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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-23

STAR FREIGHT writes to the Chicago Rail
road Gazette, from Ottumwa. "SrAR FREIGHT
is understood to be ~ c." and ~. c." is
known in Wisconsin as Shanghai Chandler. -
We make an extract
I'm in Ottumwa; likewise all vegetable ma
ture In this latitude is in an autumn ray.
"The flowers of spring faded now
The woods and cold;
The persimmon's cheek is flushing,
And the pawpav shines In gold"
But bitter new beer is gushing
In the doggery cross the way;
For good old stock and lager,
Are not in 0ttumwai
This Ottumwa is the nttermiuus of the
Burlington and Missouri Railroad. which
.5ancts with Des Moines Valley Road right
alongside the DIN river. Mr. j. S. Wolf
and his two brothers from Cedar Rapids, or
Chicago or some other village, have taken a
contract to build sixty miles further of the B.
Il Mo. Riv. Road, due west to Charlton, and
are now working small force, and calling
70. larger. They are old solid contractors.
and the work will 60 on with strong pull,
and eventually fetch upat either Nebraska CITY
or Plattsmouth, something more than 200
miles away. The Des NJ. Y. Road is being
laid at the rate of about $50 yards per day.
north-westward from Pella, the present ter.
minus toward the capital The next Hon.
Legislature will only have to stvge it or foot
it 81 miles from Monroe, the next time thew
60 to enact laws and other iniquities. Pelia
Ia word derived from pro -peller, or pelican, J
has been the terminus for several months |:
but the road is now graded ten or twelve
miles beyond and right soon the Pellacans
must turn over the roads end to the Mon
roarers who in their turn must needs turn
over their end again to other impatient
waters.
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.IlT 50 ~ vyTza g

NV YosE, Oct n.
= y thFsRll 9ettlsment mGH D4DlGEiqg
q IL sSJM Ne nIiles H. 4 - N q,
the boiler Of ]. A. Stesnhaussrs establish.
ment for 1eeparing phosphate Of limo, exp1p.
d4G416 o.Eeck Tuesday leftetno9l M
such terrible eject that the building, . frane,
one hundred feet square, was entirely wreck
14Anf yhebqaet,s ~ ~ IA t)kctn 81 6.-
lance Of 800 yards from the place, and !O0
feet high1 Ahss il AlEAck 10 egt1, throwing
up dirt to great height, and then rebounded
Is feet further. 3sk hfht
"A number of men were in the building, three
az them Who stood near tie boiler, were killed;
two instantly, but de third one lived until the
: he word hiss Dispatch from Nashville
dated yesterday, which Gays startling dis
covery has been made in that city within the
last few days. 4 large number of thieves
have been depredsting around the city tor
some time past and all efforts to capture them
have been unarailing until lately. Il has
been ascertained that there are i've different
caves under the city which are occupied By
thieves, burglars and counterfeiters.
The McNars vault in the grave yard has
been put under guard, and men set to work to
effect an entrance into the cave. As last q
the earth is removed, fresh earth is thrown up
from the inside ofthe cave. This 10 the same
cave that Mursell and his gang oceapied when
engaged in running of negroes and horses.
The affair has been kept secret, but has leaked
out in spite Of the military.
A year ago it was reported that the McNara
tonb vas and has been place 70 STORE plnn-
der, and it is currently reported that : cave
covering FIVE acres, and very deep, IL directly
under the city. One man svore to having
thoroughly explored the entire cavern from
one end to the other.
A guard has been placed over the Ackline
and Hardin tomb.
The locksmith gives his opinion that the
lock on the McNara tomb has been used re-
Gently.
The entrance to the cavern is at the foot Of
SoDmer street. The military ere detsfnnin-
ed TO find ont the out let Of the cave. The
entrance looks like assure in the rock. The
Thoroughbred from the fact that quite q
number of murders have been committed in
the immediate vicinity which led TO m inpes-
tigation, disclosing the above facts.
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Especial to New York Herald.l

