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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-25
no SETARY 8 COMMERCIAL
Chicago Market.

OGtNAEO a. RUB
By Telegraph CHICAGO, Dec. "a
EASTERN EXCHANGE-Firm at \ OF buy
ing, and par selling.
FLOUR Very dun. unsettled and irregu-
lar at - 81 al l22 for low grades to choice
Spring extras
WHEAT N .. Ia fair demand at 81 l6Q
ST l5&; No opened easter: sales at 81 I04
81 Il4a; closed firm at 81 IL: sales of No. ?
this afternoon at 81 1I15.
CORN-Qniet ami unsettled sales of old
No. at 65c; old No 2luactive and nomi-
nal; new shelled opened quiet at 46l5c, ad-
vanced 10 4S1zc, subsequently declined, and
closed at 46c; Kiln dried No firmer, and
293c higher; sales at 55l953c; nothing do
ing in corn this afternoon.
OATS-Active; sales of No. at 45Z 9463 /;
closing at 46e
RYE-In good demand st 5g51zc high
er; safes Of no. l at 81 120t Is: No. 2 at
81 I01agl u; closing nrm at 81 l58l l515
for No. L.
HARLEY STEADY; sales of No. 2 at 81 47@
81 50.
HIGHwfSEs-Duu at 0ig92c cash and 94e
for future del very.
PROYIsIoSs-E& &sier. Mess Pork IN good
demand for future de livery; sales at SO 20.
sellers January; S26 80, sellers February !;
W 00424 1219, sellers February aud March
~, ~ ~, oay er,s January, and at SIS o. buy
the spot. Lard l612c, cio5ing qulet at IGs6c.
Short-rib middleS I3c loose; sweet-pickIsd
hams l2c; sugar-cured and smoked do. at
l513c; green hams l3L2c.
boGs-DreSSed moderately active at
$40 50QlI -, closing urm at SO 750ll %, di-
viding on 30 los; live dull and 75c lower
at S. go for fair choice. closing dull
BEEF CATTLE Nominaliy unchanged.
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LAT EST NEWS ITEMS.

Gold closed in New York, yesterday,
at 1888.
The steaI nship City OF Cork arrived at
New York C,n the 18th inst, with late Ltv-
orpool date s.
At Decor ab, Iowa, on the oath inst, a
fire occurre which resulted in the loss OF
about S30,0OO.
St.John's Episcopal Church ,atW aterbury,
Conn. was destroyed by fire on tie oath
Loss 100000. Insured for S35 600
A Boston, dispatch of date the 24th says:
George Mo nat, scene shifter at the Theatre
Comique, twenty four years of age, was in
stantly xii led last night by falling twenty
feet, from ths flies to the stage.
The Pre- sident of the Board of Assessors
has just ompIeted a census of st. Louis
City and County, which gives a popula-
ton Of 24I,07I, an increase, since 1854, of
53,251.
The New ] ork Commercial OF Thurs
day says that money continues very strin-
gent but less active. Shipments to the
West are LESS heavy, but have increased to
the South,
A San Francisco dispatch of date the 23d
says the bark Annie w. Weston, from
Philadelphia. went ashore at Point Pedro,
LnlTbeSn miles BOuLn OF GOiQ0n GaJe, Tn AT
morning, and was hoated off and towed
into the harbor BY a steam tug, and now
lies in eighteen feet water.
The National Banks of st. Louis, on the
2Sd inst, petltioned the County Court to
grant a stay in the collection of the tax on
National Bank stock until the legality Of
the law can be decided by the United
States Supreme Court. The petition was
denied. The amount of tax due from the
banks of that city is between three and
four hundred thousand dollars, no tax
having been collected for three years.
A report was current Wednesday last in
New York city. that the magnates of the
Erie and the New York Central Railroads
had formed an alliance, but nothing has
been made public yet. 1t is stated that the
settlement is to be the withdrawal of ali
injuncttons on the Erie and the Central
Railroads, ana a combined effort to LEGAL
1ze the scrip dividend of the latter, Ia the
Legislature, is to be made. The New York
Central has advanced about per cent;
Rhode IslBnd, Michigan Southern and
Northwestern have also advanced.
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EUROPEAN narker.
By Cable.

