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us. Musical Review

sThe April number Of this frst-cluss periodi-
cal is on our table. Wehave carefully exam
ined its pages and think that to our musical
friends it would be very valuable. a
Terms $500 per annum. Published by j.
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YN TIIE DIsTEsiOV COU1Rr OE

THE DHSTHeHCT COUHRT OF
Ia, THE UNITED STATES-FoR THE DIsrnfcr
OF Sournl CanoLIXA-IN THE MATTER OF Josspi,
FuNDElsnUnK, BANKRUPT In BANKRuprcY-To To
WHOM IT MAY CoScEng.-1lThe undersigned hereby
gives notice of his appoiptpont us Assignee of Jo-
seph Funqcrburk, i'll. the District Of Orangeburg
md State of South Carolina, within said District
who hns been adudgod bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court of said District
Dated at Qrangebuyg O.. H., the 2Gtl day Of March
a. ID. 1865
mar % st L. V. DIBBLE Assignee
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EgonanEiissi ioner' 5 Sales.

u = n = : ~ = - ssA S0o
III STATE 9OFssOUTH CAROLINA.
!. bsloaa g.oa sORANaEDuRa DfliIssspas.Icr.
John G. Mi)nor, TheodorSA. Wilbur
and Jacob 8. Martin, - Bill for
Albert r.. Taber and John Cantey.
Under decree in Equity, will be sold in tho City
Of Coluniba) s. c., on Monday the 9Th dhy of April
next all that lot of Land with the buildings there
on, situate lying and being the southwcst corner
Of Gadsden and Rchldnd Streets, City Of Column
bin, Richland District, butting and bounding north
on Richand Street, south onrlands nov or formerly
OF j. j, Chsolm, eest on Gadsdcn' Street and west
on ---------, measuring and contain
Ing in front on dadsden Street, two hundred and
forty eight (248) feet by two hundred and Blk (2O6
feet in depth, be the same more or less. (y,F
Terms Of SaleLOne-third cash, the balance in
ono and two years, secured by buud, bearing intc-
rest from the day of sale, payable annually at the
rate of seven per cent, and q mortgage Of tho
premises,iand the premises to be insured and kept
insured. AND the policy to DO assigned to the COM
piainnnts. Purchasers to pay for papers and rev
G0ppqiisFsiener's 0tsee, <iv.D. v, JAMESON,
Orangeburg c. H., Commissioner.
March 10, 1868. SlaaH
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+ ffa}lsfll = m a.nvasiera Y = T'7YFie'Ts

..Tl.If I:1Ip tlfayslsrs,'Tf
sThes New soEsdale on IS s. g. X. r., r. Which, Which
went into effect on Sunday last we publish id
another column. The change is. ono, which
will'very we'll suit those Wishing td make fly
ing visits to either Charleston or Columbia-
and We doubt not will much increase tl,o travel
on the Road. i
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Fly M q N 81 a q !.

MAan1ED-On the goth March, at the residence
Of the brides fnther, hythe, Revr W. 3. -Maness,
Mf. J. 7. GRIM. Of Sleigh County, Georgia, to
Miss R! J. HILpEBRAND, oforangeburg District,
8. c.
MAnn1ED-on the lsth March, at the tssidenco
ef the brides mother, by the Rev. E. A. Austin,
Mr.. DOLPHUs CANT, of Lexington District, 8. c..
to Miss DELLA g. PHILLIPS, of orangeburg Dis
trict, sc ''''N| ''.''''5 ~ "2&
MARR1ED-On tho .24th March, Mt the residence
Of Mrs;F = Jennings, by tho Rey. E.A. Austin, Mr..
GABRAEL r. SUMMERS, to Miss ELIZABETH J..
ROBERTS. All of, Qrnngeburg District, s. G.
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JN THE DISTRICT COu1RT or

LII RtSEAkACT COUAkT OE
u THE UNITED STATES THE DlsTnIcr OF
Sotru ,CAno+ISA-lN THE MATTER OF ANpnEw ].
HorsEh, BASKRupT-Ix BANkRtrTcY.-To WmoM
iT MAY CoSoEnN.-The undcrslgn hereby gives no
Houser, in the District Of Oranges,irg and State of
South Carolina, within said District, who has been
adjudged bankrupt upon his. own petition, by the
District Court Of said strict.
Dated ut Orangcburg c. H., tho 18th day of March
"A. D., 1868
mar 2l--3t ...=r II, p. ". ,DIBII.E, Assignee
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Nm TINE DIsTRaCT C0URT.e DE.

