this island. The Diario de la
Marina, commenting upon the editorials Of the
HERALD occasioned by the arrest of its cor
respondent, endeavors to make the matter
appear as
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-09-07
Gard to Planters.
--.O.-

would most respectfully announce to the
citizens Of Pamela county, that am prepared To
repair and sharpen GINS, and put them IN
perfect order Sharpening Is my speciality,
and | nm responsible for oil work undertaken
| refer to Mr., W W, Bailey Mr. John Lowe,
Mr. Martin Jones DR.. sam T. Dunlap Nc. W.
W Miller, Mai. W. VI Walker, Mr. v Potts
DR. \. +. G., Catuther, for evidence Of my
skin ASA workman having done work tol
them.
All orders left at Mr., Martin Jones, three
miles south Of sardis, or to his care, will b,
promptly attended to
nl0m3 JOHN DAMON, (col),
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Cotton Gins and Steam Engines
Repaired.

The %oitifens OF Pamela and adjoining ooun
ties are hereby notified that am prepared to
sharpen Gins, repair Brushes, and repair steam
engines and mills. Special attention given
to repairing boilers. All work attd TO
give satisfaction.
Ms shop is at Caldwell h Stitt's planning
mill, Sardis, Miss. Refers 10 Col, j.. Dick
ems, Orders left with Hightower 4 Budcr,
Sardis, will be promptly attended to,
a2l.lm d. W. HOOKS.
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Memphis, Tennessee,
THIS ACADEMY, for the education o%fynung
ladies is under the supcrintcudencc ofthe Sis
iers OF pomonio, The course of instruction
includes useful aud ornamental branches OF
education. Special attention given to moral
and polite department, The school year
commences on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEP.
TEMPER, and closes ebcu, the last of June
Terms per session, payable half in advance
SIS, $50, $50, and Sl00, according to the Nc,
or class Of the papils. For further iutorma,
ton apply 70 or address the
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
augS-Sm st. Agnes Academy.
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Alabama has . paper devoted to
the spread OF Christianity and the
defeat Of athat did git.taker.'
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let amusemen's fill up the chiuks
Of your existence, not the great
spaces thereof. Let your pleasure
be taken as Daniel took his prayers
with his windows open pleasures
which need not cause a single blush
on an ingenious check. Parker.
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Delinquent LandS..-pan0la County.


The following described lands in the county
bf ptholt, State Of Mississippi, delinquent for
non-paymcnt Of laHes from the ycnr 1889 to
1870, inclusive, will be subject to redemption
by the owner for the period Of twelve months
from The date thereof after which time they
viii be subject o purchase and entry OF any
person upon the payment Of amount tor which
said lands are delinquent and nll costs to the
State, With damagca onl 'lhsequcnt taxes ne
ciued. "Act Of Legislature to quiet tax
titles aud increase the revenue Of the State,
approved April D. 1872,
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Mrs. Wilder, a Kansas woman, has
found out how cartridges are made,
by trying to drive n into her bed
stead, but she thinks she could eat
better II she had a rair Of jaws
Boston Post.
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House and Lot for Sale.

An elegant Dwelling House, containing e
rooms and ball, located on corner Of u
Crump and Magnolia streets, together W.
necessary out buildings. The lot coutai'
about n acre and . quarter. The ah''
property will be sold cheap to any wishing
purchase, Apply to
W. H. wELLEI
sardis, July IS, 1872, jy2it
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An admirer Of Alexander Ii
stephens thinks if the "straights'
should nominate HIM for the Presi'
dcncy, his letter Of acceptance would
be about forty-one miles long.
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What's that?' said a teacher,
pointing to the letter X, to a littl,
ragged Hschin. "Daddy's name
"No, no, my boy" Yes It's; I've
seen him write it u good many
timcs.n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15
Cripes and Casua,tioe

