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FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Aug. 16.
The recent heavy rains have done much
damage to property in the neighborhood of
Washington. The morning train failed to
arrive from Baltimore, owing to the washing
away of culvert.
The Commissioner of the General Land
office has returns showing the disposition of
25,7e6 acres of public lands during the
month of July at bayfield,, Wisconsin
Commander Teber gives an Interesting ae-
count of his trip. He asked of the principal
Chinese authorities of the island an investi.
CATION Of the case, and an armed force had
been sent to capture the murderers
Mrs. Mary Walbridge, mother of Gen. Hi>
ram Walbridge, OF N. Y, died yesterday,
aftera long and painful illness, at Engleside,
District of Columbia.
Gen. Salgar, Minister of the Republic Of
Columbia, delivered his letter Of recall to the
President TO day. Speeches of the usual
nature were made.
1t, Col NJ. Ralston Kensing has been re-
leased from command of marines at Mare s
Island, California, and ordered to command
marines at Philadelphia Navy Yard:
The recent storm caused great damage to
new buildings, culverts, railway tracks, bridg
es, &c. Several families, living in shanties
along Teber creek, we're saved from drown-
ing BY the police. Five of these buildings
we're entirely submerged, and others filed to
the second story. One family was found in .
basement where the water was three feet
Altogether Eve males and seven females and
number of children were saved from death
in their own houses. First street was in one
portion an improvised river, and Seventh
street, between NJ street and the city limits,
is impossible for vehicles. The dam at the
Intersection Of Seventeeth street and the ca.
nal suffered several thousand dollale. The
storm was terrific.
tits not true, al reported here this evening,
that the Cabinet had under consideration the
subject of removing Judge Holt, Chief Of the
Bureau of Military Justice, although all Ex.
ecutive order to this effect within few days
is not improbable.
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Latest NEWS ny CABLE
INDIAN ATTACK IN TEXAS.
GOLD CLOSED lao 3-4.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHICAGO, Aug. 16.
The temporary building for the Illinois
Soldiers' Orphans Home will be formally
opened at Bloomington on the 10th inst.
Over one hundred applications for admission
have been received by the Secretary.
Frank Moore, at work for farmer near
Bnckhart Grove, Illinois, robbed his employ
er Of six hundred dollars on Wednesday.
Preparation are in progress for a Base Ball
tournament at Beloit, Wis About thirty
Clubs are expected to be present. Half fare
will be procured for those attending.
Over fifty thousand dollars worth of real
estate have been sold in Omaha during the
last four days.
Council Bluffs on Wednesday evening.
In Peoria, ILL.,, on Thursday, the Jackson
vile Base Ball Club was defeated at the
hands Of the Fort Clark Club Of Peoria, by 10
talles.
SAyDUsKY, Ohio, Aug. 16.
The steam tug Despatch of Detroit, burned
to the waters edge at o'c clock this morning,
ut the dock in this city. Loss $4,000; in
sured $4,000.
/. ALBANY, N. T., Aug. 16.
have agreed not to run more than two sets OF
mAchinery from the first Of September.
DEs MoISEs, Iowa, Aug. 16.
Yesterday afternoon John King went into
we'll on Second street, and was instantly
killed by the foul air.
The corn issufferiug in this vicinity from
three weeks drought.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 16.
Hon. Geo. H. Pendleton, delivered his first
speech Of the campaign at Lima yesterday.
II still continues to hold extreme State
sovereignty views.
MADISON, Wis, Aug. Is.
Sheriff McDougal has returned from his
trip to Vermont, With the notorious forger,
Piper, alias Farley. Genteel William was
not shown much favor in Vermont, being
thrown into dungeon with murderer. He
will be tried in September.
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FROn BALTInORE.