By Cable. LIVERPOOL. Dec. 81
Tomorrow being Christmas, Brokers'
circulars are issued to-day. sales of cotton
for the week, 81 900 bales, of which 1900
We're for export and IL ,U0J on specuIa ton.
stock, So, 900 bales, OF which SO 009 are from
the United States. The market to-day is
quiet; sales OF 10000 bales of mIdd ing up
lands at 1925: Orleans 1913.
BREADSTuFFS-Wh heat lis lid for CaiifOr-
Ma white. sad 9s lOd4 0s for red Winter.
Flour Us cd. Corr 3Ss 9d. Oats IS I'd. Bar
ley 5s. Peas 45s
PRoYIsIOSs-PoriE SIS Cd for mess. Beef
lO5s for prime mess Lard heavy at 60s Cd
Cheese 63s. Bacon 81.
TU UAPESTINE-At Dds Sd.
TALLoW-AJ 48s 81.
PETROLEUM M-Refined at is I'd
The Manchester market is steady.
LONDON, Dec. q.
TALLOW-9s for Calcutta
LIHSEED -57s0e57s ia.
MoNEY-The Bank of England has in
creased It's bullion $4,000 sterii ag during
the week.
CONsoLS -S214 for money, and 9z5S for
account. American securities quiet
BoNDs-5-2JS 741s; Erie 2o14 j. q. 9514
FRANKFORT, Dec. q.
BoND5-Weak at $50.
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NEW York, Dec. 24-D.strict At
torney Courteuey publishes a letter
in the EUening Post, denying any re-
sponsibility for the postponement of
the trials of the parties indicted for
whisky frauds, and says he is ready,
eager and willing to try any or all of
their cases as soon as he can have an
opportunity to dpso.
Heirch Shaffer, the alleged wife
murderer, surrendered under the ex-
tradition treaty. left on the steamer
for Bremen to-day, in the custody of
Deputy Marshal Dyer.
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account for their violation. The
result Of the conduct Of the Regula :
tors is that our State Department has
been detected in making promises
which the Government has not the
power to fulfil. This, of course, be-
Titles the Government.in the estima-
ton oe Foreign Powers. and will be
found to operate greatly to our dis
advantage In any similar claims VIC
may have to make upon Canada for
the rendition of fugitive criminals
The Regulators have thus struck
blow not only at our own laws, but at
the friendly relations which have
heretofore existed between our own
aud the Canadian Governments.
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THE Canadian papers are raising
considerable noise over the New AL
bany assassinations by the jackson
Comfy Regulators. They insist that
the Canadian Government will claim
from the Washington Government
the most earnest efforts for the dis
--coVery and punishment of the per-
edsons concerned in the lynching of the
oiexpress robbers" While it is true
y that under the extradition treaty the
English Government has no right
to call our Government to an ae-
count for the hanging of these rob.
bers, il cannot be denied that Mr..
SEwARD's pledges-which are said to
have been given-recognize a right oi
that character. Where pledges are
given, it is implied that the one who
makes them can be called to ar
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Claclnnafi Maritaa-

By Telegraph CLNCLSNArI, Dec. "a.
FLOUR-DuIl and unchanged.
WaEAT-Dull at 81 70
CoRN-Steady at 65967c for ear.
OATs-At 62G63c-
BARLEY In demand at 3 2002 D.
oTToN-Duil at 235zc.
WHISKY-Firm at ST.
Hoes Dull and prices nominal, packers
not buying; droverS asking 80 U0H9 Is for
live, and sll 0)9ll 70 for dressed. Receipts,
1900 head.
PRovIsIoNs-Duu. and there being no de-
mand, prices are nominal. Mess Pork can
be bought az s27 500S. Bulk Meats at II !,
13159l4c. Lard at I7159lSc, but there - nc
demand. Green Meats dun and lower
hams l4c.
BUrTEs-Steady at 35@4oc.
CHEESE-Htgher; Western Reserve T11Z9
1Sc, factory 10 9u20c.
OIL-Linseed 81. Lard oil firm at 81 50.
PET2oLEUM-At 23g30c for refined.
GoLD-As l3t54 buying.
EXCHANGE-Duu3 1E9l-I0 discount buy
ing.
MoNEY-Market continues close.
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Memphis Market.
By TELEGRAPH

