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The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-23

1t 10 understood, says the Republican,
Washington special Of the 18th, that o
portion Of the sdninistration CON mittee
there had q conference with the Presi-
dent in which tssy asked him to issue .
proclamation warning the voters Of the
Southern states from creating any dis.
turbance on election day. The COM
mittss urged the Importance Of the absve
scheme, but the President informed them
that it was inexpedient and unnecessary.
The alleged gross Ka .klux ou,rages we're
then recited, but the President still re.
fused, knowing by the advice Of counsel
that it was outside Of his prerogative.
The President, however, stated that if
any trouble took place 10 the South, he
would ask 10 his message to Congress
that q searching investigation should be
made. The committee have arranged to
have even this bit Of information pub
lished and sent broadcast over the North,
but not allowing it to be sent South,
hoping to keep the voters there in ieuo.
rance and to profit BY the dropping sys.
tenn when they are defeated fairly.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-23
An Independent Move neni.

ho sSSNRNbSNOs ShVVC@Cots
A few gentlemen met as the cour
house in this place last Saturday to can
vass the prospect Of an indepeud den
county ticket II Gas composed OF Re
pubIicans aud . few Democrats whs sr,
opposed to the ticket nominated at th.
primary election. 1t did not consist of 4,
number large enough to act finally 70,
the Republican party, and claimed to b
only . preliminary meeting, expecting to
ssnsuumats their plans At 80 early day,
probably ncz. Saturday. Only two can.
didates we're brought out, Rev. j. B.
Allen for Represe ntstive and G w.
Mobr for Treasurer. Mr.. Z. G. Sitton.
who has for some time been out as ap
Independent candidate for public admin.
istrator, having filled the Office, for the
past four years, to the satisfaction of
everybody wc believe, will probably Be
placed on the ticket for that position :;
snd We may not miss i. very far when We
say that G. ". Co bert, Esq, will be
their nominee for prosecuting attorney
Further than this We are not able to
prophesy. The friends of the movement
certainly have no hope Of success, bu,
are looking to a perpetua,ion of their
organization, pesring into the future al,
the slim prospect Of an increased Eastern
immigration, when the railroad shall be
finished and the growing importance of
the county shall invite them hither. We
say that they have no hope for present
succsss, because Of the fac. that the Re
publican vote Of the county does not
exceed six or seven hundred, judging
from past registrations ald elections.
Add to this three hundred disaffecte
Democrats-and We have no idea that the
number will reach TO one half this esti
ma.e-and they will poll, if every man
casts his ballot. about nine hundred votes.
The vote Of the county is estimsted at
three thousand. but the registration will
probably not exceed twenty eight hun.
dred, and there will doubtless be twenty.
Eve hundred Of these that will vote.
This is the brightest picture that the
most sanguine Republican could possibly
paint, which would give a Democratic
majority Of eigh. hundred.
But the Democrats will beat thi. all
hollow, for We have here given the Inds
pendent movement every possible vote
that it will receive, and reduced the Dem =.
ocratic vote to q much greater extent
than We have any idea will be the case.
We think We can safely put The Demo.
cratic majority iu this county at one
thousand. 1t may be q few less, but will
more likely exceed this. However, We
would advise our friends to work, for
spathy may result 10 defeat. little a. We
expect it. Victories are often lost By q
too secure reliance 10 numbers; and then
We want to poll as heavy majority as pos,
sibls to help swell the state majority for
the Woodssn ticket, to say nothing Of
Greeley, and We think il would be the
part Of wisdom for every one of them to
cast their vote for him toe. Only two
weeks mere remain 10 whish to werk,
and our lsbors should bs unceasing. Il
10 not to the strosg alsus that the victory
10 given, but to the active, the brave, the
vigilsnt. Then be aetivs, brave aud Wig.
i!sut, 10 matter how strong 10 numbers
you may believe yourselves.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-23

Apart from his political creed spd sur.
rouudings, Judge Woodson is a. respect.
sble a gentleman q one Hssds to NEE,
any shers-Aosorabls aud upright iu
business aud socisl life, aud lawyer OF
more than usual ability He is far above
the ordinary average of candidates run
BY that party. and Aif neminstiop is q
soapliaspt to the ssusssi superiority oi
the opposition. .-HeAuibAl Courier.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-23
Administrators A Notice.

