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Beautiful Fancy Goods,
L O Y S, & c.

oPeneo 1or the spring Trade, 1859.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT. AT LOW PRICES,
N consisting in part of:
Mantelpiece Ornaments, Rocking Horses,
Photograph Albums, Ladies' workboxes,
Two, Three and Four Wheeled Velocipedes,
Writing Desks, Fans, Portemonaies. Purses,
Tin, Iron and Wood Toys, Toy Wagons, Dolls,
Wheelbarrows, Marbles, Toys, Kites, Games, in
great variety, for in and out Of door use such as:
Gro9uet. Base and Rubber Balls. Battledoors,
Hoops, loops and md Graves, Rolling Hoops, &C., Cheap
stems. Stems &c. Fancy Baskets Picnic. Travelling and
China Cups and Saucers Vases &c.
=, have always on hand full line OF Domestic
Fancy Goods and Toys, and the latest styles of
Vienna. Otfenbach and Paris Goods, novelties of
the season, and offer them at liberal discount to
the trade make specially OF India Rubber
Goods such AZ: n Rubber oyercoats, oapes, Leg
Mats, Rubber Piano Covers White and Blaci
Nursery Sheeting, Rubber Toys. &c.
thank my patrons for past favors and earnest
iy solicit continuance of the same.
. i. Won SANTEN,
No. 229 King street, two doors above Market.
Niarch 3o limo Charleston, 8. q.
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In Bankruptcy.

"PtCys
In the District Court OF the United States for tn
District of South Carolina
A Columbia, the I'd day Of april, 4. ID. 1869.
TlNHB undersigned hereby givee notice of his ap-
OF Columbia, County of Richland, and State of
South Carolina. within the said District, who ha
been adjudged Bankrupt, upon his own petition
by the District Court OF the said District
April 3 SO W. j. HOKE Ass;pnce
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ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN-On the ERRORS
and ABUSES incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood, with the humane view of treatment and
cure, sent by mail free of charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia
Pa. Jan % 3mo
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NorK.We would call the particulsr attcrtion
VI our friends to tie above carl. p T. TOALE
mas a large Factory. and such facilities as enable
MN m 10 supply the beet work of his own make at
40" prices. y very large and complete aasort-
mcnt 1,1,1H; always on hand at his Factory, HORL.
I'LCk's WHARF, hear Northeastern Railroad
Depot, Charleston, g G.. 0"
strict attention paid t" shipping in good order
.,,'i'' !ly
r. = roDnp.y .
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MILLINERY.

H1%g4TM MRS. A. MCCORMICK, having re-
&$M IL IL turned from New York few davs
yN"M,A ago, has opened large and we'll
&yDLj selected Stock of MILLINERY AND
%N& FANCY GOODS, consisting of Fine
\French BONNEfS AND HATS, OF va
rlous styles. AS also, French Corsets, Hair Coils
and Braids. Jewery, and other articles far too
numerous to mention
ALSO,
DRESS-MAKING, in all its branches, attended
TO with neatness and despatch. Orders from the
country attended to with punctuality. March 81
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THE PHOENIX.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TR1-wEExLY.
sYHB Gfo & AMER,
,'-ie EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING.
BY JULIAN A. SELBY.
EDIToh AND PROPRIETOR.
Otaoe on Main st., few doors above Taylor.


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SUBSCRIPTION.
Daily, months.S4 90 Tri-Weekly, 6 mos 80 so
Weekly, 6 months. so
ADVERTISEMENTS
Inserted at 75 cents per square Of nine lines for
thu fret Insertion, and 80 cents each subsequent
Weekly 75 cents each insertion.
e6c ttoerdl discount made on the a6oud rates
a0ten Advertisements are inserted b. The month.
AaENTs.-Hiram MITCHELL Spartanburg; J. R.
Allen, Chester; 8. P. Kinard Newberry O. 81. ..Jas.
Grant, Union; Julius Poppe, Anderson Q. q.
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The Reynolds Patent Plow

The Reynolds Patent Plow.
IIAVING made arrangements with VIM. Glaze
Ia u Co., for the manufacture and exclusive sale
OF this justly celebrated PLOW, we arc prepared
tools will always be found good Investment.
Feb % FISHER, LOWRANCE Il FISHER.
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Desirable Residence for Sale.