~ III 0AL1AOkE, AU8uSS 10. n
One Of the severest rain storms for years,
forenoon, occurred here. Many Of the streets
two feet on the first floors Of the stores and
dwellings, causing considerable loss. The
houses Of the factory people ct the clipper
factory are all flooded and the occupants we're
removed in boats. All the factories and
Touring mills in and adjacsnt to the city are
much damaged. Woodfs steam sugar refinery
snstains heavy loss.
Arrivals On the Western Maryland, North.
ern Central and Philadelphia railroads were
interrupted by the washing away OF the Gull
verts, &c. On tho Northern Central the
down train this forenoon was unable to reach
the city, in consequence Of the engine falling
into the .culvcrt near Woodbury., where it
now lies buried in the stream.
The Philadelphia road in many places is
several feet under water, and owing 10 its un>
certain condition the usual morning train did
not 60 out. The through train from New
York last night fell into culvert about four
teen miles from the city, breaking the ex-
press, baggage and mail cars and iniurine
Mr.. Ford, the express agent, Mr.. Flnnderen,
of New York, and Mr.. Easton, Of Philadel,
phia, mail agents, and Baggage Master RAM
SOM also biiHhty HuEt. No ono was kllleu
The damage TO the Baltimore and Ohio road
is expected to be repaired and trains running
regularly tomorrow.
| There are many rumors of loss Of life in
the city, but only two seem to be authentic
A man and a boy about FIVE years old were
carried off by the violence of the water.
Reports from the surrounding country il
dicate the loss immense, the whole country
being inundated. The Falls turnpike was il
many places FIVE or ten feet under water
The damage to the crops cannot now be estl
mated. 1t is still showering.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

WILMINGTON, Aug. 10.
The registration commenced to>day. In
the lst Ward 81 whites and 1926 blacks we're
registered.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 16.
The numbersregistered to day was 724, Of
whom 212 we're blacks.
A torch light procession of the members
of the Union League, numbering about two
thousand freedmen, with banners and trans.
pariences, marched through the streets for
the purpose of driving out all freedmen not
registered
OTTAWA, C. W., Aug. 16.
The Capital is now agtated by election
meetings. and the strife is general. Mr..
Currier, the present member for Ottawa, viii
probably be elected for the Federal Legis>
lature.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1e.
Hayti advices state that small revolution
in favor of Jeffrard has failed One of the
leaders committed suicide on being defeated.
The others were captured.
The government has taken measures to es-
tablish an Exchange and Chamber Of Com
merce in each open port in the Republic.
The coffee crop will probably be the larg-
est ever known in Hayti.
Mexican sdyices say that CASTILLO made his
escape disguised as woman.
Four horse thieves who confessed their
crimes have been executed.
| A Fenian scare is becoming prevalent
again in Montreal The brotherhood it is
apprehended are to split at the coming eec
ton, as numbers are in favor of the Devlr
/ party.
A Radical meeting in Forsyth county, N
c., passed resolution praying Congress tc
adopt measures to indemnify poor Unionist'
for losses during the war, out of the property
of rebels.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 10.
An oaioial delegation from Japan, With q,
interpreter, have arrived in this city and vii
| inspect the United States Armory here.
Over three and~a half inches Of rain hav
fallen here.
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Trustees Sale.

