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, 1865-08-18

A UCTlON SkLES.-Gisat Sale
IL OF Government Hors.1 End Nnlea
s Nq AfIhAlS TO EK so ID DuRIR2 THE NONXH
OF AUGUST,
In the 6tasea rf EeN Yo1I, Pon11yvtN1K, OHIO. In
d!xHE, DaxEAEt. Nil Jtsnc, kcd Rey 4ey1eU,
anf tbs Dff.rfct 81 }t0jrref4e
, 1865-08-18

into considerable expsnse, which cau onIT
be met by loanE, the interest of which viii
have to t,e paid by the tate-payers. But Il
the Papa1 t&akggidtava is onerous for certain
pooulRtio1s, !s 1t not less 20 for the Ponttn-
tory state ofwhieh you are acquainted With.
The Pope takes with him an extremely uu-
merous suite Tie salaries Of all the persons
attached to hta household are doubled be-
1;;1te this is cou1ted as country service.
iatdn fSue, ~ 1Rs village Of Cas:el Ganiolfo, af
an inn. al the pro7s(oan5a aos sysn p9bttesssng s5o
Rome, and at the palace there Ia n pla:c nt
table for everybody. People are ftreated
with tuch q splendid generosity that, III
may make use Of a strong expression, It Is
Plolable position Of the Pontil2al budget;
you Know that while the receipts have ds::
mlnishe1 more than two thirds, the exphnkes.
have not been decreased quarter that the
Income does not amount : 10 Aalf the expsndf-
ture, and is not suffi .ieut to pay the interest
state Of things, which groTs worse every
day, that excessive EXPENSES are incurred
which good Finance Minister would severe
ly sttgmatize,' =. :,
THE ALLEGED LEGENDARY FIRES IN HpoLAND
A letter In The Journal de Posen alleges
that The official Journals, not daring to sup.
port the accusations launched By Tha Nos
COW Gdzttle aga!nst the Polish nobility, In
putting to them the recent fires In L5thnanIa;
and, On The other hfnd, feeling 1t necessary
to throw, the blanc upon somebody, repre-
ters. According to the official journals, the
jews, having first Insured lighthouses for sum
superior TO their real value, themselves set
fire to the buildings to pocket the difference.
II this criminal calculation has been made In
certain casts, the superstition Of it's existence
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-30

The Keosauqua Republican learns that 6
genuine oil strike has been made at Farming
ton, and that as a consequence the value Of
property there has increased several hundred
per cent. Slukes intimates that if this is the
case he has sermons intentions of jumping a
claim up in that section, and, arrayed in
bnckskin pants and flannel hunting shirt, to
commence boring at once for his fortune with
common fencing auger. As he is more
blessed than Dobbs, and has no amiable So
phronia and Juveniles to distract his labors,
he expects to be immensely successful, and
In short time bore himself into-the county
poor house
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Church DIRECTORY.

