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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-20

NEGROES CAs Nor BE ARxrn n
fAE The Richmond Examiner u
March 10. opens an editorial as follows
Speech making has become q weari.
ness Of fish and bone, an iulpediment to
business, and cheap coumu,atioo for ac.
tive patriotism L, is well that Coneres.
4dJourns on Saturday, and that the Vir.
s'nia Legislature is going home. Ii
none OF them stop By The way 10 harapaae
she army. The cay OF talking is over
and the dsy OF battle is ct hand.
The whole couotry looks 10 General
Lee. In the effieiency Of the armies un.
Ter h's control lies all our hope, all cur
luture. Il he fails, then all il lost indeed
doubtless the organization Of negro tre, ps
viii De Immediately proceeded with. and
we must hope that they will answer lee.
antIciPations. But the cause mus, by no
means be left 10 depend upon them. L.
short, We must sll get upon a war footing,
and aoshing must be thought Of bat meet.
ing the enemy In force at every point.
"For the moment bad weather and the
utter breaking up Of the roads STOPS of
every movement. and even The new cav.
airy rsid OF heridan must be half defeat.
d BY impsssabie qnagmires before i.
meets With the forces sent to end it. Two
weeks will elapse before the stress OF the
campaign will be upon US. Negro regi
nents cannot be raised 10 that Time. bu,
many white sbsen.ees may be returned ;.
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7-3o Lean.
Philadelphia. March 10

Jay Cooke, the Subscription Agd dnt, re
ports the sales Of 30s yesterday at owe,
SO 500, 600. The largest Eastern sub
scrption was 5000. 900 from Boston.
The we're l,7O0 jndividual subscription,
of $50 or 500 each.
The order Of the War Department ol
April 22d, 1864, directing ali officers OIL
the Commissasy snd Qlartermaster's de.
partmeot having pubic money in their
charge in tic cities OF Boston. New York.
Philadelphia. Baltimore, and San Francis
60. not to deposit in National banks, bu,
solely with the Assistant Treasurers and
Collectors. has been rescipded by Sec
tary Stanton upon request of Secretary
NJ Culoch, except 50 far as i; applies to
New York, San Francisco, and pew
order has been issued giving sach Office RS
permission to deposit with any OF the Ma
tionai banks in Boston, PhiladtIphia and
Baltimore, designed repositories under
Law. This is done .ha, the large payments
into the depository backs on accoun. of
the sales Of 7 Sos. which the Secretary 0,
the Tresury desires to have disbursed as
speedily - possible. may not embarrass
and disturb the ordinary course Of the
money market The checks drawn upen
the depository National Banks will pass
through the exchanges without disturbing
the money market Tue mr4sure is Iery
satisfactory to The banks that receive thIo.e
deposits, and 1t is hoped here that il viii
be applied to New York, where the bulk
ot The money is received and disburs ed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-20

A SIGNIFIcAs LETTER. Shenar-
d9ah correspondent OF the New YORK
FINES says: "Among the papers found il
Early baggage, was 4 letter from JEFF.
DAVIS, addressed to Elrly. in reply to a
pei'ion of the soldiers 10 have the var
Drought to close. as they had Tough
our years, and accomplished nothing
DAVIS reily IS characteristic. iieen los 8
copy Of tue petition 10 Early, and sim
P'y expresses hope that it does not rep
resent the feelings oS majority of b 8
men,
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VOL. 12.

