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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-21

The INSTRUCTION IN IAMMcA.-Ihe negro
insurrection in the parish Of s., lhomas in the
East, which at Que time threatened 20 involve the
whole island with nameless horrors, has been
brought to a sudden close. Ga receiving notice
Of the outbreak, TIE military authorities took
prompt aud most efficient measures TO put il
down. A strong force was at once marched to
the disaiieol,d region and on It's appearance there
the insurgents abandoned th,H attempt, threw
away the arms they had collected, and gave them
selves up, A large number were Immediately
put on trial and summary executed, the com
mander of the expedition having neither time nor
inclination to take them with him. l. Is note
worthy fact that the master-sptIt OF the revolt
was a white man, ember Of the Assembly, who,
for the sake Of gratifying private pique, USED his
influence to create dlsaiIecticn among the Negro
population. The instruction seems to have bsen
well planned, and but for the premature uprising
osused by a Iocal disturbance il might have been
lar more disastrous than il was. The dislfected
region was still under martial law at last adyicss,
but no further danger was apprehended.- n. Y.
Tins.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-21

Tux NEXT CONGRESS. - Tho United States
Senate, at the opening of the next session, on
Monday, December 1, will consist Of 80 Union.
lists and Ii democrats. IL j, not known how
many senators will be in Washington this win.
tor claiming seats from the seeding States, but
in no event can there be enough to weigh down
the Union strength. The same also may be
said OF the House. The representatives who
will take seats are politically divided as fol.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-21

Both houses Of the South Carolina Legislature
adopted the abolition amendment to the United
States constitution, on Monday with but very
little opposition. South Carolina is ss anxious
10 get back into The Union now as she was to
get cut Of il in 1861. President Johnson's POI
stion On the abolition amendmen, seems to have
been understood and acted upon. Alter adopt
ing this amendment the Legislature adjourned
until the 25th.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-21

Tux SKA ISLANDS "A letter from Charleston
says a telegram has been received there by the
Assistant Frcedmsn's Commissioner from the
Secretary Of War, su,pending oil action in re-
gard to the Sea Islands now occopied by Freed
men.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-21

Brig. Gen. Barnum succeeds Gen. Sicklss az
commander Of the district Of Massachusetts and
New Hampshire, and it !, reported iha, the lat
ter will relieve Gen. Gilmore in command Of the
department Of South Carolina.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-21

Total, Unionis, lU Democrats, 20.
The States whose " reconstruction has not
yet been recognized and ratified by Congress are
entitled, when fully reorganisad and recognized,
10 send representatives az follows
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-21

Gov. Fletcher Of Missouri has appointed the
9TH day Of December for Thanksgiving
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-21

VIOLA letter from Buenos Ayres dated
SIX weeks ago, says 10 Il estimated that tbs
yield OF wool th.s season will amount TO 81 800,
600 pounds, or 1900 tons Tins year has
been the best ever known lot sheep raisors, the
increase being estimated at forty per cent.
Business was somewhat dull on account OF the
var, but great activity was expected during the
month OF October Rains had fallen freely
which bad been very beneficial, and had dis
PEELED all fears 81 an unreasonable drouth.
4 great amount OF wool il now awaiting pur
ohasefs throughout northern aud central Texas.
Many OF the wool growers are anxious to sell
out.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-21
COMMERCIAL.

xAKKFTs.-Ssw feEs, Nov. ls. Gotten quiet at % to
bse. Flour 10 loo lover sales 1900 tbi state a. 70
70 So round hoop Ohio ~ 50 to Ell 70 Western O. 70
" CO., Southern - 80 TO So Canada s. 10 10 n 10
Wheat declining Gales ublmportabt Corn 10 higher ,
sales 900 bush mixed wesn W 10 pse Beef STEADY,
Pork quiet mess ssa69i ios95 to a2s7l Lard arm
whiskey dull.
Mosrranr.-sloeks dull o. 5. enc year Ccrlide.s,
Ui Treasury S-los vi O. s. 10 4os Oh L. S. 20
io2l L. Coupon sl1as II lssl. 1895 Told ii7.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-21

PEEsTos KNG, the Collector Of the Post Of
New York, committed suicide last week by
jumping overheard from a Hoboken ferry boat
Temporary insanity, resulting from the ouerons
cares anu duties o. bis flee, is assigned as a
3lu.a for this act. lie was very prominent
influential and conscientious man and politician.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-14
New York Market.
Now York, Dee. IL.

