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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-04

The Board OF Directors Of the New YORK ana
Oswego Midland Railroad have awarded the con-
tracfs for the Nidletown division OF the road and
the branch 10 EcnvIle. and ESQ the shoWangunk
tunnel The tnnnsi vas awarded al 81 per cuoie
yard.
, 1868-01-24

future welfare of His 'beloved" subjects in
that quarter. His Majesty did not even fail to
think of His "beloved subjects" in a spiritual
point of view, as is evidenced by the almost
Apostolic benediction with which he concludes
his letter "Commending You to God" There
exists scarcely a doubt that the Island of St.
Croix must necessarily follow the sister-islands
in being ceded to the United States and yet,
at this very hour, the last, it may be said, of
Danish rule, His Majesty sanctions the APP
pointment of a man to fill an Office which could
have been, and had lately been filled by a
native as competent, or perhaps more cOmpe-
tent (having been tried as Mr.. Anton mag
prove.
Just at the moment wkeS soma list!e act
of Justice to the natives might have assist
ed to bury in oblivion the remembrance of the
many wrongs which the native population of
this Island has suffered from the hands of its
rulers,-just at that very moment a new act
of ministerial nepotism and favoritism is in
ficted to widen the barrier beyond the nope of
a reconciliation.
When, some years ago, an almost unanimous
vote of the Peoples representatives in this ISL
and gave His Excellency the Governor to I'M
derstand, that such appointments were not
viewed with pleasure, His EXcellency threw
the blame off his shoulders by declaring that
he could not oppose the wishes of the Ministry.
But could His Excellency not be provoked to
declare in how far he has tried to prevent
them +! Could he, for instance, not deign to
say whether he had in this last case, not to
speak of the many others, used the force of his
recommendation in behalf of some one hard
toiling native Such a course would do more
to clear the name of His ExceIlency from the
odium of being a party to such acts of Unjust
ice than any other course he might adopt.
Dare we hope that he might consider it
worth the trouble to do so?
, 1868-01-24
FRIDAY, 24TH JANUARY 1868.

We met in Court on Wednesday last,
according to summons, for traugressing
the Press Law; as some Of the Authori-
ties would have it to say. The prrlimin-
aries were taken up, in "a very short time,
and in a very becoming and gentlemanly
manner by the Honorable Judge Sarauw.
AS usual, an extract of the protocol was
Immediately forwarded to the Govern
ment, who fastened to send the copy of
the proceedings to Mr.. Heilbuth, in
whose charge the action is given, to
proceed against us; OF course, we were
at the same time informed that Mr..
Lemming is appointed our defendant,
The case being o public one. But what
strikes US so very torcibly and surprising
Iy is this: We are ordered 10 appear In
Tuesday the 28th instant, at 113 o'clock a.
M, on account of The contents of some ar
ticIes which appeared in this paper-the
one of No. 3, where the commencement
runs thus "The times are more than dis
trcss;ng;" and No. ITO q true mind it
is not;" and in conclusion ''are treated
like dogs
Let US take the first point in view.
Why did not the Government bring an
action against the author Of the article
in No. IS of LIST November last year.
We give an extract of the same
cit is lamentable, but it is a fact, that
our Government is looked upon as a mere
writing-establishment, a sort of machine
wasting time, labor, paper and ink in an
inordinate degree and to very lite pur-
pose. Far better were it, if our Govern
ment would strive to do less writing but
, 1868-01-24

