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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-22
IPublic-So. l32,l
AN ACT .tor the relief OF presumption settlers

nav NRSN ~ h"N $500 iN
the State Of Nebraska.
That settlers upon the public domain within tho
limits OF the State Of Nebraska. who, prior TO tho
nrst Day OF January, eighteen hundred and seventy.
hnd filed their declaratory statements under tho
presumption laws for tracts once offered at public
sale and afterwards included In the lateral limits Of
any. withdrawal for railroad grants. where such
lands were at date OF filing. az aforesaid. subject TO
through erroneous belief that BY such withdrawal
the lands 30 settled upon and claimed became sub
iect to the designation OF unoncrcd" lands, have
failed 10 make the proof and payment required BY
ment. shall be. and are hereby allowed and author
lied TO make such proof and payment within ono
year from the passage Of this act, upon showing q
full compliance with all other provisions OF the pre-
upon tho even-numbcrcd SECTIONS, and 90 NOT ~
clulc cases declared TO be invalid ~ Tue Soniniis-
sioncr OF the General Land Oaice.
ynIyT RySoLUTI0S 10 enable owners 10 obtain
duplicates OF lost and destroyed registered Dohds
Of the United States.
De u resolved b. the Sssats and nos,s o. Rcpre.eat
aiirs, 81 ii6s dated Stat" Of america q" c0"'Te''
Thst the Secretary OF the Treasury be. and hereby
4. nnthorized and directed, whenever II is proved by
clcaT and satisfactory evidence That any duly reHlS-
tcyed bond OF the United States, bearing Interest, Is.
~. been lost or destroyed. so that the same Is not
held nv any person as his " property, TO Issue o
dnnlicate Of said registered bond. to be so marked,
of M amount, and bearing like interest as the bond
owpcr OF such missing bond shall fie In the treasury
A bond IN a penal sum equal 20 the amount OF said
missing bond, and the interest which would accrue
thereon. until the principal thereof Is due and paya.
OF the United States, TO the approval Of the Score.
tary Of tho Treasury, with condition TO indemnify
and save harmless tho United States from any claim
because OF the said lost or destroyed bond.
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I Z Z z Z

AN EXPECTORANT REMEDY WITH.
OUT AN EQUAL.
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Approved July II. 1870.

tPubllc-Go. 1851
AN ACT 10 declare forfeited to the United States
certain land grants TO the State Of Louisiana 10
aid In constructing q railroad therein,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-22
Tmportaut 10 Females.

When q female Is In trouble or afflicted will
disease, and requires medical or surgical assist
apcc, the inquiry should be, where IL there Q
physician who is fully competent to administer
relief, and whose respectable standing In society
recommends him to the confidence OF the COM
munltys Tho Doctor, understanding how I'M
pcratively necessary these requirements are,
koels called upon to i~nterpOse, and beg the atten'
lion OF the afflicted to tho fact that he has bcep
A Professor OF Obstrstics and Femal Disease
for twenty years, and Is fully qualified to admin
I.tcr In all cases, both incidentally and Surgical
ly, not In q superficial manner, but In as thor.
ouph a manner as years Of study and practicet
roth In hospitals and private fAmilies-cat
make. to save Thorn from the hands OF the I'M
qualified, INSCRIPTIONS and designing. There
fore families can rely upon him as upona father.
All In a~fhIction can find In him ono who viii
sympathize with and bcfrieud Thorn In trouble
one In whose secrecy the utmost confidence car
be placed. Consultation by letter or otherwise,
FREE. See address below,
Ladies', the nature OF whose troubles require
the constant attention Of the Doctor, can BIO f1T
nished with apartments, and skillfal and atten.
tive nurses.
ONCE for the GALE Of DR.. Young's- PRKyENTI
ALIVE PowDKRs, for married ladies. Thest
Powders arc perfectly safe and effective. Price,
$40 per boz. Ono box will last from four to si1
months.
DIR. YouSe's FRkNcH LUNAR, on FIMALi
MONTHLY PILLS, for the removal OF all obstruc.
tons. Price, s. Either kind sent by mail upon
receipt OF price.
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fPublIc-No, 1871,
Approved July Il, 1870.

rPublc-No. 1911
AN ACT to extend the provisions OF the prc-cmp.
lion laws TO the Territory OF Colorado. and for
other purposes.
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fPublie-No. l70.l
lApproycd July II. lsT0.l

