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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-16
III. M. VESEY,

RECORDER OF STOREY COUNTY.
DERsoNS IN GOLD HILL OR AMERICAN
City. having business with the County Re-
corder, win please call at vESEY'S HOTEL,
Gold Hill. mrl6 II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-16


CINCINNATI, March 1.-THE Georgia
House Of Representatives adopted, on the
18th, the following resolutions:
That the only hope for the preservation
Of free Government on this continent lies
in the maintenance Of the Union upon the
principles Of the Constitution ; and as all
rational basis for sectional parties has
passed away with the extinction Of slavery,
we pledge ourselves, irrespective Of former
party designation, inspired by the recen,
lamentable war, to cooperate cordially
and earnestly with all men Of all sections,
who will lay down party considerations
upon the altar Of a common country, and
rally to the support Of the President,
noble, courageous and patriotic, and de-
termined that by the exercise Of wisdom,
justice, moderation and m~agnanimity, the
principles OF the Constitution shall be re-
established and engraved anew in the
hearts Of the people.
Stewards Rugleueu working for q
Party split
New YoRx. March l6.-The Tribune
says efforts arc making by Henry ]. Ray
mond, Lewis D. Campbell. and Others, to
organize political action in support Of the
President; and Raymond being Chairman
of the National Republican Executive
Committee. an attempt will be made to
control the machinery Of that o~rganiza-
ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-16
Very Likely.

The Fenian scare continues to excite
our Canadian neighbors. Fl
Toronto and Montreal papers are filled
with details Of military movements and
preparations. Mass meetings OF the
Fenians are held daily.
Real Renson For the "Scarc."
The Fenians now allege the whole
Canadian excitement is founded on a
British scheme to form q Confederation
and to place q British Prince on an Ameri.
can throne.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08
Affairs I'm Europe.

The arrival OF the steamship Africa at
New York, on Wednesday, furnishes two
days later news from Europe The convo-
cation OF a Peace Conference at Paris was
considered settled, although basis Of ne
gotiations had not yet been agreed upon.
The Germanic Diet at Frankfort had passed
resolutions urging Austria aud Prussia to
reduce their armaments. but the represen-
tatives of these powers had given no deiin-
lite response. Meantime, the preparations
for war continue; Italian volunteers are
gathering on the frontiers of Venetia; GAN
IDALDI has left his island home, to join the
leyies; and KossurH is reported to be pre-
pairing mischief for the AustrIans In Hun
gary. 'ti''' b.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

MAYORS OFFICE, May is. 1866
10 Ms Gtiseas er Dayton:
In compliance with request made by the Pres
ident and members OF the City Board of IIenlth
and many other citizens of the city, l. JONAIIIAN
hENNEf, Mayor OF Dayton, do issue the following
PROCLAMATION:
WHRRBAsi There Is iust cHase 10 heIieye that
malignant or infectious diseases arc fast approach
Ing us, and for the purpose of being prepared In
tho hest possible manner Tor cases such ~ Cholera
or Small POx, the owner, tenant, heA of family
or proprietor Of any house building within tlle
limits Of tho city, Is required by the law and Ordi-
nance OF the city to have, or permit as soon as il
IL known through the report OF n physician, that
any person In or about their premises has amy ma.
llBnant or infectious diseases, such as ANAL pox
or cholera, yellow nag 10 he put up IN prolni-
nent and conspicuous place on the promises TO
serve as warning 10 the public that eOntagion il
near. Any person guilty OF displacing any such
nag until the cause tor putting IL there Is entirely
removed, will be liable TO a line Of ts0 and costs
All physicians, commanders OF cHnnl boats and
all keepers Of boarding houses, tAyerns, and cot
Ice houses, are required In accordance with see
ton one, of an ordinance regulating reports In
certain cases, 10 report In writing, Ia the Mayor
without delay every ease which may come t0 theiT
knowledge, OF smail pOx, or cholera occurring or
existing within the limits or vicinity OF tho city
together with The names and residonoos Of each
such case. "a I ~. 'i- .Iti n
IL il also required that the parents or heads of
families Will have che menburs OF their family
that has not been or In the OpinionUf their family
physician require t. Yaceinated ~ soon rs possible
All persons nnfing any malignant or contagious
expose themselves ON the public streets or 20 into
any mouse where persons viii be In danger Of tax
nag said disease before they shall have received a
certificate fFom soma physician. that they are past
any danger Of eontasion are liable, on conviction
dollars y JoSXTmAK nIS TESNfT isff9T Th'S
mlv Mayor of Dayton.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08
The Atlantic Cable.

