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Washington telegraph., 1865-04-20
App0nattOx, April 9th.

= p'Hi"ttoA' NJ prli STn-
Gen. K. + Lee, Commanding G. S.
army In a-cordan ce with tie sub
stance of my lefer to you Of the Sth. [
propose to receive the surrender of the
Array Of Northern Virginia, o-wit: he
rolls Of all the officers aad men to be
made in duplicate, one copy to be given
to an officer q, signated by ne, and the
other to be- returned by such officers ~
You may desiguas The officers to Give
thsir individual paroles not to take up
arms against the L. > until pronerlv eI-
changed, and each company OF regiment
= commander sIgn a like parole for tho
laon OF their commands. Tie arms, al
iiiery and publ c property to be acked,
tackled, and turned over to the oiiicer
appointed by LIE TO rec, We them This
viii not embrace the side arms of tb. Of
licet~. and not their private horses or
baggage. This done, each officer aud
man viii be allowed to return 10 their
homes, not to be disturbed by the u ).
authorities so long as they observe their
parole and the laws IN force where they
may reside
Very respectfully,
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-20
April 8th

Gen Lee. commanding in tEa state Of
The result of the last week must
vince you of the hopelessness upon
part Of the army of Northern Vir-
ia IN this struggle. | feel that it is
and regard it as my duty to shift
n myself the responsibility of any
tlsr sHusion of blood, by asking YOU
surrender all that portion of the q =.
y known as the army u Northern
Very respectfully.
l. 5. GRANT, Lt.-5s1. Comd' q.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-20
April 9th.

General Il received your note of this
morning, on the picket lines. whether /
had come to meet you, and ascertain def
rltely, what terms were embraced in your
proposition of yesterday, with reference
to the surrender of this army. now re-
quest an interview in accordance with the
terms offered contained in yours of yes
terday for that purpose
Very respectfully, your obt Serv't.
Il. f. LEE, Gen.
To 1t. Gen. Grant,
Commanding L. S. Armies.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-20
April Sth, 1865

r. - -tAif IOp(s
ia R /. Lee, COmd'g Army, c S.
J Your note Of last evening, in reply
lae of same date, asking conditions
/ which | would accept the surrender
+s army of Northern Va, is just re-
I'D In reply | will say. that peace
3 my first desire, there is but one
Atlon | insist upon-nameIy, that
men surrendered shall be disqualified
+ taking up arms again against the
'eFnaeut of the United tates until
Ptrly exchanged. l will meet you ar
saate officers t. meet any officers you
name for the purp Sc of arranging
1llltsy the terms upon which the snr-
gI OF the army of Northern Virginia
Dc received. Very respectfully.
I. S GRANT,
Comd'g Army, u. S, A.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-20
Anril OH. 1865

3 Lt-Gen Grant, Comd 'g.-GeneraI:
a7s received your note Of this date
lnsh not entirely of the opinion you
GsSs & the hopelessneSs Of future re
ace Hpon the part Of the army OF
1len Virginia, reciprocate your
re to avoid useless e.fdsion of blood,
therefore, h fore considering your
3'sitiOns. ask the terms upon condi
Of our surrender.
l-igned) r. Z. LEE.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-20
War Department, Washington,
April 9th 10 \ NJ.

April 9th, 10 \ NJ.
lVpgsEO that a salute of 200 guns be
Elst the Head Quarters of every Ar
/ aud Department. and at every Post
I Arsenal in the L. S, and at the
5itary Academy at West Point. upon
ript of this order, in eommemoration
he surrender of Gen. Lee and the Ar
=. Nor hern Virginia, TO Lit. Gen
aut aud the Army under his COM
ID. Report uuon the receipt and ex-
NON of this order to be made to the
futant General at Washington.
E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War,
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-20

Clifton House, Va, April 9th.
n Stanton, Sec. of War:
The following correspondence has
In place between Gen Lee and my
/ There has been no relaxa.io in
tsag during it's pendeucy.
u S. GRANT, Lt..Gen.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-20
COmd'g Army, U. S. A.
April s, 1865.

