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case, a. ant.conuituuonal, and. Republlcan. |
unu. Democratic. incompatible with State righu, |
and destruotiSe ofpeftonal security.
7. We regard slavery ass great evil and |
wrong ever aggressive constanily mischievous.
and prospoctiysly fatal both 20 Union and Lihcr.
~ end we therefore earnestly oppose its oniet'
sion or encouragement BY the eeperul Govern
nent.
O. We concur with a vast n,sjofiiy Of ihe peo.
pie NJ the free States and with q portion Of the
peole OF the slaye Ststes, in fuprobation Of the
Federal Government, under the control Of the
slave power, ia breaking down The barriers
against slavery extension. provided by the wis.
dom Of our Father, and 10 forcing slavery into
free territory under the ffaudulem prttshtes Of
the Nobraskn,bll IN disregard Of settled national
policy and plain constitutional provislong,
| Q. We condemn, In the strongest terms, the
late defalcauon iu the treasury Of the shte and
we earnestly desire hat the guilty shah receive
the foil punishmt nj Of the law and We urge
upon the legislature such further enociments ss
Will secure TO the utmost extent, the public
money
The resolutions were taken up sepa
rately and adopted with great unanimity
and applause.
On motion, the Convention then pro
ceeded 10 ballot for candidates for coun-
ty officers, in the following order, viz:
! Representative,
Probate Judge,
Clerk Of Court,
Prosecuting Attorney.
/ Commissioner,
Surveyor
InGrmary Director.
Horace Huber Of Clinton, and Chas.
w. Foster Of Loudon, were announced
as candidates for Representative. Mr..
Huber arose aud said, that as he had
only consented to DO a candidate at the
earnest solicitations Of his friends, and
for the interest no felt in tho cause Of
Republicanism, he would not suffer his
name to divide tho Convention, and
would therefore withdraw t.
There being no other candidate, Chas.
w. Foster was, by acclamatiou, unani-
mously declared the nominee Of the Con-
yention.
The Convention then proceeded to
ballot for Probate Judge.
The names presented were VIM. L
Hamilton Of Scipio, Gabriel ]. Keen Of
Clinton, and ]. r. IIord Of Clinton. A
ballot was had with lho following result
Hamilton IS
Keen qj
Hord 81
John X Hord, having a majority Of
all TIE votes cast, WAS unanimously de-
elarod the nominee.
The Convention then proceeded 70
ballot for q candidate for Clerk Of the
Court.
The names presented were Geo. H. Kyle
Of scipio, and George Garnes, Milo II.
Church and Jonas w. Reeme Of Clinton,
The following is the result Of the first
| hallot
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NOTICE-

rs hereby given, that on TUESDAY. the 18th day Of
September next between the lourl of no O'Clock, NJ
and o'clock, P. NJ, shall to be e1posd to publo
sale, to The highest bidder, my Ware House In fiBn
Ohio, the following property, to.,dt
one GREY Horse, and
one Peddier's Wagon and Harness,
for the purpose Of derayng the bin Of Freight on said
properly due the NJ r.. 4, L. r. r. Co for tran snong
the from Belleoutaino 10 Tnn, with the charges
thereon together with the expenses afterwards accrued on
account OF storage and maintenance of The same from The
lih day Of July l55l to he day Of sale. Said property
vas consF Fned to J, J. Beasley, Mabie's Circus
Tinlu, o., Aug o. ls57.s Earl. BILL.
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TAXES FOR 1851

The Taxpayers of Seneca County are hereby noti-
fled that the amount of tax charged each Dollar
valuation Of taxable property within the County for
the year 1857, is as follows:
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Democratic Nominations.

The dead Rabbits" met in conyen.
ton. at the Court House, on Thursday
the Goth inst, and put in nomination the
following ticket:
Reprcseatativc.--J. W. PAYNE, of
Adams.
Probate Judgo.-T. II. BAoDr, Of
Clinton.
Clerk.-Goo s. CRrsrl,p, of Seneca.
Commissioaer.-IIESRY Orr, of Bloom.
Prosecuting AHorney .-R. L. GRIFFITH.
SVrpyor.-THoNAs BURNSIDE, Of Gin
ton.
Iqfrmary Direefor.-JoSAs HAMPsuIRE.
Of Jackson,
There were a number ef hungry apph.
cants for the different offices and the
soufio that ensuod was amusing to out
siders. The Douglas Dred Scottites how
ever had everything their own way and
swept the field There is not, we believe,
an Original Buchanan man" on the tick
ot Every man, who had ever expressed
or entertained sentiments opposed to the
extension Of Slavery, was throttled and
kicked out Of the convention. Several
Know Nothings were placed on the ticket,
to the exclusion Of intelligent aud COM
petont Germans. This must be crafty
ing indeed to our German fellow citizens
who have labored long and faithfully in
the Democratic ranks Altogether, we
think the ticket is very weak, disjoint'
cd concern, without brains or backbon,
and destined to suffer a signal defeat, a
the ides Of October.
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UnwelCome News.

