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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

Boor AND SHOE MASUFAcToRY.-Messr
Hambleton L Huiskamp have associated with
them in the manufacturing department Of their
establishment Mr.. J. W. Pingree, who has
been for number of years actively engaged
in the business in the East and elsewhere.
We are indebted to him for personal attentions
and explanations of the process of manufac
ture in their establishment. They have but
recently commenced manufacturing boots by
machinery and are not under full Roadway yet,
but expect to have everything in complete
working order in the spring.
The work is all done, save cutting the
'nppers, by appropriate machinery adapted
to each process, and the ease and facility with
which the leather, starting from the cutter
table, passes TO the other end Of the room
and turns up completely finished boot
sstonishes the natives hereabouts. From
fifteen TO twenty hands will be employed, and
some three hundred pairs of boots will be
turned of per week. Thus little msnufac
turing concern will add three or fourscort
persons to the population of Keokuk, ant
increase our production as many score thou
sands Of dollars.
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The New York money market il reported BY
the N. z. Commereiol advertiser - follows:
"Money il in ample supply, and rather more in
as.end ffon stock brckass. The rato shows Q
steoly tendency toward six Per esat- on sAll ard
the amount loaned ct that rate increases each day;
but 1t present the majority Of demand loans are
negotisted ct seven per cent.
"There is less apprehension of . financial furry
occurridg at the opening Of Congress thaa vas felt
short time ago; due, perhaps, less to any ehangs
of expectation a. TO the measures that may then
be proposed than to the fact that the market II be-
ing strengthened for such contingency by an in
crsssel supply of money. 4
feThis produces better disposition to invest in
merchants credits, and discounts are therefore
somewhat more active. The rate for AL bills is ]
to per cent; lower grades 10 to Is per cent"
in St. Louis the money market Saturday
was reported s'fAirly easy" by the Democrat, bsa
there was, nevertheless, complaint Of scarcity Of
money in some quarters. Eastern Exchange VA
firm at lie premium buying, and is premium
selling.
The Pittsburs Commercial reports the money
market very active. 1t says:
"The large amount of means required At the
West in collecting and sending forward the pro
duce keeps up . sharp demand and rates are high
The very high prices ruling for grain, pork, and
beef, require for their control and movement o
the same amount of produce . much larger sun
than in former years under lower prices. In adj
ton to the larger amount Of money required II
- business, the pork packing is said to be full,
one month behind that of former years"
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Flour-The demand continues languid and
prices tend downwards. The transactions wer,
light to-day; $l2 30 for superior family; $l0@
ii 80 for choice double extra; IS 5e(gY 90 fbl
common double extra; 81 rs fer single extEa
81 l24(d7 IS for spring extra.
wheat-The very liberal offerings caused price,
TO droop somewhat; choice red and white - % r
12i; strictly prime at 81 80; good fair to prim,
81 6o9l 20; mixed spring and fall At 81 500
| IS; prime and choice club 1t 81 50; fair spring
at 81 20.
Corn-Msrket heavy and dropping, on account
Of large receipts with sales of old white at sea
SAC; choice new white at 79e: good white 81
T5c; old yellow at 1913 new mixed and yellow
At 70972c. -
ers choice At i2G 43c; fair and prime At &oG9 Ale
and rejected st $50 per bush.
Barley-Market dull and the only sale reportsC
was poor spring at SOC, SKIS in.
Rye-0ferings large and prices in favor of buy
ers, with sales OF choice at 60c SKIS returned good
and prime nj 81 to 55c, sacks returned, and fail
at soc.
Tailow-We quote new at Isle.
Butter-Duii, especially for common. Choie'
dairy is worth 43 to 45c; prime western IS to 4oc
common from 10 TO 35c.
Eggs-Ssles 10 bris fresh 1t Sc, rscounted, with
the pkgs; boxes order at 44c, Shipper count
pkgs extra
Hay-fery little was offered. and the only salt
noted was OF tight pressed at SIS.
Potasoes-Ail lots except strictly choice wef'
neglected, and prices ruled in favor OF buyers
Extra choice pesehblows ss TIE peschbIows, 10
shannoeks and pinkeyes at Soc; buckeyes At SOC
and mixed 45c per bushel.
Onons-Most of the lots Offering were some
what unsound and were sold with difficulty. No
fully sound, at 81 40 p brl. For prime lots tn,
price offered Was 40c = bush.
Hides-UnchAnged. Flint lac; dry salted lie
green salted &c p ID.
Pruit--No demand or sale for green apples
The demand is steady for the better qualities o.
dried fruit, but there is little the market, and
nothing was done.
Turnips-A small was sold at Coo p bush.
Sugar-Thc market is dull, and very little il
doing. We quote Porto Rico at lsi TO LIE; Ha
vana, in boxes, at l6 to lie; Cuba at l4i to ISL
"a pound.
Cofee-Therc was a small business from frs
hands in coffee. We quote fair to choice Rio d
29i to s2c; skimmings at Csc; genuine Java 4Sc
New York imitation at 40 to 42c e 10.
Molasses-Nothng doing from irst hand. W.
quote Porto Rico at 81 to 10; New York syrul
at 30 to 95c and 81 for half brls and kegs; sor
ghum at As to 55c q gallon.
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OUR present uncomfortable and uncomfort
ing weather must have been imported from
''away down East" where they have beer
enjoying it in most aggravated form for some
time past. The Springfield (Msss.) R<px6j
can of the oath inst. thus describes 'sthe situa
ton at that date in the old Bay State: "Raw
drizzly, cherries weather is just now tn,
order of the day, and November is maxim,
good its melancholy reputation. If tn,
rain were ssnow, it would be squally to .
wretched degree, but that kind will com,
soon enough, though nobody pines for it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