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OR
Il TIE UNITED STATES-Fon THE DisrRIcr
oY SouTm CARoLISA-IN THE MATTER OF DAVID
SrIvESDEn, BASKRvrT-lN DAHKnUrroY-To WHoN
1T MAY CoScERS.-The undersigned horcby gives
notice OF his appointment as Assignee o. David
Stiyenter in the District of Orangeburg and State.
of South Carolina within said District, who has
bccp adjudged bankrupt upon his own pitition, by
the District Court Of said District, - ~ -, Gs
Dated nt Orangeburg c. H., the 10Th day Of March
4. ID. 1868. NJ
mar 2l-3t ,t,,fs. Ply. DIBBLE, Assignee.
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Win DO sold at tho time and place, q PlasssA.
ion or Tract Of Land containing 224 ceres, more ss
less, situate in Orangeburg District on the head
waters of Willow Swamp, and bounded On tho north
and east by lands Of .he estate of Thomas Gleat
deceased and touching Amos Glcaton's land, aud
on tho south and cast by lands Of Mary 8. Argoe
and Gideon Blumc.
Terms Of Sale-Onc- half cash, tho bnlaneo on d
credit of one year, secured by bond with .intcress
from day of sale, and mortgage of the premisesy
containing covenant for sale, after legal notice of
sale ip case OF breach Of the bond, or the whole
amount can be Paid in cash
Commissioners Office Vi " JAMISON, 5fpis'
OrangcburgC. IL. Commissioner
March f. 1858, 1855 he.ab 1Ia.9J -
march ID 1, .t .ta4 I'D
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad
Remaining iii the Depot to Date.
u. w. Bates, o. B. Riley, J. NJ. Copes, G. D. Rast,
J. s. Brantley, D. D. Punches, N. Hook, T. C Rick
eabacker.
...-,oisr,. ]: Fer, E&lness. ~ is
DR.. ]. a, Hildcbrand, J. W. Horsscy, DR.. B.
Knots, D. j. Harth, G. F. Getrill l,slili
In accordance with orders received from the Su-
perintcndcnt, Storage will hereafter be charged
Goods remaining in the Depot for unreasonable
length of time. W.. C. AIERED1TH,
Agent
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. July 25.
he Illinois Central Railroad Company
yesterday raid into the State Treasury Sl94..
SOB OIL, being seven per cent. on the gross
earnings Of The road for the SIX mouths end
ing April soth
The new water works were Yesterday ac-
cepted from the contractors
The Governor yesterday received letter
from Fafina, Illinois, saying that fearful
type Of cattle plague had broken out among
the cattle in that section, and had in almost
every case proved fatal.
QrEBRc, July "a
F1ty-six more sailing vessels have arrived
here this year up to date than in 1867. Out
ward bound vessels are kept by large nuns
and several vessels had to put back in conse-
qaence.
jeff. Davis and family are here and will re-
main a few days.
I. We have had heavy rains all day.
CINCINNATI, July 25.
The remainder of the party who attempted
to rob the Adams Express comnany a,
Brownstown on the 10th instant-FranL
Sparks. John Wood and Henry Quall-were
arrested in Coles county, Illinois, yesterday.
BosTos, July "a.
large elevator in tbs Oxford Sugar Re.
fnery, on Broad street, fell through .ir :,
seven stories to the cellar this afternoon. ow
ing TO the breaking of an iron shaft which
, supported it above. Upon it were three men
named W. Doneyan, Antoine Taylor and
Fritz kas,ng. The two former were k;lled
| instantly, and the latter lived but few mo.
ments
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FROM THE FAR WEST. /
SAk FRANCISCO. July

san FRAycIsco, July "a.
The official repor. of General Crook Of
'hecouncil held with the Indians at Caanp
Harney. Oregon, has been received at the
military headquarters IN this city. The saw
ages appeared satisfied and they promised to
return to their hunting grounds in the vicini-
ty OF steel mountain
General Crook says while the United States
doubt that dApradAsions may be committed BY
rowing ban4s to some degree, peace may
now be expected.
The influence Of Weehawie, chief Of the
tribe, extends over vast tract of country.
Some OF his bar DIS are near Fort Hall, South
Idaho, and others near the northern boun-
daries Of the territory, and also in Nevada
Efforts are being made to get them together
There is considerable excitement III the
city IN regatd to email pox, li6 cases are re-
ported hy the health officers.
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FROM MEXICO.

