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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

Messrs. Kerchevalk Son, in their circular of the
10th, give the following resume Of the provision
business for the past week.
The present week about completes the packing
of hogs at this place. Full reports have not been
had from the several packing houses, but the bu-
siness is understood to embrace zoe, exclusive
Of some 3,400 cut early for the fall trade. The
packing for last season was estimated at 200 0ge.
In summing up the work of the pac kers 1t 10 found
that their cure has been almost exclusively for the
American trade, being of mess and prime mess
pork, clear sides, ham and shoulders with the
usual proportions of steam and kettle lard. Hogs
have averaged near IL per cent heavier than last
season; they were of better quality than for seve
raj years past, and unusual has been taken
both in their cut and cure, thus rendering their
product unexeeptional in quality and condition.
Nothing authentic has been received from the
leading points in the country; at the latest dates
packing was still going Ct many of them, and
it will be some time before the business in this
part Of the West be ascertained. Still, enough
is known to establish the fact that Illinois, Iowa
Missouri and Kansas are each abort Of last ye>r
and 1t is believed that similar deficiencies will be
found in Indiana, Ohio, and kentueky-thus for
cling the irresistible conclusion that are reduced
To a short production as compared with last year;
and when taken into confederation the additional
fact that the country has been living upon 1.-The
crop" ever since its in gathering in November, it
IS apparent that the accustomed supply for the
spring and summer will be less than that boarded
during any one of the proceeding past five years
Taxing into consideration the short production
increased consumption, reduced stocks Of old pro.
visions in the leading markets of the Union, and
the not unmportant probability that the cattle dis
ease of England and the triehine, or worm in hogs
on the continent of Europe may induce larger or
ders TO be made upon this country for healthy
food, packers insist that they have a right to eI-
pect renumerating prices, and hence refuse to SELL
except in small way, and to customers, at pre-
sent currency.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

l1SvR NaWS.GYh1Dk 10GlI Booes0t u
Monday sayp 1.-THE Illinois remains blocksded
BY ice, and the upper Mississippi packets he-
yond Alton, have. not coma ont from their
winter quarten From this port 70 the Gulf
the river is IN . soed stags end Tree Of Ill OBJ.
structions. Tonnage, however, is insufficient
for the Soathan trade, and: salss azs restrict
ed in consequence to . considerable extent.
Many Of the lower river packets find all the
freight they require At Cairo, where weekly
some ten or fifteen thousand tons of produce
from Chicago and other Skipping points shove
are collected for the Southern markets. We
load boat or. two. for New Orleans daily,
and two or three for way points on the Mis-
sississippi, and for the Cumberland, Tennes-
see, and other rivers, but these accommoda-
tons are inadequate; and Notwithstanding the
high tariff of transportation charges, it ia like
ly that full marine force will not be brought
into requisiton until the present capricious
weather shall be regulated by the nearer ap.
proach of spring, and security from ice guar
anteed thereby.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14
financial anb Commercial.


By Telegraph New YORK, Feb H.
The Commercial says: The stock market II
dull but steady. The present probability appears
to be that for some time the prices Of stocks will
remain at about present figures, Of course, with
temporary fluctuations up and down.
Government stocks are extremely dull but firm
in quotations.
Money is extremely dull. The applications for
loans and discounts arc very limited. Prime
names pass at I to n per cent; good At to per
oent; lower grades 10 to Is per cent.
Gold steady at yesterdays range ofprices- The
Government has sold q moderate amount during
the last few days and the supply is more adequate
to the current large demand for customs. The
foreign bankers and others having boards Of gold
are lending at from II to II per cent per day.
Foreign Exchange is frmer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14
New York Marriott.


