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FROM FAIRFIELD.

CHICAGO, May %.
The Journals Fairfield, Iowa, special
says: A man BY the name of Joseph
Mathews, citizen Of this place, deliberately
murdered his wife. 1t was about 7:30
O'Clock this morning. hile she vas prepar>
ing breakfast. he walked from the front room
to the kitchen and, with two strokes of an
axe, killed her Immediately. The only witt
ness present was son Of about six years Of
age. 1t was he who gave the alarm to the
neighbors. Mathews is a medium sized man,
rather dark complexion, aged about thirty
years. He has been reported partially de.
ranged for some months past. He left his
home some time age and was absent for one
week OF more, and on his return he would
NOS give any cause for his absence, nor lie ii
the FIRST time Of his doing 80, showing signs
Of mental arrangement. Otherwise he was
a qsiet, peaceablei citizen, and his wife was
universally respected, and they we're, to ell
appearance, a happy family. Mathews is
nov lodged in the county jail. A coroners
inquest is now being held at the house Great
excitement exists, but no threats have been
made.
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WOOLEN GOODS.
NJ Gslatt.-........ Main st-bet <th 4 5th.
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FROM EUROPE.

NEw YoRK, May %.
The steamer Africa arrived at Boston this
morning and the mails we're received here to-
night.
The English papers agree that the Reform
Bill is sure bf adoption
A Collisry explosion occurred 81 Ringley,
causing the death Of three miners.
The plague has appeared in London and
Leyehe ehestershire. Tne Dutch Government 10
taking energetic measures to stamp out the
same disease. Seven thousand healthy cattle
were shot in enc week. Some resistance was
made TO this wholesale slaughter.
Two men were killed and two wounded by
soldiers.
Blaekrcood for May was seized at the
French Postoffice.
The whole Russian army is to be provided
with breechI- -loaders BY the end Of June.
The final Interchange OF the ratification OF
the treaties of commerce between Italy and
the Sandwich Islands have occurred
Tie loeusa have re-appeUed in 4 leeria- 4
The Mount Gems tunnel is progressing ug-
orously.# 81 k@ A ~ - - N
1t is reported that the King Of Greece de-
rived special satisfaction from has visit TO the
King Of Prussia.
The cattle plague has appeared in Bavaria,
euu X ht ooNtfuWeAA tOtaItt pfVsHbste hir
transportation and entry of cattle from Aus
tria
The election in Pesth passed Of quietly
though the ma,ssry were kept really for troa'
bic on account of the threatening demonstra-
ton Of portion of the inhabitants.
Il is .semi officially denied that Bismsrk
had an interview with Gortschokof at War
saw on Easter week.
Adyices from Good Hope state that snothes
war With Bassoii ID feared.
Emeri Botsrs has gone 10 Sa~arif, and
fearing an attack. from Russian forces had or
dered the erection of Notifications. be i:
said TO havs invited the English corporation
for the re organization Of his army, and ha,
broken of relations With Rnssss.
The bullion Of the Bank Of Eng Hand is ovei
nineteen rhihion sterling In the Bank o.
France three hundred and twelve million.
Money was drug on London Stock Ex'
change at II per cent.
The embarrassment of Dent 4 Co., o
China, occurred from heavy frauds commit
ted BY one of heir clerks at Shanghai.
The Leeds Mercury learns OF the intention
Of Mr.. Loweito give notice in the House o
Commons OF a motion OF no confidence IL
the present Government.
The Italian Budget places the de6ci
for January, 1866, al $50, 600. 600 her. Th'
! Finance Minister proposes so 600, 900 lier Il
be derived from ecclesiastical property tax
! TO be levied in instalments in two years.
The King Of Hanover has shown due econ
ony By renouncing 5000, 600 lier Of the civi
d l4as
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FROM TROY.

NEw YORK, May 20.
The Heralfs Troy specialsays the Fenians
are about taking the field IN large numbers TO
invade Canada A movement toward organ
ization and concentration is general through.
out Northern and Western New York, and
other States. A messenger has been des.
patched by the Head Circles 10 call tue
brothers to arms, and 30, 200 men are TO be
concentrated on the border within month
The commissariat is said to be well served,
and large supplies of horses already were
housed near ST. Albans, Gen. Spear is 70
command. s@
The Canadians are alive to the danger and
preparing to defend themselves.
Hon. John Morrissey has been at Troy, in
conference with the Fenisns, and it is be.
lieved he has been authorized to assure them
the Government will not interfere.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHisGToS, May %.
The President called the Cabinet fn extra.
ordinary session 70 day to CONSIDER the dis.
franchsng and other clauses Of the Recon
struction act.
The money order system has been extend
ed to the Pacific coast. large number OF
offices have been named.
Gea. Giant was present TO day ut the ex-
uaordinary Cabinet meeting called to hear
ane consider upon the opinion Of Attorney
General Stanbery. 1t is understood that the
opinion meets universal approval, and will
this week be furnished 10 the newspapers.
The Masonic fraternity paraded 10 day, and
were received by the President while passing
through the Executive Grounds. An oration
was delivered BY Dr. Asesey, of Charleston,
st Walls Opera House. III
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LATE CABLE DRSPA1cHRE
Proclamation by the Queen Of
England.
Conmxeratisn ef Brtt,sh Pret.
inceS.
Austria, Locking after Maxi
-. millAn. M -.