NEW York. July 25
The Herald Mexico special says: Great
alarm prevails in the republic by the report
of an intended movement of flllbusters from
the United States, and extraordinary pre-
ution is being taken at Vera Cruz and eIse-
where.
The rebels are mastering at Pueblo and
Queretaro, bur no fighting has yet occurred.
Escobedo has had three spies hanged.
Robberries of stage coaches is daily in
creasing.
Many commercial failures have occurred
and the country is perishng rapidly.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

PARIS, July 25,
The Corps Legislatif had a long and ex
citirg debate last evening on the question OF
Mexican bonds. Mr. Roughr, in speech de-
cisred that The Jeeken bonds had no share
in the Mexican war. Jules Favre in Ne
ply insisted that it was the same cause. as
received pay. Mr.. Roughr replied that the
French Government only protected the
Jeeken bonds in French hands; The bonds
paid we're paid by Maximilian, aud that
France prevented other payments.
Mr.. Favre demanded the names Of those
who had received their pay.
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FROM BALTIMORE
BAIrIxoRE. july %.

BALrIxoRE, July 25.
The losses by the food yesterday will foot
up several million dollars. A number of busi-
ness firms viii iote from FIVE TO thirty thousand
dollars. and . number of private holses we're
more or less damaged. Al Elliott City, thir-
~ houses we're swept away, some con,aaininR
families, and from fifteen to twenty persons
are reported drowned. Some Of the bes, and
most substantial mills Of the place were des-
troyed. including the Granite Cotton Mills
OF Benz 5. Ford. The loss Of life in Bati-
more 1t ls impossible to End out, as it is sup.
Posed that some Of the bodies have been
swept into the river.
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FROM NEW YORK.

new YoRK July 25.
The weather to-day is fair. There was a
rain storm last night, damaging the streets in
South BROOKLYN very materially. The road
bed Of the Fifth avenue Horse Railway was
washed away in several places, and a large
pla, of made ground at Greenwood Cemetery
was also washed Away. A portion of Ham.
ilson avenue WAS washed into the c1ty. and
many houses badly damaged It was the
heaviest rain that has fallen in twenty wears
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July 81

WASHINGTON, July 25.
ne Senate to day confirmed several con.
sular appointments, as we'll as nnmor,ns
others of less importance. ou'
1he frasldent's message vetoiny tho
freedmen's Bureau bill, Is very short Rs-
heving the measure would interfere with ,ba
appointing power conferred by the cons,;tn-
ton upon he executive aud for other reasons
be wi;hholds his approval and returns the
bill to the Senate. w
The President to-day signed the ds6c;encv
appropriation bill making appropriations for
the reconstruction measures
Ihe Senate to-day passed the Freedman !
Bureau bill over the veto-42 to5.
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GRANT AND COLrAX.

LrOR THE BEST CAMPAIGN MEDALS.
L Pins. Badeas ard fag5 os GRANT AND C0LFAs,
send n the 81 ard mot respectable nauusAcfnrers
ho h.va male t'i~ basinets speciality for the Il
n yeas. We have ready great variety o.
all st.l Prices rom 81 to SO psr 100 VIZ Will serd
N any ar POSTPAID. rHcei r. Of Yrca Sonnpfe
.5, Three Samples 5as- wit Price List We req,iest
eorre-ppnae IL be hrief aw avs '. ~
bnsv dnrre the Csnpsign. We nake table ret,uc-
tons ali large ord r. Ter Isralers a. d Cluds
All money! sent h. Post Office Order al or FIX We
guarantee fill amount IN goods. at lowest rates. all
moneys sent to us. Address
RICHARDS & MARKr.
o Boz 3.iaf. IS Murray s., Nes York
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LIME: LIME. LINE!