By Telegraph HYV Yosx. Feb. u.
Cotton-More active and hrmss, At - Tor niddling.
flour-Firm for high grades, steady for MEDIUM, and
dull and droorng for common s~d inferior grades &c
8 10 for nxtra State, seoS = for eomaos 70 good
shipping brands Of extra \. b. o., and oo0lo Is for
Trade Brands. market closing quiet
Nhisky-Dall and hsauy at . 22o2 "a for western,
and 20 for refined.
Grain wheat dull and nominaiiy lea lower; new
Barley and Barley Malt dull and nominal Corn more
active and lc lower 7+676 for unsoapd and 17osl
for sound mixed western In and deiivsseA the
latter vrics EXTREME Oats dull and lower S0D42c
for unsolnd western, and Is for sound do.
Groceri.s-Oonse quet; 81 Domingo At l29< in bond
Sugar quiet and arm II Il0lzA for Cuba Musoovsdo
sod Havana at 1885 Molasses quiet; Nv Oreans ii
s8el 10.
Petroleum at ao 4osI for Crude aud 1850 10,
Refined In Bond.
ProvisionsPork heavy std lower at - SIX for ps~
closing at % so for cash. % 90 for old d q oo0
81 rs for prime, and % 60 for prime mes also Aoee
bbls new mess for March and April sellers option q
p eaS1s 1s Beef quiet at Is ooD2o 90 for plain
me -. and 20 5o1N 60 for new sxtra Beef han,
quiet at aga Cut n-.,s dali at nkeiaN 70,
shoulders, and fr haas Bacon In fair Aemsst
At ls for long ribbed Dressed hogs heavy at I95s1
l2ss for western, and l9,49ist< for city Lard quis
and heavy At l5140lsh 1850 bbis for March ans
April, se.r. option at lsolsl. Butter steady ao
37l5 for Ohio, and 5sOssc State. Cheese arm a
i509lc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

ST. Louis, Feb Il.
Flour unchanged, with good shipping demand
for lower grades; sales of Super Spring ut 30 20
to so; Spring Extra at So, so to 700; FA Single
Extra at soc to $50; no Choice nor Double Ex-
ira offering. Wheat more active, sales of Club at
$3.50 to 100; Pail at $l,s5 TO $50. Corn opened
active and arm, closed dull and lower sales Of
liked at so to 62c; Yellow at so to 63c; White at
IS to 66c. Oats dull and no demand prices no.
minal. Barley more active: Fall $l,05 to as.
whskey unsettled and nothing doing. Pork and
Provisions, no transactions. Lard 6rm tierces
prime, II to lice; kegs Ice. Beef cattle supply
small no inferior or choice grades on market.
Sales range from ~ to 6Ac. Live Hogs, supply
light with less demand. Sales At from to Sc
gross
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

BY rsiegr>pA.l NV YoRK Feb Is
The naxhss Tor beef cattle vas dali end heavy and
lower, though extra cattle were hold n srornous A.
urss. raAsing from ls61se and famous steer esh.
Ing nss,y ton and half sasd 10 have resii,s ID
SIS 90 othss kinds varied from lso1s but inferior
to eonnen sed ordinary steers ssid 1914: mashs,
irrega n and prices nuctusting considerably
The price, for The week at ell the mar
follows.
Beef Cattie-First quality per pound li0ls fair to
god II 00sE 90; common qualities II o0DlS TO- inf.
rior 10 coDl2 co.
Cow and Calves-Rxtas per head, 100 0o0l20 oo fps
nrst quality 30 ooo Is 90 ordinary s. ooO7s CO. inss
rior - oo9so CO. common 50 ooa 50 CO.
Veal Caves-Firrt quality per ID 14Dls ordinary
l2ol%; comooo 1o14ol1x-
Sheep and Lsmbs-kxtra p head 5000 So Prime
oa&s so ordisary tsos 50; oom.on oo0s 60
inferior 50S5 CO.
swine-Hesvy; corn fed D 1osss0los<; light and me
diam le110ie5x: eth fed lo5x0lox
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

From the st. Louis Democrat of the 18th.

From the St. Louis Democrat Of the Izth.
Messrs. Bayhs Mcqueen slaughtered two
hundred hogs on Saturday, which they cured by
the new process of injection. BY this process the
meat is cured in twenty -four hours 50 to keep
in any climate. We described the process last
summer, at the time bullock was slaughtered aud
cured thus At the Ashbrooks yards we believe.
Messrs Bayha Mcqueen design packing con-
siderable meat cured by injection,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

By Telegraph. ssv ions Fee. Ii.
Mohey-Rathss sctive at cent on call loans
Sterling Kxchange-A shade nrmsr At 1e7 i<xS1ork.
0od-without decided change; opening ~ 1882, de-
elininx to 1884, and eaosnx 1t 1851.
Government stocks scarcely 70 arm.
etocks strong
Usss offs 70 Coupons Of "a los,I do Of 'es, lezE
Uss's Of lo-4e Ooupops Sak.
$780,. ~ sssiss, oo5<.
rennsssss Sc Of 70 ssk
Ga csrts 2z5<; Hudson iol5<; Resding 1905 Q
on: Pu1S NV %; pfd So; 10 nay r / 1851.
W s9l<; G, "A d L pn MY MIA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

OUR friend, Mr.. J. C.. Drake, formerly of
the firm of Urich Drake has entered into
the Produce, Fruit and Oyster business on
his own account. He has been connected
with this kind Of business for several years,
and understands it thoroughly, and will, with
out doubt, receive liberal patronage His
facilities for supplying fresh oysters are ample,
and can be depended on. He will also en-
gage in the ice business the coming summer.
See advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

