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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-27
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
Surratt Assassination Trial
Great Fire i'm Council Bluffs
LOSS, 100000
Registration in the South.
Sec'y Stanton Refuses to Receive
Gen. Sickles' Resignation.
Michigan Convention on Negro
suffrage.
Interesting Foreign Wears.
The Crop Prospects in Tennessee
Favorable.
Horse Thief Hung at Raleigh.
Murder Of Young Girl at
Warren. Illinois.
President johnson Homeward
Bound.
President johnson Homeward
Bound.
Railroad Accident Near Erie. Pa.
UnieR Meeting in San Francisco
GOLD CT OsED AT 138.
FROM WASHINGTON.

NV YoRK. June &c.
The Tribune special saws General Grant
has replied TO She eFidau las; letter, but re-
fuses to give the reply for publication until
the return Of the President, when definite
orders viii he given
Secretary Stanidn has written Gen. Sickles
declining to grant his request 10 be relieved
from the command Of the Ca-olinas Il
will be remembered that Gen. Sickles sent
his request to be relieved, direct TO the Sec
retarv Of War.
The Times special says i has transpired
that the I'd opinion OF the Attorney General.
involving the powers Of military commanders,
was fully considered in the Cabinet meeting
before the President left and action there
upon was as complete and final, AS upon the
opinion regarding reglstration-it having been
discussed and voted on IN separate sections.
he opinion was pat the form Of sum
mary of points, ihe the first, and all the
members voted yea except the Secretary Of
War, who voted nay, and submitted his
reasons in writing 4 record Was kept OF
the proceedings, and Mr.. Stanton's reasons
IN writing entered thereon al his own request.
de asked that the proceedings be made pub
lie, as was ordered in the case of the first
opinion. and q vote was taken on this request
when all voted in the negative, except Mr..
stanton himself " IS understood That
circular embodying the last opinion will be
issued in q few DAYS for the information and
instruction Of military commanders.
WASHINGTON, June 26.
In the Court OF Claims to. dav. the Court
rendered judgements in favor ofthe claimants
in II cotton cases. amounting TO over Slo0,-
600, and reserved decision IN u similar
cases
judgements were rendered in favor of the
following persons TO wit: Andrew j. Rich
ardson, to the amount Of S43. .3g5: Randall
4 Smith. to the amount Of 800, 900 Dewitt
4 Crowell. TO the amount Of 81 ,55l c. D.
Gilmore, amount not ascertained.
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PRESIDENT STILL SWINGING
AROUND THE CIRCLE.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June I6.
The President and party arrived at noon,
and were met by the staff Of Gov English,
Senator Wilson, the Mayor. and committee
Of the Common Council of Hartford, and
OF hers
Hon c. N. Ingersoll, Adjutant General of
Connecticut, notified the President that the
Governor would meet him a. Thompsouville.
THoMPsoxvIILE, Conn June 26.
The party left the csr, and Gov. English
addressed the President in welcome to Con
nectIcut
HARTFORD, June &c.
A salute was fred on the arrival Of the
President, who was met at the cars BY the
Mayor and officers of the city government,
and company Of the Governors horse
guard The Mayor delivered speech Of
welcome
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, June %.
4 suit has been commenced in behalf Of
the State against the agents of the Pacific
Mail Company, to recover two hundred and
thirty thousand dollars, for violation of the
Passenger Act, and refusing to pay commu>
taiion tax. The Commissioner Qf emigration
prescribed the statute also, against the own
ers and consignees Of the ships Garland, FL
len Southard and Gem OF the Ocean, to re
cover SIX hundred and seventeen thousand
dollars, for violation Of the same act.
The law under which the suits are brought,
provides that owners, masters or consignees
are liable for a commutation tax of five dol
lars head for passengers from foreign ports
and in case Of failure or refusal to comply
with the law, they are held liable to pay
thousand dollars for each passenger as pen
atty.
Thomas q. Selby declines the nomination
Of Hsrbor Master on the Democratic ticket,
and j. g. Cutler, Of San Francisco, was sub,
stituted.
q. B. NJ. steam frigate Jealous, Rear
Admiral Geo. T. Hastings, from Callao,
arrived to-day, and relieves the Sutley as
flag ship in the Pacific Squadron.
THE steamer Montana. from Panama, has
arrived, and the Moses Taylor and San Juan
sailed to-day.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
THE ASSASSINATION TRIAL.