The latest accounts from Europe state
that the work OF slowing the Atlantic ca
BILE on board the Great Eastern, was pro-
crossing steadily and satisfactorily. 1t was
believed the great ship would be ready Ia
leave Sheerness on the 2sth instant. She
would complete coaling at an Irish port
and, accompanied by two steam tenders and
the British war-stcamer Terrible, proceed
Immediately to the task oflaying the cable
Each Of the vessels is provided with Crap
piing apparatus TO aid In fishing up the ca
bic lost last year. isl .tf1EyII
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08
Mrs. wINSL0w,
a An experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
PreseHts 10 the Attention. Of Mothers her

NAS' w WAN0AVW
a An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, :.
Presents 10 ne Attention. Of Mothers her
SOOTHING SYRUP.
% For Children Teething,
which greatly facilitates the process Of tee,hips.
by sofonins the gums, reducing all lnfamma atIons.
will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action and ls
Sure to Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon II, mothers, It win give rest to your
selves and
Relief and Health to Your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for over 50
years, and CAN SAY IN COsFIDENCH AND TRUTH OF
1t what wo have never been able 10 say OF any other
medicine-SrvER HAS ~ VAILED IN A SINGLE IN.
STANCE 70 EFyRoT A cuEE. when timely used.
Never did We know Instance OF dissatisfaction
by any ono who used H. ON tho contrary all are
delighted with Its operations aud speak In terms
OF oommondation OF Its magical effects and medi.
cal virtues, We speak In this matter WHAT VIZ
30 KNOW" after 30 years. experience; AND PLEDGE
OUR RErUT ALTON FOR THK FULFILLMKNT OF WHAT
VIZ DECLARE In almost every instance where the
infant Is suffering from pain and exhaustion, re-
lief viii be found In nftcen or twenty minutes
after the syrup is administered.
Full directions for using viii accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless tho fae. .simile OF
CURTIS a PERKINS, New York, IL on tho outside
wrapper
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08
The EfTect Of a HIrb TarIfY.

A New York correspondent OF the Louis.
Vile Democrat calls attention % the follow
Ing fact
"llRcLNE oF Our STEAM MARrNR-THF
tEAsoN WAY The most profitable part OF
The toreign commerce of this port II now
~ the hands OF our foreign relations and
there. from present Appearances TO
our New England hlgh-tarlf masters--it Il
nkely 70 remain. by way OF Illustration,
lot me Obeerve, that of ths seUen ocean steam.
srs lcavm6 our phdrres thk peek for LIVER
pool Northampton, HdVre and Bremen, but
oone-..onig one-dipldgs hs Americdn fdgi
while the war was In progress this disparl-
~ occaslOned no surprise. IL was natural
% q certain extent. Confederafe cruisers
were securing the seas, rates Of Insurance
were high. aud seamen were scarce. When
peace was restored, however we were told
Uncle sam would I've master of the seas again,
but the prediction was not fulfilled. A high
titriif on Iron and coal, for the benefit OF
fennsylvania aud Thad. stevens nayiga-
tlon laws Tor Che benefit Of New England
shlp-owners, extravagant wages for sea-
men under our paper money Imitation. to-
gether With pig-headed Withholding of
Government encouragement to lines OF
steamships. on routes which challenge for
eign competition, have as completely used
up our once famous ocean steam marine as
II the waves had swallowed Il.
"Ihere V an enormous passenger traffic
with the Old World at present, and freights
for most descriptions Of merchandise are UP
to higher mark than has been known for a
long while; but as have said, Europeans,
and not Americans, are roaping the rich
harvest II n New England policy prevails
ut Washington for another live years, the
foreign commerce of the Empire City, as
things arc going now, will be scarcely
worth speaking Of"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

