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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

from the Republican of Nov. 9,

From the Republican of Nov. 9th.
Sales OF hogs small to- day at prices ran Rins
from $40 IS to IL IS = 100 rs; last Wednesday
prices ranged from 81 so to sl3 p loo fhs. There
has been a moderate degree of activity to-day. II
viii be that the number Of hogs sold TO-DAY
have been nearly double the number received. Ii
should be remembered that while the receipts the
present week have been comparatively light, there
were large number left IN the pens at the chose
Of last week. With the impression that receipts
would be light this week buyers have been com
paratively active. The entered sales thus far thi,
week foot up H. Ola head. while the receipts have
been only s.467 head. Thus it will be seen that
5000 of last weeks surplus have been already
absorbed by shippers and packers Prices have
appreciated since our last; but this appreciatipn is
due to the speculative feeling based upon the light
receipts rather than to any real change the con
dtion Of the market. Should the receipts approach
the number received last week, prices will 20 down
below last weeks figures. we are very sure. The
fact is, buyers do not take hold with any vim
whatever. But three or four packers are in The
market; Others buy sparingly. The mailman
prices paid to-day were paid by the packers
shippers do not pay much over II 70 forthe best
hogs. There IL general feeling among buyers
and sellers, the latter particularly, that prices will
not go higher, but descend lower. The market
may be forced up temporarily by very light re-
ceipts; but the reaction will send ii below the
lowest market thus far the present season.
The market il moderately firm at our quota
tons, but We caution buyers in the country to pur
chase for a lower market, if they do not want to
lose money
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GoDEY's LApY's BooK.-We are indebted
to the publishers for the December number.
1t is very superbly gotten up. There are ex-
ira embellishments and extra everything. In
the illustrations we have "The Christmas
Tree" fine engraving; handsome title
page; double extension fashion plate; A
Winter Scene, tinted; and Out in the Cold.
Marion Harlan, Mrs. Mary w. Janvrin, Miss
s. Frost and others contribute to this num-
Der. Now is the time to make up clubs,
"Rizpah's Idols,' Marion Harlan's new sto-
~, is begun in the January number. Pub,
ished by L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia, 50 per
snnum, with large reduction to clubs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

The New York Tribune of the 4th. says:
The capacity Of the country to consume and pay
for imports warrants the Secretary in calculating
upon &loo, 900 Of duties. giving him the means
Of paying the interest upon 81 500 goo 600 Of gold
bearing debt, or $3.50 900 600 more than is shown
by the October statements. 0ne-half thib sum
funded from the currency, aud the remainder ab-
sorbed by the temporary loans and one-year GER
tifcates, will take the Government far toward the
resumption of specie payments. 1t will force over
traders to contract, and sweep from existence the
fortunes made by Spectators upon the distress OF
the Government during the rebellion; but that 10
no reason why il should not be done, bu, good
reason for it. The losses viii fall in large proper
ton upon those who profted at the cost Of the
consumer and the Government during the imitation
and where the loss OF resumption should rest. No
hesitation was shown during the rebellion by any
trader or middle man in advancing prices upon
consumers and TO this day, in many departments,
prices stand where they rushed when gold was $50,
and they can only be broken by decisive measures,
such persistent funding Of existing circulation,
and steadily refusing TO make an increase in any
direction. Congress viii soon be in session, and
the less people the better, until its temper and
that of the Government are ascertained through
the Message and the Treasury report.
Satterthwaite's London circular contains the
following in reference TO American securities
Since our last the London market for American
securities has experienced an important change.
the higher quotation for gold received from New
York and the appearance Of telegram respecting
the relations OF the United States and French
Governments the Mexican question, having
seriously depressed quotations. Towards the end
OF last week United States $40 bonds were firm,
but on the news by the Australian. gave way more
than two per cent. the latest quotations being 6si
6ft coupon. Railway shares have also suf-
fered materially Illinois SiSri-s s9l Ia So or more
than dollar lower than last week, and IRE art
u 5Ts, or two dollars below last quotations. Al
lsntic bonds remain steady. but some sales Of the
large determination Of debentures have caused q
decline TO SAL and ssh while the smaller deben-
lures are quoted at 81 10 SIS. The special settle
ment for Erie scrip is fixed for Friday, the 10th
inst; it closes at II TO II premium.
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Financial ans 66m,niI.rtid.
KEoKUK MARKET.
DAILY GA1n CIrr OS1TuB,
l1>vxnbNe 10 1865.