|
In 40 elaborate article in the LondJr
Quarterly for January, entitled "Tn,
United States as an Example. the write,
gives the Federals credit for being sue
cessful on the river and coast lines q
their military operations, but assumes thai
sway.from them we have failed, and mus
continue to fail. We give the writer's
words: " For the present. therefore, il
may be taken as established by the expe-
rience of the war, that the Federals can.
not effect Iodgment at distance from
their water communications" Hence
the writer sees the territory OF the future
Confederacy in the interior where our
armies connot pesmanen ly penetrate. A
paragraph of Secretary Stauuton's report
effectuaily disposes of this British review
er's position:
:" The mobility Of the armies has In.
creased. The opiuion held by some of.
hcers OF rank In the ea;lier history of the
rebellion, that an army could not be main
tanned except within the roach OF a payi-
gable river or railroad, has been dispersed
by such marches as those of General
sherman, from Vlck>burg, east Of Merid.
lao, and back TO vicksburg, from Mem
phis to Knoxville sDd back to Decatur.
at tune when the railroads we're not in
perailon that of Gen.. Burnside. from
Cincinnati and Louisville. through South
east Kentucky TO Knoxville that of L..
Gen. Grant from Washington 10 Peters
aurg, and the march of General Sherman
from Atlanta toward the coast
Aud he hight have added to this list
Sherman's present campaign through The
Carolinas.
There are six thousand FIVE hundred
miles of military telegraph in operation.
The supply OF horses and mules to the
army has been about FIVE hundred per
day, which about equals the rate of de-
struction.
The eolored soldiers have been a valu-
able clement Of the military service.
Mr. staunton urges the early compile
ion of the Pacific railroad.
In the Medical Department the years
expenses were Sl2.s63, ,ess. There are
hospital capacities for one hundred and
twenty thoussnd FIVE hundred and twen.
y ore patients. There are one hundred |
aud ninety hospitals.
The draft list Of Nov. lst numbered
2. Is4. 226 names. The re enlisted vet.
Grams numbered over one hundred and
lhirty-six thousand The lumber of de- !
serters and strag5lers arres'ed during the
year ending Oct lst, 1864, was So. 39s.
Tue veteran reserve corps consists OF 764
officers aud % 738 enlisted men.
Ga the subject OF exchange of prison
ers, the report says:
The general exchange Of prisoners ei.
tec'ed under the instructions OF this De.
parimens by Llvu'enant General Grant. IS
10 course ei dIiigent ex acution, and II l.
h"ped that 81 OF Our prisoners who are in
the hands Of the rebels will soon be re.
urned A Through OF thirty days s ex.
tended to them as they are returned to
the camp al Annapolis -
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New York, March Is

New York, March l9.
Sheridan ia lost sight of again. Last
Wednesday he was at the crossing of the
South Anna River ~ the Ricbmond and
Fredericksburg R,ilroad, and expected to
turn up at the White House for supplies
but the Heralds City Point correspond
ent says a'sdespstch from that poid Fri.
day states that he had not made his sp-
pearance. Scouts were sent ont and the
people in that vicinity said he had 20 en-
sagement With: picke..'s 1ehel division, in
which the latter vas worsied This wss
. n6rmed BY dessrters and exchanged
prisoners, who say Pickett's division has.
ried 0Ot Of Richnond Eundsy 70 mesl
Sheridan. Though oot reaching White
Houss = the tine expected 10 fssn ~,
felt fos his safety. I.
Tho lsbel Senats % ths lleh passrs
Ihlb ~ ~ ~ oueysse ~. q -
= 4 y. : !! !. - -! - - : IS }
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thing ia its course. The vate, in f,on,
OF REYNOLDS Arcade and on Buffalo stree,
vas from I've TO seven feet deep. The
| whole length of State street and Lake
Avenue was covered to the depth Of from
fcur to i've feet. Front street was a nar.
feet river, - that was the main channel
OF the water thst came over the bridge
Business Ia the whole city was entirely
suspended. At about 1890 O'Clock the
eastern corner of Dr.. Bsrton's brick
ou'lding gave way and fell into the river.
AT 1880 p. m. the store OF &. II. Hart.
well, on Main street bridge, went dowr. !.
and was soon followed by others, leaving
nothing but the front walls standing
The n. 7. c r. r. bridge was carried
OF about ! O'Clock Friday night. The
report that three men were taken with il
has been contradicted. AT 3 o'e,aek n
N. Saturday the long bridge on the Cen.
esee Valley Railroad was swept .ff and
part OF it lodged against the acoueduet
Inc water this a. m. has fallen 6 or I feet
The destruction on Front street is very
great. The water quilted out channel air
or seven feet deep iis entire length. The
families residing on this street and others
~ the vicinity were compelled to remain
10 their homes from Friday night iiIl this
morning. The back part Of Oyeatt's
mil, on water street was washed away A
great many merchants who we're in their
stores on Friday night packing their
soods. were unable 10 get out on aeconn,
o. 'hs sudden rise. and were compelled 10
remain over night, and we're taken ont in
ooais on Saturday p. IN. Report says tha,
over baif mile Of the trestie work on
TIE Cshandaeaa Road, scross the Gpnesee
fiver, was swept away. The dam at M,. |
Morris is also gone. ScotsviIle is sub. |
merged, and tue large warehouse there |
swspt away.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-20