" New York, Dee. IL.
Cotton-Dull and lower at 47a4e for
middling.
Flour--Dull and.lOa2O lower at I 75a7 90
for ex ST.; s 20aS60 for II IL O.s lsade brands
market closing heavy.
Whiskey--234a235. r ..r . ....
Wheat--1a2 lower at ] 6la17 II for No
mil club; and new amber Mil 76.ann z IS
for new amber State. aE fEaa .s ...s .
Rye-W estern 95 81. Std 3.
Corn-Opened steady and shade frmer
at S3a93c for damaged and 81 for sound
Mixed Western, and 95a95 for high mixed
and yellow. z.-.... aE- t....-.. -,
Barley Malt-Dull. -sa,.3 ..... ..- ..-..,
Barley-Heavy, at Ia 05 for state. ..
Oats-Steady at 45a5O tor unsound, and
57a6O for sound. ..e . ~
Molasses-Quiet. b.. ..H....-.H
Petroleum-Quiet at Ale for crude and
664a67 for refined in Dbl. ~
Pork-Market tirmer at SIS 7Oa2s 72!;
mess closing at rs Ia cash; % 75a26 % for
prime nIoss. ...
Beef-More active at llal4 for plain mess
and l4al7 extra mess. 70 e.. .....
Bacon-Dull. a.. , -... f......s...
Dress Hogs-Firlner at l4al4lc for city.
Money steady at per cent. arr Fl s.a
Sterling-Firm at l09s3l09l. af fza
Gold-Frner, opening at I44s, advan-
cling TO i4Ss; closing al l4S, @
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-14
District Court.-.Tenth NAV.

SrArE OF IOWA VS.. Rawlins Kelsey.
Baxter Krlsey, Vim. Unconstitutional
ior Burg'ary.-Rawlin Kelsey Is years OF
Aye sentenced tn three months in County
Jail !; Baxter Kelsey, agesl twelve wears
and William Lucas, aged eleven years,
. each to one month i'm County Jail. ..a o.
, Slate VS.. WrsIh-Assault--Def dis
charged. .,... -. PISA. . g. s.-. I'll
18th Day-Sta;e vs.. Richard Shipiey--
Forsery-Con rinued generally. ..aI., p.
No. So Law Banks VS.. Price & Knight.
This cause submitted to the Court to be
heard in evidence in GO days. . &c.,.
=, 81 Law Shields VS.. Timer. Dismiss-
ed at plaintiffs costs. ......... ..a ....-....-
346 Law--F. GAYLORD VS.. Derby & Hines
suit by attachment, judgment for Pltif
fnr costs. Deit. 10 retain property attach
cd
s54.Law-s,rs. rect W.. Pritchett-Continu-
cd yenersIfy.
: $50 I.aw-Paris Caldwell VS.. John Ford
and Wapello County-Continued, with
,save to sales.--future papers,
18th Day-State VS.. Peter Augustine
Indictment for assault. Default taken.
) State rs. b. Ellis -Recognizance contin.
u-i. $50 ~. 5..t +'
,statevs. Jacob Jones-recognizance con.
timed. #.3
365 Law-Fleming vs.. Mourey-judg
ment for Deft. for $50 and costs.
F. 365 Lave. Is. 4 @. Railroad VS.. Meek
q q Co.--continued generally. ''.
3S7 Faw-E. NJ. Davis VS.. c. Jackson
continued generally. ~ "a'a..
70 3SS Iaw-B. Randall vs.. Arlington; con
tinued generally. .a at.f 3D. 80
$50 Lnw-DAn Corss VS.. @. A. and Johl
y. Wood; continued generally.
r. S93 Law-Kitterman VS.. Burns; contin
ued generally. f.tss.is.. .... ....
,s s96 Law--ConnelIyv VS.. Baspins; continu
cd generally. -. 60. r.,.s . .r.. ..
.4ol Law-Patterson W.. o. H. Harlan
continued generally. .5..-.-.... .-..a
III Chy.--Kniyht vs.. Banks suhmitte'
TO Court, to be hoard in GO days on evi
dence. ......., .......... ... ..
18th Day--249 Law-Clark vs.. Wood (
Caldwell transferred to Chancery Docket
$40 Law--Gaston VS.. Wellman; dismisse
and each party to pay his own costs.
43 Law. r. McClond VS.. Thoma
Hale: rnnt-,sf. ii,r3yrn ant Enr nit n Toe Gao 5
1ohns; appeal Judgment. for plaintiff fo
$l5 and costs.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-12-14

