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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

The on REGroys.-Tbe Editor Of the
Fort Madison Ploindeoler has been on an ex-
petition to the oil regions about Viola. This
is across the river and not far from Fort
Madison. We greatly doubt that Petroleum
will be found in paying quantities in this
Western country. The Plaindealer says:
"There is oil, and no mistake, but wheth-
er in sufficient amount to pay. is the question
TO be settled only by experiment. We found
oil floating on the waters, oil in the rock
entire lodges of strata, being saturated with
it, and oil in the cavities of the Geodes, from
which it can be poured out, like coal tar in
appearance. The strongest resemblance to
the Petroleum of the market, is that found
on the waters. 1t is oil, separated from the
residuum of coal, with which it is mingled in
the rock.
One of the members of the Tyson Oil
Company is now at the East, making pur-
chases of machinery, so as to test the value
of the lands. The surface indications are
certainly good. There are some very inter
esting geological features in this section of
the country. The crystals in the goodies, are
many of them beautiful, and worthy Of q
place in the Cabinet The stone for building
is good and inexhaustible, and what is strange,
the sand stone lies above the lime stone for
| nation, so that we found a spring of free
stone water, issuing from ledge of lime
stone. II must be the outlet of reservoir
of water on the sandstone formation.
The indications of oil, are found not on
ly on Tyson Creek, but on Spring Creek, and
IN various other places. All of the most
noted spots have been purchased or leased,
and there are any number Of fortunes in pros
pect.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

The transactions In metal hare been very much
restricted this week, though the market ID report
ed firm, and former prices are fully sustained.
For good brands Of both mill and foundry iron
there is still some considerable inquiry, asd tbs
supply Of this particular description 10 very much
reduced As is usual ut this season Of tho year,
il is very likely that some Of our mills will soon
suspend operations for few weeks, in order to
make necessary repairs, and this, - matter d
course, will temporarily restrict the demand for
metal; but ~ navigation in our rivers y about
suspended, the receipts win Be cut down, and
there will doubtless fe sufficient demand 70 ab-
sorb the supplies on hand. What effect the defer.
ring of the tariff bill viii have it is, Of course. toe
early at this day to speculate but the impression
prevails among those who ought to know that
present prices will be maintained.-0asette,J Jul,
f4th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

"a MODERN SoDox-AwFuL STATE or AT
FAIRS AT kEoKUK-LET THE TRAVELLING PuB
Lie BEwARE.-We find in the keokuk papers
from the proceedings of meeting lately
held there, that most terrible state Of I'M
morality and crime prevails in that vicinity
lftrue as stated, we warn the public, to avoic
that city as the traveller does the deadly Upas
Neither life nor property is safe within its pre-
cincts, and it should be at once placed without
the pale Of civilized communities
That is from the Burlington Gazette, cop
perhead organ, and being a copperhead organ
1t is shameless enough, and infamous enough
TO publish that paragraph. No other paper
10 the State as we verify believe, and espec
ally no Republican paper, as these are al
constitutionally fair minded and decent
found room for such statement.
That paper isn't on our exchange list; wher
it says it inds the proceedings referred to Sin
the keokuk papers, it must mean multiplied
copies of our contemporary, for the GATE don
report at tie Gazette's Butternut head quar-
tiers.
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MI n Counti,d.


Woe11y Do0aooee VoeoooDoo1nN
Pnsss susss - we'd = Dssssa, July II, lses.
ohie, rsna1ylvaaie ~ viYiaia-- CAsise oax-
-, {ssssslo5 . - ~; tAess-quastses - fan
toss4 4ssaDs5 $50 ~ hsA-blsed, - - 064
quarter Hood aad common, IS 70 ~.
New York aa1 vernsaA-Thfss-qu quarters Aad
fan Mood Nesino q 70 e5s haH blood, 81 b -;
quarter blood an1 esnmeA, - 10 S7e..
ishsaa.-Thsssqu aFtn end fan Mood nx-i
~: . to es half blood, 50 70 oss; quarter blood
a1d common, 81 to SD.
Indiaaa. Thrss quarsns and fun biesA Msri-
no, - 70 6sc; half blood, IS 70 80; quarter blood
and cs0mon, - 70 So.
Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin. Three quarters
and full blood Nerino, So 70 $50; half blood es TO
$50; quarter blood a.d common, 50 % b3e-
Pansd Wool.--Kxtss (Nsw York city, g 70
7es super do IS 70 co; extra western New
York; IS to lie; super do 81 to 67e; West ern
mixed, Is to $50; eastern sspsr 50 to $50.
The passage Of The tasiE bill BY the House has
strengthened prices, and, alfheugh the market has
been very quiet during the week, Sigh advance
10 generally demanded. Receipts of the new clip
have been large.
BAILEY JENKINS 4 GARRISON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

