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The Portland daily press., 1868-08-21
Terms $500 per a,smu,s, In adraoce.

mode of killing fish. Lines miles in length
with hooks attached to them, are stretched
over the best fishing grounds and thousands
are taken at a single haul. But for such
drawbacks fish would be abundant in the wa
.els VI our harbor, and our fishermen would
hnu tnelr business much more profitable than
it is now.
something must be done by our legislature
TO protect the smaller fish naor o,r sbores. .
o'ner"ise the larger ones will not be found
upon our tables. II there are any laws toueb-
ing these matters, they are not enforced and
so long as porgies and other small fish are
taken by seines and other destructive con
trvances, the larger and better kinds will be
scarce near our shores.
AGRIcoLA.
The GALAXY, for September, is at hand
promptly. No magazine surpasses this in vari-
ETY. and range of topics,or in the spirit and gem
eral ability with which they are treated. The
present number does not fall behind its pre-
decessors in interest or merit Among its
more noticeable articles are one by DIR. j. @.
Peters on "Cholera and its Oriental Sources;
paper ON "Great Awakenings," by the au-
thor of "The Church of the Future" in the Ju-
ly number; "The Annals of Angling" by
Charles Lanman; poem by 7. w. Parsons;
"Facetia of the War;" by James Franklin
Fits; and several pleasing stories. The "Gal-
axy Miscellany" contains an account of
Collision at Sea-" by N. s. Dodge; "The
Mud Baths of fFranzenbad;" !" Gan Old Newspa-
pei" by G. P. Cranch; and some chapters of
the history of "Slow and Secret Poisoning, ",by
DIR. I. Edwards Clark. The Nebule, the chat
about Literature and Art, and other editorial
portions are as good as usual.
Published by Sheldon & Co., New York.
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-21
Established June 23, 1862.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday excepted,l at No. Printers
Exchange, Exchange Street, Portland
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ET- Single copies cents
THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at The
same place every Thursday morning at So so a wear
ii paid in advance $500 year.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING.-One inch OF space, in
length oi column, constitutes square"
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week afier three insertions, less, $100; contnu
ng every other day after first week, 80 cents.
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week, 90; SO cents per week after.
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SPECIAL NOTICES S1.25 per square for the first
insertion, and 20 cents per square Tor each subse-
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PRESS (which has large circulation in every mart
OF the state) for SloO per square or first insertion
and 80 cents per square Tor each SUBSEQUENT inser
tion.
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TO LET.

HOUSES TO LET.-Persons desirous Of procuring
IL good tenements In almost any part of the city,
viii do well to give us call at once as we lave quite
number TO let. A. j. COX & CO., General Busi-
ness Agents, 35la Congress Street. aug19d1w
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MISCELLANEOUS
No. ..
slM1LIA s1MILlBUs OURANTUR.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifies,

