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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

A REBEL NOMINATED FOR JUDGE. : The
Democrats of Woodford county, Illinois, have
nominated for County Judge Peter kexrode.
an individual who served in the rebel army.
and was taken prisoner by the Sixth Missouri
cavalry, near Rolla, Missouri. John n.
Moulton, of Company G., Fourth Iowa infan-
try. thus wrote of Peters capture under date
Of October %, 1854:
"Peter Rexrose was taken in n
skirmish at West Glaze, Mo-. Just about this
time two years ago. He was taken by the
Sixth Missouri cavalry, and fifty-nine more of
the same stamp with him. They we're brought
to Rolla, and kept in a fort that we we were
building. When they were first marched into
our camp, went to see them, as a wild rebel
was right smart sight to see then. Isoon
recognized Old Pete among them.
:" The skirmish at Wet Glaze was a fright
smart affair. The rebels had just stopped a
train of our ambuances that was coming in
from Springfield with convalescent wounded,
when our cavalry came on to them with a
dash and killed good many, and took sixty
prisoners, fifty nine besides old Pete. If YOU
see him, ask him for me how he likes to wheel
dirt on Union fort under an abolition guard
They We're about the hardest looking set of
rebs ever saw. Yours. as ever
How long will it be before the Democracy
of Iowa will follow this example, and run the
rebel sons of George W. Jones or Stephen
Hampstead for prominent Offices? lta<
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

FoRf MANSON, Iowa, Oct. 20sA, 1885.
Hssrs. Hos1 . D0 Hin WIZ
During the late campaign have sesn fs~
queHy assacksd in yosf r4n4 = Twlll sti1
the Pidindedler. As I wss no candidate, I
iAiled to see Why was thus aasailed. was
repeatedly charged, among other things, with
having sported Copperhead breast-pin, &C.,
&c. This, and all other charges made we're
klse. II really had such NJ SeAkical
record, Why was urged to become candi.
date on your ticket one year agQ3 If ! were
nes deugeP& EQep bead p sfimks
fail to see how became one since. If you
or others have any doubt as to my being re-
quested and solicited to become candidate
on your ticket, I will give you the names OF
the committe that waited % pe., ~, r..
sBelieveins, l an not pehning shee EaeslA
anger. No, tell you coolly and frankly that
all such attacks cannot drive me one inch
from what ] claim to be ~. rights as an
American citizen, viz: the right to vote as
please, and to express my opinions freely and
above board. Having been born in . country
where there is no freedom Of speech, press OF
action, l know how to value these liberties,
which the Federal Constitution grants me,
and mean to exercise them.
thought that after the election, at least,
these slanderous assaults upon me would
cease. But it seems this is not so. An an
nonymous and irrepressible correspondent Of
your paper, signing himself Corporal, must
as it were, give the finishing touch to the can
vass. corporal" in communication pub
lished in the GATE Cry few days after the
election, and copied by the Ptaindealer, in
yesterdays issue, charge me with having, On
the day of the election, here, treated the SO.
called "Devil Creek Rangers until they
were drunk enough, and urged them 10 com.
mence their murderous work.
Now, while denounce this charge as utter
| ly false and libelous, / viii make the fol.
lowing proposition to Corporal to-wit: II
he will give his real name, and not slandes
his neighbors under mask, I viii prove that
in said article he either willfnlly or ignorantiy
stated falsehood about me- and if cannot
prove this, then / will give the sum Of on<
hundred dollars to the Orphans Asylum o.
the State.
am not seeking newspaper controversy
but merely ask you to publish this as an &C
ofjustice, and respectfully ask the Plaindealel
TO DO likewise. Respectfully yours,
| CHARLES DoERR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