READ CABus' advertisement in another part
of the paper, the wonder of the age, it is said
that CABte Hair Tonic is the best Hair Re-
storatiye in the market, do not buy any other.
Every bottle guaranteed to give satisfaction or
the money refunded. 1t restores grey hair to
its original color in four weeks, is perma-
nent cure for dandruff. julyl9 I'm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

The Augusta Constitutionalist has New
York letter which tells the whole truth about
Mr.. Seward in few words. 1t says: "Mr.
Seward is politically in the lean and slippered
pantaloons," and does not seem to know it.
The Democracy fights shy Of Mr..
Seward, not SO much frGm want Of sympathy
with his position, as from the fact that he has
no backing in his own party. What pity it
rs that Mr.. Seward cannot be made to see
what everybody else understands These
political ghosts, wandering about and imagin.
ing themselves to be still alive, are melan.
choly spectacles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

VIZ publish elsewhere the proceedings OF
q meeting held at Centreville to connect
the State Border with the Valley Road. The
movement is one of much importance. The
Loyal Citizen says that the meeting was large
y attended, and the people of Appanoose
county are wide awake and earnest in their
SUPPORT Of the proposed road.
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New Yoek Hat Trade.

At the semi weekly trade Of hats to-day, 1t
the warehouse Of james II. Prentice, Brooklyn,
there was . marked improvement, and the indica-
tions ore that It will continue. The attendaace
was large and the bidding lively At higher prices
than have prevailed for some time. Five hundred
cases were sold st the following prices Per dosen
BY the case: Wool hats, mems plain styles, 16a
ID So youths fancy, 90 s3a9 rs; boys plain, a IS
. IS; children's plain aud fancy, a eea5 80.
Cashmere, mems plain, SIS 75a25 rs; mems fancy
$ls 25a1e IS. Brush, SO 5oa5e co. World,
EvJv II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

TIE published statement by Mr.. II. B.
Ten EYcK of that old and substantial Insur-
ance Company-the Etna-of losses made
by the Portland FIRE, will attract attention.
There is an argument in favor of insurance,
and the Etna vindicates its past fame for re-
liability and promptness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

We are indebted to our friend CHARLES A.
CaoArE, Esq, for late Memphis and South
ern papers.
BY the way, we notice that the Memphis
Post of the l4th says Charles A. Choate,
Esq, the Assistant District Attorney, in the
office of John L. Williamson, ESQ.,, who has
for a long while furnished the leading papers
of the city with SO valuable law reports,
leaves to-day for q visit to his friends in the
North. Mr.. Choate is young man OF
nrrrrnise In his profession
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

IL anticipating large. increase in our ad-
vertising columns as the size of our paper af-
fords increased facilities, we direct the atten-
ton Of the public to the well>merited success
of the New York Store, of which Mr. GREGG,
the proprietor, has steadily and judiciously
offered through our columns so many induce
ments for public support He says he owes
his success to advertising largely, selling
ct small profits, and asking only one price.
which is marked in plain figures, and always
keeping on hand the goods advertised. a
word to the wise is enough. ltindltv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

Bonn poEtaml parties in this country -
~ sssiaAioa In thsir conventions On he
naShR r. yuGss 80 By them. TIT = fGar
and sntisfhctory n ths CAS- nsatioasd-~hy
should not this policy b acceptable IN axing
| TIE basis Of representation in CoueFsass
Precisely this universally accepted because
PROFESSIONALLY air rule Of political convsa-
| lions is substantially what the Constitutional
Ansndment seeks to carry out in regard TO
Representation in Congress.
McBAxE, . rsscally foreman in the employ
Of Mcintosh 4 Moore, contractors on the Val
ley road 10 Polk county, took five thousand
dollars of his employers money last Satur-
day, and skedaddled. He has borne . good
character hitherto. has not been captured
yet. We CLEAN from the Regiser.
Aroruz. VErERAx EDrroR RErTRKD.-J.
B. Howell, Esq, for the last twenty years
editor of the Keokuk GATE CIrY, has sold
that Office to A. W. Sheldon and s. n. Clark.
In parting with the old sentinel Of the State
CARR, we are reminded Of the difficulties he
had to overcome in the pioneer days Of Iowa,
accomplish that which seemed TO be the one
great object of his life-the establishing Of =
people paper. To say that this has been &C
complished is unnecessary, - the large cir
culation and widely extended influence Of the
GATE will attest the fact. In passing over
the scissors and quill to your successor, Mr..
Howell, We wave you happy voyage down
lifes current, and hope you may realize the
object for which you have let 90 the latch Of
the GATE. The new proprietors we warmly
| welcome into the mystic circle of the knights
of Equals and quill. ~ ttMnsscaC ourier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

