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By the President ~ ne Tntsd Sia,es u Am-r1,a
rBocLAMATtoN.
whereas, hy the proclamation of the President ot
The eleventh day OF April last certain ports Of the
United states therein specified, hch had previously
been suhjoc' to blockade, were for oblocts Of public
safety declared in conformity With previous tpccl
legislation OF Couercs- to he closed against foreign
commerce duriuc the National viii, to bo Thereafter
e,pIessed and made known by ths President aud
I-her'as events and circumstances have since oocur-
Ted, which, IN my Judgment render 1t eIpedient TO
remove that restriction, except ne TO the ports Of
Galveston, ia Sallo, Brazos dc Santiago, Toint
Isabel and Brow gsvio, in tho State Of
Teu-; nov, thoroforo, be It known that I, Andrc-
johnson Prcsltent OF the United States, do horeby
declare that the PORTS Aforesaid, not excepted ~
shove, suall be- open " foreign merce from and
AFTER the frs. day Of July next; that commercial in
totcoufss with the sad ports may from that time he
carried on, subject to the laws Of the nited states
and In pursuancc OF such regulations may he pr,-
soribcd by the Secretary OF the Treasury II, how
any vessel from a foreign port shall enter any
OF the heforcn-med excepted ports In the State Of
Toxn she will continue TO b. held liable to the pen
slties prescrbed by the act OF Congress, approved
OF the 18th day Of July, 1861, and the persons on
board Of her, 10 such penalties as may hc
incurred pursuant to the laws Of war for
], Andrew John-n President Of the United States,
do hereby declare and make known that the United
States Of America do heuoeioTth dlsavow 10 all per-
sons trading or attempting to trade in any of the
United States In violation Of the laws thereof all
prctenoe Of belireren rishn and privileges Gnd eive
noiice frsm the date OF this proclamation, all such
.oGCndeu will he held and dealt With pirates II 10
ato ordered that all r'strictons upon trade here
fore imposed In the territory Of tie nited State.
tss Of the Mississippi River those relating to
Gahand Of to the alton of the rsht, OF tn,
United states, to property purchased in the territory
OF an enemy and TO the twenty five per ceut. upon
purchases Of cotton, are removed. All provision o
the internal Revenue Law will be carried into effect
under the proper officer
t.<, In wtnoss whereof have horeun,o eel
T.. my hand snd caused the zeal Ot th,
~>' nited States 20 lo af'iKtd
lone At the Iity OF Washington thIs twenty- 20.
sont day oi MAY, the year oi our Lord. one thou
sL4 eight hundred and siAty-hye, and OF the inde
,endence OF the United statcs Of America the eighty
lnth.
ASpRrw JohSsoS.
Nv the President
W HuNTEr, Acting Secretary OF State.
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Negro Revenge.
Plot 20 kssas-ipate PsroIcd Rebels In Re-
yenze Tor Fort Pillow.

Mon ph,s, Tenn, May le.-The influx Of parolod
rebel troops into Memphis caused a great excitement
among the nesro troops They got up plot to
Una,c every rebel soldier In Memphis, Ia revenge for
the Fort Pillow mAmscrc. The plot was discovered
Lass night, and the whte troops were Put on guard TO
-atch the movements Of the NEGROES Al giyeE
hour the nesroes attempted to come out Of the srt 10
garry out their puipose, when they were ordered
back again by the white troop. 4he negroes re-
r'ed TO obey the order and ieht forthwith onsued.
Arcr sharp couhic, 20 Of she ne-roc vere killed
Iud wounded, and tho remainder driyen back in
confusion into the foit strong suAId IL nov Kept
aver them
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Kirby Smith Assassinated.