We regret to find several paragraphs
omitted from the versi III of the Presidents
NJ 'ssage, published by US this week. 1t
was not discovered until too late To correct
1T. The most important portion is
published. The Message is one of the
ai,iest ever issued by an American Presi-
dent, and it is receiving the concurrence Of
3 the people in all parts Of the country with
unanirnity, almost without a parallel in
our history "- $50 L.T''.'.. .'.a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07
IOWA ITEMS.

u. T. Henderson has been appointed
Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenue fol
Washington county. So says the Press.
Mr.. Hestwood. pastor of the NJ, E
Church in Fairfield, received about 1928
as the proceeds Of a donation visit on the
evening Of the 22d ult.
The rehef fund OF Jefferson county,
now being distributed among the soldiers
families, amounts to $1,000. We CLEAN
from the Herald.
Tho Csntreyille Citizen puts the
boys of that place against those of any
town OF twice its size for deviltry, use.
lessness and loa6pg"
- johnny Ford, of Council Bluffs,
chad his best horse gobbled up Tuesday
night" by horse thieves. So says the
Nonpsreii.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, 70.

FLouR-superhne, 81 SO; Extra 50 so p Dbl; Doubl,
Extra, p Dbl. 10 so. Doc iess p Dbl. Wholesale.
WHEAr-sprnE, 81 4o@l 80; FALL So to e5 p bu
RrE-So9S5c p bush.
BARLEr-Fail,l 509l 65; Spring,1 40@I SO.
0Ars-50 to SIC = bush
CoAs-es4foc p bnshe1 buying; rs to SOC selling,
Coax MEaI-s2 90 p 100 DIS. buying; so selling
selling. -
dREKs ArPIn-s1 Is to co buying; 81 10 selling
and scarce
PorAroEs-1 90 buying; oo02 90 selling
0SIoss-S2 90 buying; selling at 81 So
TuHEIPs-6oc buying; 90 selling.
BUrrEn-25 to 35e buying; 30 to 4oc selling
EG0s-11c buyng; 2oc selling.
CHICKENS 90 to so buying. 90 10 4 Ok ..u,,.
and very scarce. Ae'
TunxIrs-1a TO 14c 2 b. buying selling at IL 10 Ito.
and scarce. - S'
warrE BrAss-Common to Good, q soal IS buv,n..
! IS to Is selling.
TALLow-l1c.
BxEswAx-50to 55c buying
HAr-Timothy III 90 Prairie $12 %.
HDEs-Dry flint, lee; Dry saltsd, I3c; Grubby hall
price; Green, .; Green Sheep Pelts, u so 10 ~
LEATHER-Hemock sole ~ to 46c q b; do harpe~. a.
ID do upper 50 to asc per foot. Oak sole 0oc D d
snss-Tlnoshy, = rs 70 So Ylax q u Cow
IL 90 10 Sl4 90 y bush.
Hoes Dressed 81 % 70 II SOY 100
IAas-lat V - tnyinG - sslnae.
ss oaas 3; s 9 3 c g s e. -
1nEEr-e - - % - - u had.
kxAfnEns-So toI ooo
49, e 3, syiaE
ss 49, 49,, - 81 IS ss 3 s s -
ZEN
aAa u -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07

