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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-08

AsW a$r8 ~ 81 Market.
From Walter Browns Monthly WOOL Circular
We have 10 rvport during In poeth Of Oetebss
but moderate demand FOR wool, owing chiefly "a
the very limited consumption in the manufacturing
districts, where much machinery sill remains idle
for want of water. In some localities the loss d
motive power has been partially relieved BY recent
wet weather, but will require the heavy and cor
tinuous November rains to set the mills in full mo-
ton. This desirable change may soon be expected
and the consequent more active demand from con.
sumers viii probably have stimulating effect upon
the market
Transactions also have been somewhat affected
BY the stringency in the money. While choice 6ns
Woods hAye continued Arm less desivabas lots have
sometimes favored the buyer, and widening diff
ference in prices between he finer grades and coarse
Woods may be remarked. Ohio and Pennsylv an II
Woods are scarce, and. IS the manufacturers must
soon turn their machinery upon the lighter spring
fabrics, We presume shipments Of these favorite
clips would result in satisfactory returns to the
consignors.
California Woods were quiet some considerable
arrivals during the month.
Pulled Woods, except for the finest grades, have
been slow of sale.
Foreign Weols-stoeks are very light snd there
has been good demand for all grades; prices
abroad are 6rm, notwithstanding the advance in
the rate of interest to per cent and the trade 10
in q healthy condition.
We have reported the following sales during the
past month fleeces, 2,o25,o0o Ms, 374@77ic
pulled. $4,000 bs, 67@75c; Texas, $4,000 Ms ;
California, $4,000 lbs, 3o93se; Mestiaa, LIPS
bales, 32@ 42Ae; Entire Bios, 5s,009 bs, 1t 2sc /;
Cape l,2l5 bales, $50 5c; African, 1880 bales;
Canada, $4,000 Ms Donskoi, 100 bales, 1t 1Sc
tgold) secured Odessa, 5000 ms; Mosadore,
AGO ms; Spanish, 10, coo ms.
Receipts of domestic wool in New York during
the month, $500 bales.
The imports for the past month, published,
are: From Liverpool, 12i bsles; London, $50;
Antwerp, 1,lsl; Aspinwail. 42S Beunos Ayres
235; Rio Grande, 30; Rotterdam, So Bombay,
2,5s7. Total, 5,275 bales.
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New York Dry Goods market.

The Erpress says the dry goods trade is general
y dull, and the market Is gradually declining for
nearly all description Of fabrics. In the domestic
department there has been further decline prints
of 1@3e during the weak. 6tanAard sheetinss
hare declined sbout 10, and ars now quotedat 35e.
Blsashed goods are Arm on standard makes, but
low and medium grsdes ~ froa 70 "a lower.
English goods interfere vcry mssh with American,
and this has something to do With tho lacline. In
foreign goods there il moderate demand for black
silks and, also, plain silks Of desirable eolors.
These fabrics keep up pretty well in price, and
there is not mnch falling Oh. Fancy silks are low
err Delaines and Mcrinos are in fair request, and
there is very little if any decline. Fine Woolens
are steady, but common goods are heavy.
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turing establishments Of various kinds are
springing up at all points throughout the
West, and the " race of cities " will ere long
be decided, not by the number of Railroads,
but by the number and extent of their manu-
factories. And those who hope to win will
do we'll to get an early start in the race
In Chicago they have project on foot for
the erection Of a WOODEN mill, at . cost of .
million dollars and a Touring mill is already
under way, in which half million of dol
lars is to be invested.
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RENovAL.-Messrs. Bailey 4 Mann have
moved into Room No. 81, several doors east
of their former stand. We are pleased to
notice this change, as the old quarters never
afforded sufficient room in which to display
the fine stock of jewelry, pianos, &C., which
these gentlemen have kept on hand. The
new room is more convenient, and will enable
customers TO examine musical instruments
with more satisfaction. Remember the place,
No 81
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DoDDsIAu 4uODY.-Dixon q TIE 640teo9
With ! jsalsss esrs ~ Doa6t sAAsring fhns
and immortality nakesa friendly raid upoa|
u for that ~ ssdnA tpignossl jpst elai11a !.
Of Theophilus 70 the laurel wreath which
should adorn the brow of poetic genius. He
discovers in our erit;qus upon Browns
s'Poems of the Prsiries," that We intimate
with Characteristic modesty, that there are
but two poets ia the State, one Of whom il
Brown and the other is Clark" Then be
says: sas, sap 49,
Hold a sh~s, CHI! Yen forxot to uen.
ton the fact that this State has produced :.
triumvirate Of poets whose initials run alpha
betically a. follows, "B. C. d. that i,
Brown, Clark, Dobbs, the greatest Of whom
comes last on account Of an arbitrary arrange
ment in the 26 letters ofour language. Dobbs
WAS once in lore himsslf but Ne arc hp1 70
state that in consequence of his donestic
fluctuations, he has got well of 1t, and feels
better. When in love he wrote as follows 70
the prospective mother of his seventeen chill
dren: a@
80. Sophonisba, dost thou really know,
That Hove tarts with cream, and oysters too !