- A Lot, containing ne-thrd of all acre,
5lIi with a noat commodious DWELLING
LIN HOUSE, having an upstairs of five Rooms.
Basement OF five Rooms, Bathing roo II with
shower bath, all necessary out buildings and in
good repairs Inquire at this Office. March 2S
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For Rent.

a. THAT Large and Desirable RESIDENCE,
&;H with fine gardens attached, corner of Gervais
and Bull! streets. For particulars. inquire of
DIR. JOHN LYNCH,
Or, at this office. April
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FROM CHICAGO.
Cu1rAGn. Ian

CHICAGO, JAN a.
AT an adjourned meeting of the members
of the bar of this city, held to-day, the re-
port Of the committee appointed at preyi-
GUS meeting to investigate the cause of the
death Of Judge Aaron Tyler, who died here
on the lst inst, was received The commit
tee report that Judge Tyler came to his death
from injuries inflicted on his person while
diseharging his duties in defence of client
in the police court room, on the 18th of De-
cember laet, by five policemen, acting under
the direction and in the presence of Isaac N.
Milliken, the presiding justice OF said court.
They therefore recommend the Indictment of
Milliken and the police officers mentioned,
for manslaughter, and resolution to that
effect was adopted by the meeting, as also
that committee be appointed by the chair
man to carry the resolution into effect. and
proffering their services gratuitously to the
representatives Of Judge T., should they de-
termlne to prosecute Milliken and the officers
IN civil suit for damages.
In accordance with the resolutions 4 COM
mittse of FIVE was appointed to take steps
for the prosecution Of the Justice and officers
for mansaughter
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, JAN IA.
The President sent to the Senete to day
the following nominations:
Perry Fuller, collector of customs, at New
Orleans; Thomas B. Florence, assessor OF
internal revenue for the Goth district of Penn
sylvana; John J. DIETRICH, collector Of in
ternal revenue for the 18th district of Illinois;
Nathaniel P. Langford, of Montana, to be
Governor Of Montana; John Savage, OF New
York, Consul at Leeds.
General Gillem WAS before the Reconstruc.
tion Committee to-day, aud reiterated the
statements in his official report, that that was
= fair vote in Mississippi when tho Constiu-
ton was rejected.
The Ways and Means Committee this
morning considered the subject Of duty on
steel, bat came to no conclusion and ad
journed til Monday
Brevet Brieadier General j. d. Bingham,
Chief Of the Quartermaster's Department OF
the Lakes, has been ordered to make an in
specton Of the Quartermaster's Department
in the 9th district
The delegates to the National Bricklayer' 8
Union, now in session here, were introduced
to the President this afternoon. Hon Sam
uel Carey performed the ceremony Of intro
duction in few pertinent remarks. The
President, IN response, expressed himself
pleased at the compliment Of their visit, and
said, without making speech, that he would
refer to his record Tor an illustration of his
respect for labor and the industria! interests
The Delegates were then individually intro.
duced to Mr.. johnson.
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FROM SPRINGFIELD.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. /

SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan. IA.
In the house to-day resolution was Of.
fered instructing the Railroad Committee to
report bill for inserting q clause in every r.
charter hereafter granted, subjecting such
railroad companies to the operations Of any
general laws passed in relation to fares and
freights. Made the special order for Wednes-
day next.
The Senate joint resolution for constltu.
tioual amendment prohibiting the release of
the |. c. r. R. from payment of its per cent
tax, was made the SPECIAL order for Thurs
day.
The Judiciary Committee reported adverse
ly on the bill providing that in civil cases nine
of jury render verdict, which report was
concurred in.
A number of local bills were introduced,
when the house adjourned till Tuesday next.
The Senate bill for the continuation of the
State Agency at Washington city was taken
up and recommitted to the Finance Commit
tee.
The Hannibal, Dayton and Eastern R. R
bill was passed.
Among the bills introduced was one regu
lating the importation of Texas cattle.
Senate adjourned at noon.
Mos. Of the members of both houses have
gone home during recess.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

