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FROM ST LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Oct. 18.
G. NJ. Murphy. who has been confined in
the Missouri Penitentiary for the last two
years, under sentence by military commission
for boat burning on the Mississippi during the
war, was brought before the United States
Circuit Court on Wednesday, and the case
was argued on an application for his dis
charge. Judge Miller decided the case to-
day by discharg,ng the prisoner, on the
ground Of the unconstitutional tribunal by
which Murphy was tried and sentenced. The
Judge also decided that the prisoner occupied
the same position now as though he had no,
been tried and sentenced by military tribu.
nal, and could be arraigned and tried upon the
charge BY the civil courts, and on motion ol
the District Attorney the prisoner was 70
Wanded to confinement until to morrow u
allow m opportunity to renew the old ehaeeol
and prepare new ones, if any existed,
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FROM THE SOUTH.

COLUMBIA. S. c., Oct. I8.
In the secret session of the Radical Con-
vention held yesterday, Mr.. Epping, U. s.
Marshall, offered series of moderate reso-
lutions, which were adopted.
subsequently,, after speeches by Messrs.
Brown, Wright, Elliot and others. u recon
sidera,ion was ordered, and the resolutions
were defeated.
Mr.. Eppine withdrew from the Convention,
being dissatisfied with its action.
The man who opposed the resolutions most
earnestly was colored man, who at for.
mer convention introduced resolution in.
sisting that the next Vice President OF the
United States should be negro.
'NEw YoRK, Oct 1S.
The Heralds Charleston special saws :
Gen. Canby returned last evening from Co.
lnmbia. after full and satisfactory confer,
ence with Governors Orr and Worth. The
principal object of the conference was to
make arrangements for the financial affairs
Of the States The fiscal year expires at the
end of this month, and no means exist for
carrying on the State governments. Meas
ures we're agreed upon to meet this ditiiulty
senior Romero was serenaded ct the
Charleston Hotel this evening. A large
crowd was in attendance.
The Herdld's Auburn special says The
following new jury order was adopted:
MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, Oct. LIST, 1867
GENERAL ORDERS No. 100.
Upon representations of the Governor o
South Carolina, that or want of sufficient
time, it will be imrractcable to impanne
iuries in some Of the District and Circuit
| Courts of this State, in accordance with tbs
! provisions of General Order No. 81 iu season
| for toe fall terms Of said Courts. and that 4
! delay in the administration Of justice may
result therefrom; il is ordered,
Flrst-That in all such District and Circuit
Courts the jurors already drawn and sum-
moned under the provisions of General Or,
| der No. 30 be empanneled for the trial of al
jury causes tina. may be sent for trial at th,
next ensuing term Of said Courts; the righ
of challenge by reason Of non registration 4
be allowed and exercised as prescribed b.
General Order Ne SO.
Second-ln drawing iures at the fall term
of District and Circuit Courts for the mex
term of said Courts, iuries shall be draw
from the lists Of all citiaens who have pai
taxes for the current year. and in the manne
prescribed by the laws of the State. And t
the end that the right Of challenge shall b
effective. the Sheriff OF each District will b
furnished with list of registered voters i
his District after the same shall have bee
revised in conformity with the act Of Con
gress of July lath. 1861 The execution {
Special Order No. 176, paragraph 6, cr~ren
series from head quarters, is suspe, ed IN
I'll revision of registration as atore. i'd "a
been completed.
Third-Whenecer juries have heen EN-
panneled for any District or Circuit Court
this State in conformity with the provision
of General Order No. 50, such pannels sha
be deemed and held to be valid and effec,iy
pannels.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct Is.
Col. Wood. chief of the secret service di-
vision of the Treasury Department, has had
all his detectives at work in the discovery Of
counterfeit 80 notes. 1t is definitely ascer-
tanned that over 200 have been put upon
the market. and that the plates were not
made in Europe, but in this country. 1t is
further stated that Philadelphia has been the
headquarters for printing them. A clue to
the whose proceeding is said to be in possess
sion of the secret service officers. Accord
ing to representations one of the gang Of
counterleiters had been SO successful with
his 7>9O's that he forgot his discretion and
commenced putting into circulation counters
felt $40 and $40 bank notes, and upon the
latter charge was captured, VIXEN he proved
to be one of the very men of whom Colonel
Wood was in pursuit. He was identified as
having passed number Of sos on Brook
lyn banker. His name is Cooper, is known
as one of the gang, and is now in prison
awaiting the action Of Solicitor Jordan and
Colonel Wood, who are both now in New
York
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FROM WASHINGTON.

