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, 1865-11-28

New Yonk, Nov. s7.-The steamer Constitution,
from Savannah, ed. has arrived.
An ordes is printed In the Savannah Heraid, eau
tfoning the children Of whites IN Savannah to re-
ftaIn from stoning and ualtreattng the children OF
freedmen. Freedmen occupying lands which hare
been restored to former oWnere are also notified to
remove before the Goth ol December.
4 mrifny occurred in the 9Th regiment coiorcd
troops at Jacksonville, F1orida- IN quellnE which
the lieutenant Colonel WIS shot in the hand. and
several uutineers wounded
Eight rouehs, Nho lately arrived at Sayann.h
among the laborcTs shipped from New York TO
own store in Savannah, and robbed the store.
The Georgia Methodist confezence Is IN session
at Macon.
, 1865-11-28

Disposition Of the Next Congress
NEW YoRK, Nov. a1.-The Hsratds special says
IRE almost unanimously opposed to the immediate
admission o! Southern Representatives. and uaai-
frrt no dfsnps1tfon to repeal the lest oath.
, 1865-11-28

1nIpCT1M1 1KH01UFH EEV92g uHC4KCV*
NEW YonK. Nov. 27.-Advices from Mexico slate
that tho Mexican Cabinet has adopied resolution
to tortify The frontier, and which Marshall Bazane
had already commenced doing.
letter had been received by Maxtmilian from
Napoleon, the latter rehuking the former for lack Of
711n
, 1865-11-28

Another Victim of the St. John.
Who was On board the steamer st. John when The
explosion occurred, few xeeks ago. died List eve
ming in consequence Of the Injuries thc received By
aealdtng. then.
, 1865-11-28

From Fortress Dlonroe.
EoE71Efs MONROE, Nor. a7.-The steamer Cnha,
lIpm Havana, for New York, arrived here to-day
short OF coal. She encountered Northern wlpls.
, 1865-11-28

Republican Victory.
IAn1Fonp, Nov. s1.-At tie annual election To-
day The Republicans made clean swcep By mntod-
ties ranging from q to 80
, 1865-11-28
North Carolina LEGISLATURE.

North Enf0IInH LeE14l4IutE.
RALEIGH, n. c., Nos. .7.-The eCisatnrc met
to-day. The lower house organized by electing ).
F. Phillips, Of Orange county. speaker. There MAS
no election OF Speaker in the Senate. Metszs-
Eertebo and Settle were yotcd for.
, 1865-11-28

NEW YonK. Nov: Ex-Governor Lubbock. Of
Te1as was released from Fort Delaware last Friday
morning, leaving that rebel tc(oEnatory Institution
ss thorough Union man as he MAS formerly
rehe1.
, 1865-11-28
Price, $1.25 Per Bottle.

Dressing Saloon. corner Clark and Lakeets. Chicago
Trade supplied ny LoEo sA1ru, W Lake stteGt-.
shorla @ ~ b @ addressed Sx1II n*xKs, corner Lsks
1ake'kt.: FCLlEr, FE;cn T. FELLEr. ~ Marketet-:
H. EEs2 , Go - Ii dsfss e. an4 ~ ne principal
BEwtEE or CDrErElFx1rs-Sone genuine unless
containing hls writtsa signature and portrait eaeh
bottle, VI
, 1865-11-28
The Reported Negro lpsurrectfoa; fl
South Carolina.

NKw YoHK, Nov. e7.-Bde. Gen: Jas. S. BeecheT'
Carolina, writing from Grecuvtl!t. S. G., cmphat-
ieally denies that there is any truth IN The reports
OF aegro instruction or attempts at tnsuHect!on
the killing Of ruttxn named McKew, p!an.cf Of
Bambcrg, It IL supposed. BY negro boy, whom
Mckew had whipped and badly cut up With kn1!e+
, 1865-11-28

, Gen. Grant.
R1ctuoS13< Nov, =. Gen. Grant arrived here
this afternoon md took quarters at the Spottswood
IinrSe-
, 1865-11-28
FROM MEXICO.
Ru1uors Of a Collision Be-
tween French and !:
United States
Forces.
STATE OF THE SIEGE OF
MATAM0RAS,
The Empire Preparing for War
with the United States.
Great Fire at Meadyille, Penn.
'"Loss $150,000.
HINTS THAT PRESTON KING IS
Still ALIVE,
The West India Squadron
to be Increased.
REPORTED cA&E OF CHOLERA
IN new YORK.
Sec. McCulloch's Ft, Wayne Speech
the Basis of His Report.
REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN
HARTFORD, CONN.
The Richmond Tobacco Claimed
by the French Minister.
Cen, Grant On q Southern
Tour.
REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN
HARTFORD, CONN.
The Richmond Tobacco Claimed
by The French Minister.
Gen, Grant on q Southern
Tour.
Southern Game to Reduoe German
En1igrants to the Condition
Of the Negroes.
FROM WASHINGTON.


