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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-15

FUNERAL OF GEN. MoIRrs.-The remains
Rreyet Brig. Gen. Wm. w. Morris Colonel OF the y
n s. ARTILLERY who died at Fort MoEenry. BatlmcfS
on Monday last reached jersey City by special usm
ia,t evening The body was takon In charge on "
arrival by military escort OF Regular troops ana Coz
viewed to this CITY. Il will lie IN state in tie
Room Ciry Hall till IL o'clock r. m to-day anu N.x.
ward will be escorted to Trin.y Church shere ~
funeral services viii be held. An Invitation
toaded TO the officers Of the array ana navy W -
paying their respects to tie d1aa.
ARREST OF THIEyEs.-0u "Wednesday mV n,.s
Ing the store No. 393 Broadway ocsulieu rood~
aoor Inv David Cohen dealer in gents iHrntsns NO.
and Henry Posner dealer in cigars, sSo ~ Soods -
ETC. was entered BY burglars snd r1DOV cySaiss CarH
the amount 81 So F,os OF Of he Fifth Precinct srress.
s ouoa ara JOHN Rely In D ss p snd sss -.
X; S Ssss iS9S 81 the
lery M1cI r ,S uropo.y stolen from thorn Ts. "a
Ip. .si srs ..ill ds.e,lad u the ss.los eossA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-15

Vorcl act. Norton & Acknowledgment fol
plaintiff Reference ordered to take account
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12
In = FIX.

The Dubuque Times of July 25th, tells the
following good one, perpetrated on a depu-
ty sheriff Of Buchanan county by Roruba-
cher, an individual convicted of robbine the
Buchanan county safe and sentenced to the
penitentiary therefor. The deputy sheriff.
with two bailiffs. was taking Rorubacher to
Butler Center, to give evidence in the Pol
lard case-Polard being charged with the
same offense.
At certain point on their journey the par
ty saw some wild ducks in pond, and ii was
remarked to be a fine shot. The deputy
hauled ont his revolver, cooked it. and was
Rorubacher, you are a good shot with q pis-
tol, amt your .'Of course said Roru-
bacher. Take the revolver, then, and try
your hand at those ducks Rorubacher
took the weapon, jumped out of the little
wagon, and advancing towards the ducks for
about ten or twelve steps, then, suddenly
wheeling around and covering them with the
pistol, told the deputy and his aids to get out
of the wagon, and very quickly, az he intend
ed to take ride by himself.
Imagine the "feelinks" of that little crowd
as they began to crawl down out of that
wagon, for the prisoner-witness had the only
pistol in his possession. Shaking the pree-
nant hinges of their knees, with scarce mus
cular strength to hold them up, they COM
menced their ''perilous Descent" and when
almost accomplished the prisoner relieved
them of their mountainous load by walk
ing up TO them and delivering mp the revolver.
declaring he would not take advantage of the
opportunity offered and of the sheriff in that
way. Who says there is not some honor
among thieves? Rorubacher is said TO be a
fine looking, Intellectual man, and one who
might have been an ornament to society had
he believed and acted upon the old adage,
Honesty is the best policy"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12