more action. AS the machine works now
very little is really accomplished. A great
deal, certainly, is taken in hand by the
Government, but then it is smothered un-
der mountains of beSmcared paper, and so
forgotten and lost through circumlocution,
procrastination and the crab-like way of
official working. This is our great evil,
and little really good can we expect to tie
done until it is mended. But as to lynch-
law, | say no! 1t is %gricvous to be with
out Ice, even for a day, when one is ac-
customed to its daily use but whenever
it happens, go on bombarding the Covert
ment with petitions, addresses. complaints,
Inconsistencies, protests and all other man
ntr of writing, until it takes effect. Stop
not, for our wri.ing-loving Government
will at last become delighted at such a
waste of written paper, and will then GO
to action with a vengeance. For such is
human nature, and your piles Of beSmeared
paper will act as soft sawder upon Co.
yernment. SAM SLICK"
Now, Reader draw a conclusion and a
proper one See if there is anything
more wrong in what We have remarked
in those numbers quoted above, and for
which we are to be prosecuted, than IN
The Extract from Sam Sticks Communi-
cation. See if there is not more harm
meant in the article of Sam Sticks?
Compare them and see well the differ
ence which of them is more actlonable
But Sam Slick was not prosecuted. We
are to he prosecuted
With regard to the quotation ''treated
like dogS''-a very fine example is given
in to-day's number; and when a proper
comparison is made, the proof must be
very evident; for the individual spoken
Of has filled with ability, honor and IN
tegrity his situation for many years; there
fore should have had the advancement
that was vacant.
In finc, i, is then simply This that this
Island, kept under the present Govern
ment, separated from the so-called Sister
TsIands-St. Thomas and st. Johns
would be but q Nursery, and this little
beautiful place ruined. Why? Be-
cause the more respectable portion of the
communicating PLANTERS-who are
the very life and soul of trade, m
and everything else, would be totally and
virtually sent to destruction since the la
borers would leave their Estates and go
either to ST. Thomas or st. Johns.
, 1868-01-24
NEW ADVERTHSEMENTS
OREDITORERNE i Ki6bmf

NREDITORERNE i Kj0bmand
u J. J. LUND's af undertegnede
Skifteret behandIede FaIIitbo indkal-
DIES hcrved til at mode paa Boet paa
smdvanIigt Sted Omsdag den l9de
FcbrWm .f0rSh',, Middag ~. IL,
hvor da en- Status over Boet vii blive
fremIagt, og Sp0rgsmaal satte under
Discussion, ON de anmeIdte Fordrin-
gers Shilling, navnIigt den for Privat-
banker i kj0bcnhavn anmeldte For
dring, med fere Boet vcdkommendc
AnIiggendcr.
Christiansteds Skifteret, st. Croix
den code Januar 1868.
d. SarauW.
, 1868-01-24

70 We have received a Communication from
Zone of the house-wrecked J" but not know
ing the party and not receiving the necessary
guarantee, must omit the article this time,
and wait until we get what is required (ED.
AvIs.)
10 We experienced a shock of Earthquake
here to-day at about II o'clock a, m. 1t
was of short duration but very severe,-(ED.
AvIs)
~ The Government Pocket Schooner Vigi
liant, after being despatched to St. Thomas
this forenoon, had to return shortly after,
having received some injury the Vino
blowing heavily at the time (ED. AvIs.)
, 1868-01-24
PrOClama.

II LIE og Enhycr som matte have
III Noget at fordre i afgangne De
t%aiIhandIer ANTONIO ferries Stervbo
.indkaIdes herved med 3 Maaneders
Varsel til for undertegnede Skifteret
at anmclde og beviisliggj0re deres
krav.
St. Thoma Skifterets C%ontoir, den
eide Januar 1868.
ROSenStand.
, 1868-01-24
Shipping intelligence.

ENTERED AT CHRIsTIANsTED
Jan. 22,-Danish barque Jacob, G. p. Schou,
Copenhagen, Provisions and Estate
Supplies
" 30, American schooner Addie Murchie,
Bartlett, Calais, Lumber & Shingles.
Z" 24-American barque Antelope, B. f.
White, New York, Provisions, Estate
Supplies and Mules.
ENTERED AT FREDERIKsTED
Jan. 20,-Danish Barque Galilei, Olsen, Co
penhagen, Estate Supplies &c.
, 1868-01-24
gnmMnuiratiua.
To the Editor of the "St. CrOix Avis"
Dear Sir !.

