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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-01-19

KENTUCKY U. s. SENAToR.-llon.
James Guthrie was on the nth inst
elected U. s. Senator by the Legisla-
turc of Kentucky, for six years from
the 4th of March next. Ho takes the
place of Hon. Il. W. Powell, and is be-
ieved to be not much of an improve
mont upon that specimen of a semi
rebel The voto stood, for Guthrie,
G5,-ior Gen. L. II. Rousseau, 56. The
latter is an incorporating, uncondi-
tional Unionist, and tho vote in his
favor is gratifying indication of Ken
lucky progress in the right direction.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-01-19

TENNESSEE UNION GoNvESTloN-
This body has dclarod Tennessee a
free State, nominated Parson Brown
low for Governor, ard transacted a
good deal Of othor business very much
in tho style of abolitionists. There
can be but little doubt that the whole
will bo ratified by the people.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-01-19

E6- Mr.. BLAIR has returnod to
Washington from his visit to Rich.
mond, What he did, or what he
learned, has not transrired.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-01-19

By"ThC rebel General Early, in n
letter to his Congress, denies the state
ments about his drunkenness, and
says no respectable man ever saw him
drunk in camp, on Tho march, or ia
battle.
Well how about those who are Not
respectable?
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-01-19
DRAFT! DRAFT!
BOO.dDdDGD
CALLED { FOR,

DR.. Lewis Of Lancaster, will furnish
Substitutes and Recruits for Individu-
al persons, or for tpwGYhips. @Mcn
always on hand"
w Call early and secure yourself
against tho draft .,,, -. '
a., DR, J. W. LEWIS.
Dec, 22.lW
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-01-19

pGy"C Charles Kccver, after undergo
ing lengthy examination at Lebanon,
ON tho charge OF being tho murderer
of tho Roosa family has been dis
charged, having proved an alb.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-01-19

CcppcrhcRd trying to make Mischief.
A Washington correspondent of the
Now York World sends the following
to that paper:
AS an instance of the temper of the
Administration to obtain peace, it is
stated that General Butler was remov-
ed not solely for his Incompetence and
misdemeanors, but also as an evidence
that our Government is disposed to
treat with the South on liberal terms
and is willing to remove any obstacles
that may stand in the way ola perfect
understanding with that section.
Now, the above was probably never
"statcd" by any body except this
copperhcad correspondent. In what
way would he have us suppose the re-
tention of General Butler in command
would prove an "obstaclo in the way
of perfect understanding with tho
South?" No prominent man, certain
ly, has gone beyond him in recon-
mending liberal terms in dealing with
the rebels. His speech at the New
York jubilee on the occasion of the re-
election of President Lincoln, wherein
he advocated the offer Of general
amnesty to them on condition of their
laying down their arms and ceasing
their opposition to the Government,
cannot SO soon have been forgotten.
The above is bare faced attempt TO
make mischief by representing the
Administration in false position.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-01-19
CONGRESSIONAL.

Tho Senate, on the 18th inst, passed
a bill for the appointm ont of a Second
Assistant Secretary of War, at a salary
of $4,000 per year.
On the 18th, a resolution was ADOPT
ing for an investigation of the causes
Of the failne of the Wilmington expe-
dition.
The resolutions looking to the abro-
CATION Of the Canadian Reciprocity
Treaty, were adopted by vote Of
81 to s.
In the House, a substitute for the
bill to re.osganize the rebel States was
introduced, which provides that none
of them shall be allowed TO lesume
their political relations, until the loyal
citizens organize governments republi-
can in form, and forever prohibiting
involuntary slavery; and further pro-
viding that Louisiana shall resume her
political relations under her constitu-
ton adopted in April, 1861.
The vote on the constitutions! amend
ment resolutions was postponed to
the 3lst inst.
The House has concurred in tho Sen
ate resolutions for the repeal of the
Reciprocity treaty.
On the 18th, a bill was introduced
from the Ways and Means Committee
authorizing a further issue Of 100000, !.
600 of 7-30 bonds.
Mr.. Schcnci has reported bill
from tho Military Committee modify,
ing the conscription law by making
more stringent regulations in regard
to enrolment, and providing that when
substitutes desert, their principals mus
make good their loss by another sub
stitutc or 60 into the field themselves.
A bill has been introduced increasing
to $500 per gallon the tax on al spirit,
distilled on and after the first Of July
next.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-01-19

rsD-Rchmond papers announce tho
arrival of the senior +. p. Blair in
that city on a supposed peace mission,
which they scout, ridiculo and snarl at
in the most vehement style,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-01-19