AN ACT TO vacatc the Fort Dakota military rrscr
walton In the Territory Of Dakota. and for othcI
purposes.
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ORDINANCE NO. 81.
Passed June, A. D. u, 18TH

AN ORDINANCE 70 Rosulate the use Of
Ftreworks and Firearms In tho Town
OF Gold Hill. ON
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

N. B. On all Take. unpaid on the close OF
business on the 10th Of November, 1871 ten per
.ent 5olinonency will be added, oc2i n
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ORDINANCE NO. 90.
Passed June -, A. D. lsIf.l

AN ORDINANCE to Fix and Collect q
License Tux.
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For full particulars send for Circulars.
Refsreue-. In New York City,

Reference 10 New York City,
AUGUST BELMONT s CO., Bankers; Hon.
CHARLES O'C0N0R, Counsellor at Law;
Hon. ROGER \. PRYOR, Counsellor at Law;
T. A. HOYT. Esq., President Gold Room AN.
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RICHARD LATHERS: HUNT THOMPSON
& CO, Factors; PETTUS 6 CO.. Merchants;
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Reference Ia ssath Carolina.
General WADE HAMPTON. Hon. B. F.
PERRY. Governor VI. L. BoNHAM. General
T R1RTs Gsn. HAS2S ;cH ESa; AHN asasia
JOHN s. PRESTON, Hon. W. d. SIMPSON,
ANDREW SINoNDS, ESQ, Hon: @. a. TREN-
HOLM. Governor j. L. MANNING, Hon. j. Is.
CAMPBELL.
IL Honorable, let your Banker write
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ton, =. g., before Ordering
Tickets.
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General BRADLEY I. JOHNSON, Of Virginia;
Colonel u. II. RUTLEDGE. OF South Carolina;
Hon. ROGER A. PRYOR, New York.
~ The Drawing will positively take place
January 8, 1871.
Inducement TO Clubs.
II Tickets for go; % tickets for 800; 80
tickets for SaO0; 100 tickets for $3'S-Uni,ed
States Currency.
Special rates viii he given for goo or 1000
tickots, IL applied for Immediately.
Rcmittanccs can be made to us, and the tick
cts will be sent BY return mail by
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Tho Neeessity OF a visit Overceme.

The NecessItv OF a visit Overcome.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing In any part Of the State,
however distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cascs, and who think proper
to submit q written statement OF such In prefer.
encc TO holding a personal interview. arc assured
that their communications will DO held most
sacred, and the cure guaranteed.
An letters must be addressed to tho CORE
spending physician, thus:
BENZ. +. JOSSELYN, N. D.,
rBox Ta5l 61S Sacramento street,
Between Montgomery and kearny,
def+T0lyis San Francisco. Cal.
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TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO. 81.

AN ORDINANCE TO Provide for the Levy
md Collection Of Taxes in tho Town
Of Gold Hill, passed April -, A.RD-
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TIE IL M g.

For board, nursing and the usc OF the ordinary
appliances OF Surgery exclusive OF Orthopcdic
in-trumcnts) $i2 TO 81 per week, according TO
desirid accommodations. Fee per visit, S.
each, or accordidg to special agreement.
For Surgical operations, the ordinary rates
usually charged by the profession, or according
to agreement. =,
The rooms are handsomely furnished, nnd oil
the arrangements arc adapted to convenience
and comfort.
For further particulars address office Of the
Homeopathic Medical and Surgical Institute,
No. 2aJ Post street.
Applications for admission may DO made to
any OF the undersigned.
F. KILLER ". D., 226 Post street.
E. j. FRASER, 81. D., 1Gs Stockton street
J. ESTEN, NJ. D., 30i Third street.
J.. 2. DINSMORE. II. D., Il O'Farrcll 1t,
W. n. GRISWOLO. NJ. D., G52 Market IT,
A. A. THESE. N. D., 40 Suffer street.
s. PORTER. NJ. D., Oakland.
T. c. COXllEAD, Oakland.
j. s. SHEPARD. NJ. D., Pctslama.
j. X. CLARK, NJ. d.. Sacramento.
San Francisco, January o, 1879. ja9u
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THE SURGICAL Department
Il under tho direct Management OF DRS. F.
KILLER and L. j.. FRASER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-22