CHICAGO. Oct ls.
The Times Washington special says !:
Among the rumors on the street to day is one
that Secretary McCulloch will retire from the
Treasury Department on the first proximc,
and that John Cisco, or ex. Gov. Seymour OF
New York, will be appointed in his place
Considerable curiosity is manifested in
Washington in regard to Gen. Grants feeling
upon the recent elections. On one hand It
is asserted that he expressed himself grati-
fed with the result, and on the other it is
fatly denied.
New YORK, Oct. 18.
The Heralds Washington special SAYS
The Republicans Of the West, now in Wash
ington, are reported to have said that the i'm
parchment of the President at present would
cause a revulsion of sentiment in that section
Of the country, which would prove fatal to
the Radical party.
The Committee to investigate the affairs OF
the Southern railroads have reached Rich
mond. The sum these railroads owe the
dred million dollars
The Horlds Washington special says: The
Presidents views concerning the impeach-
ment proposition have undergone no change.
lie looks upon it rs party movement, and
Is Indifferent to it. But if there is an attempt
to suspend him from office he will resist il
with all the power he can command.
Mr.. Seward is still dining. smoking and
telling stories with some Of the political los
sils Of his State. He has not the pious spiri,
Of resignation, and will not resign his seat in
the Cabinet. After taking view of the po-
htical situation, be says New York is certain
to go Democratic next month.
The 1ribuae's Washington special says
southern pressure is being brought to beas
for the remnval of the General Commanding
the District of. Georgia, and Gov. jenkins
is in Washington urging it.
The World s Washington special says The
President favors an early resumption of epe-
Gle payments and the contraction OF the cur.
iensy TO mai end. A considerable portion o.
bis annual message win be devoted 10 the
important question Of the finances.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

EosToN, Oct 1s
Mrs. Caroline Ware, housekeeper in fam.
lily residing at l06 Boys,on street. last even>
ing was burned to death. and Geman girl
named Watts was also fearfuly burned. and
it is feared that her injuries will prove fatal.
lEe catastpopue ecc1rred from tue ignitipg
Of a can Of benzine, with which the two
women were. cleaning furniture.
DunllsaTes, Vt, Oct l8.
Last evening seven men were injured, three
probably fatally, by the premature explosion
Of ablast in the State quarry of J. J. Will
liams, Fairhaven, VT Two kegs of gun.
powder were being poured into crevice
which probably contained firefrcm previous
blast.
BALTIMORE, Oct IS.
The corner stone of the new City Hall was
laid to-day with imposing Masonic cerema.
MES.
PITTssuRG. Oct. 1s.
The United States authorities have seized
the Quaker City Oil Refinery The u s. de-
tective having charge of the matter has most
successfully worked up facts against Tack and
others. The claimants evidence show more
sales, by one firm. of free oil, twice over
than tax paid to Government the tax being
twenty-five cents per gallon. It is as profit
hoie ds :ittAis WHISKY uistliilnS. L ne amount
Claimed is very large.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 1s.
There were 81 interments from yellow fever
day.
The Howard Association has sent fifteen
nurses to attend the Memphis yellow fever
patients.
CINCINNATI, Oct. IS.
The Democrats of Ohio and Kentucky are
nj
take place here.
An appeal has reached this city from Mem
phis asking for aid for the yellow fever suffer.
ers. The Chamber OF Commerce responded te
it at once.
General Sheridan left Columbus yesterda,
for Portland, Maine.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