R- The Lower House of the Legisla-
ture Of Wisconsin, strongly Republicsn !,
has passed resolution by twenty one
majority, requesting Vice Presidens
Johnson to resign. Tais action is pre-
mature; it is indecent haste. The coup-
try has a right to demand sobriety in the
Vice Presidential chair. Il should de-
mand it in all public ststiona !; then
would We have 1t in private lie. Blu,
let us see first il Mr.. johnson will not re-
form. Let us not strike down the trel
set. There il great and loyal mstesial i.
Andrew Johosen. Let there he 20 iaa
ceadeaassien saiil hauaE kssrsIsss. Il
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1oPPfOacu, th0y con tented themselves Vitt
loud curses upon our reserves. Who yer,
stationed on the other side OF the riv,r
They burned the boat of the James Rive,
Company. At Bent Creek they had can
tured four Of our scouts that were leit ia
the hands of an equal number Of shsi
troops, who, being cut off from the msiu
force by the burning Of the I've rive,
bridge, gave themselves up to their pris.
opers and were brought to this city. The
raiders burned every mill they could End
along tile James river, destroyed all the
tobacco and tobacco houses. ard carried
away oil the horses and negroes they
could lay their hands upon. It is said
abou, sou Yankees crossed the river on.
posite Columbia on Friday, but relreated
to the north side.
The Republican Of to- day says the
raiders commenced at Bent Creek the
woIk OF destructi to the canal. Every
lock on the canal is said to have been des
tfoyed. In several places the banks have
been blown away. The destruction Of
private property slong the route Of the
raiders IS represented to be immense.
The people Serc stripped Of horses, ne
groes, and meat and bread, and mauy
were left without nor.el of food.
Danvilie aud North CHolna xchanges
received yesterday throw some light on
the situation Of affairs in North Carolina.
The following are extrscls:
Oar forces hase probably Withdrawn
from Kiogston. and may be preparing to
evacuate q oldsboro.
The Raleigh Standard of the me date,
the t4th. says: Fayetteville was occupied
several days since BY the enemy 10 force
l. il reported that the cotton factories
were burned. Kingston is now in Dos
sess'on OF the enemy, and G5ld.boro j.
seriously threatened. Our troops have
contested The ground as various points
with their accustomed courage and eudo-
rapce. We believe the forces of the en-.
emy will be met AZ some point south OF
Rsieigh.
The Danville Register OF Wednesday
remarks that recent movements OF Sher |
mao aud Sheridan have greatly decreased
the numbers of nssspapers Published in |
the country.
To-day We have added Fayetteville to
the iist Of cities tha. have fallen into our |
hands. Hsrdee, said 10 have 81, 900 men. |
across the river yesterday, and
last night he is reported en- route for R,l-
pigh. The rebels skiruished on the Town |
and fred artillery upon the houses cccu.
pied by women and children Tbe,
burned . bridge At this place, ami re
moved oil the public ssores By railroad
they could.
Sherman is here and we'll Many oi
the men are wanting shoes aud clothing,
yet the army never was 10 better condl- |
lion. .. q. HowARD.
Al jor Gen.
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March Is, 1865.
To Maj. Gen. Dix:
The subj lined dispatches have been re-
ceiFed at this Department, signed C. A..
Dl ia, Asst Sec of War:
City Point. March Is.
The r chmonl papers Of to-day are re-
ceived. The C,nfederate Congress ad.
utned s,nc de at three O'Clock to-day.
The President of the James River Ca
nal calls on the farmers If Virginia TO aid
in repairing the canal
The Augusta, Ca. papers says that
y. 5 Stephens has been in Georgia for
The past len days, and has not yet been
heard frcm, aud they hope this silence
will MT coninoe.
Vigorous eff ,rts are making at Rio h.
nohd for the organization Of coIored
roops-
The following para graphs are fom the
Richmond Wig:
Mobile. March This city is strong
mensced. Gen. Maury issned cireular
advising the people to prepare for the
expected attack. He urges the non-com
baants to leave.
The Exchange Commissioner yesterday
evening received information of the or.
fival in the bay OF large number o
prisoners from Ship Island and New Or.
leans. They are expected here to-day
Maj Coweil will effect such arrangements
as will embrace all prisoners captured il
this Department.
Mobile, March 5-0ne hundred and
seventy-slx navy and army exchanged
prisoners arrived here last night.
Mobile. March 3.--Trsnsports contain
ing 1000 troops entered the bay yestcr
day through Grants pass.
Mobile, March l1.-Fourteen vessel
more were aided to The fleet to-day, max
ing twenty-one in sight of this city
Great activity prevails with tie ensm,
in the lower bay. There is every indica
tod Of an early attack.
| Macon, March 4. The House of Dele
gates have adopted resolution request
Jog Congress 10 repeal the conscriptior
law and accept from the State under of
hcers of their own choice, by yeas 6l-
nays 46
/ Lynchburg papers Of Monday and Tues
day bring us some Of the details of tn,
raid through the upper country, which
in view Of the fact that Sheridan has com
nuDicated With Grant from Columbi,
We conceive to be puerile to withhold
and therefore Icy them before ourrsadefs
i The Vrg MAN says that the Yanke
division sent in that direction follows
the Orange and Alexand,ia railroad a. "a
- Buffalo river. burning the railroa
bridge at that point. Every bridge 5,
tween Charlottesville and Buffalo. di,
. tanee Of more than ~ miles have bee
, destroJsd and much OF the track torn q
though tie e5tent OF damage has .,
been atcsrtained. The nearest apnroac
, they made 70 Lyacbbarg Vas New Ga,
gov, II miles distans. vhese I small 81
-l,y Of then bursedths nilpDGi 1oree. .
j On Medaeslsy psrty. sesi9atsd ,
fran 2 QQD 70 1000, sppearsd 9 n
Cresk, kpposed 20 b mskioe ~ r
: ! ;:7|l q; = Isa 81 / 4 81
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OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
shcrman's Progress Fight
-Fon-Puhlieation Of the Richmond
Papers.