FoR restoring gray and faded hair, prevent
ingits falling of, keeping the scalp clean, and
identifying the whole head, Tebbett's Physio-
logical Hair Regeneration has no equal. d.
A. Kerr, Agent. Sold by all druggists
it6-fri-sun-wed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

FEsrrvAL.-There win be q Festival a,
Rices Hall, on Friday evening, July Goth
under the auspices Of the Good Templars
All are invited to attend.
Ct By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

SUGAR REFIsERY.-We are pleased to see
that there is an enterprise Of this kind on foo,
in our city, and that it is commanding the at.
tention of many of our leading business men,
who having already subscribed largely. To
promote the interests Of our city, insure its
growth and future prosperity, it il necessary
that the greatest amount of announcement b .
given to manufactures of every description,
1t is that which brings to city wealth and
position in the commercial world, and builds
IT up with sure and substantial growth. II
Is therefore the duty of our citizens to rive
their aid and influence to the successful 81.
adjustment in our midst, ofevery business Of
this character. We are not as fully informed
in regard to the merits and feasibility Of .h;,
enterprise as We wish we were. But this We
do know, that establishments Of this kind arc
in operation in many of our western cit;e..
and have thus far proved success.
We shall notice this again, when We become
more learned in sugar refining, and in the
mean anne We hope to see it pushed forward
In manner that will insure it, speedy omar
alton in Keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

Is speaking Of the Scott County Fair to be
held at Davenport this fall, the Democrat
says: The packets from Dubuque and Keo-
knk will extend the usual facilities TO visitors
and exhibitors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

The river is falling fast, with about thirth-one
inches on the rapids.
The steamer Canada left for ST. Paul yesterday,
crowded with passengers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

SPECIAL CAurIos.-Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup has become so popular that various parties
have put out articles calling them Mrs. Winslow's.
Please take notice that the Mrs. Winilow Of the
Soothing syrup is not connected with any other
article. june5-dwA3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

PuRRsr AND SWEETEST Con LIVER OIL IN the
world manufactured from fresh selected Livers on
the sea coast This oil is characterized by sweet
mess and purity peculiar to italone Its reputation
SO great that it takes the lead Of other oils and
Is universally prescribed by physcicians Remcm-
Der to ask for Hazard 4 Caswelrs Cod Liver Oil.
cAsWELL, MACK 4 CO., New York,
Sole Manufacturers
Just received and for sale by Wilkinson, Bart
lett Co. feb25d2w-sun- ed-fri-eov
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

Nor1cE the advertisements of d. A. Kerr.
He has very large stock of drugs and fancy
goods.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

The Valley road is completed four m;,es
beyond WoodviIle Station. This cane.
Dixon TO 60 offin poetical measure with pro,s
comments, thus; On a mathematical has,
and figures won't lie-she iron nose of the
Valley Railroad is just twelve miles from The
capital We who have watched the progress,
OF railroad enterprises towards this point 60,
ten long years, are in condition to appreci.
ate the proximity Of the Iron Hossi To an
that we are glad or intensely pleased, or stu,
pendonsly hallated, is . feeble form Of az.
press'on. 40 say all We desire to say on thi,
important subject must be preceded BY the
necessary preliminaries Of an ascension ~.
and an upward voyage of seven ,hon..ad
leagues through the inspiring ether Iof -.
akies. Can't be done this hot weather.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

You've AnraIcA-The Adv. of this popu.
lar Saloon and Restaurant may be found il
our columns to day. John knows how to O..
ter TO the tastes Of the public, and every,Aip,
about his establishment betokens that -
knows how 70 keep totsl,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

The ErxA.-The necessity for insurance
and the value of wealthy and strong corpora
tions is forcibly illustrated by the late Port
land FIRE, whereby SIC, ooO, 900 worth ofprop-
erty was consumed in few hours. From
the effects Of this great FIRE several weak in
surance companies have been compelled to
suspend operations. But the Etna rides safe
" through the storm, with capital Of nearly
four millions of dollars the immense loss o.
over $500, 1000 weighs but as a feather in thu
balance, and this is now being adjusted and
paid.
Il. B. TEs.EYcK is the agent in this city
for this old and reliable company. See Adv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