The examining board at the United
States Naval Academy at Annapolis, ex-
press themselves highly pleased with the
progress of the students. The whole school,
four hundred and iifty In number, start
upon three months cruise the 20th of this
month. t..
The trial of ex-Postmastcr Armstrong,
of Springfield, Illinois, charged with rob
bing the mails, will take place In the United
States District Court In that city, on the
18th inst
The Worcester Spy says the iron car of
the Adams Express Company, which went
through that city from New York to Bos-
ton, on Monday night contained about
$7,00O,0O0. Two well-known burglars
were known to be on the train, but found
no chance foroperations. g.
An additional hundred miles of the
Union Pacific Railroad was completed on
Tuesday, giving 1888 miles continuous rail
west of st. Louis. II IL expected the road
viii be completed TO Fort Riley by the lat
ter part of July. 'I'
The editor OF the Raleigh Sentinel says,
Gu the authority of a letter frsm General
Lee to himself, that the General desires to
write history of the war, but has not thus
tar made satisfactory progress, because of
the loss of his papers. M ..f.
The public debt statement show the total
amount of currency on hand TO be SSOOO0-
~, aSa'ss ~ Tvi,ovovVo ~ ~ INST mouth, anu
enld sajcs and ,bs na,r',,, ~ ,s,''',s, ny
Ro0,s Tbe total apa,,nt ~ Ia ~, 'i,e,,I "a
Including son,e "a ooo nSo inS So no,S \" cartiS nI
Gates, is about $28,0OO,O00.
Tbero Ia n,oiect an coo, anon A.
Israalites of tie 2IniteJ Sto,os 80 h.5,,,S H. .
n,a@nifcent cni,ese fnr he ,nrnas so ~ oS,d a "
cating tho vonng men nrosassias, ,I,o, G S'isr,
/" aii The scisnti iac and c,assloai hraaahna n.
bnt narticuIarly i'm Jewish theo1oau ~, ,"'''n''
'"' P''' Wv 1A' III ''s"''" ''oo'oey' '.""
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08
Personal Appearance Of the Ismpe.
FOr NaDOieOn.

A correspondent Of a Texas paper, who
Is In Paris, gives the following notice OF the
Emperor NAPoLEoNi f8 ~. nafl
"The Emperor was out on Sunday last.
He came In his carriage-and-i four, with
0utriders, and accompanied by General
Fleury and couple OF foreign ambassa-
d0rs. Twas quite close 10 him, and had q
good look at him. He is' Of much lower
stature than had thought and inclined 10
be feshy, Is qultelgray and wears no other
beard than moustache and imperial. He
has a large aud remarkably flne-shaped
head and bright eye He was very plainly
clad IN q peppcr-and-salt citizens dress,
with SILK hat and white silk gloves. He
returned, In good-natared, gracefal man
ner, the frequent transformations greetings
OF the passers by"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08
State Ticket and state Central
COmmIttee.

~ - seChgrARY oF STATE.
GrN. BENJeIE FRvRE, ~ shelby.
BOARD PubIlc WORKS, Lts
a. rwM. I.ARWu.L- OF Ashland, -,
NJ y AsorRxak Sopos, RAl 81
THoS. NJ, KEY, Of Hamilton.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
First Distrlct--Jeremiah Kelrsted. i
SECOND pistrict-vR. H. Cox. jun. ~
Tlhn.l District -COlonel C.iJ. Beam. a
Fourth Distrlct-Georgc r. Dawson.
Finh Distrlct---S. =, Snyder.
Sixth Dlstflct-John q. Dofan.
Seventh District--,John q. Thompson.
Eighth District Jonas smith. NIJ
Ninth Distrlct-,Iudgc a. Kramer.
Tenth District--,J. NJ. Bagg.
Eleventh District--J. w. Newman.
Twelfth DistFlct--Dr. Wayne Griswold.
frhlftcenth Dlstrict--John H. Follett.
Fourteenth District--John z. JeiIries.
Fifteenth District--M. ID. Follett.
; sixteenth Dlstrict--Charlcs III. Michnier
seventeenth Distfict-Charles II. AteD.
Eighteenth DistTict--(3eneTalJ j, w Fitch
Nineteenth District--JefIerson Palm.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08
No Balm.

Elder T-having occasion 10 preach In
the town OF Gilead, chose what he fancied
the appropriate text, as there no balm In
GileadY Is there no physician there?" He
tells the result;
lt happened that among my hearers was
years in he family Of the village doctor.
and nothing could rile the old fellow so
quick as the mere suggestion that the doe
tor didn't know anything. Every time
that | repeated the text i noticed the old
daTkey manifested much emotion, which 1
attributed TO the peculiar feryency OF the
African temperament; but warming with
the subject, repeated the text with unu-
sual pathos, rs there no balm in Gilead,
and Is there no physician theres" Old
Pomp could stand II no longer; and SPRING
ing 20 his feet, he said "Don'tknow muffin
bout the balm, massa, but dere's les good
doctor here as dere Is 10 de world" nF
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08
PRICE; ONLY So CTS. PER BOTTLE.

MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, an rs.
cay Of Warning and Instruction for Young Men.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE tho
Vitai powers, with sure means Of relief Sent free
OF charge In seated letter envelopes. Address Dr.
j. sklLLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association,
PhilhdelphiA Pa. . ai8dAwlm
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08

The Galveston Nesos says; All the DC
counts from the country go 20 show that
the prospects OF cotton crop this year are
becoming more and moreunfhvorablee every
day. " HA'e
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08
sAEDUsKY AND CINCINNATI R. R +.