DG-Two thousand of the rehcl pris-
oners at Elmira, New York, have
,Oade application to be allowed to take
ihec:,h Of allegiance TO Tie Union.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-01-19

interfere WIN the cltlzens In any par
ticular \ citizen was arrested by a
drunken soldier fcw days since
The citizen knocked the soldier down.
The officer of the guard, as soon rs
he arrived, said nothing to tho citizen,
but had tho soldier taken to the bar
racks, gagged and soundly whipped
for his misbehavior.
A drunken soldier who undertook
to create disturbance recently, and
who refused to allow himself TO be an
rested, was shot down at once by the
guard, .
Ono or two of tho Insurance Com.
panics of Savannah are considering
the project of establishing National
Bank for the issue Of grcenbacks.
The custom House and Postoffice
are being cleaned and reported. pre-
paratory to the commencement o
busiaess again. ~.
The soldiers are not allowed, under
any circumstances whatever, to entol
private residences.
The negroes in most cases arc order
! ly and quiet, remaining with their own
ers and performing their customary
duties. H @ e-
Ono store with goods from the NOrtl
has already been opened. Nothing
but greenbacks are in circulation.
Tho churches on Sunday are wol
flled with ladies. On week days, how
ever, but few Of them are seen on tn,
streets. A majority of the male pop
! alation have remained IN the city
The families Of most Of the mon VIII,
have left still remain. A majority ofth,
citizens have provisions for some tim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10

HThe fight over the new ferry down
at Quincy has grown sublime in its pro.
portions and the earnestness of the com
batants. The war, what President John
son will do, the prospects Of catching j, #
Davis, the decline of gold, aud prospective
peace, are trite and unimportant before
the all engrossiug questio, as to whether
or not Quincy shall have new ferry. Tn,
contestants having exhausted the cspabili
ties Of plain prose, to do the subject ful
justice have summoned to their aid tn
muses., and Patrick O'Sheen 10 the Re
publican overwhelms Brooks of the Hesal
with indignant liibernian "done up" i
long metre. Fight on, friends. D,n'
know anything sbout the merits of th
controversy. H. pc the right party vi
win.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10

The Constitution of the United States,
ordained by the people thereof, and as
scented to by the people Of the States ia
convention assembled, declares explicitly
This Constitution, and the ID 70 oil
the United States which shall be made in
pursuance thereof; and al treaties made
or which shall be made under the author.
ity of the United States, shall be the Ss
prone Lac of tie Land, and the judges
in every State shall be bound thereby
anything in the Constitution or laws Of
ans State to the contrary notwithstand.
ing"
Now, 10 REV Of this clear subordina,
ton of State to Federal authority-ir
view Of this paramount obligation Of ODE
dience TO tbs Constitution, laws and trea'
ties of the United States, 10 direct contra
ven,ion of State aatboritya hss shsllou
and vicious tho pretence Of Gen. Lee
that he owed paramount Obedience t.
his State when she sought. BY armed re-
sistance. to overthrow the authority Of tbs
Constitution OF the Uoited States aud Del
its provisions At defiance. This pratinl
Of " State Sovereignty" hypocritical and
false as the pretence has been. for the
most part, has cost the country too much
10 blood and treasure to Be longer toler.
ased With any degree Of patience. Tn.
welfare Of the country demands that the
rebel States should, in their mended
Constitutions, insert an article 10 exIpres,
reputation Of their vicious paramount
State Sovereignty doctrine, a. condition
precedent to their restoration to the ex
erciss Of their rights a. members OF the
Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10

H It is said the people Of Missouri
are beginning 10 manifest . great deal Of
res.lessness in view Of the expected re-
turn Of the rebel paroled prisoners. The
prospect is that the rebels will meet With
warm reception. An uncoutortablS
warm one is threatened.
We fear that the repugnsnce to rebels
10 Missouri win have . tendency to 10
crease a supply Of the article in OUT State
Indeed We learn that the Ccpperhead
leaders have made arrangements for ths
recep,ioa of the Missouri secesh, aud ar'
distributing them At various election pre-
cints with . view to future political &c
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10

Howe d Tyler will sell this (Wedues.
day J morning, general lot of good house
furniture, lot Office chairs. nice large fam.
lily lounge, one Fairbanks scales, one
Patent Washing Machine, one excellent
saddle, four carpets, two new gas stoves,
lot books, one platform scales-weieh,
1000 lbs, one fine sewing machine ia
order--does nice work, lot candy. jars, 10,
brooms, DO, 60.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10

AucTIoN.-We shall sell on Friday
morning, May 18th, at 10 O'Clock, at the
residence Of Mr.. Vowel. on Third be.
tween Main and Blondeau streets, the en-.
tire furniture contained in his house, con.
sisting Of fne parlor and chamber furni.
ture. carpets, kitchen utensils, DO. This
furniture Is of the choicest kind, and i,
will be for the interest cf those wishing
fine goods to attend this sale. The fur.
niture can be inspected early on the morn.
lag of the sale. Hows 4 TrLra.
Tmayl0-3tl Auctioueers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10

@ Pic MICS are becoming the order
now. Glad of it. Are partial to them,
Wouldn't care = cent for the pic MICS
however, il it were not for the company
that composes them. Have al enjoyable
company, and then tie pleasant to 90. GU,
10 the country ard breathe Gods owu
pure air, and see sunlight that isn't filter.
ed through sand and dust, nor reflected
from brick walls; and hear birds tia,
don't sing prison songs from narrow
cages, aud to frolic and ruu and shou,
and be jolly. That pic nic Saturday for
Instance. That was enjoyable. Pats
Fourth Of July toast vas that the d,v
might come once month. Ours would
be that such excursion parties might com.
oIcc week land more too"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10

NILLAIxous.-The vineyard of Mr..
Wasserziecher. at Nauvoo, was entered
last Wednesday night by some sillaiuous
party, and some 300 thrifty vines wan.
tohly cut down. Several of the vine.
growers of that city have jained 10 { ffer.
ing reward of six hundred dollars fol-
the perpetrator Of the deed. A lengthy
term of service 10 the penilentiary would
be wholesome correction for the diaboli
cally mean spirit that led to the act.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10
THE CITY
C9tssrch Directory.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN fiah street. between
Main and Flondeau Services every Satbath at IL n
and ~ p. m. Sunday school sJ< M.
JAMS Brown, Pastor.
FIRST observation-disclosures High and Yourtt
Services every sAbbath at II .. and u \
Sunday School 9 q m FL. 0rILEffa Pastor.
UNITARIAN CHCRCH-Corner high and Fourth
strcets. Services every Sabbath at IL .. eunda,
School ~ p. N. B. HAssAII, Pastor.
CHATHAM SQUARE n. 4. CHURCH-Corner of ev
enth and Morgan streets Presiding every sabbath q
IL q. m. aud pm Sabbath School at q N. Publ
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings.
= H. wAlMo, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH-Third street, betvee
Concert and High Services every Sabbath at II . n
and y p. m. sabbaih School e1< a m.
]. T. WksTovEn, Pastor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10
The Family Circle.

What simple. beautiful, powerful ia
stitution il is The nursery and prenar
atory school Of the affections and morn
sentiments Of our natare--what ipcalcu.
liable ip6uence it brings 10 bear up % the
development of our best capabilities =
Take, for example. the relation Of chill.
dren to parents; submission to RICH, an.
authority; trust in higher wisdom and /,
stronger power. than their own; love an.
svering to lsve. meeting it sometimes :,
. monitor, sometimes ~ Z playmate. aud
unconsciously becoming assimilated TO il;
Is il possible to conceive an atmosphere
more esquisirely adapted to quicken in
young soals the innate germs 81 that NOR.
tai aud spiritual life which il destined "a
6od lie highest objeo. 10 the disclosure,
to II Of the tstherhuod Of God?
= We often speak to our children al
the sanctities Of homo. Literally. a vel
~ 6gura.ively, our oharscte rixation Of i,
Is true-for il 10 there that those ,ffao
lions are first elected, exercised aud ex
banded which, in due time, and uulss,
perverted By evil. will be filed BY the
falaess that lows from the Uoorsat.d
S,nrce, and that will Constitute cur .uh.
liner life when the present ini,iasory ., /
has passed away. The family circle i .
scenic representation to Young hearts q
that higher world Of relationships where.
IN humanity 10 to reach its perfection
and the unqussiiouing obedisncs We ,iel,i
to our p'rents. our implicit, trust ia them.
our nareseeersed love for them. are. 3
thor ha trxeFcise, jsst thoss sascepiibi' !.
isies Ut oar nature which, in t,eir lat
will unite us for ever Win The Z p.ren,
Divine" Oar training for immo,,ai; :
begins With our frss rsooesisioa IL ~
right % command which lie tooes ~ J
i4ther's voice express, With the fr,t -.
probation Of tho lore which pl.vs Il !.
mothers snile. Trae. 70 nv f,a,t,., !.
but too edeetsAlly shsss sinpis,t o,ener.
stions for uhas - shosld - shsre.f's. !.
bot i !. oot the less lrss shst 4 z e ~
famsly etFcls - Aeqsips thoeo p,iE..,,
ssstiulesss whish Gan -sitnis aAe -, ~.
ssaisa q satjsssiss sslisiea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10

The ladiea Of tho 0SrnAa Evshgsiie
Church beg leave % isfosn Ne cisissss
81 Keokuk that they will hold Fair. for
the bsoe6s Of their church ard s1hool ~
Tuesday and Wednesday evening, Nay
9th and 10Th, It Riess Hall, corner d
4th and Main streets. 70 which thsv invite
everybody. ny6 d4g
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10

Tie Tamen BON Der rsutid,tu sSangFit'
id,en Rirde erlauten ii& ben 8twctnsr
pom &totat bic anssise u MAIDEN, tab l'e,
aum NeRenitrev Rird,e IN .
S&ule, am Tieuiias uns Riit.ro@
atenp, ben Stsu uno l0ten Mai. IN Sites
ratIe. Gdt ter 4trn une Main StraBt, Elm
Tair cbbalttn, ~ wtl&sm Sscsrman
ein4elaten 1T.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10

- The secssh Of Charleston, Houth
Carolina, rejoicsd openly over tho sssassi-
nation Of Mr.. Lincoln, SD the women
exceeded she men in thsi- manifestasion,
Of delight.
We, Tor our individual self, are 10 no
hurry y extend the pfiivi eyes and blee..
isgs q the Uaion to such davis II sither
ssx indeed. ~c would rsthsr 80 .ben
remain 81 4 ths cold under military ssb.
jssstioe ~ ehey shah be traissl ie.e g.
.seblAses = decsncy Ard kuna.ity. Il
- q loyalty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10
@ A large number of soldiers leav'
here this morning for Davenport.

Losr-Suuday afternoon. between Sum-
mitville and Keokuk, black silk parasol
lined with silk. The finder will be re-
warded by leaving it at Mrs. William
sons, mo. IL Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10


81. - s.
sle.s - =. ssS q go 3 = = =
60 sone hsssy - - us1sss =
! %S -. 1.SH1 III. l1moRsf -.
Mksas--o1ll - ncs.1alsy ~ ~ !sIs5 " ~
slsinx q 81 mi1sa Weaen - - 49, - =
c1s-6sI7 - 5 sisssjy = = Is~sx. y ~
0n1s-8sasy - lseb1s1ly lsu9 - te0e0 - SsRssy
- Msseesn sssssss sasasss
sssss-S 49, =. - n.sovaao = 1s96oisls
- Hss.ssA q is3<p
essselssn- oaise y uoaos ~ oss4s Saosle - -
M ses-sss.s 49, - ~ 80 - noH = =
~ -, ese No = = ~ rsee!a. = 49, q =
iees-A -. 90 - sssne ~. esee = = q. go
e.. sen az ls &. :. =: -. 3 -. -. 4,
'':s s- 10y :: !. . sss,s y
~ - ~ exosn no1n.
q hss.-Sias = nl5ss n sA's's~'. - 2
s.ec.-virn. bat q.s-s q ls,fs To- loss rtbeeA u
fr sssst dtbsd a5c tsr saost eesass 40 ~ so
lear.
State.
| 5dme.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10

n. The citizens Of St Louis propose
to add : hundred thousand dollars. by
subscription, to the reward offered Tor
JEFF. Davis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10

EE The merchants and bankers of
New York have purchased a splendid
carriage. horses and harness for President
johnson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10


1Aep - eesnnUo ~ 49, ~ ss''s =
~ THty 80 y tsu -
- - 1ne0t n kth1u1 ~ 8 - ~ n
TIT 1aw ootA319 - al 80 sss,s .SssA 4
HI - afoee6e q - pfmpe
via ePfsnknAg II 1sa
An4thzo' - l0ng Wiuses
Ne sf0I ~ or Sen10s
And nou thAt ~ ueeehsf coo0s
Ard The dAy groHeth longef,
This strange TACT APPEAR:
That fSess 6se0nes seFosesr.
We have thtes wars ~ stay NJ
And - R4s9 thne saess
enms dooss hAag On mnSess
And 80 OaAsr 90 VII ness
Wese10e0 On sns uoes i
10 Keep at Al srsle.esi
But you Nm and shess - - AssEs
WsAass rpeu esnseneh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10

" fsleGFAph.l O1eAse' nsys
Markets = HssaIIy veat asA lcuer.
hsss-4 70 6 liver. 1siss = u, a.a No - y
urn-.3 10 e tousr. osDes q Ne. 1t ee961s 10.
& eoaezc and ks3setsd ~ - 1e, eboasg sssk q y
lac ....o.u<
10. ,ns wsas ~ 3sX.
Y,s-Nesl<rsed a.d noainAl ct &c for To- ].
naxiey-iee loser, 40. : ~ &c.
whisk,- Dali n ~
Prvv,ssoss-y~ry ~eak and lower nso PORK = "
see p'cki~d hAns u tse-
Isr-Q H<s - u oleLc.
S.eAs-finoshy Ss>d y eah at SO5 u
R.ss Csaslr-bsll choice q st(GS -, 80 max =
God a. 9 suo5 70.
Hog -sseeAy II ;s1s - ~ fair - choke.
Asney-sesy.
lag-
0olA-l3s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10

hTA boy of sixteen has been arrested
In Brooklyn, for completely in the murder
of President Lincoln.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10

~ Telegraph
M.ney-Qsist and stesdy q - pr es.t
Sorting kschanss-Quts ~ 10sk 4lg
oA- i1,uss ~ heavy; uosa1sx = ny declining
% l3,k assd slosisg at 13cX
0ovss usnens 6tucks-8hass nfDe9.
S-OCDat1ss ~
S-5D Coup I (n~w hsue) leex
. Of ~ Cospoas 1103<-
xssS ks-buil ard l0uss
CsP5AN . 8 iSs1S CO RIeeH MAJ DCt4
rsI Wsbses n uagns M Al ~ C1n-
" Gsestp il1k qel y ca 80 Pse - Vi \.
Il. ~ ksedins lVi3E = Ill = ~ 1sts4s g.
Cert zDX oaicks1vsS ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10

EOR SALE-A one story Frame Dwell.
ing nous>, large frame barn. cisfern ceiSp and 9th
r. Improvements sth full lot, SITUATED Oh bssk street
between 1st and ID ST. etts Keokuk title eood Price
A.co. lfeb13l u. b. TEN-EYcK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10


EEw Yoax, Nag =.
The prices for the wsek Il I'll ~ = ~
Beefc.ttie-fss ssalisy - eao0 -. fir 70 go
a q, Dis %. cognon Is oools - iafsrtos - 80
IL %.
erdin.ry - t0ost ~ eo1ncs - os4eo ~ isfsrssf
- uun59 %.
Veal Caisss--,ss quail. lioiars ordisaU solo= eoa-
sn,a S99c. fnftfior ose4c.
TX ordinary se0s So common ooo7 %. inferior
ssise-ssin fed . ,. ioslcs@- light ssa ,asai..
4 ilS i0zc
viii s.stfsned good supply u Bssf csstie The nar.
agsln fsd hsayy this week. Cd prices fell - ~
-sb = b Toe latsss we're Of . eccd asrrnGs quality.
nj tkese = h6ssAl sappey 81 ffuoh UeAse - viea
he ssaoeAge sho 0osesnpeat vaste the 4eOno4 ~
ref atsbs ~ hseDe uafesia1y eustsilsA. 40 sin
afthe redsetoa he tly hooked for. The bsst CT
he .oid this week At 2lc bat esly fec q The batter
ate
T,,a number otssoek 81 all ysrds tA vesk nd las'
week are follows
sorAl InIs w1x.
Beeves ~ y
Sral Cal lsezl
swioe ~. -
3-eyes- 4 ~
-
Wal CAros aotA
Shecp and slpt1 -
swine Aaaz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10

Tor SALE-A nice Brick Cottage.
with two full lots hne Barn, Wood he'd Cisserp ana
Cellar, situated Franklin between 9th and 10th Sta
Keokuk. Title good Price $3.50.
feblS H.B TEE-EYcK,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10
EOR SALE-A Co,tsge Frame Dwell.

ing, With four rooms, good well of vsser frame
barn aDda full iet ~ usder fence sspsted Exeh.nae
street estwe 70 snd ID streets, Eectuk Title good
Price tl3o0. Epqnire Of HBTEN EYCK
mchS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10
EOR SALE-A Frame COTTAGE DveIl.

= ing. with seven rooms cistern food cellar and \
ane growth Of fruit trees With full lot and al, GOOD
order, situafed bu.ness on Exchange street h.
tween 9Th and fth streets. Title COED. lIirt 500
Enquire Of n n TYNxycK
frh.3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10
TOR sALE-A two story brick dwell

ing. vi rooms cst~rn cellar ornamental trr,s
and two ful ots stnafed the 9Th and max
lin Streets, IN good Beahborhocd Title eocd rr -
sale. Price, s., 500. Enquire Of H. D. TEN-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10
TOR SALE-Tvo ard ! half acre, !

- land, With frsme hcuee containing rooms viii
fif trees and cfbef iHprov situated the rive1
above keokuk- There other lands adj ching tn
properly that may be purchased f desired Price S4b1
For other information equife dDH H. Vi-n D. ar thsl
property, or TO IL b. TkN-EYcK.
menu Real Estsfe Agent, kevkuk
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EOR SALE-A frame dvell;ro v;,h

or rooms, cstern, c-lsr let 20 ~ 100 feef stu-
afsd on the cesp%r Of ID anf Exchange streets rpud
chance for some steamboat man, ho place near
The river. Title good sale. Price 81 Erqrfre
d lfeb2sJ Ii. b. TkS-EYCK.
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OK SALE-A two story brick dwell-l
Ing House. containing 10 rooms good cellar eisfesn.
bsrn snd l los pitaAseA the Of Nprran 81
iith sr-tts Title good Price, $500 Po~ss+sinn lse
OF April next Enquire Of Ii. B. TEN-ErCK. q
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EOk SALE Lots z and 8 in BIZ
u ISL On ths corner Of 18th and Psleap str,,t. p
y scld q basgain. ksqsire or
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