LONDON, May %.
The Queen issued Royal Proclamation
declaring thb aaion Of the Fro.iaces Of Up
per and Lower Canada, Nova Scotia and
New Brunss lick. undsr one government, to be
called the dominion Of Canada.
Almt sf 6mssors hos BEEN supnintsd by
thepsssn d the Upper Houss OF ths ner
Canadian Legislature, in accordance with the
provisions Of she bill Of Cosfederation re-
Gently passed by Parliament.
sr. PrrERssuRo, May %.
The ice ID Eeva river has brokfn up and is
fast disappearing. The river is now open for
navigation. -
~t3 vrsssA, May 23--Eveniag;
Austrian Minister at Washington has been
instructed by the government 10 enter into
negotiations with Juarez with view to Sc
caring the safety Of Maximilian, in case be
falls into the hands OF the Liberals. tsfs ss
LONDON, May 2s-Evening.
{ The Government made, representations to
the leading Powers of Europe, urging a gen
eral disarmament, A.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 23
Last night, about9 clock. Geo W. Lee,
occupying room ii the fourth story of Rey-
notiss Block, Dearborn street. was 5saud
weltering in pool of blood, severely wound.
ed about the head and body. He had been
set upon by villains and would be assassins,
in his own room, at an early hour in the even
ing, while the adjacent apartments on the
same Hoor were occupied, and robbed Of
eighteen Thousand dollars in 7-30 bonds.
The supposition is that the robbers waited in
dark corner, crouching down between the
coaI-box and the wsIi, until Mr.. Lee entered
the room; then, before he had time to close
the door, sprang opon him and struck him to
the floor. Mr.. Leeis in a very prscarious
condition, he being stabbed several times,
and the left parietal bone fractured. His re.
covery is doubtful. The robbers are still at
large s.lsf f.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CIScisxArI, May %.
In the Presbyterian General Assembly. yes
terday, the report OF the Committee OF ten
on contested seats, and declaration, and tes-
timony, was discussed at great length, and
oecr pied the grsstcr part of the sesaon.
Rev. Thos. D. Hooven, Of Cranberry, N.
Y, member Of the Presbyterian General As
sembly, died here yesterday.
l.. Wood, of Mass, engineer of the lndi-
annapolis traiu which collided with the Ohio
& Mississippi train yesterday, died last night
from injuries received on the occasion.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

NKw YoRK. May 2s.
The steamer Merrimac, from Rio Jars 70,
arrived last evening.
No news Of Importance from Paraguay.
The cholera has appeared in the allied
camps, also at Monteviedo.
The rebels in the Argentine Republic have
been routed
The cholera is also in Buenos Ayres. A
general CONSERVATION prevails among the
people. The humber of deaths exceeds fifty
day.
The United States Minister at Paraguay
proposed to the allied forces that the bellig
ersnts hold conference at Washington. The
Argentine Confederation declined 70 accept
The news that the Emperor OF Brazil had
issued decree of emancipation is not con
frmed. The Diaro (oficial), of the 1lth ol
April, says the Government has the case an
der conslderation s & -.~
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8f&8 ass NEw YoRk, Msy %.
The Htralds dispatch iron lulS Rock,
dated the 22d, says that Gen. Ord having
completed the apportionment of the Board of
Registration for thirty three counties, has
left here on hm return to Vickiburg. He
goes by way of the southern counties to ap-
points Registers there. s-asz
A special board Of army officers has been
cosyensd here to select Regissers for eertain
counties. subject TO the approval of the Gen.
ersl. Several officers have besn sent TO visit
other couuties fer like purposes. By the end
Of the month the whole machinery Of regis
tration in shs State will probably, be in,work>
ing order.
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ZEq14ln iowa. Friday. MAY "A. 4..iss7.

took the passengers and baggage mp to the
city this morning. Many Of the passengers
went, to Philadelphia, and the remainder
came 70 tbs city. They say hat II the scci-
dent bed oceurred on the rocky coast, but
few passengers would have been saved.
Tie 0aataeo de Cuba has ten feet ofwater
10 her, and il. is doubtful whether she can be
saved Anothsr Account says she lays easy,
in faer. feet of Ester, and will come of At
high tide.
fkefs 10 probability that the New Jerv
Impartial Suffrage Convention, called for the
fourth cf june, viii be postponed.
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FROM HAVANA.