Az EcLIPsE.-Our friend Dixon writes in
'ne i'eg'sfer unto us in the words following,
towit: that is to say they will be found when
we get through with this exordium. Con.
scious are we, oh genial contemporary, that
yours is sound philosophy, that your vision
Is clear, that your head is right. But we are
depressed. We amt jolly. The pillows 90
over u.s. This outrageous and abominsble
weather has proved too much for us. We have
cold. We are under a cloud. In fact sew.
eral of them. They will, we hope, disappear
from our ornament shortly and we shall
emerge into our usual serenity. Meantime
heal Dixon:
Our local friend Of the Gate City. whose
sympathy and friendship we appreciate in the
highest degree, will remember that Cowper.
one OF the most genial of English poets
wrote the most humorous composition of his
hte-John Gilpin's Ride-when he was CON
tempiatlng suicide in consequence of his de-
spondency. The old idea that a mans Ito.
rary productions are opponents of his mental
condition, is astupendous humbug. Some of
the best jokes ever uttered came from the Inns
OF men who were conscious that the light of
ne win them was about to be extinpuished
forever. eA''Ae0
l IAN ancient German legend has it that a war.
nor .perpetrated felicitous pun when b;s
head, under the stroke of the executioneer.
was rolling from his body. That must have
neen an awful pun; yet bystanders laughed at
IT, and thought tia good thing. Why, friend,
people may become so perfectly mejancbol;n
and miserable that they will Joke az their own
agon,es' and also they may be ready to enaw
out their own hearts and die, the world calls
them funny fellows, and believes that thew
are happy. What a worldl With its hollow
mockenes, its deceitful friendships. and ito
face of devilish Discrimination. It has bu, Gt,la
knowledge of that interior world of despair
winch 1t invests. Yet has it is the hest world
which we have yet seen, aud as the one to
come may be infinitely worse, we shall put 70
with 1t, and trust that we may be permitted.
IN Tod goodness, TO suffer out our three
score years and ten, and as long thereafter a.
benehcent Providence will let us run.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

A Liverpool cotton circular of thu lst inst, has
the following in regard 10 cotton
There is in stock in Liverpool and London but
$4,000 bales, against 100000 last year. and at
sea, reducing the China bales to the sise ofSuuts
100000 against 3eb 600, whereas the eensu,npsion
OF Great Britain and the Continent is probably
one-third larger than it was at the corresponding
time last year, and the scale of prices is about the
same. The only set of against this il the Ia rye
stock now held by the trade; in the last FIVE week.
they have taken on the average 67eoe bales per
week, and putting their consumption for fhis BE-
rod at $4,000, they must now hold . stock of
10000. But il must be remembered that thew
held literally nothing when the free bvyias ss.-
menced, and could not afford to part with their
surplus while SO deeply under contract. 1t is
obvions now that nothing ba. large and liberal
supplies from America at early date can save
us from drifting into cotton famine, and all it's
accompanying disturbance to trade
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|isl.l..ti.s mtA Gsaslstssiil4s

- - - 60 z. = = -
DsrA1ssIoH n PsoDucs-Ths noti1eotioA Of
ths yssssek C1sdp, pAlA " SSblishsa.
|in oh Thirdly Issue, had the elect to deprsse
shs valas Of ests, rye and barlsy. hlAet there l.
: decline IN produce generally. We clip from tbs
xfssstses ;. fepsm' 1lOJt
The demand for hour il confined to supplying
current wants, and then 10 q sntirs sh1encS Of
any demand on speculation. The market il tery
dul and pomina1ly lower, under the uufsvozkAis
4dsi6es from New York, and sellers are avsrsb to
eaving their transactions reported. conseuuently
he ba1ksof ~ salss making ne n tSlrms kspt
private.
1hssshsAts market w~s dun, Notwithstanding
there was . lAif business done Ii No. i spr4arE
| speculative and to cover short contracts. Thar
y . strong effort making to sustain price,. Il
quite . number OF holders are anxfdAS N 4Saoed.
Corn was dull, in light demand, aaasDrices| de-
elieed about &c per bushel, and closed quiet at
% 70 433c for No. i, sellers demanding the upper
price.
OAss were dull and prices declined to lie Der
eashel, and closed dull at the decline. There were
buyers 4 Is to Isle for fresh reseipts Of No. 1t
| the close and sellers at 26c
Rye was duh aad inactive, and there were
plenty Of sellers, but scarcity of buyers, and
prices were duh and nominally % pss bushsl
lower. sssa4 sfsFffs'<sss s7777,
Barley is in light demand, and the market was
very dull for lots in store, and prices nominally
| lower. Good and choice lots in bags, on track.
are saeablc At fair prices. The stock in stops is
badly damaged by heating. Z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