But tarts with cream are imperfect show,
Compared with an the love bear for you.
cat may sip the cresm-bivalves may sour;
And much of earthly bliss may Zee away;
But love eternal cats can mes devour;
1t knows no change and never will decay,
There, sir, it is proved that Dobba belongs
to the Trinity Of lows poets, and ~ trust that
his claim will obtain general recognition.
Bismillah! We concede the claim. Allah
is great and Dobbs is poet. Yet we aresor-
~ we are not entitled to place in the illus
srious poetic tnumvirate of queer alphsbetic
consecuity, that finds its Alpha and Omega
in Dobbs. But we amt. We have not for 9
long time felt equal TO any long sustained
effort at versifcatiQp. We tried it once, hav-
ing b. J. for subject, and failed signally.
Ever since, filled With amorous longings and
"Hiawathaf We wound ourself up and rushed
aye who think that Havkeys maidsns
Amt the fairest girls that ever
Were produced in any county,
Fairer than the handsome dansel
Thsu the fair and radiant dsnssl
That Poe, on "bust," did dream Of;
Fairer than aught else in nature,
Fish or flesh or winged creature,
| sgCome all such and view0ur 3D.. ~
And then broke down because we couldn't get
any further-Eysr since that time we have
ceased entirely counting the muses., and de-
voted ourself exclusively to Betsey Jsns.
The effusion upon which Brother Dixon rests
our claims to Immortality is stolen thunder;
is an improved version of classic production
which our literary researches discovered years
ago in patent Almanac, and which We fitted
up as vehicle upon which to convey 70 b J.
assurances of our high regard, thinking thst
she would never detect the plagiarism, and
she never did. But We put in disclaimer
now, and greatly as we would appreciate the
honor of being one of the trio Of Iowa poets,
truth compels US to dsavow the connection.
Brown and Dobbs shall divide the glory be-
tween them.
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THE Guthrie Vidette says that Idaho don't
seem to be nearly so popular as it was year
or two ago, judging from the general return
ing exodus from there. Says Guthrie county
is increasing its poplousness from this source.
1t odds:
By the way, five had just returned from
Idaho, we don't think we would wear an army
overcoat very much. 1t may be all very we'll,
but it looks rather queer, you know,
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LRcTuRE.-Dr. E. A. Duncan, Staff Sur.
geon of Major General Sherman, will lecture
before the "keokuk Library Association al
the Chatham Square Church on Friday the
10th of November, at u o'clock P. N.
Subject tIneidenta, humorous Asd other.
wise, of Sherman's Campaign"
Tickets 80 cents, to be had at the Book
stores and at the door, By order of the Lee
ture Committea- es
November Sth 1866
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/. O. o. F.-The members of the I. 0. O.
F. are requested to meet at their Hall this
wednesday, afternoon at 2 o'clock to attend
the funeral of brother VIM. Bassindale.
FRANK KKPPrL
JAMES DIAMOND.
H. SIXTH
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GRsrLExEr-The best thing you can do to
keep yourselves warm, Is to buy your under
wear and lannels,, for outer shirts, Of the low
price firm of Kiser 4 Hills, No. Sc, Main
street. See their card in another column Of
this paper.
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FINk FuRSiTuRE AT AucrIos.-At the res
idence Of William Stannus, on Concert street,
between 10th and 18th, on Friday morning,
Nov. 10th, at 10 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 and
pArlor stoves, kitchen furniture, &C., DC.
n7-A HowE 4 TYLER, Auction sera.
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Mr.. c. w. Sherman makes his editorial
bow to the public in Saturdays issue OF the
Eddyville Star. His salutatory is well and
vigorously written. Mr.. Sherman was in the
army, fought for the Union and writes for it.
Wish him the largest measure Of success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-08

SEE woman in another column picking Sam
burg Grapes for SpEER's WINE. 1t is admire
BILE article, used in hospitals and by the first class
families in Paris, London, and New York, in pref
erence to old Port Wine. 1t il worth = trial and
great sstisfaction OAs o.
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WILLIAM h. CLAcErr, formerly of our city,
was q candidate before the Union Convention
ct Carson, Nevada, Cor the nomination to
Congress, but was beaten by David K. Ash
ley, who received q majority over all oppo-
nents, on the twenty-si sixth ballot.