HAVE PROVED, from the most ample experi-
cient and Reliable. They are the only Medicines
perfectly adapted to popular use-so simple that
mistakes cannot be made in using them; harmless
as 10 be free from DANGER and efficient to be al
ways reliable. They have raised the highest COM
mendaton from all, and will always render satislac-
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No. Cures Fever. conao.,,o, ,,som..,on. CT.
Crying Collie or Tee,hing OF infants, 25
4" =. Diarrhea OF children or adults. 25
m Q !. Dysentcry, Gripping, Bilious Collie. %
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Ok
Neuralgia, TOothache, Faceacbe Ok
Headaches, Sick Headache Vertigo Ok
10 Dyspepsia. Bilious Stomach, 25
~ !. suppressed or painful Periods, Is
~ Group, Cough, difficult Breathing 25
IA Salt kheum ,Erysipelas Eruptions 25
10 Rheumatism Rheumatic Palms. 25
10 Fever d Ague, Chill Fever, Ague, so
"1S OpthaImy. and sore er weak aves S0
=, ~ ~ " statarrh, acute or crOnic, Influenza, so
:. ~ ~ WhooPing Cough, violent Coughs 80
Asthma, Oppressed Breathing 80
Ear Discharges, Impaired Hearing 80
~ scrnfuIa, ,enlargedGlands, ,Swellings, 80
:. n General Debility, ,Physi alWeakness 30
" DroPsy, and scanty Secretions so
:, 20 " seasicknc.s, sickness from riding, so
:. 20 :. Aidney-D isease, Gravel, 80
2S Nervous Debility, seminal
Ghmassions' Emission Involuntary Dis
"ss :. sore Mouth, oanker, So 80
al " primry pHriin@rry HWe:knes., wetting bed, SO
:. ~ ~ gatherings at Change Of Life, 90
8. 81 Epilepsy, ,Spasms, st. vitus' lance 90
DiPhsheriu, liberated Sore Throai, 80
FAMILY CASES
" 50 large vials, morocco cnse,
containing apeeihc for every
uAM~Ay OhbC0Sc u IamILy n SUBJ
ject to, and book of directions, $1,000
Smaller Family and Travelling cases,
speeacs @ia 81 top op al al ylss from s5 to So
for Curing and for Preventive treat
ment, in vials and pocket cases.. .......SS to s.
w These Remedies by the case or single Box are
sent to amy part of the Country, by mail or express
free OF charge ON receipt Of the price. Address
Humphreys Specific
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMP
Office and Depot No 562 Broadway, New York.
DIR. HUMPHREY is consulted daily ut his Office
personally or by letter as above, tor all forms OF dis
eases.
dc6eod1y
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For Lease.
OTonn ,Ty. Long Wharf, at present occupied by
- Messrs Chase, Hall q Co.. a most eligible loca-
ton for the Corn and Flour business.
jy3T, ,T&Stf D. T. CHASE.
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TERMs:-Eight Dollarsa year in advance. rt
EF Single copies cents,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15
FIRES.
New YORK, Aug. IA.

New YORK, Aug IA.
A FIRE broke out at o clock this morning
on the premises Of D. Appleton l. Co., book
publishers, corner Of Grand and Greene
streets. In less than fifteen minutes the
whole Of the Eve sttry building was in flames.
AT 1850 clock this morning FIRE broke
out in the hay and straw depot Of G. P.
Lawton l. Co., Nos. 426 and 42S, on the
corner of West and Eleventh streets. The
flames soon spread though the entire build
ing and the contents we're consumed. The
loss 10 estimated at $50, 600.
New YoRk, August IA,
The 6remen succeeded in con6ning the f .
at Appleton 4 Co.'S publishing house, this
morning. to the building in which it origi-
mated, the interior Of which was entirely de-
s,royed. large building, also occupied by
Appleton l. Co.. was saved with very slight
damage, as also was Throwbridge's large
publishing house adjoining.
II. Andrews, book binder, occupied three
floors in the destroyed building. and Mabie,
TODD l. Co., with Appleton i Co., occupied
the other two floors. The building belonged
to Fl. s. Howard, and was insured for $780,
600. Appleton l. Co loss is estimated at
$4,000; Howard's at S25, 900 and h. An
drews at S25 600. Mabe, Tood l. Co. 8
loss IS unknown; all fully insured.
TORONTO, Ang. IA.
The residence Of Geo Bell, on Delamie
street, and three adjacent houses were de-
stroyed by FIRE last night.
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FROx ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. IA.
A special to the Democrst from Solomon
City says: Capt. Mordice arrived here and
reports that on Wednesday large band of
Sioux, Cheyennes and Arappaho Indians at
tackled settlement on Solomon river, killing
A. Beauregard end B. B. Bell. The Indians
also ravished two women on Plumb Creek,
and carried of two little girls belonging TO
A. A. Bell.
Adams Express Company was robbed Of
about $1,000 this morning. 1t appears that
two men rented IN Office on the second floor
No. ia Second street, yesterday, and put
out sign B. +. Goodrich L Co. Last night
the Express Company received : package
from Adair, Illinois, addressed - above,
purporting to contain STAT; this morning
the package was delivered by the messenger,
Who, while waiting for > receipt,was seized by
the throat BY man in the Office and another
applied chloroform to him. The messenger
struggled maniully, and not yielding readily
to the influence Of the chloroform, he was
struck three heavy blows on the head with
an iron bar and knocked insensible. The
robbers then ri6ed the messengers pouch Of
it's contents and escaped. The package was
no doubt bogus one, and the whole affair q
put up job. No clue has yet been obtained
Of the robbers The messenger, Isaiah Cross,
was badly hurt, having three ugly wounds
on his head, and . severe injury on one
hand
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TRIAL OF EXPRESS ROBBERS.

