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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

On January 3. 1861, Mr.. Douglas adj
dressed the Senate In the course of his
reuiarks he said, Il believe this to be a fair
basis of amicable adjustment. Ii you OF
the Republican side are not willing to ac
cept this, nor the proposition of the Sena-
tor from Kentucky, Mr.. Crittenden. pray
tel us what you are willing to do? | address
the inquiry to the Republicans alone, for
the reason that in the committee of thir-
teen. a few da ago, every member from
the South, including those from the cotton
States (Messrs. Davis and Toombs), ex-
pressed their readiness to accept the propo-
sition of my venerable friend from Ken
tucky, as a final settlement of the contro-
yersy, II rendered and sustained by the
Republican members. Hence, the sole re-
sponsibiity in the way of an amicable
adjustment, is with the Republican party"
=, (Appendix to Cong. Globe, 1S60-61, page
On March 8. 1861, Mr.. Pugh addressed
the Senate. The following extract from
his sepech shows what was his opinion
He said: 1.-THE Crittenden proposition has
been indorsed by the almost unanimous
vote of the Legislature of Kentucky. II
has been indorsed by the Legislature Of
the noble old Commonwealth of Virginia
1t has been petitioned for by larger num-
Der of electors of the United States thar
any proposition that was ever before Con
gress. I believe in my heart to-day that !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23
FANCY DYEING :!
Sherih,s Sale,

SASA Ia . 904Os
F. d. Clark. } lin county.
DY VIRTUEi OF A VENDG EKECU-
d tion to me directed from said court in the above
stated casc will offer for sale public auction, at
the store room of Clark Niswander, No. III South
High street, Columbus. Ohio. on ,...---a. .1..sf.
Thursday, the 26th day of March, A. D..
l,1 1865, S- az -.'
at 10 o'clock A. NJ: and continue from day to day
said defendant F. d. Clark, in the partnership ex-
isting between the said T. D., Clark and Charles W
Niswander, under the name and firm OF Clark
Niswander, being the three Undivided fourth parts
thereof consisting of large and valuable stock of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Ve.tings, both foreign and
domestic and of the most superb and durable cbarac
er together with an extensive stock of Men and Chill
drens' Ready Made Clothing and a full and COM
plete stock of Gents Furnishing Goods; also two
large show and store fSures Of various kinds;
Also the unexpred term of certain lease executed
by +. W. Carpenter and other to the. said +. ID.
Clark March 5th 1866 and recorded in lease records
No one ID, pages 90 and 94 of the record Of said
coWTstyii W.ECi 18th 1868. aaisJ''517 has s.isues7e
80. - GEORGE H. EARnART. Sheriff.
c. N. OLps. Attorney.
marie -..l . SIS +.a-JJilslf >iitI TfI-i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

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Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be
forwarded to parties unable to attend; on reecIpto
four stamps, BY addressing SECRETARY, NEW
YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY AND SCIENCE, 6ie
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FARMS FOR SALE