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Fen great bargains in good reliable article.
Of sl0aks, shawls and dry goods, 20 to tn,
sas price house of Bostwick 4 Co. l2v

Aucrlos.-- On Thursday morning u 10
o'clock, q 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, diains
and other tables, toilet stands, wash stands,
bureaus, one clock, one regulator, one extern
don tsble, bedstesds, matsrassss, arm chairs,
cook and heating stoves, chipA - set, crock
sEy and glass ware, and kitchen utsails ZEN.
eslly. ssklA
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II you 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. 2t
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FOR SALE.

REING DESTROYS Of making some changes
- in our business we e6~r opportunity Ia any
person wishing to agAge In lucrative business in
which ron entirely control without competitfou.
We offer on reasonable terms Hay, Baru and
With all the nxtures thereto in complete order
for immediate use situated at Denver Hancock county
the Toledo, Wabash aud Western Railroad. Distance
from Mississippi river by Railroad % miles Barn 10
feet long by 50 wide, with stable attached Also sma
tenant house. situated for the convenience Of the
operating the presses.
Two Of Hewitts Mormon Beaten Hay Presses, guar
snteed to be the best In the wod The right
their exclusive in Hancock county These presses
are Capable OF pressing eight eAch per
and In 20 compact form TO allow of putting eight
ten tons In . common box We know il to lie the
best pr 81 in use, and the ouly vh.h will max
bales of suitable sise and weight for profitable ship
ment.
freight, and one-quArttr In river freight.
We also oer for sale Of Rcharda Celebrated Corn
Shees, with -four horne power capable Of ling and
sacking 800 bushels per day.
kor further Information apply N
SCHRRAkRHORN ! BRO,
oct30 dAvlm Quincy. III.
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nRIGfNAL NOTICE ITO yshsr Bailey md yohr
" Barry, Defendants: You are hsrrby sotiAsd thai
Court Of Lee county Iowa At Ksokuk, pstisioa Of HI
ram Barney, claiming Judgment against ycu Rsthsn
Desy. fbs the sum Of ak hunArsd dolar With 10 -
doe on nortesGs made by yoa 70 Ohasia Aason. an
sinse aslgnsd b said Hirsa Kinney; alss ciainins
anse easA * ycu tAs fselssRe II std mexeGNee -
sne BEING upen lot In n ii o. n n.ous Lover AZ
dision to the city Of Keokuk IN Lss esSnty Isvn a
the purchase money; and further sekiue 6r ale =
ed preDises and gensssl relief Ard miles, you a.
per sAA ausweF sa petition by soon a the secud A.
Of the next term Of sad Court, 70 be held on the r
Monday Of February, 1884, default will be eptereS
seaanse you and Judgment rendered thereon q prayed
for IN I'D petition. q STRONG
Rev. Stamp 60c-csncell.d. Atty for Pfaiuti4
uovSdlw-wsd
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VIZ learn by private advices that the Radi.
calls carried the election ct Hannibal, No.,
b. . handsome majority We did not learn
the exact vote.
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DArLY GAN err ovvIcs,

DAILY GAN Cf4Y 011Ic1, 4
.ss4sxx Nessnhas 4 1854. Il
The usual hustle and activity % ssr slsssts wd'
apparent to-day. Business In III dspastnsna'
il quite Aourishing. There il no change In %
table Of quotations worthy Of mote nearly Al ~
sssisiss naiasAiii.s - Asssss piSaslsa 800
day. A weakness seems to exist in the article q
Butter. Egg remain frm, end pesltry is on ~
decline
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From the Republican Of Nov. eth.]
Cattls-1hs market il firm, With Z bsisk demand
for nearly all grades. The pens are kept pretty
well cleared. Prices ~ follows: Common t.
Ae; good to SIC; prime to &c: choice 10 : ID
Hogs-Asrket inactive 1t 10 to lie y ID. Sales
IS head, It l3e; l04 head, st lie; IS head .,
ll4c, 90 head 1t llAc; l47 head Of lie q II
gross.
Sheep-Mafket better. Sales 1t IS Is q head.
Veal Cslves-Market fair, with sales Of ra&hs,
inferior It 81 IS. Good are worth from $40 to lS
p head
Mich cows-Market il fair, with good demand
1t SIS to 80 p head.
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SoHE crusty old bachelor has defined love to he
little signing, little crying, little dying, 3
deal of lying, but the best known preventative Of
disease in every form is Pinkertons Wahoo and
Caisaya Bitters. Ask for them anywhere.