gRyns La AstES LlMk co. have their ~ort
tietea. att prspar ID itrniss their sgpf
tnr Ia gasnt ts- - su Z at sh- W st rta kst rate.
Ths .rtan. nj fsefiitts- usanet4
ttaa~l,oit st their worss y i epst}e them
ke-p G snoopy All tines. Urd inAy W / r nj
II Gaals Store. at the ia4e Il lie
kuk Manufacturing Company.
4. X FORD,
iEAgelafH Manager
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIsGToS, July 25
The new treaty with China was ratified by
the Senate yesterday, after nine hours con-
sideration. The total amount Of Congress
sonal appropriations is sl59, 1884, 696 So
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Revenue Sale.

coll1cTos,s OFFICE, Q 8. Isrxrs.L prvssur,
Ffss1 DysrsIcr IOWA
Keokuk, July H. 1868.
In accordance with Section IS Of the Inter-
nal Revenue Law. viii sell at pitIic on at nv
otee II tn. city ~ keoknk on Weda4 sdAy July %,
1855 Il caadies 354 pnunsi Juice Tobscco seized
ior violation ef Iat.rua Rsyenne Law.
WM. W. BELKNAp
iufef}: " 2 Collector 1st list. Iowa.
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FRO.n THE SOUTH.
CHAELEsrox. July "a.

cnAELrsros, xaly "a.
Gen. Canby has issued an order commits
ting to the civil authorities, under the Con-
s;iution approved by Congress, ali authority
conferred upon and hitherto exercised by
him in the States of North and South Gro
lima
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Nrw Yong. .Julv 25.

The Herald's Columbia, S. c., letter de-
picts the effects Of the new government upon
the prospects Of the State IL general. The
policy Of Gov. Scott is represented to be
liberal and conservative, and the Assembly
being composed mainly Of the poorer classes,
appears willing TO favor any State improve
mants which will~give lsborers work. The
native eolored members have snubbed the
Northern members, and have determined
hereafter to put only natives in office.
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~ ACRES OF LANp-near Fatmlngion, Iowa.
- > figh, nuus,s Acre
A pkeihaHLE kssIi E>CE en- iii h s.rnet, between
n Fifth and siath srsrts, door East fruns the
Congregational Church Il sme irupr. With efx
and good Cellar tull lot, with Stable Ert Trees
Sit,ru, &c It'll. good enquire Of
aptih-aiy WIN PUTT n ~ Main strest
a VERY desirable Brick Dwelling, with
~ two LOIS, In good repair, side Grand
Avenue, b,taetn stb aud ath tteft4.
Apfis 10 8M FULTON,
rsy2a t2 Main st.
Uts aud q, biacA II, eVruat 0i "a and Unuesrt
Streets, one OF the uost d,sieabc luestons In the
city
Also pattr Of Lots I and 2, Ia block IJT. corner
Concert Aud Ninth str sets, which IL avery dssuA
two story brick Disabling
Also Lots 2, and In hlsek 1a6, corner Of Con-
cert and Eighth
All for sale at very Moderate figures. Enquire Of
WH TUtTpN,
mas ~ Man strntt
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MORALS ssflrss euY sklLs , BAuaHhAS \
NJ SELLERS 4 CO..
f,.01. Founders ty .2S1rhfffiSfS

.srEAM ENGINE and general Mill Work,
as-- aid .taau Fsttisss, pssta aud otnamen
ron aui araes eating, ss~rts iut aosioean's
o5uhte SOD sc setting force md lifting Pumps, Gil
frsi. In5aesttf ~ +pspyias Boilers corner fieIaes :
en.i 49, .s4.- ttun.s-fts
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LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l4si
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PROSPECTUS,

This Company is established with view to
cheaper Telegraph correspondence in tho West,
and will locate Offices at all point. whore the re-
ceipts will warrant . fair profit to the Associs-,
ton. 1t is organized under State Lava and the
National Act of Congress. Tho shares put at q
low sum- in order to induce ALL clAs.es 70 become
stockholders, and thereby insure its success by
favoring the Company with their business and
influence. We desire our shareholders to be com
posed of every business, vocation and calling.
The stock will be apportioned, according to pop
ulation, to the cities and villages In ILLINOIS.
WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, MICHIGAN,
IOWA, INDIANA, MISSOURI, KANSAS and
NEBRASKA. We expect every enterprising man
in these States will second cur endeavors. Our
extensive correspondence in the States named war
rant this hope. Tho people are enthusiastic fol
. competing line and cheaper prices. TaEY SHALL
HAVE THEN.
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CLOTHIEHs. X

i epciiI, Jones l. Cn.....oor Third 4 Main streets
sless, stern Co......cor Second Main streets.
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Telegraph Connections.