The large and beautiful farm belonging to
Jefferson Patterson's Estate
And adjoining this city on the south, has been di.
vided into
80 Lots, Ranging from l to 90 Acres,
Particularly adapted to
BUILDING AND GARDkSIN6 PURPOSES,
And will be offered at sherifr's Sale at the Court
House, In the city of Dayton, on
Saturday. June 10, 1866, at t,oo O'Clock r. N.
All Of the above is very desirable property. the
greater, part being under fine cultivation well
watered and under good fence The attention of
Gardeners is especially invited TO this opportunIty
OF obtaining ground particularly adapted 10 their
purpose the soil being Of excellent quality the
water facilities superior, and the markets very
convenient. PartOf this property Is elevated wood.
land and very suitable for building ses command
Ing broad AMI beautiful view OF Dayton and the
Miami Valley. The homestead lot Includes nlty
acres, with ''
Large & Well Arranged Dwelling,
beautifully and charmingly located, fine barn.
carriage house. and other out buildings good we'll
cstern and never falling springs; also fruit oi
various kinds and choicest varieties Including a
vineyard and orchard In null bearing The i'm
provements On this lot are manifold and valuable
very durable and in the best condition Plats of
the above property can be seen at the sherifris
onlce and on the premises, 'I'-
N.B.-TERMS OF SALE-One NTH down and
the balance In Ave annual payments with interest
at six per cent from day Of sale mi5TuThasts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08
gtw advertisements.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOOpS.
p. SUGARM-AN.

Brother Of A. Sugarnan,)
HAS opened a store for the sale OF Ladies' and
II Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at lIO Main
street, Empire building
He hopes by close attention to business, and sell.
ing goods at prices Rs low they can be- bought n
the Eastern markets, TO merit the liberal pntrun-
age OF the citizens of Dayton aud Montgomery
eSSong; DO not forget 70 call ON him, before pur-
A. SUGARMAN Importer and iol,h"r An NH
Kinds Of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods. Clothing, etc
can be found at the same place and will mi All or
ders ieit with him. for any Of the above goods. Re
tail dealers VIII hnd II 10 their advantage 10 cnll
before making purchases elsewhere. niaalSm
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-08
Paint11aglPainti1aG
Get your painting done by
kUHNS a. McHENItY,

N ~HHND - HECNHHAIF WN1
No. sn FOURTH STREET, bot Main a Jefferson.
All kinds of work in their line promptly a,,ended
70. CLAIMING and MAHBLING dondNsr the
highest style OF the art. Ceilings cAlclmisSd In
superior manner All kinds OF Sign aud Ornn-
mental work neatly done. mi7dim
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-08
CossEr&sS.

Congress met on Monday, and there being
. quorum present in both houses, the Mes
sage was transmitted and read on that day.
In the way of business, both houses act as
ifihe only business before them was to circum
vent and kill off Andrew Johnson.i Before
The TWO houses met, \ grand radical caucus
was held, the burden OF whose deliberations
was, to fix up programme fo- killing off
poor Andy Johnson and as soon as the
houses met the programme was unfolied.-
Bills covering the following points have beea
introduced That the President shall be
ineligible for a second term, mot much daa :
ger of that, we should think y tina. TIE Presi>
dent shall make no appointments during the
recess of Congress; that all the southern
governments organize By the President shall
be abolished that the President shall have
no power to pardon rebels, &c. This i, really
all that congress has been doing since Nom
day, And in this way the session will be
freltered away while the public business,
pertaining to matters of tariff currency,
finance, restoring peace and orie-, &c., will
he wholly Neglected.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-08
The Mexsnrc.

The message of President Johnson, which
We pablish to-day, is chiefly remarkable for
lis temperate Though FIRM language, and
remarkable IN that respect, because it con>
t-asts So sharply with the temper and con-
duet of those to whom it is addressed
Doubtless it would have gratifed the radicals
more if he had pitched into their violent and
unconstitutional measures and degmas, and
given them more fJod for quarreling with
hi n, but he has chosen simply to be consis-
ten, to restate his position in brief and terse
language, to demonstrate that 1t is the true
and only constitutional position, and then to
let the radicals go on in their headlong
career without moIestation, until, in con-
ssi. ltio.al way, it becomes his duty to
attempt TO thwart them. Their Only COM
ment is that tn. message is weak: So Is
milk weak compared With aqua FORTS, but
,hs one is wholesome and nourishing, while
the other j. death; and this is Just the
comparison. the mild, peace inviting measures
of President johnson bear to the blood>
thirsty rule and ruin programme Of the
radicals.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-08