BROWNSVILLE, Ind, Aug. IA.
The Circuit Court of jackson county.
Bon. s. A. Bichinell presiding, bad before
it 10 day the case OF the robbers OF the
Adams Express Company, Mike Calleron and
Wall Hammond, charged with robbing the
Company by o,erpowering the messenger on
the night OF September eth, 1867, near Sey
mour. Both The prisoners were defended by
the notorious Jason Brown, the celebrated
thieves lawyer, of jackson county whose
boast is that no thief whom he defended had
ever been convicted. Calleron, howev-r, in
opposition to the advice of his counsel. en-
tered plea Of guilty and was sentenced by
the Court TO Eve years 10 the Penitenlisfy
and q fine of $500. Hammond, under the
advice OF his counsel, applied for a continu-
snce Of the trial under the statutes Of Ia
diana. which the Court had no power to over,
rule, and it was accordingly granted.
Jason Brown has gained an unenviable no.
toreiy as defender Of the kenos and the
very worst class OF murderers and thieves.
The Vigilance Committee had given up all
further attention 10 the criminal cases, rely
ing upon the Courts being atle to enforce orr
der This now, however, upeets ell, as CAL
leron was willing to take the witness stand
and testify in regard to Hammond's complic1
iiy with him in the robbery.
1t now appears Is though the Vigilance
Committee would have to again sake the af-
fairs into their own hands and mete out sum
mary punishment to the thieves.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, Aug. IA.
The Times concludes long article on
Thaddeus Stevens by saying: !. The death OF
Thaddeus Stevens is not now public loss.
His impeachment policy was Of incalculable
injury to his political party, and the financial
dispensation which he encouraged dies with
him. He was fanat.cal, bitter and self
willed man, but not mean or deceitful. He
is the last Of the leading Americ ans who had
the coursge to rise above political par
tisanism.'
The Morning Telegraph says: Stevens
was neither good, wise nor generous, but in
his time he did signal service, and, with all
his faults, be merits the famous phase that
he was . man"
The Daily News says: "Stevens leaves no
important place untitled. either in the lead Of
his party or in the councils Of the nation"
PARIS, Aug. II.
There wasa magnificent military display
to-day. The National and Imperial guard
were reviewed by the Emperor and Empress
Prince Imperial and : large number o
ladies' were present Fifty three battalion,
OF troops passed in review. The city va
gaily decorated with Gags. Tho vast multi
tuae thronged the streets and the enthusiasm
was nm bounded. Tho Royal family ver
loudly cheered.
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GOLD I47 9.
FROM NEW YORK.

New York, Aug. IA.
The camp meeting 1t Sing Sing closed
vest trdsy with great love feast and fnsl
grand march around the ground. At mid
night, during the service, = public collection,
amounting 10 81 QUO, was taken up to defrsy
the legal expenses necessary to obtain the
release Of young girl who is said TO be con-
fned in Catholic institution because Of her
conversion to Methodism.
A young girl named Kate Conner, fifteen
years Of age, who was arrested on suspicion
or stealln. watch. died in the station house
Wednesday night, it is presumed from shame
and grief.
A rowing match comes of Monday, the
18th inet, at Sing Sing between Chas. Ward,
one OF the Ward brothers, and Jared Ray
mond, for $500 . side. The race is to be one
and q half miles and return.
BY the falling Of floor in Ryans paper
box mandatory, in Canal street Yesterday,
Maria o Fallen, aged nineteen, had leg
broken, and Kate Johnson, aged sixteen, was
seriously injured. Forty other girls we're
working in the room at the time, but all es-
caped.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