UNITED PkeeBYfk1IAu-Bifsh street. betvee,
man ana Bionassu. Services svesy 2Abbath n II : m
and 7Hp.n- Sunday 6ehools1< an.
sAn1s Daewu, Pastor
FIRST PRuSBYTERrAN-Corner Hi~h ana vorr.h
Sunday SCHOOL, .. m. = = csss..s. q y. -.
oNTA.lAM cHuRcH-Cornsr NieA a. rourth
sstee1 oervsoea every Sabbath q II q - ern6sv
=. AAeeAI&, Pastor
CaAInAA SQUARE n. \. CHUIoa- ofa
snth go sersses. 1rsachine eVeeV asbhath Il
Prayer Meeting On "wednesday evsnines.
FIRST DAxfISR CHUaCK 4Aara sere.3 h..-..-
concert snA High. Services svesy GeA6esh a. II = -
asd qsAssse bssOrs sp.n. 9aAAsaA 0sAeei az = -
IT. WnlDovp1 fssto,
CoN0ksaA1f0uAL CHURCH yish str,et. be,-.-
9p m Sabbath School & - !. "A p,~v.r ,na. 49,
on Wednesday evening". 0Donen TrAenrn p.s.".
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By telegraph Nrv yoar ~. 4u9i
cottoa-Aors active and steady At 4lj<0isc for nid
ding.
Flour-s to loc batter so@s 10 for Rxtr. e.es.e
6sOe % forkztza B. b. o. and 2so1l 70 for Ind
Brands market closing quiet and arm.
Whsky-stsady; western At 2s5<02 90
Orain-Whsat 70 % higher ut 6sal e. for I'm
ciab; os61 10 for Amber Mil the latter - strsn4
1892 10 for old Winter Red westsen, and -
~ Tor new Amber State. Rye arm; Western e a
Barley quiet And hrm. barley NAT qsiek and nru-
Bound Corn 10 Armer white uasound il heavy and dset
ming ct 10000 for damaged and unsound o10sac ia
sound mixed Western, a,A ss3e for high mixed nsarv
yellow Oats nrmer for sound and lower for upeound =
4oOSoc for unscund, and o2c for sound
0rooeries-cohse quiet. Sugar active, Cub ana Nue
eovsdo st ls0l4c and Havana at 1s1o14lSc. Moaans1
dull. : :
Wool-Duil
Pssrslsun-1irn It as1ssc Ssr csrle, se183u fsx
1sAnsd n Bond, and 500esc for do 1rse
hoviaons-Pork hrnsr 1t - 171<Dsl SIX Scr nsv
mess. closing 1t - ~ 0sA; n oeou . ~ 1884, d.
= 0eD9s 20 for prime, and 50 1314ooo 70 Sor psins
mess Asp, 3lbe bbs. mesa for octehss. ssalsrsd
and ssys option u - 5sOss lsl< ~ acssvs s.i
and arnss It ooola 50 for plass nee, - II -
y = for sxta-msss. Dssf hans dali Cut Mesb ~
q icos7Ac for sheuldsrs, and 1s1<OMe ~ 49,,
Bacon du Lard dali and lower 1t 9sesec, Lister =
extreme. Butter quiet and steady u soo&s ~ Ola
'0oSze Tor seees. Cheese hrmer 1t l3Dl7c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-30

AVALr.slE SEcREr.-The Sc;eu,;s. x.u
sca. says: '''' a "'e'
THE unpleasant odor produced by nersn;.
ration Is frequently the source of yexat;or -
persons who are subject to it. Noth;.s ;.
sampler than to remove this odor much 49,,
edsctually. than by the application of such On.
guents and perfumes as are in use. Il il onl,
necessary to procure some of the compound
spirits OF ammonia, and place about two ia.
blepoonfnls in basin of water. Wash;n.
the iace, hands and arms with this, leaves the
skim - clean, sweet and fresh as one could
wish. The wash . perfectly harmless and
vay cheap. His commended on the author.
~ efaa sxpsrisnesd pkyiGino.n
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Commercial Matters 4. view York.