EF Sheriff Hinsley of Mahsska coun-
ty, brought down on the railroad last
night, Jones, who has been convicted for
shooting the Marshal of the city of Oska-
loosa, and young man BY the name of
Whittier, some time since. He was sent
to the Penitentiary for twelve years. The
Sheriff also, had in charge, man by the
name Of Neff for committing incest, who
was sentenced to Penitentiary for one
year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07

Wrurun gurew -. mslD Wnz1|
MourrAIns.-T wenty niles d nountaiss
arc visible. ocospyise perhaps ! third q
the horiton, and fhr highsr than The
Camptou hilk, = veil . much more
mountainous, and every Ny efandss.-
Theos ~ eovoro1 with trees, lhite with
desp snow, which y probably thres fsst
doep il the woods, and two On ~ platns.
They wste I'll ond glow Of frs, fnoosesiu-
ably brilliant /; no oouaagrstion Svss saes-
ed such glow and the brilliant flashing
crimson vas relieved BY tho white snow
in the valley. No words can glvs the
least ides of the splsndor that crimson
Aurora, which they talk about. OF thirty
vaars sso. could have been nothing IN
compari1on, for this va the full light OF
the setting sun, and al the sky was orim-
son With the some intense glow the hills
rather flaming red than common Grim.
son. The long dark shadows Of the vast
ravines relieved the eye. Mount WASH
iugton and all the rest, in full sight, took
the rays, and stood ont, though twenty
Eve miles of, like cones Of fire. Gfaduai,
" the blaze softened little, the Stratford
peaks changed to their usual snowy white
the huge range Just before us paled int
rose, while the sun gradually climbed tn
distant summit Of Washington till It Jus
touched the dome, with one parting ar
row Of FIRE; the White Mountsins, - the.
were left in shadow, taking on gray
and wonderfully rich purple, while To-
T white peaks rose from the deep purpl
base in pure snowy lustre. The oonin.
of the snowy mountain tops With the'
, dark foundations of blush purple, market
: off by we'll defined line where tho tee
: ceased and the bare rocks began, grey
o more wonderful and fairy-liks . the IN
It tense glory faded, till at last you coni
|. hardly tell the rose-tiuged hills from To
rose clouds which overspread the sky
Letter from Lancaster, n. 4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07

m-Our young friend Willie is bright
eyed Juvenile of four years. Willie's
father remarked, upon the evening of the
reception of the news that Charleston
was evacuated, that fact 10 bis family 4;
wheFeaPon Willie, whose ideas seemed
to be running on smallpox, and who
slightly mistook the word his father used,
fastened to the kitchen and gravely an
nounced to the occupants thereof, the
highly satisfactory intelligence that
"Charleston's been vaccinated."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07

~Mr. ]. B. Glaze. one Of the pssen-
tees of "Beaton's Patent Self Churner and
Washer" 10 in the city. he has soFd SOW
eral State and County Rights has sold
all but about ten counties in this State
Lee county is still unsold. a model OF
the machine can be seen at the Verandan
House any time during the day. The
churn works by springs, and will run
from one to twelve hours with once wind
ing and the power can be attached tc
either washing or sewing machines al
pleasure. Tire patentees challenge com
petition with any machine yet invented
Call and see it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07