NEWARK, N. j., Aug. u.
The order issued by the State Agricultural
Society has been so modified as TO permit
the Importation of cattle from Missouri,
Illinois and Texas, on condition that it shall
not apply to cattle from other States-the
bringing Of diseased cattle into the State
being strictly forbidden. Trains are to be
inspected. and diseased cattle or those eus-
pected OF disease, are to be quarantlned or
killed as the case may demand.
DETROIT, Mich, IA.
The schooner Dunderberg, Of Detroit.
with cargo of corn from Chicago; sunk last
night in Lake Huron.
TORONTO, Can, Aug. l..
The police of this city and American de.
tectives visited the I urf Club Hotel and the
Proctor Club House last night, and arrested
the proprietors and several others for com
pIici,y in daring robberies in the United
States. The arrests number 100 to l25 per.
sons. The proprietors are we'll known gam
blers.
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FROM NEW lORK.

New YoKK, Aug. IA.
The Master Masons and Bricklsyers strike
goes on, the former re adopting their origi-
men.
The Board of Eealth has issued regula-
tons relative to the transportation Of cattle,
which, if respected BY the Railroad Compa-
nies and drovers, viii greatly aid in prevents
ing further spread of the cattle disease.
The 600 U. s. Treasury notes belong
ing to the Aquadneck Bank Of Rhod. Island,
abstracted from the Bank in November last.
have been republished in New Jersey.
Tho Governor of Massachusetts has ap
pointed Chas. e. Davis, Joseph e. Stocking
and Levi Stockbridge Board Of Cattle
Commissioners.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. IA.
The Cook County Republican Convention
will meet in this city on the 10th of Septem-
Der.
The house Of the French Vice Consul in
this city was robbed yesterday morning to
the amount Of abou,h $1,000.
lhe residence OF Vim. Smith, Oh Milwau
kes avenue. was robbed of $3.50 in money
and q watch valued at 500.
Mr. George Kunkle's hoop>skirt factory
was relieved OF property to the value OF
$500.
Another dead body was found flo.ting in
the lake Yesterday.
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FRON WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA.
Brevet Brigadier General Rufus Sexton
is ordered to report in person without delay
to the Conn snding General Of the Departs
ment Of the South, for assignment 70 duty -
Chief Quartermaster.
Last night while the colored military or
sanization, from Georgetown, were passing
along Pennsylvania avenue on their way TO
the Capitol, some person on the side walk
threw stone into the ranks, which wss re-
sponded to By several shots, injuring one or
two persons. The affair i undergoing IN
investigation.
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FROM DES MONIES.
hrs MnINra Aug

DEs MoISEs, Aug. IA.
There will be Republican mass meeting
at Council Bluffs on Saturday. Hon. Henry
q Cennes, Hon T. W Palmer and T. r
Wshrow are announced as speakers.
Senator Harlan will speak at Pella Sept
4,h, Des MONIES Sept 9th, Iowa City Sept
9th, Davenport Sept. g. and Burlington the
latter part Of the month. He will join Hon
H. Scho6eld in tour through several OF the
eean.ies .a the First District.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGroN. Aug. a.
The funeral services OF Thaddeus Stevens
we're performed this morning, and, escorted
BY a procession, were taken to the Baltimore
depot whence they leittor Lancaster LMge
crowds viewed the remains last night and
this morning, and large numbers of people
lined the streets.
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nIE.ELLANEOUS ITEMS.
srr,xorrrLD, Mass, Aug.

SpI,soYrrLD, Mass, Aug. II.
Gen. siesel and Ex-Mayor lincoln ad-
dressed the 8Ath Massachusetts, regiment at
their reunion in this city to-day.
O-1AwA, Can, Aug. Il.
An order 10 council has been passed. pro-
hieisins the Importation Of horned cattle
tse0 ths United osases ints the pseyisess.
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LATEST BY TEL TEEILEEG LEEGGRb!AAPH RAJ
n DWIGHT REPORT.
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. IA.
Gen. A. Hurlbut makes his frs. spe. ct
Dixon, to-morrow evening.
The cattle disease has appeared At Viii
Evansville, near Springfield.
The Republican mass meeting at Galena.
Ill.,, to- day, was largely attended. Speeches
we're made By Gov. Oglesby, Hon. W. Car
penter and othere.
The Illinois State Teachers Institute will
meet at Bloomington. August next. The
present session closed to-day.
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REFERENCES. IL

