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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-21
New York Markst.


By Telegraph Nsv Yesx, OFT -
Cotton-Dull heavy and lower ~ oSec for idAling
aiso b. auction 70 day. for 0ovrn.snt aeeos, u -
bales Il coc for middlisg dir s@s7c strict nsddns
saos7e for middins 5o119sl1e for good ordinary
and te7zo4'7zc for ordinary.
fbur-1e to &c lower Of Decline chiefly "a medium
and com grsdes ats oe0s 20 for Extra stats, %
% 90 for Extra R. B. o, and oool2 80 for TrsAs
Brands, market closing heavy.
Whisky-Stsady; wsstern II 30.
0rainwheat 70 g lover for sprns md 70 &c Low.
or for winfe. Gal 20 Tor Chicago sprine eel n
for Nil Clubs '21 - for Anb-r NIL latter price sor
choice anoAt 50 81 ~ for MI Spring Rys ssiss
and without decided change. Bailey dill and nominal
inferior state At co. and Canada west at IS Barley
Malt dull Corn 10 without dseidf ID change 1t 7Aa.sc
for unsound, ss0Sec for Dund mixed Western latter
price for very handsome In Oats steady II 800
SC for nnsound and 57oSsc for sound.
0rcosris-Conee quiet and Arm. Sugar nrm; Cuhs
and Muscosado at lisls1xe. MoIa.ses quiet
Petroleumshsde lover 1t SOC &c for Crude: and 81
De2c for Refined In Bond.
ProvisionsPork opened dull but closed NOR. activ.
and hrmer At 81 s5ss. 70 for mess closing at IS co.
Beef hrper Sales go obs u II oooI5 rs Tor pisa
nsss and IL oo9i % for aess Beef hams insc-
tive. Cut Meats and arm l-ol5<c for ahosI
ders, and 2oD23ize for hans. Bacon dull Lard asnes
At At432sc Butter in demand 2sss2c for ohfs and
<"S5oc for State Ch-ess Arm 1t lslx9ls1<e.
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| The Wool market has ruled very firm v;.h
fair demand during the past week; though tbs
transactions have been much less, owing 10 The
restricted consumption caused by low water In the
min streams, than would otherwise have been tho
| case. Manufacturers do not care to accumu,.s
stocks without knowing when thew will he ali, -
use them. But the moment the full quota r -
i've power Is restored. il is safe to saw l.. -; -
the scarcity of seasonable goods that Tho ,nsrlo.
Tor the raw staple will become YER -.
prices OF desirable grades will probably advance
As 1t IS, the rates for 6se aomas,; - W.
gradually hardening and sto c,<s in the h.ndl -.
dealers are very light for tie season. Tho .,nb,,
Vi cnoice staple received on commission Was nov.
90 -, smaii as 1t has be,.n this year. Grower. i,
vnlo ana fennsyiva;iia will not send forward their
oes, cips 10 tne market, for the reason that thev
.oaa- lea'yey higher rates the spot: and Gus
country and purchasing of first hands Ths 49,,
Snsnheis ana agencies are just now ignored nv The
piouucef, though doubtless before the cIo.e ~ ~
sesson we snail witness different state of th;r
Low ana common grades of staple, which g.
aot much wanted at this season, and will NOT a.
quite freely: and are plenty and dull Ths.. ~
scriptons sadly miss the stimulus of large arm,
consumption, and will not be in much reon.st ri,
next spring. a1os' III
:, Inc market is now fairly supplied v;%h
tne common and fine grades of Ohio, but the ,..'
-. eAo soo'e the present views of huv
ers tnou&n they are rapidly coming IN tn -.
MARI. Pennsylvsnia and West vireir !. -,
comes forward very slowly, and is hardtv in .,ocn
srmc,cnt to establish quotations. G,,ca ~. -
Ne. York fleece are much wanted fo, sns 'v Good -
pies Sas Ss.n , ssiy full rates. F foreign
week, at q slight concession in .,e. ss sne PSF
STOCKS s arc reduced to very small compass 81 tue
oo Saies OF domestic for the X foot mn .on. -on
ooo ms at range Of es@aa,c for escs s0a ass q
s1 soo ,Sr super and extra pulled Included A..
iinois do 1t lc; a, 900 MS iowa d. ~ .Gs ~
M 1900 ibs Michigan do at o5@7Oc: 81. ooo
n ~ epsice New York do It Tic; and lots Of sns
Tas0 40 7oSs74c the outside figure for selections
,a Gasorpi. salss 5000 ns tpns and in rood
oo,uh;. q 4sc. In CAnsda, small sales Of