WASHINGTON, Oct. ~.
The Secretary of the Treasury has decided
to issue the gold notes.
An officer writing from Texas says there
ere not more than ten INDECENT negroes in that
vicinity receiving aid from the Government,
and it is his impression that the negroes will
require but little help as the wages they are
earning are amply sufficient for their wants.
He had not yet made any observations in the
Interior, but from all accounts there, it ap-
pears that the Freedmen are getting along
equally well in the upper country.
The expenditures of the Navy Department
for the year ending July 30th, 1866, amount.
ed to $4,000, 600. The Secretary estimates
the expenses Of the current year ct $2s, 600.
600.
The Secretary of the Treasury has fully de-
cided TO appoint the present assistant, E. A.
Rollins, his successor. This announcement
may be considered official, and is made thus
early, to forestall scores Of applications that
would otherwise flow in.
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TIE Washington Republican says there has
been considerable excitement about the Ma
tional capital recently, among Major Gene
rails and Brigndier Generals, as an additional
one hundred Generals are soon to be mustered
out of the volunteer service.
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A NOTE from Judge Geo. G. Wright, mott
fes us of his purpose to remove to-day from
Keosauqua to Des Moines, where he will here
after reside. Judge Wright has been long an
eminent and personally much esteemed citi-
zen of Van Buren, county. And though glad
that he still remains in Iowa, and proud of
the distinguished position he has long reach
ed in his profession, the people of this county
and of Southern Iowa, will regret his removal
from this part of the State.
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The reported escape of JEFF Davis proved
to be canard, but it is q fact that Hess,
Stern & Co. give complete satisfaction to the
public by the clothing kept at their establish
ment. No. SIS Nam street.
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Lecture.

BAYARD TAYLOR, the distinguished traveller
and writer, will lecture under the auspices OF
the Keokuk Library Association, at the
Chatham Square Church, on Tuesday even
ing, Oct. Path, commencing at a o'clock P.
n. Tickets 80 cents, to be had at the book
stores and at the door.
By order of the Lecture Committee.
Oct. 21st, 1856
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MIssxD.-From my premises on Monday
last, white setter pup. Amy person return
ing him to me at No. 1876 Main street, will be
rewarded. 5. Il. CAREY.
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TES car loads of cartridges was taken upon
the upward bound packet Saturday. That
looks belligerent, but tbs only in looks. They
are, we learn to remain quietly at Rock Is
land without discharging themselves or hurt
ing anybody until an emergency arises. Hope
said emergency will be indefinitely post
poned.
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A LARGE and handsome stock of goods was
received, on Saturday, by express, at Kiser
J. Hills, No. &c, Main street. The public
are invited to stop in and examine their stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
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w. r. CARR, formerly compositor in our
Office, has become editor and proprietor of the
Augusta (Il.) Banner, we'll appearing, and
well conducted sheet, sound in politics, and
with an excellent news summary. May sue
cess and prosperity attend the labors of our
Young friend.
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The Southern rebels have resumed their
cry for their constitutional rights. That Is
modest. Wonder if they remember the pen
atty the constitution provides for treason3
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A LITTLE girl, was, we learned, badly In
jured upon Saturday, by the runaway of two
horses with wagon. She was run over and
it was feared fatally hurt Enforce the or
dinanse against leaving teams unhitched.
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MAJOR McCRARY, late Of the Third Cav
airy, and recently elected Sheriff of Van bu'
rem County, Is in town. m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-23

We call attention to the advertisement or
our first page Of Kellogg, BIrgs 8 Co. This
is one of the largest, safest and best firms in
the city. The older members of it are toe
well known and their good reputation is too
well established to need commentator from
US, and the recent addition, Mr.. W. E. KEEL
logg, needs no more favorable notice from US,
than that he is fully worthy of his new bust
ness association. The house merits, is re.
ceiving. and will continue to receive, large
share of popular favor.
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DALE ALE-Allsopp's Indie, pint size. for
= sale BY. WILLIAMSON. BAkfLRIT { "a,
Miller Wanted at Bentonsport!