80 NEw YoRx, May %.
Havana dates of the sth have been re-
ceived-
The bark Ocean Home has been abandoned
by her Captain to the Government.
An awful tragedy occurred in court room
at Mattansas. A man shot his own wife and
her mother during the progress of . suit for
alimony, and threatened the spectators who
dared to interfere He was at length Sc
cured The murderer is named Saiiago Mau>
zauet, Of literary reputation.
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BOOKS a STATIONERY.

BAG FACTORY.
A Beer, Main stree
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David u Lowry .s.-......s-ss Secoad street
M W Westcott. Main street-nesr Fourth.
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FROM EUROPE.

.NEw YoRK, May %.
The He,dds, cable report Of the Derby
says that over 25o, ,000 persons were present,
and there we're Eve races and thirty horses
ran for the Derby stakes. which were $40, 900
in gold There were FIVE false starts. the
rain falling at intervals, but at the sixth time
the sun shone out gloriousiy, and the start
finally made amid brilliant scene. The
race was splendid and in good time. All the
favorites were beaten. Hermit won by half
irugsA, coming 70 the WANING post IKE -
arrow, amid vociferous cheering, Alfhough
thoSs6nds1oSt large sums by the result 4.
snow storm prevailed at the moment OF vic>
tory Markham was the second winner Of
the two thousand puineas
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FROM SPRINGFIELD.

. CHIcAoo, May g.
The Republicans Springfield special says
The Governor. State Treasurer, Auditor, Ats
torney General. and J. W. Dunn, treasurer Of
the Industrial University, located at Cham
paign city, have been in eonsukaton to-day
in relation 10 transferring the scrip belonging
TO said Institution from the custody Of the
Governor to the Trustees of the University
and measures will be taken to carry out the
transfer.
Geo. Griffith, OF Paris, Edgar county, ar
rested for manufacturing liquor without hav>
ing paid the United States revenue tax
thereon, gave bail 70 day in the sum Of So
600 for his importance at the next term Of
the nited ststes Court.
Notwithstand he cold weather of the
last few weeks, the wheat and corn are look
ing finely.
MAJ W. S. Wallace, retired Paymaster Of
the United States Army, brother in-law Of
the late President Lincoln, died at his resi-
dence in this city last night.
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FROM CAIRO.
CHICAGO, May 2.

CHICAGO, May %.
The Journals Cairo special says: The
colored man, Butler, who was arrested last
fall ON the charge Of numbering James Price,
the keeper Of negro Dams House, made
full and open confession. and implicated
] essie Brooks and Ckariea Shelton, both coi-
ored men. The three parties named, being
freouenters Of Prics's house, formed the con-
clusion that Price was man Of means. and
contrived plan for murdering and robbing
him, which they successfully carried into
effect, and devided the spoiis, one hundred
and seventy.fse dollars, and q gold watch
and chain, worth one hundred and City dol
lars more Brooks and Shelton have bosh
been arrested, the former in this city, and the
latter in Evansville.
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MILLINERY a. BONNET BLEACHEHv
Mrs Bowman..4t st-bet Main Blondeau-
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw YosK, May %.
The Heraids New Orleans special says
that the new Directors Of The First National
Bank of New Orleans will resame business
az soon as the Government permits.
Thos. P. May and VIM. r. Whitaker, have
been arrested by the Government and held in
sos 600 each
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FROM KANSAS CITY.

Kansas CIrY, May %.
About o clock to day twelve or fourteen
men entered the banking house of Hughes d
Wesssr, and took $4,000. They also killed Z
man named Shaw, aud two others named
Griffin. The murderers fed ia . westerly di,
rection4 and party have gone in pursuit.
Milburn, member Of the firm Of Scott,
Culver Il Co., Of incendiary notoyiety, pro-
cured change Of venus snd was taken to
Lexington and admitted to bail In the sum Of
$40, 700 to day. III
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FROM MILWAUKEE,.