April 3, 1860.
p'esfal' received at a late hour
loIs Of today, in answer to mine of
[Fuay' | did not intend to propose
4l'assr Of the army of Northern Va
a'k the terms of your proposition;
De frank, | don't think the emer-
20 urgent for the surrender of this
as the restoration of peace should
OBJECT of all | desire to knew
~ Your proposal would teud L
~N therefore meet you to surren-
~ army of Northern Virginia; but
/" your proposals may affect the
'sFate States forces under my com
aud tend to the restoration of
should be pleased to meet you
an. tomorrow Oh the old stag.
v Richmond, between the picket
v The two armies.
y ''spsctful y your obdt servt.,
H. X. f. LEE
''Vsn. Gront, Comd'g {. S. A.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-20
1OOtIH'Il
L. 5. GRANT, Lit. Gen.
Hid. yQrs. Army of Northera Va.

April 9th.
1t Cen Grant, Commanding u. $
Army. General Il have a letter of this
date, containing The terms of surrender
# the Army of Northern Va. as pro.
posed by you. As they are substantial.
ly the same as those expressed in your
letter of the Sth inst They ure accepted.
! will proceed to designate the proper
officers to carry the stipulations into eff
feet.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-20
Very resp'y, your ob't serv't,
Il +. LEE, General.

War Department, Washington, April
80 1t Gen. Grant:-Thanks be to
Almighty God for the great victory
whicn he has this day crowned you and
tue grand army under your command
The thanks of tins Department, and OF
the Government, and of the people OF
the u 5. Their reverence and honor
have been deserved, and will be given
to you and the brave and gallant officers
and soldiers of your command for all
time. h. VI. 81 ANTON,
Sec. of War.
Leading members of the Georgia Le-
gislature entertain The opinion that Lee.
Johnston and Davis will retreat to that
State, and then cross the Mississippi
river. 1t is again stated that the presi-
dent would soon issue another amnesty
proclamation
Camden, April 1S.-An. officer writes
from Mississippi river, dated 14th ins:.
that tao " Times London correspond
ent states that treaty between the Con-
federate States of America and France
was signed by Napoleon on the Sth day
ofMareh.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-20

So April 9th, 1865.
i of 4" Lee, COmd'g G. 5. A.-Your
sulb Yesterday received AS | have
es, tb my to treat upon the subject OF
Id Da, 'as Aes Ing fOr 10 o'cl OK A. NJ
Ssvsr, l G 10 any good. L will state,
,i.us sor ,us'al' that l am equally
P'acs a, veurssIf, and tn.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-20

The balance can be paid in negroes,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

AT this season Of the year, when bathing
is the fashion, few sensible ideas in regard
to what ought to be done at dangerous times
may save many lives. Persons who swim
and frequent the water ought to have some
good plan, of procedure impressed on their
minds, so that in case of accident it might be
of service. "A recent treatise on the art Of
swimming says of the rescue OF drowning
persons:
If YOU have any distance to swim, the wisest
plan is to undress, which can be done In q
few seconds. You have then more freedom
Of limb, and can rush through the water with
speed and alacrity. And if the drowning
person should succeed in clutching you, your
chances of freeing yourself, being naked, are
innumerable, compared with what they would
have been had you been hampered with your
wet clothing. When you approach the
drowning, watch diligently for an opportunity,
and seize him by the back of the arm below
the shoulder You will, in this position, be
enabled to keep him at arms length before
YOU, and exercise the most perfect control
over his and your own movements. His face
being from you. the temptation to grapple
with you is removed, and you have more facil-
ity to make to the shore or most convenient
place of landing. Never attempt to seize a
drowning person by the hair of the head.
There is great danger to be unprecedented In
so doing. for as the arms are at liberty, you are
to be caught in death-grip at any moment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

finantiaI aIto Commercial.