FIRsr GIrr-ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Charleston, y. c.; cost TO build, $780,
0OO, having an annual rental OF about
$9O,WO, from open House, stores and
halls; the building being about go
feet by 81 feet. and situated corner OF
King and Market strcots. in the centre
cot the city. and well known to be the
lncst building and most valuable
property In Charleston. valued at ....$9oO,0W
SHcoSp GrYr-Cash 49,, 49,. ....... 100000
Tutnp 5000
FouUru GIrr-Cash ............ ..... 10000
FIrru CIR Cash ...,,. ...... 5000
- Gift.-Cash-each 81. 0O.......... 25,0U
- Gifts-Cash-each $JO0............ la,NO
$50 Gifts-Cash-cach 800 ........... 300
200 other G~ils-amounlin& to S1OO,Wo
1906 Gits-amoupting 100000
100000 season Tickets Of Admission mt
IS Each.
ALL ORDERS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
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10000 season Tickets OF Admission nj
IS Zach.
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1905 Gins-amoupting .$5oo.oO
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LAWS OF THE UNITHD STATES.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-18

The verdict of the coroner's inquest
,ver the man Curtis, killed by bi. son in
yIadi.on cosnty, iasr week, .scquiiteathe
boy of all blame. The Kentucky Kegs
t., saws: THAT Curtis was worth sgE e
forty thousand dollar. and has been n
he habit Of late Of getting drunk AVID
heating his wife and d,ughter. On
Tuesday niiht last he gave them an IN
mcrciful whipping and 'ih .~'e "
treated them and the y0nng son To
It'd his father that il he ,epeatei 1t :
would kill him. On the ewing MOI
i Q the 'ather began his bru ~ ~ L,
wIe,sth sou went up Eta and got .
nj. oil and Told his father he must desist'
Curtis the older at nee started toward
his son with a knife, when the latter
fred, inaicting slight Gesh wound
The father turned and fed. The sou
persued firing as he followed. The third
or fourth shot took effect in the "'ck
when the father fell, when, it is said, the
son still advanced and ,hot the father
once or twice after he was down. Death
ensued IN a Few minutes when the young
man Ted aud has not been seen since.
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49, wed,ii party cwel' county
q 1865. a number of intoxicated young
On, for the rip,se Of fun, formed into
for a drill u der th lead u Cal tai
Ham Tovn,cnd. All fell into< line
g . ptM. ". b. To'Acr., who WIS
taking to q I'D and had no desire to
mi re.c :, thr frolic. Town'end or
dere,l him to fall into line, with threats
TO blow out his brains il he refused
Holder was tirm 10 his refusal and, alter
giving the order aga n, TuSn.endqmcNiy
-tepps d to Holder and fred a pistol at
ms head. the hall penetra'ius blain,
The murderer was arrested, and the trial
has teen COZ 'uled from term term I'M
IL last i hen tie murdeier was
convicted of manslaughter, and sentenced
ten wears in the pel'itentiaIy. Ihe
NV claim ed that il was compelled by
he instructions Of Judge Elliot TO return
verde, Of msnslaurhter, aud that 9th
.rwise il would have returned one foT
murder. .
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Certainly. anil win plreure, Ara man
s'ouh slway- give a ca~cn for tho hrpe
within him.
We have acciorcl both publicly and
psiva.. ~. that il was our'frm belief Mr..
Greeley wouli he elected. In thu do
clnration We were always quito sincere.
To say this is I'll "gne's work. Is to
confess great Ignorance upon the part Of
thee who have pretended to watch the
past clc ion.. II we take the following
alculaiions upon the vote for P,ciien'
at the lat election, we arrive somewhat
ut the fair estimate of what Is coming
next month, hut then, We must not TO-
get since that election, important politi'
cal changes have b'cu made aud arc still
going on, in the interest Of Reform. The
llicJ armies Of the Democrats and lat-
rals. will materially change the figure
on he Scynorc vote, 10 our favor. TIL
Glowing tabular statement is mad
ON f,ets and figures. rot frum f,nc' q
fciudice. Some ime since We made 4
omewhat similar statement, but in til
pht Of recent fct, care now enable
present different and letter table.
Tn .shortest. easiest. and most satisfa'
nv way Of calculating the chnnce' o
each party in the pending Presidential
-,ava.., i. to rresent a Ii; Of the State
vi h the electoral vote If each, sud u
! hly ffOtaIle vote Pf each, Follow
" this plaS, we give ~
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90 into contest undcrn Democratic LEADER
Ike Mr.. Hendricks or Judge Church
rather thau jrm the folec- with the Lib
crab with such candidate NJ Mr.. Gree.
lev. But after Mr.. Greeley had been
fairly nominated ut baltimore, We owed
the p,riy the same allegiance n IL he
hnd needed our n,lvrce; AMI every guod
Democrat will he a. true 30 him 20 thu
end uf the canvass NJ oil Democrats would
have been 10 Mr.. Hendricks or any Other
fried Democratic leader. The Liberal
Republicans have acted toward ~, since
the Baltimore Convention, with sincerity
and honor; and II a mitaken estimate wa.
made Ut their strength, the error wa
equally shared between them and the
Democratic majority at Baltimore.
From ,he Couricr-Jourual
Mr. Grcclcy will receive the electoral
votes uf the following States: Dclawarc.
3; Maryland, =; Virginia, 4 1; North Car.
olinia, 10; Georgia, II; Alabama, ~;
Mississippi. 5; Louisiana, y; Texas, 8; Ar
kansas. 6; Missouri. Is; Tennessee. u;
Kentucky, "; West vi ginia 3, making
in all l3i. Add ihe,cto New Yok, 80
New Jersey 3, and Indiana, ID. aud we
have lg0-six more than j. necessary fo'
an election. Conn, cticut will as Ger
tainly gu for Greeley rs any Of the State
enumerated, and New Hampshire anc
California can hardly he considered
doubtful. 1t is difficult to see how
Grant can possibly I've reelected.
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Total for Grant......................."I
GRE LEY.
Majority for Tiecley +, ......