Cotton-S Shade lower II 4ae Tor middling
Fiour-Duil and 10 to l6c loAsr On coinnon gYAabs
While eooA brands In moderate rsqasst an1 With
AsdeA change in psss q 49, = iue extra Geals
800 90 for co9noa 10 = sdiun sxtsA Western: 75e
a. . for common to good shipptng bsandb Extra =.
4. o. and $500 o. for trade brapds. nasks1 clossg
heavy for eoanon and hSn FIR god eEa1se laposAs1
in salss 1000 bbs chotcs 1sas esss, ~ - Aali
EsisSy -sAsls 1srsr = : u - v~en
whsas-Dail and 70 = iOwss 1Dring. Whtss
Winter still hsld qsiss Armly II %aol - lor NIL
Ciab; 4sol - ios choice Amber NIL; ~ for ~
csgo Spring, .ad az Dr nsw Winter Re- essfs-
Buley snd sarisy Iaii-Dull and nominal
Coru-Ops ned dull. bot eIossd shsas ArnsR u M
Soc unsound pO< 9oic Ter soasA MIXED Wsss&n nd
o2c for high mixed, nearly yeiiSw
Oais-oute arm At et0eS1fc for wsstssn.
Kcs-Dull-
Cnnee-Oull
susar-Duil, With sales Of Gaia and MuseovsAo a
2oleaas-puM
Wool-Uull
Petrolesu-Quiet aud ssaady ~ 13l<o1se for Cruds,
57l<1ssc fog k-apsd In henA, and 10 Srss bominal.
Pork-Upened heavy and loS~, bet r,ossd nsors
Arnly ~ n 7h0S2 = br nsv ns.a. csip,sg = = n
- o0D3e Is prime mes Alec. no bels No.
for August and September, sellers option At 81 ~
~ 90
Bsse-sss.ay ats soola sefo plais .sss. asl 10 q
GA 50 for extra mesa
Beef Hams-l2niet
Cut Aesss-Duii At ieo17c for shoulders, sDa 3o0
81 &c for hams.
Bscou-Dull
LAri-L<ss scsise, bot Arm
Buttss-Lsss sctivs - yoo2ic Tor Ohio and 1nO36l
Tor STATE.
chs+s.-Qniet at sals1<e for common 70 prime
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12


Flour-Market steady and firm, with saleu Of
low and medium double extra at s. SO to 50 Ga:
good double extra 1t <lo@tl0 50; choice single
extra at IS rs; do spring wheat extra at 81 So do
spring super at 81.
Wheat-The market was without change. choice
fall at 81 25@2 IS; good and prime fall at 81 50
@ 30; fair do at 81 65@l Is; common fall at
81 4o@l 50; club at 81 $50 40.
Corn-Saes mixed and yellow in lots at 75c,
subject to inspection; mixed white ct SOC.
Oats-Sales old, fair to choice, from So to 63e
Rye-Dull and lower at 77ic.
Provisions-Market quiet and unchanged The
only sale reported was SO bills mess and N. o.,
one-haf of each, ut $29 round.
Whisky-MaFket steady, and saJes Of 135 bbls
in various lots 1t 81 70, and 10 do ct q 10 per
gallon.
Hides-Flint arc in demand, with sales at 123fa
173c.
Hay-Market quiet and unchanged, and sales
IT'S bales old tight pressed ct - and 50 do new
loose-prcssed at y 90 per ton.
Rggs-Lsowsr, and sellag 1t l4@ISc, re-
counted.
Wool-Msrket firm, and sales tub washed At
ESQ hesce- sashed 81 Soc; unwashed Ut Sse
Groceries, good feeling prevails and mir
business is doing FROM FIRST hanas ct eur Quota
tons. We quote prime Rio 1t 33c other grades
from 304 to Sc; Java Ut 3703Sc. Sugar was
steady and firm, with fair business iron Arst
hands at l4(0l6c for Louisiana; l8o ~ extra
choice old renllsd; i02@ 174c for Porto Rieos Isl
@ loc for Cuba; l34@l4A for Muscovado. Mo-
lasses is in very light supply. New York syrdps
are selling ct 60@e5. We quote rice from frst
hunds ct liz to Ia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

,fmantiaI mn Commercial.
DAILY GAfR CIrY OTYrcH,
An~SnA I'M. l00k.

