davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-16
WANTpn Atlantis $40 y SAGE

WANTED. AGENTS. s1 ,.s. 10 s '..ts,
whe e, ui44e q the G FNEtSE
IN. row b COMMON StN3EFaMILT skWISa Mt-
oa1hE This hne will stitch, bvp fell, tuck quilt
cord bind b. aid AID embroider hyperion
vii! pxv fltco fr any marhiac tnat will strong
more tenutfal Or elastic tn i.
make the elastic lock stitch Every secoud sifeb
be cur, md sill the cloth csnLot be pulled apart
vitheut ttsring it. We pay Aseos fcm SIS s2Dd per
month and xps3s,s, counls ion ffop iclI
that smoant ca be m. de address SECOND : CO
Pit sa..sb Pa, or Rssfsn Mas
Cautfon.--Bo not be posed upon by other PARTIES
pain bg OF ~or ble.s tsst-ron machines, under the
- otherwise Ours IL the on y sspuHs and
IT ally practi al cheap nachiue manufactured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-16
AGENTS WANTED . n ! co. ! b !; !.

hO1N In " AIy LII Titled FIG
fuRE OF TaE DE eLATED BrA1Es, An1 the Work
sr lit Ia gest saion apt prsum Of SEQ paid
For rficaisrs afdres. FITCH, ChicaFo. i'll.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-16
iseats Haat-d, so,s Ready .for (ttapa.ssrs
The HHiory Of the War bsIWten the Nta,ts,'
=. AIErfr wAa. Ru Pa

IRIS CArsss, CIR CTR, CaxBreT Asp RfsytTs,
BY Hor. ALsXANLER III ErEyEss.
nj for Cur1lss With terms ard fuI descriptions Of
the vnk tiiress ZrfGLER, NcCERGr CD, Lom-
bard BIZ K. Chi ago. nj
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-16
Tfts S4>i.ssNIC
MEDICAL INSTI1U UTE.

n IL ahteh6Ds Legislative .bsGtu'tbt Tor The care
~ ttptiyate d SEA &c siiGste at 81 Past Minn Has
Just published u new MEDICAL TREAsI-E N Eosr-
ma oi rhfa senien weaknsss Self Abuse and all dis
.s.- OF ire bladder Kidbsys, liver, f. Price Sc
diseases o. u males gtsen SPECIAL attention. Every
siefed shsnid ue In pos session OF tbis work. Adar
n con tstnct ali cunmu isations to GALkgIC NEDt-
CHIN .Tl1 Off y Z %, s. Paul, Mum
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-16

IVA - DIN NrIiss1 - ssuJ fer rsta-
- N IL Lts l. IL III ~ SicEnH o Ssw
Prseti, al Boohs arthitse;rfe ane s. AT Bu1ieg.
J bIcRSEbL d 60, Pubiissetr trrinsErad IT,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-16
1T GENERAL '',I GRANT

himself = ffN pd5f Iagfars9gs. TenfAlns Iatfsr
ether work hos sst Contents press IL tho asly
apfof.sg ifs of liant" Ion't tfsr In erior
0ss the best; tond iar eiren aud deeIAe Actress
6aC~ saEgwopa, chtcago Ill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-16

Howe Il Stevens Family Dive Colors

OOE0 per ouih xeseantee3 . sssnf- -eafy where
LpIJO selling ipfa Ts,rfattg9 Mitch ff9ttss :
Il a. Writ for Cir nisF. to the snpsican Wiz ,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-11
LET Us PREPARE FOR THE CAM-
FAIGN.