By Telegraph MEMpHTs, Dec. "a.
CorroN-Qulet and easier at 2354c; re
ceiptS 1866 bales: exports ,75l bales.
FLoUR-Br1sk at S71e7 So
CoRN-A ctive at 65G6Sc.
OATS-Dull at 65c.
HAY-Quiet at 81.
BRAN-DuiI at r25.
CORN MEAIs-DuiI at $ 51G3 IS.
PoRK-Duli at S2S,92S 50.
LARD-Keg 1916.
BACoN-Sh ouiders 1870; clear sides IS5Sc.
BULK MEATS-SaOulders at HE an
clear ri les l51Sc.
DRESSED HoGS-sl2.
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Three Negroes ShOt-One Ku Klux
MOFtally Wounded.
Great Exeifement..- MOrganReId I'm
Arms.

We are in receipt of reliable in
formation to the effect that, on Friday
night last, 18th inst, from ten to
twenty-five masked Ku KIux made
their appearance about five miles east
of Morganfeld, on the Madisonville
Road. about ten o'clock, and shot
three negroes-two at the Sulphur
Springs and one at a farm adjoining
the Springs. on the Morganfield side.
At the latter place they entered
the negro mans house and shot him
while in bed with his wife. With
dying desperation he raised himself
and with pistol shot one of his
white assailants twice with effect.
The crowd then rushed in and shot
the already wounded negro three or
four times, beat him with hot
shovel. and left him apparently dead
He was, however. still alive on the
21st, but supposed to be in dying
condition. The other negroes were
not dangerously wounded. The Ku
Klux who was shot is now lying at
his home mortally wounded. He and
the rest of his.gang seem to be living
about the Highland Lick. in Web
ster County.
The .civil authorities have shown
commendable zeal in bringing the
assassins to punishment. The Sheriff
of Union County left on Saturday
morning before break of day with a
posse and succeeded in arresting five
of the supposed outlaws = three of
whom are now in Jail in Morgan6eld.
One was released on bail, and the
other, MoREHEAD, who is represented
to have been the leader of the band,
still remains at his home too near dead
to be removed. He is recognized as
the one who fred the first shot at the
negroes.
On the night of the 18th, four men
went to the house of colored man
made him get out of his bed and stand
by and look on while they in turn out
ragged the person of his wife.
These repeated acts Of rape and
assassination have created the great
est excitement, and almost the entir,
country is in arms. Morganfeld i
being guarded every night by the citi
zens, owing to the threats whicl
have been made against it by tn
Ku KIux desperadoes. The ex
amining trial of those arreste
was to have begun on the 22d insi
1t was supposed that the Unite'
States Government would have to in
terfere with military force, in orde
to sustain and enforce the law.
One man, charged with committin
the rape, had been arrested. but a
negroes are not allowed to testif
against white men, it was likely h
would get clear, unless the Unite
States Commissioner had him arreste
under the Civil Rights Bill an,
brought to trial. This he ought, b
all means, 10 do.
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81. T.onIs Harket.

By Telegraph. ST. LOUIE, Dec. 81
ToBACCo rNothing OF impo ~tance doing.
COTTON gDOOd, with the supply
scant; sales OF IS baies at 2IIz02213c.
FLOUR Quiet and unchanged, Fall SUI
perdne S5 0J9s 25; extra S6 5096 20; Xxx
81 O0a7 %.
WHEAr-Dull, except for strictly choice;
sales of prime at 81 20: choice ut = 90; COM
mon spring sod at 81 p; good q 81 3d.
CoRN-Dull and dropping. sales at GO
66c.
OATs-Very quietat 53655c.
BARLEY-Not muca doing; common Fall
81 80; choice g 6Ja2 6j.
RYE-Dull at 81 0Gl >.
PoRK-Dull at 81 5G2S 90.
BULK MEATS Dull an 1 nominal.
BACOS-DuII and heavy. aud only small
sales of clear sides at 7lsc.
WHIsKY-Firm: sales at 9715c, but is gen
orally he'd higher.
HoGS-Prices are stiff, but the market is
not very active, the sales ranging from
50 . TO $40 20 gross: receipts 8, 80 head.
CATTLE-Prlme choice beeves s. 50a6 50,
grossi common to good s. O0g5 90.
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MOFHERSi MOTHERsl MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL To PROCURE
Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup.
The Great Pictorial Annual.