DAnY GAsn Clrr OSrTcB,
aa5frW Fs M>v6nbG 10 1855.
In ill departments Of business there was great
deal Of life and sctivity to-day. The retail trade
was brisk, and our wholesale dealers we're kept
constantly employed. Merchants in the interior
begin to realise that our dealers can and 10 offer
superior inducements, and hence the increasing
business Of our city and the immense amount Of
goods which are being daily shipped from our
business houses to merchants in the interior.
The figures in our regular market report remain
about the same as in yesterdays quotationS.
FLouR-D Double Extra Fall ct $l2 Isl Extra
WHKAr-Old Fall at 81 so to 2 20; new Fall
81 so to 81 rs; Spring, $l20 to so.
CoRN--35 to Acc.
RYR-Old AZ to soc; new, 40 to 45c.
oArs--From 20 to soc.
Eses-Quite demand, and ready sale ct from
10 to 42c.
BurrER-Dull and dropping. Several lots Of
choice sold at soc.
PorAroEs-Common, so; choice, csc y bushsl.
SWEET PorAroEs-$l to 1 rs.
LARp-3lc.
BAcoN-22c.
SoReHuM-35 to Acc.
CHrcKEss-Dull and unsettled The pricerangss
from 81 25 to 3 IS.
TuRNIPs-25 to soc.
ONroSs-50 to 65c
GREEN APPLEs-$1 so to rs.
CABBAGE-40 to IS p doz.
BEEswAX-35c.
RAGs- A to Sc. - 8
FEArHERs-From common to good, 40 70 eoe;
prime 60 to re.
WooL--Tub-washed5 SIS to soc; feece-washed Il
to so; unwashed of.
HIpEs-Dry flint l2ic; dry sailed Zoe; Green
53c; Green salted 6Ac: pelts 81 to 81 Is.
HAY-Prairie 50 90 to 10 90; Timothy iii 90
N
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new rsr1x uarlkss.

Dy telegraph NEW Xosx. Nov 10.
Cottcn-yirmsr 1t % for middiing,
Yioar-soloc lower; s007 q for supsrhns Nas
srn;e oooe u for common 70 goed shipSdng hsas1
extra \. h. o; and 9aol1 10 for Trade Dranda
market closing dull.
& Whisky-Narkst nrmsr; Western ct - -.
Grain-Whsat opened hrm and closed quiet 81 -
l IS for Chicago Spring; 1 stO1 % Ailvsuks Caso
sso2 20 for new Amber State. 1ys ssssAy; CsnaAa
ct 1854 Barley sctivs and Arnee - 1901 10 -
State; Is for Canada East; 3ool 81 Canada West
Bsrlsy Malt dull Corn without decided change. closing
dull 1t s2oss for unsoand and 0s1 for sound Dixsd
wters latter price extrsns and o. for White Wss
tern Oats quiet and arn It <,lso for unscund, end
6sOe2 for sound.
0roesriss-co6se quiet; 81 Domingo 1874. Petroleum
nrmer At 1880 for Crude; ei0sl11 for Refined In
Bond and Refined free nominal
Wool-Quiet'
Provisions-Pork unsettled at 81 s7o32 30 for mes
closing at 81 s71s cash; and u toD2s 90 for prime
mesE 2o 90 brs Nov and first half Of Dsc SEN
and buyers option 81 so@s1 rs and 27so barrels
for January seller and buyers option at 81 ID
81 so. Beef hams quiet. Cut meats active At le0ls
for shoulders and 1872 for hams lard quiet q 240
99s<. Bpttsrin demand 1t SOO4a fT ohio aad A0ess
for State. Cheese quiet and firm at 1919.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