eo.sidsEable, including Cape 4 sSeS4sc. H.st;s.
= -. soe0 -, sad Australian On private tsrms.-
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"Poor Toms a'cold."
How warm soccer the genial sun
May look in kindness on the earth,
In Tom Jones' veins cheering warmth,
Dispels the gloomy sorrow of his soul.
Dyspepsia, like q goblin, hunts him down,
Ague, grim chamberlain, lights him to bed,
While Dizziness, Vertigo, and Headache dire,
With hercer aches combine to make him groan.
Be wise, poor Tom
And hearken, Thomas, to instruction:
For all thy ills remedy is found,
A Panacea, certain, pleasant, sure.
PLANTATION BIrTERs-S. T.-lS60-X.,
A wondrous Tonic, made by DIR Drake,
Will kill the demons that thy stomach vex,-
Will Stay them, Thomas, for thy stomach's sake.
New life, new strength to thee shall come
By using this Elixir wonderful.
PLANTATION BIrrERs will restore thy health,
Thy troubles cure, and leave thy mind at peace
d-tue-thu- sat-wlt
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From the Democrat of the I9thl
Tobacco-The demand was better. espeeiall,
for bright manufacturing leaf. but prices were un
changed Stems at 50 so each; green and fros,ee
iugs AT So so TO 60; factory do from IS 10 4
6 To- planters do from 81 20 TO IS; common
shipping leaf from So % to sll; medm do from
$ll 30 to $l4 filler at S. 10; cutter at s.: good
from SIG to 1923 80; choice do at $50 to $50 80 =
| 100 ibs.
Wooi-Demand good, and sales tubwashed al
So to 6sic.
| Flour-The demand was rather nguid day
and but little business was done. There was very
| little change in the market. Sales low double ex
ira at $40 to 10 so; fall single extra at IS 40 to
: s.; spring extra at s. %; fall super at IS to
8 IS.
| Wheat-Market Steady for choice fall and for
/ prime spring and club; but medium aud low grades
Of fall were dull and lower. Extra choice fall al
- 20 To so; strictly prime do at 81 So good to
| prime fall at 81 Is to so; common and fair fall
| from 81 so TO 81 inferior damaged and common
tall from 81 20 to SO: choice club 81 30 TO Is
| good and prime spring at 81 80 to so Il bushel.
Corn-Market easier for mixed lots but firm for
choice yellow and white with sales of extra choice
white at Soc; choice yellow ut 73c; do mixed and
yellow in new sacks at IS to lie, and do mixed
in secondhand SKIS, at s5c a bushel.
Oats-The market ruled in favor Of buysrs. vii
sales of $50 SKIS at As to 4s4c delivered: 200 do
subject TO Government inspection at Ale: $50 do
their merits. at As to 46lc, and 500 do in second
hand SKIS at 42ic = busheI.
Rye-Market dull and lower, with sales at 20
q bushel, SKIS returned.
Provisions-Sale Of bacon clear sides AT o4lc
WhisEy-steady and firm, with sales in lots Mt
81 u p gallon.
Hay-Market dull, and sales loose pressed and
tight pressed timothy at $40 to $I7 per ton.
Fruit-Cranberries at $40 per bril-: genetin ap
pies at 80 IS, and mixed to prime beIIiowers a.,
81 so TO 81 per brl.
Dried Fruit and Beans-Nothing transpired.
Potatoes-supply large, and prices in favor Of
buyen, with sales of choice peschblows Mt roe. do
mixed, in lots at So to 55c per bushel
Onions-Dul and lower with sales a. - so ne,
barrel.
Butter-Prime Western at ~ TO 45c per n.
sorghum-Sales in lots, at AZ to so per gallon.
according TO quality and condition
hides-Flnt, Ice; dry sailed, lsc; green salted.
171c p h.
Sait-Demand tolerably active and sales Of
Saginaw at 81 IS per brl; Onondaigua fine at Az.
GROUND Solar, at So 10; G. A. at Sc to 3 O5 per
sk, and T. l. at s.
Groceries-There was but little business. sup,r
was quite firm at ourquotations, weouote prime
Porto Rico sugar at lie; Havana at Ie to I7ac.
Cuba at l53 to Ice; Muscovado at Is to I5ac. f.;,
to prime Rio Coffee at 81 to 32ic; skimminrs at
~ to ZEE Java at 40 42c Rice in tierces At 12c
In bags at l0i to lie. New York syrup molas,
SEES at IS to 60c.
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finustid ma Gsuln.4tiI !.
KEoKUK MARKET.