NE" AokAr sept. I'd.
In the dry goods trade the downward move
ment in domestic cotton fabrics has been arrested
for the time being, and the turn il nov in favor
OF sellers. Standard sheetings have advanced to
- cents. rise Of cents per yard fron the lowest
price. Bieached goods and prints are all mp, nut
not so much so a. brown goods. More businss.
Is doing at the Improvement, but the denasd il
far from very active general. The trade il
now going through the usual lull which invari-
ably occurs between the early and late demands,
and large business Is confidently anticipated in
October. ~ SIS
There Is still very active demand in the boct
and shoe business Prices were well sustained,
and rule very high The South has taken an
enormous amount Of goods, and the demand from
that quarter has been beyond the expectations Of
the most sanguine. Manufacturers are engaged on
orders, and are largely sold ahead Of products.
In foreign fabrics there is less doing and prices
are not full up TO the highest point; but there il
no pressing to sell. The stock is light and . de-
mand would probably cause . rise in prices, es-
peeialy in seasonable and desirable styles of dress
goods.
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ReVtoW - tne Om1eoBO AohkSts
From the Republican Of Sept 3stA.l
Corn-Was without any material alteration In
prices, and the market closed firm ct Sic for No.
in store, and 1t Soc for No. :.
Oats were duh, and declined about 301e per
bu. on No. I, and 70 per bu. on No. 2, the market
closing dull ut Sic 70 No. / in store.
Rye was less active, and prices were dun and
3@ 4c per bu. lower. The sales were 1t CSC for
No. l, and at 61962c for No. in store. At the
close the market was unsettled, and buyers were
unwilling TO pay over 64@e5c for No, in store.
Barley was irregular. and the market unsettled,
at the range Of 76Q soc for No. 3 in store.
Highwines were dull and unchanged, with small
sales ut 81 70.
Salt is unchanged, 1t 81 90 per Dbl.
Timothy seed il in large supply, sud the market
il dull, and II sales were forced hesders would be
compelled to accept of lower prices.
Tallow is in light supply and the market is
krmer
Provisions are quiet and firm, bat there is very
little doing. Mess pork advanced 81 per Dbl; sold
at 1913. Prime mess was inactive and held firmly
but 1t nominal prices. Bulk meats are in light
supply, but are held firmly II fall prices. Lard
wss hrmer and higher, 1t sec for choice city rem
dered.
The grocery trade continues to exhibit its pre-
vailing characteristic in the activity and fmness
of its markets, and there is large fall business
doing.
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From Evening News of Sept. 81
Corn-Market lc lower than il was yesterday.
Sales in lots, subject to Government inspection, at
64c; white At 70c very choice hominy Corn 1t 75c
per bushel, SKIS all included.
Oats-No change in the aspect Of the market.
Rye-Market unchanged in price but trine
more doing. Sales at 6oc.
Barley-Market shows some signs Of weakness,
at 81 o. to e5; fall 1t 81 81 per bushel.
Hay-Sales Of mixed at $l3 so per ton
Hides-Market steady at Ice per ID for dry
flint
Tallow-Higher, at 164c.
Timothy seed-Sales at 50 50 per bushei bar
feis in.
Potatoes-Sales at 50 to 60c
Onions-Lower. Sales At IS to SOC per busbel.
Butter-Sales at 42c.
Sweet Potatoes-Sales at 81 so per BRIL-
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The following speakers are published in
the Carthage Gazette as to be in attendance
at the soldiers reception held at that place on
Saturday, October It'll;
Major Gen. John A. Logan, Major Gen.
B. N. prentiss, Brig. Gen. Clark h. Viewer
Gov. r. J.. Oglesby, Hon. Richard Yates,
Hon. Samuel T. Miller, of Iowa, Hon. A. c.
Harding, Hon. jackson Grimshaw, Hon. s
Nj. Cullom, Rev. Mr.. Teter, of Iowa, James
Stark ESQ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-30

MAN in New York city few days since re-
tired TO his woodshed, and committed suicide by
nearly severing his head from his body with a
butchers cleaver. I'll health is assigned as the
cause timely use of Pinkerton's Wahoo and
Caiisaya Bitters, would have certainly prevented
this terrible affair by mparting tone and vigor to
to the body, and producing healthful and cheer
full condition of the mind. They do it every time.
For sale everywhere. DIV
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-30

The earnest patriotism of the General As.
sembly of Iowa, Overwhelmingly Union dur
ing the war, built strong defence around
the fair fame of the State and saved it from
dishonor. 1t was Union fence made of
Lincoln rails. Let not Lee county voters be
the first in the State to attempt to tear it
down and in its steadgo to planting Butternut
Hadnnc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-30

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AucrloS.-We
shall sell on Monday, Oct. I'd, at 10 O'clock
at the residence of Mr.. Kramer, on Rlondeau,
near corner 10th, the entire furniture contain
ed in his house, consisting of one elegant
piano forte, in rosewood case, handsome bed
steads, cane seat chairs, carpets, mirrors,
mattresses, dining and other tables, stoves,
crockery and glassware and kitchen furniture
and utensils generally. HOWE 4 TYLER,
d-3t. Auetioneers.
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"TLe perf,te,ed y,.b,

Steals through the mist Il ataeaster iamp.,
And erery air i h-a,y ,c;th the breath
" orange fc,eers that bloom
4 the midst Of roses
Such was the aowery land filed with bea,;n0
airs and life-preserving products, where Dr.
Drake discovered the chief ingredients of Al,
wonderful Tonic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. R,vr,..
the enchanted tropical island of St. Croix. Tn,
PLANTATION BirrERs, combining all the r,edicina
aud tonic virtues Of the healing and life-su.tain
ing products Of that favored cli,ne, are, withou,
doubt the Worlds Great Remedy for Dyspepsia
Low spirits, and all other Sfornachic difficulties.
dw-tue-thu-sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-30