Try virtue of a Deed Of Trust executed and
- de'iversd to me, the nnd-rsi ID by james L. E~
ties AMI Amanda Etes,his wife, dated the 29th da, Of
june D. ls57, and conveying the following described
land 10 tbs County Of Lee and stase OF Icw.
VIZ The southwest quarter Of section three ta) The
wese h Of the sonth asst quarter ofaecson three f9
The north orty OF the south cast quarter Of
ticn four o. and the south half nnd northwest quartr
Of tho hwest qutsr Of section ave f5 I'll In
ship sixty .hve north Of range nre Isl west Also
Block c in the City OF Keokuk, according 0tIey
Stripes Map Of said City in 10 the
certain pronissory note OF date with said deed
drawn by j. O. Estes payable to J. L. Ests aud by said
J. j. Estes endorsed 10 John T. Antrim fer tbs Of
Ssvsn Thousand Dollars, In year from date the
unasrsgned In accordance with the terms Of said deed,
wiFrocsed on Friday the 9th day OF September next,
1t the front door OF ths Court House. hat being
vese piace) the City Of Keokuk between The hours
OF liz c'elock and o'clock r, H., TO sell Rt public
sncscn to the highest bsder for cash, the foowisg
parcels Of he other parcels Of the before
toned lnds having bssn hssetoPs sold under prior
epsthat 70 say, The bcrtn forty Of .cnsn
east quarter Of seettop four and the south hail and
nosthvnt qnartef Of the southwest quarter ei scum
Ase d. the wet hAfof fhe scathvest qnsrt.r o. SEQ
ton (s) all In township sstvhse (6a H. fl, e
ts) west togsthor With BLOCK o 10 the nx o. Asasnk
according 10 osIsy Stripes Nap Of sasd Oty.
augltsSw-rw Itu-ter'
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAX FRAScisco, Aug Is.
Gen. Hallack has issued an order attaching
Alaska to the military department Of Califor>
mia, making Sitka headquarters of the dis
trict, designating company II I'd artillery and
company 9th artillery for the garrison at
Sitka. The district commander is yet to be
named
The Republicans os San Francisco nomi>
mated On independent legislative ticket, Ia.
king three names out Of fifteen from the reg>
ulsr Union Congress ticket. The senatorial
question is the chief cause Of the division.
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FROM NEW YORK.
NEv YoKK. Aup. /.

NEw YoKK, Aug. TO-
There were three cases Of cholera to day in
the city.
Mir Kellogg will not retire from the stage.
She sAils for Europe on the 2lst of August,
to Ae bbsent during TIM winter, but she has
mehts offered at London and Paris.
A. D. Richardson's new work, Beyond
She Mississippi" appeared to-day. The or
ders already received indicate q large sale.
Generals Beaureeard and Magruder were
introduced in the Stock Exchange to-day and
we're hissed as they left the room.
The defalcation in the Tradesmen's bank
foots up S295, 900. Two tellers are involved,
one for $3.50, 600, and the other for S35, 900.
They we're absent to-day. 1t is expected
that some Of the money will be recovered.
The Deputy q. 8. Marshal was arrested
to day, charged with receiving money from
aopptorfa,taru
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FROM NEW YORK.

4 New York. Aug. l6.
The cspital stock in the Dubuque and Dun
leiih Iron, Bridge Company insurea the com
pletion Of the Cedar Valley railroad, running
north and south through Iowa to Minnesota.
Half Of the bridge stock was subscribed by
citizens Of Dubuque and Iowa, and the other
half in New y York BY prominent capitalists.
Officers of the Illinois Central took 5000, 900
Of stock. Since the closing Of the books ap-
plications to the amount Of over 100000
have been made. Work on the bridge has
been ordered to be commenced Immediately.
1t is to be substantial iron bridge, with
heavy stone abutments.
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bATD6R DY TELEGRAPH


PAals, Aas. 16-At the slaesioa held
Throughout the Hmpire, for members ofths
Council. the general opposition made, heavy
Iszins. ! sla 'sA
LIvERrooL, July 18.-The steamer City Of
Bostoa, ffoM New York, brought hers the
srsw Of the schooner Silva, from Boston,
which she run down and sunk on the 9Th
inst.
FLoREscE, August l6-Eve. The italian
Govsfsssns 10 displsased with the visit to
Rome Of the French General Dumont, and
win sooa look l6Fs chanse in the treaty Of
last September.
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SHERIFF'S S. S.SALE.-Foreclosure of mort.
y ge af personal property Whores4 on the 18th
day of August 1895, W. Sheldon nted to Geo. ".
Mecary his mortgage upon tho personal property here
inafer described, to the payment Of proisory
executed BY the said A. W. Sheldon to said Geo W.
Mccray for the sum of Four Thousand Dollars bearing
date with said mortaag, and caring interest at
per cent per snnum after maturity shd due thirty
days after date And whereas said note and mortgss
been assigned and transferred by the said Geo w
Mccrary to J. Howell and whereas sid rote and the
interest thereon remaining wholly unpaid the said
gage and the said note have been placed in hands
forecostrc under and by virtue OF the statute of the
State Of Iowa concerning foreclosure Of Mortgages
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given that Friday,
the 9Th day of September, 1867 commencing at o'clock
OF said day, at the front door of tbs Court House in
the city Of 6eakuk Lee County, Iowa. will sell pub
lie outcrv to the highest and beet bidder for the puf-
pose Of paying the due said note and int ers.t
the aforesaid NOR gagged property towis: The Hay
aud Weekly Gate City Newspaper. the name, good will
prinnng And job presses, type, nachines and all the
printing materials and appuft thereuuto
ing fnciudfcg asnd every presses and prnti mster
ais utensils machues and eppnrtcnances in aud about
the said Office and printing establishment in Keokuk
Iowa
Terms Of SAls-CMH. JGEN A. BIfHaP,
agI Sheriff of Ice County, 10 IA,
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FROM GALVESTON.