sss.f. DAILY Gam crr Olvacz,
Octobsr2e, 1855. j
FLoUR-Double Extra Fan 1t 3l2 rs; Extru
1sii 80 50; Extra Spring - Is; supsrlns Is IS
WHRAr-Extra choice Old Fall at Il 90; Oh
FAN 81 so to 81 rs; new Fail 81 so to 81 S.
Spring, 81 25to IS.
CoRN-40 to 45c.
RYE-0id 50 to SIC; new, As to Soc.
0Ars-New % to STE; old, IS.
SHEDS Timothy - rs; Flaxseed - e5to 2 So
Eees-In demand at 80 to 31c.
BUfrER-45 to 473c.
PoTAroEs-45 to SOC.
SWEET PorAroKs--$I so to 81 IS.
LARD-30c.
BAcoS-22c.
SoReHuM-40 to 45c.
CaIoKEss-Young So SO to 8 rs; old - 90 to
so.
BRKswAx-40c.
RAes- A to sc.
FEArHRRs-From common to good 80 to soc;
prime IS to zoe.
WooL-Tub- washed IS to Soc; fleece washed so
to IS; unwashed of.
HIpEs-Dry Aint 13c; dry saltsd lie; Green q;
pelts $lto$l Toe.
HAY-&S so for Timothy Prairie g IS.
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By Telegraph

By Telegraph. cHcAso. Oct %.
Floar-ouiet ard easy al 25&sIi o. for White VII,
Ter, o. for Rcd wnsr. aud cos 60 Sax sprine m
tras.
Thanksgiving Wheat closed about lc lower and Rel
Winter neglected sa'es at s3el IS for No Spring
and I2izel Is for No Spring. Corn steady and
quiet 1t 4.14sc for No and aH4sc for No 2 osts
hrner a, q for No and 7sD2li4c for No 2 Rye /.
lower At ssaoo4o for No and 81 t'1 for No = Bar
ley duh and neglected.
Provisons-inaetise. bat q shade nrner With lish,
sales OF meas pork at 3. Is
Hogs-Duil and DC lower q, il ooAie g
Beef c.iiIe-rirm a, 5e.ss 30
Money Close.
Arehanse-FirDsr at 4 discount buying and par ic
lilo selling.
Gold-psa<
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-21

A NEAT REPLY.-T dislike your saying that
my teeth are going. So don't" Said young
lady to her beau. "Not so don't, but, 1910
DON'T you should have said," he replied. The
damsel pouted, but took the hint Nor need It be
said, that the balsamic preparation arrested the
evil; though it could not quite repair the damage
already done. d-tu-thu-sat.
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New York Money m.,k.,.

