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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-05

SnAKsPEAERE leon FOUNDRY,
~ 4G G!rod street, New Orleans
JOHN dEDpEs-JOs A. sIiAKsPEARE-s. sw0oP.
Geddes, Shakespeare SZ Co.,
Iron and Brass Founders MachniRtB ever
variety Of Steam Engines, Sugar Mills Draining Machines
Mil and Gin Gearing Crate Bars, Store Fronts Columns
Bash Weights, Blacksmith urk of all kinds
E'OEGER &S co..
IF. F. FOLGER, L. FOLGER, ". f. THOMAs.j
Dealers In Hardware, Iron, Ship Chnadler,y,
81 Il SO Magazine Street.
OPPOSITE ST. JAMES HOTEL, new ORLEANS
Nails and Castings Hoop Sheet and Bar Iron, shoves and
Spades, Sheet Copper and Zinc, Flows, Axes and
Hoes Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead.
India Rubber Betting Hose and Packing Circular, Mil and
Cross Gut Saws.
SMsTHz 81 ReGERs-JAcoB SMITH, WILLIAM
ROGERS)
MACHINISTS AND BRASS FOUNDERS
127 Magazine, three doors below GlrOd ST.,
New Orleans.
Repairs Of Steamships Steamboats, Sugar Mills Steam and
Hand Fire Engines, punctually attended to-
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JOURNAL 0FFICIEL.

cfTAMBREs DIES REPRE- NrANTs
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The undersigned would also call the public
the great advantages and security offered through
medium OF the
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The undersgnedis fully prepared issue POLICIES this
the pioneer ACCIDENT COMPANY of this country against
all kinds of Accidents, home abroad for tling
per centage weekly compensation can be secured for
disability, and the payment of fixed in
within specified period.
Explanatory Pamphlets, Cards, ETC. obtained of the
Agent.
ns5~ No Medical Examinations required and the Age Of
Parties only for Identification
Temporary office in the private Office of
Aessrs VIM. H. HENSING L co.
Nos 95 and 81 Camp street--tup stairsl
HARMON DOANE, Agent.
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All necessary information will be given In reference Life
Insurance, upon the new principle Of
NON FORGETTING POLICIES,
Payable in five annual annual annual payments and
applications forwarded for those desiring their families
against the uncertainties Of m but absolute certainty OF
DEATH
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M MANHATTAN KNs GRANGE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
Chartered 1SgI-Assets, 100000.
FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND INSURANCE
The having been appointed General Agents of
the above Company for
LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI,
Are prepared all business relating to Fire
Marine and Inland Insurance.
Policies issued promptly paid and Agents appointed
at the Agency. - -.
SEELYE & WESTC0T,
GO Carondeet street. {Fastsrs' Row.
ERNEsT TURPIN,
MANUFACTURER Of all kinds of FANCY CANDLE S,
sYRUPs, GUN DROPS, JUJUBE PASTE and SUGAR
ALMONDS by team.
$ CID LEVEE STREET,
between ouis and Cont. New Orleans
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UENEKAL INSURANCE AGENOY,
Nos. Oh and o. Camp street,
INV oRL1Ans
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

By Telegra

By Telegraph NEW York, Feb. 2.
The Post says the loan market is active at s@ G
per cent.
The efforts of number Of capitalists to deposit
their bonds in the L. s. Treasury at the close of
January, as to secure per cent interest, have
tended to depete temporarily the supply OF loana-
BILE capital.
The stringency Of money in the West has also
some effect our loan market, but there is 80
large amount Of surplus capital seeking invest
ment, and the accumulation Of National bank
currency is so large. that feT Of our financial au-
thori,ies to apprehend any disturbance of the
money market in the immediate future.
Commercial paper is dull at s@9ic for first
class names.
The stock market is firm and moderately active.
Governments are quiet, with a fair demand.
Railroad shares opened with considerable ami
nation, and quotations were well sustained, except
on Hudson and Erie.
The Commercials money article contains the
following:
Governments are n fraction better, but excess
lively dull The reduction in the rate Of interest
on temporary loans at the Sab Treasury has i'm
creased the demand for Governments, and is the
chief cause Of the improvement in prices. The
counter demand is quite limited.
There Is an sc,iye bull speculation in Cieve-
land, and piitsburg and Rock Island, and both
stocks high.
Gold continues steady. There is great scar
city Of cash gold: per cent is paid upon Dor
rowed gold.
The demand for customs is very active. and the
Sub Treasury still refrains from selling. The
growing scarcity produces q strong upward ten
deney. This morning the lest bankers starting
bills on the market we're sold At los, though the
leading drawers nominaily quote losfg les!.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

In regard TO trade with Great Britain, the
New York Commercial and Financial Chronicle of
Saturday, says, in review of an article from the
London Times
II is quite true that last year we imported more
largely than in 1864 of British manufactures, while
we sent in return less corn, -four and provisions,
less of petroleum. gold and silver. to balance the
account. But our exports of cotton in 1895 were
item will fully make up our other deficiencies in
exports, the respective values being SIS, geo, 600
and $40 0p0 goo in gold Nor is this all; our stock
of cotton is probably geo 900 bales and the pros
peets are that during the next six months, before
new crop is gathered we shall export on
erage, 100, 600 bales month, giving a credit in
England, and ofsetting our current obligations to
the extent of 500 600 600 for the half year in ad-
dition the value of all the breadstus petroleum
and other produce which may export. Whe;h-
look, therefore, at our present position, ST
the probable of trade for the six months
we may safely conclude that there no foundation
whatever for the statement made by the London
Times, and that the cause OF the rise in the Bank
England rate is to be sought, rather in the
sive flow of the precious metals to the East, thar
any complications arising, likely to arise out
Of credits and commerce here in the West.
1t ia perhaps, right in this connection: to men
ton the report which is current here, that certain
British firms have exported goods heavily to South
ern ports on their own account, and have had to
borrow money in London in consequence Of being
disappointed in their returns. This class of ven
lures is, of necessity, very limited in amount, and
we can probably find half dozen New York mer-
chants seeking accommodations here from this
cause, to every one in London. The presence of a
few such cases in an excited state Of the public
mind, might lend coloring Of plausibilty to an
otherwise improbable story.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

Down Cones THE PRIcE OF Dry GooDs.-
We will, during the next twenty days, sell
goods at the following prices Fine Swiss
blankets, largest size, at $40, formerly SIS. J
The best make of Flannel at prices less than
they can be purchased elsewhere. Our line
OF Dress Goods, such as we sold at soc, we
now sell at CSC, and all our other Dress Goods
are marked down in proportion. In Bleached
Goods, of the best makes, our stock is very
large, and is offered regardless of cost.
Cloaks are marked down to halfprice We
are determined to close out our entire Winter
stock without reference to cost, in order TO
make room for our large and handsome
Spring stock. YousKER 4 BRo.,
(d&w) 80 Main street.
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FMxKKEfs M rEEEGRi i:A 1i;i I.


E ~ --
Cnieago market.
I, r.,.rr,,A.l ouaAss.ysb-&.
frAds n II kfsas vsy quiet fsr nssly ~ essPs9ss
Of produce and provissons
Provtloes-Thsr receipts Of hegs uvsAa1 ArssasA vsre
1sSs, he'd Dsssd bog very dsii, sn< fllly 1ooisc
lover, sAirpsrs bsyiag sely to vsy hsat slss the
rasss ms 10 ee0ai g. closing With ssibss ~ vsy
lev buyas Il 70 ssO1o Is I'll round ~ thoD aveeasiss
2s5 ns and upwards. Provisions doll ct Yesterdays
prices Mess pork moderately sctive ct the openns and
closed With nv SELLERS at % % for standard BRANDT
Green meats are ssist asd easy With aies u s 1t 10
from slaughtered hogs. Bulk meats nominal Lard duh
at l64@1esx for steam and kettle rendered Enslish
m. ats quiet; short ribbed middlinss 1t i4 Grease in
fair demand at 1soll for White and 121 for yellow.
Flour The lower grades Of Flour In demand and sup
ply light; other grades NOMINAL.
Grain The scarcity OF money depresses the Wheat
market. aud prices declined lc p bush; No spring
20Aal 2l15 and No sp,Bg at s3l40N, according
location at the cioss the market for No spring
quiet at 201l Il. Corn dui light sales Of No at
and reject At sS1 Cats dull sales Of No at %.
Rye continues very quiet So2 at $685. Barley
dull.
Hishwnss-A most nominal retail lot sold 1t Q 10.
seeds-Timothy s+ed la active demand 1t 3013 10.
Clover seed steady att 1915 90 fur good, and Flax
= so.
Butter-DulI at 9OD25 for good to prime.
Presh Eggs In demand at 2 C
Beef Cattle In moderate supply change from pre-
vious quotations.
Hogs-Fair supply and less active. with further do
cline Of ioA15c 100 Ms yesterdays prices sales Of
s7e4 head at 0 rs % 30 fer best and eOoo 10 sos
lower grabs.
Hides-The market easier and active today prices
nrm follows green butcher. at FIxefc; green coun
try at $685. green cured Q, gr-en part cured at s
aszz; green calf at 10 40: gr kip at l210l4 dr.
flint at l4e9l41S cry sslted ct III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

ARRESTED. Sheriff Siglin of Falls City,
Nebraska Territory, assisted by Marshal
Bartlett of this city,. yesterday arrested in
Hamilton, Illinois, man calling himself Al
fred Billings, but whose right name is David
X. Rogers He is charged with the murder
of George Kelly, of Salem, Richardson county
Siglin has had pretty long chase having fol-
lowed him out to Denver and then to this
place, the scamp eludng arrest until yester-
day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

OF the forty six wells Of Piihole lately reeog
ni1ed productive, eight have ceased to fow, and
ten are out of order. Both the United States and
Well No. a Holmden farm DR. Deshler well, stop
ped October 18th. The latter was struck last
August and yielded two months, and attained as
high as SO barrels per day. For nine months the
United States averaged daily 500 barrels. II is
stated that the of the failure of the United
States was flooding through the wells going
down in the vicinity. 1t seems the most produc-
tive part of Pithoe territory, and has now as
many wells upon it be successfully worked.
New wells deemed detrimental to old ones
With new and powerful engine, pumping out the
water, it is possible that the how Of the United
States may be partially restored.
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,finzutial ana GgmulsrsiaI.
rAe ceGse Piaasasasas q Draxn.


In the report Of the q. 8. Rsvsaas Cenniaaion
on Conse ana the sources Of supply, We And the
following interesting extract from iettar on the
subject, from one of the leading factors IN Rio
Janeiro
The manner in which the economy Of theeohee
plantations of Brasil is conducted il ~ follows:
the virgin forest, of which good deal stin be-
longs to each plantation, il burned down, and the
young plantations made upon the rich soil thus
gained, begin to give fair yield in the fourth
year, and last about twenty years. At the expi-
ration of hAt period the coffee trees are too Old to
yield crop, and are abandoned Thus the hea-
West work of Brasil coffee plantation, consists
in clearing the forest and in making new plAnta-
tons to take the place Of the old ones which have
been exhausted.
In ls4s there were plenty Of laborers in Brazil
for all purposes and the coffee plantations were IN
the most productive and prosperous condition
Since then the importation of negroes (slavesl
into Brazil has entirely ceased, and the cost oil
slaves is three four times greater than 1t for
merly was. The consequence is that the price OF
labor has also greatly increased, while the NOR
tality of the slaves-who werc mostly newly I'm
ported and not accustomed to the climate and hard
iabor-is always excessive.
As furthermore, it had always been found more
advantageous to import male than female slaves,
the deaths among the black population since 1S4s
have uniformly been largely In excess OF the
births. The iaboring classes Of Brazil, which are
mainly slaves, are therefore, rapidly diminishipg
in number and the lack Of supply Of labor be-
gan be sensibly felt by the planters far back
as 1854 and 1855.
The labor at present available is probably sufh-
cient to keep the existing plantations in order,
and to gather the crops, but is beyond doubt
insufficient to perform the work necessary to the
formation Of the new plantations which are requi-
site to maintain the present average annual pro-
ducton of coffee In lS4S very large number
Of new plantations were formed, which since then
have gradually yielded an abundant crop, while
the old ones also, gradually ceased to be produc-
tive so that the crop continued to augment until
about 1860 Since that period, the amount of
coffee produced has gradually diminished. This
decrease was at first attributed TO temporary
causes, but is now acknowledged to be due to a
lack of supply of labor. We are, therefore,
convinced that the Brazilian crop will not reach
for many years, SO high figure formerly, and
that two millions of bags, equal to $4,000 tons,
would be the outside which could be produced in
this province tRio Janeiro) in . very abundant
crop.
The crop of the present year, 1865 viii proba-
bly, not reach this figure, and we of the opin-
ion that not more than sixteen or seventeen hun
bred thousand bags will be exported from this
port during the mex, crop year July LIST, 1855, TO
June 30, 1866
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

Tai PEOPLE will have their own way, and in
deed we do not wonder that every one is bound to
use Goes Cough Balsam, and nothing else for it is
certainly the best thing in the world for Couoh.
Colds, Group and Influenza Its right that all
should use it.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure, an article prepared by
the same parties, is equally good for Dyspen.;a.
Indigestion and Constipation, Sick Headache.
Sour stomach, Rising ofFood, Cramps, Pains, and
in fact any disorders of the stomach and bowels.
jan3e-tue-thu-sat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

The Keosauqua Republican learns that
three men in wagon were drowned in Little
Cedar, near Batavia in jefferson county, last
Sunday, by the wreckless driving ola drunken
man. After crossing the bridge the team was
turned nearly square around and driven into
the stream, which was very much swollen,
and all were swept down by the current, and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

INFORMATION is wanted Of David Wilfong,
private Co. NJ. 8th Iowa Cav, who was mus
tered out of the service at Clinton, Iowa, at
the time of the muster out of his regiment,
and has not been heard of since. He has
not drawn any of his pay. Any information
OF his whereabouts, will be gratefully received
by his mother, Mrs. Margaret Ridgeway, of
Pella, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

SEE woman in another column picking Sam
burg Grapes for SpEER's WINE. 1t is an admira
BILE article used in hospitals and by the rst class
families in Paris, London, and New York, in pref
erence to old Port Wine. 1t is worth trial and
gives great satisfaction. Oct. . 6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

PERsoSM-O friend n. McCrea, Esq.
who now holds forth at the Agricultural De-
partment in Washington, is spending . few
days in the city.
Mr.. G. W. Pittman, who has been down
South prospecting, arrived in the city yester-
day.
Mr.. YIN. French, after an absence Of sew
eral months in Mississippi, has also returned
home
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

NoTlcr.-The Office of the Toledo, Wabash
Western Railway has been removed to the
new stone depot, cor. Front and johnson. st.
Ilcket Office first floor, freight Office third
moor W. II. McDoEL,
jan29-lw Gen,l Aoent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

The Legislature of Louisiana, is now in ses-
sion. There is but one Union man in the
General Assembly, and all the Democratic
officers of both branches, served in the Rebel
Army
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

YESTERDAY Hdwkeye says Mr.. Bartlett,
one OF the party shot at Mt. Pleasant, was ia
ken through there the evening previous still
suffering from his wound.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

IN the opinion of the Marion comfy Re
publican, Marion contains more coal than any
other county in the State, and enough to sup
ply the entire State for so years. The editor
thinks it would pay company to build rail
road to connect their coal mines with the
Des MONIES Valley road.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

There are now about thirty steel works in the
United States. The total production of all kinds
during the past year amounted to about Is, 0oo
tons, as follows: Massachusetts,, 400 tons: Con-
necticut, $50 tons; New York, $500 tons; New
Jersey, 300 tons; Pennsylvania II 500 TONS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

The celebrated porcine quadruped, of sub
terrauean habits, saw his 'shsddern yester-
dav. Six weeks of cold weather in reserve
for u.s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

All SPEAK WILL of DR.. c. L. spencer's Fra
grant Odouselsine fer the testh Warr>,t~s In
contain no acids, makes peariy white teeth. ppr;-
mes the BREATH and is al We claim, the psrsst
most frssrAntly scently dsntriaes ever offered To
the public, For sale by wilkinson Bartlett. and
al druggisH. nov.11-dAw-sm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

Horsr WASTED.-By small family with
out children. Any person having a small
house to rent, in respectable neighborhood.
can Ind permanent and punctual paving
tenant by applying at this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

How THE MosEY GoEs.-The officers of the
New York Mutual Life Insurance Company re-
Gently gave magnificent banquet to their friends
which cost about $4,000 and was paid for out of
the funds of the Company.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

ORA friend Rev. David Lane lectured at
Keosauqua Friday evening. The Republican
speaks highly of the lecture.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

The National Bankers Express will be run
ming in March. Its capital is $40, 900 900, and its
stock is already at ten to fifteen per cent. pre-
MUM.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

Two Iowa gentlemen, Messrs. Culbcrtson and
Reno, have established a banking house in Spring
field, Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

SEVERAL good bottom and upland farms
for sale cheap on reasonable time. Enquire
of II. STRONG. (jan29-l0t)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

Pnkerton's Wahoo and Calisava Bitters are the
best apPetizing agents in the world. Try them
dyspeptics, and you will be convinced ja2l-2w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
CITY NEWS.

VIZ learn that the district court will not
convene until the fourth week in February.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03
INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses and

INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses and
Il Household Furniture can be ehecsed In the Alma m
sHrancs Company oil Hartford, HOWE IHsfraace Gmpony
New York, aud other rsspoasle stock companes en-
to ave year, At rates ranging from 20 cents 10 liz
pr cent the &l00 nor the who lime or -
chAsp as s.y other ,espousibe company. For reliable
infor0ation Insurance call the underssn ned VIC
can give better indemnity than be found any 9th
agency in this section. tdec23l b. rKN-KfCK.
THOR sALI-The Dorth half Of the dosbas brick
II d~ cling house the Of Ninth and Yultou
streets containing EIGHT nine roos, with hne double
partafs, together With cthsr modern improvements.
This prope loo sted In very desirable neighborhood
and pleasant part Of TIE city Price - 500 Gosh eoo
soon Title good or no sale Enquire Of
jan1o H. TEN-KYCK.
EHOR aALE-Lot l. end 80 feet Of Lot 4 In Block leo,
Il situated the corner Of Seventh and Orisaps sts
These lots covered with fruit evergr. en- and other
ornamental trees together with Ane growth Of shade
trees ON the side and large cstern the bach
part Of the lot and really the assst building lots
that part Of the city Price 81 800 Title perfect I'm
quirs o. [janlol n. B. TkE-sYCK.
EOR SALE.-A Business Lot on Main
- street. between 7th and STU North side) on which
Is two story brick store Building 20 BY - feet This
property offered for sw days at the very low price
Of ~ 000 bali cash and baaLc In FIX months, with
tersst. Title good or 10 sale. inquire II
nos2s u. B. ToN-BHCK.
EOR SALE-The House and Land nov
saA Ralf sssss rs 1sSSe sssss q iss1, r. undss
hlgh $3.50 sfcU.tivAe3oa, 80 vail nnee1 1l1sespW0
u fruit tsses snail fruits AAA sfapee, bs1ek houSe e.
taini1G ros0 gec4 osllar, detssn ard out he1sss;
4ern9e eeantxy fos1efca e0oesastsa The 1Fet q d
sesS 1ifls 1ss1scs. 1aes!ss =
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Q enneetieut Mutual LII. Insu,.nc. G.

We clip the following fr.m the New York Indeper
dent Of sept. 18th:
This Company organized In JS46 on the mutual
system, with the we'll hnown advantage of furnhiye
insurance Ut its actual cost In the Of it, trs
1t 10 the largest life insurance company In Il
country, and with the exception Of German ccnr
pany the largest In the world Its accumulated capits
s nearly 1t has paid its orsanisaticl
- To the families ard editors Of d.
members, and has refunded $4,000 900 TO policy
holders In dividends surplus premiums Its pre~s
surplus l. over s. 0O0oo from which the annual divi
dend Will be declared lat OF Feo. The number
Of policies issued during he year 5s3 Its annua
income 10 IS 0eo 600 year. its receipts
est alone being over half mil ion, which more thar
paid its Losses for the ending LIST November last
From these figures notion may be obtained the
immense business done by the company and Of the i'd
vantages offered TO Insurers. Fuller particulars will be
found In adverth ement In another column. OF the
Advantage OF life IL scarcely necessary tc
say thing at this day Lord Chancellor Lyndhurss
remark, that man with dependent family 10 fres
from rpycaeh II his life l. insured II too strong
The duty Of insurance being admitted, the thing Il
to md sefe and cheap company; and the Connecticut
Mutual II both
H. g. TEs-ErcK is the ageDtfor this popular company
in this city. oct6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

NEW YORK reporter, giving account of
very select and recherche dinner party given in
Fifth Avenue recently, does it up in poetry, and
closes his account with the following feeling
stanza:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

- - esly aVsotassl by ~ Coapaay thsar laxfsl
- - xsY e theeeeenay q 1ss, With fan
S1 2 - sA8as9s 11annn6s 1Adan, 81 - -
~ - 49, q pseeass = pssstaeA - ~, uDsn
MS ~ 81 & ~ D6stxtot Opurs in 81 los
+. n 1. M ~. - as4asa0d = - aAss.snt
HA9pfN $780, No. - aeaaeAed 4 : tine and
H. = my Aaa1 - a1lkS1 ~ ~ e ofaes a. A..
- and year Aryt above writssn ~
jas2s JN0. A. 1tI10Ef. A1Aaso. q e>.s..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-03

kNoR sALE-Thst very nice residence formerly occu.
L pied by + II Allyn, on Blopdeau street, between
Third and Fourth strees. Price g 800 cah Also two
lots on franklin street. opposite the residence Of
Asks Price 81 900. Title good sale Enquire OF
lsno II. b. TIN. EYCK