The Richmond Tobacco Claimed By
the French N1inlAter-Geu. Grants
sonrf,e1, Toa-War yeennrrmcnt Or.
G-. - .1.1.s1... c.s.e
deFx-Faynen1 o1 rue cAnotans-SecFe.
tary Of the 1reaAurysa Rcport-1soV-
ernmcut Sales.
,-,.,r..
lsPeeaai oespa'co u Inc enlcaso aHoune.l
WASHINGTON. Nov. si-
Count De Montha,ou, The French Minister, for.
,o.,,v ,,rascn,ad claim n INV corrrnmeIt for the
.a'y .. .s. ~ .e,sn. -.
Richmond 1d which is about to be removed to New.
yn,1. a7 rondsrste1 ,ryer4v hclonrtnp IN the }atp
cs-s.s.s..a sa.a...r~sst -, ~ rT.n.hs1o.
Conieaeaatc government eo1ot De Montaaaon
c.a1ms that the property seized belonged to August
Belmont the American agent *or the French Eoths-
chf,d. md h.s snmroned the French Contu] at
49, ~ -r,,.s ..,, ,ha ss,-nr. ~. ,n.ae
tacnnaoho hese 10 ps"se ,na1 .ne senose "as n'aae
In defiance Of that o1Gihl's protest.
Gen. Grant accompanied By thfee members ot his
stRf len NnshiuFton ;hte mo,ntpc On a tour
through Virginia, Nor7h Carolina and South Caro-
hna. The nsrty Nf1l be ahEcnt about tct DAYS,
An or5rr wn. fssucd fo-duy bT fbe War DtpsEt-
mrni. nnderinf- the nIccrr of lie Veteran Refer.e
Corps to their respective homes, from thence 10 r.
norf ~ Letters IL fhe A6intant f;eneraf OF the
Insfrnctjons hsre bern t.sueo bv tbe Var ne-
, 1865-11-28

LIFE, GROWTH and BEAUTY.
.T3a-s. s. 4. 4Azze1e's VorZt1'a
Hair Restore7" and Dress
ing invigorate, strengthen
and ze,.gthe1e the hair. They
oct directly atpo,s the roots
Of the hair, supplying re-
4.sired noat1%ishnte7st, and
natural color aud beauty
returns. Grey hair disap-
pears, bald spots are coz
cred, haia. stops falling, aud
zuaat3-ia3st groecth IS the re-
sasZt. Ladies and Children
acizz appreciate the delight
fa<z fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance dmepart-
ed to the hair, and no fea1"
Of soiliag the skin, scalp, or
most elegant heud-dress. g
sa1d sy all DzuxRist..
Depot 1888 4 200 Greenwich ST. NY.
cots s-ssl,2stTu sA4TU p
, 1865-11-28

1rnnor1ant Internal Hernpre f>ers.ton
xo-,~-,1o. s1..<... - -""..s.
ol " Viii
rIas.ee appointments
southern nice little <snme-An tn.ult
upon German 1nteiltgence-Con<res
men In Search Of No4rd.
,:...,., n....... -. -. r,,,u.m.,
lsP7&1A oe3l"'ea IL 't'e ~eicaeo Anoanel
WAsnlsoTox, Nov. g.
il taytnr come to the knowledge OF the Commis-
sinner cf incr,, 1,evennr ,h,t Inrcr or.ntitc. or
1 e'ana :" n Aasia! nssuue ua' tues 9naa.4ua "
TOBACCO, manntactnsea a. Inc sontn dusane tne
war, and put mp without the Ingredients commonly
used In the process o! rurufactuse, ia now being
,rrorcnf,rtnrrd rh., :nf.lc,n1 hss iu.trur,ed the
1ernnt" co',ecto,s ~ neTn;s ;,s -e,ns-t'n1 shich
ucpatt Co'sSots ~ teta4' "e t1Aaal HuE, Nn4eu
must &c done anoef tae eupezE's1on o. an lnspcc"
tor. who VIII weigh 1t both before md afles It has
been remarked md rhe.e there il Increase In
.,,,t.h+ c.rena Nv .da1t,on ~ .xt,.ra,,,4
- sA.sN
au*tane3, ~ soHea .ne 4"le 81 oat'c' ita-
po4ed By the law. Parties neclccsine 10 comply
with the srecplationk above mentioned. will be held
liable for payment Of tu1 ta1 on all such remarked
tobacco or on tobneoo newly manufactured.
At an carly hour this afternoon the nEEsboyB
created sensation by crying, War with F5auct.~
IT was based upon 4 telegram announcing that 4
French war vessel On the Flo Gsande had been fired
mon b. Fcde1at troops ro,n our side Of Inc rtrer
The dctpatch winch IL dated the 10th inst ut MAts-
morss, Is discredited here as the Government has
tye Jave later new. from nfowns,ille and no men
, 1865-11-28

