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BADGE LosT.-Mr. Hermann Diech, of the
Abend Posi-, lost his reportorial badge yesterday
The finder is requested TO leave it at the office
of the Chief Engineer of the Fire DEPARTMENT.
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A STABLE BURNED.-A stable situated on
Chancellor street, above Sixteenth, In the
Seventh Ward, was damaged by fire about 9
o'clock this morning TO the extent of about $780,
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ENINE STATIONERY, CARD ENGRAVING
and Card Plate Printing in every variety,
DREKA,
1888 OHESNUT Street.
EDUCATIONAL,

M K. II. Y. l. A U d e HIS
Classical, Scientific and Commercial School
for Boys and Young Men. will open on MONDAY
September Il. at the
ASSEM- BLY, BUILDINGS
TENTH and OH HESNUT Streets
This school Will combine the thoroughness and sva
tenn Of frst-class public school, with the peculiar
advantages OF
WELL-APPOINTED PRIVATE ACADEMY.
Applications for adm mssion may be m ade at IN.
rooms daily. from to IL A. NJ. s2IIm
N. IL No teacher who has not had wears NJ anccaa,
iui practice VIII be employed In any department.
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FOURTH EDITION


Internal Revenue Matters
A Consultation Between
Commissioner Rol-
lins and Seore-
tary Nc Gull
loch.
Etc., Etc., Etc. Etc, Etc, Etc.
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PAR RDEE SCIENTIFIC COURsN
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE,.

The next term commences on THURSDAY, Sep
tsmber TO- Candidates for admission may be examined
the day before (september o. or ON Tuesday Ju,v o.
the day before the Annual Commencement
For circulars apply to President CATrEI,I. orn
Professor r. b. YOUNGMAN
Easton, Pa. July. 1858. " no A@c1y; sit;;
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The CAMPAIGN CLUB OF 1860.-This oreaniza-
tion meets io-morrow night for the purpose of
completing all their arrangements for the cam
paign, at the City Armory, Broad street, below
hHce.' Persons desirous of joining will then
have an opportunity OF enrolling their names.
1t wCuld be well If all the various campaign
clubs, Ward clubs, and Grant and Colfax clubs,
were TO attend the meetings, and combine their
hosts in one grand campaign club OF 1868.
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-15

The CLEANER, CENTRALIA. CELEST, 4
CALDWELL, will run between Memphis and
Little Rock-sometimes go through to Fort Smith
One of them leaves Memphis promptly on Monday
and Thursday at clock p. m, arriving at Little
Rock, Sunday and Thursday mornings, making
direct connection with the OZARK, AMERICAN,
FORT SMITH, and VAN BUREN, for Fort
Smith, Fort Gibson and all Intermediate points
Returning, leave Fort Smith in time TO connect
with the Memphis packets that leaves Little Rock
on Mondays and Thursdays, at 5o'clock p. IN.
This line connects regularly at Memphis with
the Memphis and st. Louis and Memphis and Gin
cinnati packet companies, and at Napoleon with
the r. f. LEE and PARGOUD, regular New Or.
leans and Memphis packets.
The boats Of this line are well suited TO the trade
and having enough Of them for three trips
a week will insure promptness in
leaving on time.
This line offers
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS
to passengers and shippers, from the fact that in
the Of low water the light boats are sent to tie
relief of the larger ones, thus avoiding delay to
either freight or passengers all Of which trans
ferred and delivered at their destination without
any additional charge.
The undersigned having run line of boats sue.
eessfully in this same trade for many years prev.
to 1863, feels confident of his ability to meet
the wants Of the people and to do the business sat
isf.ctory
JOHN ID. ADAMS,
Superintendent.
Office-Kramer, Miller d Co.'S Building, Little
Rock, Ark, lymnyl
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-15
gadse, Of S,issoTings.
any One Will Do"


maiden once ofuucvnain age,
To cs'ch husband lid engage,
hut. having passed the prime q. life
In striving 10 bccome wife,
Without success, she thought il time
IoA,ssd Us iS!!ics Of her prime.