WAsH1HcToS, June 26.
James 6. Clifford and 9. W. Bunker gsre
some unimportRnf evidence
Col. Henry ". Smith testified to his arrest
ing Mrs Surratt, and payse, al Mrs. Sur
rats house.
Gen L. 5. Grant testified to an interview
with Jacob Thompson, at MilLkens Bend,
in 1868.
The witness was asked what Thompson
said
The defense objected
Considerable argument ensued The de
sign Of ths prosecusion Was TO prove that
Thompson was connected with the prisoner
IN the distribution Of II 0ney.
Judge Fisher-If such connection is made
the evidence must be retained, otherwise not
The testimony was admitted, but II only
appeared that Thompson SAID that be was
al acting staff officer of one of the Generals
in icksburg, an Acting Inspector General
Of the Confederate army. did not understand
tina; he held q commission, but was al acting
officer
o cr0ss-eyamlnation.
Chas Dawson, clerk Of the National Hotel
in 1865. testified 10 finding, among some of
Booth : baggage left there Oh April l4th, a
card marked y. Harrison Surrstt The
card was produced, but not offered in the
evidence.
A letter signed Lion, in reference ,e an
oil speculation, to Booth, was found in the
hotel, and which Was given as evidence in
the conspiracy trial.
The defense have taken an exception
After recess, Col. T. A. Morgan was
called and testified to the arrest Of Mrs Sur.
ratt and Mr.. Payne, on the night of April
18th.
he was Of the party with Col Smith. but
the testimony Of the two varied, especially SO
far as related to Payne. Smith said be met
Payne at the door, and Morgan said he did
not meet him there.
Mrs Benson, formerly Mrs. Hudspeth
testihed-She came here from Canada, under
agreement that her expenses were TO be paid.
and she would receive per diem Of twenty
dollars while here. This agreement was
made with Mr.. Thurston, u S. Consul at
Toronto.
Adinn-ued tiil fo.morrow
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FROM WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON. June &c.
Hon. q. E Peck, Minister residen, to
Hsyti, died at Port az Prince, of fever, June
9th.
The United States steamer. Sacramento
was totally wrecked of Coconada. Madras.
All hands were saved She was a screw
sloop Of war, Of 1867 tons, carrying heavy
guns, and commanded By Capt Collins
J. L. Fowler, of Garfield, Ohio, has bee n
appointed examining surgeon Of the pension
Office.
Collector Kellogg. Of New Orleans, tele>
graphed to-day that the report Of yellow fever
prevailing there is untrue There has been
but one case, and that was two weeks ago,
and II is doubtful whether it was yellow fever
or not. The city is healthy.
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FROM MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIs, Tenn, June &c.
he crop reports from the interior general
ly are favorable. Fully two-thirds OF the
land IN cultivation is planted in corn and
small grain; the latter has been gathered with
fair yield.
In Eastern Arkansas, along the Red river.
the crops are almost entirely ruined by the
overflow.
A man named j. Hale was found hung to a
tree near Raleigh yesterday morning. A
paper was pinned TO his clothing stating that
1t was done by an outraged people for horse
stealing
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TIE PROSPECT
The following act has been accepted hv this Company
The National Telegraph Law,

AN ACT aid In the construction Of Telegraph Lines
and to secure TO the Government the the came
tor Postal, Military and other purposes
Be 1t enacted by Senate and House OF Representa-
tives of the United states Of America Ocngresy A.
sembled That any Telegraph Company now o-rwpised
which hereafter he organized under the laws Of
any State IN this Union shall have the right 10
maintain and operate of telegraph through
and portion Of the public domain the United
States and along any of the military post roaa-
of the United etates which have been may hereafter
declared such by Of Congress and over under On
the navigable streams waters OF the United
States Provided that such lines of telegram shs ~
constructed and maintained not TO obstruct the
navigator of such streams and waterz interfere with
ths ordinary travel snch military post roads And
any ofaid companies shall have the right to take and
from such public lands the necessary sone timber
and other material for is poss pisrs stations and otb
nseul .sss In the construction, maintenance and ope
ration Of I'D lines OF Telegraph and may and
such poon Of the unoccupisd public lands suhjsct
prsption through which ias said lines OF telegraph
srcesnx 1srg acres ur ssch station but sch s.soDs
sAall not b within hfteen milcs Of each other.
&c :. And bs It furtAE snsctsd, That tslssraphic
ocvenment Of ths Unitsd ossAa - their oosrs and
agsnts shall, In fhsk Annusa the lines Of any
sfnd oenpanik ~ Drisry cssr all othM buninsss,
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