NJ OTICE is hereby given that letters of ad-
/ ministration were granted to the under
signed on the estate Of Henry Quiglev, decd,
by the Clerk Of the Probate Court of Lincoln
county, Mo-, on the 10th day Of July, 1872.
Persons having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit them to the admins rstor
within one year from the date Of said letters, or
they may be precluded from any benefit Of said
estate; and IT not exhibi'el within two years
from the date Of said letters they will be forever
barred. ljul3l] DAVID T. WADDY. Adm'r
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-23
Administrators NOtIce.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of admin.
~ istrati1n were granted to the undersign n ed
on the estate Of Thomas +. Foley, deceased,
by the Clerk Of the Probate Court Of Lincoln
county, Mo, on the. day of Sept'r, 1872.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to the Administrator
for allowance within one year from the date Of
said letters, or they may be precludsd from any
benefit Of said estate, and If not exhibited within
two years from the date Of said letters they viii
be forever barred.
sepls ANDREW B. FOLEY, Admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-23

In the state elections in 1868 the Rad.
icals carried West Virginia, Georgia,
Ohio, Pennsylvania. and Indiana, yet
nine States voted for Seymour. Nou,
the Democrats and Liberals have carried
West Virginia, Georgia and Indiana.
Three out Of FIVE is doing we'll.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-23
Executors Notice.

AOTICE Is hereby given that letters tss-
~ tsmeutsry were granted to the undersigned
bv the Clerk Of the Probate Court Of Lincoln
county. Mo-, on the estate Of Mary F. Vertrees,
deceased, on the goth day of Sept, 1872.
All FER ons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them for allovspos to tbs
executor within one year from the date of
said letters, or they may be precluded from any
beneht Of said estate, and IL not exhibited within
two years from the date Of said letters they will
oos BENEDICT cRuxp E,.r
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-23

AT LaGnuge, Mo-, there are very ex-
tensive iron works just erected. The
steel and iron rolling mill is 23S feet by
go feet; and the pudding mill 200 by
70 feet. All the work Is of the very
best character, and it lie intended to man
ufacture the very best class Of rails.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-23

DO you think Jonah cried when be
was In the 6sh's bslly?" was the question
put to au oily seaman BY sleek qusrist.
don't know" replied Jack, "but should
think not, as there vas plenty Of blubber
without his'n
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-23

One BY enc the gallant soldiers Of the
war Of 1912 are going to their long rest.
Mr.. John Welch one Of our coed old
citizens died at his residence in this
county on the 18th inst sged about SO
years. -Salisburg Press.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-23

The tobacco crop Of Missouri will b
nearly double what it was the past year
It is estimated that the crop, if all
secured, will reach fully $4,000 hogs.
heads.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-23

OF the two presldential electors at
large on the Grant ticket in New York,
it is said that one was formerly a slave
aBd the other was at one time in the
slave trade.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-23

O'Conor says he Is physically unable
to decline the BoarsoD nousinstisn more
tssg ess. o. Ave times . week.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-23

Two undsrtatsr .sstisg the other
day. enc OF them rsnsrksd On the sast
increase of asstsaity We'll" replied
the OTHER. "yoa'sr luckisr thap |, for
have not buried 'liviAg sesl tAsAa tAres
weeks"
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-23

Gee. Jubal Early, the msst inAusu
tel Bourbon Depssrst in Virginia, has
6ssily declared fss Greeley, on the
ground that, to preserve neutrality 10
such . crisis would bs giving old sud
comfort to tie wors> enemy Of bic native
stste, and that any sliisscs. concert o.
cooperation with the Radical party siil
iasvitsbly hriuy condensation. Sen
sibis Jubal E.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-23

