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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19

AM 4HA o"SE LD--'AA L . "a
-, ,..,,-,u,,. ,,,, o,
FROM 'n0 Na"'nA' i''''''S,'..s'' aa w,
RICHMOND, Vas Aug l." 1910.
To the Editors Of the National IhteItt-
Gencer:
Goptleaen-I have recently seen
so many misrepresentation of the
action Of the late Confederate author
tiles in relation to prisoners that |
feel it due to the truth of history,
. and particularly Incumbent on me as
their agent of exchange, to bring to-
the attention ofthe country the facts
set fortn in this rager,:
~, g o.aI,o,,oo hoors. data
1nc ca Ca, '', oro y! IT,, I,," @t,fof nnrYose
July - ho4I tIa dnIivery ii | Of al hrs.
was was, " - Soo"I ',.', WV W. -
ohetS o, t5,t Gl %"n' "i,1 tno fo,rth arts,c nro.
10 tI"O .It t'I' iI ,,,,isonors .C Of WAR; sh6ujd
,n 1ischoroea ON paroIe in ten DAYS
~ aftor U'II thnir cantTrr From the date
Of tha cartel until the summer Of
1sG2 tha Observation-Disclosures had
tLo tIo ovcoas @ nf prisoners, DURING the
;ntor,,oI ;nt InI;yarjps we're made as fast
n,tho Tolarol Government furnished
transportation. lndeeI, upon lnoLF
than one occasion | uFSeq tAe l eu,
eral authorities to Send lhCFe"Seu
,nTnr oyon hqpn ALLEGED tlat the
r1nfalor,tn authorities failed or
neglected to make prompt deiIveI,es
OF prisoners Nn1 ~ - "a G avnos.
change, when lheY I;, .Iau eh1 ~ 1890, ar,n
On inc olilei ''",."' "' "'',2 nDonj,, and No.
time the carer ""9 ~, "r0.iS ~ Tala,ol
toriouSl% Viotatel co W 1nU w., 'Url '.d"a
authoiiIIes' l,,(e,,t on.C1,t' '.'l somnffInes in
Kept Ill con I1n1 lnlien''-tl' ~ oo,I, % withont
irons, OF ooo,neo ~ oo'si' IGt,''.or, ,rare
charge OF tfial' g:a,t ms'S S,on "'''It after the
kept III colIiII.eti'cI'o 10 Talara1
notices puohSheu1 p,Si 1o..i,raJ ~ a. thom ey.
authorizes h"0 0eo'"''"
'""'9 oeteG2 tba radaral
~ linit Iti1 i@s ,"ni, i"Sisted mon limiting
cychancrs to such as were held in
confinement Oh either slde' IniS l
resisted, as being in violation ol lae
cartel. Such construction not only
kept in confinement the excess on
either side, but ignored all the
paroles which were held by the Con
federate Government. THESE We're
: very many. being the paroles OF OH
ccys and Wen who had De'h Lcle"'e''
on capture Ihe LeG9'"l I5 w., "", or q w.
meut at that time hT'" Iy" " Gl ~, ~
paroles. Ihry h2d an o. nt"ItS Z, ,9-,' a.
, been surrendered, Tue No''eueI ~
authorities giving prisoners "S .,I C,I'tN ~
alents for them' mus ~ " L. ~ W "
seen that as ioHT as 'no ~ Con 'C'T.,''' ,(+i.@
Government had the excess ol y. pLiSo y, .
ncrs matters went on S'aooe,,'.' =, .
enough but as soon as '1o l'o9'''i l'''l = :
of affairs IN tn3t respect WAS Gl"o :, oI u
the cartel coulG no oIonsGl , ce o@Se, y, ,., C,'
So, as long as the i Guerra HIl e. =
ment held the paroles OF Oohle''e'''N' ',.,,'. . !.
officers aud men, they were lcsi',ot
ed, and made the pasIS Vi "u ,,.',,'- o>
change; but WHeh equ'' 'I' "'' ,,.,,,, mo.,
obtained for them ana no iLo'o % Wy ,.5i'
in hand, the paroles Wllich NeIt iel' "
by confederate anthoIi'IeS oo'''s nv
be recOgniZeu. IN consequence y
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19