PARIS, Jan. l3-Evenipg
The exclusion of the Grecian ambassador
threatens to break up the Conference 1t is
not considered probable that the Greek gov.
eminent Il aeqniesce. Its reply to the de-
mand of its representative for instruction is
not likely to prove favorable, in which case
the Conference will, in all probability, ad-
journ indefinitely. In the meantime pleni-
potentiaries have applied to their govern.
ments for further instructions. In is UNDER
stood that Russia condemns the attitude
which Greece has assumed towards the Con
ference.
LONDON, Jan. 13.
Dispatches to-day from Madrii state that
one Of Maximillan's Mexican Generals is
secretly engaged in that city making arrange-
ments with number Of scientific and militia
~ officers with view of placing Count Ger
GENT, brother Of the ex-King of Naples, on
the throne in Mexico. Two hundred officers
Of high rank are wanted to carry the move-
ment into execution. Their pay will be se-
cured them from the time when they enter
upon the duties. Several European governs
ments assent secretly to this enterprise Gen
eral Prim grants number Of officers, desi-
rous of joining the expedition, unlimited
leave Of absence for the purpose Of taking
part in the expedition. Napoleon, it is said,
secretly faYors the project.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Jan.

WASHINGTON, JAN IA.
In the Criminal Court this morning At
torney General Darlington called the Rtten-
ton Of the court and Judge Fisher, to the in.
dictments against Jefferson Davis and John
a. Surra.t, charged with engaging in the re-
bellion, and read communication from the
Attorney General, enclosing copy OF the
general amnesty proclamation OF the Presi-
sident, recapitulatlng the provisions and ef-
feet of the proclamation and instrncting the
district Attorney to make an examination OF
the indictments for treason pending in bis
district, in order that as early as he shall
have an opportunity, that he might enter
role prosequi upon such i lGic.ments; also in
structlng him that in Cases where it ID doubt
ful whether it comes within the scope of the
proclamation, he shall report to the Attor
ney General for instructions. The District
Attorney, therefore, entered nolie proseqei
in the case OF indictment against Jefferson
Davis, also an Indictment against John &.
Breckenridge; both for treason.
In the case of John 81. Surratt Mr.. Car
rlngton said the case was somewhat differ
ent, and he thought it his duty to report ii to
The Attorney General. Judge Fisher coin
cided with the the District Attorney in both
cases.
The Reconstruction Committee to-day re
sumed the consideration of the Mississippi
question. They examined Fleming Hodges,
A. Worley, Judge Fisher aud Capt. Fisher.
Gen. Gillem, commanding the District OF
Mississippi, will be examined tomorrow.
The Election Committee had the Georgia
contested case before them to-day, and came,
it is said, to the following concluslon:
lst. That Mr.. Murray who holds Cover
nor Bnllock's certificate, was not elected.
I'd. That Mr.. Christy who holds General
Mead's certificate, was elected, but as his
letter was Ineligible and being unable to
take the oath, the case was referred to the
Reconstruction Committee, whether with
any recommendations TO remove his disabiI .
tiles. is unknows.
The Southern militia bill will be presented
TO the President on Tuesday for his consid-
Grafton.
The House Niagara ship canal bill was
till after the morning hour BY q
vote of toto 40,
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MADRID, Jan. A.
The tumult which occlred in Tortorsa YES.
terday, growing out of q quarrel between the
Liberal and Carlist parties, was suppressed
by the. authorities, and the city now remain.
quiet.
The journals here urge the Government to
strengthen the hands Of Gen. Duto in Ha-
vana, and demand that ten thousand troops
be sent to Cuba to render the possession of
the East secure.
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FROn THE SOUTH.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. IA.
a few nights since man named Weathers,
living in the lower portion Of the city, while
under the influence of liquor, asked his little
boy, four years of age, to spell word which
it was impossible for the child to do. He
then seized the child, and beat it till its flesh
was lacerated in many places, needing not
the cries of the little one for mercy. He then
picked it up and held it over hot stove un
ill it was burned to blister. Weathers was
srrested.
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hots at his wife, but without inhicting an