The Steamer, Ameriea, brings us the
unweleomo news Of the failure, for the
presenlat least, of the Atlantic Telegraph.
The cable broke on the 18th inst, 335
miles out at sea. The fleet was returning
with the balance. about 5000 miles.
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credit oi months win be given al Of IS sn1
upwards VI promptly padf not interest viii be required
IRON date NE purhaseTgving note with approx ed socurty
Al sums under S. Cash Sale commences atlO o'llook
A. NJ b, on said day.
Aug 9i2w LEWIS BALTZEL1.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
New Publications

New Publications.
RIFLE, AXE, and SADDLE BAGS.
TWICE MARRIED.
THE DAYS OF MY LIFE.
TENT LIFE in the HOLY LAND.
BOAT and TENT LIFE IN EGYPT
PUDDLETON PAPERS; or, Hu-
mors of the Past,
THREE PER GENT, A MONTH,
or, Perils Of Fast Living.
apges-6 al PBIANs.
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PUBLIC SALEl

HAVING dIposed Of my real estate will ofTor At pub.
II lie sale at my late foiIdencai mills sohh OF Tin,
on the plank road.
on Saturday, Sep. s, 1857,
ali my perunal property, amongst which Is Farm oret
Cows twohore wugon; Sleigh aud Belsi2 sets Iuri
gy harnesi pair Wagon Harness, Plow Gear;l nufhlo
Robe' Saddle and Bride; Barthear Plowsgf Harrow
Culuyator; Log Chalnj Double and Single Treesi
ONE CORN sHELLER;
Hay Rake Grain Cradle; Moving soyihes; Forks;
Rakcsi shoyelsi Axes Maui and Wedgesi1 Whcehanow
saw and bucki Bunel' Ninegari Mea, Tubi Chumi
Wash Tubs; Large Chest; Box Stove; Franklin do
Cook Stove and Pipesi seteei WarJrobe; Dining L
bic J Bed
BEDSTEAD AND BEDDING;
Chairs Wash standi so 90 yard, carpeinF and many
articles not mentioned.
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Court OF Common Pleas Orseneca cOun..
" Ohio.

William Hobbs. Pplndh %. JaredEaion, Defendant
0rHE Deiendani win take notice that on the 7tl day Of
August A. u ie5J ne Plulnda flied his petition In
he said Coan asking iudsaoht against said defendant on
be I'VE omss7y noiee bearing date Tin, Ohio Reptsm-
amer the date thereof repectyey ir he sums of 90 4O
sna e1s with interest az ien rer cent since ey hdcume
aae qeeufey That on orief Of attachment hai baan H.
neu n tn cause against said Defendant Ihaizaid Deen
aaut must answer beoEe be day oi ooiohef A.
~ lsai or ne same viii b. taken apd Judgment rsn
defcd accordingly. D. ~. lEE,
aug lf6w-p $3.50 Atty ior PlainhE
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R1- The New Constitution of Iowa
has been adopted by large majority.
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STRAY COW.