5oAssos cep~ty Aaa r.gisss'si Assy
tvS hus6ssS ss4ssv.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-23

Gss. W. S. Rosscrants is for Greeley
AID BrowR.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-23

The For. Scott Mentor publishes ,
list Of three hundred and thirty Rspub
!icans Of Bourbon county, who now sup
port Greeley and Brown. The news viii
Be carried to Hiram about the 9th o.
November r-Paola (Kaa.l Dsmocrat.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-23

WHAT GRANTEES THiNK OF rHEIH
CoLoRED FnIENDs. Radical dsrksy
attempted to instruct his white political
frissds in Nee York hos to vote. The
New Yor& Herald. . Grant psser, didn'i
like thiA, and here is what 1t has 10
say about it. Let the colored vetsrs
resd il. ssd see 10 vhet estiSation
they are held BY the party that is trying
to elect Grant,,
"Althoueh having given the negroes
their freedom We are not quite prepared
yet to swallow their dicta.ion as to boV
We are to cast our ballots. We have .
respect for the colored people 10 their
place, and that place Is sssuredly not rs
the equals, intellectually, Of the whites.
They cannot turn their leading strings
into orstorical Whips for ourselves just
yet. Huyti. which they have had to
themselves, is about in the anarchial con.
dihon Of things which their assumption
Of leadership would mean and although
the bare idea Of this is absurd, We object
to it even ia homo opsthlc doses"
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-23

Tho average slalsry Of eighteen Bap-
tist preachers in North Carolins is triae
over one hundred and twenty i've dollars
. year.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-23

their political foes, and silently subni,
to the election of ticket placed on this
platform Of their own making, General
Grant sees fit to stoop from position too
diRnifsd for such language. too lofty fov
such conduct, and characterize the move
meat 40 one "istsndsd to carry . portion
Of the Republican party over to the De.
mocracy and thus give them control. "
Then followed his command to tbe sfics
holdsrs: II hope you will see your wsy
clear to support the regular ticket" !"
The regular ticket is the ticket Of eternal
disfranshissnsut, aud General Grant has
connsctsd himself for al time to come
with ito burning infamy. He cannot
dignity It with the title Sf regular" nor
can be cast dishonor on the cause of truth
and justice BY reference to the fact that
truth and justice are being supported bv
the Democracy. Nor 10 il enough to
point to Tennessee, where The land 81
jackson was rescued BY Ssuter and bis
Liberal friends from the hands Of p,.,v
plundessrs, who in the acur,ed n,me ~
party, we'll nigh ruined The state and
brought reproach upon ,hs vsr, nam.
os Republican governments. Nor vet
enough to point 20 Walkers triuupb in
Virgins, which merely drsve from ~.
sacred somes OF Washington, jeffsrsop
Madisoo .ad Marshall . host Of dishoess.
hsrpis: who polluted tie soil aeon eAieh
the, hs's 'istsA 10 g,ins.
1t 10 high time that Ne .sims.;.i.s as
the past shessd be forgotten, sna that
pa'tiss ssould W organised FOR the Dro.
~ostos of principss, A party vithsst
psne'pfs is "a sessdiag krsss. ssJ vb.,.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYA
10y LATImkh a CLkARr,