Money scattered about here and there
among the Copperheads has provided
them with the means of organization.
They are un,irirg in their efforts and
unscrupulous regarding the means by
watch to strengthen their party. The
Union men of 0rmsby county must
wake up and make ready for the fight
\ compact and efficient equalization
viii give Us the victory. Apathy, in
dolence aud a lack Of enthusiasm will
cause our defeat By the inferior forces
of the enemy. There are two organiza-
tons of Unionists here in Carson City
the Ormsby County Union Club and
the Union Leagne. Within either or
both these associations it is possible to
do the necessary work. The League
has regular meeting this Saturday
evening, at the Ormsby County District
Court Room. Every one Of its members
should be present; aud every Union
man who is not already member
should hasten 10 enroll his name. Let
every nan who intends 10 cast his vote
in November Lex; fJr Grant and CJlf.2
write lis name where it cau be called
when his services are wanted There
should be fuli meeting to night of the
League. The enemy have taken the
field, and we must be in readiness TO
pounce upon his fink at moments j
warning.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-11
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
From the Enterprise Of Yesterday.

| IIOm INC I.utei ptlso VI yestcie"s-
CHARLESTON, July General Candy has
issued an order restoring civil rule in North
| Carolina When the President shall have
proclaimed the ratification Of the Constitu-
tional Amendment, the functions of the
military officers will then cease.
| COLUMBIA, July 7.-General Ours last
message was sent to the Legislature to-day.
| The Constitutional Amendment has been
adopted by the Senate, only five voting in
the negative.
New ORLEANS, July S.-The Legislature
has elected William Pitt kellogg to the
Senate for the long term, and John S. Har
riS for the short term.
A committee of Democratic members sent
communication to General Buchanan, de-
ciarins that the presiding officers of the
Legislature had violated the State Consti-
tuition and the instructions OF the General Of
the army and the General commanding the
Department. by excluding members from
their seats, and appeal tc TIE military COM
manaer to place the said excluded mem
bers in their seats.
General buchanan replied that whi.,e, in
his opinion, these proceedings were illegal,
unjust and oppressive, yet the Interests of
the law and the people could not he best
subser,ed by forcibly intervening to arrest
these abuses, but he will forward their com
munication to the General Of Tie Army and
-, - - u -
mitce.
WASHINGTON, July The Senate con-
silercd the tax bill during the entire ses-
sion Yesterday, but without taking final
action.
WAsHISGToH, July S.-The Senate Ju-
dietary Committee have agreed to report
fasoratly on the nomination Of Evarts for
Attorney General.
The s nate Commute on Territories have
agreed to report favorably en- the bill pro-
viding for biennial sessions Of Terr.t,lial
!: fixes tie salaries 0: TrIgi-
torial Governors at $500.
WASHINGTON, July S.-Senate-in tie
Senate. little of Importance done except to
discuss the tax bill.
AT amendment was adopted increasing
The number Of Special T, venue Agents from
% TO -.
A long discussion ensued on the PROPOSE
ion to increase the whisky tax TO -.
An evening session was had.
WASHINGTON, July S.-House-In the
House the Senate amendments to the Civil
Expense Appropriation bill were consil-
red and most of them honoured i'll and ,
of reference was asked. .
The billf for the removal Of politica disa-
3ilities from certain persons was passed.
Garfield stated that the " Hilary Commit
ee would report on Friday evening bill :
eduring the army nearly one-ha!f, and also
would report a bill establishing rules and
equations for the government of the army
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-11
FRcT EUROPE.
warning

LONDON, July I'm the House Of Lords
tonight the Boundary bill and the Scottish
Reform bill were read for the third time.
The latest news from Japan says the
Nikado retains the supreme power. Rep
reSentativeS Of foreign powers had had ar
interview with h i'm and were well received.
Negotiations have begun for continuing the
treaties now in force. The hikado express
SEES the wish to remain On the bes: of rela-
tons with foreign Governments.
PARIS, July In the Corps LegislatiH
Marshal Neil made an eloquent defense Of
the military power Of the nation. He said
last year France would have been unable to
cope with Eer ne:ghbors. Now she had such
power that none could compete with her.
LONDON, July s.-Dispatches from Mad
ria ind icate the renewal Of serious political
troules in Spain. General Dulee, Captain
General CT Cuba, General Serano, Duke de
Tatora, and five other Generals have been
placed under arrest. Warrants have been
sent cut for the arrest Of three other Gener-
ais, officers of high rank. twas supposed
that dangerous and wide spread conspira-
cy lad been discovered, and these arrests
were the result. To-day's advices represent
the movement to have been preconcerted
among some Of the leading officers of the
army, which had for its Object the placing of
Don Antonio, Duke de Poutpensior, at the
head OF the Government. The Duke, who |
is bro;her-in-law to the Queen, has been
to leave the country. Additional
arrests continue to be made in all parts OF
Spain OF parties implicated ill the Intrigue,
which is believed to have been effectually |
aAled By the promr, action of the Govern
newt.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-11

