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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

From the Democrat of Oct. 5th.
Tobacco-Prices were steady and firm for all
grades, and the market active. Sales green Jugs
at 81 60 to 5 3d. factory Tugs at - 40 to 80;
plsnters' lugs At 80 So to 30; common shipping
leaf It % 50 to II; medium do u 412 Is 10 IA IS;
common manufacturing leaf at $17 to ~ IS; me
dunn do at SIS to $37 %; fine at $57 Is per 100
pounds.
Flour-Demand active and market higher, ex-
cited and unsettled, with salse Of choice double
extra at $l3; good double extra 1t I'll to ii So;
medium do At 50 so to SIC SO; fall single extra st
S. rs to rs: choice fall super 1T IS TO IS;
spring extra at 81 80. The advance was chiefly
in super and single extra. Choice family brands
were firm at $l4.
Wheat-Market very active for the better quail
tiles, with higher prices and sales of extra choice
fall on private terms, part of which was under
stood to be at - so TO IS for gilt-edged white;
choice at 81 40; good and prime at 81 Us TO 25
choice club at 81 60; common fall at 81 50 to IS;
very inferior do at 81 10 n 80. and poor spring
at 81 10 10 -.
Corn--Market inactive and business email, With
sales Of white q. rs to IL; yellow at 20 to 73c,
and good mixed, in new sacks, at zoe per bush.
oats-oferings being large, buyers stood on
for lower prices, and the market was rather easier
with sales of choice at 55c prime at Sic; common
to fair at As to 49c per bushel.
Bariey-vcry choice spring steady and
firm, but there were few buyers, and other grades
were unstable. Sales choice spring at 81 II prime
at 81 10 per bushel, SKIS returned.
Rye-Markes hrmer, and sales old at &c. and
prime new at 80 to s74c per bushel, sacks
turned
Provisions-There was small jobbiug bust
ness in bacon clear sides at sl4ic pork At 80
so, and bacon shoulders At Ice per Id.
Whisky-No stock on the market. and the only
sale at So Is per gallon. A lot was sold yesterday
afternoon at 81 26i.
Hay-Market better, and sales tght-pressed
timothy mt SIS and loose pressed nj SIS per ton,
Potatoes-Demand brisk and market buoyant,
with sales choice Neshannocks at &c; prime and
choice Northern at 624 to Csc, and good do at 6od
per bnshel-
onions-Market frner. and sales comprised
choice Iowa and Illinois 55c, and 60 do fair al
SOC per bushel.
Butter-Market quite firm, and sales at 42ej
and fair at 3sc per H.
Eggs-In demand and firm. with sales at 35c
recounted and 20 to SOC, shippers count.
Hides-Very few arriving, and prices nominal
at last quotations.
Wool-Very little coming and market unchang-
ed, with sales of low tub washed at 60 to 6le and
% feese-washed at SIC per 10.
Groeeres-Prices firm for both sugar and
coffee, but the demand for lots in first hands Was
dull and business small. We quote prime Porto
Rico sugar at l7Ae. HAVANA at IL to l7&c; Cuba
at l54 to Isle; Muscovado at Is to Isle; fair 10
prime Rio coffee at 29i to 32ic: skimmings at Isl
to 29c; choice in small supply and held At 323 I'd
3Sc Java at 80 to 4oc; rice, in tierces at i2sc IND
bags at HE; New York syrup molasse. at IS to
eOc. and Hannas New Orleans syrup in brls At 81,
IN half brls at 81 o., and in kegs ut 81 10.
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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune ]