RY LATImkh q OLkARr,
Southwest eornsr Pennsylv sna syenue and llth st.
star Once Building.
Ist
s s6hksFTHHcss1 s SITS AyESTE: N3Rra FAS55
sTosT
TWO STORY FRAME bWELLISG. FB6NT,
= shSosD Hsb 4hI fkEFs sFE1I4
GFs 3 yiItus q deed Of trust bearing date
- iber No. e7s folio "a, ct seq, one Of the land
Columbia b. 81 tn party ~ ,IiSf q
4 fpaSYo ssoig S in Of
piece or psrcsi o. ground situate sud being in the
lot numbt red one, j in W. G. JoGa.oa's subaiTi
son OF square numbered six hundred aud twenty
once OF said city in subdyision BSSs IN
TO. 1, fo1o ~, together with the improvements
m slso lot numbers six, o. Ia Joseph Eissas
;nbdlyinon ot square south % square numbered five
IN M, ssd Si1S Two oa as The same il re-
division Book IN k No. l, folio I72, togetEer
With the i'm provements thereon.
The sale will commence with the property first
"eCVe described, and be confined until the amount
OF sales pays the debtsGu under the trust and
This property will he sold separately or as
NUOte, ~ may De At the limo of sal 10
be 70 Ihe best advantage
Terms of sale: One third cash (of which eco must
he paid al time of sale and the balance in enc AMI
two years, with per cent. interest from the day
Of sale, and secured to the isarIon OF the trustee
on the premises sold "oT all cash, At option OF pur
chaser" Convey snciIg and recording at bur
chsser's cOst Ii the terms Of sale are not com
pl.d with within six days after day Of sale, the
trustee reserves the right to sell alter one weeS
public notice at he risk and of defaultne pur-
chaser. WIN. r. HOFFMAN, Trustee
oc2S dSds LATIMEh & CLEARLY, Aucts
~ BY CONSENT OF PARTIES INTEREST
ed, the above sale is hereby postpOn ed until MON
DAY, Decor ber I'd, 1917, same hour and place
WIN. r. HOFFMAN, Trustee
LATlMER CLEAhY Aucts
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RAILROADS.
RhTINORE AND OHIeE-
~ RAILROAD. -

- y
Id RAILROAD. &SSS
Warrington, Novenh4rs lUa
nnphs hetveen WARRINGTON AND RsIr
~ $40 NAsHlSGI0N AND THE MIST
r,, F"A BAL IMoRE
a.. "a :. except sunday. 1t rs, as sNo A
ron ALL WAY sTATIoss
LesTe daily; except Sundsy, AZ SIS IS ana sen
f~ principal Way stations. Blsseu.hr,, p.l,.
VIE. Lsur, Annapolis junction ard RaIs, 49,.
a. BIS. ~ and SEQ .. N d, ana 90, no sna a
2. n. Wv INV -
F0S ANNAPOLIS
Leave att IS m; and Il0 .. IN No trains 4, O,
from Annapolis O. sunday ~
ON SUNDAY
FOh BALTIMORE
Leave sf see = m and S10, 8 70 sEd7 IS 2 N
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave 81 500 m. an 3 ~ m
tOh ALL PARrS OF TIE WESr
LrsNe oslly EXCEPT saturday snr sunday, at sic
si,d { Is q IA. and SIS and son p m
y saturday - IS sud 8 IS =. m snd son n. m.
VI Suudsy At rs snd S-te y. m. My, runeCtins
hSiaF = az n with tTztns fri Baltimnre &C
eeIins, PaTkersburg Pittsburg, a..
foI StF ssourg. and % MS between Relay Hou-e
sra strasbHrs, leave At SIS ~ cann.ctins 81
"a II use ith strssbuTg and Winchester
conW'dAiiOn tram
Through tickets to the West can be- had 81 the
day " '
For New York. PhIsieIphia and B. stou see al.
Nerti-eneut OF d" Through Line"
Illus ShAhP. Assf master Trans-lrtaffan
~. COLE, General Ticket agent
Nf' :. hptNII, Ger I 4 g. "A A. ington. sells
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pY GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctioHesrs,
u No. lOOl, northwest corner 10th and d SITS