There is a very old story illustrative of
ruling passions being strong in death) told of a
tailor, who on his death-bed, could not resist
the temptation to cabbage his own blanket.
This influence of the ruling passion has a new
illustration in the recent act of the Home Gov
eminent in sending out a Mr.. Anton as Collector
of Customs.
Just a couple of months ago, His Majesty
wrote f~eelingly to the inhabitants of st. Thomas
and st. Johns, that He had resolved to cede
those Islands to the United States of America;
which act He considered would secure the
, 1868-01-24
From the St. Thomas Times, January 49,

HIS ExcelIency Governor BIRCH, Com
mander of Dannebrog, left this on We'd
nesday for ST. Croix.
, 1868-01-24
ORITUA

Died in ST. Thomas, on the 10Th in-
slant, Mrs. Georgina Sylvanie, the amiabIe
consort of L. E. de Lagarde Esqr. Her
remains were inferred the following af-
ternoon, followed to her last resting
place, by "a select number of respectable
inhabitants of that Esland.-(Communi-
cated.)
From the Nep York Tribune, Decbr. IA, 1857
If there is any man in the United States
whose opinion on great national questions
is worth having, that man is Alderman
Michael Norton. Mr.. Norton, we are
concerned to find, does not agree with us
on the subject of the West India Islands.
Mr.. Norton wants to buy them. Mr..
Norton says the value cannot be over-es-
timated. "By commercial afinities" he
thinks they Will be peculiarly acceptable
, 1868-01-24
TEE AVIS"

Striasiaaa4s&, T. &poix,
, 1868-01-24
The "AVIS"

is EDITED BY PETER B. HATCHETT;
AND PUBLISHED
for the ProDrietress.
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WAsHIsarox, June 5.
The Secretary of the Treasury has decided
to make no more clerical appointments.
The National Typographical Union have
chosen Albany for their next annual meet
ing; adopted resolutions against the iuter
national copyright law; IN favor of the eight
hour law for Government WORK shops, and re-
commencing tax OF ten cents on each mem
Der of Subordinate Unions for . reserve fund
to aid weak Unions in their contests with un-
scrupulous capitalists during the ensuing
year.
The excitement relative to the recent riot.
ous proceedings has entirely subsidized, and
all was quiet Yesterday and last night.
All the Executive departments were closed
yesterday, in respect 10 the memory of Bus
chanan.
CHICAGO. June 5.
The Repnblican's Washington special, Of
the 4,h, says: Mr.. Trumbull and his friends
in the Senate insist that Geo. T. Brown shall
be retained as Sergeant at Arms, otherwise
they threaten not TO aid the Republicans in
passing the new reconstruction Law over the
Presidents reto. The country may expect
to hear on Monday next. when the Repubii
can caucus again convenes, that Mr. Brown
has been retained, as the Radicals dare not
uust him. N
The Journals Washington special says:
The Hoase Postal Committee do not look
with favor on Mr. Washburne' proposition
for the construction of government telegraph
lines.
The Ways and Means Committee have de-
term;ned To modify the sixth section of The
tar bili 80 that Commissioners shall have the
appointing of all persons except collectors,
assessors and snperhtendents, the latter being
a new class of agents They think they can
carry this through the House.
Envoy Barlingame, with the Chinese En-
bassy, were presented 10 the President at
noon to-day by Secretary Seward. Speeches
were made.
The Senate is engaged in debating the bill
TO admi. North and South Carolina, Georgia
and Louisiana. The indications are that
Alabama will be put in with the other States
The President sent to the Senate the fol-
lowing nominations this afternoon NJ. T.
McMshon, Minister resident at Paraguay
w. n. Parker, Secretary of Idaho Territory,
Nathan Goff and John J. Wilson, Z. s. AT
torneys for Virgins and West Virginia.
The House Postal Copmiltee have in-
structed their chairman, Gen. Farnsworsh.
to report general bill providing for the con
strnction of bridges across the Ohio Of 500
feet span also that the new bridge at ST.
Louis shall be 500 feet span.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Sgw YoRK, June g.
The steamer Ocean brings Panama dates
to the 18th.
Two hundred persons were dying daily
from yellow fever at Cal.ao. Capt. Biakely,
inventor Of the Blakely gun, his wife, and
several prominent merchants are among the
victims.
The Consul at Tonbis had difficulty With
the authorities, and was put 10 The calaboose-
Ex-Revenue Collector Theoph,us Calheott
haa been sentenced 10 pay a nne or sIo,ceu,
nenitentiary, for defranding the Govern.
meut.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.