New York Money Market.
~ Telegraph. Nsv YoHE Oct %.
! Money-More active and very arm II per cent
Sterling Krchange-steaay at loslsDlos}<.
Gold-"itboui decided change opening at aeix se.
vancing TO 40 y and closing At isei1
Government etocks-Liower.
| Freishss TO Lverpoo, quiet and firm
| g. Of 81 Coupons To-.
! 90 eI-Sov. coupons. ssue loss.
lo4o Coupons saJ9.
1895 list SERIES S7sz.
Treasury 7-aos cd serie.)sT
stocks-stesdy.
AC P124; cumb 90 CkRIloT; Ma PDC 5si1:
Toi Wse7s, " Wayne se1< AATHe5; CAN y
pfd e2 Scrip l32ls: UslyrCert s2-s. Psc Mail 3oa
9 ~ Erie se1s. @ B&o $50. Hudson IoslS Har-
lem 10; Reading lls'4: N c ia: esss Toledo lol:
4 csrf2ol j, oric ksflver lol< No 70
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NEW York, Oct. Is.
Market moderately active, and fair average trade
doing for the season English and German STUD
goods selIiDg II lower prices particularly common
qualities, which are pressed for sale through thu
auction rooms. French dress goods, such ~ me
rinos poplins, and silks, are In demand At steady
prices. Domestic cotton and wooden fabrics hrm,
but tbs market not active. Brown cotton, Allan
Tie size; PeppStsu, 3sAe o, 35ac; B. size; Z, 3eAe
Bleaehed cotton, New York Mills, 55c; Wansatts,
~ s24c; 9-S 623e; 81 673c. Prints, Epragus's,
SIC; Merrimacks ", sc, Garner, SIC.
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THEGATE CITY,


BAYARD TAYLOR, the distinguished travele
and writer, win lecture under the auspices o
the Keokuk Library Association, at thu
Chatham Square Church, on Tuesday even
ing, Oct Oath, commencing at n o'clock P
n. Tickets so cents, to be had at the book
stores and at the door.
By order of the Lecture Commute.
Oct. 21st, 1866
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RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-Rev A. F. Kemp is
expected to preach in the Presbyterian
Church, corner of Fourth and High streets,
tomorrow at the usual hour of service, morn
Ing and evening.
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The POLISH BooT is a new and comfortable
style of foot-covering, and withal the most
handsome pattern we have yet'seen. Ladies
will find them at Bdleman's shoe store, No.
% Main street
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The new school house is assuming pre-
tentious appearance, and goes forward to COM
pletion. 1t is very handsome addition to
the public buildings of our city.
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WIRE we not afraid Of i'll consequences we
We would speak in praise of the weather We
are having now. 1t is very Indian Summer,
wherein the harshness of approaching winter
is Offset by the most thoroughly pleasant hours
in the whole calendar of the year. We are
afraid to say anything about it, however, lest
il "play outs onus
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QUoSDAx REBs.-The steamer Anna John
son passed down yesterday, having on board
a considerable number of former rebels, who
had been in camp at Rock Island and enlist
ing in the service of Uncle Sam, are being
sent to the front TO operate against the In
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The Davenport Gazette makes extract.
from the letter of member of the First Iowa
Cavalry that appeared in our columns recent.
ly, concerning Gen. Custar's inhumani,v r.
his men, and comments as follows:
By the violation of every decent amen;tv
military and manly to the troops under II,
command, Gen. Gustav is making himself a.
Infamous as he has been considered great ss
cavalry officer in the army of the Potomac
in the latter years of the war he distinguished
himself by his galantry, rapidity and daring.
and rose rapidly to the highest grade. After
the war transferred to a cavalry command in
the important department under Gen. Canbr
he seems to have lost sight of the fact that y
soldier must be gentleman. and that genar.
osity and magnanimity should sit in the star.
upon his shoulders. If Gen. Custar has bsan
''pufed up" and considers it safe for hin, ~
prepare new code of military ethics and
with impunity follow it under the shadow ~
his great name, he will come down suddeIv
from his lofty heights by popular Indignation
and be made to feel that the private imsr;.
can soldier who has fought through 4 blood
var, and now remains in service away from
Amily and friends and business. because III.
country needs him-that this man Of so;l "a
seesse blue, is as great in the eyes of the and
- 10 the Major General
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WANTED-TEN Woop CHOPPERS. -Apply q,
the store of ]. c. Curtis 4 Co., near the cor
ner of Third and Main. oct21-tf
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"TExPERASCE' will be the subject of the
sermon by Rev. Mr.. Westover at the Baptist
Church Sabbath evening
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OYSTERS. notice on first page of Rob
ertson 4 Albers.
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Port Grape Wine