BLASKs.-For Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills of Lading and all kinds Of Justice'a
Blanks, call at the GATE CIrY Counting
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4. M. e. & ~ II. r.
6ARl
1860. Ch0NGeOf Ix1eE 1865.
On and sfsr Tuesday, March oosh. trains will rsn
follows:
LKIvE KR0xUK

follows:
LKITE KR0KUK.
LIST frain--IlB A. y. daily, except Sunday.
I'd Train -4ooP .
LIArB YoRr AADH0N
ID rrsinA.oa 4 = i.ily. sIesps Monday.
Aeh rYain-l03o 4. N. +" :"
The ID train will connect k~okuk with tho Ksokuk
aud 81 Louis rAcksss and Dss Aones Valley RairosA
The LIST train leaving ksAs coensess With Northern
Line Packet Co npaays boats 1T Port Madison, making
surs connections With Railroad ~ Burlington, Asc&
Island end Davenport.
he ash traa lsaving Fort MaAisoa.
eth ths Ds Nospss valey afsrnoon train asd The Ill
nd esashe~n Iowa and Great Western =. \,
Tickets for all points for sale ~ agents at ocss
the Company. tmehls} NV. O0DH 4, esc'y.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


By Telegraph CHICAGO. July ~
fhe leading markets to-day quiet but very STEADY
At yesterdays closing prices.
Your-LittS nothing doing and market ainost
nominal SALES AL told will not reach 1900 bbs at prices
ranging from ~ oo05 80 for Supervise, There b no de-
mand for better gradss.
Wheat-No Spring in regular houses opened at u u
aud advanced ID u al but market closed nominal at I'D
vince. New Western sold limited extent at 81 eo0
sax; No regular Spring sold At ss0e5.
Corn-stesdy and arm; yellow co. No 6s1f9te5I; No
53l os4 closing steady At sse6ss for fresh receipts
Of oil
oals-stsady No ssa2s1I; No 279s7k. closing II
inside prices.
Rye-1A1l<c lower, IS for No l; 5sl<d5t4 for No2.
Highwines-Active and steady; nots sales Of 1&2s
bbis free at 81 ~.
Pro,isicns-Thers is material change to notice;
Mess Pork offered ~ 81 so6s3l Is.
LArd-Quoted At 1890 for Sumner and Winter.
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New York Market.
By Telegraph Nsv Yonx, July 10.
Cotson-st.ady; 3s0ss for middling
YIour-1oG25c lov.E moderate dem and, chiefly "a
supply the local trade; 81 ooes 20 for Ftais y
1900 so NJ b. H. 80 SOal2 Is trade brands, clos
ing dnii.
whaky-ouiet; q 2oAa rs for Western.
wheat-Duli and nominally lower, new No Mlvau
kee ~ Is.
Rye-Duli and depressed ato6
Barley and Barley Malt dull and nominal
Corn-kec4pn q 500 bushels; stssdy, With frn d.
nand; sales IL COO bush a. sDss< nnsound new nix
ID Western; s40stN sound do including high nixe ID
q d, closing 1t st,< for prime shippn
osn-Hsavy; s0O61 for Chicago " or Milwaukee
Petroeum-Dul 2zD7s for crude 81 $50 for r.nnsd ia
bond.
Pork-Heavy and lower, 81 l11<Dsl 81 for meg
sosns at III rs cash: - so0zs IS old dor a. 80
- 80 for prime also 1000 bbs new m. for September
huysrs' option.
Bssf-etsady ct about previous prices.
Bscon-Dui and nominal.
Out M.Ats-sssady 3fss1al sI<e for Shoulders; III -
% for Hams.
LAsd-Dai Gales 1t lsO201<
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stock aarkef,

By Telegraph NV Yo1x July H.
Stocks veat, @ ARIUk C&Nw $50; do pfd $50
Q lo7. Fl " c sesx; Ios,s. Tel Rs.sa
IN Extension loT,< Tel ssss 5sos ID ssriss IoeJs
o n certs rs.
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DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
Steamer Andy johnson, Brolaski, St Louis.
Canada, Hill, St. Paul.
/" J. G. Blackford, St. Paul.
Mollie McPike, Burnett, st. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

RETIREMENT OF j. B. HowELL--J. B.
HOWELL, Editor of the Keokuk GATE CIrY;
gives notice that after an editorial and bust.
ness connection of twenty years with that pa.
per, he has disposed of his ownership in it
and has retired from the labor and response
blity of its conduct. From his long and in
teresting Valedictory we copy the following.
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Hotel Property for Sale,

TIVE UNION HOUSE, At Hamilton. Oh.
posiss keckuk, with three and haif lots Of ground
% which sstuAteA good twoSfory Frame Hotel Buiid
hotsfood cellar, cisterh, good veil water with barn
room or = hcfsss Hers E rare chance for any one
a.ne seea9e IN The Hotel Business. The .nly rea-
eOust q the II health Of Ais wife Price sa5c0 Title
1cr further information inquire Of J. 4. Roh.,,. an
PemIsS, of % n. b TRN-EYOK
heyo RsAl 1stass Agent Keokuk
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ARaIrALs YEsrrRpAY.


Steamer Lucy Bertram. Hall, St. Louis.
4" Canada, Hill,
" J. G. Blackford, Shelby,
/" Mollie McPike, Burnett,
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Nav York Money Markst.
By Telegraph Nrv YosK, July TO-
Money cay At s p cent. call loAns
sterlins-Duil At los34alosh.
Gold shade f,mtr, opening at 1907 elosipg at 1903,
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This announcement of Mr.. HOWELL retire
ment comes to us Unexpectedly. He has
been associated SO long and SO intimately
with the conduct Of the GATE CRY that we
think inevitably OF him in speaking of it.
Probably no other Editor in the State has
been continuously in service for SO long pc
Rod as he; certainly no other one has been
SO long connected with one journal. He has
fairly earned the reputation for vigorous poll.
teal editorship for which he has requirement,
and the Republican journals throughout the
State will universally regret his separation
from them. We are glad to learn that Mr..
CLARK, the former Associate Editor of the
GATE CRY is to continue his labors upon the
paper, aud trust that under its new manage
ment it may realize the success which it has
SO long deserved. Register.
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CITY NEWS.

DEPARTURES fErs DAY.
Steamer Lucy Bertram, Hall, st. Louis.
+ Burlington, Rhodes,
Reserve, Lament, St Paul.
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Emers0n's Agency.
THE sFLORENCE,:

SWING MACHINES Asre
the rsversabls iced molten
which ssahies the cp~e~s',r
70 have the sork carry eth
o. way, or to change the d.
rection and fssten the end
ofssans BY tar ming athHHzh
screw. They are nciseie~
and can be used vhsse quiet
h aeesssary rheir stitch 10
he vonder of all, because
Of IL comhAaed elasttcfty
strsagth and teasty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

vNOR bALE-Twenty feet east side OF lot III 4
ii block 100, on the north side OF Msu near e.y.pt
stsset Price $1,000. Title good sale. Enquire Of
febH TEN-EfCK
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uNOA 6ALE-A Tvo-sfosy Brick Dwelling Hor,s
IL with eight rooms, 10; 10 BY l&0-two stables to
voodsheds, and good we'll Of son water street wei
paved and brick sid~saik. Situated Bionde.u he
TWEEN Tenth and Eleventh. streets Title good or nc sale
Price n 500. inquire Of
fsb7l WHTRg yyrx
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In parting with our late much estesued pe,tn.~ -.
H. " " hafiey ve cannot but exprvss orr siucefe -
grcss; and would commend hin 70 these a1one vhon
his lot nAy b. cast
jy10d AYRES MANN 4 am
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q - a e 9
ORANGE PLANTS !
Nbttce.

FNHE undersigned having disposed Of hi intsr,st
II tn the frm Of \ v. BAILEY o., to Ayres, Nam
Ayres, would sxpre his gratitude to the citIsens 81
KWnkuk and vicinity for their very Hbe,r patrorass
would rcqasst continuance cf the same 10 ths e
hrn All indebted 70 the drm Of r. v. " haley / O.
will please call and settle Rv y RIYrv
July j, 1866
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k>OR SALE-30 acres OF fine grape and
other fruit land: 10 acres In high state of cult
vaton y under fence With 200 fruit trees Of vsr
Gus kn1a, some bearing Price t7s per acre Also
DO acrss adjoining the above land. and the same
character With Improvement but be all euosed
by placing fence the road small expense Price
80 and 10 This land situated nsar the re,
idsDce Of Dr. Hka sbpat two miles from keconi street
kechnk. For particulars enquire OF
nehA IL b. TEN ErcK
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FOR SALE.-A two story frame dwellir
house, with six rooms and full lot, situated on To-
IL, n block 20, the Of Bank aud Yff,eeyt,
streets, In D. ". Kiibournes Addition. Title good on
no sale. Price $500. Enquire Of
mchl n n FESRyCW
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vNoR sALk-LatsT and 8, IN Block A. on the corusr
i ofFfth and Morgan Streets These Lots ar. the
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inquire OF iaprAl Ii. JEe-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20


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