The proprietor has been kindly permitted TO refsf to
the following highly respected buao. of Keokuk
vBNCfIL, JONES \ CO.,
LEONARD co,
H rEPFER, repfer House,
ROBERT kUDDfCB;
VS. lyINS
REUcE 4 sTEEL.
HARRY FULTON
N ARMENTROCr
ROB'T F. WARNOCk,
Proprietor.
HARRY FULTON, Secretary.
analidif
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ncRnis ssLLIRe GUT W8lls y hAushhAN
n SELLERS 4 co.,
l,-Of, Founders n .N0ehtNists

STEAM ENGINE and general Mill Work,
~ Gas and steam Fittings; plain and Ornamental
ron and BrAss Ca stings; Agents for Mc9ov m :
Double and Hngle acting force and ftirs Pumps Gil
1rds In,e CT for supplying eoiieya Blondssp
..aI ,ae g.,. trnA-A1v
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Dissolution.

THE O-PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-,
u i.tine under the a. m Of Hess, s.ern Co. 10 djr-
solved by mutual consent, Nathan Hess and Stern
reiirtrg. The busintss will be continued by lsaac
stern &C.. Who will settle all the old Arm
Parties indebted TO them viii plcas make immediate
settlements HssS
STERN
DaslERN,
FRANK
August lst. 1888
THE new hrm will In f-w days open new. large
L and vel selscted stock Of Men and BOYS Clothing
Yurnisting Gooda ard choice oot. for rrehant tsilo
Ing I>AAC N eTERN co.
aug13d1w
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Telexraph Connections.

0Ruo
The Great Western Telegraph Company Is un"
der = contract with the Atlantic and Pacific Tel
egraph Company, who have wires now in opera
ton from New York to hicago, and are at work
pressing tho wire construction to keokuk, tto
which point It will be finished in few weeks, on
ia way TO Califernis. We occupy the ohce at
Ehicsso With tht Atlantic saa Paeie, sna reeeIss
each others messages and forvsfdthe same. Dc
Atlantic and Pacific Company connects IN se"
York with sIl the competing lines That are now
doing business at the principal an Intervening
points ia raIRTsEs SrATEs. and their lines being
d.ily extended. The Dominion line Opposition
Of Canada il now being built to all the Lake
Hntario and the st. Lawrence river ports, ine'ud-
Ing Ogdensburg. New York. Southern mpstng
lines srs now going up from Louisviile and 81.
Louis % New Orleans, afording connection ior
the Great Western In that direction IN snort,
the North and South, and the Middle st.aes are
at work on competing lines, and II needs but the
construction Of new lines in tue states sbove
named 10 complets the circle Of the most bnsi.
nsss portion Of the Union.
i. SNOW, SECRETARY.
oAss, No. ISL Randolph-St., Sherman HOUSE
Block, Chicago. ~
]. A. DlCKERSON,
Aeot 81 the csnpsay. KEoxr
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! $it,600.00
TO IN GIVEN AWAY
THE GREAT
kEOkuk LIVERY sTlDLt
Gift Enterprise Assoc'n,
WILL fAKl PLACEAr
GIBBONS OPERA ROUSE,
OCTOBER 10, 1868.

THIS distribution Of prizes will be con.
i ducted ON hir and imparral plan. ALL THE
PRIZES ARE PUT IN AT 4 FAIR sAIUAflON OF
holders Of tickets sAtisfy themselves bv
calling h- lropristors Livery Stable Of 9th
and Man streets, Keotuk, lows, and examining the
property
eff Enterprises ossn soften mp solely for speru-
lafon 9th svsry prize put 10 st nifty tiBss its
vslue but 10 this enterprise such not the The
proprietor hopes In this way be able ~ dispose
once Of his ea,ire Livery tock 1t only fair price,
protrActed iiln. In his family makes II impossible for
lin give that ntion 10 his business which II
quires
In looking the pFizes ths reader will bear 10
miud that ever horss IL Q UsD ard Of 6rst-elass
and every Buggy Of recent ST. Ie and iy
od ~ new. aud al top bueEtes The risgss are
worth day Ssh what they put in and with
nearly every thing In ths Stable.
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EOKUK DIRECTORY.