DAILY GArE Clrr OTrrcs,
sse8 Asgast 1lth, 1875. !
To-day business was quite sctive, especially IN
the produce line We tried to keep track Of tie
price 81 me various articles offered but only pr
tally succeeded New Oats were tsksa readily d
ssas old are worth size. Corn SID - ~; sellers
wanted $50, bat buyers held Of. New Potatoes
were plenty, with sales Of common 1t eSc; choice
1t s5c. Timothy Hay, loose, sold at $l4 per top;
Prairie $40. Butter declining, selling 1t Is 70
224c, according to quality. Eggs ~ quote at Is
u fee, With downward tsndeasy.
wHEAr-Spring 81 o5 to 81 20, according TO
quality; Fall, old, Il 80 to 81 70, in conditiae.
No new wheat has been offered yet, and bat .
moderate quantity Of old.
FLouR-Euperhnc IS so; Extra Spring ~ 80;
Extra FAN s. 50; Double Extn $40 70 10 Is.
SxEDs-F Flax Is worth 81 40; Timothy 81 50 10
s. so.
GRocERIEs-In the Grocery line there is bnt
little change, Sugars firm 1t 143c for Cuba and
Porto Rico; Isl to Ice for prime; lsA to lie fbr
choice; lssc for c; 2ic for A; and &c for crush
ed and powdered. Coffee, We qsote At 80 to 53c;
Old Government Java 3sc. Soda, advancing, VI
quote ct I0}c. Star Candles are firm 1t &c. Cot
ton Yarn 80 to Csc. Linseed Oil, higher, at rs
TO 80. Lard Oil 2 90. Nails are up, and quoted
ut 6 so rates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

SOLDIERS PAY.-in a note from Paymaster
General Brice, in reference to the extra paw
to be given to soldiers who have been prison.
ers, he says: "To entitle soldier to the
three months extra pay, under order of the
Secretary of War, dated May both, 1865, he
must have been returned prisoner of wal
discharged since that date; and his final pa.
pers must show by special remark, the extra
pay to De due stnder said order Those prison.
ers OF war who have returned to duty with
their commands before the Both of May are
not entitled
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

Tn LApx's Fh1r1D.-Ws 16vs received
the September number. The lady sabseri'
ben win b pleased b. THE months visit o.
Che FairsD. Coaching the Butterfly" i {
pretty steel plate. A. alsD the fIhis4 phaS
'Looking for Esther" Is vell executed
wood cut.
Among the literature Of this number ~
find Cherry Lawn, By Hattie Hammond
Loves Idolatry, Paroled, Titan vercelli
Looking Beyond, Mn. Nelendy's Match, ,,
Frances bee; The village Beauty and Il,
City Bella, By Ass. =. n. Russell; The So.
Of Life, By Bella z. Spencer; The Midnn
mer Child, b lula Gin; Marriage By III
Way, by sophie Nay; Told By the Sun, By
Bsstrice Colonna. Editorials, Fashions, Re-
ceipts, &c.
Price $3.50 year copies $500. sAd
dress Deacon Peterson, $40 Walnut street,
PHILADELPHIA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

IT TROUBLES THEM SoRELY.-T6e central
organ of the democratic party in this State.
the Illinois State Register, in trying to make
capital for its party, asserts that Chief Justice
Chase wishes the negro to be represented in
the Federal Congress- The Register forrets.
or effects to forget, that the negroes are now.
and have been since the formation of our
government, represented in the Federal
Congress" So long as there we're slaves in
the country, those slaves represented in the
ratio of three to Eve. All free negroes vare
represented the same a. white men. The
breaking up of slavery will give fifteen more
representatives to the late slave States. h.sad
on the negro population. In three Of TIA lata
rebel States the colored inhabitants exceed
those OF the whites; hence what Is gained N
congressman in those States will be ltnecrn,
representatives. The Reoister has poth;n. -
say against this. 1t has always been drmh
on that subject. We apprehend the great
difiiculty lies in its fear that BY permift;ns the
negro to vote, some man Of kbersl ur;nc.nlas
may be elected to Office from those N4afes
and that plantation manners'' NAV IL 70,
buked even in the South. Il 10 NO vise lilel,
that democratic editors and politicians vonld
feel scandalized at al 1t the idea Of : re~rc
sodng, were Il mot for the fear that tHev
voaA yete against their party. That 1000
% Oe the great trouble With them, and ~ -
sccount Of any injustice thaE would s. doee
70 the white raee BY pefmittine The freedre1r
g exercisa the elective franchise. Hrrir
1rans1ipk =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