Departing from the usual course
ofIaiut. and such like. for 7, source.
Ni;h a., ber might this ancient maid
Benes'h al oak tire knelt and prayed
Cueonseiou. that a grave old owl
Was peTeaed above-the mousine fowl
20, give-s husband, give :" she cried.
While yc, may become bride,
Son will my lay IT grace be DER.
And then, hkNe many maids before,
III die without an early love.
Aud uVnc 10 meet lue there above.
20, lis fate too hard to bear;
Then answer this, my humble prayer,
And Ola husband give to me ?"
Jus, then the owl in the tree.
la deep bass tones cried, 'Whoo.vho. who
"who, lordi And dos, thou ask me who?
Why, ANY one, good Lord, will do"
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| 55. ssa,4s KAxxAKss, nls., Ian. Is.
The extensive Doerlas linen company .
factory wss burned yesterday afternoon. The
loss will reach $4,000 Or $50, 000-partly
insured. The works we're to commence ope-
rationt this morniao. Thirty or forty persons
are thrown 0st Of employment. The works
viii be rebuilt OF once.
t's tssis cnfcaso Jsn, 40.
A Ere broke ont about eight O clock this
! evening 10 Rossnfslts Bros hat Gndcap store,
10 Burch's building, corner Of Lake street
and Wabash Avenue, and spread with fearful
rapidity. Within an hour the entire block
vas . mass Of ruins, ieveled 70 the ground
The ise barned viii he greatest violence,
bursting out Of the windows IN the rear and
front from the 6rst TO tie fifah floors, thu ut>
most efforts OF the Ere departmest appearing
entirely Intellectual. The Ere was catching
from the flying cinders ID al directions, snd
the gpeatest exeitansnt prevailed. Fssvell
= Co.'s dry goods sstablishmeat, on Wabash
Avenue, WAS number Of times on ere, and
their stock Vas much damaged By water. On
Lake street, imnedisseiy opposite Grifgs h
Co, considerable damage resulted in simi-
lar manaer. Nothing sas saved from the
magnificent building, which was occupied
Throughout BY very heavy firms. Among the
principal sufferers are b. Z. Gr1ggs q Co.,
booksellers; Hsywosd, Garbage & Honore;
Rosenfelts Bros ;, hats and caps, Nichols 4
Abbott, boots and shoes; Z. K. Kellogg, hats
and caps; Lanina b Co.. notions; Straus L
Co., clothing; Theyer Co., fancy goods.
The building was valued at quarter Of .
million. From Burch's building the FIRE
eonmsnicatedt to NJ. Do Lake street, occu.
pied BY Carson, Pierce 4 Co., dry goods. and
with great velocity extended to the adjoining
property, making clean sweep TO Michigan
Avenue. The principal sufarefs Ia this fire
are Carson, Pierce L Co, dry goods; Burn>
hams b Van Schaak, druggists; Fitz Will
liams L Co., hats and caps; Keith. Woods L
Co., notions; and C.. N. Henderson, boots
and shoes.
The FIRE is still raging, but will not proba-
bly, extssd much further. The total loss is
Estimated at abouttuo million dollars.
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.aa''a KE6nUK, sWEDNE5BA le6s.

*$AFE
The de6cisucy bill Game from the House
with the announcsmenk 0f refusal TO con-
cur il IN, Senate amsadpent. Me 2e04te
iflsssted ma spp0fnted another CoMhittee Of
Conferences, meS @ Ksa
The announcement Vas also made thAt tbs
HouD 1D1nsss 70 sons69 in the6SnAes aMiend-
ment on the exAmPtion Qf feseign cotton i'm
ported after Jsly II ss@~zS
.8he1pea MAYED IT, aapQis1neek sef
akoth1f Committee or Conference, which, af-
ter . dshetss wes sgresd 70. 81
Mes3& M0f8an. Connes1 ana bhckAlew,
we're appointed said Committee.