Ny present residence, situated on the c,

MY present residence, situated on the cor
- ner OF Fourth and Morgan streets lots T. and
block ~ II 10 two story brick house cisht
rooms With - good outbuildngs there are in the
ci'y stable, wood and coal house and wash house The
pr perty all in good repair The lots are we'll f,ied Wit
choice frut trees and shrubbery Peach Pear Ounce
Plum apple and Cherry Trees all fruit bearing
the hoase and three lots will sell the house and lot No
4 upon which all the improvemt are situated The
property IL situated In one of the best neigh horhoods In
the city, only hve minutes walk from same to
portion OF Main street; will be sold At fair price and
upon favorable terms Possession given Immediately
good hand Piano and Piano pol which
not sold will ship It to the manufactures { can he
iound on the premises mentioned or At the of9ce on
Connable = Smyth. (oct6l GEO n anyTu VI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

from the Democrat OF the as,h.1


Flour-The market was decidedly dull, the nd.
vance in New Orleans freight checking the de-
mand. Choice double extra at $l2 IS to II So
medium do at $40 rs; fall single extra at IS rs 10
90; do spring do at IS 40 to 8 so; do super at
81 Is to 90; spring extra at - Is to "a 4s-
Wheat-Choice steady, but low grades weak
Choice fall at 81 IS to 20; strictly prime Mt 81 So
prime fall at 81 20 to 2 40: fair at 81; common
and musty fall At 81 40 to 49, No. | spring at
81 so, and poor do at 81 Is e bushel
Corn-The market was dull for all qualities.
and lower for mixed, with sales of white at rs 10
slci choice yellow at 73c; prime mixed and yellow
q. 81 to Csc: yellow in second hand sacks. and
mixed in new sacks, at 66c.
Wool-Demand active, receipts light, and prices
full with sales of tubMashed at 6Sc, and choice
unwashed at 40sc r. h.
Hay-Lower, and sales at ST. y ton.
Potatoes-Choice qualities were active and
higher to-day, with sales at 6std70 to 80 for
prime and extra peachbiows. 20 for choice neshan
nocks, and 4sc for mixed. Common very dull and
in large supply.
Onions-Receipts liberal and market dull, with
sales at 81 Is p br.
Butter-Choice dairy at 45c; good at 43c: fair
at 40c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

STAMPS ON BILLS OF LADiSG.-The following
ruling in relation to bills of ladine has been re-
Gently announced from Washington
A merchant ships a load of goods and takes a
receipt for the same, properly stamped Upon
this receipt he obtains three bills of iadine, to Of
which the shipper takes and one the ship owner
retains with the receipts.
You inquire how many, if any, of these bills of
lading should be stamped.
reply that domestic bill Of lading is subject
to the same stamp duty q receipt. II it is issued
IN t!iplicsie, the duplicate md the triplicate
should each be stamped the saas - the original.
Tho fact that stamp is afixed 10 the shipping
receipt in no way changes the liability Of the bills
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

CHICAGO FnAsoEs.-The Repstlican Of the
26th, says;
There is still pressure in the money naskst,
ana certain class of borrowers meet with . good
deal OF danculty in obtaining loans from the ms
tionaa banks, rs well as from private bankers.
The supply of currency is actually below the re-
quirements OF trade, as many Of the country banks
have drawn down their balances to 4 low poipt.
The bankers, in all cases, unwilling to make
advances Or securities sthsrwise thau fsrt class
and refuse entirely to discount certain kinds of
grain paper Rates Of interest are in favor q the
iender, but there is no alteration to note sGd6H
business paper is placed at 10 per cent. On the
street. rates are quoted 1t to 2 per cent per
month"
The Evssiss Josrsat II the ssns tiats sans:
The demand for money WAS less pressing to-
day, ovisg msinly ~ the fact that borrowers have
been "bluhed Oh" SO often that they have beocue
discouraged, and have decided to witt swhile be
fore rens4 the atts0pts Thesp5pH Of money
is no better; and the banks refuse to discount for
any but the most deserving customers. The rate
is firm at 10 p cent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

TIE SHOE BUSINESS OF LrSs.-The shoe bus;.
ness of Lynn was greater during the month q,
September than it ever has been before for ! COR.
responding length Of time. The aales Of good.
amounted to one million and four hundred thou-
sand dollars. The Lynn Bulletin remarks thst 90,
Is not reasonable to expect that the ensaipe tvo
months will show as brisk a business a. the NAT
two have done. The manufacturers arc m.nr 81
them changing from thick to thin work. ma N
buyers have very generally secured their winter
s s.s,s orlef iull may be expected There il
DC made, and prices are firm "-Boston Jo.r.cI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

THERE was runaway on Main street yes.
terday Horse attached to small wagon got
fractlous, and commenced series of ener.
getic kicks followed up by vigorous running.
There was man, woman and child in the
wagon when the race commenced, but thew
were soon spilled out. getting muddy but 9th
erwlse unchanged. The small wagon was
extinguished
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

TANPERIsG With the teeth il madness. Avoid
the corrosive dentTt6ces, submit TO no scrAping.
use nothing but SozopoSr. Orient herbs are it.
ingredients 1t preserves the enamel. Itremoves
all impurities. Itarengthens the gains Itdeod-
orizes a tainted breath. II is harmless as water.
and more valuable than it's weight in gold
d-tu-thu sat gF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