A SOLDIER from Oskaloosa passed here
yesterday, en- route for Washington. He is a
witness in the case Of the United States rs.
Captain Wertz. If the voiceless graves-no |
unmarked pits lat Andersonville could find
utterance, many an Iowa soldier could tell q
tale of murder that would send terror to the
heart of this assassin of Union soldiers, and
blanch the cheek of his quasi defenders. We
meet, too, everywhere and daily, living wit
nesses from our own State of the horrors q,
that prison life and the brutality of the
keeper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

MANY OF our citizens will doubtless remem.
Der the young scion of chivalry and the slave
whip, Capt. Winder, of Andersonville fame
Viliainous son of villainous sirel Gen
John ID. Winder may be proud of his son. ;f
he makes himself the standard of manhood
Capt. Winder selected the location for the
Andersonvills stockade. He was sent from
Richmond for that purpose in the latter part
OF 1883. Says party who speaks advisedly.
:" When it was suggested to him by disinter.
ested but humane spectator of his operations.
that it would perhaps be better to leave the
trees standing within the proposed stocksde,
- they would afford shade to the prisoners.
he replied that was just what he was not
going to do; he was going to make . pen for
the - Yankees, where they could rot faster
than they could be sent there.'n M.nv an
lows soldier could tell how veil his nan A.
complshed it, mission. Now this same Win.
der was, before the breaking ont Of the rebel
hon, dweller within our own city--ous n
the +. 7. VS., hobnobbing With he rspre-
ssatstives Of the chivalry here, an active loc.,
Democratic partisan, and WAS elhowed aro-pa
BY those quondam democratic, now copper.
head eent1emen, Who are % anxiously seel.
iag soldief votsa The soldiers viii b. ant J.
rsmsnb& Windsr, Ande-sonville and tAa;r
staEvsd conrAdes, md lst the copnorv r>da,1
ssk svs1sliaaa sanss, vilAess - e1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

That REcEPTIoS.-We know that our
friends are earnestly and wide awake in this
matter, and are going on with the prepare
tons for 1t. We know, further, that there is
a delay to await other arrivals of Iowa sol
diers. But hope those having it in charge
will make public announcement of the time
when, place, where and the other etceteras
OF the programme as early as practicable.
Let it be grand AFFAIR." reunion that shall
be pleasure to the soldiers and citizens.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

CoxxuBIAL FELICITY AND BLIss-How WIVES
SHOULD BE TREATED.-Nothing is more suscePti-
BILE Of harm :" from the storms Of the rude world
than the delicate nature Of woman. The husband
remains hearty and robust in seasons whom the
fral and delicate wife DROPS like rudeiy han
died, sensitive plant. "The storm that leavesth
oak unscathed uproots the flower" II your wife
is ailing, if sickness prostrates her, if maternal
solicitude and care wear upon her, remember, you
are the heaven appointed guardian Of her health.
which will assist Nature in restoring her to full
vgor. PLANTATION BrrrEBs are just the thing
she needs. Their effect in building up the sys-
TEN, restoring the life forces to their original Wig
or, creating blood and adipose matter, is truly
magical.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

SEVERAL CHASGEs.-There is evidently a
spirit, or something else, moving the retail
grocerymen of our city. Yesterday we notice
that Messrs. Urch 4 Drake were moving into
the large room in the Atheneum building.
Messrs. W. H. Vansant & Co. are going to
move into the room vacated by Urich L Drake.
and Mr.. J. B. Nodlee is to open out a retail
grocery store in the room now occupied by
Messrs. ". II. V. Il Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