OuR friend H. B. Ten Eyck, Esq, returned
yesterday from the Directors and Stockhold
ers' Railroad meeting at Carthage. The ses.
sion began upon Tuesday and ended between
three o'clock and four o clock A. NJ. yesterday.
The consolidation of the Mississippi & Wa
bash and Warsaw d Toledo Roads was unani-
mously agreed upon. A Board was elected
under the new arrangement, of which Mr..
Ten -Eyck it a member. The road has been
contracted for to Peoria. to be completed in
one year The meeting and consolidation are
important, and we shall notice more partic-
ularly hereafter
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

SHARP PRAcrrcE.--Msny claim agents are
sending out circulars assuming to collect an
additional twos4undred dollars bounty for
those soldiers who enlisted in 1851 and 1862
Soldiers should remember that there is no
such additional bounty due by any law now in
force Retain your discharges. If this next
Congress, as it may, passes an act allowing
such additional bounty, then take your dis
charges to some honest agent and have your
claim forwarded. Many of the soldiers in the
East have been egregiously swindled by heed
ing ciap-trap circulars from bogus agents at
Washington.
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SALE OF THE NJ. NJ. K. R.-The terms OF
the transfer of the NJ. 4 NJ. h. K. to the C..
4 R. I. r. r. Co. are understood to be A.
follows:
1st Payment of SIS, 900 for absolute
ownership by the C. Il r. l. X. K. Co
I'd. Payment to bond holders of the lst
class, 100c on the dollar; I'd class, s5c; Sd
class. e0c; 4th class, 62ac.
3D. Payment to stockholders the amount
of Ice On the dollar.
The transfer to go into effect January LIST,
1866. But the sale has been enjoined By
some of the stockholders who are dissatisfied
with the arrangement. What will be the re-
suit is difficult now to determine. The
original cost of the road was upwards of ten
million dollars. With its stock at 16c it looks
as though change was needed. Perhaps
the c, r. /. R. K. would take better care
of the road if they owned it, and would use
greater energy in pushing it further west. If
so, the people would like to see the transfer
made. Iuscasine Journrl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