That masquerade ball was eminently
success, and passed off in fine style. The
glowing hours" were chased by flying feet
unto the dawn. Gay spirits were enshrouded
in variety of'costumes, and all ministered
unto the fullest measure Of enjoyment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

The following is an extract from the circula,
z. Wright Eehruarv

The following is extract from the circular Of
P. Wright, February
Owing to the continued receipts, the present CT
cess ana consequent low rates of foreign exchange,
and the greht uncertainty regarding the course Of
our finances, the cotton market in this CITY ba.
been very much depressed, and has declined | to
Z per No. closing nominally at quotations. The
sales Tor the week amount to $4,000 bales The
export during the same time has been: to Liver,
pool, lV,6bZ bales; GLASGOW, I,19I; Hayre -aI.
Hamburg. 7s6. Total, I5,4I3.
corrections from remote points, from which 7
cannot obtain regular reports have added Is 900
bales to the receipts, and 5000 to the export, IN
treat Britain, not, however, included in the st.te
ment for the week. The heavy receipts nj No.
Orleans are accounted for partly by the diversion
OF cotton thither from points from which IL "a,
shiPped northward, and partly by the rise of the
trioutaries, from which considerable quantity
was to be expected. There is nothing in the re-
eeipts, present prospective, INCOMPATIBLE With
the figures ] have anticipated as the probable
total. The demand for bagging and bale rome
mas been very dull for rome time back
southern markets by mail, show q fair business
n failing prices, under the combined influences of
aughf money market, and the decline in L;yer
pooi 10 zod for midding Orleans and 1873 for other
sorts; BY telegraph learn that q large business
was done for theweek ending February 2. at ratb.r
better prices. The value of cotton. free on ho.rd
with ireightt to Liverpool at New Orleans and Mo.
que, II higher than for some time chiefly OWING IN
the decline In sterling exchange and taking hat
ana the tightness OF the money market into a..
count, the confidence Of both holders add buver,
IS something extraordinary. The French b.v.
Psrchascd freely in the last two or three reats
The following is statement ofthe moyement in
cotton since the Isf of S>ptan,h,-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

The Council Bluffs Nonparel says that
Utah will send one thousand wsgonsto Coun-
Gil Bluffs this spring, to receive and transport
the Mormon immigration through that place
to the territory of the Saints.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

ELoCrTIoSARY ExHlBITIoS.-The young
gentlemen Of Prof Belding' Elocution class
will give an exhibition next Friday evening,
10th inst, at the lecture room of the Medi-
cal College. See programmes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

ALL SPEAK WILL Of DIR. c. L. Spencer's Fra
grant odouselaine fer the teeth. Warranted ,o
contain no acids makes peariy white teeth, puri-
mes the breath and is all We clnim, the purest and
most fragrantly scently dentrifce ever offered N
the public, For sale by Wilkinson Bartlett. and
all druggist. nov.2l-aAw I'm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

"HAr'-They are certainly the most valuable
tonic and grateful stimulsnt beverage ever pro-
dueed One trial win satisfy the most skeptical.
Try them and you will never be without them.
They should be upon every side board in the
country. Well, wHAr' Why, Pinkerton's ahoo
and Calissya Bitters, Of course. What else coo,d
1t be, ve would like TO know1 Feb.4dav
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

IT is said by the St. Louis journals that there
will be at least forty boats in the upper Missis-
sippi trade upon the opening Of navigation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

WHAT has become of the Des MONIES Reg.
isterf 1t hasn't reached our sanctum for sew
eral days. What is the matter, OH genial
c0nfreref Thine absence causes us to pine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14
CITY NEWS.

THrRE was q runaway on the levse JESTER
dsy, No fatal results 80 far Is heard ffom.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

WHAT DORIS IT MEAS!-Why should the
scare or "panic'' and marking down. dry
goods here be attributed to usY 1t is true we
keep good stock, and sell as cheap as we
eau, 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. KIsrR A. Huns
feb7-tt No. 90 Main street. Keoknk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

PHILLIPS 4 KERR have just received nsn
and choice lot of brown and bleached sheet
ings and shirtings of the best brands. Also.
few new style spring prints, DC. fpbl1.4t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