New York Market.
NHw YoRK, July 10.
Cotton-l to 2c lower 1t 4sO4oc for niddiing.
Flour-Prm Sos good and dull and declining for com
mon brsnds ct 600e 60 for Extra etAxe 500e % IN
Super.
Whest--pull Spring quiet and firm, With fair inquf.
~ Tor Winter at 81 llDl 20 for Chicago Spring. and
loNl q fos MI Club; - for Amber Nil 50o1 q
for winter Red.
Rys-scarce and firm At &c for Western
Barley-Quiet.
Corn-without decided change at 7aos2c for unsound
83@S31<c for mixed Western, and 80 Onto
(sts-l 70 % better II 61@62c for Western.
Rice-Dnli 1t 95f0l0kc
C6nee-SteAAy.
PuxAx-eteady at l2@15lzc for Cuba and Muscoyedo,
and Havana = 1Sc
MoIaseee-,Oujet; Porto Rico at nc.
Petroleul6-Duli ~ 32xc for Crude; 61ObSc for ~
aned in Bond and op@71c for DO Free.
PorI-oaies at so soasl 7ss for new mess closing at
81 CO. cash: ~ 20 for 1861 do; 3 so for PRIME and
q 25a23 rs for prime mess.
Bsef-Quet at 10 ooDi4 90 for plain mess, snd II oo
ale 90 for extra meas.
Beef Hams-ouiet.
and 196211zc for hams.
Bacon More active
L.rd-Quiei and hrmer at l7IIzsa2a3<c.
Butter-Quist at 1Sg25c for Ohio, and IS9Ssc fos
State.
Cheess-sales at sole for common 10 prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20
Cattle Market.

NEw YORK, July IL.
The total sales Of beeves foot up ~ for the veek
3s60 Of which sold Allenton mostly on Monday
Owing light supply last week and cool weather. these
rumbers though seemingly large were net sueient 70
carry prices from the high figures Of week ago
and all the taken at mostly 1t u
q i6c, the average being about laLc eevesAi OF the
drov.s Of superior quality.
Cows selling slowly at hrmer prices
Veal calves selling quickly ~ elfe, generally NJ
loc in Tote few selected extra fat sold At lie
sheep and iAmbs doing better. some fat, picked
lots selling attic 1t requires good stock to bring e5sc
and fair sheep to command &C. Lamt~ were In Request
| ct 1oa12lxe
Live hogs sold IL 5o@ll rs for dstiliery and II u
"a IL rs for corn fed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20
Foreign Gossip.

-Sothern is said to be as big snog in
London as any of those he mimics on the
stage. His servants, footmen. and lacqueys,
are as nobby as any in Hyde Park.
Thomas Pickford. who since 1894 has
been the English Consul at Paris, is dead.
He has been in the British foreign service
since 1914.
Mr.. Charles James Jefiries, whose song,
Jeanette and Jeannot, was much better
known in this country than its composer, died
recently in London.
The Duke Of st. Adams viii shortly be
united to Miss Christopher, lovely heiress Of
great wealth.
The Duke of Morny has left his heirs an
income of one hundred and thirtyhve thou
sand dollars year.
The famous vessel Alexandra, intended
for blockade-runner, has been turned into a
river boat. and now plies between London
and Grayesend. She is novelty on the
Thames. as she is the only boat that has cabins
upon deck, in the American style.
"A workman in brewery at Stamford,
England. lately met with fearful death. He
was sitting in drowsy state ON the edge of a
tub. containing malt liquor at temperature
of about one hundred and fifty degrees. Some
one entered and spoke to him. This startled
him, and he fell backwards into the vat, and
was scaldedio death.
Prince Napoleon will soon proceed on q
voyage of decentralization or discovery
which is likely to keep him away for con
siderable period He will be escorted by q
body of Swans. The Princess Clotilde vii
probably pass the winter in Italy.
a huge boa, on exhibition at the Pari:
hippodrome, recently struck the side of hil
cage 30 hard as to partially break it away be
then passed through the opening on to the
ground. The spectators were panic stricken
and tried to escape, but thee serpent-tamel
quickly seized the reptile and put i. in another
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