u NAN Who thoroughly unSssukAnds the
ocsines: Of Barr drsssir( and gripdiag. None 9th
800 apply. Steady enploymsnt and good vaese
~ n.tAG particulars apply . ANDRHW ]. InOVN.
u Asokek, - at tAs nil II DsneeaapoeS
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UPWARDS of three thousand beef cattle, We
learn, were taken through our city and across
the ferry, last week, eastward bound.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-23

SEE woman in another column piskisg ssp-
burg Grapes for ssssH's Wis., II ID a sdnise,
~ srtiee, sssd In hospitals and By ~ 1ss olsss
fAmiIiss in Psris, London, and New York, in pre-.
sesass to old Port Wins. It 10 worth trial aad
Qse1 saEisfaskisn. oAAo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-23

An European Minister, himself . veteran ON
ssr, remarked thst the iaas review 1t Washing
ton, WAS the most imposing display b ever saw,
and Pinkerton's wahoo and Calisaya Bitters, the
most heslthfsl and PleasAnt tonic beverage ever
compounded. He 10 right shout the BilAsss. Try
them and Jon viii b satisaed. For aals every
WHARF. oetleH3v
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WAsrED-TEN Woop-C CHOPPERS. q,
the store of J. c. Curtis & Co., near the cor
ner of Third and Main. oct21-tf
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PERsoSAL.-Mr. Hiram Barney and daugh-
ter, of New York, are in the city, stopping at
the Deming. We are indebted to Mr.. Barney
for favors upon his return to New York from
his visit here during the summer.
Col. J. Morris Young, our former townsman,
and recently the gallant Colonel of the Fifth
Iowa cavalry, was in town Yesterday, stopping
at tie Deming.
Gen. =. /. McKenny left Saturday for St.
Louis.
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JACKSON, Oct. ~.
Judge Sharkey and ]. L. Above ~ slSst.
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ce..setieut Mutual Life rp,n,sac.c.


We clip the following frcm the W.
dent Of Sept. 18th:
This Cdepaay va orrn,,.a l., 49,.
system VIII the we'll tnorn sar.o .. ne mutual
Insurance At ito actual coat II az se on furnishing
ness, IL 10 the iuse.s life of ite busi-
country, and with the ercsn,inn - company 10 The
0nsy, the largest In the Void " one herman COM
nsasly $4,000 600 II H.. 49, isatd capital
over to the families and creditor. ~
had.~. = no h.e refunded s3oco 600 10 polie1
, srs ~ di'ornds or surplus premiurs II. 49,,
ANA ~, o. over from which the annual div
~ ponoes issued during the year was sss II. 49,,
- -, , o,sl per rear, IL reeespts Tor int :
.ons being ever half . million vhieA 49, -,
ra, 90. for the year ending LIT Novemier AT
immenss h...sA 'a5 notion may be ob&a ned Of the
yantsges offered to insurers PnIIar ~ VI tns al
Gund b sAvertiseus. NJ /, VII re
advantages of life Insurance Il l. VI the
yemsrS a., tu's asy. Lord Chancellor Ly ndh ursfs
fror, r-r ~ man With dependent FIRMLY In free
~. 49, ~ me - Dot insured 10 not too strong
IN "A ~ uiance being admitted the next fAing Z
nntrsJ;. h~,n " ehesp company; and The Connecticut
H. .. TKs-8 Ycx Il the spspt sor th,. ,.,
In this city. 80
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IOWA:


SURGEON N. K. TAYLOR, who has been alb
sent from the city for some time, has returned.
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Port Grape Wfne /!