WAsHIsGroS, June S.
Petitions from the West favor the eighi
hour Law. and the cigar markers OF Indian q
for modifying box tobacco, we're referred.
kr. Williams introduced bill concerning
the land claim in Arkansas. Referred.
Mr Sherman called up the bill relating to
United States notes and the Substitute ol
coin, providing that any contract hereafter
made specifically payable in coin shall te
legal and valid, and may be enforced ac.
cordinx to its terms, notwithstanding any
thing 10 the bill relating to United State.
notes.
The Arkansas bill come from the House.
and the Senste insi ted on the Amendment
Referred to Committee on Conference.
HousE.
Mr. Lawrence, of Ohio, presented reso-
luton from the Ohio Legislature for the sur
yey of the Miami and Erie canal, for the
purpose Of enlarging it TO the capacity OF =
ship channel. Referred TO Connittee on
Commerce.
To-day Mr. Blaine, from Con ference Com.
mi.tee on Army Appropriation Bin, made q
report, which WAS agreed to.
Mr.. Perham, from Committee on Invalid
Pensions, reported q bill relating 10 pen-
sioHs. The first section eonstrues the exists
ing pension laws 80 as TO glye precedence to
relatives of the deceased persons having
neither widow or child, In the following or
der: First, mothers; second. fathers third,
orphan brothers Rad sisters, who shall be
pensioned jointly if there be more than one.
These sections apply 10 matters Of detail.
After discussion and explanation, the bill
passed.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole on the tar bill.
The sixth section, which gives the appoint
rnens Of all revenue officers 10 the Cemmis-
sioners, being under consideration. large
number Of amendments were offered, but af-
ter cansids-sbis discussion were ali rejected
and withdrawn, and the question was taken
on Mr.. Garfelds motion to strike out the
section, which wAs carried-64 TO 81.
The Committee then proceeded TO the con-
siieration Of the 7th Section. which provides
for q Supervisor of internal revenue for esch
jadicial district, and regulates his duties kc.
The provision tha. be shal have power 10
transfer officers from one District or place of
duty TO another, was, on motion of Mr.
Schenck, struck out.
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var natsrisl are being forwarded 70 TINT

war natsrisl are being forwarded 70 TINT
point s.s
Al AthSIen, Cansds, tho Fenian synpa-
thizers Ars confident, and boast that the news
they have of movements Of the Irish leaders
makes it certain that an invasion will take
place before the 10th inst.
Two men were arrested at Sweetsburg yes
terday, charged with icing Rsnisn spies, and
maps and papers duplicating them were
found in their possession. Both Of the prs
oners are now confined in jail, and strongly
guarded.
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aai'soa.l hsr-s, .asis Or or stt.,sed 70