WAR DEPARTMENT, IL
Washington, March. l6 {
To M jor General Dix:
TIE following di>p4tch has been re.
eeised tins evening q, The Depsrtmen. :
ClJ Poiut, March 10.
Hon. c. A. Dana, Asst Sec. War:
am Ist in receipt of letter from
General sherman. the | 2 b. from Fas-
.tiesiile. He tescrib,s his army as r.
fne health and >piriis, having met with
no serious opposition Hardee keers In
front at . respectful distance at Colum-
bia be destroyed sn immense arsenal, The
railroad establishments, aud fort, .thre.
cannon. at Chefawa b. found much
Tsclioery aud war material, inciudno
twenty i've cannon aud thirteen thousand d
slx hundred baFrels of gnnpowder H.
Fayetteville be found twenty pieces Of ar
tiliery aud much other material.
III says nothing abou, X KIpstrick's de-
feat by Hampton, but the officer who
brought his letter says that, before dsy
hight on the 10th. H ,mpton got Two bri
gadss 10 the rear ot Kipstr,ck'. head
| quarters. and surprised aud captured all
the staff bat two officers. Fitzpatrick CO
capped, formed his men, and drove the en-
erny with great loss, recapturng almost
sll that he had lost. Ham pion lost eighty
-lx rien left dead oD the field.
(Slgued) u. 5. GRANT,
Lieute nant General.
! Another telegram from General Grant.
headquarters reports that the d uly Dis
patch is the only paper issued to-day il
Richmond. Il says:
The Dispatch is published this NOR
nirg on half sheet only, because Of tn.
fact thst ali the employees. printers, re
porters and clerks are memb RS Of militia
ry organisations. aud were called out yes
leriay morning by the Governor 10 per
form special service for short time -
But for. the kindness Of few friends whs
are exempt from service, aud who volun
teered their aid. the haIfl,af presented
would of necessity have been withheld
In few days as furthest our forces vii
return TO their posts, when we hope &
resume and continue uninterruptedly ou
full--ixed sheet"
There is no other news Of momen
from any quarter.
/ (Signed} G. A Dana.
Asst Secretary OF War.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.
In tie County Court Of sail County. At Bcokuk.