BY Telegraph. CHICAGO July 10.
wheat-Clo-ed quiet at l iIs{.
Fiour-Extremely delI. but not quctsbls lower.
CarnFsir shipping demand, aud el ssed trm at SIC
for Ne. /. ssI a5c Far NJ . ;ga50c for Rejected.
Bsfiey-Quie al 6s 6sc for No ?
Rye-scarce aud in demand CSC for Ne. !, and &c
for No q
Whisky-More active at 2 Of
Provisions frrr. tales Mess Pork at - 20, and
Prime Mes Pork at ~ 0o0g5 90 Rumps ~ lse shout
ders At '6c packed Besf harms At S5c Sides held ct lo
and none offering. Hams At 2oc. loose.
Lard-Kettle at &c.
Beef Catfe-1o Ia l5c lower At ooaf 90 for good to
prime % 5 IS for metiu - fkr aud soD4 20 for
inferior to common rteers and CO.'S.
Hogs-Without change ut . 5O@lo 50.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

By Telegraph Nsv fonK. Jniy -
Honey-Firm and active at per cent. on call loans
Sterling Exehange-Duti at 1o9lSaf loo fvr gold.
Gold-Opcnng I4ssz. .ha closed ~ 1885,
Govevnue ~ sfoeks-Heasy.
Treasury 1905 9eE.
$40 Coupons los,
Is Of Isl Coupons 1917.
stoeks-Heasy-
CkP6si4 O 4 Cl3six: Carl lo.sx NAP IS
foi wahss " Wayne T1 AkTHss; cAH =
o. G scrip i2Sls. yr Cert as; rse Nail 800
n Y $50 Erie s1i<: B& q toI Hudson 1851 Hsr
lem rs. R-siins gag Z los: n s2,4 Toledo ioa
o NJ Cert 81 Z. ou,ck~ii,er s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

SOME fun up for our steamboatmen. The
"Jeannie Deans" brilliant and Hawk
Eye State" will leave St. Louis to-day at
o'clock, and of course each will try its speed.
All being fast boats, considerable interest is
manifested in the result.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

A CURIOUS sign of the spread of English
literature abroad, is the fact that very recently
some of the larger German booksellers have
opened branch establishments in this country
for the purpose of collecting English books
applicable for the continental market. Messrs
Asher Co., of Berlin, have established
themselves in Convent Garden, and now
Herr Strockhaus, of Leipsic, has opened a
branch house in Paternoster Row.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

A railroad meeting composed of citizens Of
Ottumwa and delegation from Keokuk coun-
sy was held in Ottumwa Monday evening.
Resolutions were adopted favoring the early
completion of the North Missouri and Iowa
Central Road. general railroad convention
Is to be held in Ottumwa on the 10th of Au-
gust. We gather from the Courier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

DO OUR lady readers desire some reading
that viii please them during these summer
days that are not summer, let them call at
the book store of our friend Ogden and get
Janet Strong "a copy of which he kindly
places on our table and St. Phillips, and
Christians Mistake . and other late publ
cations which he will show You when you visit
him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

We ragret to learn oft the death ofJohn Hill,
Esq, senior member of the firm of Hill. Knox
d Co., Warsaw, Illinois. The funeral will
take place al Warsaw to-day Services will
be held at the Episcopal church at 10 o'clock
a. N. The public are invited to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

There will be festival this evening, COM
mencing at eight o'clock, q Rice's Hall, cor
ner Of Fourth and Main streets, for the bene.
fit of Rev. J. Burgess, pastor ofthe Exchange
street M. E. Church. Admittance % cents.
Music to entertain us, and large provision
Of rich danties. Everybody is invited to
come. JoHH FERGUsos. Manager.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