SOUTHAMPTON, June 2G.
The steamer Allemania from New j ork
has arrived
BEEsT, June &c.
The steamer St. Laurent from New York
has arrived.
QUEEYsrowy. June &c.
The steamer Minnesota from New Y ork has
arrived.
LoyDoS, June 70.
The steamer Nora, with cable to connect
Cuba to the United States, sailed to- day for
Havana. She is expected to reach there in
twenty-ons days
The United States frigate Colorado is at
Gibraltar
The English Government has joined the
other European powers in a note urging upon
the Sultan an investigation Of the affairs in
Gambia by European Commission.
A despatch from Hague states that the
Dutch Government has notified the Hano.
verlan e1iles that they must leave the terri.
tory Of Holland.
BERLIN, June &c.
Count Won Bismark has been appointed
Chancellor of the North German Confede.
ration.
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FROM HAVANA.

New York, june &c.
The steamer Columbia, from Havana, I'D.
has arrived.
Smuggling is still prevalent.
Several large failures have occurred.
There we're 2es cases of yellow fever on the
Island during the month Of May, "a of which
proved fatal; so more than in May of last
year,
A cargo Of negroes landed st Ponta PridEia,
ndsnothu i expected sonewhses,
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FROM KANSAS.


ST.. Louis, June &c.
The recent injuries by the food to the
Kansas Pacific railroad have been repaire d,
and trains are now running regularly to Sail.
ma. The construction trains are running "a
Fort Harker.
No Indian troubles in Kansas have been
reported since Saturday last.
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HG~ OAce of the Secreiary, 3I4 NORTH
THIRD STREET, Room No
sE2- Subscription Books open at Office Of
Lavender 4 kowse. 2lS North Third Street.
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FROM ERIE.

ERIE. Pa. June 26.
A freight train on the Erie and Pittsburp
railroad ran of at Pulaski this morning. kills
ing one brakesman.
A little boy named Henry Jordon was
drowned at the public dock this morning.
S. r. Fleming, OF Miller Farm, jumped
from the New York express train at Phila-
delphls crossing, near Erie, and broke his
leg
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FOREIGN. NEWS.

NEw YORK, June 2s.
The following are the Herald cable dis
patches
Paris, June 25.-Victor Hugo addressed q
powerful appeal TO President Juarez. Of Mex.
ieo, invoking him 10 spare the life of MAR
miian, asserting that the most suitable pun
lshmeniI OF foreign potentates, be that OF
living BY the mercy Of the Republic.
al Rome there are assembled in this CITY
400 Catholic Preiates, Arch Bishops and
Bishops, and some thousands Of priests. who
lourneyed from theASees at the call of the
holy Father TO be T$eseni q; the celebration
OF the ls00th anniversary OF St Peter S
martyrdom. Crowds are coming FROM all
paris Of the word. Bishops from tbe United
States who have already arrived are lodged
IN different Converts within the CITY Great
preparation IA making for festival on Sstur.
day, and services will commenc on SUNDAY
al II. Peter : church, which will be iliumin
sied IN the evening Of that day
FLORENCE, June Z5.-The feeling prevail
ing Just nov IL Italy agains, the Catholic
Clergy ls very bitter. On Monday a; the fes
tival Of ST. John Patron saint. the Florence
people nefGsed to JOIN the Eciesiasts in It's
observAhdes, for the reason that The Priests
refused 10 celebrate the national fest5vE Of
free Italy two weeks ago.
kokE, lune 25.-1he cholera has broken
Out ~ tins city, and reports state that the e.
loenlc hat made rs appearance in Sicily.
BY Steamer Nsw YORK. June Is.
he new Cunarder, RussiA, arrived today
from Li1efpool. 18th, and Queenstown leth
Queen iciorla holds rraud reYiev of the
troops a iHyde PARK. on the 9TH and bia.
he couhcil Of the English Reform League
has issued Ill address 10 the people q
Europe, denounciur wars and the maiuter,
hrce OF large armies.
he DANISH Government has declined the
proposals made by Prussia, tina, il should
guarantee tie national rights Of German IN,
haoasants ~ North Schleweig. The motion
ceDsurIng the Government for the arres, OF
some depua aes last December, was rejected By
an inmeuse majority in the Spanish Con-
gress.
The annual report Of the cotton depart
ment states ths; 938 Gs7 bales were exported
from Bombay Presidency last Year.
Burmah is said to be sill threatened by
famine. The King Is buying up gram for
his troops.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, June &c.
The Supreme Court decision given, com.
pelling Edwin Forrest to pay alimonv from
the time the suit was instituted, many wear,
ago, Is on trial. Brookway Counter6eld :
evidence is given. He was formerly detec.
tive in the q. S. secret service.
Two more tobacco factories were seized to.
day.
There are rumors of four failures in Liver
nnnI
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FIRES.