| PETTY AND PALrRY.-The blathering lit
tie Call declares that Joe Winans, the Fourth
of July orator, &" abused his position and the
confidence of the Committee by interpolating
This outrage was properly resented by the
people, who commenced to leave the hall.
and greeted the offending orator with Kisses.
This courage" consisted in a compliment
tary allusion to General Grant, the illustrious
commander of the Union armies, and the
man to whom the country owes its salvation.
Yet the little intellect that presides over the
utterances Of the Call, can see in this fitting
tribute to one Of our country's greatest he
roes, nothing but a puff of Republican
candidate The mere fact that Grant is the
nominee of the " Radicals" for the Presiden-
CIV, cancels all the great services he has rem
dcred the country, and makes any word of
admiration or praise an COURAGE Such is
the d. grading meanntss of partisan spirit
when i; gets full possession of stupid and
contracted minds. Grants name is to be
betted out Of cur history. although one Of
the greatest Of the great names that Illus
trate it. Any right minded and fair man Of
dent Democrat. would be able to perceive
that Grants greatness is not the result Of his
nomination BY party as it, candidate, but
that on the contrary, his nomination IS the
result of his greatness.
The Call knows very well that Grant might
have been the Democratic nominee, had he
elected; and are know very well that had
Grant been the Democratic nominee, and re-
coivcd the same sort Of eulogi*Ia at the
hands Of a Fourth of July orator, as that
which provoked the Calls Indignation in the |
present Instance, that paper would Eaye seen
nothing wrong in il. Grants great services !
to the country weTe certain 10 secure him the !
nomination # whichever party he was most
in agreement with. He was most in agree
rnent with the Republicans; and they have !
nominated him, probably on account Of his !
availability, as much a. from any other con-
sid ratl Il. But Grants fame is thing out
side of parties and politics. 1t Is national,
like that Of Washington; and he cannot be
hustled out Of his appropriate place in the
history Of the nation by the base protests and
,u,G4r clam - Of the para sites Of party. |,
Is the unanimous sentiment Of the Intelligent
ard sensible persons whom we have heard
Express themselves upon the subject that Mr..
Winars made use Of no language in his ora
ton to which any person bur stupid or pre-
JUDGED political bi-ot. or 4 mere political
parasite like the Call. destitute alike OF hon
asty and intelligence, wo,,ld dream Of object
Chronicle,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-11
GENERAL. GRAMS HoME-Tne home

GENERAL GRAMS HoME.-Tne home OF
visitor, and plainly shows the nature ard
taste of the occupant. Tall walnut book
cases surround three sides Of the library.
Every thing relating to the usiness OF war is
there, and histories in abundance. The usual
display OF fiction, essays, biosraphr, philos-
ophy, and works Of general Information and
reference line the shelves. On the map.el is
a cigar stand, a bronzed statue Of a drummer,
aad another IF a tugler. EDgravings of
W "a shine.on, Lincoln, Sherman, and Sher-
idan, and several photographs of Rogers
statue;tes are the only pictures i'll the room.
Easy chairs and lounges are placed care!css!v
about the roo;r, and the library i, withou. a
doubt. the most cheerful and inviting apart
ment in the house.
A miniature saddle and trappings, in
bronze and silver, is fastened to cross sabers
Of TIE same metal. A bronze drum rests
beside a stack of siX-inch mCakets a cigar
case from the home Of Burns; Il half dozen |
formed and deliberately decorated |
pipes and cigar holders powder horns with |
gold and silver IuountinGs, each having its
separate history, and hundred rare little
l'tit.N' "a NeiNu tile lDhlI-
els. Ga side table, i'll tin boxes, are the
I'VE military commits Sions OF colonel, briga-
lier general, major general, lieutenant gen.
raj. and general, with the parchments Of
.reret ranks which Gran. has received.
some very costly albums, prayer books and
'i5les are also upon the table. An oil paint
n2 of Sheridan and one Of Mcpherson are
prominently hung in the parlors, and a mar
lie bust and "a engraving Of President Lin
DIN are also een-picuous. a.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-11
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.