.-.4-ss z+s.+-
and skraeser sfsr tas Art ef fhs syerstaoa es
raid brcse faeos frosn hussees If saa brfdxs
shsn be suah oanss the said bridge ceupar TO
Ystuse se rates ~ rents. toI cfxxss = tbs rs
roas baslnas shx reiscs The sass Of nts tois
for the rAirozd hnsiaes tone y sid bridge the
hxhssy ssd psa ,risn shait hass trnporsion-
rdae tisn ef tolls Tbs atove rates atsd by tbs
per csntage OF the incrsss Of sah kird Of navsi
brsns~ that s 70 SAP the redretoa q TIE tolls Tor
hIghws, sn3 pss-trtan trsr- shal ths Pre-
psrtea the reduction Of tar ren ls charges f
railway business Tbs Increase Of the AiEAway sud
pei raa trAss. shsil bear th acresa u RAILWAY
bu a~ss
Hsarth-Thaf ssId bridge snd tSs& appsoschss TO the
ssss shall be - bugt aBs ma nsAiesa rot asne<@
intsf-rs Hash tbs dreinaes OF ,b~ aad The
rslw.y track spprcehnz saii bridge sisnz the ley
sAia bridge sha provide far crossings shs
wherever saeh erosstnxs sbssl te tiaAii<; atf
strong ahd substantial rass.gs vsy q res lea. ihaa
sssniy vide In the Isaf and 1f 4ssrseat height
siiou the fss pxsase Of dfsys ard shsr vsh4
cls shall be eossssseted aad main t&ad usees the
bar for trsnE the app o@1 10 ssis tfl 81 point
nl.sf convent hs for th public II asd fAe
passage OF bstvsxe The ro-;0S Of ths lesee sss
su1 the yors Of sAs lssse b-Isx sait tr3Ag, fte
SCI Iocaoa 4 sreh pas ssss 10 be hxssby SIS city
sinter his seseien Of ths city eonrs The vsss
II tae snAsakfp aaa ~ the earvstEre n the ap
~ 3sehss 10 se brit sisi bc lad tn soSs a0nry
b. approved t tAs Hssar CT the city sad RE tnsEeer
ef ske said hrfxs e,snrsnie%-
Fifth- Thss.aid rasoaa trsek from psip, ar the
feos ef Mais street.. t5e fsv.s .pprases nz szsd
Hri &c, and ssf the approach 81 trfs~, shall be
eesssa al iss ~ sttt fe shs fsEt n The iass tfog
Water street that Is 10 water strssf,hiE ts u
ubiforss vidh n sxiy-sir ss.t, asd part of said
railroad track o. fss srFrohe' 70 ssid siss ssaii
bs losatei on thf sssne.
fxkyast sell biise ea1apasies shall ese nsnes tie
eoCssrrciisr Of ssid bridge In s.sd faith With
asAs e ar2 esrspets xis hin years
fr m the rsr-agt nf this erdiansee,
sse3 This orftnsnee shall rs In tbs nature al con
ire. es..ssn .ss .s sf ras ss. { faa q ~ Il seo
BY sd srir. eomrsnfe sat ss PSI l'e.ssen by
law ss,uise3 sd from at~r the sssd hrits. ccmps
ni.s shs furn 70 shd dsT ozt xi'h the City csaaeil
I,I. I'D
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OfdInaucc No. no.

ANoRDiNANcE granting the right Of To-
cation shd right Of Wy and other rights,
powers and privileges to the Keokuk h
HAmiltnn Mississippi Bridge Com mrenx ard
the Ha1coek Coanty Bridge Company.
Be ordansdby tho CITY Council Of the City Of fEso
kuk: ss4s q k H5k4 ss sg
oknk 70 ths ksokuk HAsniton Mississippi frdgs Com
psny, and tie Hancctk County Bridge Company. ssk-
ect to the and conditions contained In this cs
nanre ths night to build end oceratea airesd highway
wagon aud pedestrian brxs scross tbs Mhssis pi rs.I
between the city Of Ksokuk ia I<e c1nnts lows, snd
putut the opposite OF said risaT a9 fhs
caty Of Hamilton In Hancek c1unty In the ssAte of II
lisois-
SEC There b hereby granted to ssia hsidge eonp.-
nss, snhjec.Ito the and eoEdofs contained In
this ordnan the to loese And III. loss end
Of said sridgy wittLn at city Of Keokuk a clint at
the Of BIonfesu irst upon the ierse. sod
- tu ID the tecesssry railway and approach
ss sAld bsihRs and along ths .yee including
the piers in said river AMI the emh~nkmsnts
aad shor .abnmsats Aito he hight to sJ single Tail
rosa rack Eos rsd bridge aud aosg tie es..
pstn. n the foot OF Main ssrsst the lsvee.
road Company st the lat named tnt
Sec. he grant & tgats sni privileges eontainsd 10
this ordinai male 70 ia bridge ceni ans eronths
sxprs conditions following. ta-sit
First That saia brdss sks te csnstrpce ed optrated
ana antsiled, mol only vsiiroaa bridge. hut
Highway. WAGON and psds@s bridge AMI raid bra2s
shall bst nd ted in accordance xith piAn
siesaton Ssctora and specifications " raid pfeo
sed bridge drs ard mads by Tson1Az Curtis Clark
civil heYsfoars pfessbtka 10 tue CRY e05ne
said city, By sid bridge compaaiss, known plan
nc uber aid pisn, sorg cthr thinzs. providing
for bridg. twenty feet and srsn inchs In the eiear
hstps<p the tfnsses denbis sagpn track paved With
Nichols IN pavement ard ps5esfrisn hre feet in
the clear On each slde 81 ths bulge the outside
seeead d-fhst said hsdge = NJ hs rssintainsd as
hsehw.y and shall be oprn f the pssssgs ef team, aad
bixh~sy At al tlHsss when not occupied by rairead
rarr eros.ng and hess p@sssg thsosgh the drss and
sid brfg. pinIss shs maintain cp.see and
age said pritee NIL times asors the srestzst
practicable facilities TO the trvei suf shail
use ssd irdgs rsro I'd hsifgs for sw icts s1g
king up train, bat only for ths passas. o ssns and
tcrnine spgnss
rnrdTnat the said bridge nies shall not charge
wit
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This Champion oozapasy 81 ABrrlea
WILL EXHIBIT AT
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FOR ONE DAY ONLY.


