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The Placer herald., 1872-12-28
GBEELRY's last resting place in Greenwood

GBEELEY's last resting place in Greenwood
cemetery contains the following remains of
the family in the vault: Mary j. Greeley +.
May 8, 1877, aged six months and seven
days; Arthur T. Greeley, July l3, 1S40 +,
aged FIVE years, three months and twenty =
one days: Ralph w. Greeley, February 2S i,
1857, aged six years and twelve days; Mary
Y. G. Greeley. October 80, 1872, aged fifty
eight years and six months.
The Placer herald., 1872-12-28

The Argus admits INTO Its columns false
and fulsome eulogy on te rotten, gangrened
0. p. Morton, the most villianous and de-
bauched creaturda among the motley thief crew
that surrounds Grant. True, the Argus sto'e
It from some other paper, ,as no credit is given,
which was kindness to the originator. 1t
was as foul an act as stealing sinking
cheese.
The Placer herald., 1872-12-28

The New JUDGE. Hunt, the new
Supreme Justice just appointed by President
Grant to succeed Nelson, resigned, is from
New York. He has been Democrat anti
renter, barn burner, Buffalo platform free
soilcr and is now Grant Republican. With
all these changes, politically, he is said to be
Al able lawyer.
The Placer herald., 1872-12-28

New MUslo.-We have just received
from N. Gray. music publisher, No. 623
and 625, Clay street. San Francisco, the
Punchinello polka, arranged for the piano by
Carl Hess; also the ballad &C. No, no,
never eau forget" the answer to the compo-
ser's popular song "The day when you'll
forget me" words by Pascal Looms, music
by j. X. Thomas.
The Placer herald., 1872-12-28

j. F. LlNTH1cUM has bought the interest
of 7. L. Thompson in the Daily lndepend-
cM and Solano Democrat. Linthicum e
bead 10 always rigi t. and be is ono Of the
hist editors cn tht ocast.
The Placer herald., 1872-12-28

NsxsPAPEa CHANGE.-G. G. Berry has
bought the Elko Independent. Berry will
mako it . good paper again. as it formerly
,vm when he owned it.
The Placer herald., 1872-12-28

KMo KANEHAxEHA V, reinging monarch
of the Ssadwieh Ialands, died suddenly with
out hasag 4. snsor, some two weeks
nnO.~
The Placer herald., 1872-12-28
Written for the HERALD.

TEE CoDks.--An entire new system of law
goes into effect in this State at IL o'clock
sharp, on the 1st day Of January, 1873
New Years Day., and there will be total
eclipse at that hour. A total eclipse of all
former law visible throughout the entire State
Of California. This new system has no name
except the Code. 1t is neither common or civil
law; it is kind Of salma gundi; a mixture
Of everything American, English, French and
Spanish. 1t is Numbered up with useless
definitions Of the most common and well un-
derstood words. These new Codes are foul
IN number; the Civil, Political, Penal and
tho Code of Civil Procedure. They have
not simplified the law but have made it worse.
They are like decision Of Chief justice
Parker.
"Chief Justice Parker,
Made that darker,
Which was dark enough before
There is new Sunday law, and new
law for every day in the week, and nobody
can understand word of it. We predict
that it will work WELL We advise every
body early on the morning of New Years
Day, before they bid their friends " A
Happy New Year" to retain q lawyer.
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Our stock fdob Material is largo and well select
eu unu this department will be under tho charge OF
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st. f.--Sji1Ie advertisements.
lake MITCHELL,
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS.
Ferdinand Street. St. Francisrile, La.
Having lately made additions to my extensive
stock of family and
FANCY g. STAPLE DRY GOODS
SUCH As
| Ladies Dress and Trimming Goods, Gents and
luy's Furnishing Goods, Ladies', Misses ard
Infants Shoes Gents and Boys Dress Boots
and Shoes, By":,a,is Rnsscts. WOODEN
and Cotton Goods English French
and american Prints, Japoneso
French and English Silks and
Cluts. Laces and En-
brolcrcs, Pocket
and Table Cutie
| ry, Pins and
| Needles.
ALSO
| GROCERIES AM, PROVISIONS.
MY stock having 1@cn purchased for cash ana
selling for cash exclusively. | am satisfied tat
can ho.a out great Inducements to the trading pub
lic Mystockc consist i'll part of
| Flour. Sugar Coffee Teas, HAMS Shoulders. lorN
lard, Butter. Cheese, Candles, Coal Oil, Whisky
Brandy. MacEcrcl, l,errings, Cod Fish, Mac
| arony, Vcrmicrla Canned Fish, Can
ned Fruit Potatoes, Onions, Picked
Beef, Gun Powder, Drop Shot,
Crochcry, Weed and Willow
ware, Smoking and chew
! ing Tobacco. Cigars,
Pipes also sport.
| ing Materials
and Goods
/ ALSO
PLANTATION SUPPLIES
| of all descriptions.
r53- All of which win he disposed of at a slight
advance only above their original cost. ASk.nga
Share of patronage irom the public, promise
| satisfaction.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-07-23
DURIFY YOUR BLOOD.

DURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
krOR Scrofula Scrofulous Diseases Of the Eyes, OF
l. ScrOflla i'll any form.
Any disease or;cruption of the Skn disease Of
the Liver Rheumatism Pmplcs Old Sores, Ulcers.
Brokendown Constitutions, Syphilis, OR any dis.
case depending OH dcpravcd condition Of the
blood, try DIR. Crooks syrup Of Poke Root.
1t has the medicinal property of Poke combined
the blood, performing the most rapid and wonder
full cures.
Ask your Druggist for DR.. CROOKS Compound
Syrup of Poke Root-takc it and be healed.
w II. MAGEARL & Il. J. HOGAN,
PRACTICAL PAINTERS,
All Kinds OF
A,NSTas s Gnzjmg p Pane, 1Iangnf Wa s, and
Granng
Also
Glass, Iron and Timber Sign Writing.
Also
Gliding and Bronzing
All work executed with neatness and dispatch
at reasonable rates.
Country orders solicited and attended to with
prOmptness.
Address BOX 81, P.O.
st. Francisvillc, La.
- -
JOHN ROTH.
BOOT AND SHOE rlANUEACTUREK,
Royal Street. st. Francisriue, La.
ChidrcLs
BOOTS AND SHOES
ut short notice. and at prices which ilciies any
( and all competition.
| ~ Especial attention paid 10 the getting up o
+. calf. kid and uiorroce uipcrs. 'ii
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rractca, Engineer and Machia;ss.
HAVING BEEN TOR TIE LAST TWELVE YEARS |
connected with the Machine Establishment OF
James Todd, Cincinnati, q.
Is prepared to taae orders most reasonable terms
tor all kinds Of !
Plantation, Mill & Weed Working Niac'ry |
Consisting in par. Of
Stationary and Portable steam Engines and Boilers.
Iron and wood Frame Circular saw Mills,
withimprov"d connected! head DOCK
Eagle Cotton Gins, 1,s%crsol
Cotton Presses, etc. !
NOYsE's IMPROVED WOoDW0ETll PLANNING
MACHINES,
Portable Corn & Wheat Hl;lIs tboth Iron and
Wood y Complete sets OF Floor Ha!!l
machinery.
Nysc's lmprcvc,t'POrtnblc Ei0rsc,IOwcr,
Noysc,s lsn!Ech Gotten Press, to wers1
by Es;l,iel, steam OF Horse Power.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, sllAFT1NG, Pull
LEYs, SAWS, GAss PIPES, BRASS WORKS,
WOODEN Il COTTON MACHINERY, NOY-
Sc S PATENT COMtRE5S.
Address care of WM CUSHING,
No.6l st. Charles St., cor. Union, New Orleans.
''"' Care Lock Box 10.
T AWl:ENCE Bros,
Successors to Laurence d Hc1ard,
Comm !ssSon Mcrchantsg and Groccrs.
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
.4ua dealers IN
LOUISIANA RICE.
.Tchoupitoulas Street.
Ney Orleans, Louisiana.
4 slNoN's
COSMOPOLITAN News Depot,
STATIONARY, BOOKS &C.
(Formcrly IS Darone ST.
| 40. Exchange 11uey.............".19
Between Eienville and CONT SITS.
Nc,y orleans, La.
| Subscriptions received to all u Publications.
| ry Subscribers will he accountable for the subs
eruption fthey Il" not send back the paper or nO
| tiiy the publishers otherwise.
Fou 10y 4 co..
GROCERIES, TEAS
And all kinds Of Chinese Goods.
Charities 'Street..............9S
Neao Orleans, Louisiana.
| TT. ulAl'.rH'
! COOKING& HEATING STOVES
Ofthc most improved patterns,
tHouse furnishing goods Of evc7y description.
COPPER TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKER,