CINCINNATI. Ang. 16.
A Commercials Galveston, Texas, dis
patch reports that the yellow fever is raging
terribly at that place. Twenty deaths occur.
red on the 18th, 81 on the 18th and 20 on
the 14th, and over one thousand cases in
town on the 18th. The hospitals are over
flowing, and the managers are calling fol-
extra help. The internal revenue Office is
closed, the employees all being SICK.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New 0RLEaKs, Aug. IS.
4 telegram from Gen. Griffin states that
the Indisns attacked Buffalo Springs, Texas,
but were repulssd.
The Austrian man of war Elizabeth ar
rived here with large number Of refugees.
They gU' 10 New York BY : merchant stesm.
er, - Admiral TsssAAo6 viii peobahly ned
~ war vessel 8s4s ,sss
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
Sr. Lours, Aug. 16.

ST. LouIs, Aug. IS.
A Young man named Jno j. Edwards was
arrested in Beloit, Wisconsin, to-day, charg>
ID vith del eudine the Union Saving Assoz
ciati0n ID this city soEe months ago, OF
SIS, 600 to $l8, 600. Edwards was teller Of tbs
bsnk q that time, and allowed gold broker
here 10 ovsrdraw his account for specsiative
purposes. 10 which tits shppose Edwards wss
Interested. The Bank will loss no4hlug q
Edwards securities are responsible men.
The .parties srrestsd in st. Joseph, fol
,ao1apacfy ii burning the Plaate rves
bsilSp, vsissd ~ sGsMina1iea yesterday, and
Eyses k@ 49, ~ sppsoe at ~ ns1s stpEn
e6f0 C14f1inal Ceas1 80 '4' s'7ssss 4
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FROM BUFFALO.

BuFFALo, Aug. l6.
The two mile hest wss won BY Silas Rich.
Rainbow and mate won the other race best
time 2:32. Ethan Allen and Honest Allen
were speeded over the track and made half .
mile in 1:19}. Ethan Allen and mate were
excluded from the race, which tended to re-
duce the interest.
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FROM READING.

READING, Pa. August 18.
The Negro Equal Rights Convention ad.
journed TO day Resolutions were passed
condemning Senators Fessenden, Trumbull,
and other Republicans, in steadily refusing
to face the subject of manhood suffrage, and
recommending the negroes South to support
such men a Sumner, Stevens, Wade and
Stanton for President.
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u. n. kIarshaI's Proclamation.