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE QUARRY
LAMPS mp n WTEeEAIRRTG3 sT9SE Is THE
ESEhEHsIA hSf HfRfHFSSssTF TIE
NR FL rS sFHf "
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AUCTION ROOMS,
NORTHWEST CORNER OF ID AND TENTH
STREETS, WASHINGTON CITY.
Court ef The District Of Columbia, in eaaty cause
the AneSn RSSIo aOGtER
h nns h 5S .yy Of q
Der, A ID. 1872, at3 O'Clock m, all those quarry
the line of the Oh sapeske and Ohio Canal. about
Two miles above Georeetowp IN the District Of CO.
$50 perches in length, and containing 81 acres
And also, at the ssme time and place, and in con-
nection thereNith, will sell all the unquarried
stone, with the perpetual right TO quarry the same
Compsny condemnation, lying immed "A ely West
Of and sdJoinirg the above, together with certain
said canal for pur poses OF transportation more
full and particular description of ali which will ap-
rear 10y reference to the proceedings III above en-
We call the attention of capitalists aud Others to
ty Of Blue Stone sad which near NAVIGATION Ca y
OF transportation 10 the market.
! be ST. he foundations of the United Sta-e. Cant
tol, Washir Eton M0L umeDt, anG Other public buii
scrO.s he Potomac river; AIS D., Oak Hi.l c nstery
Chapel, and other churches are built Of ths stOn
from these guarrIes.
A plat OF the qusTTies can be seen at Green vii
Hams auction rooms, corner of 10Th amt ID street,
Northwest, where any Information can be obtained
Any person can examine the QuaTries by taking
the csEAl road the new ROAD leading George
town to the Chain bridge.
Terms of sale: ons-sixth cash. and the balance in
thirty equal mOD hiy nsts with interest At the
rate Of ten per centUm Ier snnum from Gay of sale
with security to the satisfaction Of the Rscsivers
and leln retained On the property sold the our
chase money can be paid in cash upon hJrter
time than "a aforesaid, at same rate # Interest
deposit OF S3c i'll he required If the purchaser at
time of sale. II e0nyeyaDCiGg and STAMPS e1st
OF purchaser. Plsts Of the property viii be ex
hibit,d st the time Of sale
WIN. j. MILLEB.
po20 dads GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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Ull GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucrioneers
- No. 1901, NJ rthwest corner 10th and u street

TBSSTEEs' SALE oF A THREEsTuRY
HOUSE. No. 1879, EAST SIDE OF COLUH
BlA STIR ct, between and q, and 9. h and 10th
streets northwest, a. auction.
- BY virtue VI deed of trust to the under
EH signed, bearing date on the second lay of &c
ktober, ISL, and duly recorded in liber CO.,
tOo 3D. et SEQ lone of the land records ia aud for
ashineton county District of Columbia, aud AZ
the write, request Of the party holding the due
aud unpaid note secured thereby, together wi the
request OF the parties holding the which the
annual interest is que and unpaid, ill sell at
public auction, on MOsDAY, the second day of
December, A. II. lS72, at 4 O'Clock p m, on the
premises. lot numbered enc hundred and fly two
tl5zt in David Morrison and others subdivision
OF part OF square 800, in the city OF Washington D.
o. ssid lot fronting rnen tl6l fest the side
OF Turner OF Columbia street, and ruanipg lack %
feet, the depth Of the lot TO alley. according to
plat OF said subdiv duly recorded in lber D.
O., folio g. one of the books at the surveyors office
OF said city, and improved by q new three story
1929, on said Columbia street.
Terms: II over and above $4,000 OF the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash: the said 5000 to be
equally div ided into five notes payable respectively
on the second day # October, 1873 1874, 1873, l27S
and lS7, bearing six cent. interest, payable an
nuay and secured by deed of trust the pre- perty
sold SlOo OF the purchase money to be paid down
immed stey after sale And il the terms of sale are
not July complied with within FIVE days from the
and coet Of detaulting purchaser, by giving three
days notice in the Evening star newspaper, pub
ALBERT FOX,
JOHN ". SIMMS Trustees.
poyfod GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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L WosK ToR UsITkD STATES cuuRr
MOUSE AND POST OFFICE, COLUMBIA,

