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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-26
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New YoRK, Nov. 4.
The Times Washington special says: The
statement 10 made in certain jour mails that the
Committee on Elections, which have been
taking testimony in Kentucky, will probably
report in favor Of Colonel Mckee in the 9th
District. Inasmuch as the Committee have
only been instructed by the House to nyesti
gate the disloyalty against certain members
from that State they will certainly not report
that the candidate who received majority
Of the votes is entitled TO the seat OF any
member unseated for disloyslty. The con-
tested election case, Of which there are now
Eve before the Committee, is altogether an.
other thing.
The national debt statement, which will be
out on Tuesday, will show little or no dimi-
mutton Of the aggregate. The payments on
account of the army during the latter part OF
October we're very heavy and the receipts Of
the month were unusually light. The con.
version OF 7-30's are very large.
In reply to the protest Of certain citizens OF
Richmond against the legality OF the election,
because in two OF the Wards the time wasex-
tended, Gen Schofeld shows that such pro-
ceeding WAS sanctioned by the State laws of
Virginia. which provides III ike manner for q
like emergency.
The H'ortd's Washington special seys
II is understood that the Supreme Court of
The District Of Columbia, in full Bench, will
TO morrow render decision sustaining Judge
Fisher in his dismissal of lawyer Bradley
from the Bar on the last day of the Surra.,
trial.
General Hancock, il is understood is this
week to assume command OF the fifth mill,
tary district.
The Treasury Department feels authorized
to state that none of the counterfeit 80 a
were out previous to August lst, and ali per-
sons holding the ionds issued previous TO
tha, time will experience satisfaction in know
ing .ha. they are good. is said that the
bankers West and North are holding them
hack
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FROM RICHMOND.

NEw YORK, Nov. 4.
The New York Heratd's special says the
following general order was iseued by Gems
ersl Schoheld, commanding First Military
District:
HEApoUARTERs First MILITARY DIsTRIcT !
or VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, November 2, 1867. J
AZ the election held in the State of Vir-
eiuia on the 22d Of October, 1867. and the
following days. for delegates to the State
Convention, and to take the sense of the
registered voters upon the question, whether
such c. INVENTION should be held, for the pur-
pose of establishing constitution aud civil
government for the State, loyal to the Union,
l69 30 votes were cast upon the question of
holding u convention, of which number lUI.-
342 were cast for the convention. and 81, $50
against the convention. The whole number
OF votes cast upon Il at question being ma
jority OF the whole number OF registered voters
in the State, and the number of votes cast
for the convention being majority of all the
votes cas-, upon that question. the convention
will be held as provided by the act Of Cons
gress of March %. 1867, in the Hall of the
House Of Delegates, in the city OF Ricbmond,
at 10 clock a M. on Tuesday, the Cd day
of December, 1867, is designated as the
place and time for the meeting OF me district
delegates elected in the different cities,
counties and districts of the State, who ATE
notified to meet in convention at the time
and place above specified.
The order concludes as 70 lows:
Each delegate will be furnished with an
official copy OF this order. which will constl.
tute bis certificate ofelection.
The complexion Of the convention is Al
follows: Conservatives, 35; Radicals, 70.
OF the latter 25 are negroes.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.
Two young men, names unknown, driIted
out into the lake yesterday while taking q
pleasure ride in small boat. Tugs we're
sent to search for them, and the search was
continued till alter dark without success. he
search will be renewed this morning The
wind blew very hard yesterday. and i, is more
than probable that the young men were
drowned.
BriSnoli, Lagrange, RandolG and Miss
Philips, Of the opera troupe, sang at Yes.
pers yesterday afternoon, in the church OF
the Holy Name.
Lieutenant General Sherman. Major Gem
erals Harvey, Terry. Aogur, Sanborue, Col.
onel Barrett, Indian Commissioner Taylor
and others of tue Government Commissions
ers to treat with the Indians on the Western
Plains, have arrived in this city direct from
Kansas, and will leave to dav for Omaha and
Fort Laramie TO meet the Sioux and other
tribes in that region ct the latter place.. They
have succeeded in making successful peace
treaties with the Oheyennes and other tribes,
and now expect to complete their work by
making similar treaties with the Sioux and
other hostile tribes farther north.
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FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 4.
The lower House Of the Legislature have
passed joint resolution calling upon Ten.
nessee Congressman to aid in securing the
abolition Of the cotton tax.
John NJ. Kims, mail contractor, formerly I
Federal Quartermaster, has been. arrested,
charged with the collection of $50, 100 claims,
bearing the forged name Of General Schell.
He gave 5000 bonds for his appearance be-
fore the United States Commissioners.
It is reported that a desperado named
Hooberry was shot and mortally wounded
near Lavergne few days since, BY Ben.
Duffie.
The notorious guerrilla Burke. alleged
one of the robbers OF the Louisville 4 Nash
vilee Railroad pay train, was in the city to-
day, but eluded the police.
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LATEST BIZ TELEGRAPH