WILKINSON, Bartlett L Co., Agents,
oct30-2w Keokuk, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-08

II you want nice Cloak, or nice Bonnet
or nice Set Furs or Dry Goods Of any de-
scription, go TO p. J. Tallon's nov lin
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VIZ call attention to the card of Vail, Arm
itags 4 Co., which appears in our advertising
columns this morning.
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(ug1lmm4sNsuz4s-z
u Deos Asfss - -
.AAeaaee - = vsgy - - ss
IN 49, - I.oss - ~ ~ ~ u ,.
- - - - ~ - ' ~. = !. I'm - ~
so: e xs,H ..s u 49, ~ - nse6fx -
49, ~ psivs1S ~ e SieeN 75z6 pss
~. ~ 49, ~ - priyate "a & Sez u
| o35e Der - onopa1f q nnaos bEeaGht eooo,
and o1elytas old 1lfing Assse1140s. Thsss
aEe Prte9Afor - -.
- ---.-
-. $50 49, = - =
h - 1V2 - asessea
prsa3 Ne peF'
possa k4 sepDv, Ds'
market ssS me On
tsaaA oil rs
nsu A. ~ Il 1870 u "f 60
noa 70 4 A.lll = 49,
sprss 0G9y ~ n - - ''S~-
aass 49, ~ 81
0raiA-Whee sssstsis6 ~ SswW, M dseans o
|2Hoo4eaaelAee - slo S1SOi =
hs No sprnSs 1eOi n ~ NosspnsE vfssss whsas
quiet at sool IS sor No and % for rejected Thsrs
nrm feeling in corn. and prices advanced 31c p
bashel No 1t sA1lett1E 10 3ss ts0sA; Canada COZ
quiet at seossh for No ard Is for No anoat osss
arm 1t q for No l; 3l4DA for No 2, ana fsT for r.
1scted, eaosfna STEADY st Tor No kIs noss suve
and lA2e s.sss7 Ne = eeoss3i No 3s4seoso Bar
Icy quies; nee No q * On No q -.
l. Swvttensp -aGOes asky9 old 80 pak = - pstas
Imjas 81 H10Ss Bsesquiet ut 1kniy hsld. 0fssn
hams in modssss demand Il lse on tie block Lard
x5<ouk
I eesa>-T,no<hy oo0s . f. AAx soo2 81 slssR
| . soane 60. &C..
1r.-x..sH x-.s~,
-.-x ssn w. 4. 80
cova hea.,s ana liz hit st>ery sold Il nor - -
Rsessps hogs lA9; shipnsss Aloz sAlss 10 seole1s
New York Aarkst.
Dy fslsgFapA.J psv Yoax. Nov. 7.
Ylour-Uvu ~ Golos bseess; No. - ~ uRAs
snts; loes IS for comnon 70 eood shipptng bsssAs
extra r. H. o; and soOf1 Is for frsas BranAa. mar.
~ ssoss.g asM-
whity-rhnR 1t -
Gran-Whsss 1ors sSoss ess - bsaG -
- for ~ Anesr hivsahiss = for os1 - - 0Ps'
49, - - A9ess Dsesss y Vt - Wms =
INASaG - - Wsas nsAlna. 10y n1sa
NJ sesaas y Hs co ; ma = - 49,
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Vo00oexle0y 8Uy00 Lille x0DuY3neo Dc
W clip the following from the New Yorl rndepen-
AseA &Ssot. ma: -
-xAis CsuDAsy organised in ls4s o. IL nut,Ga
eyUeeS Uoeh tAs veil hnswn eAvnntAls q dnnlnAiru
ioS9s6Ueos ~ asesal esst In ~ assuss 6f IL 80
nsss 10 the largest life ingAannes eoopauy In -
country, I'D With tbs sxcsptoa of ore 6e9aan cos-
pany fAt - In NE vovsd NJ arcums2ed capite
nearly 900 It has pad sines In
over ~ 80 10 the families and credsos ID aecase1
members, and his refunded 3eo0 - Ito pc1jet
holders n dividends surplus preniuns IL pru,a
supplies evsr Sa0o0 go, Ann Which TIE ssnssi 1ist
dspd v - 6scaarsd l1s u Pei. nsxt Ths pumbSr
Of poc6s snsd darins the year vs. So It's anpus
ises,s = ssss eoo pr y.s IL rseaps} for inter
paid lie iossss forthe ysaY ending Let Novpber asf
From thus Agues epe notiaa sy b obtai bed Of the
immense oustness done by the end bf the ~
yaptAgss eGsreA 70 lnsaYers luaGr rt5sulrs~iil l.
foaDd II sdvest1sen<us ID e1tehaf e61nnk OF H.