MlLwArxEE, May %.
The Milwaukee Chamber Of Commerce
have adopted resolution faYoring National
Commercial Congress, in accordance With
the recent resolutions of the New York Pro
duce Exchange, for the consideration of the
GENITAL system, and also favoring the perma>
nent establishment of such an institution, to
meet once year.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

San FRAscIsco, May %.
The ship Blue Jacket, hence for Liverpool
April first, with eight hundred and fortysone
tons Of wheat, and compelled TO return in a
leaky condition, and discharge her cargo for
repairs, sailed again to-day.
The estimated loss by the burning Of
Pierce Il Co's furniture ware rooms Is one
hundred and thirty thousand dollars.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

80 - sa3 p g
SAN FRAxcIsco, May %.
The Billiard Tournament in this city closed
last night. Every portion OF the Pacific
Coast was represented. The champion cue
was awarded to A. W. Jameson, Of Virgins,
Nauada
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FROM AUBURN.

AUBURN, ~ Y, May 23
The Executive Committee OF the Merchants
Union Express Company, passed by an
unauim ous vote.a resolution that they will
make no compromise with the old express
companies. They assert that their company
is in most prosperous and healthy condi-
ton
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Nrw Yosr. Nav %.

- NEW IOkKf Mhy 70
The Heralds special says: A petition Is
being circulated. by Southern men, IN " ash
ing,on, for the pardon of JEFF. Davis. IL is
said Davis is no longer averse to sueing for
clemency.
Surratt's trial will commence Monday.
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FROM MONTGOMERY.


Nsw YoRK, May %.
The Heratds Montgomery, Alabama, cor
respondent says The Mobile riots were par
ticipated IN by negroes He was on the speak
ers platform, aud able to see what was going
on among the msddened crowd below him.
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Bosrox, May 20.
The liquor license law bill,. srsported BY
the msiority committee Of the Le6islAsare.
after nearly three days debate, was dsfsalsd
in the Heess TIN GAszxoon BY 1el to "a. slsss
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FROM ST. PAUL.

ST. Paul, May %.
The construction train of the Minnesota
Central Railroad run off thetrack, and killed
man named Riber, of indiana.
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FROM NEW YORK.