Prom the Enterprise of yesterday.
SAN Francesca, July 9.-Niss ALdrit
AIdr.ch, aged about 81 years, was found deac
in her room al the Oohaillard Hotel, on Pin,
street, this morning. She retired, as usual
last evening, and in apparently good health
| 1t is supposed her death was caused by ar
overdose Of morphine pills, which she hac
been in the habit Of using to induce sleep.
Information has been received Of the death
at Woodstock, New Brunswick, June l., OF
James T. Pcr!ey. citizen Of California and
hnld-over Senator from the district of San
Joaquin.
A dispatch dated Placerville, July s. states
that Sneli!f of Il Dorado county attached on
that day the fast freight and stage line Of ii
W. B iker on three claims agGrega:ing $1,000.
Other estimated liabilities show an indebted
ness Of $4,000.
The steamer Coastitutio from Panama
arrived this morning.
The news from South America is unim-
portant. The Chilean Congress opened June
|, and there was prospect of a stormy SEES
sion. The message of the President was
conciiatorv, aud expressed disbelief il the
renewal OF the war with Spain.
Ia Lima the yellow fever had greatly d.
miniShed i'll violence, and the number Of
deaths averaged only from twenty to thirty
per day.
There were rumors of an approaching rev.
olutiun in Peru and several arrests had been
made.
Several shocks of earthquake had occurred
in Ecuador and considerable damage was
done.
The steamer Henry Chimney left New
York to-day with 700 passengers for San
Francisco and l25 tons Of frei ght, including
| 100 frkins of butter.
The Democracy are firing salute this
evening in honor Of the nomination of Sey-
mour and Blair. The nominations give the
utmost satisfaction to the extremists, but
MANY Union men who had gone over to the
Democratic patty express great dissatisfac-
ion. The Republicans are also Jubiian',
md affirm that these nominations will
strengthen their cause more than anything
Use which could have occurred.
Legal tenders, 7l4@7la.
At the Calistoga Park race to-day lsola
von the race and money, IS, 900, in two heats.
line OF first heat of first mile, l;49-heat
As; Compromise, second; Transfer, third;
econd heat, first mile, l:5l-heat, 3;45;
second Transfer, third. Com
romise was badly famed at the end Of the
ace.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-11

upon for an enthusiastic support of the
Democratic ticket on his account.
Our cause is just and right and the
way looks clear to victory and right
eous settlement of our great difficult
ties. But God helps those who help
themselves and we must wOrh-work
to save our country from infamy and
utter disgrace.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-11

DUBLIN, July S.-John Bright has az
rived on a visit to George Peabody. On
reaching Limerick he vas received in an
enthusiastic manner BY the people Of that
city.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-11
NEW TODAY.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
y undei gned has been appointed as ASS -nee
in Bankruptcy IF the esra ana effects u ALBERT
T TAYLOR, Of O.msby count. State If Nevada
Who has b en- adjuiEtd hank lupt, uto:. his own
petitiun. by the District Count Of the United
States for the district a Nevada
AbOLPIIUS Waltz, Assignee.
Dated July 10, les. ilyll In
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-03

NERVOUS DEBILITY, with its gloomy at
tendants, low spirits, depression, involun-
tary emissions, loss of semen, spermator-
rhdea, loss of power, dizzy head, loss OF
memory and threatened impotence and
imbecility, find a sovereign cure in Hum
phreys' Homeopathic Specific No. Twen-
twilight. Composed of the most valuable,
mild and potent Curatives, they strike at
once at the root of the matter, tone up the
system, arrest the discharges, and impart
vigor and energy, life and vitality to the
entire man. They have cured thousands
of cases. Price $5 per package of six boz
stinate or old cases, or ST per single box.
Sold by all Druggists, and sent by mail on
receipt of price. Address HUMPHREYS,
SPECIFIC Homeopathic MEDICINE Co. 562
Broadway, New York. jy13-deod&w1y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-03
Snit.
FOREIGN NEWS.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
Spain. {.