DURE and four years old. for the Commu-
MON Table and Family Prescribed by Phyd
clans for Penaee. Weakly Persons and Invalfds The
Great Remedy for Kidney Affections, rheumatism and
ali Chronic Diseases
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Al European Minister, himself veteran on
Ger, remarked that the late review 1t Washing
ton, Was the most imposing display he ever saw.
and Pinkerton's wahoo and Csli.sya Bitter,. thu
most healthful and pleasant tonic beverage ever
compounded. He is right about the Bittsrs. r,v
them and you win be sstis6sd. For sale sv.,v.
where- o..IAe
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sss women in another column picking Sam
burg GraPss for srEER's Wns. It il an sAw;,.
bic srtiols ussd in hospitals and by the nrst el...
families in Paris, London. and New York, in pr,f.
ssaoe y old Port Wine. Il Il worth . tia, "a
grsae satisfastisn. 49,
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Ms GEORGE T. Steel = lately millerin Mr.;
j. A. Browns mill, at Bentonsport, was kill
ed in mill at Bloomington, Illinois, recent.
ly. In attempting to escape being crushed
by falling stone that was being hoisted to O
floor above the one on which he was at the
time, he unluckily sprang into some of the
mill machinery and was torn to piece. His
wife still remains in Bentonsport and the
fragments of his body, that were recovered,
were taken up to that place forinterment upon
Wednesday. We CLEAN from the Keosauqua
republican,
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Gold.

By Telegraph INV Yosx. Oct. o.
"oid 10 without material change. The sxpectahon
that foreign hrms may purchase gold 10 rsnit balances
unser pressure Of the high iassrsst At Lonon
helps sustain quotations A yet however, ve hear Of
no important transactions Of that character The ono
.Aon' opened At lssE, dropped to u.s. ed recovered
the quarter again
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FoR fine ready made clothing, for clothing
made to order on the most reasonable terms,
20 to Vencill 4 Jones. Oct6lm
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II .ONDON PORTER Barclay, P erkins 4
sct1e W0kUooN, 1A14I133 . 90.
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How IT WAS Rus.-Mr A. Henry, in let
ter to the Keosauqua Republican, says that
in Harrisburg township, in Van Buren, coun-
ty, as elsewhere, the Democrats ran the Ben
ton machine and had but two soldiers to helm
them; of the letter, Mr. H. says: "One of
them, / was informed, was a Lieutenant in
the Rebel army; was told that he acknowl-
edged the fact at the polls before voting; his
vote was challenged by a Union soldier, not
withstanding, the judges received his ticket.
They may have done their duty, but the Uni
on boys think that those who have been in.
strumental in numbering their comrades, have
no right to vote at the polls with them, and
they have, therefore, served a notice on said
rebel to leave the neighborhood within six
days from the day of election. l learn that
some thirty of the true men of the county
have signed said notice. Men who have faced
the cannon on hundred occasions for the
salvation of their, and our country, will not
trife, nor will they be trifed with
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-21

EXCELLENT WINE FOR FEMALEs.
Hvery family, At this season, should MS sPEBRD
WINE celebrated in Europe for its medicinal and bens
Acial quAltss highly esteemed by eminent physcians
rssa q nurspssn and American Hcspitals and BY
Of the Arst families in Europe and America
AZ TONIC II has no equal, causing IN appetite and
building mp the system being entirely pure wine Of
most valuable grape. AS DIURBrIO II imparts >
healthy seton Of the Glands, Kidney and Urinary Or
gans very beneficial In Dropsy Govt and Rhumatc ~
fsctions sPEkR6 WINE pure article from the juice
Of the Port Grape, possessing medicinal properties supe
nor to any other wine In USE and excellent article
for Ill and dsbiiitated and the eyed an In
nrm improving the appetite and beneftng ladies and
children Try u AVID you Uili mot be deceived.
AWDs sure tbs sgnAturs Of AL1RzD GrHm = over the
cork Of each bottle
Fold BY Wilkinson. Bartlett 4 Co ,Keokuk, Iowa ~
a first claas dealers, who also sell the CAsTILLA ORT
BRANDY, choice old article, Imported only " M
epeer, direct ffom the valley OF 0porto
A1-Trads supplied by Wholesale Drueg,sH.
A1-U A. 6PDkk q his Vineyard In New Jersey.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 9os BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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BAYARD TAYLOR lectures in Keokuk upon
Tuesday evening of next week. This will be
rare treat to our citizens. All will be anxi.
Gus to see and hear this most eminent of liv-
ing travellers. He comes with rich stores of
knowledge gathered from all Continents and
from the 'isles of the Seas" Those who have,
in his various works of Travels familiar as
household words whenever our literature is
known-followed him in his journeyings over
the globe, who have been delighted with
"Hannah Thurston," and admired the pow
ers and life of him who wrote it. will be de-
lighted that Mr.. Taylor is coming to Keokuk
He lectures under the auspices of the Keo-
kuk Library Association but notwithstand.
ing the admission fee, any hall that he speaks
in in the city will be crowded.
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Miller Wanted at Bentonsport!