Hos etter's United states Almanac for
1859. tor distribution, gratis, throughout
the United states and ali civilized cOun-
tries of the Western Hemisphere, viii be
published about the 6rsJ OF January, and
all who wish TO understa d the true PIT
losophy Of health should read aud ponder
the valuable suggestions It contains In
addition 10 an admirable medIcai Treatise
on The causes, prevention, and cure OF a
great variety or diseases, ~ enn braces
large amount Of Information interesting
to the merchant, the mechanic, the m mner,
the farmer, the planter, the professional
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are most suitable for a correct and COM
prehensive NATJ ONAL CALENDAR
ne nature, uses, and extrtord mary
sanitary effects OF HOSl ETTlcR'S 6TUM-
ACH BIrTERS, the aple tonic and alter
at1ve OF more than hair he Christian
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which are also fnterspersed with pictorial
illustrations, valuable recipes for the
household and farm, humorous HnecdOi es,
and other instructive and amusing read
Ing matter, original and selected. Among
the Annals TO appear with the Openinz
of the year, this viii be one of the most
useful. and may be had JOr lfe asking Send
for copies to Tue Central Mandatory, at
Pittsburgh, Pa, or TO the nearest dealer ia
HDSTET rEhs3 81 q Al A q III BIRTIERS.
The BITTERs are sold In every city, town
and village, and are extensively used
throughout the entire civilized world.
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TVTS DHT2
Accident by a Sky ROGket-Fhe Out'
RACES in Arkansas.

MEMPHIS, December a. = Rufus
Patison. of the,frm of g Patison x
Sons, while walking on Main Street,
to night, had bis right leg almost car
ried away by sky rocket. He IS now
in dying condition. A stranger was
also seriously wounded at the same
time.
The Avalanche's Little Rock spe-
cial of tonight says there IS great re-
ioicing over the arrival Of two of Gen.
Grant's staff at that place, to lnvestl-
gate che militia outrages. Refugees
continue to arrive. - A coroner s jury
made up of the militia charge T. U.
Breden with the murder of old man
casey, at Lewisburgh.
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NeW Eork Rrg aoods Markel.

BY Telegraph NEW YoRE, Dec. "a
It being Christmas eve there is but lit
tie doing in tAis branch O. business, but
the market is firm for ali stape styl es Of
cotton; still a gloom hangs over the busi-
house OF urn bull & Co., whose credit was
unQuestioned up TO Monday last This
firm has suspended for SI.60J,000. but their
books show surplus of a quarter million
of dollars, and it Is thought they may he
able to make a settlement ard go on.
Uableached muSlins are IN limited re
Quest and buoyant al l5L0l5Izc; best
Eastern sheeungs, such as Atlantic A, are
held at I6c; stark A are now held at I552e
Light goods are firm also; Portsmouth B
brings re, and Portsmouth P 91zc
Bleached nuslins, too, are loo king up, and
a few medium brands are 75c higher.
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BY TeIegraph.l NEW YoRK, Lee. q.
MoNEY-Very close du ring the morning,
and call loans We're made at per cent.
currency to z per cent. gold, with COM
missions added of e to q per cent. The
later demand became less urgent, and an
easier feeling prevailed, rates failing TO ,
per cent gold, and finally to per cent.
currency. Before 3 O'Clock discounts were
duh at toe bank; per cent. is the nom
1nal rate for prime notes, but in the street
the range is 9Q95S per cent
s5TERLI G -buii al 91z091Z for sixty days,
ana l01sglt4 for short sight.
GOLD - UuSetLlsd, but closes frmer;
opened at 1919 crossed at 1850 1855. The,
rates for carrying range from 70 III per
cent. per annum, and l-32 per cent.
To day a report has been current tiiat
the Treasury Department. is about 10 sue
S2O,D0J,0O0 ia new greenbaelZs to take the
place OF an equal amount OF nut lIs ted
b1is burned. II seems, however, to be un-
founaed. The export of gosd tod ay was
$4,000.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS active under
an easier money market, aud a shade
higher: Coupoos of 'sl. Il41Sallg}S: do. '62.
ll05sglle14; do '64, l051zGIUo5z; 64os '65, 1917
@sdlggI1s, d. .. new, ue@IOO1 DO. '67. 1860
The receipts OF the sub Treasury were
81 s557 .523; payments SSl5,0Sjs balance s9l,-
625. .l4g
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LoUIsvILLE. Dec. "a.
ToBACCo-Sales of 81 hogsheads Iugs to
medium leaf at S. U0al2 rs.
COTTOS-ZZ54c.
AoGS-SG954c gross.
VI ESs PoRK-S23.
LARD -loc.
BULK MEAT5-Shoulders Il1<c; clear rib
sides l5c; clear sides I515c.
kLoUR-ouperfine 80 50g6 CO.,
WHEAT-Sl o0llI IS.
CORN-63a6jc.
OATS-56a6Jc.
RYE-Sl 40.
WHuKY-SI.
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CANADA.
The WheIan Case.