The Great Westers Telegraph Company is un-
der contract with the Atlantic and Pacific Tel
egraph Company, who have wires now in opera
tian from New York to Chicago, and are at work
pressing the wire construction to Keokuk, Ito
which point It will be finished in few weeks on
its way TO California. We occupy the Office nj
Chicago with the Atlantic and PAci c, and receive
each others messages and forwar dthe same. The
Atlantic and Pacific Company coanscts In New
York with all the competing lines that arc now
doing business at the Principal an intervening
points in THIRTEEN STATES, and their lines being
daily extended. The Dominion line (oppositionl
of Canada is now being built TO all the Lake
Iintario and the st. Lawrence river ports, includ-
ing ogdeDsburg. New York. Southern competing
lines are now going up from Louisville and 81.
Louis to New Orleans, afording connection for
the Great Western in that direction In short,
the North and South. and he Middle States are
at work on competing lines, and It needs but the
construction of new lines in the States abore
named to complete the circle Of the most bust
ness portion Of the Union.
j. SNOW, SECRETARY
Office, No. l3l Randolphst., S man. II
Block, Chicago.
]. A. DlCKERSON,
Agent for the Comp kEOKUK.
tansile-dew3mo
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For sale,

A Trsme Dwelling House, with four rooms,
"A ssaar. static, cistern, csrtn grapes aud :
great ssriey Of nil -'nt lot, siin good onai-
.,n-cn Frar H. between i3th l4ta street.. qi.l,
good riee Si2s0-hsll cash taiauee time In
suire OF itA-stsh.
Rea' Estate aad gn,irance Agent,
tuts ctr. ish and MAin-St>,
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God rcns, PenclIs, PocKet Bo6Rf
ii q eeidses Nos l 2 Estes Hous
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DuacaI, karie / Co.......l40 4 l42 Main street
GAS 4 STRAIN FITTINGS.
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ooMMIssloN MERcHANTs.

CROOK ERY 4 QUE ENs WARE.
5arey lie Faivrs...... Main street-bet 5tt 9Th
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH

LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From washin g ton.
Fearful Cattle Plague In Illinois
ADDITIONAL ARRESTS OF EXPRESS
ROBBERS.
The New Treaty with China Rat
flied.
Additional Troubles In Mexico.
Report Of Camp Harnsy Indian oom.
missisn.
Congregational. Proceedings.
TERRIFIC RAIN STORM AND 1NUN>
DATION IN NEW YORK.
Pnssagc OF the Freedman's Bu.
reau over the Pres
ident's Veto.
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stock Of
WALL, PAPER AND BORDERS
For sale at reduced prices by
.ash2. Nv wgs4coFT
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