ssr1r7sl sTRAYEn, from my preinises in TiRn.
tt4t - on.h 18th Of July Yellow Cow, with a
D-H large whiio face her tail having he long
--A--A hafor.ip cut on, large teatsi medium sized
horns which have een bored She s about ten years old
Cow, shall be duly rewarded
aug2i-0 Ed. JACKSON.
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A majority Of all the votes having been
cast for Geo, II. Kyle. he was, on motion,
unanimously declared the nominee,
The next in order being the nomina-
tiou of Prosecuting Attorney, the
names of John Mastiu Of Loudon and
Loander Stem Of Clinton, were present.
cd.
The FIRST ballot resulted as follows
Mastin SO
Stem 90
On motion Of J. Mastin, Esq, Lean
der Stem was, by unanimous vote, de-
clarod the nominee of the Convention.
The names of Isaac Srilwell of-.
E. ]. Welker, of Thompson, f. Gray
of Venice, and W. Fleet Of Eden, were
presented for County Commissioner,
The frsf ballot being counted out. re.
] ...lk.I -, r.il...,
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QO HALF BARRELS Late Superior Fi,h. iu,, received
W a. taug2e) BusK1RKS
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For Judge 81 Common Pleas,
J. o. LEE.
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY TlcKtL
For Representatives,
CHARLES W. FOSTER.
For Probate Judge,
JOHN X. HORD.
For Clark Qf Court,
GEORGE II. KYLE.
For COmmissioncr,
ISAAC STILWELL,
Fer Prosecuting attorney,
LEANDER STEM.
For Surveyor,
LEWIS HOLTZ.
For IaJsrmary Director,
BENJAMIN TOMB.
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Ahe uauulualVa iof 4hufmAfY Director
we're Benj,mi Tomb and John Kerr
Tomb was nominated on tho FIRST ballot,
The townships being called or, report,
ed the following list Of delegates to the
Senatorial and judicial Conventions
BLooN, Judieial--James Boyd. Geo.
A, Blackwell. Isaac G Watson. Senate.
rial, Josiah seits, James n. Wilson,
Thomas West.
CLrSroS, judicial and senatorial,--Dr
II, Kuhn, L. A, Hall, U. r., Floanor, j,
NJ. Patterson, Jesse Shriver. VIM. c.
Gray, l., Stem, J. Chamberlin. Jno. T
Huss.
EnEN. Judicial.--G, Cowles. Joseph
Swigart, ID. Huss. John Baker, Seuato-
rial, d. Richards, B. NJ. Gibson, J, NJ
Stevens, scudder Chamberln.
hoPEwELL, Judicial and Senatorial
Erastus Bowe. Saml Cadwallader.
JACKSON, Judioisl.--wm. Ash, Jonal
Foster, Z. Trumbo, Senatorial. G. Jones
D. Ellsy, J. Lambright,
LmERrT, Juiieial.~.David Dieker
Jonathan Cessna, Martin Thomas. Sen
atorial, John Good, Alex Fsasol, Nloho'
las Rosonberger.
LouDos. Senatorial and Judicial ---Jot
Hale, Q. W Foster, Jacob Friteher
John Msshn.
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l. We adhere 10 tho Platforn adopted by the
Republican Convention heid At Philadolphla in
July l716, aud 70 ali r,Aed 10 Juao, 1885, and
| tolemnly oonteeralo our political end moral
| powers 10 support iu doctrines.
/ 2 We maintain the Union Of States, the
! Righs ofthe States, aud the LibeHies Of tho
/ People.
3. We submit ehseriutiy 20 the legitimate
and constitutional exercise Of the powers OF the
Federal Governmont but We prot esl against the
arrest eed yeveuous prosecution, under Wnu OF
| Federal COmmlssioners, Of our judges sheriff.
Justices ef the Peace aud private citisenu, for
acts required by State law, a. oppressive, tyran,
| nlcal aud unwarrantahl e-and We declare that
Il our people submit to the cOaliaued reneti lion
Of these acts Of opprosaion. we viii cease to be 4
soverrgn State, and sink 10 the conduon of a
ooaque . presInoe.
/ g. We insist thut the lawful process Of the
I STATE Courts for the maintenance OF right, and
the prosecution aud punishment Of crime, rom.
united within the lmiA Of Ohio, and against heI
sovereignty, thall be executed without let OF
hindrance by Federal odicials.
s. We deny the ;igh. OF the FedsFel aulhpri
ties. uncer cover Of Fagltive Slave Act, oran,
other act, 10 suspend the writ Of iiaheas Corp0t
or defeat iss dre eeudon aud operation in thi
State.
s. We condemn The doctrines q The msiorit
of tbs Fsdvrsl Suprsms Coult il the prsd SCOT
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Isaac ntlIweII haylng received pIural-
ty of votes, was, on motion, unanimously
declared the nominee for Commissioner.
The names of Hiram McClellaud Of
Clinton, Lewis Hollz, of Clinton, and A.
G. Martin Of Bloom, were announced as
candidates for nomination, for the Office
Of County Surveyor.
A ballot was had with the following
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BEDSTEAD AND BEDDING.