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
DEs MONIES, Iowa. Oct. 4.
Capt. Hall, whom the ''possums'' of Davies
county put on the Copperhead ticket for Sn-
perintendent of Common Schools, has de-
clined the nomination for the reason that he
does not like the party or its principles.
Hans knudson, soldier of the 18th Iowa
infantry, recently discharged at Davenport,
committed suicide by shooting himself on the
steamer Hawkeye State near keokuk few
days since. His residence was in Allamakee
county.
The Charles City Iatelligencer says that
Floyd county will give a larger Republican
majority this year than ever.
Capt. Bausman says that the preliminary
survey for "a railroad from this place to Ames'
Station, in Story county, is nearly completed,
and establishes the fact that road can be
built with very light grade.
Maj. Gen. w. T. Sherman arrived here to.
night about seven clock. He was met sew.
eral miles out by Mayor Cleveland and other
prominent citizens. Ringing of bells and
firing of cannon signalzed the Generals arri-
val, and large crowds of citizens gathered On
the streets near the residence of his brothe r.
Major Hoyt Sherman, to see and to welcome
him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

NEW JERsEY.-Major General Fitzpatrick.
who rs addressing the Union voters of New
Jersey on behalf of the State ticket. and
making canvass as dashing and brilliant as
his lannon's cavalry charges, spoke at Newton
few days since, where Copperhead mob.
led by a. j. Rogers, Democratic member of
Congress, attempted to suppress him. The
effort to silence the Generalwas unsuccessful,
but lady in the crowd was struck With a
stone and seriously injured. General kilpat-
rick made his speech and excoriated Rogers
and the other Copperhead rowdies present.
tremendously. Rogers was shown to his face
TO have been opposed to the war, an open re
bel sympathizer, and an advocate of repudi.
alton of the public debt. The attempt Of the
New Jersey Copperheads to mob soldier and
silence his public speaking, comes much near.
er exhibiting their public feelings toward the
brave defenders of the country than the un.
meaning praise they bestowed upon than in
the resolutions of their State Convention The
notous exhibition against General Fitzpatrick
Is most substantial compliment to the etfec.
tveness of his political speeches.
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Chosrch Directory.

UNITED PkHeBYfERfAN- Hffsh street, between
Mar And scndean Services every Eab bath II IL -.
and 4 p. m. Sunday schooisLa m.
JANIS BRowx, Pastor
FIRST PRCSBYTERfAS-Corntr High and Fourth
streets. Services every Sabbath - II q sad n.
Sunday School .. B.J dfLLffYR Pastor.
UNITARIAN CHURCH-Corner High and Fourth
streets. Services every Sabbath at ii q. Sunday
School ga 10. r. HAssALL, Faster.
CHATHAM souARE u. h CHUEcH-Corner ofsev-
enth aud Morgan streets Preaching every Sabbath 1t
IL a. and fkp.m Sabbath ScAcol ut "a. Public
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings
B.. II. wAlIHe Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH-Third street, between
Concert and High. Services every sabbath at IL
A. quarter before = N. Sabbath School eix IN.
j. T. WEsfevIR Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHU RcH-Hia hstreef, between
Fifth and Sixth Services every Sabbath At ii and
p. m. Sabbath School st s.t5 .. III Prayer ne-ting
Wednesday evening". 6Roass THacHKR. Pastor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