ST. LoUIs, June &c.
The Pacific Railroad machine shop and car
works were destroyed bv FIRE yesterday
Loss $50, 900; insured $50. 600.
A fire in Council Bluffs, Iowa, on Monday
night. destroyed an entire block. including
the Nonparea Office. The loss is estimated
OF $500, 600: insurance not stated.
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VHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that, on
= the liza Gay Of yuns. A. D. 1867, wzrunf in
bankruptcy vss s.ued ag.insf the estate Of Gsys n
bsasou and Jana esnton, surviving partners - NJ
late nm Of =. esston epss Of Keckuk in the csp-
ty Of Lee and etats Of Iowa, who have bsn aj.desd
bankxnDe On 1eir cWn ps1itton. xhoa tie pnO1uf ef
any esss - essvesy - ssy ps1psrsy $780, nsnrA
bankruyn, 10 thsn o. fsr their uss ana - Anne =
any property by thsa. ~ lmhiddn By ~. xAas :
nssiog q fhs creditors Of the mid nnnkrup - prOve
thsk 49,, - ehsssssa q nMs a1gnsss II ehsir
0enass, VII b hed - . OsEs Il n1n1U1y,O = -
neseea q ths uniesd 1ata Coun Assu h IL city Of
tssaA {1so) ~ r A1Ok \ ,. =, - Skasuk 8
:; .s;n. @vs1RAH
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From MICHIGAN.

CHICAGO, June 26.
The Committee on Elections Of the Michi-
gan Constitutional Convention submitted the
following report in regard TO suffrage; 1t
strikes out the word "white," and also al
lows the native Indian to vote. The Demo
cratic minority report recommends that the
question of negro suffrage shall be submitted
TO the people as separate issue, and not be
embodied in the body OF the Constitution.
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IRON.

JEwELRf, ysr sOtBl
iges Nos ] 4 Estes House
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAy FRAscIsco, June 26R
One OF the largest meetings ever held in
this city assembled last night to ratify the
Union nominations for State officers.
Accounts concerning the wheat crop con-
tinue favorable. The work of harvesting is
progressing in many portions of the State
under hattering circumstances. Invoices of
the new crop are expected freely in q week
or ten DAYS.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June &c.
The State Constitutional Convention yes
terday adopted a resolution appointing com
mlttee Of ~ to receive President johnson ou
ms return from Boston, en- route to the Ma,
tionsl Capital.
His arrival q; Annapolis will be the occa
sion Of an enthusiastic demonstration.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, June 26.
One death by cholera is reported to have
occurred here last night.
Wcisenger's Music Hall, pronounced to be
second 10 none in the country, opened last
night, with grand musical concert
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FROM NEW YORK.


NV oEK. June 26.
At Hackensack, on Saturday last, the Office
Of M. Garrett AckernAu. late Clerk Of Ber>
gen county, was broken INTO and robbed Of
$50. 900 worth Of Government and Bergen
county bonds
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FkOM WARREN.

CHICAGO. June &c.
a Warren I'll special OF to night saws
AT al early hour thIs morning our usullv
quiet town was thrown into foror of excite.
ment by thereport that young girl. fourteen
years old. ihe daughter Of Mr. Stevens. re-
siding about thirteen miles south Of this
place was found murdered in the woods. Al
a coroner Inquest the following facts we're
brought to light: Il appears that the girl
started out yesterday for the purpose Of pick
ing strawberries, and that while picking Der
res man named Scarborough was seen by
the neighbors TO be with her She not re.
turning home, vigorous search was made.
which resulted in the finding Of the body ly-
ing near small pool of water, her head and
face cut 10 pieces, and her apron tightly
drawn around her neck. On the banks OF
the pool. near where the body WAS found
were evidences Of desperate struggle for
lite Scarborough was arrested and is row
in irons
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FURNITURE

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
6 Bridges. Nos ! 2 Estes Hous
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STRAY cow.