SpALns
.aa -fa 9n' " New YORK, Oct. 2. Z
A cable special to the Herald says: A
Bayonne special, dated September, 30th,
evening, says Queen Isabella was accom-
panied to the frontier by a company ioi
Spanish halberdiers, where she breakfasted
at IL O'Clock. She then proceeded to Biar-
ritz, where she had an interview of fifteen
minutes with the Emperor Napoleon, the
Empress Eugene and the Prince Imperial.
The Queen then took special
train for this city, which ,lshe
reached at quarter past three
this afternoon. Marfori occupied the same
carriage with the Queen The royal party
was met at the depot by some members OF
the late Spanish Ministry, Including Con-
zales Bravo, who had five minutes con-
versation with her Majesty. Queen Isabella
will take up her residence at the Imperial
castle, at Pau. The city of Madrid is re-.
ported to be quiet to-day.
.Tsr t MADRID, Oct. 80.
The official Gazette to-day publishes a
proclamation OF the Provisional Govern
ment, pronouncing the deputation OF
Queen Isabella, proclaiming the sovereignty
OF the people, and concluding with a de-
nunciation of the Bourbons. The leading
bankers and merchants OF Andalusia have
offered to the Provisional Government a
loan of 160,000,000 reals. :
The Marquis OF Novalechez died this
morning from his wounds ~, ,i
General Calapge, while preparing to fly
to France, was arrested and handed over to
,, the revolutionary junta at Burgess.
The city of Madrid is perfectly quiet.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-03
Cincinnati market-act. 2,

FLOUR-Dull; family 5000 25.
HEAT--Dnll; No. freely offered at
81 95, without finding buyers. .a7fT 1.-4ssT
gCoRN-QuieG but firm at 81 05 for ear
and shelled. '-;-L -. g'..lii
RYE-Dull at 81 35 for No. /. " e %, '.ss-
OATS-Quiet; No. 60@6le. liT zen 5il1K
ARLEY-Firm; sales of spring at 50 %
arc st tie at 50 80. - 81 . sif ',2s7i1
POkK-Mess pork firmer; held at $29 so
for best brands. '''''' '.''ii- 9. .ll. ]
LARD-Held firmly at 1896. ,It'ij
BACON-Shoulders lie, clear rib sides
l314 and clear 16c. ......--.-. y4Ff III % -
HAMS-Sugar-cured1 19@191Sc. p p .
BULK MEATS-Quiet but 1irm at 1034
@llc for shoulders, the latter rate for
| packed. and 14c for Sides. .oiia -siser1al
BUTTER-Firm and unchanged, and the
supply limited. s.lI. ~ N
EGGS-Dull at 21c.afi1 5.Je su5 -fa ~ ~. Z
HAY-In active demand at $16@20. -
| ; COTTON-Firm middling 26c. .isz f.s- F"
| ,WHISKY-Duil at 81 2S for free. gvi11s
OIL-Linseed Oil is in fair demand at
81 05. -.11't 1000 s27A2i
GROCERIES-Unch sssili = sv5c--
| .lHEMP-Scarce, 50 10 per tun for un-
dressed. * -.szetl,'t. - -gs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-03
chicago market-oct.oaa