Nor or'slnr May l5-ria Caro, hIb 20 The
fRrH prrIA, Of Yesterday, pubi,hcd report that
General Kirby Smith had been assa,slnltcd by Major
Hchec Ia consequence OF difficulty srow inr out Of
action circulation. The pyilA this c,en.nrs4ys
trst he .cso.t 10 confined hy rebel soldiers tom
Jackson.
I Ihis r,poi ~ true, II will make easier work for
u.gu, " "lraG MAJ iuGcT," tho successor OF
sMlta, q lot wl.I may te called fighting generaLl
o;,a.rA-I SLwAGp was at the state Department
a.a.u Yesterday, for short time attending to his
D. a Iuues Frederick Seward continues 70 i'm.
yoyg 49, n aow able " resd tho newspapers.
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From Tennessee.
Imporfnnt Capture. Etc.

C'rci-nan kav 29.-The CoSNrncr,l has dis
patch from Nashville, which reports the capture OF
the rcbcl Governor Harris, OF Teunceee- and tto@-
40 iclonsins to the state preasury. The State
archives and all the State boads have also been cap
turcd.
The published correspondence between Governor
Rrownlov and the cfiicias u tie ChatanooFa Kan
road shows the rollins stock Of that road to We IN rd
repair at AUGUSTA. including 22b locomotive. Ne
June.
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Our Fortress Monroe Dispatch.

More About JEFF. and His Party.
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VALUABLE CAPTURES IN TENNESSEE,

5000, 900 AND A GOVERNOR.
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SOME OF the PRISONERS SENT NORTH
The Great Conspiracy Trials.
New and Interesting Develop
mcnts.
Important Proclamation.

Further Trade Restrictions u emovcd For.
eisn Commerce tllowcd-IllesaI Traders
To BE Dealt with ss Pirates.
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THERE arc at tho present moment, In Paris, hVo
siTIkts nj worSmen In contest with their employ
ers-locksmihs, tailors, ATrage-buildeIs, haitoTs
aud dyds. Hitherto there has been no disturbance
Of nutlic order IN conseduonce
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The Great Trials.
Additional Important Facts Brought to
Light.

Washington, N1l 92.-rhe Court to-day examined
one witness In secret session. when the doors Of the
Court were o?cucd. The evidence taken On saturday
wa read. An unusually lnrr, number Of spectators,
including a uumler Of ladies' were presout Judging
fruIn their actions and continuous talking they we're
most interested in the appearance Of the pri5oucu.
Mr. surrsu IL quite VI. Mclaughlin ai'o -ccms TO
lie sick and deprc.scd. Payne seems to kc'p ur the
hest heart Of any OF the prsoncr. lie laulh' nt tho
least Trovocetior and seem, careless oi his fate
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w. r. BIDLEMAS,
No. 90. Main street.

A PLEASANT RE-uSIoS.-The U. s. Hospi.
tails here are nearly closed ont, and with their
close the official connection ofDr. NJ. X. Tay.
Tor, Surgeon in charge of them, ceases. Hence
it was that he called into requisition the as
slstance of that Prince of the cuisine, John
Blue, and had prepared last evening at the
"Young America" superb oyster supper, to
which sat down as guests the members of the
Hospital official corps and the writer hereof.
The entertainment was gotten up in the ele-
CANT manner for which John is so noted. The
company enjoyed itself thoroughly.
DIR. Taylor has held official position here
for, we believe, nearly three years, and proved
himself an able, diligent, faithful and upright
officer, and highly esteemed citizen. His
administration has stood the test of the seve-
rest scrutiny by the Governments official
agents, and the result has been as satisfactory
as he could desire. In each case that result
has been not only vindication, but high praise.
Though thus have terminated his duties in the
position he has filed so long and well. we are
glad that We are not to lose DR.. Taylor from
our city but that rs member of the Univer-
sity Faculty, and in the practice of his profes.
sion, he casts his lot further among our peo.
pie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

MHIINERY.-Notice the card of Miss A.
King, which is found on our first page. Her
millinery establishment is immensely popular
with the ladies Of our own city and other
localities, contiguous hereunto. She has
cloaks and cloths, handsome to look upon,
she has bonnets-''loves of bonnets
quisite in finish and beautiful in adornmeut,
which causes our friend Slukes, as he looks
upon them, to rejoice that he is bachelor
and not benedict. She has fine stock of
winter goods, and our lady public should not
fail to visit her
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fmulfil ula Commercial.
xEoxux MARKET.