"DusISASE' for ''Dunsinane," s'sighting"
for "sighing," and few other errors, the
corrections of which will suggest themselves
to the reader, occurred in our letter from the
Fair in yesterday paper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-30

AVcTIoS.-Howe 4 Tyler will sell at their
rooms, this morning at 10 o'clock, hair-clot
sofa, hair-cloth chairs, dressing bureau. 10,
carpets, mattresses, feather bed, stair cerpet
extention table, all in nice order. Not NJ lad
ders' cook and heating stoves, kitchen ntan.
s'is' &C. DC Also one pony horse.
DIT
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Chicago Live seeek Nerkst.
IEr0m tha Hennhlienn Of Genf. q. ]

Sales have besa nAde u prices ranging iron
s. IS to 81 per 100 lbs. Most Of tho sales have
been made 1t . range Of from 81 TO IS per 100 lbs.
The market hes bssa rather hsasy. The yeceivts
have been large. There Was large stock Of cat
tie in the yards and It has caused buyers to de-
mand concessions and obtain them. Sales have
been made ut prices varying from I'll 15to t13 -
per 100 lbs. The market il arm.
Thsrs lave bssn received about $50 shssp.
Sales have been made 1t IS 8T495 4sper ie0 he.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-30

KEoKUK LIBRARY AssocIATIos.-The Ii.
brary Room is now open for the delivery of
books, and the accommodation of its patrons.
The hours are from O clock in the afternoon
until 6, and from clock until 10 in the
evening, daily, except Sunday. Room on
Main street, between Third and Fourth, over
the Banking House of George c. Anderson
Go. ANDREW ]. WILKINSON,
sept. ~, ls6o-3t President
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PROCLAMATION IN ADaIRALTY.


o. 3. Mammals oSvica KsoKUE, Il "a B<ps. rs Is
HEREBY give notice that by virtue Of 4
varsns Of srr~sf and nsaftps issasA 80 e ~ o.
nee Of the Clerk OF the United osafes Dsr4 Cssrs b
and fos The Dsrics Of Iowa and directed II tbs
6liovinG sovif: p c. Housssr o. 5000 ~
heos ead Bbslisas aGsrst ~ sesAsas p6esassr ~
engines. aschinsry fsr,atuss taekle - aepnrrl =
case evil and msrisns for Seeand Of coatsscs Tor
labor on ssd hsss sls 1Ssea) ~ The 3ssA day Of
September, 1854. IT the an1in8 the IniDst rivsr
In the city Of keokuk Lee county, Iowa In nd Dssrcs
VI Iowa s9rest and take inte my anskon sog ths fs
custody, and do dstafn - aAovs Described Seee-
box Dictator her sngnss nacAinery farnitsrs taeke
and apparel, and hereby also gfvs Dube nosscs thns
IL tns aslgnel fpr tias rstnsn n id uaRYsns = .
r~1.y ths ira ny u Osesbsr. lseA ssl AsrsA1 =
no sA and summons all psfsos claiming Any isters.t
In the said de scfibed stoanboa4 Dictator her snxna
machinery, fnrntsure, taekls asA aepars, knosfne
or having anything 10 say Why ths shcad not -
condsnnrA aud sstd b snswss ~ de1nnA ~ - nAS
lant that they BE- and appear before the sid District
Court for the Ssrthevn nvios Of tn District q Iova
q rsta tsr1 "a - ssgun - hnsdes I'D District
Court room, Tuesday, the l7tA Is Of Ocsobes 1885
tKsokuh, ~ csunsy. tgsa, n AaA Distrise On ~
80 nAseA ~, tovit r.say ~ 10 Asy sfdstsaer,
1885, whom and where I'D VIII be heard then ard
there 20 ibeerposc their chains Ard ever aid be and
make their alleg stiens 70 thof boha1I
PETER NkLENDY, o. NJ
By H. FULTON, Deputy.
keokuk, Iowa, Sept - 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-30

Hsro HER MieHTY TRUMPET Fame ,sbr..thed
new word sohoDosr, and she is making it re-
sound through the civilized world. II 10 m.
Greek for teeth preserver, bu, Ia plain English
Fragrant SozoDoST, is the most effective dar,;f.;.
that chemistry has ever vet extracted from N.
Oriental vegetable kingdom.
d-tu-thu-sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-30