TIE LsorunA-Ths sssund lecture cf the
course was delivered before the Library As
ISOLATION last levening at Chatham Square
Church, by DR.. E. A. Duncan. The audience
was large, albeit we wish more had been there.
Gathering his material from large and pro-
Life feld-.sIhe Incidents, humorous and
otherwise, of Sherman Campaign"
lecturer engrafted his happy and well-re-
cited illustrations upon well chosen and ex.
pressed narration and finely written and
eloquent description. In his account Of coun-
try, and campaign, and grave incident, his
style was clear and chaste and elegant, with
out redundancy or rhapsody. His eulogy
upon the lamented Gen. Mcpherson was a
glowing tribute to exalted heroism and worth,
and his recitation ofthe concluding poem very
fine. He paid high, yet deserved, comph-
ment to our own gallant townsman, General
Belknap His anecdotes and incidents were
graphically told, and we wish we had space to
give some of them to our readers. The
audience was well entertained and highly
pleased.
Mr.. Wilkinson, President of the Associa-
ton, announced that the services of other en-
inent lecturers had been secured, but he was
not prepared to state the time ofthe next lee
ture, nor the name of the lecturer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

IT may be that Lee County, and not New
Jersey, is the last ditch Of the Democracy. 1t
may be, that political darkness has fallen up
on us. That we are incased andbound about
By Democratic hard-shell that possums
grow in our woods and copperheads are large
lr- n-nauc. If eorna nf our townships that
gallant soldiers and officers like Viewer anu
Mckinney and Henel, are beaten by 1.-THE
Soldiers Party in this county. We might
be better and might be worse but whatever
may be said about us, one thing can be said
in our favor Our Library Committee have
not, thank Providence, invited Vallandigham
and VOORHEES, to lecture before the Associa-
ton, as have the Lecture Association of Des
Moines. We have been spared that humilia
ton
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

FIRE.-About three o'clock yesterday
morning the quiet slumbers ofmany of our cit.
liens we're disturbed by the ringing of the
fre-bells. 1t was found that the Brewery Of
Mr. Kurz, out upon the plank road in the
suburbs of theicity, was in flames. The Fire
Department was active and upon the ground
as early as practicable, but the great distance
ofthe Engine-house from the building, and
the scarcity of water when the latter was
reached rendered efforts to save the establish
ment unavailing. The Brewery was frame
building, and was soon enveloped in flames
and entirely destroyed. The loss is S12, 900.
Insurance $4,000. Mr.. Kurz loses thus the
continuous industry of many years. We sin
cerely regret his loss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

The coal men down on the levee account
for the small supply and high prices of coal
on the ground that the Railroad won't bring
il down from the mines for them.
Per contra, the Superintendent of the Rail
road informs us that that institution brings
down all the coal offered for shipment, and
expect to continue the laudable practice.
Do coal consumers in the city begin to
s'smell mice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11
IOWA:
CITY NEWS.

FoR the present we ask the indulgence OF
both readers and advertisers; as the size OF
our paper compels US to infringe upon the
rights of one to accommodate the otherin many
cases. In several instances recently we have
refused advertisements for want of room. Our
facilities are appreciated beyond all expecta-
ton, and we shall work to the end that none
will have cause to complain, and it may be
possible that an enlargement will be necessary
aQon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