RICIIMcND, VA, Aug. II, 1868.
To the Editors Of the National Inteltt,
gencer:
Geptlemen-I have recently seen
so many misrepresentation of the
action Of the late Confederate author
tiles in relation to prisoners that |
feel it due to the truth of history,
and particularly ineur bent on me as
their agent of exchange, to bring to
the attention of the country the facts
set fortn in this rapeI,:
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19
nolitjtal

THE STATEMENT OF ROB'T GUILD, ESQ,
III REGARD TO THE Exchanges OF PRIs-
oNERs BETWEEN TIE UNITED STATES
AND THE CONFEDERATE STATES,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19

II Wade Hampton and General
Forrest should suddenly die, what
would the Radical speak 10 aud VII
ters have to talk abCut'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19

Fy.GoyrEEor Wm T. johnson,
at AUp.halv county, PeunsNiNaA'a,
Formerly Radical of the strongest
kind. has come out strongly Tor SeN
aaur and Blair. He made a D.Go-
cratic speech in Pittsburgh, d lew
nights since.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19

PLASTrRs-Nahe your osvn Russefs
Eo Oar STANDARD Uppsr l~a'hsr. ard he'nl.s-
ssss ,fh,r si Price ,ss' sg e-sare srsai saving
Ahs l-n
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19
Respectfully youH Hbcdient servant
RgS OULD,
AgcrogO Of EXchauge.

many IfpUpIal DIiSi HEIS at AAuuEIool- .
TilIa tn the crave.
On the 22d of august. 1864, not
h,L,ino Heard anvi1ing in response,
I o,IIressed a Communication to
1raior General III. 4. Hitchcock,
United states Cor, missioner Of EX-
chance covering ,.I0py Of the fore,
ooin@ letter TO GelS3 ii Mulford. and
Tpouostibg an a.ikptance Of my
nr5Uositi6ns,
NO answer waS6Yver received to-
ford or the 31St o1l lAuguat, I6Of, IN
formed me in Wri ;, that he had no
communication c.'@' subject lfom
tlIo rrGcuu~otatc& |utnoriuss, ana
that he WAS not at that time author
ized to make any answer,
This offer, Which would have IN.
stantlyrestorcd to freedom .GouSanG5j
Of suffering captiycs-whlch would
have released every Federal soldiern
confinement III Confederate prisons
was not even noticed. Was tnat De-
cause the Federal officials did not
deem it worthy Of reply; or be
cause they feared to make oneF AS
the Federal authorities at Shat time
had a large excess OF prisoners, the
effect of The proposal which | had
made. if carried out, would nave
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19
d.. ID. SID w AY

MANUFACTURER Of Texas saddlrs. "a
M HArness. PloE Brides aud Breech- x :
Ing sai dealer In
LEATHER AND SHOE FIN 11,GS
TRESCH AND DOMESTIC EAlF ShiNS'
- SOLE LEATHER, AED
sHOENAKERS TOOLS
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-19

EFrom the National Inteliigcncor, Aug. 20
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-04
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Sept. 8.
Hon. John D. Stelis was unanimously
nominated by the Democratic Convention of
the Evventh District FOR Congress.
HARrroRD, Cow, Sept. ,.
George Hall, who died yesterday, be-
queathed thirty thousand dollars to the char
liable associations Of this city, and like sum
to the same objects in Savanna, Georgia,
where he once resided.
BUFFALO, Sept 8.
An exciting trail race occurred on the
Magera river this afternoon. Alex Tolsma
and Marvin, two expert oarsmen, rowed for
wager on the Magera river against seven
miles Of current through the rapids and
Birds Island Reef, and three miles and =
half on the return Was made in forty-eight
minutes and ffty-seven seconds. Heavy
clinker posts were used.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 8.
A freight train on the Boston Albany
Railroad broke through bridge at Rush,
last night just after the engine passed over,
thirteen cars, two of which contained kero.
sene, went into the chasm. EieL minutes
later the kerosene exploded and the fire de.
stroyed the cars and part of the bridge. One
man was killed.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Sept. 8.
Ex-Gov. Thos. Seymour died at his resi-
dence in this city, at half past o'clock this
evening, eftyphoid fever, aged 6lyears.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-04
FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, Sept. s.
The Democratic Convention met yesterday
afternoon.
The Committee on Resolutions reported.
A permanent organization was perfected by
the appointment Of Robert Earl as President.
Mr.. Earl made congratulatory speech on
the favorable prospects Of the Democracy,
who have met TO nominate candidate for
Governor.
A letter from Hon. Henry c. Murphy, de-
clining the use Of his name, WAS read.
Hon. John 7. hoffman was then nomina-
ted for Governor, BY acciamation.
Upon proceeding to tho nomination of
Lieutenant Governor, Hon. Samuel Morris,
Of Brooklyn, made some sharp remarks, in
relation to the grasp,ng propenslties of Tam
many, which created considerable sensetion.
c. Beach, Of Ere. vas then nominated for
Lieutenant Governor by acclamaiioQ. and the
Conver tion adjourned till this morNkg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-04
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