Steamboat, Steamship and Metallic Roofing work
! executed at short notice
Camp Street.
| And ISIS Tchoupitoulas Street,
Nehy Orleans, La.
All orders attended to promptly.
44gent for Uallaces Combination Poteat Crate.
JOSEPH II. WILSON'S
DRY GOODS ORIUM.
1853. Canal Street. 1913
First Floor:
DRY GOODS, GTNTs FURNISHING GOODS.
SECOND Floor:
LADIES ROOM FOR sHAWls, CLOAKs & WRAPS
Third Floor:
CARPETS, MATS AND RUGS.
! EES7 A visit to the store will repay any persons
| wishing to buy cheap and elegant goods.
M0sio'
For Concerts, Bnlis, Paradcs and Soircs
by THE
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| OF
CHARLES JAEGER,
/ can be Obtained by applyiag at
IL CNst0mhOusc street.
| ENGAGEMENTS made for the Country.
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advertisements.
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. ,.....................J. i. BELpEN.
New Orleans. no"l''''
- & j. BELDEN.
Attorneys Mt Law.
No. 1(j st. Charles Street
Ns,r orleans, La.
G.. G. Fisk
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
All civil business promptly attended to.
OGr at the Court House.
EATON ROUGE, LA.
t. WARREN
Attorney and Counsellor Mt Law
United States Commissioner.
No. 20 Customhousc Street,
Ne,r Orleans, Lonisiann.
Iti.N Il. HOWARD,
LAW OFFICE
nt;...........St. Charles Street. .............H6
Ns,r Orleans, Louisiana.
pronmt attention given to civil business II inc
several court OF the state.
A ?. FIELDS & l;"D'r. Doi.roN'
Attorney and Councillor Mt law,
No. 9 Commercial Place, 2ni Floor,
New Orleans, La.
~ Strict attention to all Civil and Ccinina III
is,rss in the state aud United States tontts.
u. URBAN
Notuy Public ard Uaitcd States Commissioner
Office No. 60 Camp ST., New Orleans.
Commissioner Of the United States Court o.
Claims and Commissioner tor the states.
Testimony and 'rppsiuns taken ut shor. not ice
Passports provided, and Customhohse papers
promptly attended to.
+. W. JONES.
Notary Public.
No, III Caronlelet Street.
Nc.p Orleans La.
w. Ii. SEYMOUR
NOTARY PUBLIC.
And Commission Of Deed for Illinois
Texas, mississippi, and other States.
Passports for Europe procured at Short Notice
"a Exchange Ally.
Neac Orleans. TIP Stoirs)
BELCuER.................... BkArT,
New Orleans TlbOlcaa
RELCliER & BEATFiE.
Attorneys ard COunsciiors u. Law.
Will practice in the Courts of New Orleans an
in those of the third and fourth Judicial District.
| WHITAKER & NIcJsETH.
Attorneys Mt Law.
| Customs and Internal Revenue Solicitors. and Sc
lictUrS OF Patents.
Ii st. Charles Street.............Ncv orleans, IL
| W. r. Whitaker, latc' Col. Int. Rev. list Dist. T.
Jas. +. McBeth. late Genl. Inspector LIST Dist. l.
4 Il. WALLACE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Canal Street.
Neau Orleans Louisiana.
| FEIe. CROOKS WINE OF TAR.
| I a Years of a public test has proved III
| Nv Sr0Ail's Wine Of Tar to have more me
| 1t Than any similar preparation ever otlcyed til
public.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-07-23
| Kidneys Bladder Cs1I