To those DESTROYS of bargains in dry goods,
notions, &C.. we would say go and see Kra-
mer, Irwin Co. as they have large stock
of seasonable goods for sale at very low
prices. dim
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PROCLAMATION IN ADM1nAITY.
o. O. oy An micA. DnnrcS % Iowa
U. 9. MAssaAL's 0vvics, KsoauK, Iowa, ssps 81 as

U. .. ov AnHfcA. Dlo11frY - IoVA.
y. g. MassaALs Osvics, KsoauK, Iewa ssp4 =. rs
HEREBY give notice that By virtue Of a
rant Of arrest and nonitioa issued out Of he o.
ce Of hs Clerk q the Unitsd Senass District Cosrt n
and fot de Dbtriet Of Iowa and to directed Ia the
following cause tosi D. G. Hollister on account fr
labor and bellant against the barge Richard IN
civil and maritime for demand q contract for Iabos
- sn the 18th by o. Sept lse6 1t sAe
on the Mississippi river IN he city Of Keokak Les ocun
~ Iowa In said District Of Iowa and taks into nv
possession for tho sac custody an Do nov 6sfafr ~
above described bases Richard. md hereby slso rive
public notice that the ms assigned for III. return Of
- vas!ans b on russeay ~ l7th day Of orsoSsr.
1850, and hcveby adm rish an1 samnons an perposs
claiming interest Ia the satd described bure Rich
ard o. knowing OF anything to s.y VIZ ihe
should not be coad nnrd and sold 70 e TIE
e SID eel.ai that hsy Be and epeear bsrs tie ia
District Court nor tbs roathesn navpa Of he D3ef 81
Iovs At return term TO Be begun and holden at "a
ostrct Court room, Tuesday, the 18th day ef Opto
Der 1eos u keokuk Lee county Iosa 10 sajd Dl,Ssct
On sss .a,s s:.sS day 70 Wit Ts:Aay. H. III ~ u
As1 90 thess to int~psss shsir clains - eur1 -
libsl and make their altsEAt1ons IN that hoanaI
PETER MRL9NDY, q. D. n
By Il. FULTON, Deputy
RANKIN McCaAlY. Proeters.
Keokuk, Iowa. SEPT. -, 1866.
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county.

"OuR MARTYR president" "Voice from
the Pulpit" Barry Gray's new book, ssMatri-
monial Infelicities' and chronological Jour-
nal for October. All at Lowry's Depot on
Second Street.
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Boots and shoes have advanced in prices for
some descriptions. The demand is in excess Of
of the supply.
Butter is active and firm. and choice dairy, in
small lots, is selling from s6G 3sc
Oils are in large demand, aud are generally held
very firm. Carbon oils hare advanced TO 7se in
lots, and Sic for single barrel.
Lard oils arc also in exhausted state nAd
command any price Nominaliy, No. l 10 quoted
ut 50 81 10 30
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-30