IA ness. will sell my several farms situated in
jefferson township. Franklin county Ohio. One
Farm situai ed on tie Columbus Il Granville road,
l01z miles from Columbus and 4 miles from Black
Lick Station, ntaning 100 acres, good two story
frame mouse with six rooms. good bank barn.
with good spring in barn-yard, young orchard of
160 choice fruit trees. 30 lit.E ~ y i-i- 81
One farm of 20 acres at Black Lick Station q
good frame house with ten rooms, two barns. sheep
sheds and other routbuildings. and two orchards Of
grated fruit. -.,.. > - at4 ..4.,i
UEe tarm Of IS acres. one half mile from Black
Lick Station; good frame house. barn and or
chard. t =. 1
One farm of about 70 acres, at Black Lick Sta
ton, with good frams house with four rooms. I,
One farm of 40 acre. of choice land, with Il G
CABIN, threefourths of lille from Black Lick Sta
tiou.
will sell one or all of said farms on reasonable
terms. T-e is-s s. ',-,r. +. COMPTON.
mch7-d2w
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LIME SN RU RBERY AND FLOWER
Il ROOTS For SALE he popular resor,
known as Old Joe's Garden. having beer purchased
bulb roots &C.. are offered for sale either in largs
or small quantities, at reasonable TT ces. Also
some of the best and cheapest lots in the city, north
of the DEPOT near High and Summ NIT streets Also
a fine carriaRe, buggy, express wagon and harness
will be traded for. Inquire at Old Joe's Garden,
or at Rose Cottage, on High street. north of depet
febI-d3ms&w THEODORE TONG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-28
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CouscIL BLUFFS, March 81:
The Union Pacific Railroad Board of Di-
rectors made the location of the Council
Bluffs Uuion Pacific Railroad bridge across
.he Missouri river at Trainville, yesterday.
The action is fna Council Bluffs secures
the passenger and freight transfer depot with
in her corporate limits. The citizens are
jubilant over the result.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March 81
Nathaniel +. johnson. of South Deerfieid,
Mass, had his pocket picked Of s., 100 in the
depot in this city yesterday.
Sioux CRY, March 81.
There was severe snow storm here las.
night, and this morning it is nine inches deep
on the level.
MILWAUKEE,, March 81.
The Republican City Convention yesterday
nominated John Plankerton as candidate
for Mayor.
NASHVILLE, March q.
Governor Brownlow publishes a.sxtrong
proclamaliGnn in the Knoxville HhiJ against
the kuklux Klan, calling upon loyal men to
organize for It's determination.
ST. Paw, MINI, March 27.
The ice moved out Of the river IN front OF
the city yesterday. Boats will be able TO run
to the head of Lake Pekin in day or two.
ST.. Loris, March q.
The banking house of Hale & Rice, at
junction City, Kansas, was robbed yesterday
morning Of $4,000 deposited the evening
before hy f. Rawlins. There is 70 clue to
the robbers.
OTTAWA. C. W, March 81.
In the House yesterday the Government
annnnnred It's intention TO soon introduce a
bill making American silver Q legal tender at
rates to be determined in Council.
1t is said the Government will repeal the
duties on corn, flour, &e., as concession to
New Brunswick.
Among The papers laid before the House
Regarding the case of Rev. McMahon and
other Fenian prisoners ii letter dated JAM
uary nth. to ord Monck from Duke Buck
horn, in which the latter SayS Her Majesty )
Government has justified the mitigating OF
the sentences.
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WAsHlsoros, March 81.
The Secretary Of State sent to the House
yesterday report of Elliot c.. Cowdin, one
of the Commissioners to the Paris Exposition,
on the subject of sj K and silk manufacturers,
in which be says II is as easy for the United
States as it is for England to- Immediately
supply herself with raw silk. On reaching
New York by way of California, ,sn would be
distributed notonly among our manufacturers
but portions doubtless would be distributed
in foreign countries More especially may
America be encouraged 10 prosecute the in
dustry in view OF the exemption of our con-
tnent from malgnity among silk worms now
prevailing in Europe.
No action has yet been taken on the nomi-
nation of Col. Burnside as "a Auditor of the
Treasury. 1t is understood that the move
ment for his appointment originated with
Western friends of burnside.
Ex-senator Foster has been urged by his
friends to accept the appointment as one of
the Judges OF the Conrt of Claims, TO supply
the vacancy carsed by the death of Judge
Wilmot, aud they say he has consented to
do so
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHIsGros. Marcl

WASHINGTON. March ~.
Gen. Meade's report Of the recent election
on the Constitution in the State of Alabama,
has been received at the army headquarters
The result is the same as transmitted to Con-
gress recently, showing the defeat Of the
Constitution.
At the usual Cabinet session to-day, lasting
o little over an hour, al! members we're pre-
sent including Gen. Thomas Nothing un-
usual occurred.
Mr. Black says some parts Of various pub
lished statements why he declined 10 act as
one Of the counsel for the President, are
mere speculations The reason why he re-
fused to be retained was. it was impos.
sible for him to defend the President, If he,
the President, sustainined the Secretary Of
State in the Alta Villa case, and he WAS we'll
satisfied that the President did sustain the
20 ition ofSsvard.
The conference report adopted TO day di.
recting certain moneys to be paid into the
Treasury, limits the sum allowed to the Sec
Rotary Of the Treasury for contesting suits to
$40, 900.
j. F. Haverstine, Chief Clerk in the Divis-
ion Of the Comptroller, is about to resign, to
take position connected with the Treasury
Department in the West:
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