hEOKUK DIRECTORY 7.
ATTORNEYS.
t-own a Inow1es.......eof Main q Fifth streets.
ooIics..................... ........sscond street.
American Watches.
- .,dge.........,.......Nos Estes Hodss.
AUCrIosEERs.
Lrich 4 Goodman. Main street.
SCOTS 4 sHOEs-wHOLEsALE
H-mhse,o,. 4 Huiskamp. p...-........S3 Main street.
BooE-BIHDER.
lsPsArep son ...... Gate City Bldg, Main I'd
sac FACTORY.
a AB.srt.........-.-........ ........1c6 Main strse
cooks 4 AsTATiONERY.
David lowry.... =. SECOND street
NJ " Wsstcott. Main strest-Denr Fourth
Webster Bros. ....do Main street
DOOTs 4 DHOEs-RETAIL.
os.n Third MAN Main ',....: .,,..:
Huiskamp Bro.... Main strsst--bet 4th 9th.
HK Hart, Agt........ ....-........IoS MAN street
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail, ,Aruitags = oo........eor Ninth Johnson.
s0nsnr DLEAcHnnx.
Emerson n....,......:.cor Fourth Blondsau.
oLOckY, WATCHES Z JEwELRY.
sam Bridxss Nos ! ! ! Estes House.
1.R.J. Ayres 4 Sons..... ..........67 Main strsst
cL0THIEns.
s.noiiI, JonesA Co.....cor Third Main streets.
H..F, Stern 1 Co......cor Second Main streets.
comMIsslon nERCHANTs.
Stur rees South Lsvss
oiecks-whsissals 4 Retain.
Bridgss ..... ......... Nos ! : Rstss Houss
oein, silver ware.
!. bridges ....... ,.......Nos Estss Hoase
DENTIsTRY.
trL . Ingsrsoll.. Third Main, (aP sssirs)
DRY GOoDs-wHOLEsALE
N Shelley Sons. Main street.
Kramer Irwin co.......--.--....los Main 'trset
uRtGs-wHoLEsA . RETAIL.
Wilkinson, Bartee<A 4 co..........S4 Main street.
Ksrr Fnler.......-..s>s: .......sI Main street
DrF oConnor.. Main street
RY-oOoDs-RETAIL.
n n Bostwiek.. Main street
Phillips Kerr rr...-...............Se Main stiesf
Gregg 4 Son.. ....-,..............o Estes mouse
PD Fost er .-.....-..............70M Main street
Epiesbefgsr. Mayer I Co.......-No. III Main-st
Engraving. Brands, 4 Seals.
SO Bridgo......... ...........Nos A3Estes House
ruRNITraE /
j. b. Cross 4 l37 Main street
Duncan, karle 4 Uo......l40 l47 Main street
aa.A STEAM FITTINGS.
Moosr Son ........~J Johnson street, bet Sd lth
dold Pens. Pencils. Pocket Besks. i
SO Bridges l ! } Estes Hcus
GROCERs-WHOLEs
g. Pollock co...... ....-........ilo 40 an s.Ies
Hanill asin stree,
Kellogg, Birge co...".... .......s1 main stree
Bower Co........... ....:...-so MAN sifee'
M Stafford. ............cor Blondeau 4 Levee
oRoCERs-RErAIL.
Robertson 4 Alb s...............l2o Main street
ia A q McQueei ....................sa Main street
Hardware & Honss Furnishing 0so1s
A Weber 4 Go...... ............. l43 Main street
HARDWARE.
Peek brothers. Fourth Main streets |
Il Buel MAIN street..
HATS, cars 4 FURNISHING sOoDs.
Dillon Jones. s....-.........-.. .....sz Main street
Hars, CAPS AND NOTIONS
Bnrkitt 4 Co................,...9f Main street.
HOTELS.
Tepfsr House e...............cor cor Third Jonnsoh'
De,nina aiiouss...............cor Second Johnson
INSURANCE. AGENTS
L. taams......... Corner I'd and Main sts