THERE will be meeting of those interested
in female education in our city on Thursday
evening at clock, in Chatham Square NJ.
L. Church Rev {. A. Williams having re-
signed as Principal of the Female Seminary.
VIII make some farewell remarks. and other
gentlemen Will speak upon the best method
OF making the Seminary great success and
an honor to our city. All persons feeling an
interest IN the education of their daughters OF
the welfare of the city are invited to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

It's NOT FABLE.-The immense and universal
demand for the Fragrant SozoDoST. is marveiin
the Annals Of Dcntistery, 1t exceeds that of all
other dentifrices combined. Neither acid from
the stomach. or any other corresponding elem, mt
generated by indigestion, can effect set of teeth
regularly purified by this Fragrant Vegetable an
tiseptic and preventative. d-tne-thur- isn't
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

DErUTY Collector John G. Walker has
collected over $40, 900 income tax for the last
year. There are but few thousand dollars
yet remaining unpaid
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

THANKS to our young friend, Will. G. Kra-
mer, for late Louisville and Nashville papers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

lHE Atheneum was crowded again last eve
ning. his Minstrel troupe has very consid.
cradle talent; but having commended /, be.
lore II came on the representations of those
iha' had heard 1t elsewhere, we feel at liberty
10 suggest that 1t will better please Keokuk
audience, does it again visit our place. if il
amt many double entendres and vulgarisms
which marked and married the entertainments
given last evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

"UScLE ToM's CABIN is being played by
company organized expressly for the pur-
pose. 1t appears in Quincy tonight, and will
remain there one week
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

The stone wall in front of Mrs. Burrows
property on 9th street, having given unmis-
taxable evidence of weakness, has been torn
down, and another and substantial one is be-
ing built.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

TIE oldest inhabitant never saw precisely
such midsummer as the present Mud and
cold, and clouds and rain and universal dis.
comfture.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

That long-needed sidewalk in front of the
Estes House is to be laid Immediately, a large
quantity of the material already being on the
ground.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

MUSICAL CoScERr.-Our city rerders will
not be likely to forget the concert to be given
by Prof. Shotwell's class Monday evening at
The Atheneum. The Juveniles will keep them
IN reminder of it. Buy ticket of that
brighf-faced little girl. You will want to note
whether any improvement has been made by
the Young folks in singing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

LEARN from our farming friends that the
corn is being very considerably hurt by the
rains.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

TIE citizens of Bloomfield are taking steps
to finish the State Line Railroad to that place.
So we gather from the Guard
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

AZ WSfE u9"ts WNtN w uUHe,
Tzea sesers sseH 'tsrere do@e ssickly."
Why suffer on for weeks and months,
The horror - Dypeptic pangs,
Or live q martyr unto Headache dire.
Or 1ght with Agae, Dniness, Vertigo,
And ~ The palns tbs hsman stomach bears
Whsn PLAxrAfzoH BIrrEas viii afford relief
speedy md pernanent. And moro,
Thy are ~ plcesantest medicine
1hat eu6sting man hath eyer swallowed.
Lask ansss ~ quick, and pssnansut = auiok
IT, snGr not, bat inslaatly tessass
- ~ PIatfAs1e8 Hlr1nIfs3 - ~ Skeea
e6i1 ~ ~ ~ q h1llls '''F'
Z - &etty - H1In s., IS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

Recommendations. Wende & Frank
are ereefing large two-story building on
Main street, between 18th and 18th. to be psed
as steam wagon factory.
hessrs. Henderson d Peters are fitting up
the tannery building for the purpose Of max
ing Henderson patent looms.
The large building on the corner of 18th
and High streets, known in the afast fines ~
% as the Brighton House, is being remod-
aied oy ITS owner, Mr.. Hawkins, and will be
used hereafter for the occupation of tenants
Down town must look to its laurels or
the enterprise Of Cattaraugus will ont do It
as the above and various other improvements
are going on in that part of the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