The joint resolntioa = appoint Commits
sion to report on the spirit meters was con.
adhered. as
sa Mr.. Sherman moved On anendmsut b. ~
lowing the Gommission until March lit Id.
stead Of February 10th. Agreed o. after
deliase inFbieh he cspaeiaJ Of he15cesne-
ter vas cauysssed.
Mr.. SumUes m0ssd 70 strike out the sec
ond section Of the bill, which snspends the
workron the meters until further orders from
the Secretary Of the Treasury.
Mf. Summers amendment was lost, 10 to
a. sssg2
The Sesate then vent into executive ses-
sion and sooa afAF adiourned,
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2a.
Gen. Banks bill IN regard 10 the sighssaoi
American citizens abroad, Is understood TO
be entirely in accordance with the views of
the Department ofState.
The Senate to-day con6rmed The noniHa
tion Of Hssekiah Wells Of Michigan, Cousin.
late 1t Manchester, England.
The President sent TO the Sesat4 ths fol-
lowing nominations. j. Roes Brown, OF Cali
fornia, Minister to China; Vim. b. Bishop.
of Conn, Commissioner OF Patents; Francis
G. Price, OF N. j., Consul Gepersl TO Havana;
X. e. Matthews, Of ILL.,, Consul at valentia !:
Luther G. Webb, SuRenassndent Of Indian
Adpi1 Ior' n Nsas sMsxics.2 AAa5 s
The Committee on Freedman Affairs have
instructed their chairman, Mr.. Elliott, to re-
port bill tsthe House continning the Freed
uan's Bufeaa for ons year afesr ths I8h u
jsly nsxt k8
The bill authorizing the Secretary of War
to discontinue operations of the Bureau in
any State fully restored in its constitutional
relations to the governmen, and represented
in Congress, unlsss such coatinnancs in the
State shall be necessary.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Rela-
tiop4 decided to-day 70 recommend thAsaas Z
hcation Of the reciprocity treaty With the
Sandwich lslands, and the confirmation OF s.
s. Cox NJ Ministef to Austria.
The most important Of the pev provisions
Of Senator Edwards bill, rsgaIsting the pro-
cedure 10 impeachment. are those relating
TO saspension from ofice of rerssns on
TRIAL This may be done by a vote OF two-
thirds of the Senator's present. on application
of the House, and may be enforced By any
officer oil civil. naval or military service
with fore4 ss bis disposal, the officer disre-
garding sbch order Of the Senate. shall be
considered guilty Of sontemps, and suspend
ed dnrink the progress OF the proceedings
against them, and punishment therefore fixed
st = lne not exceeding IS, 0l0, and irpris-
onneut pms Ia twsnty years or both 1t The
discretsoi Of the s. nate.
A bill WIS introduced by Senator Patterson,
from the Committee on -Rstrenchmsns, WHICH
provides after thirty days from its passage,
no special agents can be appointed in De-
partmen,t without being confirmed by the
Senate, nor such, whose character
and salaries ara not authorized By ssstsiss
and fennreiof sieh as afs nov lawfully era-
pioyed, shah expire within thirty days after
such passage.
The appointment By the Treasury Depart
ment of twenty gre general and speciHi
agents to aid in the detection of counterfeit,
ingta snshtrized sr.d the .PnimAasrGsne
rai fsemtdssfed % spp0iht sxenis topic
mote the efficiency OF the service In different
parts Of the unitea States, bat information
thereof must b. sept 10 The sepste II the be-
ginning ob each session.
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New YORK, Jan. %.
The TfibtmSs' Washington special sa7s:
The action on the Washbnrne bill in tie
House, argues we'll for q sweeping retrench-
ment all around.