i. D-C. II. SCR1TEN e. CO., Advertising
Agents, IL Dearborn street. are authorized
Agents to receive Advertisements for the Tri-
bupe, md nil other leading papers fhrough-
cut the United states aud Cnnndn.
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finantial an0 Commercial.



NV YoaK, Aug. !.
The arrivals Of bes6 cattle this wesk hsvs been unusu
sly heavy for this ason, amounting o132 head
excess over the receipts Of last week Of los head cos
tuting supply much beyond the wants Of the city q
present Butchsrs therefore have 70 5000 sxtaDt con
troied the Market and although salesmen for shor,
time ressted Decline IL found necessary N ordss
to saea to accept lower and the market grad
naily fell on til poor grades Of cattle fully 1c and
good gEadss No below last weeks prices.
Busineee ~ very slCU and II Was With great Ancu
~ that the stock Ill disposed or Very many cow
and heifefs were In the pens few Of the very best
sold at l1c but good choice qualities generally did moi
average over l6g16c and fair to good ct ll1sc and
l3Ac.
Reports are current that laygs supplies vm b. hsrs
fs next week. and should this prove true there will b
still further decline.
are rather armsr owisg partly 70 he advance ON thu
to good I%90Zc, and inferior 707l<c
The prices OF sheep It one time duyine the pset eel
advanced TO 7197A, bat subsequently, large ARRIVAL
and filling on IN the demand have produced hsevJ
feeling, and the narh closed quiet a. aut pssyiovl
neurss. viz 6<@6kc and ~ 16<c forxood TO primo
and &c for common. Lambs have been ve p,saty ~
With ony moderate demst d, the prices areeain low
o., closing At 41cc = b.
Swine have been pretty steady throughout The wesb
and owing to the prospe tive light receipts the karke
closes rather firm. We quote fed Mt 1lZ&A2t<c
and still fed At Ill<9l1x.
Recsirts for the week 1888 beeves, IFS COWS Nm,
calves $50 yeas; IL 25s sheep and lambs and lok5
swine.
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Nsw fosK. Aug
Cotton-Firm, with fair demand ut Csc Ior niddlips
four-Dui aud heavy and 10 to a0c lower on -ominon
grades l59s 80 for Extra r. II o, aud 900 81 hr
tsae brands. market closing heavy
Whishy-firmer; Western at iaz2 Do
wleat-Duii, unsettled and nouiuaiI, to 10e lower;
81 for Mil Gut, 40 for prime Amber Nil TO arrive
and eI9l % for Amber Mich
Rye-Duli, Western at &c.
Barley and Bari Aalt-NonnAi
Cofl-Without decided change and scarce ut eSnS0y
Tor nnsound: s49ic for sound mixed Western inttes
price for high mixed. nearly yellow.
osn-Duli At t69e3c for Western
G fee-st@ady.
Rce-Duil
sug.f-Modeaatey active; Cuba and Muscovado a
lels Sl3c, Porto Rico at l4salsc
Moassss-Dull.
nops-steaiy and In good demand at 30.
Wuoi--iul1
Petroieuin--Quiet A. 32lSc for Crude; taIy2Jxc fol
hen ned inbond, and 6aGgT " for do Free.
fofA-Duii and lower al "A 0osd3s tx tor new Mes
closing ct u 80 cash. - c0dSo 90 for 1854 do; rs 000
% 70 kr prime. and n 'oaN rs for prime mess
Bsei-stesdf at 5oDi2 SO for plain ress and II q
eGi4 TO for mess
Beef Hams arce and firm
gnt A-ars-tfrm at 1tsol7c for shoulders and goa
2si4c for hams
BAcon-Dult
L<rd- Firm At 1o024SIc
State. ' ~ "
pheese-Dull at iosl2Ilzc for common to prim.
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HEADQUARTERS, 10TH Iowa INF. Vols,
DAVENPORT, Iowa, July 81, 1866.
Fellow Soldiers, Officers and Men of the 1911
Regiment Iosca Volunteer Infantry:
On the eve of our separation, it is perhaps,
no more than proper that | should address
to you few parting words.
We have been together for three long event
full years--years of surprising interest in the
history of our country, and of the world. In
spired by common patriotic impulse, we
joined hands on the altar of our Country and
common suferings. Sacrifices and dangers
have united US in the afectionate memory OF
the heart.
You have borne yourselves we'll in the great
struggle. No commanding officer has ever
spoken OF you otherwise than in commenda-
ton tor your gallant services. You have en-
dured with patience and fortitude the hard
ships and dangers to which you have been ex-
posed; you have cheerfully performed every
duty required of you, whether on the field 81
battle or in the pauses of the conflict.
I on return from the victorious fields Of the
Republic, conscious Of having done your part
IN bearing aioft the banner of your Country 4
Nationality, and planting it upon every hill
and valley throughout the land. You will
receive the congratulations of your friends,
and q grateful country will not forget youi
services.
So then, my comrades, put off the panoply
Of war, and enter the pursuits Of peaceful in.
dustry prove yourselves good citizens, az
you have good soldiers: Forget not the prin.
ciples for which you have yictoriously con
tended, and for preserved life, health snd
good government, forget not the debt Of er,t;
tude due to Almighty God. With the mos,
profound sentiments of respect for the memo
rics of our honored dead, and the liyeEes
feelings Of kindly regard for all who bavs
survived, bid you, comrades all, farewell.
part from your command without the CON
sciousness Of one unkind feeling toward IN,
one Of you. God bless you, and rrant yoy
long life and health. May home soon eladdsr
your eyes and cheer your hearts. And ms,
domestic happiness meet you smiling & y v,,,,
gates. JOHN BRucE.
Lieut. Col. 18th Iowa Vols.
-
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Church Directory.