pURE and four years old, for the Commu-
= MON Table and Family Prescribed BY Phya-
clans for Females Teskiy Persons and InvAlids fhe
Great Remedy for Kidney Anictions, 1hsnnatisn aid
all Chronic Mseaaea.
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BACR1aAA30T WINE 4VA EBAA41B0s
nvery fkniiy, 1t this ssasoa. should uss spREEs
VIM ceeorated In Europe for its medicinal ard bsne.
1ci1 aaatiss highly esteemed BY eminent physciAns
uss = nuropean and American Hcspitas AHd by sons
Of " hrak hmillse In Europe and America
A TONIC II haa no equal, causing an Appetite and
building up he system, being entirely pure wine Of
most valuable grape. AS DIuRRTIC 1t imparts :
healthy sction Of the Glands Kidneys and Urinary Or
game very beneficial in Dropsy, Gout and Rhumatc A
fectious. ePBKRs WINE pare article from the juice
of tbs Port Grape ssibg medicinal properties
foF any other vine In aud excellent artses
fos all weak and debtaed persona and tn aged Al In.
frm Improving the appetite. and benehing ladies and
children. Try y once 0sd Scx will not Be deeeited.
A-Be the signature Of ALTRxp SPRkR u ovee n
cork Of each bottle
Sold b. wnkinson. BARTLETT Co ,K-okuk, Iowa, and
al rst cs0 deelers who also sell the CA STILLA PORT
BRANDY, choice old article imported only by M
speer. direct nom the valley Of oporto.
treds supplied By Wholssals DFuee'st 80
Aeoy 4. BPukk - kis Vineyard In Nsw Jersey
PRINCIPAL o11IuI, 2es BROADWAY, NEW Yoax.
octo
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F0B fine ready made clothing, for clothing
nAds 70 order on the most reasonable terms,
Eefs Ssneill 4 Jones. Oct6lm
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b. RkASk ana 4. y bIAAS, VI n7oA~A 49,
Groceries.
FIRES III FRU1 is!
". jus. received s.d oder Tor sAiss the
Largesf Stock Sad
Best sassoStnseof
FRESH FRUITS IN CANS
EVER offered in this city, cd insisting Of
IL tAs seliovins:
FOUR HUNDRED Do3HN
PEARS,
PLUMS,
DAAsONS,
RASPBERRIES.
STRAWBERRIES,
BLACKBERRIES,
CHERRIES,
PEACHES,
PINE APPLES,
FRESH TOMATOES,
por sale io~ BY RoBERrsoS ALBERs.
sepls
IT
CHOICE PICKING vINEdAR-war-
~ rented to keep P,ekies, vale "
ser2 ROBERTSON ALskRs. 9
ELOURi FLOUR.i-2e0 bbls. Extrn
II Flour. made from Old Winter wh-at and warrant
ID. sor sal. by lsepa2l ROBERTSON ALBERs
SUGAR LOAF DRIP-Supefior to any
y ether Gssde. srsp Just r.sei.sdsy ,nr.s
sepls RoBERT-Ok ALBEks-
TEAS-Imperial, Young and Old Tyson,
l. Gunpovdsr, JapAa, 0oisns, the 6sft Of eseh cos
's: .aay. Or hand at sosxHrsoS ALsI
80
lava COFFEE-Od Governn ent, always
- Aasd At rsaxssl RoBEKrsoN ALBERs
WANTED-2oo bbls. Sorghum Mol.sses
w BY IssblSl kOBRRfSON = ALa1ks.
SUGARS
POWDERED,
eRANuLArKp,
ckusH1ps; uum
S: .sr asf' ana Ct '''" Xossirsos ALBERa-
100 BBLS. CHOICE FLOUR-Made
1UO nom IL. b.ss ..a.s..a s.a sAsas for .s,.s y
aug7e ROBRRTsON ALTERS
900 bush. Wheat, 5000
on<t "a . Wy~,.s Ne
r.ls. BY [sus2ol RoBERrsoEA ALsERs.
EHLAX SEEDS, 900 bushels wanted at
a'' IRIS =. : : 1'ss
M. STAFFORD,
Wholesale Grocer,
LEvEE. KEOKUK.
MoLAssEs.
ssss osy,,' no'.''''..9 s:1 ;:csS hep:
SUGARS.
sshads. Hsv Orleans Sugar. Old c,SE,Sr 81. b.
. zAnlI. s.s.aAnnI. n..AoKAsnas
8. HAMILL & CO..
VH0LEsALE GROCKRs |
POWDER AGENTS, |
100 Corner Main and 4th Streets, |
Would respectfully notify
tAetra1e that toey AasUon
HAND, and are constantlyre-
estvnG ffo0 MANIFESTATIONS
and eastern oitiss largo
steeh Of Wne1 0AA1o
G b @ G E r / T. 8. |
which they Offer e sell
j J. :. ffa' r. ) =. = = |
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II ONDON PORTER Barclay, P erkins 4
- Co.s gsanaAs, n ptnt hottlss. tor sale by
ss9S V11KlMauM, AA11In17 90.
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NV YoRK. Oct. q