SEALED PROPOSALS win he raco;va,7 :.
~ the City Cierks once until October - 1ass ~ s
Rnildng tho supersructurs Of the Bridge ecroes 49,
Aue On ma stress The paan anA pse1acatIoot ~ a
the under sigued. Guy Nun On
sep2std Aesiur CIV Ir~,,,.
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The usual Sunday evening services, at the
First Baptist Church, will be dispensed with
for tomorrow '(Sabbath) evening. Service
in the morning as usual
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JUDGE L. j. Mason comes out in card in
the Keosauqua Rsps6hcan and refuses to be
the candidate Of the Possums in Van Buren,
c0upfv
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Few York AoAsy Marhot.
- fsleerash.] I'M verr 80 -
nsney-ssseay - - pr cent for call losas
Sterling Excaanse-stsady - loeItoloo5<.
0old-stssdy; opsains aa 1851. sdvereinr 10 1A.,<s
sa1 clssing 1t ~
Freishts 70 Liverpool dsll 80 noniuaily vna>....s
oovsrnnsat Shocks Without decided chanpe.
otsekD-Dull
0eff9G oasS ~ OAR Illl; MAJ d aaa
~ Wasss; ~ wayne ~ AA1nak oAuv
IAN3G 80 lD36 ~ lyroust ~ ~ Nh -
hIOt Ass0>6 % - III unApa ao36 n.
- ~ A~aelnG ~ = nA NJ ~, No., -
OS0 SsssapA ouGIlse q neAg3H
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WASrED-A good Buggy. Apply immedi-
ately at the Office or residence of H. Strong.
septzS-dZt G. G. STRONG.
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OUR friends Howe 4 Tyler sell lots of fine
furniture to-day worthy the notice Of all who
want good Gxings.
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Cattle-The marke. continues active and prices
are arm. Sales 1T 4 to &c.
Hogs Market active. Sales at lie.
Sheep Market is pretty good, with sales at 81
IS PSF head.
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E'oK SALE-Ihe two story Brick Dwelling
House nov occupied By r. B. ogden Esq contain.
ing OF rooms with eastern. fruit and ornamental
trees together With brick stable located in y.rv a.
siIaee neighhorhood. Orleans between sixth and
seventh streets This property viii be sold cheap n ap
pifcstion be made soon. Eplnire OF
seps HB TEyyycV
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t>OR SALE-A two story Brick Dwelling.
with ii rooms oistern caller good frame stable for
four horses full lot With considerable fruit trees &c
ms property In the best Of order and will be sold
WIN OF Without the Furniture In the house This
property located on Morgan, between 18th and leth
streets and s be sold for the remark ably Low price of
tuo one third in cash, balance in three equal an nusI
payments, With interest. Enquire Of srrspso- or
seq II. B. TEN EYCK.
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EOR SALE-A Cottage Frame Dwellirs
Il House. nov occupied by William yeneiil with /. =
rooms cistern, cellar, wood house. full lot and ws
tsA<ed with huit trees Ac situated High betwee,
sevssth and Eighth streets Keokuk. Title good. Pcs
ses<iss st Of October. Enquire of
jyll h B. TKy-EYCK
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FOR SALE-The House and Land now
= occupied b. Charles Wins, the blun two miles
and half above Ksokuk-2o acres Of land, Is under
high state Of cultivation aud well fenced Fine growth
ofut trees ANAL fruits and grapes brick house
tanning rooms good cellar ctstern and houses; q
desirable country residences Possession the rs of 90
tober Title perfect Enquire of
Ange II. B TEN YYCK
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FOR 8AIE-Two Beautiful Lots, o.
l High street. (north side). betssen 9th and 1eth
sfreets With small frame dweiling also, ~
Of 70 block 1eo the Of 18th and AsR
street south side With frame store on 1T aaso eAs %
feet Of block lso johnson street. adjoining D.
A. williams Foundry All this property viii be scld
cheap The title good sale Enquire Of
jnne32 H. TkNEYCK.
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EOR SALE,-TheAsouth half of the douhI,
4 brick rsaids.es formerly occupied by N. McCt,a
and all In good order This property Is situated on
M -, bstvssa Seventh and ghah stree&s and Il very
de~i sble Fesdence, In good neghborhood Possesxn1
the nrs cf October Hext. Title good sale IN.
qaire Of Uylsl H B. TEN-EYCK.
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.a.o4sr4s y

" D49.I4s I"
one hundred and tvenfy-seven thars. - ~, being
.nan sne Interest ON investments humber 81 nous
cafise me year ssl5- Total number Of noIi9s
1870 nnce ~ organization "A 900 pfvid.n9..
esanuaay. a.l average over SO per cent p"rls,s
.S On IN. and other plans p.nrhs,
known Insursnce Agency Of $500 &c rne "a.
nay19 o. AhH-kiSh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-30

HzsAs,s.-Iev.r 1t LILO discount ssyi,s asa pr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-30

tsoh eALA-lt acres Of land all under f.ncs-r 10
aGres under cultivation and in fruit of ~beh thu.
consaersoie and acres Of timber on .hich there /.
- - 10Y DICK DWELLING, containing IL rooms
Pr pofeees, mnamestsl and fruit frees ahout
sosa eetAi eistern, stock veil with frame bsnk
tn' 49, tenant house Ice house smoke and chicken
nouss Hsnf "a " miles from my once on tn. a. pr,.
ctsxne road hm Be soid for the rsmarh sby tov nrr.
o G,O0e Enquire Of fsapQTl ii q TRSTY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-31

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