-
Lorbos, nsv. ! j. m.-LAtg dtpaches
received from Florence sap the vote of the
towns in shs province Of Rome wts unsni-
tnous for Italy.
Il i sow rspsFaed In Florencs that the
Emperor Napoleon requires King Victor
Emanuel to expel Gsribaldi, and if that il
done, he (Napolson) will withdraw.
BEsLIs Nev. 4sh, Noon. Count Bismarck
says officially to day that the. government Of
Prussia j neutral q present on the Roman
question.
LoxDos, Nov. 4-Noon.-H now seems
that the proposition to settle the Roman ques.
ton BY submission 70 the popular vote Of the
PapAl provinces vas not suggested BY Napo-
leon, but was spontaneous of the Italian,
| Prussian and French Governments.
| Paris, Nov. Moon. Tho Koniteur con.
tains an anthoritasivs article asserting that on
the FIRST Of November N. Maus.ier dispatched
. note to the French Charge dlfairs At
Florence, in which hs said that the Italian
advance into the Papai territory Vas . viols-
ton Of the Law and treaty. Emperor Napo.
leon, II. Aanstisr continues, will not approve
Of it BY word or silence, and asks an expla-
nation Of Italy.
There are only two French regiments in
Rome. Large bodies Of troops are con,inu-
ally leaving Toulon for Civi.a Vecchis. The
Papal force will assume the offensive inme-
diately.
MAscHEsrER, November At is rumored
probable that oil prisoners who are tried and
condemned to death before special com.
mission, will have their sentences commuted,
except three of the most prominent ones,
the evidence to be the actual murderers Of
noliceman Brette.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

MONTREAL, Sov. 4.
There was severe thunder storm here at
noon. The lightning struck the French Ca.
thedrtl, destroying portion Of the tower.
No one was injured.
RocHEsrER, N. r., Nov. 4.
There was terrific gale in this vicinity
last night which did considerable damage to
property. A man named John Ortner was
instantly killed on Scranton street by the
wall Of q Erapery which was blown upon
him. One of the walls of the new State Ar
sensl lbuilding vas blown down. Several
other buildings we're damaged by the gale.
New YoRK, Nov 4.
The IPorlfs Montgomery, Alabama, spe-
cial says: The leading Delegates differ wide.
ly RESPECTING the management of the Con-
ventioh. One party favors simply striking
out the word white from the present Consti-
tuition. A majority urge extreme measures.
A new Constitution is all cut and dried. Il
incorporates disfranchisement. The clause
of the Howard amendment provides for an
extensive system of State aid to private en-.
terprises. and virtually throws all the taxes
on the whites.
sr, Leurs, Nov. 4.
Captain Dan Ahle's room, at the Southern
Hotel. was robbed Saturday night of costly
gold watch and chain, and papers. notes, DC
representing about len thousand dollars. No
Glue TO the robhsr.
BUFFALO. N. Y, Nov. 4.
There vas terrible tornado on the LAKE
last night. Several vessels wereAlown ashore,
and much damage was done. Two men be
longing to the bark P. s. Marsh we're blows
overheard and drowned. One Of them
named 0nto0, hAloNlod In Indiana: tho 9th.
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non NEW Y0HK.

sNsw YcAk, Nov I.
The Nsv York and Havrs StsAnsAip Dir
Fscsoss ~ As5a resolved 70 UseotsihA6 their
line o. stssner The conpany 6ad II i'm.
possible to compsee viii French steamers,
ouing . ~ Mont of 3 government saheidy.
This vii ro1uee The number of American
steamefs p1yine q EurOpean ports TO The At
lantic and B6liso, on the Bremen line.
rTha eppoGiticu 70 tn present naaae6ment
of the Pacific Mall Steamship Company are
ont in card stating THAR reasons for dissatis.
faction with the manner in which Tho affairs
/ of tbs company arc managed.
The Italian residents in this city, who
sympsthise with the cause Of Garibsidi, will
soon bold = mass meeting 1t the Academy q
xu6c.
The business Of the Central Pacific Rail.
road for October, with. nearly one hundred
miles operated, was - follows: Gross earn.
ings S3l2, l79; operating expenses $I78.81
la consequences Of the abundance Of freights
offering the price Of wagon transportation 70
/ Virginia City has advanced to : csnts per
pound.
Gold advanced to day under alledged pri-
vats tslsgssms reporting some interruption
Of peaceful relations between France and
Prsssia.
Very little business will bs done to.mor-
row, owing 70 the Stats election. TIE ex-
citement 10 intense. and On immense amount
Of money is staked on the resnls. II il
probable the vote will be the heaviest sver
cast. A Dsmocratic majority Of upwards u
81, 600 il pred cted 10 the city, and members
! Of that party generally seem confident oi
carrying the State. The Republicans arc len
confident Of success, bat still look for VIC
tory. The struggle between the Tammany
and Morgan Hall organizations and the Re.
publicans for county Offices is likely to be
close.
The examination in the case Of Thompson
alias Welch. accused Of embezzling check
for 81, 100, from She Pittsburg Post Office,
has been adjourned to Wednesday, aud the
accused committed in default of $1,000 bail
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Assignce's Notice