MANCHESTER, March 23.-The Fenians
Thompson and Mulladay, sentenced to be
hanged for the mnrder Of Police Sergeant
Brett, have been sentenced to Imprisonment
and hard labor for life.
LONDON, March z7.--A strike occurred
among the operatives q the coal mines ol
Con,enai, Belgium. The discontents Assem-.
bled in body, and became riotoua, and the
troops were compelled to FIRE in order to dis
perse them. Many we're killed and wound
ed, and quiet restored.
It appears that the man arrested ct Stafford
was not Deacy, though closely resembling
him, The authorities are satisfied he is in
the United States.
FLORENCE, March 27.-The Government is
actively engaged in endeavoring to suppress
brirandage. A large body of troops under
General Paltovocini are to commence opera
tions Immediately in the province OF Naples.
Loxpoy, March a7-an the House of
Lords this evening, the question of the Ala
bama claims came up, and gave rise to some
debate.
Earl Russell made speech in which he
reviewed the relations Of Great Britain and
the United States during the war Of the Re.
bellion, and defended the policy pursued by
him in the case of the Alabama and other
Confederate cruisers.
Lord Cairs sustained the course of the
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Lord
Stanley, 10 the controversy With the Ameri-
can Government on the Alabama claims.
Lord Westbury defined the laws Of England
bearing upon the questions at issue, and de-
MED the justice of the claims for indemnity
urged by Mr.. Seward.
In the House of Commons this evening
Lord Stanley gave notice that on Monday
next he should offer resolution that the con.
sderasion Of reform in the Irish Church es~
tablshment be left to the next Parliament
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-28
FROM MEXICO.
EEw YoaK, March q

New YoRK, March 81
Further adyices by special dispatch to
the Herald from Mazatian state that the re-
volutionists nov hold that place.
Governor Rubi is hemmed in with his
headquarters in the mountains at Capala,
With one thousand men.
HAVANA, March &c.
The Hrald's special advises frop Mex
leo says the estimated revenues are twelve
millions and the expenditures twenty -one
millions for the next year.
The Legislature of Vera Cruz has repealed
the poll tax.
The Company vho ere to huild telegraph
between Calima and Marsianiiio, are waiting
for material from California.
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FROM DES lOINES.
Dra Mo,Nrs. Inwa March

DEs MoixEs, Iowa, March 81.
The Senate to-day passed tho bill to re.
snme all the rights conferred on the Des
Moines Valley Railroad. 81
In the House the bill 10 regulate railroad
tariffs and prevent discriminasion In the sarue
was laid on the table b. sote of SOTO 81. IS
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CRoCKERY 4 QUEEEsWARE.
Carey 4 Le Faivre..... Main street-bet 5th 4 9Th
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.
A,rTnRNEYS
American watches

Brown Knowles. .........cor Main 4 Fifth streets.
w Collins street.
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Howe & Tyler. ....as Maln streei
Duncan, karlc & co.........l4o l42 Main street
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RooK-BINDER.
n Pearee son n...... ate City Bldg, Main I'd
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BOOTS 4 sHcEs-wHoLEsA
Hambieton 4 Huiskamp. ...-.........s3 Main street
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yeneil, Jones L Co......cor Third i Main streets
Hess, Stern / Co........cor Second 8 Main streets
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CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, AC.
John Copelin .... ...... ...... .53 Main stree
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Fine FLOODED Stock,
Fine Parl0r Furniture.
Splendid Planes,
Knitting Machines,
Sewing Machines,
&c. &c, xkc.,

R,,,,.s IN value from 500 10 $1,000.
Tho name Of ssch tieket-heieF his post cs address
and number hs ticket are hth,aiy KEPT y she gen
erai ofcs, Main stfeet. Quines' hi- ohe a'S VI
rcurth street, north side.
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FURsITt RE.