The COMMITTEE on Appropriations will res
port the E1scutive and Legislative appro-
priation bin in few days. This COMMITTEES
cut down the Secretary of the Nays esti-
mates twenty million dollars. and The esti-
rnstes Of SECRETARIES Seward, McCuIIcch sAd
Browning, Attorney General Htanbery, and
Postmaster General Randall, will be decfess-
ed 10 the same proportion. Tue Comn1ittse
have been making thorough examination Of
all the Departmebts, and will recommend q
large reduction OF the clerical force employed
in the Departments, and the abolishment Of q
number Of officers which they deem useless
and only an expense.
The Secretary Of the Treasury Is opposed
to Mr.. Ingersoll's bill for the issue of forty
FIVE million dcllars Of new legal tender notes.
The case of Mr., Elgea against the United
States, which hai been before the Courts for
! long time, was finally disposed OF to-day IN
hSef Of the Gbvernmsnt, BY the Supreme
Court affirming the judgment Of the Court
below, the suit involves some half mil
lion collars. The proceeds Of abandoned
or captured property, and the decision sends
the money into the Treasury of the United
States.
his generally believed by Mr. Johasoa.s
friends that he will sign the Senate Contrac-
ton bill, passed last week.
CHICAGO, Jan. 81.
The Rs3abiicaA's Washington specal says:
The memorial of General Hurlbut and Golo>
mel Dickey, regarding the Michigan Ship Ca.
nal and the improvements of the Illinois
river, has been sent to the House, ordered
printed, and semitic the Committee on Roads
aud Canals. of which Burton C. Cook, OF II
linoia, is chairman. Mr.. Cook isunden.ood
to be strongly in favor OF the measure.
A delegation representing the Rock Island
Railroad has bee,l here for number OF days,
in consultation With the Gosernmsnt suthori-
ties, with the purpose of arranging the points
of difference between these two parties. The
fiuai bas,s ot seulemeat agreed ppm ws3 the
joint resolution submitted to the Hittsry
Committee By General Grant relating te he
armory and arsenal at Rock Isiand, already
published, with an additional resolution that,
at tka end Of specified time aAef tie COM
pletion Of the neI bridge, the railroad com
pany shall conne4t their yaek siib il, snd
take down the old bridge, in case oftheir fiji
m, the SecretAryof War to te9ovS + sttAe
compans' FHk. Hf
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CIScIEHArI, Jan. g.
The passenger train No. 4, bound east on
fhe Adantie & Gha W9stera RSilrsaA, r6n
bff Tie track neat Leviabsegh. OAio, ~ hill
psst elevet, last hight, xSe injured sesefal
persons The cats are reported 10, have been
burned, The se{lGeRt Essr(se9 ~ = bro
ken rail.
The particulars Of the sinking Of the Gin-
einnati and New Orleans steamer Emerald,
on Saturday last, hare been reeAived. The
accident occurred While sOusdingso0 ont frssn
Timea bend on the Mississippi, fifteen miles
below the mouth of Red river. The boat ca
reened, causing the cabin TO slide overheard.
'fhe hui yigsied Immediately, but struck .
log, eaasing kerto sink isssA fc7 minutes. hrs.
Dr.. Richardson aud daughter, the seceas
chambermaid and lady unknown, were
swept overheard. The Captain md crew
yere saved but the cargo and books were
laf. The Essesaid Vas valned u ihirty-six
oftice for $4,000. She had on, board six
hundred barrels Of molAsses, vsinsd at one
hundred .end eighfy six thousand dollsrs,
vt4h Is injured 10 OiSsiaayaj Offices. The
total loss on the boat and cargo Is about
1885. 900.
The Nay Orlesna spd Arkansas river stern
wheel packet, Geo. D. Fslper, VS. saa geed
and snnk on Saady in The .ASksnsss river,
fifty- four miles below Pine BlnR. She vas
insured for So coo in Cincinnati Offices.
ASsAFoIls, Nd, Jan. %.
Attorney General Jonsshas fhrnsAsd Gev.