Charles Lane. wealthy citizen. OF dorchester.
Mass, was shot IN his doorway by an unknown
assassin on Sunday evening, and died yesterday.
Stellman, the foreman of the building in LOUIS.
sAe winch feli down last Friday. and killed a
family in an adjoining house, was arrested yester.
DAY and held IN default Of $4,000 bail.
>, At Rochester, N. Y, yesterday. Spencer I.
Dowhey an engineer on tho New York Central
isai'road, was indicted for manslaush in hny
ing caused the death of a passenger by collision
-, Nev. j. r. Kennedy. financial agent of the Ohio
Western University Committed snic,,is ~ Tino,,
hati on Sunday, by shooting himself. He had re.
to have effected his mind fNS''
AT Chicago, two sample trunks filled with
Watches SAID to be valued at $40 900, were stolen
l,o,l M the once OF the Hess House betwt en- and 6
O'Clock on Saturday morning The stolen nroner.
y belonged to NJ. N. Strauss travelling agent for
Reichberg Il Co.. OF New York.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15
Masks and Faces

Ladies' who mask their faces and necks with on.
amels endanger their health to no purpose. Tn,
plaster work deceives nobody There is but one
article known which will restore blemished COM
piexion or create external brilliancy and bloom
where they have never heretofore existed and that
article IL HAaAN's MAGNOLIA BALM. 1t Nperforms
this toilet miracle by infusing vitality into the skin
The horal and herbal juices OF which it is composed
gently stimulate the circulation in the minute
blood vessels, and brace the net work of nerves
through which they pass. Thus quickenea and
strenghtened the external covering soou acquires
fresh and healthful hue, and every trace OF sal
lowness disappears. The palest checks derive from
the bsautfy,ng baptism OF this delightful cosmetic
warmer hue, and the arms. hands and neck, a
blonde lastre which the charlatans who profess to
Gus cement, can never hope to initiate.
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General News.

there wa, another frost in New York On
sunday night and two inches of snow fcll at
"ii"sol' IN that State, the same nisht
The London Telegraph publishes Il special
despatch from Berlin, stating that it is believed,
IN o!liclal circles in that city, that the decision
OF the Emperor William ON the question of the
san Juan boundary will be favorable to The
United State.
shoemaker Of Iuz ia the c,alon ol BE rne
Switzerland, named Wrli, was the other day
refused more drink by an nnkeeper because lie
was already Intoxicated aud WIS finally nut out
oi the house, whereupon he sci fire to the inn.
which was burned TO the srou0d
1t is stated that the present trustees Of the
Boston. Hartford and Erie Il. L. have begun
SUIT at Boston against the former trustees. I'm
der the Burdell mortgage, to recover So 500, 900
oi bonds, which, it is alleged, have not been
properly paid over, according TO contract
The Nautical Magazine of Liverpool. an
hOunces an ocean race from LIVERPOOL to Cal
lao. between the white Star steamer Republic
and the Pacific Company's steamer Tocora
me distance is II 900 miles. The Tocora wa
to sail from Liverpool on the 4th inst. and the
Republic on the 9TH '''s'.>' '"o
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Words Of cheer from the oh,o ,,n.
erals.
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN STATE Ex. CON-

LIBERAL REPUBLICAN STATE Ex. Cow
COLUMBUS, o, Oct 10. 1872.
DEAR SIR: Tho smoke Of Tuesdav's hattie
report fully results. Nv" ""'' u
Mehave met an army Of veterans. flushed
tsa. Ma.n years OF victory, and supplied to reple
..on Win all the weapons that a party in now.
g couId furnish. with all the resources Of a
E.eat government at the command. and vel
ID our nrst onset victory crowns omr In mars
\. IL mas been conceded upon all hands that
tne loss to Grant In October of either of tho
enlee great states then voting, would be veto
" !oI Greeley In November.
tnoiana Is ours, and Ohio can he made ours
an0 u only remains now TO gather promntiv y
the fruits Of victory. ff''
AZ On1o ~ has done nObly. Grants majority of
sO.UO @ In 1868 has been cut down to beoearlv
aV,UO orl2, oOO upon the first 0uset we hay.
~ CalIed eight members of Congress out of TWEEN.
yIone-e clear gain Of three from the strong
nolu OF the enemy, and ia spite of the most
OUTRAGEOUS distrcting bill ever passed bv a
Legislature TO gerrymander State.
GIeSiey and brOwn are 10, 900 votes strong
et e. n ohlo today than any man upon our
S State ticket, and hence, IL We do our dutv. the
vember. "'''""" III NO
Ih9t our success on Tuesday Is not a deln-
o"n o,Um, OGt real and substantial, il evident by
comparison con with any vote polied during The
lssSt ten years, and hence we have every req
son 70 move forward with confidence and hone
" Tic maj conflict in November.