kEOKUK DIRECTORY.
ATTOFNEYs.
Brown 4 Knowies.........cor Main L Fifth streets.
Collins. street
American Watches.
q ridy.s....-............Sos i Estes House
AUCTIOsEkRs.
BOOTS 4 sHoEs-WHOLEsAL
lf.mbieton Hniskamp. .9s Main street
BOOK -BINDER.
/ N P..rcs son.~.. Gate City Bldg, Main ! I'd
SAC FACTORY.
" A Esers .........................108 Main stree
Bootes = AsTATaoNEKY.
David q Lowry. second street
W WSWasteott......... Main street--near Fourth.
BOOTS 4 sHOEs-KETAIL.
M. .Dean-...-...........cor Third Main streets.
lniskamp Matissa. ..,..so Main street.
Hpiskamp 4 Bro.... Main street- bet 4th ath.
Ek Hart, So Main street
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail, ,Asmitaee 4 Ce........cor Ninth 4 Johnson.
SONNET DLEACHkRY.
II Emesson Fourth Blondeau
CLOCKS, WATCHES = JEMELRY.
ssu G Bri,iges.............Nos 4 Estes House.
I. X. j. Ayres sons,..... .-.-.....e7 Main street
CLoTHIEHs.
SeneiiI Jones 4 Cn.....oor Third 4 Main streets.
sfess, stern 4 Co.....cor Second Main streets
cnOokERY 4 QUEENsWARE.
carey 1 lie Faivrs Main street-bet 5tl 9Th.
ooMMIasloN MERCHANTS.
II sfarges ......................46s 46 South Levee.
ciocks-Wholesals 4 Retail.
Z a Bridges s................Nos Estes House
Coin, Silver ware
q Bird ridses...............Nos 4 Estes House
DEKTlsrRY.
frsL { lngeIsell...cor Third i Main, up stArsl.
DRy GOODs-wHoLEsA
u shelley j iSons.................g7 Main street.
.saner, Irwin Co...,....-.......l0s Main street
DRuas-WHoLEsA 4 RETAIL.
wilkinson. Bartlett q Co....-.....pt Main street.
aerr Fuiler... ..........sl Main street
prE Ii O'Connor Is Main street.
DRY-GOoDs-KETAI
u gostsick Main street
Philips ksrr-...-. Main street
u Gregg son........,.,.........a d Estes house
Foster Main street
spieeberger, Mayer a Co......--so. III Main.s
Engraving, Brands, & Seals.
@ Nos 2Estes House
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c. HINES,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

Ul TAiYd>st., bSt Main & Johnson.
JAS just received q 6ne stock Of Cloths OF
4 MI afDcs AMI will make pants. ye-ts And coats
eheAae. .Aafs heeHs. Aof ksaas tns iii ana
I2s 6m.
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Gold rcns, Pencils, Pocket Books
80 eeidses i 2 Estes Hous
0ROCERs-WAOLEsA
q. Pollock d Co. ...........lts Main stree
: Hntnli Co.............-......-.loo loo Mann stree
Seltoap. piree i co............si Main stree
Bower& Co.............. .........-s" Mh'h stfet
III stafford ...........cor Blondesu + Leves
GRDCERs-RETAlL.
Il kohertsan 4 Alb s................i2o Main street
i u Mcpaes, .....................s4 Main street
Ha-dware& House Furnishing Goods
A. Weber 4 Go....... ...........l li3 Ma in street
HARDWARE.
Peck Hruthers ...........cer Fourth Main streets
II Bael ..........................sa Main street
HATS. cars 4 FURNISHING GOODS.
Dillon Jones es.................. .e2 Main street
HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS
GsasStt i Cc.......................sl Main street
HOTELS.
sepfer Hcase. Third johnson
peming IIoase .............cnr Second johnson
INSURANCE AGENTS
L. j. ams...............C Corner "a and Main sts
IOWA COAT a OIL co.
oliee................. ..LaFes bet Main johnson
ICE
c,llisf Berry Fifth street--in Estes Hpuse
IRON
f3.o~r ell Bros Man Fourth
LIQUORs-W
y Leonard L Co.............l liz ia Nam streei
NTnRISE
fslas Slea Chemo weth Third strest--ncar Main
MILLINERS.
s,pies.er ger, Mayer Ga...-......Ne u Main st
Mrs Weber Third d Main streets
NEWS DEPOT.
BAvid Lowry Second street
PIANOS AND MUSIC.
hyres Rrotners of MAIN Fl
PAINTING AND WALL PAPEBs.
Nm. Price e..........,..,........c 5th Rundesu
REAL ESTATE a INSURANCE ACTS
Ii Ten Fyek, cor Fourth i Main sts {up stairs
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
G NJ Macpmher, Agt.................. fourth street
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NJ. Ueafl Ihtrd Main streets.
Iniskamp MatieAs. Main street.
Huiskanp q Bro,.... Main street- bet 4th 4 ath.
X Hart, lSs Main street.
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THE CAPITAL STOCK

Il Three Million Of Dollars; divided into shares
of $2J each. When 4I0is paid on each share, a
certificate Of stick for S25 will be issued, and no
further assessments to be made. We expect to be
able to pay earned dividends Of interest on the
latter amount soon as the lines completed.
Installments from time to time, for the payment
Of the stock subscribed, will he called for by the
Directors, as the erection Of the lines progress.
Subscriptions for single share will be received.
The more the stock is distributed the better for
tho Company. There is no individual liability ar
tot tho etock is paid for.