Urinary and Womb diseases, q ens
Dropsy, Stoppasc Of Water, lnso1 .as !,
Bright's Disease. Alb,'mln'lI'a, ~ +
where there are brick-,lust ,lclDsla =. \. y
is thick, cloudy, mixed with sals ss.
white of an egg, or tl!feadS nns .s
is II morbid, dark, billions al'lx tsasa |.
hone dust deposits, and WHEN .ls, ~, y,
burning sc,,satinn whth pass,,a as, N, NJ
in tLc small Of the halck and along IN.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-07-23

HAVING opened a shop. in the building recently
n /. occupied, by John Roth, Canal street iii.
forms the citizens OF West Fclicaa, and surround
ing country, that lie is prepared to execute work.
III the ;',ovC branches, i'll manner unsurp;s sscd
by any shop III the country. aud the very lowest
cash Nr.ccs Tvs IT,
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-07-23

e TERMs-cash On delivery of the job
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TYR. CROOK - VINE TAR.
IN Years of a public test has proved Dir.
NV Sr0Ai1's Wine Gf Tar to have more n,.r-
it than any similar preparation ever oleycd the
public.
1t is rich in the medicinal qualities OF Tar
and uncIualed for diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs, performing the most remarkable cures.
Coughs, Colds, Chonic Coughs 1t eifectually
cures them all.
Asthma and Bronchitis; Has cured so many cases
it has been pronounced q specific for these com.
plants.
For pains in Breast, side or Back, Gravel OF Kid
ncy Disease, Diseases of the Urinary Organs Jaun
dice or any Liver Complaint; 1t has no'Kcltcua
1t is also superior Tonic, Restores the AppIttc
Strengthens the System, Restores tho Weak and
Dcbilitatcd, Causes the food to Digest, Removes
Dyspepsia and Indigestion Prevents Malarions Fc-
vcrs, Gives tone to your System.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-07-23

We would call tho particular attention Of the
Mercantile and Business Community to this Lr,lcl,
will be wanting to i0 f'',>
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-25
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE CT COUNTY TREASURER,
" Carson City. ormsby county. Nevada, Octo-
Der 81. 1872.
Notice is hereby given that the State and
county Fsxes for the fiscal year of 1872 ere now
due ana payable 1t this office; and that the law
i'll regsfd to their collection will he strictly en-
ffced. II. 8. MASON,
Treasurer and ex-Oficio Tax Receiver.
n. BON all taxes unpaid ut the close Of bus
inexs On the 18th day Of November, 1871. there
will be ten per cent. delinquency added.
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TnE SAN JUAN BOUNDARY CUES.
TION SETTLED IN OUR Favor

Emperor william Of Germany to
whom vas referred. by consent Of both
parties, the settlement of the Saa Juan
boundary question. has given MS decision
in favor Of the United States. This
island as our readers are aware lies con-
tiguous to the British Possessions Of the
Pacific. Some years since quite little
speck of war was visible there in conse-
Quence Of the difference as to ownership;
and our forces q handful of Uncle Sans
Regularsl made quite o yalorous show
ing and Captain or Lieutenant Pickett
(since Rebel General and dead, We be
6svs) nals quite . hero Of himself BY
his beazing in pEsssaos q <he b!assted
bnoanen. n q 5.fiI. =.
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Ten Us, Il you q, what the Demo.