One hundred and eighty-fou elector'
atef ere requi'od. To- elect. rrd fiouti
Il will he seen that Mr.. Greeley has itu,
ore than neces ary.
Too afc - many votes ri"en '
Grant in the above s,siemeEt, which al
| gbt.ul as in the staiencnt made
'roclcv. and hence We of.o; ore again
the other.
We ale honest. fis.uas in our opini
hat Greeley Will 5j''5ci,d. The l.
Z; & ds end s'upro,tei, q Grant nic
ga; doubt ald i,ar, AID cur advice
u i, do 10, De pair The Good ii
coming. and is uesr al hard. !,
rr duty lrayeb. Stcp shlAirg aho'
Gleel,y beirg gone up" We ha'
ven Cart renpsyl,ania and Ohio,aI
tier all, he Jacks six votes Of enough Il
TRUE him - III. Wis rable misrul' ri
Washington. Rest assured of one thing
We are fghirp On IL, right side. If We
all this tine, We may RTE the rtxt, hui
ct us he as strangers 10 any such word
us fail.
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Public Speaking.

r. C. Warren, Assistant Democrats
EeetCr, will address the citizens Of Ga :
rard county, at Lauca' ter, tomorrow
Saturday afternoon. and will also speak
at D,,nvile on Monday afternoon ncx
Everybody turn out and hear this young
champion.
Hon. Curtis +. Burnam. Of Mediscn
county, will address the citizens of Ii :
coin euunty, at the court 'hnle in Star
G,rd, on Saturday the 10Th inst. at one
o'clock, p. NJ
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-18

Virgil Loving, colorci, announces
himself for Congress in the hirddrtrict,
MI publi he, the following card in the
3owling Green Democrai; ALLOW me
through your valuable paper to state
hat. numcrou 'cquests are made iorme
70 run a. the Radical candidattfor Cen-
n ~, I announce my,elf As a candidate
gainst the Liberal Democratic nominee,
md solicit thu vote, Of my numerous
freud, on this occasion.
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The Political Dir. nssloIl.

X. c, Warren, Assistant Democratic
Eleetor for this District, and; a. NJ.
swole. Esq, Of Paris, Young lawy en-,
net IN debate At our courihouse on lat
Monday, before large and enthusiastic
audience. The debate was opened in a
spe ch If one hour by he former gentle
man, add be vas iOiiaWed ly Mr. sWope
n a spesch ~ m hour and half The
slscch - Ar. :. was taken up, largely
by reading extracts fem the New foik
Trijane, and which NeTe attributed by
Rim 10 Mr.. Greeley. The l4th and 18Th
Amsndnienis to the Con 1liuthn Sere
fully DISCUSSED ly him; bot thee We
eonsidar dead Issue. The remarks
If NJ. Warren were confiDed 10 Ihs
live issues Of the day; and We are glad
% say be did our cause valiant service.
Mr.. Spopo s Young man Of ia'r ielenii
AID asi1e from bis execrahle politics,
clever and oliie gentleman.
Tar LoaiaviilA Exposition ciosed lesi
catutahy'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-18

: THE State Liberal Republican Execu
i've Committee held meeting in Gov
irgton on Thur dry night, and resolved
% hold meeting in conjunction with the
Democratic Executive Committee OF the
State, fof the purpose of preparing an
address to the people and to take such
other measures as are deemed necessary
for vigorous prosecution Of the cam
paign.
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THE Fatally OF POLITICAL
EVIL.