KEOKUK AARK1T.
gaii DAlIY CARS CrYr 0yylc1,
Novembse ., 1885.
Frcun-Doubls Extra fan q Oh 81 nxtrs
Fan $40 50; Extra Spring - Is; eupsfAns y .
EWuxAr-Old FAN 1t 81 so to -; net FAN
81 SO to 81 IS; Spring, 81 20 to 50.
-CoRH-35 70 Aoe. s@& ~
RYE-Old 4s to SOC; new, 40 to 4Sc.
OArs-From 70 to SOC.
Eaas-In demand, ut from 373 to 400.
BurrsR-Dull and lower. A prime article win
sell for from 80 to SIC p ID.
PorAroKs-In better demand. Common 90;
choice Csc p busheI
SWEET PorAroEs-$1 to l Is.
LARD--31c. sN3A
BAcos-22c.
6oRGHuH--35 to 4ec. -
CHIckKxs-There is somewhat of Q decline In
poultry. The price ranges from ~ 90 90.
TURsIPs-25to SOC.
0sIoSs-40 to 60c.
GREEN ArpLEs--&l 50 to l rs.
ToxAroEs-Green 4pc; ripe 81 rs.
CAasAGE--s5 to IS % doz.
BExswAx-35c. -
RAGs- Al to SC.
FEArHERs-From common to good, 40 to SOC;
prime so 10 To. -
wooL-Tub-washed IS to soc; heece-washed 45
to so; unwashed I Oh.
HrpEs-Dry flint 12ic; dry sailed 1oc; Green
s3c; Green sailed eAc; pelts 81 to 81 rs.
HAY-Prairie 50 90 to 10 90 Timothy I'll 90
m
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70 the Editor of the Ner York Herald

To the Editor Of the New York Herald:
ANCIENT FINE ARrs.-Respecting the relics Of
porcelain ware found in the late exhumations at
Herculaneum, which have been forwarded TO the
Society Of Antiquities in London, whereof your
correspondent says the bottle resembling brakes
Plantation Bitters was undoubtedly placed among
the ruins by the agent of DR.. Drake, we desire to
state that he is incorrect in every respect If a
bottle was found there bearing our lettering, the
language of the Ancient Romans was different
from the accepted literature of that day. Our
Agent has other business than this in Europe, and
has not been in Italy at all. No doubt Americans
carry Plantation Bitters to Rome but trying to
impose upon a society of Antiquarians in this way
seems quite useless, and we do not appreciate the
joke. 1t is unnecessary for us to spend money in
Europe while are unable to supply the demand
for these celebrated Bitters here.
Respectfully, PHI. DRAKE 4 co.
d-tue-thu- sat-Hlt
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JoHs McEyIrT, Center,
n. LEONARD, Sec'y.