tnftesi aates y Amafea, souiton Disinop Of Io.ea
q. ". CLARE United State. Marshal for tho State
i o. Iowa, do hereby give public notice that in the
casc OF the United States against gusga stick in
cse OF seznre ard forfeiture under of Congress
did, on the lith day OF August, 1867 In Kaakuk Lee
County Iowa, attach sai take into my poIsssion for
safe custody, one gusgs STICK barrels rsctifsd
whisaey 2s ealoo proof gallons two barrels OF Cher
ry Wine. fy gallens eleven barrels cf Carranl wiue
i5s S9-l0o gallons par barrel Of Strawberry Bran
dy ls gsllons; ono barrel IS proof gallons Gin two
reetfy ipg tubs; two tubes Recel and Mixer igh
cen empty barrels one ciier Press and Mill one keg
colorfng one half bnshel lot and
coluring one force pimp on, lot lead pipe
And also give public notice that the ttras assigned
Tor tho return Of said warrant is the third Tuesday
Of September, 1857, and hereby adalonish and
summons all persons claiming auy interest the said
one guage stick e. al OF la wing bssfng anyihing
to say why the shonid he condemned and sold
10 answer the de4hd Of ssii appellant that they be
aud appear before the said Court be held In aud for
the Southern Division, District OF iowa, the United
States Coar, In the city Of keokuk In said District
at special icrnt 70 be holden the 81 TUESDAY Of
tember 1857, at o'clock sad day then and there
TO interpose claim for he same and 10 make tleY
allegations In that behalf.
u. W. CLARK, U.sM
sngle-dlH II, ruLros, Deputy
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Trustees sale.

FGISIPV = SNIU.
II z yirtne OF a deed rust, executed to me by
D. Bill ings, asst guee OF Huston Hawk Huston,
for th~ bssrAt u Cash. Henderson strange Co dated
September II, 1Saa I, samua r. Mi1ts, trustee viii
procesd pe the property therein de- crbed ihe
10th day OF August 1877 between the hours OF O'Clock
. and o'clock n comm enceg ~ O'Clock p. IN
for cash. before the dnr Of tha Clerks Ocs the Dis
ts thus described Lot eight 81 in Bloct 1ql City Of
okuk Lee county Io~a aud Llta three hye seven,
nine eleven, thirteen fonrfeen hfteen sxteen eight
eeh, twenty twenty-five and twenty four in Ramsey
Adton to the said City Of being four and
haf acses In the soutAeast quarter Of the south
srfer Of the northwest quarter of Hectlon twenty
kes Township si4tylve north. OF Range i've west in
1919 Lss County, Iowa The trustee Will convey the In.
sersst cohveysd to him, iesa taxes and titles.
SAMUEL Y. MILLER,
L i1ll-64m TrUatee
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Notice,
NEW FIRM.

HAVING this day formed copartnership
IL under the style of REoK BROTHERS. for the
TRANSACTION OF general Hardware business both whole
sale and retail at the Old stand Of ady Peck soIic
1t the patronage Of all needing goods in our line
o. PNCK.
Keokuk, Iowa, Aug. IL, lSGI-lm NC PECK.
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f DisSOltSsiOss.
YNHE copartnership heretofore existing be>
= tween the usdsnisned under the name and style
Of Cady Peck 10 this day dissolved BY ntnsl consent
O. X Pc remains At the old stand and IN authorize
to receipt account. the rm and all parties
to the old firm Of Caty, Jones Peck, the firm
cady Peck requested to call and make settlement
without delay. STANTON CApY.
Keokuk. lows, Aug. 49, 1867. Q. T. PECK.
Notice.
Having this day disposed Of my entire intereat in th
Hardware House Of Cady PEEK to PECK d BROTH
ERs, taks pleasure In recommending the new firm Il
our old custo and the public gonerally thu
patronage which has always been literally extende
to the ole firm may be continued with the new.
Esoknk, Iowa, Aug u, '67. eTANToN CADY.
augl4d
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10. q. +.

Keokuk Lodge No. 3 Regular meeting ever,
Monday fsepinc.
Pnekeehetuck Lodge No. 43-Regulsr meet
rg eeffy triial evening.
Hermann Lodge No. 1l0-Regular meatins
every Wednesday evening
PucHechetuck Encampment, 20. T.
Regular mesiing, j.t and 81 Ihur.day II each month.
Haff-Corner Seventh and Main Streets. fncb1
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DosroH, Ang. 10.
Secretary Stanton arrived here this morn
ing.
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Grain Rar,
Dissolution.