STRA1ED. few days ago, from the prem
~ ises nf the unoersignsd, . medium Kzed red oow
about eve Year, old and Dsls calf about three ts
oic The Gov marked fb. leff with :. 0 Tn
der hts. The cali has few white spots xpon II ne
fgr their delivery FOR information that will sna-
tie me 70 get them THgs J. AYREe
tr17-d7 AT g. Main Street
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NEWS DEPOT
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spiesberger Mayer d Co-..-......No. III Man-st.
Mrs Weber ...eor Third Main streets
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Rabbits Pure E01eraf1a.
na.t vsla~bls IN ~. 0Guesd w lcv = -
hoom4oo14 -AI1n1D
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MARBLE WORKS
hn Bawd .............. THIRD street-near Main.
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HARDIN ARE

HARNESS q SADDLES.
Uarrv No5r s.r.... -, 4 A
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.

all Armitage d Co........cor Ninth d Johnson
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LIQUORS-wHo
,ve 10 A f-a Mntr ctro,
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Engraving. Brands, Il Seals.

EGGs q BUTTER !.
Pond d CO.. cor Main Ninth streets
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g @ N III IA "a G TT
BUILDING A SCHOOL HOUSE
Al Charlton, Lucas Co.. Iowa.

Vii B1l1.ug Committee of The Independ-
sat sehooi District g chsrlor. request proposals
irnn - ontrsctofe Asa ntners for bulia8uF sTHREE-
sToRY BRICK sCHOoL HuusK Win b.seuept 4,
The abovs uaaeE town
Pisnr aud OSCILLATIONS may EesE Al the oHo< af
ts undrrsAEned IL Chs-ttof from dAte urfl ths
81 Ca ofJuy ne1t Aiso fhf nf5cs q C. Durham
Atchllsei u Burlington, le~A from dss oi Jny
y tbs 44h das of Juiy is6-
froFsais isr the eutiFe work only viii te rsessved
Aud ts~f nnst = 'rwsrael the bui4Inz Committee
o. - aefpre ths 2hiA afJaly A 1857 wheu he eon
bidder
NeBE or FArNKrs .lr,s -tlirt il Cab wh=u ;hs con-
Set - HaAdF n-th1ra when the huaie nr enclosed
sno ihs hasnrs when the building comp eaed Ard se
o-pfea.
fhf ~oTk - he commenced jsruct-sbis and
Z - con plstee without UNNECESSARY aelas
Charlton, june =, Sc T EDGTST0S
VI DUNCAN
v h WOODWARD
}s@-1-s BE ding CON mttsee
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Coin, Silver wa
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PROSPECTUS.

rEIs COMPANY has beer o-rS nax-s tvr the pr-r<,,.
g establishing IslatrAphc communication the
airsc' manner po~sle between A points a any mpor
tA1ce or the MISS lssIPPi EIVEK from ET PAUL 70
AEH ORLEANS
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KIND OF LINE TO BE BUILT
ASSESSMENTS OF STOCK.

ONLY FIvE PEE GENT OF the stock will b. reauirad
To lie pad IL st the TIME OF subscription and subsequent
calls will exceed tsS Der cent Ger month After IN.
nrss psymena Of Eve ysr cent no further call will ~
made until FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
shall nave been subscfibed The Company contd-ntly
believe that they win hot be compelled to cali in more
fnAn ny or sixty cent Of the subscriptions IN order
! to place the line in complete working order
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Nencill, Jones d Co......eor Third Main streets
Hess, Stern / Co......-cor Second d Main streets
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HATS. CAPS AND NOTIONS
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.

Mooar Knowles johnson st-in Tepfer House.
toilns -......-second street
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(LOTHIE Ms.

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
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BONNET BLEACHhRY.
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hoWe ! ier-.............. ....--5e Main street
Duncan, hArle C0.-.....-.i4o l42 Main street
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American Watches.

BOOTS d sHoEs-wHoLES
Hambeton HuiskAmp. p..---...-.....q3 Main street.
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BOOTS & sHoEs-RETAIL.

Stewart 4 Dean............eorT Third Main streets
Matless. Main street
Huiskamp Bro. Main strcet-bet 4th sth.
Hart Main street
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Sec'y Stanton Refuses to Receive
Gen. Sickles' Resignation.
Michigan Convention ON Negro
Suffrage.
Interesting Foreign Wears.

The Crop Prospects in Tennessee
Favorable.
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Cleeks-wholesale = Retail.
p-,soas ~ r.
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COMMISSION MERCHAsTs.
Y C+u-~as &c a.t
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GRooEBs-wHoLEsALE.

Gold Silver. and ivory Mounted Canes
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MILLINERY a BONNET BLEACHEkY
tMrs W Bowman..4th st-bct Main Blondeau