lnJury.
|. is said 9 criminal intimacy had existed
between Laird and Mrs. Bailey for long
time, but the husbands 8 suspicious had only
been recently aroused, when he laid plan
to ascertain the truth Of the matter, by an
nouncing his departure from home, but re-
turn to find matters as above narrated.
Bailey at once surrendered himself to the
hands Of justice, and is now in custody.
Great excitement exists in Napieryille over
the tragic affair.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

NLrIERvrLhE, ILL.,, Jan. "a.
A terrible trasedy was enacted in this vii
lage last night. Chsuncey Bailey, : farmer
residing 10 the outskirts Of the village, dis
covered his wife and James Laird, q deputy
U. 8. Marshal. in fagronte delictn, in his
own house, and, maddened at the sight, drew
Q revolver and shot Laird three times. kill
ing him almost instantly. He also fred two
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Notice. in Bankruplcy.

NHIs IL give notice nat The - d.y Of Jsnuary,
u 1859, . warsa.t in bankruptcy vss issued
against the estate Of Frank D. Blesth and wesley
knight Of ksokuk Lee oospty and STATE Of Iowa who
have beed adjudged Bankrupt thstr own pssit,ons
That hs payment Of dsbts and delivery Of any pro
erty belonging tn such Bankrupts TO them for tbs
and ths transfer Of any property BY them is for
bddsn by law That meeting Of the creditors OF Ii
ssd 9ankrupts to prove their debts and choose
assignees OF thetr eststss will hs hsd the
Cour, Of Bankruptcy. N be holden at the once of
Register IN Bankruptcy 10 city ofKeokuk iowa. be-
fore nhn Bruce, Register the 10th day OF
4 D 90, st 10 O'Clock m.
q. W. OZARK, o SM,
jaLs-3~th By H. FUlfoH. Deputy
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, Jan. II.
The Spanish General, Val Mozebia, is re-
ported to have surrendered.
A number Of volunteers have gone over to
the insurgents.
More arms are said to be arriving for the
ir Irgente.
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FROM NEW lUKk.

NEW YoRK, Jan. IA.
Andrew Reed, dry goods merchant from
the West, was chloroformed and robbed Of
1000 while asleep in his room at the Earls
House, Tuesday night.
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CHICAGO. ian. Ia.

CHICAGO, Jan. IA.
A special to the Post from Madison.
Wisconsin, says the Senatorial contest is
still warmly urged.
Washburn's friends had . caucus last night
at which s5 members Of the Legislature we're
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