uNIfED PRB8BYTERIAN- FIfb street. between
MAN ana Biondeaa Services every Sabbath u IL N.
snd ~ p. N. Sunday School ~ m.
jams BaowE, Pastor.
FIRST fRnsBYrxniAN--Cornes High and Fourth
streets Services every Sabbath ~ IL and Y m.
Sunday School .. N. FL 6IILsffs Pnstcr
uH1AnfAn cqUROH- Corner nish sna rour,A
streets. Services every Sabbath 1t II . m. Bundsy
schoolsa ~ r. HAssALL, Pastor.
CHATHAM eoUARa \. \. CHURcH- Corner ossey-
enth and Morgan strssts Preaching every eAbbash a
Y .. =. aud ri sabbath school - Z. =. PuAlic
Prayer msetan0 - WsAnseAag eveeines.
,. h. NAArss, Pastor.
1fRsf BAPrIsr CHuRCH-fhird street, bssvss.
oUnesfs and @ie4. Services every uabbAth e ii ~
sd -. sabbath School ~ =. .
ooNgnuakTBDnAl6I UaCu@4nhks6toe1 49,
mn 81 GxtA. esrvees svssy gabbesA & II = "a -
= 8. 1911 1oseotaes ~ :. =. Rraysr neseine
~ !. = !. = - - -. -
4S1A9A0n 0xt1oe1 - 0oxonsnau471a
- tencvase ~ b1eot, in111l6 ~ 1SsiS1r.
- =. = = $500 = ~
ssA,4f fsssss sssssf fSssss,sesst - ~
~ - Y ssssfsl 4 sifssess ssaza asis Il
s@tsix= ssoax
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WASHINGTON, D. C., July 20, 1865.