A303ADO
We publish private letter handed to n BY
the soldier who received it from member Of
Col. SroSEs regiment. If anything moro
were needed in vindication Of Gov. Sroxs, it
may be found in the fact that his own rsgi-
ment gave him an almost unanimous vote two
years ago.
|9 AGENCY CrrY, Iowa, Oct. 8, 1886. !.
MY DEAR YATES: Your esteemed letter of
the lst inst, is just received and its contents
noted.
! really ought to ask your pardon for not
writing to you before this, but have been 90
very busy that have sadly neglected nearly
all my correspondents, and suppose they
will all think they are forgotten by me but
such is not the case
In regard to the charges published IN the
Constitution, spoken of against Gov. Stone.
accusing him Of tyranny and cowardice, and
all this, all have to say is, that it is all set
of malicious lies. / was In every battle in
which the Twenty Second participated, until
wounded, on May I'D, before Vicksburg.
was personally acquainted with the Govern
or, and the Captain of my company (White)
acted as staff officer to Gen. LAWYER, who
commanded our brigade in all those engage
ments, except at Port Gibson, where Colonel
Stone commanded the brigade, and know in
every one of the movements, as officers and
as a regiment, we received the warmest
praises of all the commanding officers; And if
you look at the official reports of General
McClernand, who commanded the corps, you
will see that all such vile charges are knocked
higher than kite.
1t is not necessary for me to tell vou all
about those charges, and who makes them
but will say that, so far as have been in
formed by the commanding officers of the
regiment, not one of those men who are
making such tremendous charges against the
Governor, made even fraction of soldier
when there was any fighting to be done, but
were back in the rear, always grumbling,
finding fault, but never doing anything them
selves. Every one of them, if am correct
~ informed, had been punished for violation
of military orders, and this is the ground of
their opposition to the Governor.
Capt. Ault is another one of these, but he
got hoisted off the track at Ottumwa q short
time ago, and has not made speech since,
| believe. Because the Governor would not
let him take with him in the regiment, as a
member of his family, a common prostitute,
to make money with, he gets his back up so
high he could not get his hands in his breech-
es pockets, and he even took the stump
against the Governor. You can see how all
this Is. 1t is all personal, ignoring principles,
which should govern all men, and are follow.
ing their passions.
We are all well, doing well, feeling well,
and one week from to-day, viii knock the
Possum ticket all to smash
A. l.. CHANBERIIS,
Company K, I'D Iowa Inf'try
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We are informed by Mr.. Strong that the

Wra informed by Mr.. Strong that the
United States Circuit Court at Chicago have
decided that they will not grant a writ of man.
damus compelling the defendants in Bond
cases to do and act in violation of the injunc-
Non of the State Court. In other words, the
setting up the injunction of the State Court a
good defence to the mandamus proceedings
This decision was announced in the case Of
Weber VS.. the Board of Supervisors of Lee
County. The cases of Moses and Thomson
against the City Council will be tried at the
term of the same Court now in session, where
the same defence is made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07
5muliid ais Uonlnl,rfid.



4 F4s DA,1Y aAsr clsro,ysc., /
October 9, 1855.
wHEAr-Fi1m It 81 4s' to l - for Ofd fall ;
- ~ 70 ! 20 for new Fall; = - fsR choices
NV Hall and 81 70 - for ~
FIoua-ws quote Doubls Extra Fall as Oh
70; Ext. TGal - rs; Extrs Spring - n; Sspsr-
fine 81 Is.
CoRH-35 to 40. .--g., r.
RYs-Old ~ to SOC; new, - to l1c.
OA.s-Nsw 1t 70 to 2be; old II 80 - S3e.
ssEps-T Timothy ~ rs to 90; Flaxseed g IS
to 40.
EsGs-In demand ct rs to re.
BurrKR-Firm at 45c for choice; packed st g
to 30c.
PorAroEs-Good, IS to 45c.
SWEET PorAroEs-$1 SO to 81 90.
LAMBS to 27ic.
BAcos-27c.
EoRaHUM-40 to SOC.
CmckEss-Young So Is to so; old a % TO
a SO.
OxIoRs--s0 to 35c.
Hay Timothy $40 so; Prairie s. SO to . 90.
HIpEs-Green &c; green saited "A; dry flint l3c;
dry saltsd Toe; pelts 80 to zoe.
TALLow-In barrels l34c; loose lie per ID.
BEEswAx-3S to 4oc.
RAGs-Free from wooden 81 to &c.
FEArHzRs-From common to good 80 to soc;
prime SIS to roc. .s
WooL-Tub- washed SIS to 6oc; feece-wAshed SO
to So; unwashed of.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