THIS IN give notice that the ID day Of Jaurary
l. 1859, Q warrant In Bankruptcy i.susd
Asainst the estate Of Samuel rou nsend OF wappeo,
OF any deots ard delivery Of Asy property belong
Ing to such Bankrupt 70 him for his uss, snd the
transfer Of any property BY him forbddsn hy law.
That meeting Of the creditors Of the said Rankrupt
their dsets and . choose asgpees Of
his estates will b. heid sAs Cont OF Faskrup'cy
holden tbs ccs Of the Register In Bankruptcy in
the city Of sokuk IcvA befr. John Bruce Register
the 25th day Of February, 1889 at 10 o'coek
g. W. CLARK, UsM
BY IL. FuLToS, Deputy.
James .. Hurley. Attorney fos Petitioner,
jaLs-3s-Fh
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. IA.
The Republican caucus to night nominated
Lieut.. Gov. Cumbaek for the U. s. Senate by
a vote of 81 out Of IS.
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FROM THE SuuTH.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. 49,
The News publishes report Of conver-
saton held by one of lts directors with the
negroes concerned in the Ogeechee troubles.
The negroes say that Col. Williams, whose
report was forwarded by General Slbley. on
ly visited one plantation, .hree miles from
the scene of the disturbances, and did not 20
to and other place to ascertain the correct
ness OF the report concerning the outrages.
he asked no questions, except whether they
had any complaint sganet the planters,
whether they were in arms against the Uni
ted States, and what injury was done By
sherh's posse. He asked no questions .bou.
the resistance or robbery Of the Sheriff. He
went do IN at pight, returned by daylight the
next morning, and was accompanied on the
trip by one OF the leading disturbers of the
peace.
The Sheriff publishes card denying viii
liams' statement.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. IA.
At clock FIRE broke out in Caldwelfs 3
jewelry store, corner Of Ninth and Chestnut
streets, which extended to Howell Bros,
m manufacturers Of wall paper. At this hour,
l:30, il promises 70 be destructive. The sup
posed incendiary has been arrested.
LATER.
Caldwell's jewelry building is demolished;
Ames carpet store is very badly damaged;
Hoxells paper-hangng warehouse is de-
stroyed, and the flames are now confined to
the mass Of papers in the ruins.
The person arrested as the incendiary has
proved to be the man set to watch one Of the
doors to prevent the ingress Of strangers.
The fire originated in Caldwell's store, by
the explosion of boiler attached TO heats
ing apparatus.
Seven clerks, who slept in the second sto-
ry, barely escaped alive, all being badly
burned.
Keyser's ar. gallery was destroyed, 'entsil-
ing heavy loss Of valuable paintings.
Caldwelfs loss is unknown. II is supposed
that great quantities Of valuable diamonds,
&c., will be recovered in the safes. The
loss Of Howell Bros. is about quarter Of .
million; insured.
LATEST.
Caldwel's stock outside OF the safes is val
ned at quarter of a million; insured for
STA 600. Howell Bros. stock is valued at
5000 600; insured for Sl25o 900 Ames stock
OF carpets was valued at $500. 900; insured
225, 900 The buildings we're fully insured.
Two clerks who slept in Caldwelfs store are
missing. One of them when last seen had
fallen down near the front door. Both are
supposed to have perished.
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Notice.

A LII persons are hereby notified that Lou
"A kachnan 10 NO longer Agent for the Knicherbock-
Or Life Insurance Company, said agency having been
terminated tn lst Novsmbef last 4. Myrks, OF Ks-
ohak, 10 the authorised Agent Of said Company.
RICHARD DAXrHR,
deez3A4w 0aAAasr Wsa1sen Nuanch Of8-s,
"a 1oA. RaensA PlsklSs, - eisrA % s.is e.
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TALLAHASSEE, Jan. Is.
The Senate to-day confirmed Gibbs as Sec
retary of State; Weeks as Attorney General,
and 8 Adams as Commissioner of Emf
grafton.
These have all been appointed by Gov.
Reed since the impeachment last November.
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COMHIsslON MERCHANTS.
" n atursea .,,,,,,.,,,...46S South Levee
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A BRUTAL FATHER-HE CRUELTY
BEATS AND BURNS A CHILD
FOUR YEARS OLD.
Congressional Proceedings.
LATE NEWS by CABLF.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1864.
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