. cRn ,S Wa,s n.ssslj sn8S g 'F'0 y' c'aF and many
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-03

Church of the Holy Rifles" among
whom l. the Rev. Mr.. kalloch, of Bos-
tos. iatoi, indicted ior adultery From
their great ",a,tle dealer" Fremont,
JoAn t. the tail end Of the crew who
AZ Tic wire-working Of that party, fcs-
ter.ns corruption. swindling and venal-
ny are found ii measureless quantities.
God IN his infinite mercy has spared
The country from the untold disgrace
anil rum that world have fallen upon it
II thot had been successful in electing
Fremont. and in getting control Of ex-
coutive patronage The deep corrnp-
ton That abounds, is such a deadly sin,
HAT We have reason to fear that the
ration will speedily be given over to d.
ne wrath, unless Il is pureed away by
repentance What I.epubicanism will
newt seek 10 effect, the future will de-
tr'oi'le Il la. worked upon every
ono - The passions and prejudiecs Of
The people; it has ridden every hobby
II III hour; il has assumed every name
thai could eve il strength, and its ser
pentine progress Is marked by the foul
slime il leaves n is progress When
.tell a party shall gain the asccndency,
tA,u viii come time that the Union
viii be erguphed in a maclstroom Of
Corruption, confusion and anarchy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-03

We submit 10 the Democrat that
there is n very material difference be
tween the cases OF Harlan and Fitch.
81 far as permitting them to take their
seats on presentation III credentials Is
concerned. When Harlan presented
lis crc,irntial, and demanded his seat
Tho question was open whether or rot
!,e had been legally electna.- G..etfe
March Q.
NI,sn in the wrortv. the Tn-stts nj
TER, the rankest kind "t nonsense. lts
iario S noi Hiss nilar to the schuolmas
ter III Goldsmith, who ttouIli VAN
9uiehc,i he t"ali argue still " Ia
iii, renee ,.an AZ, h,rrs' mini find be,
tw,q.p ,i.r case o, ll;.l .,a and hat "
i',,0s, Both had .it.irr;id> s's,..a
II the Governors, Which i. ., :,rn"r,o
ihr | :. senate q: lhtir ri.l,. L. II sea-
IN that body. s..Ins; that ,,ht u
portion ot the Legislature. II both
states protest. Both are admitted 4"
their seats, and their eases referred 10
appropriate committees. Harlan acted
A. senator until busted. no one claim
in. his seat. Fitch viii ac, Ex-senator
un,'i the report oithe Committee shall
establish Tie LEGALITY or illecaliy Of his
e'.ctior. n Ito one claims his seat
Both Having credentials werc entitled
!" seats until their case, were tried ~
on j,rp,,. anil could not be o,istcd upon
the j.nrt'-"" protest Of portion OF the
Legislature ele!ing them. In The case
"l Fitch, il tine proof before the commit
tee shall establish the illcgality Of his
election, as the proof did in Ilarlan's
easy. he will he ousted. II the Gazette
nal common honesty, it woul,. not per
vent facts. and pettiiog upon snch finn
sv prcteNts. Blu, it is SIMPLY doin.
tic work Of itS party"
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Trustees Sale,