For The Second Netting Of Creditors In the
Matter Of Geo. NJ ana Jas. A Seaton.
NOTICE is hereby given to ail the credit
= y of g.orre v. and ia mes A. ttstou, bsuktupi
sursivins partners OF the Arm OF seat suns, that
the seeond cting The etedi Of tsd ertsr viii
bt held at Kretrs, Leo comfy, lows, st the eee OF
Jebn Rruee, R-si.ter Ia D4nkrnrfey for the Unite.
States D.tct Court far tha District II Tn~s tb 2o
dsy November A u 1s97, at 10 O'Clock a. fot III
purp name q r. the g7th scinn of the act Of Caf.
Gr ~, enlisd "An act 10 tshl.ha r~i ryritm
Bankrupt throughout the u tied sfstas approved
Ms G.. 1851 HIRAM HkowiE-
.rt29 o. Assignee
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FIRES.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.
A FIRE broke out yesterday forenoon in the
wholesale grocery house of j. W. Quar-, No.
33 South Water street. resulting in the dams
age Of about S20,0 900, mostly to stock. Loss
covered BY insurance.
MONTREAL, November 4.
Retferd 4 Dillon's wholesale warehouse,
Sacramento street, wns partially destroyed by
fire this morning Loss estimated at $40, 900.
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Notice Of Kefere. = sale or Heal
~ Eniale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of
al hor ~ vest. inih aLdstspb.d, Referees, ty
tls de.rse OF the bstritt ouft 4 o. Countv, iowa
heoknk, Fender ths p ptem b. term fst1 tn, r.uf
Ia rsn-. .efein ph Woods All tn aud san :
US, Woods and othsrsd md nrs, we~,l to .as
At puDiic out-cr. IN. high tidder the fr.n
dor OF the Cont iious. In The CT y of keohsk lee
Cvu ~, o~s, the 18Th day OF ovvnnier a. d 1867
httwes. the h.ur.et vo.tiosk m ard o'tl ak p
OF ali daf, conm-nct ~ O'clock p the GoS ing
desert tsed recl estate to-wlt:
III u. Coontt, lows, the ,owinx-parf Of lot one "a
buck Lrty- 80 In ibe 1t .s k~ok ak. encips
Oh ,r,h str-.t n,nstl-t~o ts2J from corner Of
Min ,sr south tw nty (24) feet fourth
It eethence ~sst ta~pty 3o) set, Thence north
~ foutt1 te th- nrt ttsenty t20)f to the paes
Vt til -xinuinx. siso .a~nethg Main strt et o.
front lin u 1t ~ bio thtey 1851 twenty CO.
ffosa he corner q M.ia ai vourth tssess N. n~r
nottn~-rt%riy .oB. the irUa lns Of ,ni lot Main
sesttw pty o,ts-' th.bc- south tsseriy At riph
Man ste.t one husdred md forty GAO feet
tire sii+s, tn nthe st.ri3 ai,n9 the asy twenty
,2o) feet tn ice northeast riy huBdrsd anf
ia1 fret to lain street, 10 ,h- tlscs fths
bsi.s twes, l2o ei from. on Nsin street, rnn.i
back me ~ph - ,hr alley. OTIS min. t9), ter 40
e-vep lli ann rlve 12l ock twenty tLr- f21).
three go eoe t"st..t ar ta4l. tot.ten o., eleven
uDan twelve az block hnntr~d snd SIXTY tee
flG2J. LIT q block one hundred and ninety
tisil all II the CIT, OF kevknk.
IN ,h- County II Polk. .tat- OF Tow, the foiiowin
reti -statc--t North halt n ~ OF uth.~st quartz
swLl std south hsats ~ OF northwest 4nart-r In
W section thrs h,e IA, '.~i.bip -sbiy-ope isi),
notthw-.t qua ter q ~ section tu.atvsis ht 13s
to.n-tip- zig " Qsl), rsng- twenty three t2sL
In the Count Of y lisa, io~a. the following The
sont hs o. the southwest qnartr Of section t~ evt
(2 and torth ha,f Of section thtt-en l3l in townshp
~ixhfyon- tst ,orth Of range twenty eight The
srutbe.st quarter Of the southeast qpnter Of secs
eityan (it and AT half n the northeast quarter
section tour t1ll In To. nsbp eighty (e1 por,b
Of ange twenty eg (2s) west. The southwest trac
tti,s quart. fs fou %. AMI northwest frar
toDs quarter u stlon eghteen lia1 In township egL
tyo5 ISL. north of range t~ @tty stver 21l ~~At
In the Jonnty OF Guthrie lows, The following Worth
haHta 40 son,hsa anart"r eA5 and southeast
fourth Il VI OF south at daartpr section thir
tytwo ~. town hip seventy eight t1s1 range thirty
three (33 North hal 10 - o' nor h..ss suartr
W son h-ass fcprth 81 ~ Of pnrthrsst qusrte,
IL w section thirty tss) tnwn.hp ss.. mt,
{rs). fauEe thirty three f33y. rtuih half Is ~ q
southwest quarter sw section twentvpine t2o,
to~ usbin ntyeieh, (1sl rarge thirty thr,e f3J
The ernrs Of aid sale viii be cab. and the under
fisned will dirct~d by said decree, execuse deed OF
deeds to the purchaser or purchasers.
BF. HAGFRNAN,
W B. COLLINS,
RM fCLT0E,
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Assignee's or Trustees Notice oil
AprOintmpnt,