MEN Who CANNOT MAKE SPEECHES.
of the most singular developments of the
times is the appearance in American public
life of class of men who cannot make
speeches. Thus, we have Lieutenant Gen.
eral, who, when he is fairly cornered hv an
admiring crowd, will make two or three bows,
but will not let word out of his mouth any
more than he would Pemberton out of Vicks-
burg or Lee out of Richmond. Gen. Sher.
man on similar occasions, attempts but the
most meager replies, although he is ready
and pungent enough with his pen. General
Thomas returns thanks, and that is all; while
the gallant Sheridan simply says "excuse
me, boys, you know / never make speeches. .
Boston Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

We call attention to the card of Messrs. Re-
+. Barry d Co., commission merchants, St.
Louis, Mo. The senior member of the firm,
MIR. Barry, has been prominent business
man in that city for many years, and for a
part of the time cashier of the Merchants
Bank. Mr.. Cassidy is an influential business
man from st. Charles, Mo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

~ fslsgraph.l CEIaAse- Asg. IL.
Rlour-steady. Sales IT o2JfDl0 u for White win
ter and v011 rs for Spring Extr,s.
wheat-2c higher. Sales q No. l epring At 30
AK, closing ~ ~ 10 saies. Red Wintss NJ
higher, In consequence o. break in canal
,orn-.sics Il No ss 'o072c In store and 7s54o74s
anoat.
Oats-Dull at 48osos.
Rye-1c higher. eales Of No. 4 ct f0DGlc
barley Unssstied at 10O1 II for No e.
Whisky-Rirm IT laD2 Il.
Prostioas-Stagssut Sellers Of mess pork ct - 90
buyers at y 90 eales OF extra m.ss Il so 90.
Lard-Dall and nominal.
Beef CattieIn light supply and 2sc higher Sale
t00e 80 for prime, aad soQD6 20 Hpv medium
HoGs-sOs higher. Sales At 10 Kali IS.
kxehangs-firm st par buying and lilo prsnian sel
ing.
Gold-ltOk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

A WALKING CESruRY.-D. Styles, an onon.
agenarian who voted twice for Washington,
and cas- voted at every Presidential election
since, was on the streets yesterday. walking
and talking with his friends. The old ren-
tleman's health is good, and his activity Is
equal to many old men who have not reached
even three score years and ten, and con-
sidered to carry age well.
Should he live, and he bids fair to do 30,
brief eighteen months more, be will turn
over his first century of existence as q thing
of the past.-Dubuque Times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

OuR townsman, Mr.. James H. Green. We
learn, has, in connection with some othe,
capitalists, purchased the business and good
will of Gaff, Cochran L Co., the heavies,
Government contractors in the West 70,
forage. 1t is the intention to locate in New
Orleans, and engage in the commission and
produce business. Mr.. Green has been in
the produce business for several years. and
has by careful attention and promptnes.
gained the confidence of the people in the
surrounding country, and we can, therefore
commend the new firm to the confidence O,
shippers and dealers. Also, owning thei,
own steamboats, and barges, will give them
great facilities in the trade, the advantages o,
which will present itself to every shipper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

To FRu1r DEALExs. Having supplied our
Job Office with complete electrotype plates,
we are prepared to print fancy and appro-
pirate labels forPeach and Tomato cans in .
style equal to any Eastern establishment.
Labels for other kinds of fruit can also be
printed in as many colors as desired, at the
lowest possible price.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

new Hofk Money Mor6ets
By Telegraph. NEW YoAE, Aug IL
Money-kulss easy st per cent. call loans
Sterling kxchange-ffrm, With rather more doing q
1o63<e1oo ~ gold. arst chs bills
0csEnxcitsd sne lover; opening at lN y, dsclising
70 l&91]. and closiag ct 1&l1S
0ovsrnmeut eeOckp-Rtrm
30 Coupons (nss isse) lo<N.
Treasury 1907 ga sssies.l 90.
80 frsasaFy I'd ssriss) 30.
otocks-steady -
ctP 7oa Q lssj car los; MAR ss,1
81 web -; y way.s % A1TH - oANE
pad va scrip 1895 yr Cert g. Pse Nail ~
e2k Erie 80. Q . q l07: Hudsoa ia IA.
lem e: Rssdins 1851 y 1885 seIG folsds loi;
Il Cert =: Quicksilver 50
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