NyHERrAs On he ed day 81 usnst, A y. 1886
w u Daniels n sni u irctheA DAME II, his wite.
executed unto Austin orbin. Trustee, . certain
dc . u Trust, nv ng TO sad Trustee the lard 10
Scott cunt, lows, descT cet a. follows t-Ot. =
Thirty fret front running hs 10 :hr sey on ham
er and fifty feet "a fr IN tn west ste - lit TIM
h-r twelve tial III block Ter ,wo t2l 10 Greens
Addition to the stsy - Dasespart, | Wa. - she.n
~ The r~corGe past u add,ien aieh sad con-
V vance was made BY thu eaii r. Daniel en- snd DO
shct his wife. for the urpos- q! sour ns the pay
neas - certain prorni-.ory rote and the interest
thereon .iSa-d BY ssid Y. pari-lsen dated the 92h
dsv Of August, 4. d 1855, and Is4able on he .2d
das ~ necembcr, A n. Is d
And noe sad note hAv ng be-, me due snd psyatis
aud N sad y DAM l,en having failed TO "a. To.
same Austin Corbin, Trustee IS Aforesaid do
hereby give this public no,c- that hy vrtnr ~ ID.
p5w~r sbcl, is 10 m ~ Ell By said deed y Trust,
viii on TUESDAY. THE 24THDAr Of MARCH, A. u.
1877 Al h. hour - o. lecA in the sfie Of sd
fsy. al The Court House 4 In tn. city Of peven-
port rspo and cYer for sale At ptbic auction, 10
tn highest bidder for ca The paroei u land alU.e
scrIbfd much th rrcf o. .hai b. snflrlent 70
aiisy and pas the unt Of rasd Tote With the In
est thrr con - the day ~ ale, together with Oil
the eots and expenses attending ssi sale, costs Of
this Bofice A. Trus e. fees
Dated he 18th day o. February, A. u 1851
msrch3its AUSTIN CoRBlN, Trust o
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terms for daring to express an opinion
agains: the law, branded all its oppo-
nen,s q rummies and 1AisGey'fes.
abused professional men for defending
Germans indicted for selling liquor,
and publicly declared that they never
would rest from their lxbors until the
sale ofintoxicating liquors as bever-
are should lie utterly broken up One
Of the leading men Of this party decla-
red thu, the best thing that could be
done for our city would be to cut
hole in the ice Of the Mississippi River
and put every German into 1.-THE
immaculate Hiram who has been the
right hand bower OF Mr.. Sanders IN
this Maine Law movement, declared
that he would loose his right arm
before he would vote for any other
than Temperance man. In brief the
Gazette has abused Unfortunately
! the opponents Of the Maine Law in the
most shameful and disgraccfu manner,
and among them, none 90 badly as the
Germans. | ntil they turned IN and
voted for Fremon, they were the
DID dutch" Now they are ''our
German friends.
1t is impossible TO tell where the
Gazette does stand. There is no doubt
that its symfathtes are where they
always have been. with the most ultra
and proscriptiye portion Of the liquor
/ law fanatics. From some parts Of the
articles alluded to they evidently wish
thet ,crinans to understand that they are
in favor ola perfect locseness' in the sale
ofliquor. and in certain other parts they
seem dcsirous OF assuring temperance
men that they are still in favor Of the
4 ,rohibitory law. We believe the
public would be exceedingly grateful
to the Editors Of the Gazette if they
would define their position eroetlv.--
Come gentlemen. let us know whether
Won take refuge behind dem-john
with the cork ont. and free drinks to all.
or whether il lie encountered with n
4 proviso! Are "our German friends '
To have wha, lager" they want. or
does ii depend upon the fact whether
i is Jet;,r, or at,y the eicctionl And
how i" >ou stand affected upon the
question Of Ilnstetter's BitterS! We
pause. and wait anxion,ly, for reply.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

llalliaN. teo. ~.
The steamer Niagara arrived early
his m"fnlng. en- route for Boston.
The New !. norg>S DlErlcrLT,.-
The Times, after relnarkiu. that :lle
satisfactory settlement ot questions re-
intIye 70 the nanuhian Principalitics
ian not hc endangered '.y such an i'm.
prudent manifesto as appeared few
DAYS s;nec IN the Moniteur of England.
tot ieclare positively against tcmporiz.
lrg Will, the integrity of the Turkish
Empire. and 10 set with frmue.s in
-}prori lie Revolution. has taken
gronlid against the proposed union Of
the Provinces Of the Danube.
Ereadstutts Richardson 4 Co. re
port the market for wheat heavy and
dull quotations lower than ut the de-
paIture os the Asia. Flour dropping
with turn in favor OF BUYERS quota.
ton, nominal. Corn quiet at about
'orirer rates. Provisions-P. $. l. Co.
quote the market for provisions gene
rally unchanged. Lard steady at 60
- -.
The Atlantic arrived ont at 2 a. VI.
OH the 18th, and the Persia At . A. N.
on the 18th. making the run in u little
over nine days. She logged 1862 miles
IN three successive DAYS. and during the
passage she averaged 34O miles pc,
day.
st. Louis, Feb. %.
Letters 10 the Missouri Republican
rem Westpor,. Feb 2lst, confirm the
previous reports Of the difficulty in
Kansas.
Both houses of The Kansas Leyisla.
tare have passed bank bill establish.
ing parent bank and six branches.
''ev. Polk resigned YESTERDAY, and
started Immediately for Washington.
1ha station agent AZ Jeffes.on Civ. ma
med Pntiers. and coninc tors Pride aud All.
o"i'. ef The Pacific r Il Company were
arrested, charged with ambt xziing funds Of
he G. mraRy. SAT- OC0 has been recovered.
The steamer John Bell sunk in the Ar.
karsHs RIVER f.w days ago She had or
hoard fao bales Of cotton which was mostly
savea.
Tie steamer Hope, with LOCO bales IF
cotton sunk in Red river last FRIDAY after
throwing 500 bales overheard. the bost wa.
richied ard went down The river
Washington, F.b. "a.
David Hume Of Virginia proceeded TO
the Pension Office this morning. T. demand
. RESTRICTION Of The charge BY D q Lee. 4 |
clerk in that Office, that he (hume) had |
pic ked Lst's pocket at The Pre.ideni's re.
cep,icn last night. Ire declined 10 r.traet |
Nh. Hume struck hin with stiek. Lee |
thsrespon shot hin dad With pistol, end |
goen a(tss gave hinsslt 1p . me v0sssS.
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BRUSHES {! BRUSHES /!
BalSisoSSs Directory.
COMMERCIAL LtEGF,J G; LOPEZ c1t SIP
Kanaina and lxchamve