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
s q BRIDGES Nos | L Estes House
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L. N. Dean n..............c cor Third Main streets
Haisaamp 4 Matless ss................s0 Main street
Huiskamp Bro Main street bet 4th 4 5th.
Hart, l3s Main street
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GAS q STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar & Son Johnson street, bet Sd i 4th
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CLOCKS, WATCHES = JEWELRY.
Sam Bridges.............Eo Nos 4 Estes House.
7. r. J. Ayres / Sons .... 67 Main street
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$4,000

And other fine tracts, vsiaed at from N1so
$4,000. The remaining Prizes consist OF
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INV rao,x prran

Engraving, Brands. & Seals.
S @ Bird Nos L Estes House
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EGGS a. BUTTER.
S P Pond 4 Co........,..co- Main Ninth streets
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AFTERNOON DESFAlCAESs
From Washin z ton.
Reason Why Jerry Black Wouldn't
Defend the President.
Congressional Proceedings. 3.
Bank Robbed of $500 at June.
tion City, Kansas.
Proceedings of the Iowa Legislature
LATE MEXICAN ADVICEs.
The Reyolutionists Hold Mazatlan
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
Debate in The House Of Lords on the
Alabama Claims.
FROM WASHINGTON.

ioLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1891
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
Bridges s...........,,,..Nos l d Estes House
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.

RONNET BLEACHERY.
Il Emerson ................ cor Fourth d Blondeau
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Ciocks-Iyhcl,sale & Retail.
q Bridges Estes House
Coin, Silver Ware.
< q Qr; a Estas
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DENTISTRY

rCR VI Watt...............cor Main and Fifth SITS
DR. L Ingersoll... Third d Main, lup stsirs)
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EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, Sse.

A bill has been introduced in the SsnSte Of the
Alabama Legislature TO stop every suit on the
different aockets that began at period since
April Is, 1851. and mp 20 April lS, 1S63, aud
adopted a resoluticr providing for th- appoint
ment of three of the bsst lawyers Of the State
TO conform the present laws TO the new consti-
tuition.
Recent news from Syria states hat the Amer
lean colony Al Jafa has now dwindled down
snG his wife had left for England 10 endeS = or
TO secure recruits Since their departure thu
chsrses made acslnst Adams have been as
serted oy bis deserted disciples to have been
well founded.
Charles TX. wsshburu, late cashier of the
Peoples National Bank, OF Roxbury, Mass
com mItted sui6i de 81 Ses by jumping overheard
rom the steamship Scots' when one day on,
way to Europe for his health.
grand illumination, procession aud Dem
ocratic ratification took place IN Wilmington
North Carolina.last night. Many ladies we r.
the galleries. A colored brsss band Furnished
the music.
Joseph \. Boyden, convicted in the United
States Court at Boston of attempting 10 evaae
the payment OF the taxes on six hundred bar
rels of distilled spirits, has been sentenced u
pay a fine OF Si,' OO and 10 be imprisoned i've
months.
Good rains have fallen IN different portions
vi pAIoule hiaoalla An the last Jew Jays. some
planters report the long drought cut the corn
crop OF one half Cotton has also been III
Jured.
Our cable dispatches state that the London
Morning Post of yesterday contains an article
opposing the financial portion OF the Demo-
cratic platform.
Rsin has fallen ip North Carolina in time To
save most of the crops, but the corn IN some
places bad been hopelessly ruined before the
rain fell
A meeting Of the discharged policemen was
held In Richmond last night, ana RESOLUTION
were adopted appealing TO the citizens FOR EN-
ployment. Gov. Wise and others addressed
them
The Virginia State Educational Convention
was IN session an Richmond last night, and
was addressed by Dr.. Sears, the agent of the
Peabody fund.
The brio klayers' strike in New York is end.
ed. the employees having generally obtaiaed
work on their own terms, including the eight
hour system.
In South Carolina, the Republicans Of the
Legislature are DESTROYS OF electing Governor
Orr Chief Justice of the State.
bill has been introduced into the South
Carolina legislature reducing the amount OF
the bonds of officials.
The German citizens of Richmond, Va, have
formed a SEYMOUR and Blair club and will
soon hold a ratification meeting.
Rev. A. 7. SpaldIng, Of Mobile. has accepted
call TO Baptist church al Petersburg Va
In North Carolina the new Sheriff has ap-
pointed two negro deputies and a negro isilor
The Philadelphia Cricket Club have beaten
the Canadians at Toronto in a match game
Another change in the Portuguese Ministry
is reported.
Archbishop Cullen, of Dublin. has improved
IL health, ana Is now out OF danger.
Mr. Bancroft has gone 10 Baden.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