SOME OF our readers will remember that
soon after the commencement of the war,
MART GREEN was represented TO be at the head
OF Thousand or Two secesh troops, and holding
Northeast Missouri in error Of his arms. Din.
ring the prevalence of the excitement on the
subject IN TINS community Judge Mason came
70 town, ana hearing OF the matter proposed
. remedy at once.
ssGREEs must be talked to, sir. GRrrx
must be talked to. Come let us 90 down and
have talk with GREEK
The Democrat who reported the converse.
ton, of which the above contains the po;nt.
Gid It tia time, h didn't suppose there vas
90 fool on earth.
And now this same fool is talking at pras;.
dent JoHssoS with the hope of cenvert;ns
him over to the traitor Copperhead Democ.
rscy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

LNOR sAIE-A nice Cottage Frame Dwelling House
with rooms, good cellar cistern, wood house and
located 10 good neiwhLorhood, Fulton street be-
TWEEN Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets Keokuk These
Improvements over $500 TIE house is nea lv rev
Price 5000 cash. Title good sale. Enquire az
jyl3 H. H. TES-EYCg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

The propert, II this Company consists Of lease
for twenty years With royalty Of su~-teeih, the
farm Of Archibald MITCHELL Longfali Creek Ia No
Lean county xy- sffhn one mile Of . producing we'll
and two a.d halls miles no Green River. gable
stream for during the Whole year This s~c-
tsn country has long hesn fsoua for its Oil springs.
The President Of this Company formerly lived In tails
part Of Kentacky and svaed himself 81 thr rst sppor
tuuity after The expaision Of gsri.s thoroughly
eoantry and b. the I'D u resident friends
secured this most dssirnbIe lease.
So yorAl~ opportunity fr parties wishing to In
sest In has not been offered TO the public
The Company d. apf rely upon the sale of stock for
profit bat oey upon the ut Of their intsres
epnsequen, upon the development Of OIL
This Company ~iu commend itself 10 the oitiaens Of
Iowa - Hsms onpsy tbs ofneen sud orisinators Of
which all ~si known. It's object b bona hde de
velop II lands and mt the will and fraudulent
characteristic OF many foreign companies.
Preparations fur boring viii b nasse immeS.tesy
requisite machinery BE- procured and the
means Of the Company viii be saersy applied 30 thia
purpose.
For the purpose II immeistely procuring machinery
aud ncncing sorh the Company offers the follow
ing extra sfscen~nts: Subscribers TO The FIRST fifteen
thousand dollars Ut stock shAil have the privilege o.
taking
Tarn GhMpDa fnes ErDS.ne l7n1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20
TOR SALE-Six Acres of Land. with
EOR SALE-Two and ! half acres of

4 land, With frame house containing rooms, With
fruit trees and other improvements situated on river
above Keoknk. There other lands adjoining this
property that may be II desired Price s4s3
For other information equire OF H. H. Wilson, near ths
property, or TO II. B. TKN-EYCK,
mch20 Real Estate Agent, Keckuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20
S.oie.7.s i

- 0i9.T+s J.
Amount Of losses during the year SSso1s7 co being
one hundred and twenty seven tbonsnrd dnlrrp lsss
than The interest on investments Number OF pe1,,s
issued during the ISIS Total rrter 81 reifs.
issued finc~ i,s crRapiraau ever ~ CO..
made annually and average over 81 per cert rslri..
sened on the nonforfstnf and other pssns Psnttets
ara al Information obtained application tire we'll
known Insurance Agency OF Trs.tyrv
msy1o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

High street, fnorth side between efh and 10th
treet- With small frame dwelling alec q feet
II lot IN ock &c., the q I2h and Main
street (sorsh sid- with frame it. st@o EAST 30
eet Of lot block 1872 Johnson street sdjosrinf
iisams' Foundry. All this property will te sold
cheap. The title good or no sale Enquire Of
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