NEW FIRx-NEw GooDs.-See the adver.
tsement on our first page of Phillips / Kerr,
successors to Durkee 4 Co. Our friend Phil.
lips has just returned from the East, and the
establishment will henceforth be we'll supplied
with fine stock Of goods.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

SAITH the man who hath wisdom, and is
not devoid of understanding, ''Behold it rain.
eth and the weather is cold and disagreeabls.
WINTER approached. Summer clothing is
played out. Now will turn me about and
seek the clothing store of Hess, Stern & Co.,
and buy me full suit of winter clothing, .,
And he did it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

SERVICES will be held in the United Pres
oyterian Church, on Fifth Strea, between
Main and Blondeau on to morrow sabbath
Oct. 29th, at the usual hour. The Pastor
Rev. DR.. Brown, officiating.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

The eorH.-This the only regiment of col
ored troops that Iowa sent to the feld arrived
here yesterday en- route for Dixie The bows
seemed IN the best of spirits. They have
done good service, and deserve well of the
country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

A PEDESTRIAN, who goeth up and down
Main, says that the pavement between Sixth
and Seventh, and between Eleventh and
Twelfth, on theNNorth side of said street. are
IN sad plight and need repairing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

MERCHANTS who visit our city to buy goods
will find it to their interest to examine E. X.
Harris stock of Boots and Shoes. on north
side of Main, one door from the corner of
Fifth street. oct26- d3t-wlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

An European Minister, himself a veteran off
Ger, remarked that the late review at Washing
ton, was the most imposing display he ever saw,
and Pinkerton's Wahoo and Calisaya Bitters, the
most healthful and pleasant tonic beverage ever
compounded. He is right about the Bitters. Try
them and you will be satisfied. For sale every
where. actlsL2v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

TIE majority for Governor Srosr. in this
State will be about 1900. The Register has
official and reported returns from all but
about dozen small counties, and estimates
the majority at 10000, which we think is
rather below the mark, if any difference.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

For great bargains in good reliable articles
OF cloaks, shawls and dry goods, go to the
one price house of Bostwick l. Co.
oe1S dow
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

THAT OPESING.-Remember that opening
of bonnets at Miss Kings millinery store to-
day. No postponement on account of the
weather. a
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Tss woman in another column pickiae eem.
burg Grape for sPEER's VINE. 1t is an aanir.
he artics, used in hospitals and BY the AMI a..
Families in Parif, London, and New York. i, -.
sesnes to old Port Wine. It Il worth : trial -
orest sasisisstisn. o..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

Persons wishing good suits of Clothes, latest
styles, OF best goods, go to Fraser 4 Clark's,
Main street, bet. 4th and 5th. Tthu.sat-tu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

Losr.-Yssterdsy afternoon; somewhere be-
tween the News DepoG and the Ievee pocket
book containing over sixty dollars in money
and valuable papers. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving it at the News
Depot or this Office. - 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

FoR fine ready made clothing, for clothing
made to order on the most reasonable terms.
kss fencni d Jones. Oct6Im
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Rev. II. Mattice will
preach in the Presbyterian Church, corner of
Fourth and High streets, tomorrow at IL
o'clock A. n.
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"can" thou not Minister to mind deceased

-and, 'rtfA come srees oblirioms antidote.
Cseaass tie foul bosom Of tie psrslons ,tsF
That ~ssAs upon sAs Asa,ff'f
Certainly; PLANTATION BRINE will do il vh,n
nothing elsswin Melancholy, Depression. Hypo.
chondrs, Insanity, all spring, more or Less from
diseased stomach, and this PLANTATION B,r,r,s
Is sure cure for. There il no mistake .bout !,
dyspepsia Headache. Dulness, Ague, and Low
Lpirits must yield to the health giving and genial
influence of the PLANTATION BrrrRRs. Hyov 49,
In doubt, make one trial and be convinced.
d-tue- thu-sst-vIt
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THE Second Iowa Cavalry received . fin,
reception at Muscatine, Tuesday evening. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

WERE glad to meet yesterday the gallsn
Capt. Craig, late Of the 18th Iowa.
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The Des MONIES Rsgister. notes the arrival,
In that city, Of Judge Wright and family.
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APPRENTICES wASrrp.-Youno sfaav an
prentices wanted at the millinery store o.
Mrs. Williamson. oot27.ot
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HIS Honor, Judge Sam F. Miller, arrived
At home yesterday from Des Meines. X
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iron ths Democr,a 81 ~ 96th i