By Telegraph. ousAseOet d
YEouf-lec better eales 1t o00f2 Is for whss
Winter sldDlo so for Red Winter and 25De rs Sor
Spring KxtrHs.
Grain-spnng Wheat steady and firm; Red Winter
to SC better Sales at l s0Ol SO for No. Red sc
IS fsr No sRsd; ASxo1 - for 10 Spins aa1 y
81 81 for No. 2 Spring. Corn dull and lower 1t 80
for No and 551 SIC 6or No Oats steady 1t 81
@ss1zc for No ! nd sehouc fr 10 .. Rps ID shsde
easier at 7oc for No and esO6se for No Barley dull
ct so0s2c for No 2
whsky-Qufet aud steady st q
Provisions-Actve and Arm. Salts OF msss pork ~
81 %, and prise mes At q toe3s 10 for rspasksd
Bulk meats scarce and Arm At 1skc for rough sidss
loose. Lard Lominsl at PC.
Beef Cattle-stesdy At 500 r..
Hogs-st<a dy At IA &0oa3 TO.
f,old-l46
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new advertiseme

NorIcE.-Ihe sale of property by William
Thompson, Commissioner, on johnson street,
between Second and Third, and on Exchange
street, between Third and Fourth, to-day, at
2 O'Clock P. NJ, will be sold to the highest
bidder. Sale on the premises.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

The SUPPLY OF Hoes IN IRELASp.-Tbe fo,,ov
ing is an extract from letter just received from
one of our packers, now in Ireland:
store pigs are very abundant In this country.
The of1cial returns show an increase Of nearly
Z5o, 700 head over the stock reported on hand at
this time last year
From the above ii would appesr that the "short
crop" now complained Of here, viii in ! treat
measure be made up by the increased supply in
Ireland. English meats will not be wanted herr
SO early in the season, as the supply from ireland
VIII Doubtless furnish the English market with an
abundance for some time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

BY Telegraph. NEW YoRK, Oct. q.
Aonsy-Rixmer IT par can't. on call loans.
essvlint Kxchange-stAsdy at 1ey3e011o
tGold-lrregniar and unsettled: opening NJ 1<s, u.
ysneng TO lisis, and closing at 1%sA.
freights to Liverpool quiet and nrn.
Government stocks-Without material change
SO ex-Nov. Coupons leslz
Year Certificates new issu 9sl+.
stocks-Heavy and active.
APs2s4; CUNT Els c&RI1llL. NAP DC s.lc
foi vabfG n Wayne 500 AA7Hs5 can y
pfd 81. Scrip ls24 us1yr Cert se5.: Pac Mail -
HYc PSI. Erie sosi: C 40 i2s; Hudson lo7lI: Har
lem IS; Reading llezl. c lis; 50: Toledo 1oe31
u Cert ~: ouic silver -. Mo g. Tx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

CLEARING OUT SALE AT THE Estes HousK
HosfIrAL.-We will sell on Monday morning,
October 9th, at 81 o'clock in front of the hos
pital, all the remaining government property,
consisting of lot cooking stoves, lot iron bed
stesds, lot Office desks, &C., &c.
By order of Maj. NJ. K. TAYLOR,
HOWE 4 TYLER, Auctioneers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

srEcK or DANaER.-The minutest lack spo
on the enamel Of tooth, is an evidence that de-
Gays efacing finger has touched it. Quickly in
terpose the SozoDosr as safe guard, or the tooth
Is gone-and not only that one but perhaps half
Dozen Be assured that nothing but soroposr
viii either edectually prevent or arrest dental dis
ease. d-ua.,h,.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

AUCTION & Tyler will sell this (Sat-
urday) morning, at 10 o. clock one large book
case, one fine custom made black walnut
wardrobe, handsome bureaus, sofa, fine
chairs, bedsteads, one large oleander tree,
six large cooking stoves, lot heating stoves,
one Steward coal stove, two desks, lot car
pets lounges, &c, &c. :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

WAsrED.-A good GIRL to do g eneral house
work. Good wages given. References re-
CURED. Apply to WN. MANNERS,
Fourth ST., between johnson and Exchange.
Oct eff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

The very liberal invitation of our long time
and whole souled fellow-townsman Curt Nc
Carly to lunch last evening was responded to
in force by the 'public." The lunch was
ample as the crowd was numerous, and full
justice was done on the occasion to the entire
satisfaction Of the host and his guests.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