=
The horses and carriages Of Charles Gra
ham, who vas victiniized by ketchum, were
sold to-day. The span Ct FLOODED gay horses
brought So 1000, and two other span brought
about 500 each. Two carriages brougt
$4,000.
The following is the dispatch sent by Pres
ident Johnson to Gov. Holden. already re-
ferred to.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Il.
". ". Holden. Provisional Gore,nor
Every dollar of the State debt created to
aid the rebellion against the United States,
should be repudiated finally and forever. The
great mass of the people should not be taxed
to pay debt to aid in carrying ON a rebellion
which, they in fact, if left to themselves were
opposed to. Let those who have given their
means for the obligations of the State look to
that power they tried to establish in violation
of the law, constitution and will of the people.
They must meet their fate it is their misfor-
tune and cannot be recognized by the people
of any State protesting themselves loyal to the
government of the United States and the
Union. repeat, the loyal people of North
Carolina should be exonsrated ffom the nav.
ment Of every dollar of the indebtedness ere.
trust and hope that the people Of North
Carolina will wash their hands Of everything
that partakes in the slightest degree Of the re-
bellion which has been 30 recently crushed by
the strong arm of the government, in carry
ing out the obligations imposed by the consti-
tuition of the Union. r sre
ANDREW JOHNSON,
President ofthe United States.
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Wasted X.sesDseSSd1selSs

500 bush. Corn,
5000 bush. Rye.
500 Stock Hogs, for which win b paid cash on d
livery. Apply TO HOLM OD0NAukL
ss4s n zs..4 Mcnts0A IoNn.
ssss 81. - or 70 TuO4. O'DONNHGIs =
9th D., bet Main b johnson Ksokuk Icvs.
oet6d9m
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4 RANBERRIES-A few barrels for sale
~0 hU0l n0nnn9 OLA Axama-
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k'on rAL1-io serss OF land, all under fsscs-Io
sefes under cultivation and in fruit OF .hieb th.,s
large tuo story trick dveIlinr eo,,.in,, =,
with up- porrbes Ornamental .na sr,, - 'pons,
IT, good cellar cisssrn storh vel Nth f.,. .sa
barn. 40. tenant hous> lee hon.s sruals "a -
house ssuatsd ~ maies nom y ofc. an IT, !, E
os1 WI Be sold for the arb ably low p~ic.
s''"- 1qureo Of iseI37l Il. B. TRS-EYCK
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FOh sALE-A two story Brick Dwelling,
with III rooms csf~rn celier so.,d frame sfslt4 n
.ur horses. full hot vish consid erAbie trui
In1s properly - IN TIE best OF order aid will lie %eld
With or without the FUR iture now Il, The sons r.
prppert. l. lccated on Morgan betwean ,s,s - ,a.h
sti cts and III be poidf,r ire r-,s ~ .Il - -,
=. &c, third ia cash hi in 49, - ,
PsyMsnns Win interest k1qure OF sTfs Fso~ or
"P' B. TEN EYCE
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h'OR SALE.-The south half of the doutl,
brick residence formerly occupied by N MeCr,a.
80 CONTAINING rooms, good cellar cisfern static
and all IN good order This property n situated on
ne. between Seventh and Eighth streets. and is very
Desirable residence In good neighbcrhood Pnesesss
the nrst OF October next. Title good sale IN.
Qufre OF Uyl3l II B. rENEYC
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HANS Sugar Cured, Bacon Sides and
- s1nsEs, ~ sAls b. the eask o. a.ble 49, =
onUn 1O11R2oOu 81 A1nM4,
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EoR sALE-The House and Land new