KEOKUK DIRECTOR I.
ATTORNEYS.
Brown Knowles ........cor Main fifth streets.
Collins...... ...... .....'.'s'ss
American watchers.
s0 Bridges. Nosl Estes House
AuCTIONEERs.
Urieh i loo main stree'.
.oprs ! sHoEs-wHOLEsALE
usmbIston T. Huiskamp...-.......ss Mainstreet.
B0OK.BINDER.
NPssrcs son ......0atc City Bug, Main zd
BAG FACTORY.
WABsers .......-................12l Main stree
BOOKS = STATIONERY.
Dsvid g Lowry ....-.Second street
NJ W Wsstcott....... Main strect-near Fourth
Webster Bros ....-.....,.... ...8t Main street
BOOTS 4 sHOEs-RETAIL.
sDsan............cor Third Mstn streets
HalekenD = 4aeoes ........ov NAH sHeet.
Huiskamp ! Bro..... Main street-bet 4th 6th.
RK Hart, ...............l3s M ainstreef
DUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail, ,Armitags + Co.....cor Ninth johnson.
BONNET pLEAcmHRY.
Il Emerson. ......-.......co cor Fourth Blondeau 4
cIocxs. WATCHES Z JEwELRY.
Sam g Bridgss...............Eos Nos , Estes House.
I. r. J. Ayres 8ons.... ..........s3 Main street
CLOTHIEKs.
vsnoill. Jones Co.....cor Third 4 Main streets.
Hess. Stern 4 Co.....cor Second Main streets.
counIssloa MEnCHANTs.
WN stursea. ,............,...46S South Levee
oleeks-WAslssals 4 Retail.
q Bridsss .............-..Nos ! Estes House
0eis, silver Ware.
Bridges............-.Nosl l 4 : Este. Houss
DEnTIsTRY.
LC 1ngersoll....cor Third Main, ,tupstairs) :.
DRY oooDs-wHoLEsAL
n Shelley 6ens..-........ .......o7 Main street
Krsmsr Irwin Z Co.................le8 Main street
D1u0e-WaOLEsA = RETAIL.
Wilkinson, Bartlett 4 Co........S4 Main street
Kerr Fuller. r......"...... .......SI Main street.
Dr. O'Connor.. ...........oo Mainstreet.
DRY-ooODs-RETAI
HIN Bostwick ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Main street
Phillips Kerr rr..............-......85 Main street
d Gregg Son...............o Estes House
PD Foster Main street
0rissbsreer, Mayer 4 Co........Eo.1ll Mk:n-st
1neraving, Brands, 4 Seals.
Bridaes..............N Nosl ; Estts House
FURNITTWE.
J. B. Cross Co ..................l39 Main Street
Duncan, Karle 4 Co........l40 d 142 Main street.
Gas . STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar i Son ......-Jo Johnson street, betsd 4 4th.
aeld Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
70 Bridsss.........."...Nos1 4 Estes Hous
onoCERs-wHoLEs
g. Pollock D Ils Main street
Hamill &Co......................le leo MAIN stree.
Kellogg, Birge co................,ss nam stree.
r Bower Co................. ....-so MA!n s'ree'
N Stafford ......,......e0f BIondeAu q Lesee
0ROCERs-RETAIL
RobeYtssn 4 Alb s.,.............l20 Main street
J : A q MoQussi ....................S4 Mainstreet
Hardware & House Furnishing Goods
HARDWARE.
Peck Brothers -. ...-...cor Fourth Main streets
Buel. M 1in
HATS, CAPS 4 FURNISHING GOODS.
% M.;,.tra.,
DA'u
HATS, oars AND NOTIONS.
Burkitt / Main street.
AoTELs Lsr.,s Yo,nn
aePisl nuuse.'..'.'''...o. ~. s.annd Iohnson
IasURANCE AGENTS
L. Adams, corn.raa and Main SITS
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Vsncill, Jones / Co.....cor Third 4 Main streets
Hsas. Stern i Co.......cor Second / Main streets.
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CLOTHIERs.

CLOCks, WATCHES = JEWELRY.
Sam g Bridgss.............Nos ! 2 Estes House.
rR.J Avres 4 Sons .....S3 Main street
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BOOTS 4 sHOEg-RETAIL.
sDeAu ................cor Third Main streets
Hsisfsnp = Masless ...............s0 Main street.
Huiskamp j Bro Main street-bct 4th 5th.
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