"7hro,r physie TO the dogs, RI none Of it,
To make assurance dou6ly sure
RI take'-PLATArIoS BIrrERs
They never fail.
This great stomachc Healer, so long and favor
ably known to the American public, is just what
the people need. 1t is.s remedy they can rely on.
For Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Headache, Dizziness
Ague, Liver Complaints, Pains in the Side and
Back, &C., it has no equal; not the least among
Its virtues is its extreme peasantness to the taste
and immediate beneficial effects. Try it We dys
pepties and be cured.
dtue- thu-sat-wlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

We would direct the attention of all who
are In search of the cheapest, latest and best
styles of boots and shoes to the establishment
OF A. Stewart, corner of Third and Main
streets, where you will find his stock com.
plete in every branch of the trade. oct6d2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

ARRIvED.-Mr Stern informs us that his
tailors have arrived from the East, and that
all orders for nice suits can now be filled in q
satisfactory manner to all concerned. See
new advertisements
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

SEWING MABHrNEs.-We call attention of
persons wishing employment, to the sdver
tisement of ID. B. Herrint ton & Co., in our to-
DAYS paper
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Thsre will be services
in the Unitarian church next Sunday morn
ing. Sunday School in the afternoon at q
o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

We direct attention to the card OF the
Franklin Seminary. This is new institution
Of learning in our county. Rev. j. j. Kern,
A. NJ, is Principal, and Mrs. Cochrane. As
instant
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

A NEW YORK company propose, next sum
mer, to import number Of camels for use
upon the Western plains. Mr.. ]. w. Fa-
bens Is going to Algeria at once. to buy up a
lot ' up ="
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

DWELLING House FOR SALE.-A good, COM
Portable Dwelling House, convenient to bust
ness, for sale by II. B. Ten-Eyck. oct7tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

FoR fine ready made clothing, for clothing
made to order on the most reasonable terms,
60 to Nencll Il Jones. 0ct6lm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

The Union meeting last night on the corne,
OF Eighth and Main streets was the largest tina,
has assembled in this city during the cam.
paign. The Turner's band was out and gave
us some stirring music, and the people were
wide awake and enthusiastic.
Chaplain TETER addressed the crowd in n
speech OF great power with most telling effect.
as was manifest from the intense interest with
which be was listened to, and the hearty
cheers that greeted some ofhis eloquent and
magnificent appeals.
Col. Il. p. WooD, candidate for the State
Senate, followed in brief, but pertinent and
practical speech, which was received with
much favor by the crowd.
Aud here let us say in behalfof Col. Woon.
who Is but little known to the people of our
city, that he is gentleman of genial disnos;.
hon and of much practical ability. and will
exert very considerable influence in the
General Assembly. And in BODY 81 laroo,v
composed of Union soldiers he will be able 70
do great deal more to promote the interests
and views ofthe people of Lee county. than a
half dozen snch notorious old copperbeaas !.
HEDGEs and HOLMAN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

CITY NEWS.

GEs. SHERMAN is in Des MONIES on a visit
to his brother HoYT.
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Gold.
NV Yn.x Oct a

BY Telegraph INV Yo.x. Oct
Gold 70 excited The bulls who have been operating
'of Two or three day. forced up the price to 4o after
which the sub-freasury threw half million upon tie
under which the price receded to ll71< Mosey
= In good demand, and rates call generally psr can't
With fsw exceptions at to per cent Dsseo..s s
scive aad rates higher for al except nrst c.s I'm,
extremes at to per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

NEW YoRx, OsG ..
me following ere the prices Of Mining stocks u the
Daard In Dosson to-day:
Osnsssl -; Huron -; Minnssota IL; euperior s,<
sssakha M; Hancock Is; Isls Royal lok: Co.
pdh ~ onlsey u AssalanA *
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