Coon THIsG.-Thus the Register talks
concerning election news that it has heard of
the soldier vote and Lee county:
We understand that the Copperhead candi-
date for Treasurer in Lee county, who had @
majority OF two on the home vote over his
Republican competitor, Mr. Lowry, is defeated
in the most decisive and handsome manner by
the soldier vote. The official canvass will
show this result. or we are very much mis-
taken. This is good news which the Repub-
hcans of Lee county will be glad to hear.
The Gate City will get up and dust, and
Clagett will howl as usual. Lee county, with
its keokuk, and other populous communities,
has not yet gone to the dogs. Hallelujah
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

Dy Telegraph CuicAso, Nov. TO-
Fiour-NArket quiet; common 70 choice spyisg sxtrs
sts 2sO1 rs, and spring super brands 230s 10
Corn drm and steady fresh receipts No held At -
80 No st sl0e71<; rejected Is Oats arm and ID
vaacsd &c. but sell ., s20ss for No and 20 for No
Rye steady 1t 90 for No and IS for No z Barley &c
change
Hshwines-2 a.
Provisions-old mess pork % oo232 So 500 boxes
miadiss at 1914. Lard ~. Dressed hogs IL 2sDls -
dividing 900 r.-
Receipt, of c.ttl. yesterday AIS; shipren 's1 en-
tered sal.s past ~ hours 6ss.
Receipts hog. yesterday 80 shipments lral4; snitr
ID sales past "a hours ssi head
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NV HOEk 1A~AeI ~ses
Dy rsisgrsph.l hsv YosE, Nov. ~
Money-Aetive at per cent call loans-
Sterling Exchange-Dul 1t 07101ossS
Geld-withopt decided change; opening ct 4s1S
advancing to Aes@. and ciosng q 4el1
Government stocks without decided change.
Freighs to Liverpool . half penny better for grain.
q Of 81 Coupons 1851
50 coupons 90, 1911; do "a, 100; do -, vi
lo-lo Coupons elA.
Treasury 7-aos Sesk.
Usos Year Certificates ss56.
Stocks heavy. Ms.6lG N 1l37< g l3s1<; G
ssl<; 4 " pfd 90; wAWliL; ny oe5]; Erie
%; do pfa s2l1 Reading 1islx; c n ss]S oAMoD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

LOWRY, at the News Depot, receives sub
scription for the current magazines and Pc
riodicals at publishers prices.
He is in receipt of Godey's Lady Book for
December, an excellent number, well filled
and handsomely illustrated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

Aucrlos.-Howe & Tyler will sell this
morning, at 10 o clock, lot Of second hand
furniture cook and heating stoves one large
box stove, with drum, suitable for a churh or
large shop; one box, four dozen, cloth caps
one case boys boots one case men boots a
lot Of fine white stone dining ware two fine
paintings, q lUt vf L-il--e, alec a lot Of
clothing
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HUNTERS LucK.-Of the right kind too.
The Register says that two Des MONIES hunt
ers, Stone and Miller, went out upon an
expedition the other day, and in about two
hours and half killed fifty quails, forty
malard ducks, and seventy five prairie chick
ems. Dixon, hadn't we better put your sug-
gested liberal Interpretation on those fguresi
They are rather extravagant We have some
pretty good shots (Slukes isn't, we are sorry
to state, one of them in our municipality,
but we haven't heard of any exploits nearly
approximating those you chronicle.
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sEE woman in another column picking Sam
burg Grapes for SPEER's WINE. 1t is an admira
BILE article, used in hospitals and by the first class
families in Paris, London, and New York, in pref
erence to old Port Wine. 1t is worth trial and
great satisfaction. Oct O.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

SUPERIOR WINE.-Wine. of excellent quail
ity, is made by Mr.. Speer, of Passaic New
Jersey, from cultivated Samburg grapes. a
stock imported from Portugal. which grow as
large as Isabella grapes. The wine is exceed
ingy agreeable, and the grape from which it
is made gives If superior virtues and medical
qualities that are more beneficial to the hu.
man system than wines from other grape or
fruit.-Acd. Surg. Reporter.
Sold by druggists
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