In the District Conri ~ III. Etited stae fr the Dis,
tict 10 "a. In Bankruptcy, In the matter u Bep.
Jsmfn noeddch, sankIupf.
To whor II may concern:
TTyHF anfrr i2p.d, IRAN Kno~Ies, hereby gives no
tic- ~ his spp ,tntu ent Assignee 81 the estnfs
Pen'amir Go duh, OF Fairfield Jefferson county, if
ssd District, ard wit. On the 10Th das q
July. A n 1867, sdiuhged Bankrupt upon his own p-.
tito ). by th- u.ttict Court Of ss,d Disttist.
Dated at Keckak Ic~a the Ith day Of Ocsober, 1907
HIRAM kNnwLEs,
Anslc
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GEORGIA ELECTIONS

New YoaK, Nov. f.
The Tribune says; The election dispatches
from Georgia to the Associated Press are
made up By ex-rebels, and are unfair. 1t
therefore gives the following special, which
it youchcs for
ATLANTA, Nov. 2.
Every county in the State Jet heard from
give large msjorities for the Convention, and
the Republicans have carried the State.
Atlanta gives 1900 Republican majority.
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BosTox, Nov. 4.
The indications are that n heavy vote viii
be polled to morrow throughout the State.
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ATLANTA, Nov. 2.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