RuxoRED MAssAcRE.-The Des Moline.
Register has report that Clark's train, EN-
bracing from 250 to 400 persons, many o.
whom were women and children, were as
sailed week or two since by strong force
OF Indians, at point west Denver, and a
general capture or massacre occurred Per-
sons who passed the place of the calamity,
report that they saw a scene of perfect DESC
lation. The wagons had all been burned;
the live stock had all been taken away ; and
no trace could be seen of the hapless people
who belonged to the train. Among these
people was John c. Turk, formerly of Des
MONIES, who was returning to the States.
There were other Iowans along whose names
we have not been able to ascertain. AS no
dead bodies we're found in the vicinity Of the
burned wagons, it is conjectured that Clark
and his entire company were taken into cap
tiyity
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By Telegraph asv Yoas. Nor. 8.
Cotton-Dull and lower s9Gsa for mddlins, chiefly
st52
flour-S@l0c better and more doing: 3s0s 90 for
Extra State 1kses IS Tor common good shipping
brsndsextrs X. H. o. and soOl2 Is for Trade Brand
market closing dull and dropping.
Whishy-Market hrner; Western I'm lots ct a.
Gfin-whsst DC better Toel So for Chicago Spring:
'o1l s. for MIwsutis Club; l s2tal IS for Amber
Mnwanhi@ aga 80 for old Winter He'd Western; nd
&c for good white. Barley steady 1t 1921 lt< for
State: 80 for prime Canada West Barley Malt quiet
Corn 1c better at $3.50 for unsoond and 0oGsi for
sound uIed Western, the latter price extreme Oats
heavy for nnsound and a shade for sound kaDio
for the former and 1880 for the latter.
Groceries-Coaee nrmer. Sugar steady; Cub and
Muscorado l3l&&l5 MoAsses quiet and firm Petro-
lenm firm at selzes71z for Crude; 5000 for Rsnned
in Bond and 7elzs17 for Refined Free.
Wooi-Dut
Proyisions-Pork hrmer at % s7l5a32 rs for msss;
closing at 80 50 cash. and n 1925 90 for prime es
also $50 barrels for November delivery At 50 70
81 so. Beef quiet at IL oesl4 90 plain mess and
IL oo'gl7 90 for extra Beef hams Arm. Bsoon
in moderate demand Stafford ice-enred 3o11 Cut meats
doll At lsl4iel7 for shoulders. and 2oo2s for hams
Lard steady at 2412sA Butter In demand IT sno4s
for Ohio and IS for State. Cheese firm ct l4l4Dls
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By Telegraph oKIoAsc, Nov.e.
Ilour-was held with more frmness demand light
and market without change.
Grain Wheat opened Armer At advance Of lo1
per bushe but closed quiet ct - for No SPRING sai
were made at so14D1 a. for No spring; l4o1 Ii
for No SPRING ard Toe for rejected winter wheat inae
tive and nominal Corn hrAs a opening sold ct 6sOs5
for No l. and 5&S6 for No 2, but at the Close bsys
held back and sales msde At ~ for No l. and ss
for No q Canaan quiet 1t 81 for No and - for No
2. Oats dui and easier No At n 4D2sh but At ths
close only n was offered Rye steady At eA0ea for
fresh receipts No L. harley dull OF Canada barley
In store sold At q fur No 2.
Enthusiastically and Arm At q.
Provisions-rnactive Mess pork held at 80 0o3s2 50
Lard cold in small ios 1t q zos1. Green hsns II u
although genef ally held At IS. Heavy bes
at 10.
Receipts Of cattle yesterday IS; shipments osl;
oeipts this morning ss head entered seles past n
hours 40 head. Bales we're made this mosnins .,
prices ranging from 20 for poor Market bette,
and firm.
Receipts hogs yesterday .aes; shipments 32ss- Re
cspts this morning s26 entared sales past ~ hour,
2s2l head. Sales made this morning at prices
abgirg from 10 50 to Il 50 r 1eons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

FtsE FuRsIruRE AT AucTIox.-At the res
idsnce of William Stannus, on Concert street,
between 10th and llth, on Friday morning,
Nov. 10th, at 10 o clock, all the furniture in
said house, consisting of two fine parlor sets
in hair cloth, Brussels and ingram carpets,
beds and bedding, tables, chairs, cook sand
parlor stoves, kitchen furniture, &C., &c.
n7-4t HowE L TYLER, Auctioneers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

BLACKwooD FOR OcToBER.-This numberi is
an improvement upon its more recent prede-
cessors. The contents are The second part
of Memoirs of the Confederate War for INDIE
pendence. by Heras Won Brooke, chief Of
staff to Gen. J. E. B. Stuart; Miss Maori
banks, part TX; Giacomo Leopold; Switz-
erland in Summer and Autumn, part III 4; A
magnificent paper; The Obstinate Titan !;
The Laying of the Atlantic Cable. Published
by Leonard Scott & Co., New York, 81 per
annum. Blaekwood and the four quarterlies
SIS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

Aucrros.-Thls Thursday morning at 10
o ciock, at the residence of Capt. Sam. Sam
pie, on Fulton, near the corner Of Third
streets, the entire furniture contained in said
house, consisting of mahogany chairs in hair
cloth, mahogany sofa and rocker in hair cloth,
mahogany secretary, cane-seat chairs, dining
and other tables, toilet stands, wash stands,
bureaus, one clock, one regulator, one extern
sion table, bedsteads, mattresses, arm chairs,
cook and heating stoves, china tea set, crock
cry and glass ware, and kitchen utensils gen.
orally. 90 sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