CorESHAoEs, Oct. 1s.-Cspt. F. E. Ded-
welle, Isse Secretary Of the Danish Legation,
hes been appointed Minister from Denmark
to the United States.
FLoREscE, Oct, ls.-Tbs reinforcements
Of volunteers recruited in France and Spain
for defense Of the Pope have arrived in the
city Of Rome.
When last heard from, Gen. NJ. Garibaldi
| with considerable force under bis CON mand
had succeeded in reaching the vicinity OF
Rome, and was still advancing.
PARIS, Oct. ls.-It Is reported the feet Of
transports and ironclads at Toulon has al.
ready received orders to sail for Rome, but
the actual departure Of the expedition has
not been announced. e
FLoREscE, Oct. 1s, P. M.-The troops Of
King Victor Emmanuel are still guarding the
frontiers Of the States Of the Church, and
prevent all persons who have the appearance
Of belonging to the Garibaldan organization
from crossing the boundary line.
1t is reported that plan for an insurrec>
ton within the walls Of Rome has been ex.
posed, and that the leaders have been dis
covered, arrested and thrown into prison.
LONDON, Oct. l8.-At . dinner at Nam
chaster last evening to the Derby Ministry,
Derby defended the action of the Govern
| ment on the Reform question, ald replied to
some of the speeches on the Reform bill.
Lord Stanley, Secretary of Foreign AT,
fairs, spoke of the disturbed condition of
Europe, but declared that notwithstanding
the threatening condition of affairs, still he
entertained hopes that peace would be pre-
served. In viewing the present relations Of
Great Britain with the Foreign Powers, he
alluded to the controversy with the United
States in regard to the claims for indemnity
arising out of the late war. In that country
this controversy still remains open, but Eng
land had all along dealt with America in a
friendly temper, and at this time is trying to
soothe any irritation which might have
arisen on either side of the Atlantic.
Admiral Fa-ragut was yesterday received
and entertained by the Lords of the Admiral>
ty on board the flagship Franklin, at Ports
mouth.
LlvERpooL, Oct. 1s-Evening Mr.. Camp.
bell, Of the firm of Campbell i Sons, whose
failure was recently announced, was arrested,
and, upon examination, has been held for
trial on the charge of defrauding the National
Bank of Liverpool Of 10000.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHICAGO, Oct Is.
The Lasalle county Democratic Conven>
ton at Ottawa, Ills. yesterday nominated
NJ. G. Donohue for Treasurer, and s. f. Hill
for County Surveyor-both disabled soldiers
Major II. Frank Sidlinger, Who has been
engaged lately in swindling tho people Of
Rock Island, Port Byron, and thereabouts,
departed suddenly from the scene of his ex>
ploits yesterday morning. A Ashort time since
he advertised horse show to take place at
Rock Island, in connection with drawing of
prizes. Offering premiums to the amount Of
$4,000. He sold about $4,000 worth of
tickets in the Gift Enterprise, and borrowed
money Of different persons $500 ofone man.
The horse show and drawing came off, but
the premiums offered are unpaid, and it is
discoved that not onesthlrd of the prizes ad.
yertised were ever in the ownership of the
Major.
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FROM NEW YORK.


New YoRK, Oct, 1s.
The Republican nominating conventions
met last night to select candidates for the
State Senate With the following result:
Fourth District, adjourned; Fifth District,
W. B White; Sixth District, adjourned; Sew.
snth Dis,rict, Wilson Bergman; Eighth Dis
trict, adjosrned.
The Democrats nominated in the Second
District county tickets also the Tammany
Hall and the Democratic Union last night.
The Seventh Senatorial district. Mozart Hall,
convention nominated inc. Hosby; Second
bly, District Constitutional Union Convention
nominated Christopher Monahue.
The alleged assessment of the Fire De-
partment to sustain the Republican party, is
totally denied BY Alexander Shaler, P.eai-
dent Of the Board Of Commissioners.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Pn11AnE1rHIA. Oct 1a