New York Qensy Harriet.
y Tslsgsaph.j hsv Xssx 'as>
nonsy--Activs and Ar4 q pr esat-
Sterling Rxchaugs-IEm 1t l0oo1ooN.
asld-Bssmer, opGsag - ~. sdvassisg = ~
aad elusing - 49,
acvssnnsat socks shads bsttsr.
Yrsishss - Hssspssi qaiss snd asa
= o6's1 Cosposs 1854.
~ Css,s.s, = lea ~; % lses. ~ d -, ~.
~ l. foAo cospons ~.
7-ses, Let ssriss, q; % - ssrsss. ~
Stock heavy. o. \ Cssss y; MAsiSoA IL - Dst
1s5S; X G so11 IRE Slsx Rssdi, lls7G
,s9I; Ill G. 49, Pitts slA1; " ss7s do pAd =
lWL; r Gu "; ~ " l0v1<; Al u ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

The individual who contracted severe cold
while sitting on his own front steps, Watching for
the fellow that had stolen in the key HOLE had no,
been INDUCING in Pnkerton's Wahoo and Calisaya
Bitters, for although heatful and delightful slim
ulant they do not intoxicate. Try them once, and
you will never be without them For sale by
WILKINSON, BARTLETT 4 Co., Agents, Keokuk,
Iowa nov.26-d,ew.
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neY.2Q.H

A. Stewart, on the corner of Third and
Main, has on hand . large and splendid stock
Of boots and shoes, Of every variety and style.
which he is selling at very low prices. Cali
and examine his slock before purchasing else.
where, - be warrants his stock to give en-.
tire satisfaction. He also msnufactures All
kinds Of ladies' boots and shoes to order.
novCQ a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

NorIcR.-The Des Moines Valley Railroad
having been completed to Monroe, will COM
msnce receiving freights At Keokuk, for that
station, on Thursday, November s0th.
JOIN Glvn, Gsn'l Freight Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

SIZE woman in another column picking Sam
burg Grapes for spsERs WINE. 1t 10 an admir-.
BILE article used in hospitals and by the first cl.ss
families in Paris, London, and New York in pref-
srsnce to old Port Wins. 1t is worth q trial and
gives great sstsfAcnon. Oct. o. On
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

s'Private dispatches were received from Nov
York to-day stating that Secretary McCulloch Will
in his forthcoming report, ask Congress to su-
thorse further issue of $3.50, 900 900 Of National
Bank Notes, and that be win ask for m indefinite
loan. This had the effect to depress Government
Securities and render the market dull and lower.
While We have every confidence in Mr.. McCui-
loch, We trust Congress will not do anything to
increase the issue of National Bank Notes. III We
arc to have an inflated currency, let il be green
backs, which the people willing to take and
keep, and which the Government may withdraw u
pleasure but do not fasten on US forever, paper
circulation which cannot be called in"
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nov29.st

ALL SPEAK WELL Of DR.. c. L. spencer's Pa
grant Odousslains for ths teeth. Warranted 70
sestain no aeids, makes psafiy white tssth, pun.
- IL breath, ~ il al - san, the psrsst and
nost fragssaEly sssatly dsatEiAes svsr oGassa to
he public, Tor ssls By wilkinsos Bartlett, sad
n AEuegists. nev.3l-lAv.au
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

HOUSEHOLD WoRDs.-Delicious refreshing, pu-
riying, preservative, Indispensable, exquisite, are
the terms applied to the famous SoxoDoEr in
thousands Of households every day. And why
Simply because all the virtues mendaciously
claimed for other dentifrcss, actually exist in this
wonderful preparation. fd-tue-t sat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets-New choice
and elegant patterns complete, new assortment
just received at Bostwick L Co., No. 81 Main
street n17-2td-6t eod-tu tn sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

Hox. ]. +. WILSON, member of Congress
from this district, passed through Burlington
Monday on his way to Washington. So says
the Harkeye
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

WOODEN GooDs.-An immense stock OF
blankets, tisunels, cloths, cassimeres, cloak
ings, and materials for children's wear, at
very low prices BosrwIcK l. Co.
oc9o-s thu I'm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

Rev. l. n. CRIrTEsDEs, of New York, has
accepted the call of the New School Presby-
terrain Church OF our city and will be here
during next month to enter upon his pastora
duties.
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fiuzutil nh GuuuasrtiM.