Mr.. Abraham Weaver, from 'the rural
parts,'' wss swindled out of S2,70O in Chi
cago upon Thursday, by 'con6dence" man
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

cAisass Ha1kss.
~ 4,,sr,A,l orsAss, -. II.
fAs reAsss.susviasas ~ seAs nasisss - Htrs.s.
H41rsaA ~ spsIEsshsss > Ss11.s
tsaAsaay. .-sf .Ef,sD4.f Il I AM
1sessd ko9s dull.
Rssviaisas sfsa hsAs Ss1rssssA 49, psssss nse
Sessgaog sssAaey. M0veek ss1anaa q IL Aare
70 ieve. salee Of stsaa rseAeesd q le< 1dGh ed
1870 ne.v -, ,seisessA clas 49, slrsa 10 qsiss
ed ceiling TO nnatsd extent q Iox ~ ises4 orsn
meats srs daIl. With light aiss u lsA for A4ns hoa
slasshtsrsd 49, anA ~ SR spas hsa lrssssA hsgs-
Ese.r--Aarkst IL nodrstsiy acsivs aaA prices ne
steady u the following quotations. tns and D.. Louis
white winter 1t IL ooDl1 % Aieheaa vhits winter ct
o0oll 90 Wisoonsln white vint~ u 1870 %; red
winter It 100 90 fancy sDsns extra 1t eooe u
choice sprinG sstr, ct Oooi - god spring exras at
2Ses Is lsw grades st 2sos 90, supsrnns 10
so. Rye Flour Ooo4 -.
Grain--w Wheat nrnsr and In actvs dss,and Tor aipg
short sees Esd We note an advance q eic bushs
sass Of No spring at 1901 H. closing quiet II u;
No spring ranges from 6 Dss according to the ioea
ton; relscted spring IL In fair milling demand 1t o6oo
Corn steady the demand y almost exclusively coaaned
70 rejected sass 1t slko3a1f other grsdss honinai
with sales ~ Oa quiet but comparatively steady 81
2sx for No J. and At 1914 for No in soev. Rye quiet
salss 1t 4s and II - for No In store Barley
.moss nominal sales of fair grads At 1915 TRACK
sseds-Acsive at the recent dselises salss o.
timothy at ls0a S. Glover at to07 So Pax d
4s04 80.
Hishvinss-Inactivs and entirely nominal at = II.
Cattle market DULL salss 1t 1894 NJ for common
and at To9s % for fair to good srsdn.
Live hog, dull and sc lower; saiss 1t T5D9 50 fol-
common TO prime grades lot Of ooe changed hands
7balo qs but thcs are an trea Asursa ana no cytte
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

There is to be valentine festival in Bur-
lington, as we see by the Harkeye. Our public
makes no demonstration of that kind.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

We givc below the history of one of those oc
currences which illustrate the wisdom and
proprie,y OF securing for the wife and s.the
little ones at home" competency and com
Portable maintenance in spite of the inroad,
OF death aud "the sings and arrows of out.
rageous fortune:"
In 1883 William Manners, a we'll known
citizen OF keokuk, took policy in the Mu.
sual Benefit Life Insurance Company of New
ark, New Jersey, on which he paid an annual
premium $50 10. Shortly after making his
eighth annual payment, in July last, his death
occurred, and on Saturday last the agent. &c
the Company, Messrs. Ball l. Dunn. Of ri.
place, presented to the widow of the deceased
. draft for $1,000
The Company represented BY Messrs. Rail-
q Dunn enjoys good reputation, and ;ts bu.
sinesa in Keokuk is assuming magnitude
not reached, we believe, by any other CO...
pany
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

sss wsmaa in another column picking Sam
burg Grapes for SPEER's WnE. II IL An .am;-.
BILE article, used in hospitals and BY the sr., 81.
families in Paris, London, and New York. in mr.,
srenee to old Pert Vino. 1t 10 worth . trial -,
8"ss great sstissaction Oct . ew
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

STRANGE HALLucIyATIoKs. We hear of
CLOSING out sales, ''panics in cotton goods, y
fearful reductions for thirty days tonly. J
customers made happy" and some have
the assurance to suppose that the late reduc-
ton in prices is attributable to them. What
does it mean?) All of this is as well under
stood by the public as by those in whose
brains such phrases originated. But when j.
c. Curtis & Co. announce that they are SELL
ing OF their entire stock regardless Of cost,
people consider it reality, and show their
appreciation Of so modest statement by
svailing themselves of their preferred bargains.
Thankful for past patronage, they are happy
to state that the sales, regardless of cost, still
continues from day to day, without limit.
feb13-tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

= FIVE companies of the Ninth cavalry reach
ID Davenport on Saturday. ,8t1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14
oe..eetieot Mutnal Life Insurance CO

We clip the following trom the New York fndepev
dent ofksps 18th:
This Company vas organized In 1875 on the muiusl
systsu With the we'll sdvsutage Of furnisfiye
nsuraHce IL Its setual In the amount OF its trg
nsss IL 10 tbs largest life insurance company in II
country, and with The exception OF enc German ceT
pany tn. larg-st In the world ls accumulated capita
il nearly IL has paid since its rsaniEsticr
over 81 families and editors Of deceased
msmbers aud has refunded over 3S,0uoouo 10 policy
holdses In dividends plus premiums Its present
suryiss 10 q 600 eoG from which the annual divL
dsrA uau b Asesaxsd q lss Of Rsc, The
Of policies Issued during Khe bS5 Its annual
50 0oo COO Its receipts for inter
est alone being over half y million, which thas
paid IL. Losses for the year ending LIST November last
Prom these figures notion be obtained of tts
bcsness done By the company, and Of the i'd
vArtxses offered TO nsur-rs Fuller particulars will b
nd in trtisesnt 10 asoiber column. OF the
advantages Of life ia scarcely necessary &c
uything al this day Lor Chsncekor Ly nthurst
remark, that With dependent family 10 free
from yrroach If his lif4 is Insured 10 strong
The duty OF Insurance being admitted the thing
hud safe and cbesp company; and the Connecticut
Mntnsi u 10th"
II. n TKs ErcK IL the agertfer this popular company
o this eitv oct6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

The correspondent of the Loudon Post
says:
Its reported in diplomatic circles that q
private understanding exists between the eov
srnments Of Great Britain and Washington.
BY which the claims made by America for the
losses at ssa viii BE- anicably arraassd.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

WILL Sarah Amanda send that message
unto David Jonathan to- day? OF course she
will, and David J. will repay in kind And
if they get into q matrimonial net and wish to
get out of it let them go to Chicago. During
the year 1865, the several courts of that city
granted 275 divorces, of which III were an.
pealed for by wives, and 90 by husbands,
and the new year opens with still better pros
poets of lively business in that line. A lady
OF the advanced age of sixteen, who had been
married only eight days, has just been granted
divorce from her hege lord on the ground
OF "incompatibilty OF temper" Promising
young lady.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

~ Ths most complies stock In the city always
be found At the above establishment, and at the very
lowest figures. JAM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

TNOR SALE That very nice residence formerly
pied BY r n Allyn, BioodeAs street. between
Third and Fourth str-ts Price s. sOU cash Also tuo
lots franklin street. opposite the residence Of j.
Estts Ptce 81 Coo fitle good sale Bsquire Of
JAMS II. B. TTN-kYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

The following abatement shov, tn ,.,.;...
fro" internal revenue durina the week .pain, n,
ruary 10th.
"A. W u,y. sl'zss l51,esi Tuesday, $z3s,sal,-
sss'4l; Friday, SIS, ssa, 81; s.ssrss," s1 so-
oo1,7s; Total, $4,77l,li5o s1'1'-
pafng the week $l7,56s,se In fr.s.;o.., -
.s.sy .sre issued to the banks, making ( tsf.I
s'V u sarssissSss Il 1s,5sLlss,se, 800
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14
EOR SALE.-s40 acres of Land. 200 i,

u eutfv.tiop, 100 In nher- nearly all under fenos
With twostory Frame Dwelling. containing eight rooms
good cistern three welis and living stream Of water
through the place Coed orchard and Frame Barn 90
feet This 10 situated I'VE miles North Of the
Les Moines Valley Railrpsd Bonsparfe in Van Bareu
coanty Iowa and 10 OF the beat farms in that
Of hs etAts and viii Be- sold br - pr half
down. and the balance time with per intsrest
FOR further infoy nation call WILLIAM WRIGHT,
tbs plaee, or H. ~ fEN-BiCK,
nov26 Resl Estate Ag mt, Keokuk-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

GROCERY AND Fed SroRE FoR SALE.-The
subscriber being about to engage in another
business, offers for sale his stock of family
groceries and fixtures in store, on Fourth,
between Main and Blondeau. To any one
wishing to carry on -four, feed and grain
store, this is a rare chance. Inquire for
few days of At f. W. MEpcALy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

EOR SALE-The House and Land nov
occupied by Charles Ivir', on the bluG, two mile
and half above ke. kuk-2o acr,s Of land, Is under
high Of cultivation and we'll fenced Fine growth
OF fruit small fruits and grapes brick house,
tanning rooms good ceIiaR, eastern and houses;
desirable country resderce Poseaaion the Arsf OF Dc
tobcr Title perfect. Enquire Of
augs He rKN-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-14

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