The Ross House.. at Morris, H.. is oRe Of
the best hotels in Illinois, ont of Chicago,
and equals the best in Chicago IN all excep:
dimensions while its charges are about ons,
half Chicago ra;es. 1t ha, recently UNDER
gone rei,ting and refurnishing throughout,
and what is more, has gone into the hands IF
new Proprietor, Mr. E. VI. Ross, born
gentleman. who not only knows how to keep
hotel. but has 'been, gone and done it,
To people desiring 70 rurnlize in one of the
pleasan,es; inland towns in Illinois, we can
recommend no pleasanter temporary abiding
place than the Ross House at Morris.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-08
Council Proceedings.

TUESDAY, Dec. 4. 1866.
Present-Mayor Delano, Aldermen Rowland,
Lynch. Pierce, Fennell, Colwell. Burke, Hutton
.apd Moore.
Minutes of the last meeting were read and ap
proved.
Petition OF E. NJ. Drew and others, requesting
city council to appoint John Ueenan to take
charge of Undine Engine during the winter, was
presented, and. on motion OF Fenneil, referred to
committee on fire department. with power 10 act.
Supervisor report of expenditures for street
labor in the several wards, from October LIST to
December LIST, 1866, was, on motion of Hutton,
received.
On motion Of Pierce, street and alley committee
were directed to cause new floor To be laid on
Madison street bridge. of oak plank three inches
in thickness. If the same can be procured soon
required.
On motion of Fennell, street supervisor and city
marshal were directed to notify parties, in front
of whose property sidewalks may be in bad con
ditrop, to repair the same without delay.
On motion of Fennell; supervisor directed
10 make aecessary repairs on Courtney street,
c az oil Illinois river bridge toll house,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-08

New SuEaIFF.-Col. McCaleb, our newly
elected sheriff, took the oath of Office and
was duly installed rs sheriff of this county on
Monday last. lie is an intelligent, tall,
straight, fine, and. as Artcmus Ward would
say, majestic looking cass,8 and we have
~ doubt will make a gool sheriff Ii he
manages to perform the duties of the office
As acceptably, and in all other respects
proves as efficient, attentive and popular 9
sheriff as hi, prSdcce.,or, Mr.. Cllsn, he can
count him self fortunate
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-08

Hon. Z 5. Ls!aal h, been appointed BY
The Governor Judge Of this Circuit in place
OF Il. Z. HOLSTER resigned. He wili hold
the Office BIZ this app 5ut;nens until the eiec-
lion in June next. The positIon is not
new one to Judge L., be having mos. ably
AID acceptabiy discharge the duties of the
same Office during term OF four years some
ten years ago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-08

FUE GooDs--Fur caps, Gloves, Collars,
Cuffs, Capes, &c, are found in greater per-
lection at MONEYS than perhaps at any other
store in town. Mooney makes this sort of
goods specially, dealing here as a branch
ofone of the very larges, fur establishment,
in New York city. Fur goods are going up
everywhere excep. at Mooaeys.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-08

SUsRATT, one of the assasslns of Pre.iden.
LINCOLN, who so strangely escaped, who was
recently discovered among the Pope's soldiers
in Rome and again escaped, has finally
been arrested at Alexander. in Egypt, and is
new on his way to the United States in
government vessel.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-08

1t WAS deemel sufficiently noteworthy to
hs mentioned in the dispatches By the At
nonstra;I9n in London On the 81 inst, the
American stars and sri pes waved above the
procession in many places, aad frequently
ELECTED loud cheers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-08

ANTI MosoPoLY.-As winter. dull times
and high ireights are a; hand, we notice the
revival, IN various quarters, of the autI,mon>
lopolv demonstrations that we're So numerous
asst winter. A call is published for an anti>
monopoly convention to be held at Morris on
Wednesday the Goth inst.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-08

The use Of a wire tiier-ropc is stated to
be the principal reason why there was not
terrible loss of life in the case of the recent
burning of the steamer Won Phul on the
Lower Mississippi. The usual tiller rope
would soor. have been burned off, and the
boat have become Interchangeable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-08

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT At EAKLvILIg
Sunday morning last, CHARLES Cook, boy
- or 10 years Old, son of j. I. Cook. an old
citizen Of the place, was ins,anta'y killed By
the accidental discharge of shot gun in his
own hands
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-08

VINES La Perfection is among the very
few articles ofthe kind that inpart a SATIN
ike texture, transparency and srRoothne.s
to the skin without the admixture OF any OF
those cosmetic agencies that eventually in
lure it,