ToRoNTo, Dec. 24.-Application
for leave to an appeal 10 the Wha-
len case was laid over for argument
before the full Appeal Court, on the
31st. The prisoner has been further
respithed until the 1st of February.
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= q La q ST EC - = EAs
Important by Atlantic Tel-
egrsph.
Affairs at Constantinople.
The Grecian Minister For
mally Retlres from
His Post.
He has Returned to Athons
Protection of tho Greek
/. Subjects.
An Imp 0rtaRt Letter from
Treasurer Spinn sr-
He Conde mns the Plan for
Specie Payment.
Important Foreign News
Presidents Proclamation.
He Pardons Unrepenfant'
Rebels.
Banquet for Prof. Morse
Chief Justice Chase
to Preside.
Many DISTINGUISHED Per-
sons to be Present on
the Occasion.
He Pardons Umrepentant.
Rebels.
Banquet for Prof. Morse
Chief Justice Chase
to Preside.
Many DISTINGUISHED Per
sons to be Present on
the Occasion.
WASHINGTON.

Letter or Mr.. EpinneF-He Condemns
the Plan for specie ayment-aiis
views on the subj c ect-lmpOrtant
Foreign News - reclamation OF
the President - He Pardous The
Rebels.
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scrofula, Scurvy, Salt Rheun. Carbuncle
and Boils, Ulcers, and all Obstinate
Affections of the Skin, Inflammatory
or Chronic rheumatism, Piles Chrouio
Dfarrhosa, Mercurial Diseases, and every
Taint Of the system; Dyspepsia, ana
those Affections originating in the De-
rangement of the Digestive Organs,
viz, Bilious Complaints. Neuralgia, AID
Nervous Affections, Headache, Lam
gour, and Depression OF spirits, Loss OF
Appetite, Constipation.
Y11GfFS EXCEELEAE MEB1CAAAL
IL Compound WAS hTsb prepared py Or.
T. w. POLAND. IN ls47, and was tben en-
ployed with great success IN eXpel1ug hu.
moTs front the blood bat in 1873 a medical
friend, vino Was quite celebrated aB "a plly-
sician, especially IN the treatment OF hu-
nlOrs, SUGGESTED some important improve
meDts, which were adopted, and which
has made IL $50 the people say the very
nest remedy for al Kinds Of humOrs
known 70 s'the faculty"
Tnis preparation IS composed entirely OF
vegetables, among " nich are 5arSap0riia,
Yellow DOCK, Noble Pine, Mandrake, ano
When the originator lived IN New
Ham pshire, at GohstOwn Centre, ior tns
space of thirty or forty miles arouAo5 s.nu
iDMancnester particularly the u VI :. t's -
tor was well known aud Highly VAiueo ~ ~
the numerous and wonderful cures Nillcl
IL effected. Though manufactured ~ 80
quantities, the supply W. Sssd ~ [1ait for
more 10 be made. In thay lssloIf .s 49,
very severe Gases Of Erysipelas Weis LIsSS.y- Sd
ed with-and they WeLg ,,5l' ,,.,lV - afnfil
ulcers-vyere entirely removed WheleFsi
fhis medicine was faithfully used. ~ ~
WAS with ScrOlula aud SAT- hheAAhs Inc
Hnn1or Doctor cured them.
~ a. 6~ee from any 0angerOuG drugs ~
,,iesSa1t to the taste, safe, yet sure ana
edectIYe in its action.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye IS tbe best ia the
world; tbs only true and perfect Dye
harmless, reliable, instantaneous; no dis
appointment; no ridiculous tlnts; feme=
iics the ia effects Of bad dyes; invigomtes
snd leaves the Hay soft and beautiful
SgBck or broom. Soia by all Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied at 70 eiis
elor's Wig Factory, NO. III Bond street
HeW York. lap3u diy
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EUROPE.
BY Atlantic telegraph.