ST. PrrrRsBuR, Sep. s.
Bishop Patterson received An order to send
= delegate to the Catholic Synod about to
convene under direction Of the Emperor.
The Bishop refused to comply and has been
banished to Sibera for his refusal.
Paris, Sept. s.
The Emperor has gone to Chains.
LONDON, Sept 8.
An attempt was made yesterday to launch
the steamer Bosmonda from the dry dock
on the Thames. She will with the single
exception Of the Great Eastern, be the larg
est vessel in the world.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. :.
The Tanners' organizations Of this city have
. grand torchlieht procession to morrow
night. 1t is expected the procession will con-
tain eco men.
A man known as Curly Frank, and by sew
eral aliases was arrested to-dsy, on suspicion
of having committed murder ct Ray City,
Michigs two years ago.
A section OF the river tunnel on the west
side caved in last night, in consequence Of
the breaking of water pipe.
John McHeating, from St. Louis, was
killed last n gbt BY being run over BY an en-
gine on the Pittsburgh aud Fl. Wayne all
road.
The schooner J. NJ Davis capsized of
Grand Haven yesterday, drowning two out Of
seven on board.
The 18th Annual Meeting Of the Upper
lows N e. Conference commenced in Os
kaloosa this morning,
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA. Sept. 3.
Soluaves troops are reported to have
stormed and taken Mirrogoaue. A battle had
taken place at Cape Hayten, on Aug, 9th.
The rebels we're repulsed with loss OF one
gun ard many men killed and wounded.
II is reported from St. Domingo that the
',ropean loan OF 81. COO, 900 to Boise has
heeh negotiated.
The drou,h at Porto Rico and ST. Thomas
is reported to have impaired the sugar and
other cropa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-04
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. 8.
The 6fth game Of billiards for the State
championship and golden cue, between JAS
vermilrnn aud Henry Rhines, took place last
evening at Crosby's Music Hall. The game
was fifteen hundred points up, push shot
barred, on four pocket table. The result
of the score was, Rhines 1901; Vermilion
1877. Highest runs, Rhines I'll Vermilon
1913. Time Of game. i've hours thirty-6ve
minutes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-04
FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON. Sept. 3.
Commissioner Rollins telegrsphs to New
York that he will not appear either person
ally or by counsel in answer to the warrant
issued for his arrest at the instance Of Solicit
or Buckley. The reason for this is under>
stood to be entire absence Qfbcts on which
TO found charges against him.
Commissioner Harlin also refuses to 20 to
New York in obedience to the warrant.
Accounts from Greece says the Cretsn in
sutrection is Aourishing The Turks are nearly
discouraged, and it will be with great ifficulty
that they con;inae the contest while the Gre
tAns are flushed with success and infuriAted
by recent massacres to desperation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-04
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LouIs, Sept. 8.
The Republicans of the Second Congress
sonal District, in Convention yesterday at
Washington, Mo, nominated E. A. Finkel
burg for Congress.
Mehsrs Westheimer h Eppstein, Wholesale
erocers OF st. Joseph, Mo, have failed. Liza
bilitles soc, 600; assets $4,000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-04
FROM VERMONT.