DAarx. Cars CfsY ovylm,l
November -. 1855.
Business was very good to-day. We have no
particular change to nots, - Ill articles maintain
the figures ~ published in our last report.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

GES. TUTTLE is in town, stopping ct the
Deming.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

A TOILET DELIGH T! The ladies,
q treasure ADD gentlsasa's boonl The aeveet,s :,
thieg' and largest quAstity. Moouhetured from m
ch southern Magnolia Usea ~ boshapx the fnce snd
person. 10 render the skin son anA uh % prevent
tops, to perfume clothing, &c.
II overcooes the unpleasant oaor Of perspir.eon.
II removes redness, tan, blotchss, &C.
~ cures nervous headache and ollsys
IL COILS toseene end adds dellcsey TO the skfu
II yields subdued aud lastins pssfums
l. cures musqueto bltse and stings Of ipseets
II contains no material injurious 10 the Akin
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singer, ~.
what every lady should have Sold evsryvhere ~
the Hagnoiis Water once and you win use no Other
Cologne, Psrfsmesy. or Toilet Water sftervards
I DEMAS BARNES l. Co ~
Props Exclusive Agents, NY.
UAGAN'S MAGNOLIA RAIN
THIS Is the most delightful and extraordina-x a,,,,
ever discovered 1t changes the SUI burnt 49, 80
hands TO psafy satin texture rsxishins besntv
parting the marble purity Of youth aad the dis;i..,
appearance 90 inviting IL the city belle Of fssho n
removes tan, freckles pimples and roushps. ecr ~
akin, leaving tha compilation fresh frnnspsr.r4 80
snooth contains material injurioua ~ ~. 80
faffonized by Actresses and Opera einsers n 4
every lady should have. Sold everywhere P..si, 80
30 cents. AAi pSscs
Asa,.a rr y, .sS By y. =. HAaAN. rroy.x.Y.
DEMAS BARNES / CO., NexlYort
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~ Specimen Sheets Free.
OLIVER DITsoN CO.,
noy8 Rublishers, ~ Washington Street. Boston
GHERfFFS SALE. State Of Iowa, Lee
directed sssA ~ As Clerk of.he District OOsrt Of sait
county in favor Of Lscy A. Newell, and against Jos
Huschinsop will sell 70 the highest oidser At III,
Keokuk, In said county, the soth day Of December
A. D. 1885, between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ and
O'Clock p NJ. commencing at o'clock P. N Of said day
the following property towt Lots three 81 eish
Isl in block three tsh In the town Of fincsnnss, Lee
county, lows
execution.
Keokuk Nov. 30, 1855. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Tees7 DOL Ithul Sheriff Of Lee Co.. Iowa
GHERIFFS SALE.-State of Iowa, Lee
- county, ss-By virtue Of special execution to me
issued by the Click Of the Dses Court said
rsrrer and aesinstJ Horniah AK Herninh, viii eli
to tho highest bidder the front door Of the Csrk o.
s sss d II 's .sd county On the so day Of 6.c.nS
1856 between the hours Of o'clock A. T. and o'clock
p n, commencing q O'Clock Z. Of nid day the fol
t~svs i12j. in block nfsy-ssht os), In Ksokuk, Lss
No s. sod By order ofcourt satisfy said wit
Pnsssr'. v..r COL IsRAzL AED1asoE,
Iseknk. Nov. 80. -. [Asinl SHERIFF Lss Co. Isvs
GHERIFrs sALE.-stass of Iowa, Lee
r,cssd issued By the Clerk Of the District Court d sad
= md sTs E ss . s.: =, aps ss..
WHEEL % the highest heddsf q Mcssuss Lee county
+. =; s.es y ( 2 p' = s.s.i
nencing = 3oclcck =. r., Of said Day, the following
propsrty town: Two hoisss, ess s0srsl IL ySrs
Tskss syisa upon. and TO b soId 70 :ssi: :sa Wit
S :. II. q COL sneris ofLe1Co., is~a.
Ksokak, Nov. .. 1855. lthu-sl
7
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| By Telegraph CHICAGO, Nov. y.