>knn BURLAPs on hand and TO arrive, for sale By
OOV augi6 KELLOGG, BIRGk co.
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sN FURNITURE.
Howe I Tyler, ,e,-v-;:.,-,sa Main street.
Dunc Kssis Co ,........l4o i42 Main street.
uAs& STE A FITTINGS.
Nd - Son JOHNSON street, bet Sd & 4th.
6s'd Pens, Peneils, Psckst Books.
SO Bridges~............Nos Estes House
Gold. Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes.
s @ Bridges.............,No Nos l. Estes House.
oRoCERs-wHoLEs
S Damill Co o....................lo Main street.
Kellogg, Birgc Co..~.... ..s8 Adin street.
Bower Co..................-.....9o Main street
NJ Stafford rd................cor Blondeau Levee.
GROCE OCERS-RETAIL.
Robertson Albefs Main street.
J 4 A MeQueet ....................S4 Main street.
Cox 4 Irvin....... -.corner Fifth Main streets.
Hydremetsrs, hsrnensters, saehrea-
eters.
SO d s..............Nos 4 Estes House,
ARNEss sADDLEs.
A Hagn,. .............f ain street-bet Sd 4th.
HARDWARE.
,Cady 4 Peck ..........cor Fourth 4 Main streets.
II Buel............~....... SO Main street.
HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS.
II ........................19 Main street
Burkitt Co........................sl Main street.
HOTELS.
-Tepfer House Third johnson.
Demipg House ...........cor Second b johnson.
INSURANCE AGENTS
L. j. Adams, ms,...............C Corner I'd and Nan sts
Fn a,
Office Lcvee, bet Main Johnson
ICE.
Collier & Berry Fifth street-n Estes House.
IRON.
Browbell Bros Main Fourth.
WELRY. t,ms sotDl
IS Bridges Nos ! = Estes House.
LIauoas-wsspLRsA
Pdihhons. -....,s.....1fa i74 heis street..
MARnLas w0Axs.
John Bavdsn- Third stfsse 1esr Main.
a HILLINERs.
assss Mayer 4 Co. No. III Main-st.
s lst W ss.s~...~..cor Third = haia streets.
nsxLa = = aoNNKr ,.LEAcBEnr
!; Mrs WF = sn-.4th st-bet Main Blondeau
: ~ aNEws DEPOT.
pavsa '''' eec0ha street
ssassifsfss Glasses & Microscopes.
p" hfiages ,.''..''.nos lss'es mouse
optician, spectaelss, Ego olasses.
q Bridges.................Nos & 2 Estes Honse
Pipes, Genuine ndeershaum.
S G rdgcs,....-.,......Nos | q Estes House
r,-, ..;.;. p;a..
G Bridges Nosl 4 Estes House
-
Avres. Mann q Ayres es..... -...s7 Main $,
VIM. rr,ce cor. 5,h i Blondeau
HB -Eyck.... ...... Second street
Wm Fulton '........'..s2 Main street tup stairs
Young America johnson street--bet ID 4 81
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Vencll, Jones 3 Co.....cor Third Main streets.
Hess, Stern 4 Co.......cor Second 4 Main streets.
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JE w ELRY,t,xa sotD


LIQUORs-GlA01RaA
Gibbons .-....s:.....131 & f74 Mais street
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BOOTS = 0nORa-1DTAlA.
Huisksmp . Bfo... Main stfset-bst 4th : 5tA.
Hart ...-..................lSSM Main strsee
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BOOTS = sHOEs-WHOLEsALn
Hambistoa Haiskanp. ...-........9S Main street.
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Engraving Brands q Seals.
S Bridges. ..NoeA 1 Estss House.
EGGS 4 HQF4ER.
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Howe Tyler ..,.... ...,5a Main street
DunoaR, Kasis 4 Co ........ l40 3 i42 Main street
&ss
&#UAs = sTEA2 FITTINGS.
Nd Son ........J JOHNSON street, bet Sd & 4th
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CROCKERY q QUEENS wARE.
Carey L. FAivre. Main strset--bet 5th & 9Th
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CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, 60
John Copclin ....... ......s.... s53 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-17

David g Lowry Second street.
n v westeett Main strsst-nsar Roarth.
Ed Cartsr Co........ ... T.. ...Oe MAla str0sG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-17
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