FLOUR Steady; active sales of spring
extras at S6@S. anl IN EIo'-lA 5Al ~ 2'f'i
WHEAT - Opened easier but subse-
quently became ffrmer under active de-
rnand: sales of No. at 81 451s@1 Az;
No. sae II 5 sSs sS cSaSgsg SSlosing ~ y Ss & aer
CORN-Dull; decline of 251sc since yes
terday; sales of No. at $4,000; No. 3
s5@S71ac; this afternoon No. 1 is duh at
s719c. HI-'i z. olla .n l.s al
OATS-Less artive 15c lower; sales at
50I5@5111c for No. and 2, and 47H@4Sc
TOR rejected; closing dull at 501a5054c for.
No. and 2. p" -F'' .i7.s -'I'-'t ilid
RYE-Firmer; &c higher; sales of No, I
at 81 1901 19, and No. 2 at 81 12@1' 10,
closing at outside price. ~ al H-t7'Et
BARLEY - Advanced 5@6c; closing
steady at 81 so for No. 2 IL store. 80 1.-I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-03

General Prim and Serrano have not yet
arrived here.
Don Sebastian advised the Queen to in
| augurate civil war, but the Basque prov
inces refused to supply men or gentry f r
that purpose. The Basque provinces have
since given in their adhesion to the revo-
luton.
MADRID. Oct. l.
The Provisional junta has issued proc
lamation calling on the national Militia.
LONDON, Oct. 2.
The Provisional Government has an
nounced the deposition of the Bourbons.
Pavia, the Marquis of Navaliches, is dead.
Generals Prim and Serrano have not yet
arrived at the capitol.
At last accounts General Prim was in
Caledonia.
MADRID, Oct.2.
Proclamations will soon be issued for
elections to be held throughout the king
dom, to choose members of new Junta,
and delegates to constitutional assembly,
to meet at an early day inss Madrid. The
leaders of the revolution are acting together
in accord.
10 PARIS, Oct g.
The Moniteur says the reason Marshal
Serrano has not arrived at Madrid yet, is
because he is afraid to leave the army in
reported that when the Queen of Spain lett
San Sebastian she took all the crown jew
els and royal regalia, together twenty
three millions of reals in gold. .-7f7ss
MADRID, Oct. 2.
The elections for November of the new
iunta are in progress. Perfect order is
manifested. ~ .ra s--..-s-- .s. s4 .A
General Colonger has been arrested and
sent to the fortress of Santana, where he
will be confined untilhis trial commences.
Financial.
sAaioa - PARIS, Oct. 1.
The bourse is buoyant and rents are ris-
ing.
a0 Attempted Assassination. rI
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, Oct. 1. "a
While the Viceroy of Egypt vas visiting
| an illumination in narrow street, in
Cairo, an attempt was made to assassinate
him by dropping steel ball, armed with
sharp barbs, on his head. The Viceroy es-
capped uninj The conspirator is un-
known. l ne1.a.r.r sea -i7. ~s- .a 1-st
Acquitted. sa5 r,V
la s.. .,5sr- ABERGELE, Oct. 2. Il
The jury in the casesof Samuel Eaton,
| who was prosecuted for manslaughter, IN
the matter of the Abergele railway disas-
ter, acquitted the prisoner yesterday. The
trial occasioned much excitement.
| Banquet. r-ar ut
$3.50 LONDON, Oct. 2.
The American Chamber of Commerce of
Liverpool will give banquit to Reverdy
johnson and Lord Stanley on the 22d of
| October. r 90
Explosion. 4....a
'.-- ''D' LONDON, Oct. 2.
| An explosion occurred yesterday in col
| liery at Rhierabon, Wales. Eleven per-
sons were killed and many wounded.
| Confirmed.
| LONDON, Oct. 2.
| Advices from Cairo confirm the report
that there was futile attempt to kill the
Viceroy, recently, by an unknown person
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-03

MODES DE PARIS Hiss Zinmer's Re
ceptior, Saturday, October 3, 1s6s.-Having
just returned from the east with very
fine and choice selection of velvets, Satins.
Flowers, ribbons and laces, and latest styles
of bonnets, direct from Paris; also, jet
iewelry, Grape and lace sets, collars, Golf
fures, wells, infants and ladies' worsted
hoods, breakfast shaws and fancy goods
she will be pleased to receive her friends
and customers at her rooms, No. 17s South
High street. G oct2-d2t