Aoney-sapply limited and inAdsquaie to the ds.and
Interest nrn At 10 per cent as Bashs and lD2 ps
cent. PER month on the street.
Proviaons-Stsgnsns. New mes pork w. oasred q
q oo0zs 90 and rendered lard 2oc without buyers
Grain Wheat almost exclusively speculative, With
decline Of 2@21<c No l, and se1Ac No spring
sais- Of the former at s0l - and Of the latter Il
oo0e3 rejected spring s2Oss; winter At % for M
red and IS for No red the close the market fos
No spring WAS unsettled at SOL so1x. Corn dan
With decline Of ao4 per bushs No cold At l7I1ess
No at 1z0ls rejected ut IS. Light sales Of 0ats
2s1e2e for No /, and 2ol4@22 for No 2. Rye--No
sold At - for ssh receipts and at %o04s for winter
Barley nominal.
Highuines-Confned to local trade. Sales at , 20
2 rs.
sseds-saIes Timothy at soes 10; and sales Of Fla,
at 3 IS.
Lake freights inactive; lsc b. rail and 9oc by steam
for corn to Buffalo.
Osttie-Reoepts Of cattle light Cow and steers sold
AZ 4o6s 70 p 100 -. -
Hogs-AErivsls & bugs Light sass fvoa 40 PEI, Loo
Ne fde boss ssaasins IA n toe 81 ~ sssorsed.
Lumbsr-Tha supply y light bus In sxosss Of demand
and market dui Ssies Of the following car
schooner Wilmington from OUorts with $50 0Od
feet $40 90 S culs Is % for eonnoa % - for ID
clear u 90 for "a clear ~ % for fst clear and hath -
Schooner Kstchum froA Ag Shawnee with 1900 feet
jost, scsntling and board. Price, stssdy and arm.
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A1rcs Durrox's Coxcmr.-The Dsven.
port and Boston papers speak very highly OF
this young lady's performances It isn't -.
sumed that she rivals Gottschaaks in musical
culture, She is only thirteen ysars old. Has
studied music the last Two yeara N boseon.
The Davenport Gazette, in we'll considered
critioue, which disclaims being puff, says:
We have listened to the performances OF
nearly ell theemineut pianists, who have play
"a in public 10 American audiences aenng
the last fifteen years, and to none OF them
We did to Miss Dutton. II is wonder
n ma how she has acquired such mastery
over the instrument There 10 none of that
plungins and dashing 1t the keys which We 90
often see in the playing of others, but her
hands float lovingly and gently over the keys,
almost charming from them their sweetest
sounds. Her touch is perfectly clear and dis
tinct in the most rapid and brilliant passages,
never tending to the least confusion OF sound
The execution of the trills in the Home,
| sweet Home. we have never heard surpassed.
We understand that in the spring she will go
| tn Europe to continue her studies. If she
prosecutes them as faithfully as her playing
gives evidence of her having done during the
last two years, We predict for her reputation
as a pianist second to none living. There is
none now to whom it is a greater pleasure to
listen.
AssAssIss pirate about the preciousness OF
life Men who chuckled over the inhumanity
of Wirz to Union prisoners, 60 into convul'
sious over the barbarism that executed him
Wonder if rebels expect thrift to follow theil
fawning sycophancy to Andrew johnson wher
they go to him maligning Abraham Lincoln
For instance, "Bobolink," the Nashville cor
respondent of the Memphis Bulletin, doesn'
ike the Tennessee Legislature, and especially
. radical named Trimble. Speaking of tn,
purchase by the Legislature of Mr., Lincoln
portrait, "Bobolink' ssysf
Trimble's should be placed beside it. Lin
coin was for hanging everybody. So will
lTrimble. Lincoln never told good-naturet