Ths unequaled paratson which pos the peeu
liar popertss Of ns hn 20 Its color
and il to The color IL possessed before IL
turned grey. Ii Is permanent cure for daBdrua
strengthens and enven roots OF hair grss the
hair lasting and al moisture dAndun scurf
itching and Of th~skn Persons that tried
this prspar that they have tried all kinda
Tonic and Hair R-storatvs aud had bean aba
6nd article that would produce the desired result
until they had tried Hair Tonic II has cured pc
who had solid OF da ndrun all knitted
ccmented together in the shape of cap covering fhe
whole head and In the Of thirty days nsing
my Tonic the scurf and isndrnH disappeared the
hair, which had until that time been prvented from
growing, resumed its former healthy yrowth.
In the of one James Mershou Of the 2lst
fantry, chose hesd covered With thick coating
dandruE and souri, mentioned - vs aDd whose kair
had almost fallen out 10 shown the virtue Of
this Tonic for in the three weeks application
oft scalp assumed heAthy cssditon and his hair
commenced TO grow beautifully. This Is only one case
Oft kindin thousand. could mention many others
butfor want fspace and cost prevented from do
ing so.
Sold by G EoRaE CABUs. corner Of Second and Main
street Price cents Per bottle. AberAl disconn.
The fvafs oc2d6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

THERE is Newspaper carrier in New Haven,
Conn, who has walked forty miles day for the
last ten years. He uses Pinkerton's wahoo and
cslsAys Bittsrs - . beverage. There il nothing
IKE them y sustain health and strength, and pre-
ssnt disssss. ror sais everywhere. Try then.
- 3dr11w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

We clip the following from the New yo,t Inaa..,-
dent Of Sept. 18th
ms conpany vas organized In ls4s on the mu tusI
sys.e", WIN tne ven Known advantage Of furnishing
insurance ct ih actual cost the OF il. hn.,
ness II 10 the largest life insurance company IN tbe
country, and with the exception OF one (ermsn rom,
pany the .<gss IN ths world Its sccunuiased capi.
nearly Si0oo00o. u has paid since it, oreauzaion
over 900 coo TO the fsmilie. and cretors of
membe1, and has refunded over 5000 600 10 poliey
noidsrs ~ dvidends or surplus premiums It's pre~e n
surplus Il over s. 600 90 from which the annual dv
dend VIII be declared lat OF Fen. next The number
OF policies issued during the year was $50 It's annual
income over *Socooo per year its receipts for inter
ea alone being oys half million which mere than
Paid its Losses fcr the year ending LIST November ast
FROM theee hguree come notion be obtained Of
immense business done by the pany and of the al
sant.go osefed 70 insurers FuIer particulars will be
lou ID In an adv erfisement In another column OF the
advantages OF life insurance scarcely peceerarv TO
ay At his day Lord Chancellor Lyndhurrt.
remark, that NO man with dependent fsrIy 10 free
from rrode bis life s not Insured not too strong
The duty Of Insurance being admitted the next thing
10 End safe and cheap company; ard the Connecticut
Mutual Is both
H. Trs EIcx is the agent for this popular company
IN ths city oete
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k'OR SALE.-A one story Frame Dwell
ing House. containing seven rooms c~iier efstern
full lot, well fenced. which 10 large brick in
which are three nnishea rooms-and still room for
erA horses and rsriagesitnsted near the corner Of
Ieird and Concert streets convenient 20 business
Ihis property will be sold cheap for cash Enquire Of
ssdls Ii. b. TEN-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-07

NOR sALE-l6 Acres of land all un5sr fepra-lO
acres under cultivation and In fruit which there
Is cansderabel and Of Der on hch there
large tso story brick ds cling, containing ii rooms
With npl- pcrchss ornamental aud fruff about
n good cellar eistern stock we'll, with frame tank
osru also tenant house ice house, smoke and chicken
house sinated miles from my ofbce the ST. Fran-
eisvile road VIII be sold for tie ABLY price
o $3,eoo. Enquire Of lsep27l Il. B. TES-EYCK.