Among the many arguments winch
have been advanced against the doctrine
of universal salvation. the most ingenious
we have heard was, that though ever
lasting punishment and infinite mercy
might seem inconsistent, yet it wa the
providence of God, that an offender
Qua tic sent tn a place, in which hi
punishment should consist of natural
necessity to commit another crime, with
OF course core polling punishment;
and each crime thus begetting another.
and demanding a ed punishment, a
place of torment would be in perpetual
reservation for those who infringed tie
law while the spirit was united to the
flesh. Whether this suggestion is ortho-
d or her;erodox is not the suliec
matter Of inquiry; but tie question
which might demand cur more serious
consideration is, whether the history OF
leyiJ .five vi Political cfinie conn lite
by the Republican party by it. factotnms,
tie Executive and Congress, since De
cember. 1860, will warrant any other
generalization than that which Is stril :
ipply analogous to III doctrine of fatality
Of evil In aiiifn,aiioa of the nrnl..-.-.-
lion il may he relisd anon with plnusa.
h;,;.v Il NOTHING more that GRE iniouitv
has been followed hy- another which IN
IL. turn became the uarert Of hid
each of5wLioh "a is order Of uccession
embraced greater moral md po.i.n
turnitude IN IN that which preceded il,
We re,d in the New Te.tamert thu,
abraham begat Isaac and Isaac bepnf
.I.~,s and jacob bssat Joseph and hi
brethren and 70 on I'D h,faitam. Even
So did the 18th Amendment bcpet the
Civil RIGHTS bill. and that the Erst Re
construction ac,s, and they the 18th
Amendment. and that aro,her batch Of
r construction acts, and they the 18th
Amendment, and that the Kuklux L.w.
and all incubotine together hatcbed ont
the series of Epiorcemen, laws, Bayoner
R;Ila Election Bills # ia omne oea.,.
What shall be brought forth in the event
of Grant, reelection we may DOT posi-
5 sively saw. but We will confess to agreea.
q sosprise If he should decline 10 o.
y1,.,> a dictatorship, the prerogatiyos OF
wh,c A. nov exercise. in ftet No be,.
Tor r,,a,',,. need. h, given for the opipio,..
tba, Ne Mn assume the power Of dicta.
tor tha, thst such action would accord
with the history a. the mast, and that
Tho mast moulds The future YET If other
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-18

The trial Of the parties accused OF
cid murder ut aris, was concluded by
.onmitting Z hcmas Dillon and james
oautt to jai' without bail. Clay Rich
,rdan was luil,d in the sum Of 5000.
The other parties were discharged. The
evidence developed the raid on Week
house fo' The ru'pos~ Of taking him
out a d ducking hin, and that Dillon
md Oaat did the shouting that resulted
n the killing Of Wrcl's child. 1t seems
retty clear 'hat nflor aid Ofiutt arr
God for a long term in the peniteutiary
o, p.ote .olemr and severe fate
The law should beexecuted to the letter
or the outrage WE horrible shocking
,na one. -I1ripqfoa Sntes an.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-18

We ask every Democrat anal Liberal
Republican in this district, espe cially in
this county, to constitute hims, II a pri-
waite speaker, and to make one speech to
each neighbor he may meet between nov
sud the November election. in favor of
the election of NJ. j. Durham to Con-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-18

SENATOR ScHURz, in a speech at St.
Charles, Missouri. Tuesday, repeated hi
steadfa,t belief in the ultimate triumph
Of Liberal principle, and urged his hear
ers to renewed excriions in the Noyen Der
elections, believing that success was still
prolwbe,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-18

PENNSYLVANIA elected Hnrtranlt, Re
publican, to the office 81 Governor by
an rnexTccied me-, iii, -polfbly 49,
600. The Congressional delegation en-
hrrces eighteen Republican and nj c
Democrats.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-18

TnE Liberal State Committee Of Alis-
souri has isued gn address Ia the Liber-
as of the State in which the recent elee-
tions are reviewed and much hope for
lie faiure expressed.