A NAN who thoroughly understands tho
ousinss: Of Burr dressing and grinding Non. 9th.
need aprty. oeeedy snploymsnt and seo6 80. ~.
70. further particulars apply to ANDRSW Trn4sS es
Of Aeokuk. or ct the mill In Dentonsport
oAW JANE A. Rnnwv
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Resv r.aaiag tAe 1ssry q - s q ~. ere
7s.1 .nI sss epafs labss IT. = ~.
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EOR SALE-A nice Brick Cottage,
IL withtwo fsal lots One Barn woodshsd Cistern and
Cellar situated Yranklin tetwsen eth and 10th sts
Keoknk. TitIegood. Price&3 500.
feb13 He 9Hn-HYCK
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TOR sALE-A Frame Cottage Dwell

l. ing, with seven rooms, cstern, good cellar and
order situated business, 1xcAanee street. be-
tween 9Th sndyth streets title God. Price,
Bpquire Of H.D.TNN-1YCK.
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EOR sALE-Io acre. of the best land

In this section we'll calculated for either srapesc
oter frsit and 10 all under the very highest OF
cultivation IL situated within miles my flee an
will be sold With without the crops upon it. Kr
Quire of II. b TEE-EYCK
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EOR sALE-A Briak Cottage Dwell

we'll with lots OF fruit trees situated on Futpp
street between 10th and 11tb streets Keoknk Title
good Enquire OF mayle1 H. B. TEN-EYCK.
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EOR 6ALE-Twenty acres of beauti-
Il fol Garden or Grape Land, and the Missis.
sppi rfv, abont three mile above city of Ksokuk
fitls good. Price ~ 900. Bnquireof
nch20 II, B. TEH-EYCK
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FOR SALE-The west half of a two
story double brick DIV cling House Containing six
roos cstern good cellar house painted and oaked all
over lot we'll and all in good order situated near
the corner of 18th aud Des Mones streets Title rood
Price 81 500 Enquire of H.B. TKN-EYCk.
p,chG
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EOR SALE-Lots 7 and s in Block
L. 49, on the corner OF 9Th and Palean streets VII.
be sold at . bargain. Enquireof
may4 HBTEN-RYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-21

kNuk sALE-io acres Of land all under fenra-lo
acres nnder cultivation andn fruit of hich ,iere
10 and acres Of timber Oh hich there's
lsxS- two story BRICK tveliipr. eon,sipfny II 49,.
with srpl- porches, ornamental and fru trees sl+nt
H. GOOD cellar cstern, STICK we'll with frame l.nk
hsrn. also tenant house ice hou.e smoke ana chicken
house situated miles from my Office on m. s. Trsn
oisvile roaf VIII be soli for ssly low rir.
o. ts,e0" Enquire Of IsepE H b. TEN-HYcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-21

Tor SALE-A one story Frame Dwell
II Ing House large frame barn, cistern cellar and 9th
sf fmprovements with full lot situated Bank street.
between and I'd streets Keokuk title rood Price
-. rfebls1 H.B rkN-KYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-21

EOR 6ALE-Two Beautiful Lots, OF
IL High street, north side, between 9th and Ietb
gtreets. With small frame dwelling same also q et
Of lot IN block 49, the of 18th and Msy
street. south sids With frame it; aso east &C
feet Of lot block l69, johnson adjoining D.
A. williams Foundry. All this property will be scIt
cheap. The title good or NO sale. Enquire Of
{une22 Il THNEyCE