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 18.
The Republican candidate for Register,
Wells, Clerk of the Orphans Court, and the
City Commissioners have commenced con.
test in the Court of Common Pleas with the
Democrats who received certificates of elec-
ton. Frauds are alleged in many Of the
Wards. In one Precincth Democratic
electiol officers are said to hxve received one
hundred and ninety six votes from persons
not on the list of voters. Similar frauds are
charged in the Sscosd, Tenth, fifteenth,
Seventeenth and Twenty-ffth Wards, more
tAAu enough to change the result
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 1s.
In the race at the Troiting Park yesterday
between Brown George and running mate
and pacing horses Magozler and John Folle
the latter horse won the race by making the
quick time OF 2:2Ol Brown George wal
withdrawn after the second heat.
To-day there will be race for 81 900 be-
tween the Kentucky horse Rolla Gold Dust
and the st. Louis mare Tackey.
Three failures are reported this morning
but no names given.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct l8.
The Excelsior base ball club leave this city
to. day for Detroit, where they go to play the
return game with the Detroit club on Sat-
urday.
A majority of those composing the Edito-
rial Excursion to the Rocky Mountains ar.
rived in this city last night en- route to their
homes. The party did not reach the Rocky
Mountains. The excursionists have been
invited to COL Woods this evening,
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FROM CANADA.

TORONTO, Oct. l8.
The Ottawa correspondent Of the Globe
says he has special information concerning
the statements regarding the Fenians 1t Potts
dam. The arms are those seized BY
the United States Government in 1866 and
lately restored to their agents. About four
hundred stands have arrived at Potesdam,
and lots of cavalry. 1t supposed that the
Fenians will take advantage Of the elections
TO come off in New York, and attempt raid
when both political parties least desire to
quarrel with them. The Government au-
thorities Of Canada are in full possession oi
ipinemasiou q 70 thsir movements, end ths
eeeesoasy prscautiou has hem takea.
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FIRES.

CHICAGO, Oct. Is.
A FIRE on Wednesday. in Florence Mich,
destroyed Houmers shinele miil boarding
house. and two blocks of the Chicago Salt
Manufacturing Co. s buildings, one of which
contained -. 600 barrels of salt. Loss esti..
mated at $4,000; the insurance on the salt
works amounted to So 0oo
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DESPATCH Es.

AFTERNOON DESPATCH Es.
Latest News From Washington.
Another RumoT Of Change In the TfeaSuTy
Department.
IMPEACHMENT QUESTION AGAIN.
Cesntsrfsst s.so Case Dsins Hully vsn-
Editorial ExcursiOnists In Chicago,
Gen. Canby's New Jury Order.
Commissioners in Council ,cith the Indians.
Boiler Explosion In New Yofk---lS Ptnonl
Killed and Wounded.
Sheeking Burning Amir In Boston
Another Fenian Scare in Canada.
Seizure of an OIL Distillery in Psttsburg, Pa.
DELIBERATE MURDER IN TENNESSEE
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 144.
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e''''..''''''''''''-N'' Isses house
FURsITI0E
bSnsaa baws Eas AZ ~ Mann Mann street street
Gas q STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar ooh h..''.'.''.''onnsoh street oe' % 4'a
cJap p,.a. p..r. u..x
Goid SILVER. ana ivory rnouneeo oAnes
GROCFRs-WHOLEsA
s,ruys. u,r,e q uo,.,.,...,...,.ss 4aia stses,.
stafford .,.,................cor Blondeau Lsvee.
Robertson ( Albsrs. .............lco Main street.
J 4 A q MeQueel ..........-.......s4 Main street.
- .G4s
Hsarsnetcrs, hermometcrs, sachrcm-
stste
ua IN .,rss,--het "A / an
HARDWARE.
epk pa, ''''..''e0' 50 Main .tr.s.
Il srouInen 70 Main stree,
Rurlitt a Co - 81 Main street
uoTELs,
fepfer Houss.,.,,,...~...,.cos Third d johnson
oasco f'aves bet Main John,on
ICE.
Collier 4 Berry Fifth street-in Estes House
rrroS,
browncl Bros...........,...c cor Main Fourth
JEwEIRY. f,x, ao,pl
& n 6ridues Nos | 2 Estes Uouge
LIouoRs- -wHoLEsALE.
Gibbons. "A Main street
John Bawden Third street--near Main
mILLiN EhS.
Mrs Weber cor Third Main streets
Ms " F Bowman 4.h st-let Main Elon deau
9s - -
David Lowry Second street
g Au4sss .............,..Eo Eos Estes Houae
G Bridges Nos Estes Honss
BRIDGES .Nosl&2 Estes Hous,
Brldges............''...'NosA . Hstes Aous
PiaNos AM
Ayres, Mann hYres'''''''''-'''''' .'',ot ~ MAIN
faIs AHD
Vim. Price oth d biohdea'
REAL Es1A q iNsohANcE AeTs
II Ten ................-.....Seeond stree
RESTAURANTS.
,- .,.. ,.o, i. .
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Cod Pens, Penciis. Pocket Books.
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GAS & STEAM FITTINGS.
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American WatshAs.