E The body of Chinese merchant
Who died st Victoria, put up in alcohol
and inclosed 10 leaden coffin, was re-
GENTLY brought to San Francisco, to be
sent % China. The whole weighed 9, 200
pounds, and Johnny was sent home in
good spirits.
A0L Is curious feature Of the recent
general election il Australia, that female
ko1eeholass voted, the new electoral sss,
having conferred the franchise % them
vifhost iptesdiAg L. The Mslboaras
rnoon ~ that ths ladies sxsrsised thsir
- pFivilegs wish dignity 81 dissrs-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07

s~The Mayor of the city Of McGre-
gor, Iowa, was married last week. The
people Of the city honored the event BY
suspending business the military turned
out, headed by a correct band and tbs
town had a general celebration. Wher
the bridal party left home. j. was under
the escort Of the militia, Who opened Al
artillery Ere as the Mayor and his bride
started across the Mississippi for an east
ward trip.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07

FuRNIruRE.-We would direct atten-
ton to the card of Duncan, Karle IL Co.,
in our advertising columns. We have
always found this firm to possess the
proper enterprising spirit, which 10 neces'
sary to secure the trade. Their stock of
furniture is very large, aud still they are
now adding new stock. Persons wanting
articles in their line will fnd it to their
interest to give this house call.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07

NEW FIRM.-We call special attention
to the card Of Collier d. Van Grieken,
who have bought out Hamill, Van Weer
den & Sen, On the corner of Fifth and
Main streets. Messrs. C. T. Van are we'll
known il this community, and therefore
no conmendatlon from US is necessary
They will keep on hand stock of fresh
groceries, feed, dc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07
fiuanfinl ar0 Gomnlfrfial


Chicago Market.
By Telegraph CHICAGO, March o.
Live Hogs-Quiet at II eof112 20.
Dressed Hegs-steady at Is 0o&5l4 Is.
Beef Cattle-Quiet but unchanged at GOES 80 for
common to prime
Provisions-Firmer and active. Mess pork quiet at
SO Prinemess pork active and hrmer at 10 rs here
and % so delivered Peoria Bulk shoulders In good
demand at 15c.
Iard-Dull and nominal at 213@2lAd for prime
steam.
whisky-Firmer at 2 12G2 121z-
Flour-5 loc lower at 1914 for Spring $uperhne.
wheat-1izc higher No. at 361481 S7Ms
Corn-Duii at 759T51xc for Rejected.
oats-1Sc higher: No ] at 59059x
Rye-bull az e5c for No. 2.
Barey-Dul at cool 1214.
Hay-Dul and nominal at Is 0o91e 90.
Money-Scarce.
Exchange Firm par buying and n premium SELL
ing.
Gold-Ciosed at 197419aI.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07
~C.A. Emerson has superior Sew
IN, Machine Thread and Machine Oil.

rEBusiness on our streets yesterday
was quite lively. The spring-lko wealth
er undoubtedly had great deal to 40
in this matter. Our imerchaats seemed
unusually busy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07

cy We learn that the Oskaloosa Her
aid printing establishment has changed
hands; but who the purchaser was, we did
not learn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07

~ The Saith and S8,h Iowa regiments
have been consolidated by Gen. Candy
into one regiment. to be kno gn as the
Gath.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07

~T The Burlington Hawkeye says that
the steamer Davenport of the North
ern Lac Packet Company, arrived at
their landing Saturday morning. The
"Charley Cheaver," also arrived there on
Sunday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07
THE CITY.
~Doctor Msyhew's first lecture this
evening: Esprit OF Man. DEC no@0o'

ARev. G. A. Williams, Chaplain o.
s. Hospitals, will lecture Oslofe inc oo'
die, !, Christian Association at Exchange
sire ,t Church. this. TUESDAY evening,
:. : o'clock. All are invited to attend.
s. H. JOHNSTON, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07
KEoKUK MARKETS.
DAILY Carr CIfY DryIcl,l
KloKUK, March 8, 1856.