THOSE interested will remember that the
steamer Grey Eagle, Capt. Bishop, will not
be here morrow, but will leave here Sun
day for Quincy at a o'clock p. NJ, instead of
as heretofore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

soxE crusty old bachelor has defined love to be
little signing, little crying. little dying, a
deal of lying, but the best known preventative of
disease in every form is Pinkerton's Wahoo and
Calisays Bitters. Ask for them anywhere
WILKINSON, BARTLETT 4 Co.. Agents,
oct30-2w keokuk, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

Col. RoDxAN, commandant of the Arsenal
at Rock Island, and inventor of the celebra-
ted Rodman gun, has been breyetted Briga
der General in the Regular Army.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

We see by the Des Moines Register that
our friend D. G. Perkins, Superintendent of
Schools in Van Buren, county, has been en-
ployed as Principal ofthe Third Ward School
in Des Moines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

CoPPERToED boots are the only kind
that will do boys any service, while for chill
dren the shoe that comes nearest never wear.
ing out is the grain balmoral with copper toes
and rubber soles. Bidleman has Of such
goods, at No. ~, Main street, fresh supply.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

Mr. HARDIN, who was injured few days
ago at Seal l. Waterman shop, is improving
and is now considered out of danger.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

FuRsIruRE.-We paid, yesterday, a visit to
the furniture house of Duncan, Karle 4 Co.,
at 140 and l42 Main street. Found the va
rious rooms Of the three stories of the build
ing filed with excellent furniture of all kinds.
There are chairs of all grades, and sofas, and
tables. and bureaus, and-wellwe won t try to
enumerate them, but go to this house for any
thing in the furniture line and you will be
supplied. As, also, if you want mattresses,
or glasses, or varnishes, or repairing done.
They have one of the finest and largest houses
of the kind in the West. See their adver-
tisement on our first page.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

From the Democrat OF Nov 81
Beef cattle-Market dropping, and prices lower
for ell grades except prime, on account of large
receipts The price ranged from - 80 to 8 so.
Hogs-Prices tending lower. lot was sold 81
$40 rs p 100 Ms gross.
Shesp-Sold u n 90 y head. Common very
dull.
Mich Cows-Good demand and market bare
Worth from 80 90 to $50 90 per head, according
TO quality. sUI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

DR.. DUNCAN, delivers his lecture before the
Young Mems Association of Rock Island up
on Monday evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

TIE bankrupt stock sale at the New York
Store is largely attended. so fine cloth cloaks
are now offered for eight dollars; IS piecet
more of those standard fast-color calcoes as
Is cents per yard. [n9-d3t&wlt-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

II you want nice Cloak, or nice Bonnie
or nice Set Of Furs or Dry Goods of any de
scription, 60 to P. J. Tallon's. fnov lin
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FoR great bargains in good reliable articles
Of oloaks, shawls and dry goods, 90 to the
enc price house of Bostwiek L Co. DIV
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FoR SALE CHEAp.-One Billiard table
Apply to GEO. c. ANDERSON.
nov. 10, DIT
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Ton-Hvck's Column.

Re -aFsS5Ts -
Ten-Hvck's Column.
TEAL Z 8TATE
-AD- 81
eelEkll iNSuaAk ef AGENCY,
oAssea a -. xsskJ h ,Iswa.
Real Estate Bought andSold
RiRs, River, Lake and Lille Ilsufalss,
fHIBIsrIHDnH1rYr IN fHlus.
Atna Insurance Co., Of Hartford Cont
CASE AssEfs. ~. 1920.
Homo Insurance Company DR. New Y ork,
CASE Asssfs es,1iAssp.ss.
Insurance Co. Of North Amekica, Philsd..
UneorporstsA1fSS,N
CASE ASSETS ef.11S,l1l. 90.
Security Fire InsursnceC Go. (fNew York.
CASE ASSETS, 81. se3, 1Ss.ss.
LorillsFd FireInsuranoe Co. dfNew York,
CASE ASSETS, ei.si3.iss u
Arctic Fire Insurance Co. Of New York.
CASE ASSETS. ssss. bss.
international Fire Ins. Co. ), of N. York,
CASH Asssfs. el.ss4. $3.50.
North American Fire ms. c o., DIN. T.,
CASE ASSETS, eee7 .ss1Iee.
Travellers Ins. Co., OF Hartford, Conn.
(InsnFss Against 81 kfnds Of abcidents
Cash Capital esee, geo DO.
Conn. Mutual Life ms. Co. Of Hartford
CASE AssE1s. q. osO, oos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