Il occupied by tharl.s wi Oh III. biua tv o miles
and halS sbove EeS kux-2 20 serss Of lard Is under
high state Of cultivation. ad we'll fenced Fine growth
OF f. nit tres. all fruits ersyes brick ho use con-
tanning roons, coed cellar, ard out h.aes<
desirable country resdesce Possession the FIRST Of oc-
tecer Title perfect. Enquire or
a1gs H.B TEE-RYUK
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E,OR sALE-lo acres of the best Ian J

in this section well calculated for either grppeso.
other uft and 10 all under the very highest state OF
cultivation 10 situated within two miles Of nv Once an
will be sold With or without the crops upon IT, Er
qure Of b. B. TKN-EYCK
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EOR SALE-A Cottage Frame Dwelling
House, nov occupied by William veneill, With -
rooms cisse-n, cellar wood honse, fnil lot and v,p
fenccs Win ais trees, Ac, sssessea op High eetvesl
Seventh and Eighth streets, Keokuk. Title Srcd PEI.
session lst of October. Enquire of
jyl4 H rySEyeK
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LOR SALE-Two Beautiful Lots, op
High street. (north sidc) between 9Th and Icth
with small frame dwelling on same also % feet
ofot in block lee nesr the Of 18th and Msip
street soufn sde With frame store it, also so
feet OF lot I, BLOCK l6o johnson street
A. williams Foundry. All this property vii be scIS
cheap. The title good or no sale Enquire Of
tuneN HI TkNRYCK
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ALE-A Brick Cottage Dvell-

ing House. With rooms, cellar, cistern fnli lot
we'll fenced with lots of fruit trees situated on Fulton
street, between 10Th and 18th streets Keoknk Title
good Enquire OF [may1s HB. TRN-EYCK
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rHOICE PICKING VINEqAR-War
~ rented 70 keep Pickles, T sale hy
sep2 R0Bkk1soN ALhkRs a
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EIOURi FLOUR.l-200 hbls. Extra
= Flour. made from Old Winter Wheat and ..rr.nt-
3D. sor sal. by lsep22l ReBkRTSos 4 ALBkRs
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Ing Houss, large frame barr cellar and on
sFtmprovsnents With full lot situated on Ba1k street
eetWeen lstand - streets, Ksokuk Title woed Rrfcs
- - lfsbiSl H.B-TIg-nTokg
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EOR SALE-The west half of . two
story double brick Dvelling House con lining NJ.
cisern good cellar house painted and osk All
lot and all in good order situated near
Priess so s.qsarsof Hp. xnNnzo4.p.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-23

ksOR SALE-A desirable residence. The
tsostory Brick Hons4 u.cuti- q tyG : tpil.r
on Conc-rs, between Twelfth snc rhr te~ntb stra.,,
property IL Il good rrrasr and - osrvnf.btiy ar.
r~ns'd Tti- perfect fsnx1sl H. b. TEN-EYtk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-23

SUGAR LOAF DRIP-Supefior to any
~ other Golden Srrsv, just received BY
sepls K0BERTrOk ALTERS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-23

LUX SALE-TWenty acres Of beauti-
IL fal Garden or Grape Land, and near the Miisfs
ppa rive, about three mile above city Of Ksouk
11tIs God. Price. - 900. Knquireof
noA3e h. B. rRN-BYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-23

EOR SALE-A nice Brick Cottage.
with tvo fli lots nne Barn, woodshsd Cistern and
Collar, st1ses Yrankln between eth and 10th Sta
Keokuk. TILE good. Price$3, 500.
fsble H.D fIH-IYUH
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-19

reasonable inference Is that there is no man
at to become General after him.
Now We yield TO no man In our full and
thorough appreciation Of the services rendered
to bis country BY the Lieutenant Genera Of
his abilities, capabilities, and the reward he
ought to receive asa proper return for them
and II we were the nearest and most conh'
DENTAL friend Of the Lieutenant General as
indeed, we have the kindest relations with
him, for his sake We should advise that the
bill do not pass, and for these reasons: IL ]"
already rumored the tours over the country