Swann with an opinion directly conflicting
With the decision made hy Chief Justice
Casse IL the U. 8. 'Crcnit Court 10 October
| i..t TIE Atforuev fIanevsi sava ia a.-il
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No. % Maidsn Lane,

s Nc ioTk, H.. ~, 1S67.i -
In my Card Of Nov. !, 1857, stated that,
agor the purpose Of mare fully supply
Ing the wants Of the public, and In
aEaer ~ present s1serAnNiSas dealers
from naInalns en- Interior and WORTH
less goods - she Morson 6 eid Enns, I
shall hereafter sell no goods 1t whole
sale except only to, duly apposstssa and
autheri1ed Aaentn,,, etc. TO this plan
] have since strictly adhered.
+ fccsptirs Asssss, greet uafs has beeI
exereised to appoint those wha. By teug,
continued falf dsaiine have acquired =
reputation for honesty, responsibility, end
prohib5 Tmsa IN whose word 6hs neh1to
have lkennea % Iaace conAdsnss. Mhsas
Agents have agreed to keep full assort-
ment of my pens, aud TO aeu them at my
t1blished prices. Thus the public are sup
piled " thsn With j,ast encA pAzb - sAs5
want either as TO writing or price, and get
. full equivalent for the 1nuney paid.
No sgent il appointed to travel frpn
paare ~ piAce, or cansass the country,
30 that ali who want Nextsa aela Pc4
must get IL from the Local Agent or from
headauartaEy. II
None need apply for the Agency EXCEPT
IN conformfty 70 the above, tie liberal dis
count TO ciubs /" beiug sufR induce
= a. MoaroN.
0AYERs, MANN ATRHA. Dols Agents sor ESQ
hal otu
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HARRIsBraG Pa, Jan. 9

HAHHfsHs si3st IA, . AEis e,
Eil,s we're Introduced IN bosn the Senssa
and House last night to repeal the Genys-
burg Asylum bill, but no final action was
taken.
WHEELING, Va, Jan. 2e.
The election FOR l4ulicipal otlioeEs and
CounciImeu, yeatsrasy, fesulttd il ksor Of
the Democrats BY an average majority of
500 gain over the year previous.
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Total Assss d - temtaay, tite,0s 50
Tbs .rsoans Of Liability du. or rot das
2 E4nss, or other creditors. by the
Lsssss sni asssd aad dus.--none.
.esss esiastes and Lot ea -
- -, ~ les-< 9..-.. - a5a "
10 An otA~ sssins sesirx tEs opnpaay,-no mona.
fss sFssssss 1s'osnf Insured At .sy epe rat, y
Il Tse srssfsst saorat aisssd BY .he rails of IL.
aI.ss :. 81, ks ,sI- h.v. ssss ssosssssss9sS
rss sr.s.s1 s.osai II. s.s 70 b. ..s,,a /. -,
ssss.se. y ssi.sas,e bs1s esossss-A:r-s
:. - gea T: z ssa..rasttss: + 80 -
a!pases 10 a ss.ss = seeuss,, ~ ts..s.
Is 1hs oAAstw . Act u lnserDsrsnoo of ne Cgvrs
ny certified copy sss. h.sssacr.
ss II. sf's4asF'
state d connseticu', H.rskxa ces.ss. fn
!. r .,a,ss asl E. s Z. ~ .rsss = E
srii, Secretary II saa asrchaas Insaranrs cemesay
this s.ersath day ofssnary 4 D. iss's hsaore me-,
i sasf ysssry puss. n aad fcr tss sssss \ Com.
ssass ~ oesaassss1s. CO snsaaassss evyfss
fsxAl Iesscsd J~n. u. 1855
hsrsbY certify thsf I havs sxAninsd the stSeks
20. d. sc. Of ths Nerrhan q fssns~aee Con psry sf
Hart ord sst forth 10 tbs ssassent hereanta amer
"a. and ord sasa statsnsss = 10 sof-trx
Ifarther certify thai ssese the Asssts Of the Con-
psny 70 hs afshs fail ,.las .s..d;
Csc kaSlx.cy pfprty Com nntro,Ier
4pblroEs 0rIIrE, IOWA;
BIS hoshas. Jss ~. 1855
TTIs HEREEy cERflEfvn That there hss hssa aled
Of the Msfr mts fnsafaAce Cesaay scrM sl g Fart.