NAlfea ssa n. ..zhs npaEE.
TINS 10 TO give notice thst the y Ssy Of Nsy
i A. D fs5s . warrant in F&akFupiey issueA
sgsinsf the ssats ef Jsas Sisbt . Barsingas nss
Ines county aud state Of Iess, 81 has lstE I'd adg
ed bankrupt On bis e~n ps:itisR. Ta1i the pay
merit Of dats asd aellsety OF ans property etser
sg to sreh bAbkrrfk, TO hin .ar his AID The
traasfsr 81 aay property by Eip ferAtsaEE BY Law
That's Haefing u he creditors ct tbs raid kfur
prere Eatlr debts sn4 10 ehoaee mere
Of h3a viii be hea ~ ths Gert ~ Hahkfuptcy
- be hskdea at No sx Estss Hsssa this cETes OF
The Rsssstsr la Bankruptcy ia the sits Of keokak
lswA before 1aho arnes Esristss the 10th day ef
Jaly, A. d. isas, al 10 O'Clock =.
q. w. oL&Rz UsM
ms,3o-3~sst Rs u Fsrsos Depaty.
Tracy Newman si'y's for psti;sner.
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Sencill, Jones co......cor Third / Main streets.
Hess, Stern d Co.....-cor Second L Main streets.
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BY TEL ,EI4RAPH.
AFTE1u0ON zDESPATCHl
- 81 =. : Z = F. ss- s--- :. 2 - :
RON washin gt6n.
Congressional Proceedings
Funeral Of EX-President Buchanan
ROCK ISLAND r. r. DIFFICULTY
SETTLED.
DEATH OF mis-. GOV. oGLnsss
Fenian Scare in Canada Increasing.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1ses.
BY TEL EGRA APH.
Congressional Proceedings
Funeral of Ex-President Buchanan
DEATH OF MIS-. GOV. soeL.sss
Fenian Scare in Canada Increasing.
FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK lsss.
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CLOTHIERs.

Sam Bridges-........-..Nos 4 Estes HOUSE.
I H. j. Ayres Sons. --.........eT Main street
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CRoCKERY 4 QUEENsWARE.
Carey lie Faiyre...... Main street-bet 9Th i 9Th.
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FuRNITrRE

GAS 4 STEAM FITTIAGs.
ear l. Son on........Johnson street, bet Sd 4 4tA
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BOOTS = SAOEs-RETAIL.
HuiskAmp Matless.. so Main street.
Huiskamp Bro...... Main bet 4th 5th.
Hart, Agt.......... IS Main street.
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Dsoks.
O Bridges ..................Nos Estes Hous
Cola Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes
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Cloeks-Whelesale 4 Retail.
g Bridges l d 2 Estes Il ous,
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For sale.
For Eseat.

4 FINE brick With eleven rooms. on Nor
wM MUTTON.
81 Main e.
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BUcKEYE FOUNDRY.
v all, Armitage Co~-....eor Ninth johnson
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BONNET BLEACHERY.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-06

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