slvsnta&ss Of life tnssDaee is y ecases1y Ssksexy 8
sAy anything - tn by. Lta I1pdhvyvsh
renaxh. thaS - Us1 VII dspeDdsas tasty d m
nor vpveseA NJ hfs b insursd b not 1oc stxop1
The duty Of Insurance being adntssd the ns4t thn~
re Aol ec1fs Al eAsap eoopan9 cd tAs<1narGS0
Mstasi 10 both"
n. .. rmeEcE b ~ ags.f for ~ pspaiat eonps,v
IN this city oets
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EOR SALE-A two story Brick Dwelling,
With u roeua, essera. eeiIa GOOD ft.ms stable IL
four horses full lot With osnsgstls fruit tress De
This property il In the beat Of order will be cold
with utkhuaf TIE YuFnitnre IN the bduse rh,s
property located Morgan, between l5h and 18th
ta and gill be sold for the Nv price
SAoeo, onethsd In cash, balance three eqai annual
payments, with interest Enquire of " b4Isrse~ o.
ssp7 II B. TEN KYCK
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Fork Poek1A8 otatt0e1O0.
A. . nattsr u interest to psehas aal dzsvsr',
No have taken some figures from thu Cincinnas'
commereiai, compiled BY VIM. Smith, saDssistsa-
tendese o. Abe Cinsi1nAti Mashsab' Enhsngs:
The opening prices for Hogs weighing 200 Ms
net on the LIST Of November this season, and stths
same tins IN tho preceding Eve yWrG suRe -
follows
~s- PRICE PsR loo LBS. NET.
Nor. l, Noel, Nor. l, Nor.l, Nor. Nor. I,
1865 1854. 1853. 1862. 1861. 1850.
$500 $3.50 5000 $3.50 $3.ss $500
The total number Of Hogs packed in the West
the last three seasons Was - follows:
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EQR RENT.-A Frame Dwelling House,
WITH ~ q slghs rcoms, situated On tbs corner o
HGhA1p HSt1t sefests- Prosecution LIT Of Hsvsnba
nett Feat - per month. Enquire OF
octSf H B. TEt.EYCK
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xS08 BAkB-10 eerea o. land, al uAdeel feNce-le
acres under cultivation and in fruit of which there
is conssderahist and seres ofimber vhi{h there
large tso sfsry brick swelling, containing II
With anpl- porrhes ornsmsnis Asd fruit ftees aoui
u. good cellar, cbfWn 0s<4 vol WITH frame la Nh
barn siso tenant hoss~ lee hcuse smoke AID ehieksa
honse situated ~ miles from NY Once tie st. Fraa-
cnnis sosa VIII b. sold - the rsnArt eli ls0 pto>
% - ,0ea- nnqnlrs Of fsspHl d. = TD9 NCk
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EOR SALE.-A one story Frame Dwell.
ing House. containing sef rocnss eeiier oisterr
fall ot we'll fenced, which . large trSk barn in
which three ksished roc@s-spd psi rs4m sor
ersi horses and csr-fagestunsed thu eorusr Of
THIRD and Concert streets very ID business
This property will be cold cheap for cash Kbqur~ u
sedie n. B. TKN-kFCK
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EOR SALE-Tvo Beautiful Lots, o.
High street, north side). between eth and lctl
strests. with small frame dwelling came aleo - 4
Of IN block TO- the Of 12th and Msis
street. south sde with frame store IT. Also east q
feet Of lot block lee Johnson street. adjoinine
A. Williane 1eundry. All 49, property viii As eek
cheap The title good or no sale. Enquire Of
juns13 HB TRNIYCK
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FOR SALE.-The south half of the doutl,
4 brick residence formerly occupied by N. McCsta
and si In good order This property 10 situated on
mea between Seventh and Eighth streets and 10 very
dairahia rssdsnoe - food vsigAbsrhood. Rnossa6
the arst If October next. Title good sale n
quire Of Uyisl H. B. TEN-EYCK.
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EOR SALE-The HoGsa and Lind nov
u occupied BY Charles Iv ;, on the biun two mile
and half above keokak2o acre Of land. is under
high state Of cultivation. AID we'll fenced. Fine groxk
fruit trees small fruits and grapes brick house
tanning rooms, good cellar, cistern and
desirable country rsidsree Possesson the nrst Of o.
tober Title perfect. inquire u
augs Ii. rEN-EYCK.
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New York AaSksts
D. fslsgrspAl psw 1enx. Nov !.
CotseA-Dnll aad love- II S4os6 Sbr nid1iine.
YIour-ylra asd solos besess; No. - ~ HstEs
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