rj, he State a Com etieut. the lss dsy Of jon
- s.s oltbs ssns,s s = i. sssss = is,s
sAuicd An Act in re'Aten 70 lpAnranes CsmeanAaAs
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The Honse motion TO reconsider the bill 70
iasiye to securing The opinion tf tte suprsMe
Court in important matters, vas discussed.
and indefinitely postponed. By 9 vote Of SO
to- 81.
The COMMITTEES on Agricuitura recomne y
ded bill in favor of sluice in mill dams, to
enable fsh to pass, aud bill in reistion to
thfeshing machines.
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Howe & Tyler................... "..5s Main street
Duncan, Karle b Co.....~..l40 l42 Main street
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FRnM nES MOINEH.
i Dss aa,sss ian. % ]

Among the bills introduced were the fol
lowing: Relative TO BALANCES zdae from
County TrsAsursrs whose terms efao&ee Lave
expired: ia legalize the Independent school
district Of pecorah; substitute for the bill
to provide for selling os real estate by cosin-
y and municipal officers for less snm shau
the tax, Eosfs and penalties thsreos; to
change tHeItime Of holding court in the ID
judscial dbstrict.
Resolutions rAtifying the constitutional
amendment were received aud referred.
Ta- RI Ill Ill ..hoiiieeleing TIE Argument term Of
the Supreme Conr, at Davenport was passed.
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- -
G5t 8ailr 6att Gdp,
J.lB. Ho WEIL,lif
VI Y q fAor&rsroa. u ( "
Its-nss:
o.H1, i se a.ia.ah'asiass' p:s E; y:..x g e g g
6 :. $ three :. 2 SO
- S M ttss#ss 'ones* CO
$ delivered in city, per week, 20
tWssxLr, single subscribers, per year, 2Oe
- IN clubs 81 Eys, {6sch) ITS
in clubs OF ten, (each) 80
KEOKUK DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
Mooar 4 Knowles. johnson st-in Tepfer HOUSE,
W Collins. ............. .Hsccad etset.
American Watches.
SO Bridges.................Nos 4 : Rnss Hsuse
BOOTS = sHoEs-wHOLnsALD
iInmbston Hniskamp. p...-.........ss Main strsst.
BOOK-DIMDER.
IN psarce sOn......a aan cny B'ld's, Aain : ID
BAxKIsG HOUSE.
First NatioaAl Bank.......Aain st--bst u ) lth.
SAC FACTORY W
wa Beers -. !. ! ...1ts Main stree
hooks q STATIONERY.
David Lowry Ebssud street.
n W Westcott. Main street-near Fourth.
Ed carser 4 co....,r ,~..s6 Nain street
Il .4ogYs,4 aIseEs-FEtAEL.
~stswart / Dsdns n as!!scr Thhd afsan sttssts.
Huiskamp 4 Matiess s-....,........S0 80 Main street.
Huiskamp Bro..-.. Main street-bet 4th 5th.
Hart, l3s Main street.
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY
Vail, Aruitags co.........cor Ninth johnson.
BosnEr RLAAcnlk9.
H Enerson.....-.........co cor Fonrth Blondsau.
CLOCKS, WATCHES 4 JEwELRY.
Sam Bridges ....,......Nos 4 2 Estes House
Ayres, Mann Ayres..- -..--...s7 Main street.
CARPETS, olL CLOTHS, 40.
John Copeln...... =. .53 Main street.
CLOTHIERs.
yeneill, Jones d Co.... cor Third Main strssts
Hess, Stern d Ce........eor secosd Main strssts
CRocKERY a QUEENsWARE.
Carey lie Faivre 49,. Main street-bet 5th 4 9th
COMMISSION MERcHANTs.