story, never. Nor did Trimble. Lincol,
would have demanded the pound Of flesh
What horrible wretch was he SO witt
Trimble Lincoln would have uttered
CHASTITY Joke, If he could have witnessed Lee
execution. Shall not Trimble stand by an
Qloa, over the scene? Lincoln would hav
hung Alick Stephens, if his body were heav
enough to break his neck. Trimble woul
tie weights to his feet.
Bah how it sickens and disgusts me! thi
Internal rage this helborn lust for blood
this spirit of damnable hate, that broods owe
the ignorance, and passions, and stupidity {
this Legislature.
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VO30O6S160v 080t084 AB110 A000180S0 V0
wscsip The lDiIovins ffeu the Nov York Iadeps.-
dsat Of Sept. 2sths f
This CoDpany Organized in 1s4s on the mutual
system, With the veil bnovS advaDtAGe Of fBruSshi1g
st It's actusl cost In the AMOUNT d. is b
ness Il 10 the largest life insurance company In the
country. end With the exception Of German
pony tbs largest in the world Its secumuasd capital
b nearly 80 100000 II has paid since is or3anis4a
a. go GEO 10 the families and eretors Of deceased
me@b~rs, and he's refunded 5000 go 10 policy
holders In dividends surplus premiums Is present.
surplus % 600 go, from which the aAnual dv
dsnd will be declared LIST OF F~o Ths number
ofpocfes sssGed during the year wss SIS it, ANNUAL
income 10 over . 900 per year il recepd for inter
est alone being over half . million, which than
paid s Losses for the year ending lsf November last
Prom thsse agsrcs notion NAY b ot,.ned Of
business done BY the company, and Of the I'D
vant2ges offered TO insurer Fuller particulars will b
fou nd adv ertsement 10 another column. OF fks
sAvantAses OF life Insurance 10 scarcely saayy
thing at this day Iri CHANCELLOR Ly ndh ursts
remarh. that With dependent family IL free
from rsp-oach HE life IL insured u stronG
The duty ~ Insurance being admitted the thing
TO and safe and cheap company; and the C$nn~ctk
Mutual h both
II. .. TxsErcK 10 the sgsntfor this populaf oompan,
In this city. octe
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EOR SALE.-340 acres of Land, 200 in
cultivation. lao Ia tinabes--n-sry all under fence
With tvosssRy frame Dwslltsg eopsaiEisx sAt rooxs
good estern thrss Wells. aid lvifx strsa3n Of
through the place Good orchard ard pramd Barn
o. feet. This farm 10 sitnatsd hse iles Ndth the
- Mcines Valley Railroad at Bonsp>rt- In Hrr~n
eounty Iowa, and 10 Of the beat farms Id that
ton Of the state aud will be suid for $50 pe3 half
do n and the basapce time with r~r cent interest
for further ipfor m~tion call WILLIAM WRIGHT,
on the place, or II T8S-E}Ck,
nov26 Real Ksfafe Ag.nf, Keckuk-
EOR SALE.-A Business Lot on Main
Il street between tn snd sta. North side which
i . ssnry brick Store Baiidnx. 2, By 70 teet This
property offered of fcv day. II the very liov price
Of 81 0a ali ea.h and ha,ane IN dx monttk sfih in
terest- Title good OF NO sale. Knqeire Of
novz5 IL. r. TkN-kyCK.
EOR SALE. Two beautiful lots on High
y ssrsea, fsostk sid-) Between klh sEd sth ssr-st-
with small frame hfrss the Aso N fesa east
sast dds Of os II, block loe the north s Of Man
strss4 sth strs~t aso, ea ~ fest nj s In block
lee Johnson stre<t ID; dining A. xiiisAn3 f,undry
All this property VII be scit cheap. The tits rood
sale hAqnteo OF nos1s; n. . TKf-EYCK.
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srArEmEnr OF WARRANTS

Issved BY the Clerk IN vacation, and approved "
| the goard ef Supervisors at the Aors~bsr See
| sioa, Il. u. 1869.