ooRREcfEp TUESDAYS YRIDAra.
eUaAR- Cuba and Porto Rico, &c; prime, PC
choice, 2511c New York. G, IKE New York, A. &c;
crushed and powdered o0c.
MoLAssEs-Sugar House,1 oS@l 25c; GoldenHyrup 1 40
0$1 T5-Sorehum S04l 90.
CoYyxE-I.ower at ~ to ACC.
RIcE-16816lIc
SoDA-American, lie; English, IL.
6oAP-Palm IL Nc; German, 12l4D13c Ct. Louis Ger
man, 15140l6c.
CAnDIxs-Star, 50 to asc; Mould, 2oDzlc.
TxAs-Young Tyson, 81 60@2 Is; Imperial, 81 - to
~ 25 Black, Il IS to 81 rs.
ToBAcco-Daik Sweet, rs to 90c: Medium Brands 90
to 25c; Gold and Natural Leaf 81 80 to 81 rs.
NAILs-Best Brands IS rs rates.
GLAss--6xl0 Country sc so; City rs, rates.
CcRDAGE-LoWer at q to &c.
DRIED APPIEs-l415 to 1511c p b.
DRIED CuRRANrs-25c.
RAsISs-New NJ r. 81 TO; Layer 81 rs
EAlr-3 SOFA 90.
PEAKL SrsRcH-l1 to 12c.
WOODEN WARE Hoop Pals, 81 rs: 8 hoop do - 70
No. Tubs SIG so; No2 do Is 90: No. do II 50; Nests
Sd do, 4 Is. Wash-boards, SIS 90.
FIsH--No. Mackerel, bbis. $24 90 for new.
No. do do so 90 Go
No. / do hf do $l2 ooal2 So
No. 2 do hf do $40 0041l0 so.
Elf bills. No. White Fish, 10 SO new,
ous-Ccal Oil, 939o5c; Linseed oii.sI fo9l 6s Lard
OIL 81 90; Fish OIL 81 SO; Meats Foot on 81 6s0l So
oEEssx-W. Il. and Hamburg - to 25c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07

wT The ice on Lake Erie is thirty
one inches thick by actual mea surement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07
DOR sALE-A Frame COTTAGE D,.ll

ing, With seven rooms, eistern. good cellar ana A
nae growth ~ fruit trees with full lot and ali il ed
oFaer SITUATED near busnees, Exchange street be-
Enquire Of 1T n TRY rryrT-
fpt23 - ~A--'7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07
Tor sALE-A one story frame awsu,

ing House, with three four rocras lot 20 feet bv
W. wei fenced situated the corner Of stR aaa Fu
ton street, in good neighbofhood Title gpod a =
sale. Price, $3.50 cash. Enquire Of
i~h-S III. b. TES-FYCE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07
DOR SALE-Tbe three story donhle.

y hriek snd frame building known a. the pavilion
situated on concert street between "a and Sd streets
Ihls honse has TO each side with c4tsfs ard
cellars 10 accommodate both dgs IL will acrmmo.s,e
two families or II may be used boarding house II
vii oe SOLO separately OF Together, TO suit purchaser-
Title good or no sale Enquire Of
sebxs II. b. TEN-EYCE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07
TOR sALE-A frame dvell;n, v;,,

or rooms. ciseru. cellar lot 50 by 100 feet stu
aed on the corner Of I'd ana Exchange streets coed
chance for some steamboat man. who wants rice near
the river Title good er sails. Price 81 500 Frruirs
Of ff,bzsI II I, Tp~ 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07
EOR SALE-A one .to,v 9-,mo a.
FOR SALE-Two vacant lots, on ,bs

corner o. 9TH and Exchange streets Price $500 FOR
eNh ios Also 70 by 40 feet Main Street opposite
me Estes House. price, 5000 Also one lot SO IN 10
On MAIN street. between LIST and "a streets. prize
s2ooA Titles good or no sale. Enquire OF f''Ss'
ftt-o H. b. TEN-EYCE