In the County Cour; Of said County at Keokuk
To In Wortiinstaa, Fiizs r Nortaigstoa AMI I'd
wa9& : Nor hin2fon, children aH8 uInar hess Il Wn
i. Northingttn deccasei. a. j q ali o htls:
Nbt.ee Il kerety giyen iAaf there IS c hle in the
eHnts Court - Ire county lo~s X Fort N4Gis d. the
petition % Aana Bower, vuerdisn W thG ~ owe
aulei miners. praying Tor erer pf Court author
Sing ard es powefag her sid Guardian to seis nli
the right title and interest u said Lot hur e-
fsnr az ~ Bnek number nBety-siN 1851 in the CITY uf
keoi NIX. Lee county. Iowa.
sai ton VIII be t,r hearing an9 aiicuance II lie
oslst Aforesaid the MONDAY of Apri ist5 at 10
3'elock & RGREkf II. GiLIMgRE
mch hl1-itd At;y for Anna l. Bower, Guaraian &c
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The Great Flood at Reehester.
Rochester, N. Y, Marcl

Rcches,er, N. Y, March l9
I On Friday night at o'clock the water
on the river, which had been ri>iog very
tap'dly for the past tso day scomDenoed
pouring over the wesssrn end Of Msin
street bridge and rushing DOM Front and
Buffalo strse,s and stoppi0g ~ll passsgs
from State street across TO Main atrrsl
|bsiaae. The wafer epnsipued rfine =
ialy ~ night snd u daybteak on 5asas
~ norsise md risea - spah ! heish
~ y poor oesf ~ I6e5s telf 81 ~
I1tlloo1 " pusle1 setad NJ
& nfDu nnov teasiag nasv
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Fair.
ID ca:ur. H., March I8

D-OR%uT. IT., haTE1 TO.
Tie Marion Couo,y Agricultural s
ciety to day resolved on holding Fair cd
the state Fair grounds at Decatur, lhl
week pr. ceding the S ate Fair at Chill
ego. aod TO use ever, eHor. to make il
the most attractive fair ever held iu tbil
Safe.
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The steamer George Ctom veil, frotn
New Orleans 18th. has arrived. The
draft was progressing. A slght break i
bad occurred On tie ievee 90 the west
bank Of the Mississippi, SIX miles below
Baton Rouge.
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BIfslo. March 10

The New York Ceutral trains com
mence running 10 morrow a. w., passau
gers being trans erred BY he Andre ",
street bridge, 10 Rochester. The road i.
out Isighuy damaged. Freigh. trains
will be sent via the Batavia aud Canan
dsgua line, which is but slightly ibjureh
and will be all right TO morrow.
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r@- Our long ame friend Brig. Gen.
b. W. Price, q Newark. Oble, has re-
csived the appointment Of paymaster Gen.
eral Of the United States Army, to date
from lst November last.
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nfa- Sir Frederick Brnce las been ap.
pointed to the post OF British Minister
resident at Washington. following Lord
Lyons, resigned on account Of i'll health.
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Eg q. s. bonds advanced two per
cent. and the rebel loan declined four per
cent when the news ct Sherman's snc-
cess and the fall Of Columbia and Charles
ton reached England.
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SEAsoNABLE -S,eing that Saint Pat,
rick exterminaled all the snakes from Ife
land. how happens that all the Irish in
America are Copperhesds?
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pW The draft has been postponed in
the State of New York again, under the
assurance that the quota will be speedily
tiled up by volunteers.
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rea- Jackson Grimshaw, Esq of Q lincy
has been apPointed L. s Collector oi
Revenue Tor the Fourth District Of Hi
nois.
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SIDEWALK NosrcE.