RUTLAND, Vt, Sept z.
The Republican vote in III towns, about
one>half Of the State, gives Page, Republi.
can, % 31l; Edwards, Democrat 8,351-ma-
jorlty, IA, $780, The towns TO be heard from
will undoubtedly bring the majority in the
State up to $4,000. ] he net gain in the III
towns is 4, 1886.
BURLINGTON, Vt, Sept. 2.
Returns from la towns give majority OF
20,le7, and net Republican gain over last
year OF 6.l9e. The remaining towns will
increase the net gain to 10000 and the ma
iority to &c. 600.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-04
K2OKUK. IOWA. FRIDAY. sEPTEmBER 4. lsss
LATEST By TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHr REPORT.
FROu WASHINGTON,

WAsHIsgroI, Sept. 3.
The following internal revenue officers
were appointed to-day:
David 8 Lee, Sd district Of Ohio; Edward
Mum, Otto Schest, A E Harker, John VIM
cell, FA Tower, John Barker, 7th district
Of Ohio; Frank Kepple, 9Th district of Ohio;
TO Embaugh, Sd district Of California.
The President to-day appointed I E
Tsughberry ASSESSOR Of the 4sh district of
Pennsylvania.
The Treasury Department! has issued regu-
lations governing the transportation Of mer-
chandise between the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts.
Commissioner Rollins remains in Wash
ington, engaged in the duties Of his Office.
he has no intention whatever of leaving the
city on any business connected with the
charges sgainst him in New York. His
opinion is that the U. S. District Attorney st
New York has entire charge Of the matter,
and there is nothing whatever pertaining to
it which requires his attention pei eonally.
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stolen.

STOLEN from the undersigned at La Prai
rie, Adams County, Hin h, the night Of the
22nd Of An. ust, 1865 light Bay hore. black mabe
and TAIL 1915 hanhs heh rough made, In commo order
one hind foot white, whits spot forehead branded
on each shoulder Also saddle, bride and martin
gales stolen with the horne.
liberal vevsrd will be given for the recovery ofthe
horst and the apprehension Of the thief
ang25 1w T. BtNNETT
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FROM NEW YORK.

NV York, Sep. 8.
The investigation before O. 8. Commis-
sioner Quitman, relative to alleged frauds in
the Internal Revenue Department. was to-
day, after some argument, postponed until
Tomorrow.
The Republicans Of the 21st (t7tical dis
trict, re-nominated Mr.. Bailey for Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-04
TROa THE SOUTH.

MrApHIs, Tenn, Sept. 8.
The navy yards property, which has been
occupied BY the military authorities since the
occupation Of Memphis BY the Fede.-. au-
thoriiies. was to>day turned over to the city,
to which it originally belonged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-04
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRx, Sept. 5.
O'Bsldwin ard ONeili ye.terday signed
the articles for prize 6ght within six weeks,
for ST 900 sice.
Over 100 custom>houss officers were dis
charged ibis week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-04

Unless pay be made Of the tax levied and also
oil coats before th~ 18th day Of September 1885, the
said parcel lots, thereof may re
e.ary discharge said tar Will be sod
the oresss at the Mayors oace. In said city, be-
t~ zen the hoy O'Clock aid o'ctock p.
W. CpWDkN,
hus30 Collector Of the City OF eokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-04
For Sale.

4 OTIS 4, s, 6, Block %, Reeves, Perry
IL Williams' addition Ks.kuk, corner OF 18th ant
Orleans. 1itle good. Price 1880
INQUIRE VI
s. q. JOHNSTON,
juiys-t, Bth and lain street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-04
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