Tel rs, Il you a. what the Demo.
Gstie party efto-dsystands upon. 1t dos
not sand upon it, 1sst; for it has been
lssced to rspudiass its record made since
1850. 1t cannct itand upon the record
GIFTS Liberal ssocistes; for, God be
thanked, hey have never been permit
ted to make one. except in % far as their
share Of Republican glories il ccncerned-
and we Of the faithful have ccnfeeated
that! They cannot stand upon the Pres
ent;fo. the Present 90 far as they are
known IN it. holds nothing but the
shrivelled remains of their abandoned
principles and the CT umbing debris of
their exposed and exploded humbugger-
les and false pretenees. It cannot sub
list upon the hopes Of the FI:ure-.or
the Future hovers over Vermont and
Maine and Pennsylvania and Indiana;
aud there is no Democratic comfort in
their signs Of promise.
What then does Horace CIR eeley's cam
didacy.represent? His only show Of tena-
bic ground lies in the dierction Of an inn
perfect application Il the act of Amnesty.
There are some two hundred ssif-chosen
outlaws, amongst whom is jefferson Da-
Wis the land-pirate and Raphael Semmes
the sea-pirate of the Confederacy whose
guilt is so oppressive to themselves, so
ever present and Cumbersome to their
wretched souls that they have not the
heart to ask this government to forgive
their sins Is it for this that Greeley
heads this procession Of political noun
tebanks and bankrupts? Does his sense
of duty in the line of forgiveness reach
out so far as this, that he must needs
run on a quack issue mainly upheld by
the pressing necessities of the hunted
felons of Tammany?
Look, fellow Republicans at the tone
and character of the electoral ticket the
occasion of whose conglomerate making
was the specious and fast dying cry Of
" anything to beat Grant" Does that
political pettifogger aud Jeremy Bidder,
Bob Clarke, represent Reform? Who be-
IL YES in him? Who, with his eyes open,
does not know him to be the most frothy, !
pretentious, insincere, shallow dema- |
gogue Of his happily contracted sphere
of operations? Does Colonel Stone, q |
paroled and amnested rebel soldier, rep
resent the need Of larger magnanimity |,
upon the part Of this Government? Is it |
not AN insult to the intelligence of the
people Of this State to place these twain
before them and tell them that they are the !
champions of the essential, imperative
Reforms of the times? Look at this ag-
Idomeration of soreheads and political
paupers, and from them up % their Sc
nile and infatuatrd chief, Horace Greeley,
md contemplate the measureless dimen-
lions of the largest humbug of the nine
zenith century! r |
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HOW EXTRA BILLY SMITH GOT
CORNERED.
A Pessum 10 Forced to Call Greeley .
Liar.

During public discussion between
Colonel Mosby and Extra Billy Smith,
in Virginia, few days ago Smith in his
speech totally denied the Ku-Kiu1 out
RACES, and said they were mere fabrica-
tons to excuse the exercise of arbitrary
power by General Grant in the South.
In his reply. Colonel Mostly read from
an editorial of Greeley's, written few
days before tic passage of the Law, in
which he said that there had been five
thousand negroes killed in South Caro-
lima by the Ku-Klux during Grants Ad-
and not single white
man has been punished forit.' " Now"
said Mosby, =" Governor. tell me can
didly. did Greeley tell lie or the truth
when he wrote that? Smith, jumping
up, foaming and raving. said: " He told
a lie" He saw that if he admitted
the truth of what Greeley had told over
and over, he would have justified Grant
for executing Ahe Law; 50 he preferred to
hold up his own candidate as liar.
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WELLS, FARGO CO.. Virginia City. Treasurer.
D. L. BLANCHARD. Manager.
Tickets are now for sale. and can be obtained
of c. C. PENDERGAST, at the Office of Wells
Fargo Co., and at the ofice Of ID. L. BI.ANCR-
ARD, Manager. At J. Waldstein Co.'S Cigar
Store, South street. oc24-tf
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Republicans are is nov able to esti-
maEe that the legitimate Republican ma
jority in Pennsylvania is considerably
over 100, 1000. For when Forney came
out against Hartranft with his powerful
Press. The Greeleyites said. = that's good
for at least $4,000 votes" When Grow
announced himself for Greeley. they OK
claimed, .'That'n make . difference OF
10000" When fifteen Republican news
papers Of Pennsylvania put on the white
hat, they said, " That's good for l5,OOO
votes" When Yerkes was pardoned,
the New York Tribune remarked, that
infamous deed cannot be worth less than
25, 900 votes to u.s. And the Chicago
Tribune estimated that Curtin's detection
" ought to bring 10000 votes" Hart
ranft's actual majority was 5000. 10
sum up, we have the following as the
real Republican majority in Pennsylvania
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-25
TEE CRUMDGuNe uoHINENT OF
lUMBUGGRRT AND RkETErSE
Saws an exchange:

In his lecture in Bcsfon, Rr. 2eosge William
Curtis referred 20 the Greulcyites' dishonest cry
a negro auliemacy 1t the South. upheld By
prescription and the bsyonet, - and said that cur
seandiny army consists Of only S1.019 men. and
lsO than ooe-eeventh ef these are distributed in
ths States lately n rcheaiion. but chiefly in Tex
- The only sisa Of the bayonet in Virginia il
The ordinary 2axIison It Fortress Munro. Shich
Is shout the samr TIT IN Boston Harbor In
Alahama there ne 166 s1ltkers. the :. Leiaos Of
CAnr' in ArkAnsas member 81 man. and shere
onet and the military rule thas M. Greeley
10uri.hes in the eyes q tAe country.
This is text enough for anyone Who
m.y choose to exPati ate upon the most
snsrmous, most mons:rous lhumbus that
ever gotrecosnition - an actual, existing
fact in any political controversy Of any
epoch or country. From Chedic up to
Greeley and from Schurz to Shyster the
Geaius Of hypocrisy prevails; and mis-
representation, barefaced and shameless:
- lying and no n0v pretence run mot
Ind sneer and leer With braxen stare into
Che sad and gentle eyes Of Truth, tits
- il - good = man As Horace Greeley
tssd to be thought we're to suddenly set
she example Of drunkenness, ibertinism
Ind open debsnchery and proclaim. with
IN assumption of sarnestn-ss, his beiefin
their superiority 10 temperance. contin-
tnee and virtue. fr him. Greeley, nov to
stand Is the eonspicu Gus and nominally
respectable head Of this crusade Of false
hood and deceit which styles itself the
movement of Liberllisn and Reform.
Look at its history: 1t began life in Mis-
sour by proclaiming Free Trade and Re-
form only to abandon both at Cincinnati
vhen T~.ed's agent, Rsu ben E. Fenton,
offered it the candidacy Of Horace Gree
lev, the Protectionist, and the corrupting
talents of Tanmany Hail. It's assaults
the first Smelling Of our lines the fusil-
sde before the charge in the shape
Of the New York Custom House investi-
c.sions and the French Arms Fiasco.
he first resulted in the proving Of frauds |
.pon a dozen or two of employees who.
being discharged the public service. i'm
mediately enlisted under Greeley: the |
other was proven to be So false and pre-
posterous . lie that even Schurz the au-
dacious author of the charge, has been
sharled into silence regarding it. These,
The Liberals stock in trade, their share
Of the capital IN the partnership which
vas formally proffered at Cincinnati and
duly accepted and ratified at Baltimore.
lave been. time and again proven a.
alse and vsEthless - tAs oAsolete and
sneurrent heresies Of the times d Wig
IN and James BuehaAan.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-25
A FRESM TABLE

The New York TiDlss thinks that the
following table will be found pretty accu-
rate after election. Taking Missouri with
her fifteen electoral votes from among
those States accounted doubtful and add
ing her to those certain for Grant, and
~e are Of about the same'opinion as the
Times: