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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-11-10

An ENGLISH OPINION OF ANDY JoHN-
soN.-The London Morning Star, John
Bright's organ, thus sums up the case OF
My Policy VS.. the American people:
MIR. johnson is simply one of those
men whose notion of government is
coarse abuse of others, and still eoarser
adulation of self Each appetite excites
the other, and the result is an intoxica-
tIon of iiitcmperate aud cgotistical self
viii. The American nation endure these
futile exhibitions with patience, knowing
that even a President bereft of Judgment
and lost to all sense of his official dignity
and responsibility cannot permanently
stulify them But it is necessary that the
English people should understand that
the present situation is an interregnum,
not reaction-a delay, and not dead
lock; and especially that, these ebullitions
of Presidential intempcrance notwith-
standing-government. by Billingsgate
is not yet, and never will be established
in the great American Republic. m az
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-11-10

mark a wealthy and rapidly growing
town: 1t Itisproyided with a goodly num-
Der of churches, school houses, a lively
daily paper-thc Republtcan-and bill
lard room of twelve tables. It seems
six did not meet the requirements of the
cue experts, and hence six more have
been added. s.r
A letter to the New York Herald saws
that the little town of Kinderhook, Rene.
selaer county, is in state of excitement
over a haunted mill. The inhabitants Of
the place go about with uplifted hands
and horror expressed in their counter.
ances at the "didos" cut up by "the witch
of the mill, as they call the strange APP
partitions The witch is said to have ex-
hibited herself running along the caves,
mounting the cupola, throwing bricks,
stove-pipe, plank and everything else i'm
aginable at passers-by. Some aver that
the mill machinery was in full operation
one night, and the building illuminated.
The people of Kinderhook don't go out
after dark any more.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03
flnantial anO Commercial.

From the Republican of the

u INT hcpuDlicau OF the ISL
flour-The market was moderately active bu,
the inquiry was confined chiefly to low grades
without qnotaole change in prices. For the igher
quahties, holders are very firm, and in some in
stances fayorte brands are held for advanced
prices. Sales reported to day Of fine at IS 75Gn
IA low super at from Sc 2566 IS: good sinner
delivered, at 81; spring at s. 90; choice surey nj
81 rs spring extra at 81 % to I Is: double er,ra
at So to l2 30 q brI. 0N''a
Buckwheat Flour-At 81 "A bril-
Corn Meal--Choiee city at So Is n br,
Wheat-The market was steady. hnt no, az -
tive as yesterday, and sales Of ordinary at Al %
TO 29 inferior fall at 81; prime fall at So Is. and
strictly prime at 81 IS IS bush
Corn-Ihe market was steady: choice vellou %
zoe yeiow and mixed at 85c, and white NJ s8c
al az ianaing below; choice white here M seIc.
wnlte az Doe; yellow at 64c mixed AZ 60 no.
bushel. - o<c per
oats-Ihere was an active demand IN d.r a
sales In second hand sacks at 4oc. fa;r =, ssN
prime at 45e; choice at 47c and extr. a. 40 81
bushel. w NJ ave y
Rye-The market continues extrsu.,,
and the only sale reported to-day was A. AZ 1ea,
bustrel, decline. wv per
Barley-The market is very dun, the season g.
mating being about over, and the only sal.
heard OF to-day was lot Of good at 10 cent. per
bushel. per
Whisky-The market was rather ouiet IN H.
and higher, with sales at 81 % u gallon.
Provisions-Thc market continues steadv nth.
out material 6uctustious Mess pork IA asri~. Al
u.s. prime mess II $2I; rib sides, in bulk. to ar.
rise, At l4*e; balk shoulders 1t lie; loose sbou,
ders, clear sides and hams-shouldery # f32c. and
ndss and Mans q 17ae; unoovsrsd susar-crr,d
hams It ~ Per D.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03
Monetary Affairs

BY Telegraph. New loRK. March ?.
The Commercial says monetary affairs are stead,
though dull There none of the symptoms OF
reyiying business which usually appear at this
time of year. The applications for money are
moderate The banks not free lenders, and
usually ask per cent call loans, whte their
discountng operations are strictly moderate at I
per cent discount. Houses well supplied with
paper, for which buyers not abundant. Prime
paper passes at !! and per cent
There is no special pressure for call loans.
The demand for cash stock at board was active
the Immediate calling in Of loans. Prices closed
al the latter figure Of yesterday. The Western list
averaged about TO per cent lower. The market
has much less outside support than expected for
the beginning of March.
Government stocks e. m and quiet; PCS better;
%9s sdsanced lc. II will be observed from the
statement of the public debt given elsewhere that
eos of 1865 had increased about eleven millions.
The amount Of T-3es outstanding has been reduced
to similar extent.
Gold continues weak. and price ranged at 1854
to 1854
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03
EEoKuK MARKET.
DAILY GATE Crrr 0rYicx,

DAILY GArE ctrr orricx,
March ?. 1856
Indications now very favorable for a speedy
opening of navigation, which will have q tendency
TO enliven trade and increase more active demand
for Produce and Provisions. The market is mode
rately active, and have important alterations
to notice in prices.
GRAIN
wnEAr-Best old Fall at 50 90; No. Fall
new, 81 75 No. 2 do from 81 90 TO 50 No.
Spring, old. 81 90: No. do, new, soc; No. Q do,
zee
coRs-Prices steady ut 2stos0c per bushel
RrE-Prom 35e to 40per bush
OArs-Dnii at from Is 10 2ect per bush.
FLOUR.
Imperial Mills. sI2 IS in bbls; si2 50 in SKIS
Pearl {" 10 90 10 Is
Iowa 50 IS
Jessamine % 50
BucKwHEAr Flour Choice, s. per 100 lbs.
CoRS MEAL-sI 10 per loo lbs.
sUNDRIEs.
BurrFn-Paekers are paying from 20 to &c
Retail dealers from 30 TO 32c
EGGs-Packers pay zoe Retail dealers give
224c per doz.
Hoes SO 90 to 10 50 per 100 lbs net
GREEN APFLEs-S2 90 per bush.
PoTAroRs-Flrm al 6S to zoe per bush 70,
choice.
LARp-l5c per ID.
BAcos-Clear sides Is to aGc per b.
soReHrE-Choice article will sell from IS 10
40c per gal.
BEEswAx-35 to 3Sc per H.
RAGS to SIC per ID.
TALLow-In barrels, le!e loose Q.
HIDEs-Duils Green, sic; do. salted, 6lc; dry
flint, lie.
rkArnERs-Common to good, i0c per ID
WooL-Tub washed IS 10 35c; fleece washed IS
TO 40c; unwashed off.
WooD-Was selling to-day at s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

NEW hOfk Market.
ny telegraph NEw York, March .
cotton-M,re sctive snd &c better at ~ for mdd,;n
ana by auction FOR Goversment account \ loa h., :.
Memphis, Mobile aad ssvannah; common 4ei1a1,l.
middiiog fair H14e4.a; strict miadlipR 4ss<a44l
Flour-s2l loo better at ssa7 % Cor er.r. ST..
sos % fer extra r. H. O., and IS olo o. 70, TIA,
Brands, market closing firm.
Whisky-Qsisf and firm At 2s02 "a
GRAIN Wheat 1as2c better with fsr demand FL, h,
u'e inferior Mwaukie Club 10, aud rs for nee ~,
Miiwauke. Barley easier. Rye more sctiye xa....~
at SO Barley Malt without decid. d chance. o..
steady A. 7sH7s1zc for unscund and sozsI for .e.a
mixed western In store and delivered and soasll sbr
new yellow, and s2Sss for jersey and Southern Cat.
cai at ss4a for unsouud WESTERN and6aSss f., ,o.,s
Petroleum Dull At asa2s for Crude, and 4a4s for
hedaed IN Bond ~
p, -ooHee duil. Sugar steady ct 1917 for Porto
- sizss caba Auscevsdo, Havana l.L NJ
80 aa's New Orleans osa1 b. {
ooe-fsra heavy - - oooas Is 10, ,.v
s,a q 49, Ir easA; = sossss lsk rola q;
saa 100 Is for prime. also 4,aso bb,. ..vs.-
ssassS e3ass, = - No
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

Chkc6&o market.
D! ie'esraph'l CHICAGO March Q.
Provisons-Narket DUH. Mess pork pominal at % Is
@@ 30 English meats easier On account of the de, line
10 gold Lard lower and dull Use for steam rem
dsred Dry shoulders lelae packed damp weather de
pressing The market.
Pressed Hogs-Are So6ioc z 100 Ms lower Sales a,
III ''a'l 20 dividing On zoo hs offered vt IL n0s IL 70
Tor dressed hogs in town
tionr Limited supply aud market rules FIRM
GrJn-Wh-st ma ket active md I'D yapc, &c py tn.b
No spring At 23l9al 25i No at s5c, ami Rejected
at 'oS'lc at the close quiet, at Is for No spring
with sellers at 2sL. Rejected Corn lsNlc higher
sales % 600 bushels So for No l. for future de-
livery active boat load to half Of May at 44e
afoat.
hogs-live hogs active. Sales at soa as for com,
mon to medium. and so@io 90 for good to choice.
Beef Cattle Firm. sales at Ia Is for common
to fair Soc l21 for good packing 57oSs Is for .ir
to choice shipping lots.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

We neglected, at the proper time, to call
attention to the card of Urich 4 Ststler, com
mission merchants and dealers in produce, in
Atheneum Building, Second street. They
are, also, sole proprietors of the German
Powders, for the cure of diseases in Horses,
Cattle and Hogs. See advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

AUcTIoS.-Howe & Tyler will sell this
morning, at 10 o o'clock, seven barrels prime
Bay Claleur herring, one superior extension
table. cupboard, wardrobe, ladies side saddle,
one sofa, chairs, tables, and lot of plumber;
lot of books, shirts and drawers. desk, trunks,
&c; Two guns; lot Of crockery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

THE Des Moines river got on the rampage
yesterday. I he lee came tearing more de-
cidedly furious than for many years. 1t
couldn't contain itself in proper bounds and
SO got out of them, and poured itself over the
bottom country doing much damage 1t made
q raid upon the valley railroad track, tearing
out several bridges and doing other damage
road will soon repair. We learn that much
injury was done at Croton. full particulars Of
which we will try to get and give elsewhere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

On Tuesday evening our Keokuk public
generally will be entertained by the keokuk
public specially. Then will Prot Kilbourne's
class give concert that shall develop the
fact that we have large amount of cultured
musical talent in our city. Il is expected, OF
course, that every body shall attend
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

AS illustrating the great force the ice in
the Des MONIES river, gentlemen state that
they saw trees foot in diameter cut down
by the ice blocks
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

THE faithful in this municipality are not
jolly despite their hosannates to Andrew
Johnson. They are mad. Their souls are
vexed within them. They would that they
could get sprinkling Of members of the
MON party to join their ranks 10 save them
from the bad odor Of Copperheadsm. But
they cannot. Our [ Mon lines are uabroken
Our men are earnest, determined and united
They cannot 50 soon forget X. G. C.'s and
Sons Of Liberty lodges They cannot forget
the Chicago convention and platform They
cannot forget the record of party the most
odious in our history They are not ready 10
array themselves in butternut costume. They
cannot work in the same political harness
with sympathizers. They do not propose to
attempt it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

The atmospheric coal oil lamps advertised
BY our friend Ed. Buell., are vast improve.
ment on the ordinary lamp with chimney,
and their usefulness unquestionable. Go
and see them
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

The Muscatine Journal learns that the IN
tense cold Of February was too much for the
fruit in that section. Peaches, cherries and
part Of the apples are killed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03
kEOKUK, IOWA
CITY NEWS.

Losr.-On Saturday evening, small
Locket, containing pictures. The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving the Locket
at the Office of the GATE CITY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03
ce..eetieut Mutual Life In.uTanee Co

We CLIP the following h-m the New York Indspsy,
dent Of sept. 18th:
This Com pany orgsniHed In 1886 Oh tn. mrfrel
system with the eel tnDwn sdvaltage Of frrntsfrB
Insurance its SEXUAL cost the Of its
ness il 10 the largest liEs insurance company tts
country, with the exception OF oD- 6sruan
paul, iu the world Its aecuniulasd oEpisl
near xi5epN0 IL tzs paid since iis rauLsi cE
81 GO 90 the families and CT editors Of deceased
members. and has REFUNDED 1850 90 10 policy
holders In divid~Bds surplus premium it. prc~-ni
surpns % 100000 from witch the animal divi-
dend viii be declared lat Of Fec. reIt The nnmber
Of policies Issued during The year s3 fts aurual
IL 81 co.. 900 its receipts inter
est alone being half = million which more thAs
pxid its losses for the ending let November last
From theee figures n0tion be obtained Of the
immense business done BIZ the psny ana Of the adj
vxnages offered TO insurers. Fuller particulars w be
ou nd In adv erlis-ment fr another eolsmu OF the
advantages OF life IL is scarcely oeess~Ary
say anything this day Lori Chancellor Ly ndh ursfs
remark, that with dope odeut family is tree
from rIroaoh If his htt is bot insured s rot to strong
The dety Of Insurance btiRg admitted The thing
nd safe and cheap company; AID the Conneetieut
Mrtunl IL both
H. g. Tks-Krck is the sssatfor this popular company
In this city. octe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

WEpresume that Skunk River is also on
the rampage and impossible. We have not
had q Burlington mail for two days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

The River at Burlington, has not been
crossed for two or three days past.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

ThE Ice BREaK.-A throng hurryng to-
ward the levee yesterday afternoon vas a
signal that the ice had broken Sure enough
the whole immense bed was under way. Our
bridge which had done US such good service.
and proved how greatly we need more sub
staniial one, had torn from its fastenings and
started toward Dixie. 1t was unbroken for
time, a solid mass reaching from shore to
shore. Shortly there followed the broken
ice; huge cakes that were thrown upon the
retreating main body wearing it and breaking
it into fragments. After running some half
hour or more mayhap, it gorged and stopped.
Ere this writing becomes tins reading, we
apprehend the ice will be again running.
The Father of Waters has behaved himself
very properly and well in this breaking UP.
No damage was done of any moment along
the levee ., all. The ferry boats were press
ed close along the shore, but were not in.
Jured or torn from their moorings. We are
glad of this and hope soon to chronicle the
first packet arrival OF the season, as also to
be brought into connection with the Eastern
word from which we are now cut off.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

The bill fixing the salary of the County
Clerk of Lee county at $4,000 passed the
Senate Tuesday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

kEoKUE LIBRARY Association LEcrrRE.
Capt. j. NJ. Reid will deliver a lecture be-
fore this Association at the Atheneum on
Monday evening the 9TH inst Subject
Sherman Campaign in Georgia and the Car
olinas including description of the Bum.
mer Raids, thrilling and ludcrous sdven.
ures, wading swamps in midwinter, building
corduroy roads. &c.
Tickets . cents, 20 be had ut the book
stores. Literary Depot. jewelry stores and at
the door.
Lecture VIII commence at = o'clock pre-.
cisely.
BY order of the Lecture Committee.
mari 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

COX AFTER REcRrrTs.-C aptain wallen started
down the Dcllas to Vancouver to bring up party
Of recruits 10 fight the locomotive Indians He
stopped for the night at the Cascades in the house
of an old man called Uncle sammy" an inquis-
tive old fellow, about eighty six, and deaf as a
haddock. After supper, the old man, old woman.
and Wallen drew up chairs around blazing wood
fire. The old man Immediately commenced plying
the frake good expression for Frxp):
What are you goin' daown to the msouth OF
the river for"
after recruits. replied allen at the top of his
voice
"Hey?"
after recruits, roared Wallen again.
Cant hear ye"
Then the old lady moved round, and putting
her mouth to the old mans ear shouted in voice
that would have done credit to Stentor, after he'd
got little in years
lie S a goin' daown-arter recruits-suyar-
Observation-Disclosures W ahoo and Cali
saga B'tters-and sichl" The old lady wasn't so
far out Of the way after ALL These bitters are uu
equalied to recruit" impaired vital energy of eve
ry description febls-d2w
SEE wsnaR in another column picking Sam-
burg Grapes for SpEgR's wIsk. II is an sdmir.
lie article, used in hospitals and by the r.t class
antilles in Paris, London, aud New York. in pref
erence to oh Port Wine. tits worth trial and
gives great satisfaction. Oct Q sm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

A'NA AT TIE CAPITAL Potomac the
washington correspondent of the Muscatine
'oH'"a', writing under date of February 2lst,
says Oh Secretary Harlan reception:
!! I M nrM reception for the season was given
- oas, eve, and at no former one were
there more Of the elite of the city present. i.
was oy TAR me most brilliant and fashionable
reception neia during the winter At an eariy
nouI ue spae Was, parlors were crowded to
some ladies' present, hope / do not sneak
dsispsfssinsly Of them when say Mis-. Ma ay
h Harlan was the shs Diamond which sparkled the
traction, she stood without saccsssf.l rival
Among those present l observed Hon. r. r.
B. Clarke and Judge Doola,,le. If 49,.
Pleasant; X. II. Marsh, ESQ.,. Of W..h;nr,on'
j. g. A. Skinner, of Indiana; Colonel "s I .Jn,
A. Graham, Of Keokuk; Generals Ra,sa.
Fremont, Curtis. Grant and Spinner: Gan.p,
Fraseis Train, Sir Frederick W. A. Br,ass
Senstcr Wilson, and Hon. n. Lanaing H;e,'
gins, Of Michigan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

SPEEB's SAABuRG PoRT.-The thousands Of
physicians in this country and Europe who
are prescribing Speer wine, as we'll as using
1T in their own families in preference to all
others, is sufficient evidence of its superiority
over imported wines, as we'll as over the man
ufactured sugared stuff, often called native
wines. The only genuine Samburg por, wine
has Mr.. Speers signature over the cork Of
each bottle. Its purity for communion wine
and its valuable properties for medical use
can not be surpassed BE not dccejrcd =
Portland Press
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

lHE worthy Postmaster at Ottnmwa is. We
believe, editor of the Courier. In the local
columns thereof appeared tn e other day "a
warning, as follows:
me worthy spouse of our Postmaster i
troubled by an unreasonable ugly little black
chr VINO will persist in following her every
day from her residence to the Post ,0ff;cs
Not being possessed with more than the usual
amount OF patience that is allotted to mortals
she has requested us to state for the benefit
oi the dogs owner, that he the dog not n.
owner viii disappear suddenly, some of
these days. ifhe the owner does not keen
him (the dog at home.
lnis brings out the Hawkeye man, who
wants TO know what the worthy spouse afore.
SAID means by the threat of sudden d;san.
pearance' and impertinently inquiries: Is she
going to follow the example of othello, and
smother the little eur in the folds of her hal.
moral, or use him in the make-up os ber
MATERIALLY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses and
Household Furniture be ehee I'd 10 the AfHa m
serrscs Company Hartford HON. 5uSsTuncs cmpcpv.
New yok other rrspons lie stock ean4psn o.
Que to sv- esrs rates gng ON ~ cents &c ~
p.r cent on the $40 for tie Who ire or 80
en- --p other responsible company Ter Teiiai e
natun on cal the underrse ned DO
car give ind. ulnity than he 0uba en- fh
sseory 81 ,ia- section. fdeclsl TkN-EiCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03
IL. B TEN EYcK

NOR sALE-A T~pSto1y Brick Dwelling House,
win Fl. ht rooms lot 10 ~ l4o-two stable. tv0
Cd hsd. AID good veil II soit water; stie.t vel
pa ed ara hr1tk SIDE SITUATE a1esu. he
t~. en- Tenth ard Eleventh streets Tit .ood se
trite 81 s0o. Anaeire Of
f~bR TFS-BTCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

BIZ CARkFrL-Do not expose yourselves to the
chilly March winds and the shaking weather which
always herald their approach. Keep your chill
dren warmly clad and close from exposure For
bad Coughs sudden or obstinate Colds, Group and
Sore Throat, use Goes Cough Balsam.
Ii you have the Dyspepsia, or are troubled With
food distressing you, rising and souring on your
stomach, your bowels are out of order YOU are
bilious, eonstipated, and generally ndisposed, use
Goes Dyspepsia Cure. 1t is the best medicine for
stomach and bowel disorders in the world
feb27-tue-thu-sat-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

IyoR SALE That very nice residence formerly occu-
Il MED ~ I'll Allyn on BoudeAu STREET, between
inird AMI fourth STREETS Price S3seo ca h Ao. two
tot. on irsnklin street, ofpasiie the residence 81 !
Estes Psice 81 90 Title good OF sale 81 quge OF
fxnH )
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

RIVER NEws.-The Mississippi is open at
St. Louis and below with plenty of water in
the channel. At Quincy. the terry boats are
making regular trips.
The Missouri is open and rising.
The Illinois is open as far up as Peoria,
with six feet in the channel.
The Ohio is open, with thirteen feet in the
canal and eight feet on the falls at Louisville.
The Cumberland is still on the rise, with an
abundance of water on the shoals.
The Tennessee-Dispatches from this river
announce plenty of water.
White and Arkansas-From Memphis dis
patches we learn that both of these streams
are in good boating order
The Lower Mississippi at this end
of the Father of Waters we want water-and
plenty of tour friends in the South are pray
ing for decline. The broken levees afford
too much scope for the water to spread.
We CLEAN from the St. Louis Republican of
the lst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

HNOR SALE-ISef feet east siJ- Il ie' il, .
n hiocs los, Ga the fth side Nain, reEenth
street Price 81 COO. little good sale inquire Of
f~4,I II EN-kiCh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

EOR sALE.-A Business Lot on Main
Il street between Tth snc STE, tNorth side on which
/. two story brck Store Building Do by 70 isst This
property o~red for few day al the verT lev pr5ce
u co. at h and la in tix months, with IN
tef.st little god ~ ssle Enquire Of
rox25 H. b. TEN-EYCR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

L,OR SALE-The House and Land now
IL occrpi-d by Charles Tvf, on the blur, to miles
and hail above K-z kuk-20 Of land, 10 under
high state Of utvsiion aud well fenced Pine growth
o, Il nit trees am grapes brick D. use con
tn ,nt,.. rooms good cellar eastern ard cut houses
desirable country residetce Possession the hfst o. Oe
sot.er Title perfect. knquire Of -,
nugs IL AsN-stSn'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

NOR sAtE-Lot l. and % feet ~ Lot 10 Biloxi leo,
u situste1 the corref Of seventh and Orie@rs cts
These covered with fruit, en- aud ether
orr.rnrninl trA together vi 6n- growth OF shse
trees sde~zik, and large eistrR on The back
part the lot and really th- nne-t tua'ng lots In
thst part Of city Price ~ 500 Title perfect m
nrir. 81 ftsnio1 n B. TES-sYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03
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WHAT DOES 1T MEAN?-Why should the
scare or panic and marking down dry
goods here be attributed to US? It is true We
keep good stock and sell as cheap as We
can, but that is our business. and If our
friends do not complain of us, no one else
should. nor do We think we will lose an
trade By it. KIsER L HnI1s,
feb1-f No. rs Main street, keokuk.