PEAaLs AND RuBus.--White teeth croppine
from out Of ridges Of ruby, breath spicy as the
airs from Araby the Blest. Who can resist such
fsscinatsas' To realize them, to perpetuate them,
to nsks the mouth cssket Of pearls and rubies,
and every sigh gash Of fragrance, al you have to
d. fsir ladies, Is TO that mstchless vegetable
preparation, FseSnt soxororr.
nov.7,--d-tue- thn-Eaf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

Z. X. HART has just received ire lot of
Meek Bros make of blankets. shes,ings,
&C. novl1-li
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

Persons wishing good suits of Clothes, latest
styles, Of best goods, go to Fraser h Clark's,
Main street, bet. 4th and 9th. [thu-sat.tu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

k'OR SALE.-Two beautiful lots on High
Street, north side) between sth and 9th .tresis
east side of lot H. block 06 the north aide OF Main
street near ih street, also 30 of lot In block
10y, on johnson street, adjoining A. williams foundry
OF mo sale Enquire Of lnov1Ol Il. B. TlN-RYCK .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

OST.-Check No. 1882, dated Nov 9th,
1865, $500, drawn by job Given
Agent, on Geo Anderson Co. and favor Of GEORGE
Williams. Payment has been stepped norie-3,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

- uNDWNnN AND HurLDRRs are insornsA that We
~ ~ nOw mauunActuring Cat the Paul Hiatt Mil(
$50 fset daily Of the VARIOUS kinds Of Pine LnDber
oAlno3ss and L4ah. Prompt attention viii b eyss
oe1mD fts0 svesyvbsrs. 4. RoeA11 , CO
q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

Jusr RECEIVED, a lot of boys undershirts
and drawers at Hess, Stern 4 Co.
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"INDOW CURTAINS-Bu Gilt Shades
w Green Gilt Shades, Brown Gilt Shades, Bun
Scotch Hollands Green Scotch Hollands Window Rolt
Cord. Tape, Pcbuer Cord. all sSes and colors
saas oct7l T. II. wnsI00Tf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

EOR RENT.-A Frame Dwelling House.
u with six or eight rooms situated ca the Of
II gh and flTst streets Possession LIST Of November
next Rent SO per month Kn,aire Of
oef3i II 81 TEN-EY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

DOR SALE-Lots 7 and s in Block
Il ISL, the OF 9Th and Palcan ttreets VIII
be sold II % bargain. Enquire of
may4 HB dgN-RYCK
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k'OR SALE--A two story Brick Dwelling,
with III rooms, cistern. ce-r good frame stable ~
foar hcrses full lot with considerable ruii trees DC
Thts property in the beet Of order Ad will be sold
With or wlthon. the furniture In tie house This
property IL located Morgan tst~eed 18th and 10th
aud ~ be sold for the Price OF
81 900 third in cash balance thr DE- equal annual
payments, with interest Enquire Of y s-rspsos or
sep1 Ii. BITES EfcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

EOR SALE.-The south half Of the doutl
brick r~sideace formerly occupied Ny n. McCfsa
ss2, containing rooms good cellar etst~ru stat tie
and all IN good order This property 10 tuated
mea between seventh and Eighth streetd and 10 very
desirable residence, in good neghborhooE Pn~sessisy
the crst ofOc tober next. Title good or ho sale. N
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