u
New HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 2.
The Fair was attended by over 80, 600 peo
pe to-day. Over three thousand teams were
on The gounds. The great OK, Gen. Grant,
weighing Ave thousand pounds, arrived to-
day.
JACKsoHvILLE, H., Sept, 5.
Senator Yates had fattering reception
here last evening By his fellow-townsmen.
BoscAREL, Wis, Sept 8.
The Third District Republican Convention
nominated Gen. Cobb for Congress.
GREEN BAT. Wis, Sept. 3.
Pnileius Sawyer was nominated here to-
day for Congress by the Republican Conven-
ton.
WATEarows, Wis, Sept. 8.
Hon. B. F. Hopkins was nominsted for
Congress to-day by the Republicans Of the
Second District.
BosTos, Sept. 8.
The banquet of the officers of the Army Of
the James, last evening, was fine affair, and
passed off in the most pleasant mani Or, with
speeches full OF sentiment and "reminiscences
Of old army life.
GALVESTON, Sept. 8.
The cotton crop Of this State is the heavi-
est that has been reached for many years. 1t
will reach It's, ,00U pounds.
Posrv1lLE, Iowa, Sept. 8.
Hon. W. B. Allison was to-day, on the
first forna! ballet nominated 70 Congress fer
the Third District Of Iowa, receiving l2e
votes.
SAsDusKY, Sept 8.
Hon. VIM. P. Noble, the regular Demo.
cratic nominee for Congress from this Dis
.rict, has withdrawn, on account OF the re-
fnsal Of the Democracy Of the District TO
support him.
Another Convention is called to meet At
Clyde, Sept. 9th, to select new candidate.
Hon. R. Lee, the candidate Of that portion
of the people who refused to support Noble,
will probably withdraw his name before the
Convention,
BosroH, Sept 3.
Tho Chinese Embassy have rsturnsd u
tNs~ York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-04
DELINQUENT Special Tax List.

ar lots and parts Of lots in the city Of Keokuk.
~ which special taxea for laying piauk walk are
due and uspaid and In addition the tax set forth
below there will BE- the Of 81 05 upon ssch piece
or parcel Of prp-rsy advertised and notice 10 hereby
sves the cf parts Of lots described 10
the following lst and situated the cit. Of sokuk,
Les county, lows and all others pterssted that sad
lots and parts Of lots have been sssessd ta1ss lev
I'D By CITY Council nf said city the 37th
ses Of laying plank walk front Of such lots Parts
otl lnts~ dsalw afad
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telegraph Connections.


The Great Western Telegraph Company II un-
der contract with the Atlantic and Pacific Tel
sgraph Company, who have wires now in opsra-
ton from New York to Chicago, and sre At work
pressing the wire construction to Keokuk, 10
which point II viii Be finished In few wesks,1 on
it, way TO California We occupy tho once n
Chicago with the Atlantic and Pacic, and receive
each others messages and forwsfdths Sane. The
Atlantic and Pacific Company eoanects In Nsw
York With al the competing lines that ass now
Aeine business = tthe principal An intarveaine
points in rsrRrEEs STATES, and their lines being
daily extended. The Dominion line (oppositon)
Of Canada is being built to all the Lake
Hntario and the ST. lawrence river ports, includ-
Ing Ogdensburg, New York. Southern eampeting
lines are now going up from Louisville and 81.
Louis to New Orleans, afordipg connection Tor
the Great Western in that direction In short,
the North and South. and the Middle States Are
1t work on competing lines, and II needs but the
construction Of new limos In the States shove
named 70 complete the circle Of tho most bus'
ness portion Of the Union.
j. SNOW, SECRETARY.
obcs, No. 1sl Randolph-St., Sherman House
Block, Chicago.
]. A. DlCKERSON,
Agsat for the corrsny KEoKu
fass iesiAwSW
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BY TELEGRAPH
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From Washin g ton.
Vermont ElecliOn-RepuD-
lican Majority 80 OOO.
,,sll Democrats Read and Learn
their Fate in the Coming
Election!
LATE NEWS ny CABLE.
AFTERNOON DEBPATCHEs
From washin g ton.
LATE NEWS BY CABLE

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1881
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-04