At meeting Of the City Council Of the Crv II Reo-
krk held March Tih, 1867 the following resolution was
adopted. viz:
Rssarsd That the owners " Lots = s. g. 10 II and Il.
Block IS he irtd A 70 have the curtsteneS an1 tho
sidewalk graded and paved with rtk tie estst SFed
grade in trout Of their respective Iosson Csncert street
y the 18th dsy Of April next. u. ;. MERRIAM
mchIe-dI5t Clerk
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EE Gen. A. J. Smiths command was
at New Orleans on the 10th instant. /,
will cooperate with the forces Of Canby
in the expected movement on Mobile.
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PLAeK-wALK NOTICE.

Ts tbs orNers Of asg Of Ae fos,cng Described Lsts:
At meeting Of the City Council OF the ety 81 kokuk
held March fth, ls65 the following resolution saopt
ed, viz:
Rsolred That the owners If Lots T. s. Ia IL and II
8iok iof: lots O. TO- II and nirek i1g: Lots = s.
D. 10, ii aud IL Block i35: Lots as, O. Io IL and IL
leck i5s; Lats s. and 6, Eltck l66; Lots L. q 3
~ AMI 8, Block lse Lots |, ,, T. 5 5a.d s. tiudk 1gs
directed T. have plank walk not less than I've feet
aide laid in fr ut OF their respective Lots High street
by the first day Of May next the pltk 10 be Ii a cross
siss. +. $. MERRIAM
mcbI6di5t Clerk Of Council Of City OF keokuk
EOR SALE-A Brick Cottage con-
Il taining rooms cellar. cistern &c lot vel inn
sroyed with rait trees Price, 500 Iitleperf-et. APP
ly to WILLIAM PRICE
mehl4-dini Cor. 9Th and Blondeau Streets
IfOR SALE-A large frame building,
wnn a do for barn work shop coniainina about
1000 feet Of lumber, amcng which new flooring
Enquire OF tEsRi@ CABuS
mchi4 Corner Of ID and MAN street
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E0R SALE-Tweniy acres of beauii
III Garden or Grape Land. on and near the ss
spp rivef aiont three mile above the city oil keokul
htie good Price, s2ose. Enquire of
meh2e H. d. TES-EYCK
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EOR SALE-Two aud halt acres o.
land, with a frsme house containing rooms will
rlit trees AID other pros situated ON the river
ahUse kefknk. There other lands Al oinng this
proper that may be purchased II desired Price S451
st other Information equre Of III. H. Wion near III
property, or TO III. b. ffN-EYCK
Hch-O Real Estate Agent keokuk
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d em advertisements.
DIssoLUTIoN NoTIcE.-The CO

partnership heretofore existing between rohn
Bo~den Bro, oi the Keokux Marble Works Is this AZ
dissolved by mutual consent. The bushes. i'll he con
iinaed by Jodn Ia ~de who will settle all the debt. 4
AMI collect all moneys due, the late firm.
JOHN BAwDES
mch11dt BENZ. EAMDEN
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WANTED-Bv Student, employ
w niert in ti. city for tpo cr thfee hours a day.
morning aud events e. Address t. Z. sRffE RAY.
mchl7 DIT Ee0knk Post U1Nee.
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LOR SALE-Six Acres of Land, with
l. good 6rout Dwelling House. containing rooms
and heyer-failing spring o. water. with large anan
ny 81 grapes nos bearing. situated the itpr about
nj e above hejknk. Title coed prin- 81 500 I'm.
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