'1azss.~as . ~ - sssasHAssaal
IRON tne democrat q u 10Th
beekA en4 - IN ~ 10
ns.e5z eeeaee m pnes- Ne quots eaaaon aad
t0oo ana cnolos = " -
AEta&SH A.. 80 sesxAf4 ~.
xxx n ~ - ~ Il - 49, - -
Sheep-No buyaes -,.s 1. !.
mand weqp6lH aS q e. ~ n 49, hseA "a,
common TOD -
Mich G@InuDod deu1nd. II "a d 70 uer
head. 49, @%A ~
zss.s. :. E4ss1r
y 1t Z II vfoug q 6ecrs-
-. ~ " icy - 80 > r. - fresi-
1o.', INV z2s49| .1! 5.lz UNI
.utho,;,. ~ 1.-1is, se 49, 3f..se.s
!
fXNRk 04s1Ees.
~ Teisgfap&. fSs3H I'LL a 1u8HenR. 0ct. "a.
Cotton ri - saGisr; Ss0s7 lbr mid
HnR. 2kFFx
Ilour-D $1,000 ~ kvsr. oooe u Dx-
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Lyok sALE-le A1rss of land, all under feuee-1o
scres under esi3 ration and In fruit of there
Ii gAh,e} ADA oTss u timber on hieh there 10
large ne story brick AweiHns. containing n rooms
With ample porcbes ornaDsna1 and fruit trees about
IT. good csalar etstern, saeck veil, With frnme bank
barn. aieo tenant hous% Zee house smoke and chicken
house situated NJ miles from my once on the s., Trnn
sisve road Win be sold for the remasf ably low prc.
o. s5,oos Enquire Of lsep2] Il. B. TES-EYCK.
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kNOR SALE.-A one story Frame Dwell
4 ing House, containing seven rooms ceiier eisterr
fui tos veil fenced, which Ii large brick barn in
which arc three finished still room for rev
eral horses and carriagestuAfcd the corner OF
Third and Concert Streets convenient business
This property viii bs sold cheap for cash Enquire Of
sedfe r. B. TEN-EYCH
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kOR SALE-A two story Brick Dwelling,
With IL rooms, cistesn celler good frame stable for
fsur horsss i lot viii fruit trees &c
hh property h IN the best OF order and will be sold
with without tAs Furniture now in the house This
property located on Mesran between 18th and 10th
su se aad viii be sold for the remarkably price OF
NWo, In cash, hsiancein three esua an al
payments, With interest Enquire OFF w. ffIs psos or
seps ~ HB TEN EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-28

esfupeovsnents With ful11ct situated on Hank vreet
bstvsea 1stanA dstrests, Ksokuh. nels aeod Price
O,0e. ffsslsl H.D fM-BYCK.
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ESOR SALE. The south hal of the doutI,
Il brick residence formerly occupied by N hccrta.
ksq, containing rooms, good cellar cisteEn static
and All in good order This property situated On
between Seventh and Eighth streets and is very
Desirable residence in COED neigh Possesscr
the nret Of October next. Title coed sale. In
qufre OF Jyl5f II. b. TEN-EYCK
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nor SALE-Tvo Beautiful Lot. a,

High street, tncrth side. between 9Th and 1ctk
streets with small frame d. citing also IS
Of lot in block f6e the Of 18th and Msy
street sorth sdel with frame 81 Also east &C
feet Of lot block lee on johnson street adjoining
Wiiiians Foundry All this property viii be sclc
ehesp- The title good sale. Enquire of
june23 HI B TENEyCK
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story double brick Dwelling House ,contanin ain
cistern good cellar houee painted and oaksd al
over lot and all In good order situated nser
the 18th and Des Moinss TftIe nod
Price 81 800 Enquire of H.B rKN-HY0S
mch6
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EOR SAiA-A Cottage Frame Dwelling
Il House, Dor oecapied by william veneil With 81
rooms eisi-rn, celia wood house, full lot and well
fenced, with fruit I, situated High befves.
Seventh aud Eighth streets Keokuk Title grcd Per.
session LIST ofoctober. Enqnlts Of
4 jy14 3. TRg-EFCE
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FOR SALE-A desirable residence. The
= tve story Brick House occupied By g. o. Fuller
% Concert, between Twelfth and Thirteenth sfreess
Fhh properfyis In good repair and ar
ranged Title perfect. sagisl H. B. TES-EYCK.