YsHIS distribution Of prizes will be con-
1 Quoted on fair ssd tnp.rtal plan. ALL The
PRIZES ARE PUT IN At 4 FAIR SAtuAf1ON- On
this holders Of tickets satsfy themseves BY
calling tn. propristrs Livery Stable Of oih
aud Main streets, keokuk, lows, and examining the
property.
aif Ens.rp,sss osn gotten mp solely for specu-
lAijon Nth Every prize put In st my times s true
valus but IN this enterprss such = not the casa IL
pro pristor hotss in this way to b. abe dispose
Of his enArs Livery Flock It only fair price,
protrscted Him In his family makes II impossible for
rim to sivs that attsnton 70 hs businsss which It
quires.
In looking the psisss the rsadsr will bear In
mind that ever. horss 10 UND. ard Of nrst-clsss
stock and every Buggy Of recent sfss snd nearly
god new, oil top buggiss The riages
worth day cash what they putin It, and with
nearly every thing In the Stable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-04

vsncill, Jones b Co.....cor Third Main streets,
1Hssr, Stern 4 Co.......cor Second 4 Main streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-04
THE CAPITAL STOCK

Is Three Million Of Dollars; divided into shares
of s25 each When SO is paid on each share, a
certificate Of stock for $75 will be Issued and no
further assessments to be made, We expect to be
able to pay earned dividends Of interest on the
istter amount the lines are completed.
Instalments from time to time, for the payment
Of the stock subscribed, viii be called toF oy the
Subscriptions for single share will be received.
The moro the stock 10 distributed the better for
tho Company. There is no individual liability af-
~ ths stock il paid for.
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.:...l....A... ~~,vn~S "A 90
"a n - sncth. 4 Is
. !. n slA nou n,
!. sneu m
!. .-,.. ~ N
WnBKLY, 0in9le ed0ocnoefu, PET Jcn1s
in clubs Of I've, leAcA( to
p r'u.. :. ....s -.
-- nrnnnmnnr
- - "A = \ - : :. = = : : :. : :.
ATTORNEYS.
n,ovr 4 Knowles $500. cor Main Fifth streets.
coihns '.''.''.... ...' '.'...'' '0o1a 's''ss
Aneriea. watehes.
anpaa.~. Na.IAa R.t., Houa.
.rc--o---u.
ur;.h : aooam.n ~ Main street.
.or. .uoEc-wuoIr
H.mh.tor Huiskamp. s3 ain street
BoOK-BIHDER.
IN Pesree Ason......3 Gate City BId &, Main "a
- BAG FACTORY.
- Besrs. Main stree
BOOKS = sTATIoHERY.
David Lowry -..s'.;::'. ... =. SECOND ttreet,
" Westcoft....,....s nsln ss'eet-neaf ouf'n.
oos =. Th;sa ! M.in .,,.s,.
u.tIiS. M.,,... So Main .,reet
u...sP Mn, ......-h.t lth 4 6th.
gR Hart, 3s Main street.
vn t..1s r. ar Ninth 4 Lehman
n'"'~ss os'... -
nruAruruv
ruon cor Fa.rth 4 Blond..u
o.oox.. WATCHES ! JEwELRY.
I'm a Bridge.............N Nos - Estes House
l. n. :. Ayfs' CONS. ..'..'''''o' 'a''D ''f'''
CLOTHIERs.
y.nc,,l. Iona. 4 Co....cor Third L Main streets,
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
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0leeks--Wholesale 4 Retail.
Drug .'.'''''' '''.-....--s9
Coin, Silver Ware.
q R,;J,., Nos A Estes House.
DENTIsTRY
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,..un. wuo,T..,r Retail
w,.;o.on R.,,,stt 4 CO Main street
nr ns1r "a Main ssr.s.
DRY.GOODs-RETAI
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J. D. cross d Co ....,..lsg Main street
duncan, hsrie oo..r.''.'i4o 80 "a'n a'ieei
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Mooar Son ........-s -nnson street, bet 81 4th
"a n,a.e, .No,1 i 2E.se. Hou.
oRoCERs-waoLEs
Pollock 4 ll8 Main etr6S#l
R.',as. sirss Main street
m IT,, 4 "a 90 Main stree,
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Robsrtssn 4 Alb s.................1ao Main street
J&Aa McQuee, ...................s4 Main street
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Weher Co AZ Main street
ro,.,h : M.,n .,,.st.
~, 40 Main atreet.
$500. cp. rTHrYsuYrG coOrs.
-, - o. Main street
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INSURANCE. AGENTS
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tas Lt s.in \ Johnson
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ca,i;., 4 psrrv Fif,h street-in Estes House
,..ua,.. IRON. 20, Main Fourth
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