BEAT AT HIS OwS GANE.-A gambler of
this city was nicely taken in and done for on
Saturday last. He became very familiar with
q soldier who had just came up the river, and
thinking that he was green enough to be
cropped in" bantered him to play game Of
poker" The soldier accepted the challenge
and the two went off together and seated
themselves behind lumber pile on the levee,
and proceeded to business" In fifteen
minutes the soldier had beaten the sharper
out of three hundred dollars. Finding that
he couldn't 'Aeecen the boy in blue as easily
rs he expected, the gambler was glad to quit
and wanted no more such ''victims." Ought
not to gamble, but are glad that the soldier
boy was too sharp for the sharper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-02

Rev. Mr.. BERGEN, of Birmingham, informs
us that in the part of Van Buren, County
through which he has travelled, the wheat is
not damaged to any great extent. He was
particular to investigate this matter, and found
that not more than one-tenth is injured
Other grain is in most excellent condition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-02

SEE the advertised circular of the Birming-
ham College on our first page. The institu-
ton has fine faculty, is well located in a
pleasant and healthy town, and offers fine ed
ucational facilities to the people of Southern
Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-02

LrrERARY.--Lowry has received Peterson .
Magazine for September. An excellent num-
Der of this popular ladies' magazine.
He also places on our table Harper Week
ly, Frank Leslie and Mrs. Grundy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-02

SHIFTING TAGs.-Our merchants and dealers
who require shipping tags will send their or
ders to the DAILY GATE Jon OFFICE. Having
made arrangements with the manufacturers,
we can furnish them in any quantity at the
lowest figures. Those who have not been
using tags will find them great convenience
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-02

MANY of the brave boys T. the Nineteenth
arrived here yesterday. They have done good
service and suffered much for their country
dnriug their three years service. They are
welcome home. Col. Bruce and the rest of
the regiment viii leave Davenport as soon as
practicable. We publish elsewhere the adj
dress of Col. Bruce to the boys of his regi-
ment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-02

CAMPBELL & CASTLES Opera Troupe closed
their series of entertainments at Davenport
Saturday evening, and have gone to Du
buque.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-02

In noting the number of men discharged
from our hospitals in yesterdays paper, "in
the last month" should have read, 'in the
last two months.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-02

REvENGEFUL MALICE is tn vice Of narrow
minds, not less than of vindictive hearts, and
generally works greater mischief to the SUBJ
ject than the object.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-02

SEWING MAcHISEs.-Messrs Bailey Il Mann
are agents at this place for Singers Sew
ing Machines, an excellent machine, and
largely a popular favorite. While you call
upon our friends B. l. NJ for these Sewers,
don't forget also the stock of superior musical
instruments, jewelry, &C., to be found at their
establishment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-02

E. A. SHEBLE, late of the JEANNE Deans,
and now the popular Master of the Brilliant,
left St. Louis for st. Paul yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-02

No Bounty FOR THE GsEyBEARDs.-The
Hdrkeye publishes the following note from a
Washington firm:
WASHINGTON, d. C., July g. 1865.
c. DUsHAN-Sir: Thinking that it will be Of
interest to many Of your readers to know il, we
would state that in test case before the Adj't
Gen. Z. S. A., he has decided that the terms oil
enlistment of the Iowa 37th, Greybeards were
such that it was explicitly stated that they were
to be accepted without any bounty to be paid, and
therefore that they arc not entitled TO any boun-
ty now. Their only remedy is to secure Congress
sional legislation in their favor. Yours truly
WHITE, Johnson K Co.
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KEOKuK. IOWA:


OuR fellow-townsman, VIM. Leighton, Esq.
is, we are glad to see, at home again. He
has been East for some time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-02

TIE colored picnic yesterday collected a
large crowd of A. DIS, who doubtless enjoy.
ed themselves hugely on their expedition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-02

GrN. D. F. BRIGHAM died at the Deming
House q few minutes before seven O'Clock
yerterday evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-02

ny Telegraph. ssIcAeo Au1 L
Markets generally weak aud lower
Fiour-loc lower at IS SIS for cymmon Whit.
Winter; 50 for Hed Winter and eoa6 Is for sprine
Extras.
Wheat-2c lower at 2 IS No 2 Red; asel as fur ex
ira spring, and 10 81 Il for No Spring closing o.
lowest figures.
I0c sdoat
oats-pu and 1c lower at Al 94ac closing at 4ac.
he-lc loser; No. at &c; No at 659s6c-
Barley Firu,; No 2 at 0,Gl %.
WHISKY to &c higher at = l3as3 is.
Provi-ions-puli, Mess pork oi-re at 30 So wi;hou
buyers amp prime firm at "a co. buyers of choic,
brands II " 90. Bulk meats neglected.
Lsrd-2t925c
Beef Catt.e-Quet at % - 90 for inferior, 4 COG
% for medinni, and IS for fair to prime
Hogs-Active and better at 10 e5sall So chiefly n
IL 1enu IS.
Money-Easy.
ing.
Gold-143L
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-02