BOOTS 4 sHOEs-wHOLE
ilambieton 1 Huiskamp...-........93 Main ssrsss-
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~. B.TA0 WILL,
1tr5Des 81
DAns,.s .ails.sse.ib r.rysat, . g
. :. ax noeiha, Z .
three 3oo
oao !" -
:" delivered in city, pr vssk, g
WsExLr, single snbscribers, per ysaT, %
. in clubs Of Eve, laach) lis
in clubs Of ten, (0Ahl 20
KEOKUK DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
Moc.r 4 Knowles. 80 ohnson st-in Tspfsr House.
WB ....Seoond strset.
James Ii. Anderson .............cor. Main 4 ID sts
American Watches.
"a Bridges. l 4 : Estes HOUSE.
BOOTS = sHoEs-wHOLEs
llambleton Huiskamp. ...-.........93 Main strsst-
BOOK-BIHDER.
n Pearce .......Mccune's Bldg, Main ID st.
BANKING HOUSE.
a4 SAG FACTORY.
W Beers. Main stree
BOOKS = sTATfOHERY.
David Lowry Second strcst
W Westcott ........... Main street--near Fourth.
Ed Carter Co.....,..... ....S6 Maiu street.
BOOrs 4 sHOEs-RErAIL.
Stewart & Dean..........cor Third Main streets.
n q m - MAJ flnaa Maj akw
Huiskamp Bro. MAIN street-bet 4th 5th.
Hart Agt....".................l3SM l3S Main street.
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail, Armitage 4 Co...,....cor Ninth / johnson.
BONNET BLEACHERY.
c II Emerson. ...............cor Fourth Blondeau
CLOCKS, WATCHES 4 JEwELRY.
Sam Bridges Nos 2 Estes House.
Ayres, Mann Ayres...... -........e7 Main street.
CARPETS, oil CLOTHS, &C.
John COpelin. .......... -. .s3 Main street.
CLorHIERs.
Vencill, Jones 4 Co.....cor Third 4 Main streets
Hess, Stern Co......cor Second Main streets
CROcKERY q QUEENswARE.
Carey LIE Faivre Main stree.-bet 5th 4 9Th.
COMMISSION MEncnAxTs
Sturges ges........................46 40 South Levee
Cloeks-Wholesals 4 Retail.
g Bridges........-...Nos Estes House.
Coin, Silver Ware.
S 6 Bridges ........Nos d Estes Hous,
DENTISTRY.
DR. CIR Watt.................cor Mnin and Fifth SITS
Dr l. lngesoll..,cor Third Main, tup stairs.
DRY GOoDs-w HoLEsALE.
NJ Shelley dSons..................,9I Main street.
Kramer, Irwin d Co......,.........l0s Main street.
DRUGS UGs-WHoLEsALE 4 RETAIL.
Wilkinson Bartlett 4 Co............s4 Main street.
Kerr Fuier....s. Main street.
DR. Ii 0'Connor...........,..,..... Main street
DRY.GooDs-RETA
Splcsberger Mayer Co.........No. Ill Main-st
ii Bostwick. ck......................S7 Main street.
Philips Kerr err,......................s5 Main street
Gregg Son....................5 d Estes House
D Foster Main street
Engraving Brands, & Seals.
s Nos Estes House.
EGGS q BUTTER.
S P Pond / Co............cor Main d Ninth streets
Fans. Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
9 Bridges, Nos l Estes House
FURsITt 8E
Howe Tylsr...,..+..... .s.... t....59 Main street
Duncan, Karic 4 Co.........lI0 4 AZ Main street.
GAS & STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar A SON johnson street bet Cd 4 4th
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Gold Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes.
s @ Bridges Nosl & Estes House.
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FOUNDED
OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY.
P.w. GATES, President.
Ma Portable
and stationary
Steam Engines and
Boilers,
sugar Cane Mills,
Evap0ratOrs,
Rock Break ers,
stamp Wills,
Mining Machinery,
Cards Patent Brick
Machines,
Lathrs Palmer, Drills,
Screw Cutters, Hay and
fOstOn Presses,
Saw Mills, Flour Mills,
Mill Furnishing,
OFFICE 48 CANAL ST.,
CHICAGO.
sEvD FOR CIRCULARS
Taos. cHnxsks, supt. Rn.HGAr,s, Sec Treas.
b X erAsrE, Asst W. Cnasr, Grn Agt NY
| and p,euShaman. Mabh~ 4 Bro Agents Lake
| Is din Superior.
Dyeing and Securing Establishment
LEDERER & KoCHENDoERFFER's
CHEMICAL DYE WORKS.
| Johnson ST., betreen Fifth G .SirtA.
SIMPSON HousE
augls-dy KEOKUK, IOWA.
/ Notice.
TTyHE public are hereby informed that Mr. c. N.
/ Is the Exclusive Agent
For Machines for Keotuk and vicinity II is impos
for other Agents Of other Machines to
our Machines in lseitimats O honest gay.
THn eiNGkR MANfa CO..
45S Broadway, New York
MALTBY'S OYSTERS.
We have made arrangements fora
ID a IL u SUP LF
OF tho above named Superior Brand OF oysts1a which
= We can at all dmes sell at the
Lowest Market Price.
wHoLzsALR oRDaas PROMPTLY ATflrDnD TO
A1-No charge for Ice and packing
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY

ATTORNEYS.
Mpc.r Knowles. johnson st--in Tspfer House.
b stfUeE
James Ii. Anderson ............cor. Main 4 ID sts.
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Fencil, Jones Co.....cor Third 4 Main streets.
Hess, Stern a Co.......cor Second d Main streets.
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LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK IA.
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BOOTS 4 SHOEs-RETAIL.
Stewart Dean............cor Third L Main streets
Huiskamp 4 MAtess. s.................s0 Main street
Huiskamp Bro...... Main street-bet 4th 4 5th.
h Hart, gt.....................l3S Main street.
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FURsITI WE.

Fans. Fancy Goods. Fino Cutlery.
Bridges. Nos Estes House
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Robertson Altefs s...............12o Main street.
] A q MeQueet ................s4 Main street.
ogs a Itsia* :. corner Fifth Main streets.
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David Lowry...................... Second street
M Westcott ..........N Main strect-near Fourth.
Ed Carter Co.......... -. ....s6 Maiu street.
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Engraving, Brands, & Seals.
4 Rrijg Nos 4 Esffs Hou

EGGS a BUTTER
p Pond / Co,........... cor Main d Ninth streets
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CLOrHIEHs.

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
John COpelin....... 49,. ...... .53 Main street.
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CROcKERY 4 QUEENswARE.
Carey 4 LIE Faivre. Main street--bet 5th 4 9Th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

Sam q Bridgss...-..........Nos ] 4 2 Estes House.
Ayres, Mann Ayres..... ..........67 Main street.