The bankrupt stock sale at the New York
Store is largely attended. so fine cloth cloaks
are now offered for eight dollars; IS piecst
more of those standard fast-color calicoes as
rs cents per yard. In9-d3t&wlt-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

The Iron Moulders of the city will give
their first annual Ball on the Goth Of THU
month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

Iryou wish to be paid for your trouble, and
to find the incest, cheapest and best stock Of
boots and shoes, call on A. Stewart, corner
Third and Main, where is to be found every
thing kept in his line. 1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

IL addition to the large stock on hand, l
have this day received Ladies', Misses and
Children's double-sole Balmorals, of lasting
and Of calf-skin. Also, fannel-lined pegged
Shoes. These are frst-class goods, and will
be warranted to give satisfaction.
W. r. BDLEMAS,
No. 90. Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

SHEET MrsIc.-Mr. W. W. Whitney, music
publisher Toledo, Ohio, sends us two fine
pieces of music The Prisoners Return
or / am Coming, Dearest Mother by Frank
W. Davis, and Do we Love as we Loved
Long Ago'-song and chorus by Harry Buck
line. The price of each is thirty cents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

GONG TO DIxIE.-Our friend, Col. J. G.
Todd, long the popular State Agent here,
leaves this morning for Dixie. Success to
him wherever he goes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

The Fenian Brotherhood will hold an open
meeting on this Thursday evening at I
O'Clock, at their hall I'd story, corner Seventh
and Main streets. The present situation Of
the organization, both in America and Ire.
land, will be fully set forth. The friends of
the cause are cordially invited to attend.
Per order
JOHN McEyIrr, Center,
n. LEONARD Sec'y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

PEARLS AND RUBIEs.-White teeth cropping
from out of ridges of ruby, breath spicy as tn.
airs from Araby the Blest. Who can resist such
Vaccinations? To realize them, to perpetuate them
to make the mouth casket of pearls and rubies
and every sigh gush of fragrance, all you have t.
do, fair ladies, is to that matchless vegetable
preparation, Fragrant SozopoSr
nov.7,-d- tue thu-sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

WOODEN GooDs.-An immense stock Of
blankets, hannels, cloths, cassimeres, cloak
ings, and materials for children's wear, al
very low prices. BosrwIcK & Co.
oc30-s thu I'm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

MAsoSIc.-There will be special commu-
nication Of Eagle Lodge No. IL, tonight.
Work on the first degree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

woman in another column picking Sam
burg Grapes for SpRER's WINE. 1t il an admira
bic article, used in hospitals and by the first class
families in Paris, London, and New York, in pref.
erence to old Port Wine. It is worth . trial and
great satisfaction. Oct. O.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

Persons wishing good suits Of Clothes, latest
styles, of best goods, 80 to Fraser l. Clark's,
Main street, bet. .4th and 9th. Thu sat tn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

soNE 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
Calisaya Bitters. Ask for them anywhere.
WILKINSON, BARTLETT 4 Co., Agents,
oct5V-zw Keokuk, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

Dox'r forget the Auction this morning at
Samuel Samples.
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Iryou want nice Cloak, or nice Beanie
or a nice Set Of Furs or Dry Goods fanny de.
scription, go to P. j. Tallon's. Inov lin
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

FoR great Bargains in good reliable articles
Of eloaks, shash and dry goods, 60 to the
aAs price house Of Destwisk D C. d2v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

SMITHS TONIC SYRUP. O0GOOD,el
~ Wp4A Q10kAaO0p1. A. innaee - mDS -.
=. rsos1cs TOT etl1le 81 Avo1 TT rce5vS r. ~
asW lssv1l Wukuoo6, DA11LI11 60
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