OFFICE OF SUPERINIHNpENT, October 2sth, lga.
Sealed Proposals will be receiy ed ~ tae oice OF
Superintendent until IL NJ Nov RM al ae. lSlz for
the construction 81 the frst second an third stories
ana chimneys oil new Court house a Post once.
All cutting, beds, asher face; all nodded work
&c, to be cut BY speciiSaiOns aud draw
ibgs numbered Is, Ia IS, Is, ~, Il aud z and fun
details and m dels which will be furnished Il
the contractor ts required.
A standard sample stone, showing the various
grades OF cutting, may be In the once Of the
superNlsins Architect at Washington, ID. o., or in
The stone, cut aud ready TO be set, will be dsliy
red ON the site Of the building, already lewfssd.
1h- 81 tire cutting OF the nrst story will uire to
Of May 1873; thai of the secsnd story, on or before
the nret day Of November, 1873. and the remainder
VIII require 20 lie furnished ssd delivered or
VI el0o per each and every day delay beyond the
tim,s above stie ulsted.
Proposals v ii be made for the entire cutting a.
shown on the drawings and described BY the spsolh-
Payments viii be made monthly, deiuctine 10 per
cent u work executed until the hnal completion Of
All lids must be made on q printed form, which
viii be obtained this offce, and be accompanied By
ne 6an DOT OF ITO tesgoIsS ~ persons is.ths sun q
contract IL srdee him, the bond 70 be approx ed by
the United States district Judge OF CLERK Of the
United states court IN the district In which the bid
The Department reserye 20 the right 20 reject any
or all bids IL it be deemed for the interest Of the
krm IN every respect TO the esuirrments OF ihis
advertisement VII not be considered bad, or treated
Plans, specifications and forms Of proposal can be
procured on application TO tins offics.
Proposals must be enclosed IN . sealed envelope
enoo,sd "Prop0sals Tor the Cutting OF Grasiss
noyT at q. T. BEkG, superintendent.
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fIHRotGB LINE BE
Il TWEEN WASHINGTON s.sEss..
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WASHINGTON. Novembers lSa
Trains between W washington ana NV vhaE
a IN - a. lows: I'm
RON MN fORk. tri'houa s1aHgs AZ o1rs
S.s0p RI. - Nv su~
FOB PHILADEI PHIA
beAve daily except Sunday al 8 % a M I ~ ana
Sd m. y " AS
on SUNDAY
Pima At 3 ~ 7. m - ~ "''
only. wv y M ~ ~"
Through tickets TO Phlsde Iphia, New York ana
of the day.
For Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement
ns POLLS and tn, West
THIS. r. SHARP, Asst Master TRANSFORMATION
l.. M. CtLE, Gepersl Ticket Agent
GEO. d. KOONfZ, Agent Washjnr-.n ial4
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~ ankee steam saw.mills are making see
tlons OF logs and natives in Jamaica.
The oxen seem proof against the "epizoo-
TIC, but they are liable to "Bright's" disease.
~ In writing for the press, be niggardly of
words but spendthrift of paper.
@GCOTgis boys have become 40 experienced
IN the Use OF sings that they can kill rlodles in
Iadies arms As they go along the street.
"The Indianapolis policeman have opened
the fashionable season there with a series OF
grand balls.
~The Baptists who have been in conyen-
ton AZ Cincinnati have resolved to substitute
"Blble school for Sunday school,"
~Lads in northern New England have begun
the season able practice OF breaking their arms
while sliding on ice.
~Garabadi has been chosen president of
society for the prevention Of cruelty to animals
in France.
ga San Francisco dressmaker who made a
dress too small was sued by her patron and IN sde
10 pay $40, the price of the dress.
@The colOred men of Louisville have formed
printing company. and will shortly begin the
publication OF spaPsr TO be called The Planet.
~JOhn Strong, OF Worcester, Pa, WAS
hanged the other dsv, and smoked his cigar TO
The foot CT the gsllows. After he had finished
The sheriff sold the "stub" Tor SIS.
"A Jealous ghost is making trouble for a
Marie woman and her second husband. The
phantom Is thought to be the shade Of her nrst
victim.
~Twentv- nine divorces were granted in ST
Louis on Friday last, nine by Judge Ewing
eleven by Judge Lindley, and nine by Judge
Jones.