W -.
These Springs 50 long and fAvorably known to
she seekers Of health md pleasure, will 4
t-open Tor the reception Of visitors on VcsA II
the ist o. June. With extensive improve &ss
nents and general refrrnishfn9 Of the estabii s6
Eent we will be prepared FOR the comfortable ac-
c0Elnodatlon OF from SJtesR hKRdysd TOO tao ~
s1rf PERSONS.
Hot and Warm Sulphur Baths so emiuen tly ser
yiceable In connection with the internal use Of
t.-ss Alternative waters are always at the command
OF the visitor.
One Of the best City BANDS OF MUSIC will be
10 attendance 20 enliyea the LAWNS aud the BALL
the use OF those who may desire to indulge in
hoEsAbeck or carriage exercise.
charges will be % . day. or SO per month;
chdren under 10 years, and coloted servants, half
pricei white servants according to accom- odA-
lions
No effort or xpeDse VIII be spared en- the part Of
the Proprfetors, TO manage this establiehnent In
manner best calculated 10 promote the comfort Of
Visitors in every respect.
White Sulphur Springs. W. Va, April soth isss.
GACY BIZ OF these waters to particu-
lar the reader Is referred to the late work
81 DR.. MOORMAN, on the Mineral w aters OF the
United States and Can ada, TO be found at Messrs
hELLf PITS, Baltimore and other Book
stores: A PAMPHLET the WHITE SUI
PHI SPRINGS, containing much valuable ia
t9rmation, can be obtained without charge of
hessIs GOLDMAN ROGERS, Baltimore
saRr ROUTE 7, NO. 10 THE sPRIsSs from any Point
DONsyILLE. STANTON, 70 EOvINGTON, BIZ
bail thence By Zine Line OF Stage Coac hes on .
e SEQ In"
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To ALL WHOM IT MAI OONCERH.
DEPARTMENT. OF The INTERIOR,

PENSION OFFICE, July 18th <is6s
Application having been made under the ACT OF
SuGe 2, losl, Tor the Reissue OF the following de-
scUoed Land W arrnnts, which are alleged 20 have
been lost OF destroyed,-kotice 10 hereby eiveu
mat az the dAte following the desert pton Of each
warrant, new certificate or rant Of like tenor
viii be reissued, II valid objection shou ID then
srpear. JOS. h. BARRETT, Commissioner
No A. ~ Tor l6J acres. issued under the ACT of
March ), S5: IN the name of Kellogg Perry; aud
= a. granted November L. 1856. August s. ISIS
10 10 for % acres, I'd under the act Of March
y $50. "a the name of Clemeace HALEY. widow Of
$50 August = lSs
No s9z46, Tor l0O acres, issued under the act of
frbruaTy IL, Isl, in the name 90 Willis Leath
sther and herr at Law OF Clark b Leah decassed
- Was granted May 81. 1919. August ~ ISSs
no IS al, for loo acres, issued under the act OF
iAfch j. lSS- In the name of Harrison Corum, and
y A. granted October 2. 1856. September g. Use
No oy,IS, Tor 100 acres. issued under the act Of
naron J. lo.S. IN the names OF the minor children
- ndrew Record, deceased and was granted JuIv
J loa. September -, IS6S.
Ne 9lsl. for l6o acres, issued under the act Of
February II. $50. IN the name of Elizabeth Thomp
s1n mother and heir at lss Of Daniel Nc lister
thompson, eased. and was granted Septsmber
30 ISL. September %, 1855.
hO 70 Io4, Tor $50 acres, issued under the act Of
February II, lSG. In the name OF Erasn us Ben
~ u, and Was granted May 3D. 1919. October s. 1875
NO IS OIL. Tor 10. acres. issued under the act Of
March ), ISIS in the name Of Harrison Corum. and
VAS granted October =. lS5S. September S. 1865.
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~ ~We Make Men" is the startling Heading
of an advertisement Of the Rectory School at
Saybrook. Conn
- Mrs Kane, wife OF a saloon keeper ts
Omaha aftsr q domestic quarrel, shot hers~lf
on Friday.
~ IL is SAID by observers TO be q fact thar
the heat has been much higher last week in the
rural districts than II has been in the large
cities.
- Queen Victoria will visit Switzerland
soon after the proroFatien Of Pariiameut Her
Majesty viii travel sseeenssa and VIII pass
through PARIS
- Omaha has a case OF tnchinia Mrs
Lamb ste some fresh killed pork. and wAs very
soon taken III. The pork was afterward en-
amined, and found 70 be Allied with parasites