10 Pieces Of good styles Msddss Prints, NARRATED
fast Oolora n rs esnts yard.
yard. fImpor,er's price ~ 20 per yard
Western Jeans western rsnnels, Western Blankets
Western C.ssmsres and fvseds 20 per cent les fAn
large 10, Q. cIo.ks and clo.lins Cloths 1t ssrpr
dngiy lov figures
We ere determined to adhere strictly to
ONE PRICE!
Believing the only System BY which large trsda
can Be built up and maintained
We exclude "shoddy" goods from our pnrehases and
Or. determined to make The hKw YORK ONE PkICH
STORE the
Best staple Dry GeeAs House In the City.
, in mayks.g goods We ars ~edeyat> ~ Charge;
We ait one prfoe-tAeyeby Ger fame eniayga.
The entire amount Of our Bankrupt Stock must be
We have enlarged store to double its former size
and determined 10 inerase our sales 20 double their
former ansoubn
We 20 In for arrv s.les aad quick returns believing
the nimtie sixpescs tsttsr than the allow shilling
RI. 0R100,
Agent View York Store, Nos Estes Hoass
We determined mush possfbae to eeoouraxe
Western made goeis They entirely fire. from shod
dy and s give docsl. tbs ssrvfes Of Eastern goods
We are selling good Deisinss ~ 90 Is and 70 cents
Oar French Merno. At q 80 per yard the b<.t
the price in the market
Good English Msrinus double width, At 4s eents PER
yard
30 Pieces beat English Prints desirable SYKES
1t 30 cents yssd
We have cnly IS pieces Ct Is eent Prsnts-
We only guarantee them for twenty days.
We invite special attention Irish Linen Depart
mens.
In Bankrupt Stock purchae-s will Be found Table
Linen ~ PR cent lsss Than current rates
v.it to the Ssw YORK sroRE win convince the
most akeptscsl OF the truth NJ advertisement.
NOg. 4 Eatea A0mne.
Main .tre.t 1, between 9th And 9Th.
nova 63t-fri-sue-shu--u2ie-sw
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t>OR RENT.-A Frame Dwelling House,
With six eight rooss, situated cd the eorpss u
HI sh and frrst streets Possession ls{ Of Novemhsr
next Rent % pr month Enquire ID
oct5i IL ri TEN EYCK
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k>OR SALE-A two story Brick Dwelling,
with ii rooms, ostern. oeer. good frame stable IN
four horses full lot with considerable fruit trees. &c
This property In the best Of order viii be sod
with or without the eurnssre In tie house This
property located on Morgan. b~tvee 18th aud 18th
ets md ~fi Be Gold for the aty ov price Of
- CO., third in cash. balance thr{e eSua annual
payments, With interest Enquire of y B1rsssop on
SEPT II b. TEN HYcK.
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EOR SALE.-Theseuth half Of the doutl.
orick restdsace formerly occupied ny N. McCs,s.
vs9 containing rooms, good cellar, ctstern, static
and all In good order. Tns property 10 Situated ont
inca between seventh am Eighth street, and 10 sefy
desirable residence. Ina gced ncghborhcdd Pooesifs
the drst OF October next Title good Inc sale IN
quire Of ityl5l H B. fENEfCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

kNOR SALE-The House and Land now
Il occnpisA BY Charles fvirs on the biur tvo nuiles
and bail above ketknk-2u acre Of iatd, is under
high stafs Of enftvaton and we'll fenced Fine growth
ofuf trees, small fruits aac Craps. brick house
tanning rooms, good cellar c.ssrn ard cut houses
desirable country resd Possession The Of DC
tober Title perfect. Enquire of
sags H.B FEx-EfcK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

k>OR SALE-A desirable residence. The
Il two story Brick House how oernpiedby @ g. Fuller
on Ccncertr between Twelfth and Ihitteenih streets
Ihproperfyfs in good repair, and ID o&bvens~nty
ranged Tftls perfect. fsugiel HI y. TEN-KYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-09

EOR SALE-A Cottage Frame Dwelling
Il House, now occupied by William yenciii, With ~
rooms eistern, cellar wood housc, full 10. and wei
fenced With fruit trees kc situated High betves
Seventh and Eighth streets, Keoklk Title good Pcs
session lst Of October. Knqnire OF
jyl4 He fEN-EYCK