II y not - - dsy Of Chr;stisn 70 con.
aner his pssjndlcss thaa . govern NJ -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-02

SLAVES IN KENTucKY.-The Auditor of
kentucky has received the tax books for the
year 1866 from seventy nine out of one hun
dred and ten counties in the State. The slaves
therein number l25. $50, valued at So, 726, 200.
an average value of only forty five dollars and
half per head. In 1864 the slaves numbered
203. 0S7, at a total valuation of S34,179. GAG.
A rapid reduction of the negro population of
the State is continually going on by means of
enlistments in the army, and through the sys-
tenn OF giving passes to negroes to go north of
the Ohio river. In Louisville alone the issue
OF passes by the military authorities has ave-
ragged more than two hundred day for three
months past.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-02

The dutiful always have good conscience
and smiling God to comfort them in tribu.
lation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-02

] SEE where Christians in general are
wrong. We do not make q companion OF
God. We should trust him more as a friend.
not as distant friend, but always near, close
to US, SO that we are never alone, but con-
tinually in his company.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-02
EOR SALE-A Cottage Frame Oval.

Ing, with four rooms, good well OF water frame
barn and full lot all under fence situated on Exchap.s
street, betwe 81 and 80 Streets Keokuk Title rood
Price $1,000. Enquire Of HBTE N.EYCE
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EOR sALE-The west half Of ,vc

i story double brick Dwelling House containing 81,
room cstern good cellar house painted taxed all
over lot well fenced and all IN good order situated near
the corner Of 18th and Des Moines streets Title good
Price 81 800 Enquire of HB ENEYcK
vu<Ap
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New York Money Market.
By Telegraph. NV yoaE Aug l.
Money-rirm At per cent. on call loans.
sterling kxchange-Dull and lower at 10e346l08sS
for gold
1siL
Government stocks-Heavy and lover
Treasury 1909 "a ssrirs) 3d.
$40 Coupons 1854.
g Of 81 Reg Coupons 1oT.
6tocks-Weak
tsCAP6sA GAclsS1<; cARI los; MAP a.
rol Ws6 e; wayne oesl. AiTHss; cAN Y
pfd q! @ Scrip III ISL yr Cert %: Pee Mail 900
NY SlI Erie ssss: B Q l07 Hudson 1losx Har
lem Is: Reading 10sl< N 107: 49,: Toledo ioI
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Gold.

Gold.
Erw YoHx, Aug.1.
Gold dull and weak the Bulls being embarrassed by
the condition OF the money market The quotations
opened At la, vent up to I443z and down again q
l4&]<
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LNOR sALE-Tro Beautifnl Lot. :,

L High street, (nUrth side. between 9Th and 1c;f
streets with small frame dwelling on same: also @ feet
vi lot IL ock l6o the Of 18th and Mrv
street %outh sde) with on it, also east 60
fert Of lot bios l6e on johnson street adjoining
~fih.ms Foundry. All this property viii he scit
CHEAP. The title good or n sale. Enquire of
jupe22 HI TESFyrR
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- 80 i ~ !, Dee.f dRrshg the year tszel5T 20. befrg
-. ~ Ano i~@nt9 seven thonAaf5 dollars isss
than the interest Investments NuraeY ~ - !.
tssue during the year seI5 Total rrrber ~ ,e,i,t.
Issued since it's organisation OVER - 600 -
- - sra average over SO per cert Pciiete
"a a .Le ana other plans. PsrIkI4s
-. Y tH'At'sn 9bt@ 20 sH application IL the VI
known insurance Agency 81 III TFrFycK
msyIa - - IN
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TOR SAdE-A nice Brick
With two fuIl lott. me Barn, wocdaA
Cs1lar, sftuatsd on Yr1nklin, between q
Keoknk. Title good. Price 50. 500
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TOR sALE-A Frame Col DvelI-

n ing, with seven rooms cistern = 1870 - !
Aue growth Of fruit trees with full r. 57Sis sasal
order, situated near business On re "a
| tween 9Th and Tth streets title rood -
nsga.ss Of BE =,
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kNOR SALE-A Cottage Frame Dwe1l;,.
honse, no~ occupied ~ William vepc{iI wfth.y
Tooms osiefn. cellar, wood house, full lot snd We
sencss WIN iruIt trees &c, situated High b.twet
Seventh ard Eighth streets KsoAnk rftIs g,asI D.
session LIST Of October. inquire of
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