Affairs at C0Bstantin0pIe-The Gre
clan Minister formally Relieved
from his POsf-He has Returned
to Athens-PFOteCiIOl OF the creek
Subjects.
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Ku Klux Uutrages in Kentucky
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ClarksviIIe tobacco BnsIness.

The GAINESVILLE CTenn.) On, OnicLs pub
fishes the following statement OF the to-
bacco statistics OF that market for the past
year, ending October 81:
RECEIPTS.
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For Sale.
Land Warrant Found

A LAND WARRANT mo SC, 9f2) issued
a - Martins Brown wiao~ OF James nrnws. p, iysts
In Captain spencsrs Conpan5, Indisns Niifls, Of
lsl2, found In sore time aimee and
lankad na4ii thi date. II ssaed BY ftnsie
DrpAEfmsnt, IaDe n 1855, signed hy hirot Gem
snssfpbeT 11as have hy thu proper
ientihcstioB aid srooo oil ownership, and tho
for this notice. 3. the Agricultural Store of IGn
SHAM DkLAPBAIS, i~3 Main ST. keSksk Iowa
arrS-dsf
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FAbcy Ufy UUOus anu NOt35Bs-
y stail, H0ta CO.. Importers sId bias Of
N Fancy Dry g. =is Notions. upsier. v hls- ,ioeds
Eesian e. o3, apltts st k ias'.rr ptss 81 ana
% saehixru 4ses.ue>
N = \ Ias. DsU'E IL 60 4ho.essIs raie-s IN
ItI aetaeas as skst., Ho.itrs. tilesrs zId FsneY
tgs G8nas, ~ sks s'se~s ~ sbssk Isw
S,tY.HuR J4ttIIR : o. Ia paticr. srd Jetbsts ia
- VII fs ooutis TN -. ~ ,-i+ty. sfiesss. Asti-u
rrfa,aas, a. tes-.t7 81 assi - n. M.euisan Arsuse
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GAS STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar & Son n.......-Jo ohnson street, bet I'D d 4th
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Howe Il Fyier............,....> ,...9s Main stree
Duncan, Karle 4 Co.......l 40 l42 Main stree
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
G Bridges i Estes House
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tr,tcags, LEAD and oil Wosk
cloths. Sasssmeres, &c.
Dry Goods.

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Go.*is, &c "a anI - sst,.h avenue.
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CROCKERY 4 QUEENsWARE.
Carey Lie Faivre Main strcet--bst 6th 9th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Gold. Silver and ivory Mounted Canes
@ Bird ridges...............Nos & Estes House
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Feacili, Jones i Gc..-.eor Third Main streets
81 asa, Stern Co.......cnr Second 4 Msin streets
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DOOT0 y sH0E0-RETAIL.
i. NJ Dean. Third Main streets
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aaoCERs-EioLEs
s Pollock & Co. 80. ......its Main street
Balgill i Co................~..I9e lee Main street.
Kellogg, Birge Co,...-... Main street
u = powe- a Co...........9a co Main stree,
M stafford ,....cor Biondeau L Levee.
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Eans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
Bridges Nos l & Estes House