ST. LouIs. Nov. 4.
Gen. Sherman and all the other Indian
Commissioners EXCEPT Senator Henderson,
leu for Fort Laramie yesterday ria Chicago
Vhers the chiefs Of the Sioux, Crows, North
srn Cheyennes, Arrapahoes and other tribes
sre nov waiting the arrival Of the Commis.
siouerp,
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FURNITURE
Howe Tyer.................. .....59 Msin street
Duncan, karle L co.......14o 4 l4e Main street,
GAS a STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar a. Son.......-J ohnson street. bet Sd a 18th.
Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket hooks.
q Bridges. l Estes House
Gold. Silver. and ivory Mounted Canes
S G Bridges Estes House.
eRocERs-wnoLEsA
s. Pollock Co...,.., "..-,..,...lls Main street.
tinnill Co.....................,loo Main street.
Kellogg. Birge Co...............~ss Main street.
u Bower d Co. .......-su Main street
N Stafford ...................cor Blondesu Levee.
GROcERs-RETAIL.
Robertson & Albers. ..............l20 Main street.
J Il A McQueet ...................s4 Main street.
. Cox Irvin...~... -..corner Fifth Main streets.
Hvdrcmeecrs, thermometers, Saehrem-
eters,
SO d s...........Nos Estes House.
aRyEss a -AoDLEs.
Hasr, .......,.....N ain strect-bet Sd 4th.
HARDWARE.
Peck Brothers, Fouith Main streets
Busl...........-......... Main street.
HATS, CAPS AND NOTIOSs.
.........................-7a Main street
Burkitt 4 Co...................,..sl Main street.
HOTELS.
Tepfer House............-...co Ihird Jonuson.
Demiux House Second johnson.
INSURANCE AGENTS
L. j. Corner I'd and Main SITS.
IOWA coal 4 OIL CO.
omee....................Ley Leyee, bet Main Johnson.
ICE.
Collier Beuy......-Fiftb s,reet--in Estos House.
Brownen Bro,..................cor Main Fourth.
JEwELRY, {,ISn ao'fl
S G Bridge. 4 Estes House,
LIQUGRs-WHOLEs
uibbons .........-,...-.ifL lta m9in suese.
MARBLE WORKS.
John gawien ............. Third street-ncar Main.
MILLINERs.
SpiesSerger, Mayer Co..-......No. Ill Mainst.
Mrs Weber.................cor Third Main streets.
MILLINERY BONNET RLEACHEHY
Mrs Bowman. ith st-be, Main L Bondeau.
NEWS DEPOT.
David Lowry Second street.
ma-risying Glasses & Microscopes.
@ bridge. d Estes House.
optieian. speetaetes. Eye Glssses.
q Bridges ................Eos l 4 2 Estes Honsc.
Pipes, Gsrninc Mcershaum.
Bridges Hos 4 Estes House.
Pistols, Ammuritian, Ei6es.
G Bridgcs.................Nos Nos / Estes House.
PIAE0s AHD MUSIC.
Ayres, Mann Ayres .....es Main St
PAINTING AND WALL PAPEBs.
VIM. Price.....................co 9th Blondeau.
REAL ATE q INSURANCE ACTS.
HB Ten Eycs................ ......secoud street,
Wm Fulton .........-..Sc Main street. (up stairsl
RESTAURANTS.
Young America...Joarson street-bet Sd / I'd.
Landes' Restaurant.......cor. I'd and Johnson-st
SINGER SEWING MACHINES.
Maeomber, .Pourth street
Silver Plated Ware.
@ Bridges ...............No Estes House.
sPse.aeles, Cold & Silver.
s Eridges................Nos Estes House.
Spy Glasses, Reading Glassss.
8 @ Bridges. : Estss House.
TIN = JApANxED WARE, (wHOLEsALE
Moorc....-..... ................l0S Main street.
travelling Gases, TravelinR DaeA
b. Bridges ....... Nos Estes Hou1o.
WOOLEN GOODS
n Gsatt.........- Main st-bst 4tb 4 5fh.
WatcAss, Watches, Wstehss.
8 Bridges. s........ Nos Kstss HOUSE.
Watches, ctse1s, = JsWslzy Aspalrs1
BsiAgss..... ...... ......Nss Estss HOUSE.
Wg1ttng Desks-Yaplsr 0ashe, InlaiA.
Bnless ......... ......,..Ne = ~ Kstss nssss.
nHRD9g AD1suf.e NJ Ydjk 1A11{5. .
~ III tG1vS10n{n - GbA oox . mVDr3Fs
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PeoaIA, Nor. (.

FEUKIA, NOV. z,
The banking house OF Pettis ! Ingslis, Ere.
mont, Taxewell county, was entered by bur
glars Thursday night and safe broken open
and robbed. A Gre and burglar proof si1el
box, weighing 6OU pounds, con,aiuing listed
ntaiss bonds belonging to persons residing
in The vicinity gss taken avay. The bur
elan mads haol Of noaey and bonds 10
|AAe ameuns Of abost tteO.000 No clue 70
b 1A5e~es ~ yst been obtained.
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GAS a STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar a. Son .......-J ohnson street, bet Sd 4th
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BOOTS = enOEs-WAOLEsA
lIamblstoa . HaiskAmr ...-.........9s Naia strssA
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THE GEORGIA ELECTION.
Heary Bank Robbery ia Peoria.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
Vote OF TeWns in the Province Of
Rome Unanimously for Italy.
Napolson Requires Emanuel 10 Expel Carl
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Only two French Regiments
I'm Kone.
Large Bodies of Troops Learing Toulon
for Cipitd Tecchid.
GOLD CLOSED 1NNEw YORK 14oi.
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DANRING HOUoE.
First National Bank Main st-bst Sd 4th,
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BOOK K.DluDnR.
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BOOTS 4 SHOES -RHrAf1.
Stewart Dean. Third 4 Main streets.
Huiskamp . MAuee1..................sV main street.
Huiskamp Bro...... Main street--bct 4th 9TH.
X Hart, l36 Nsiu street.
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Demiux House e................eor Second johnson
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IOWA COAL 4 OIL CO.
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FROx WASHINGTON.

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