AFRAID TO LAusH.--Ladies sometimes reprcss
their laughter to avoid revealing the discolorStion
and imperfection of their teeth. Fair ones, we
would advise you to try the Fragrant Soxonosr.
1t will remove, at once, all impurities, arrest the
progress Of decay, and whiten such parts ~ have
already become black by decay, and leave the
breath as fragrant as a rose.
fd-tu-thu- sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

AucTIoS.-Howe 4 Tyler will sell this
morning at 10 O'Clock, one mahogany divan
In black hair cloth; one set chairs do do
one rocker do do; two new high post bed
steads one fine hobby horse; one large tar
paulin, heavy duck and nearly new one large,
superb cooking stove, (the Peacemaker''
nearly new; also, lot Of other stoves and fix.
ms
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

THERE was meeting of the citizens of Des
Moines to hear the report of the committee
from that place that recently visited Keokuk
upon railroad matters. Gen. Tuttle, of this
committee, is still in our city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

SHIPPING TAGs.-Our merchants and dealers
who require shipping tags will send their or
ders to the DAILY GATE jon OrF1cE. Having
made arrangements with the manufacturers,
we can furnish them in any quantity 1t the
lowest figures. Those who have not been
using tags will find them great convenience.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

TIE public on lower Main street were fur
nished the exciting novelty of runaway,
yesterday morning. Public curiosity graft
fed, and no particular damage done.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

We advise our citizens not to patronize the
blacksmith on the corner of Twelfth and Main,
unless they want to pay four prices for their
work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

THERE was large meeting on Thursday at
Ottumwa, in favor Of the early completion Of
the North Missouri road to Cedar Rapids.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

RIv. A. T. MORTON win preach at the New
School Presbyterian Church ct II o'clock 4.
n. and O. clock P. u. tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

TIE Fort Madison folks had . grand time,
~ learn, as their soldier supper Thursday
evening. 49, Ma
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

THERE win be meeting Of Hardin Lodge
Saturday evening. Work on the third de-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

EOR sALE-A three story brick sses
building lot % by l&o fact situated on Main
between sth and 9th streets Keokuk Price 81 coo p
session lat Of October next Enquire OF
0ch1 II. b. TEN-EYcR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

n LII Railroads. m Iowa cssrv Passengers
q bali fare, and Freight Tor kxhibition ffee d
~ ~. g q pr cent vest r Mse1sea Or Passsa-
= half fAss. Wsstern etags Conpeap Hsehsst 1o-y
hsa lccssssssatoas fire .Ns1e NO n a. Nrt, 49,
Al tnebsnAttea oheef11lly h1Euhf1d - sppajca1iop
70 J. =. eaABy1R, Bsers1as1,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

EWk SALE-Lots and 8 in Block
III on the corner Of 18th and Paiean streets. VII
- sesA 1t . bargain. m ntre Of
magl = 80 H H.TKN. TYcH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

Ar rmR PAR PRrCR o. aaOY
1hspriv,legs 70 exist for thirty asys asr publeatios
Of notice that on he's bosa struoA.
Applications for shares be ma6e TO the Secretary
HOWL 4 fYLD1'S
0U1348D o. 1laaa e6sNet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

d-Tue-Thu-Sat-wlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-12

R1 SALE-Twenty acres Of beauti.
- fhl 0aren a. Gnps LAsd On and psar the No..
go river, aeeat three mile above the citv Of eohrS
H. God tficss - go. 1nquir- Of
- - Il 4 4RHnYcr