Sturges South Lsvse
clseks-Wholesalo 4 Retail.
G Bridges. 4 Estes House.
Coin, Silver Ware.
G Bridges ................Nos l Estes House
DENTIsrnY. E9
Ter RWatt................cor Main and Fifth sta
Dr. L Ingersoll...cor Third Main, (up stairs).
DRY GOODs-wHOLEsAL
NJ Shelley L tSons.-...............9I Main street
Kramer, Irwin eo...............l0s Main street.
DRUGs-wHoLEsALE & RETAIL.
Wilkinson Bartlett Co....s......9i Main street.
Kerr Fuller .....-..sf MAN street.
DR. OConnor. ...6S Main street.
DRY-EooDs-RETAI
srissbsrger. Mayer 4 co.........-No. III hain-st
HN Bastwick ck................s7M s 7 Main rtreet.
Philips herr rr.-.......'..........oo nam nuee''
NJ Gregg Son on................-...5 Estes House.
PD Foster Main street.
Engraving, Brands, 4 Seals.
Bridges .........Nos Estes House.
EGGS & BUTTER.
sf foaa 4 Ce........cor Main Ninth streets
Fans, Fancy Goods. FiRe Cutlery.
G Bridges Estes House
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Engraving, Brands, 4 seals.

n.....s.
D Foster ......7o Main street.
Engraving, Brands, 4 Seals.
s Bridges ges..................Nos Estes House,
EGGS & BUTTER.
fcaa I Ce..-......cor Main Ninth streets
Fans, Fancy Gosds Fipe Cutlery.
S G Bridges & Estes House
FURNITG ne.
Howe Tyler..................i i....59 Main street
Duncan, Karlc 4 Co.......l4o 4 l42 Main street.
GAS q STEAM FITTINGS.
hoasr sen....,sr,,-Jo ohnson street, bet Sd 4th.
Gold Pens, Pencils, FseSst Reoks.
Bridges 1 Estes House
Gold, Silver. and Ivory Mounted canes.
@ Bridges ........ ........,Nosl & Estes House.
GnoCERs-WHOLEsA
s, Pollock co......-.............nS Main street.
i liant. Co..-.-.......-..-.-...leo Main street.
HeGogg, hrgs . lo........ ..........s9 Main street
+ r Bower Main street
N Stafford cor bienafau d Lesee
GuOcERs-RETAIL.
Robestson 4 Aibsfs ..,...........I2o Main street.
A q McQaeei .....,.,. ~ Main street.
Cox Irsia...-... -.:corner Fifta AAs1fs-ests.
Hydrcneters, hermemetcrs, Saehron-
50 a s,.............Eos | / ? Estes House.
aRNEss ,AODLEs.
A Hagn,. ....-........f Ain street-bct % 4th,
nARDWanE. 4asA
peck Brstkess ..,.,,..sar Fourth Main streets
Ii Busl ..-.t.rstss hain street.
HATS, CAPS AND NoTIeSs.
BarEitt & Co....................--sl Main street
HOTELS.
Tepfer House. .............eor Third 4 johnson,
pslnin- House cor Second johnson.
EssSRAHcE AGENTS
L. T. Adams, s,............., eosaer ~ snd Aain SITS.
IOWA COAL 4 OIL co.
pEce Levee, bet Main johnson.
JOE.
Coiier serrs ..,...fiisA ssFsst-in Estes House.
BroHneii B.os...................oOr Main Fourth.
JRwELRY, ,t,rsI eorD).
s G Bridges ...............xos 4 Estes House.
as-WHOLEsALE.
P Gibbons. .........-,....ijI ia MAN s4eet'
MARBLE WORKS.
Joka Bswden ............. Third strset-near Main.
MILLINERs.
spiesberger, Mayer 4 co...-.....Nc. III Asn-A-
Mrs Weber-......... ....eor Third Maan 19ese.
n1r.LsrRRY 4 BONNET rnLEACHEAY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-29

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