COMMERCIAL LtEGF,J G. LOPEZ ", SIP :.
Banding aad Exchange.
poui.AN 4 sTUMp,................. Main {
AACkLOrr l. CoKBlN. ...Cor second aud brady
NICHOLS, CAMPBELL X Go..............Msin
COOK SA.GENr.....-...... Nam snd Second
McGRE;Ok, LAWS &BLAkFMuRE... .Main
CHIkB. BIO BARROW / co. Ger Main "a s.
TAILNAN. POWERS h McLEAN..... ahcve P q
Land Asenis.
ALLEN & CLARk........P. o. Building, Ats,'v 4
SiCkOit.s, i5BEI.L Co. Observation-Disclosures /.
Insurance Ageaci.s.
II. y MITCEyIl.......i door stc,, rust one.
Il y. iIDFTNAS.............. Man >ire-t
DRY Gesds.
CHAMPION \ soy Cor ~. 4 r.ad, 81
stTTUS 4 90 ..Iriss's Bl3k, Ptlry !,
GEO WEAVER MAIN 81, n.sr Cook X Sarrrn'
VIC wApSwoKrH ID si; eppn,iis l.Ciaire Hoa.s
" u SMiTH.........-....... CnFntr "a and Hr~''r
ADAANbN n HAPP...........d y aba,f Per ~
W. iNSLEE................. ....Noi2 Irciasrt
Clothing.
SAMUEL PERRY ................orr p, once
J. \ BRAKE Co........Nsip, doors 81 II.
Dry Goods ssA Groceries.
Y. H. HEiDEkHElMRR........2n d, near brady :,
Watches r Jewelry.
u HOUSED. ...................2l rCiant k"~
4. c. hii.LON.. ..............Nn. lsCaire Roa
L } NELSON. Brady, above ID
0eeks 4 EsatIensry.
- v .LiS co.. ..........N No ifCsife Now.
XIII ADAMS. Observation-Disclosures. Mar Poet Once
Hats 4 Caps.
ASTON 2d,.t. opp. l@Clsire Hou-e.
A. GREEN. .....,..,..,.......,.leG lsirr ll,w
CRANPTON.. ..........3 ocnd street, 'as' Bf.dy
Auction and Com m is&iOn.
II ". MOcniS. Second T.. alb We --ity
Hardware.
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LLiSpsh S......... -...2d 81, 's~s % BRADY
Wholesale Grecers
kVANN. CHEW 4 co. Cor. ID p Try
hGkk SWIFT. Brady o.. b<t. Trout AMI rona.
, DALzE,L: Co..............Gor % psrry
J. ". Willy ....................2nd , near Brady
RYAN 4 AcCAAN............ .Bn,ro~'- BECK
Dsugyis,s.
TAYLOR BAiiORD......No 10 l." Claire k,~
Gents vsvsisAisg Gssds.
,..,: ASTON Dist. up LeCi'4' ncus"
NfWDhk CHAMPION. .S~cuud -, east VI III sdy
0ests Z Shoes.
AooRe BROWN............Bre.i bri "a = ID
Tsssees 4 Cigars.
AShN N.................... 81 4 .@sr hrsd
Mss'c 4 Musical usssssnents.
SOs9PH Embellishments . l.t'isir~ K.w.
Stoves 4 Tlawsse.
Ian kAkLS,........Cor. rroni = Main St..
1'I"si' '............... brady - bet. 2nd = I'd
The LEWIS Assicslsssal Dept.
WI @se' skii.k ..........cor Front = leland
Leather AID SaAdlssy Hardware.
sAi6Hf. seAhs EECA Rvr.. !. md ), .as, BID,
essssssse, Msssrssses 49, CDAslssssy.
osNEiL = sROTaRh
wta.~sAis and Retail
WeoAsa Pumps,
j. Q. o9OR0v. ......... C1,sA sise,s