a NEw YORK, May %.
Edward j. Underhiil, of Washington,
Duchess county, New York, committed sui
eide on Tussdsy. Cause, jealonsy.
Gen. Butler, in card, repeats the story
about Booth diary and the Wholesale psr.
doning Of dessrters in West Virginia by the
President for eIectioneering purposes, aud
AVS thaf the phrase ssbottled up" was frat
;fsed b himself In m official report to Gen.
I0nat.
6kidmose, Who shot Mr.. Carr with On air
gum, esafsssed the act, but says he took Mr..
Carr for another man, Who threatened his life,
and sass that Mr.. Carr was one Of bis most
intimate frisnds, and he had no intention Of
kilIine. linn. l-.--~s--.---s
The Union League Club has notified Hor-
ace Greeley shat they intend to tAks into con-
siderstion his action in becoming . bonds.
man for JET. Davis Mr.. Greeley replies ia
this morning's Tribune With column apd :
half Of defense.
Nrs. Rckar, who is among the lost from
the steamer Santiago de Cuba, was on hes
way TO England TO rscssseA ise.ey - ei6,.
600, which had bean left her. Her husband
uwitnessed her death from the deck OF ths
ship. assA s -
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GAS STEAM FITTINGS.
Moosr 6on....----.-J ohnson street, bet Sd 4 4th
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GAS STEAM FITTINGS.
Mo0ar sOp.---.--.--J ohnson street. bet Sd 4ta |
Gold Psns, Fsnrils, Pssks4 Dssks. {
Bridges. ges..................Nos Estes House
Gold Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes
Bridges .-.............. Nos a Estes HOass-
GRoCRRs-WHoLEs
HAnl Co 4i0e Mais street.i
Kellogg, Birge Co .........,...--..ss Main street
Bower Conn. ..--.....-So Main street
M Stafford j.-...,...........,.cor Biondeau Levee.
GRocERs-RErAiL.
Robertson Albers rs..............l20 Msin street /
Mcqueen ...-..-.....s4 Main street
Cox Irvln...-....,....corne Fifth Main streets.
Hydrometers, I Thermometers, saehrom-
s G Bridges..................Nos Estes House
HARNESS = SADDLES.
Hagny .................. Main street-bet Sd 4th
HARDWARE.
Cady 4 Peek k............cor Fourth Main streets.
Buel......,.-.,...-..-- ,..ss Main street
HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS.
Browneii Main street
Burkitt Co... Main street.
HOTELS.
Tepfer House THIRD johnson.
Deminr House e..........cor Second 4 Jehnson.
INSURANCE AGENTS
L. j. Adams Corner I'd and Main SITS.
IOWA COAL q OIL CO.
Office ........... Levee, bet Main Jehnsen.
ICE.
Collier Berry Filth street-in Estes House.
Brownell Bros....................eOr Main Fourth
JEwELRY, ursr salpl
O Bridges .................Nos 4 Estes House.
LIoUOas-wHoLEsA
Gibbons IVA Main street.
MARBLE WORKS
John Bawden..............Th Third street-near Main.
mILLINERs.
spiesberger, Mayer co...-.....Eo. III Main-st.
Mrs weber................co cor Third Main streets.
MILLINERY & SONNET BLEAcHEHv
Mrs W Bowman. 4th st-bet Main Biondeau.
NEWS DEPOT.
David Lowry second street.
magnifyinR Glasses s. microscopes.
Bridges ,.................Nos Estes House
optician, speetaeies, Rye Ola sssa.
G Bridges................Nos1 | 4 Estes Honse
Pipes, Genuine Meershaam.
Bridges Nos !. 4 Estes House
Pistols, Ammunition, Rides
S @ Bridges 4 2 Estes House
PIANOS AND music.
Ayres Mann Ayres......................67 Main st
PAINTING AND WALL PAPEBs.
VIM. Price. cor 9th Blondeau
PHYSICIANS.
DR. Taylor................. ofhee in Estes House
REAL ESTATE a Insurance ACTS
II B Ten Eyck..........- Second street
VIM Fulton .............s2 Main street, up stairs
REsTAURANTs. sN
Young Americm. 80. johnson street-bet I'd 4 Sd
LAndes Restaurant. cor. I'd and Jehnson-s 81
SINGER SEWING MACHIsEs
CM Macomber, ,Agt.....................Fourth street
silver Plated Ware. :.
s @ Bridges .........Nos l Estes Hous'
spsctaeles, Gold 4 Silvee !
S @ Bridges Nosl 4 2 Estes Hous
Spy Glasses, Reading Glasses.
q Bridges ! 4 2 Estea Hons
TIN s. JAPAsssp w ARE, ,wHoLsALl
Moore.............. ...........-.l0S Main stree
Travelling Gases, travelling Dasa
S. Bridges Nos a Estes Hous
wOOLEN GOODS.
Gslatt........- ........ Main st--bet zth 4 ST.
Watches, Watches, Watches.
Budges......... -....... Nes q faBktes Hcus
Watches, Clocks, = JswalH Repaired
@ Bridgcs................Nos | 4 Estes Heus
Writing pssks-Papier Maehs, Iniajt
Bridges Nos Estes Ho.s
Babbil's Pure 0alefat,an.
THE most valuable In suss 0dsrsd ysr, los 10 Il
l. usatey k0k - fh5h Abnnna
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Writing Dssks-Papier Maehs, IniaiA,
Bridges. Estes Hosss.
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Is @ Bridges .NoslA2 E,tss House
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FENIANS ON The WAR
PATH
$4,000 Men Concentrating for that
Purpose.
Interesting Foreign News sum-
mary.

GOLD CLOSED 1873 81.
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CLOTHIEks.

CARPETS, oil CLOTHS, &C.
Iohn Q Copsiin~...- - ..!...5s Main street
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DENTISTRY

Coin, Silver uare.
idges Nos | 4 2 Estes House.
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cRocKERY 4 QUEENS WARE.
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Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
O Bridges Nos 1 4 Estes House
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
; ~
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Clocks Wholesale T. Retail.
q p~,d,n< ms 2 Estes Hama
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYs.
Mooar 4 Knowles johnson st-in Tepfer House.
Collins tclaim Second street
James II. Anderson .............eor Main I'd sts.
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.

q BONNET BLEACHNRYs fksT
II Emerson 80. .-... .....eor Fourth blondssu.
8&E 4Edt n - ~ 4tE+ - ~
CLOCKS, WATCHES q JEwELRY.
Sam Bridges ......... Nos q Estes House.
Ayres, Mann Ayres...... -.........oI Main street.
= Kammer-.... -. ain --bes 4th 4 sth.
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BOOTS n sHOEs-wHOLEsA
aAmbieton 4 Huiskamp. ...-.........sS Main street.
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pRues-wHoLEsALr a RETAIL
DRY-GOODs-RETAIL.
Engraving. Brands. & Seals.
EGGS a BuTTER.

Pond Co............cor Main Ninth streets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

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g Bridges.....-............Nosl L Estes House
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-24

BANKING HOUSE.
Hirst National Bank. Main st--bst ID 4 4th-