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INSURANCE ON Dwelling Housrs an

INSURANCE on Dwelling Housrs and
u Household Furniture Be +h-ced ~ ihe 41na ~
ssra.cs CbapssS Hartford, Hm< fHssyosce Sapory,
Rs1 io l. other re~ponsil ic .ock conpsn Zen
one 70 year, rates Gng rom 20 &c ~
DIR c~nt On the 500 Tor the Eho ii- or -
CD Up other iesponsibae company For rttaels
issra.on Insurance call on the underss ned, bo
give better iud- unity than m lie found :. 9TH
ageosy in this section idsc2SI Il B. TAkEieA
EOR SALE-The brick cottage dwelling
II house occupied by o. sseoa, with toll lot lxrss
frse tArs Cd hose, eitern, osisr and situated N
soou neixLborho.d. y. apkn fret, Ninth.
Pres o. i0e NJ in fe~ AAss Title = I'd Of 20 sale
kisSIrs ~ nj s0I II. fEN1fCk.
NOR SALE-A oas story frame dwelling
L h..u.~, eolt ming or rscdis. large fsmr srn,
tern, cear other imj rovernrn with tall rot.
situated Bank street. First snd Second street
Price fio0o aud oomp s.isns- TIL xoot Enqrtre o
chic ikNkith-
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The Carthage Gazette represents increased
interest being felt by the people of Hancock
county in the early construction ofthe Toledo,
Peoria and Wabash railroad.
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New GooDs just received and daily arriving
ct Bostwick L Co.'S. Go and see their spring
styles Of dress goods.
enthusiastically
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CoRREcTroN.-In our notice of time card
Of Fort Madison railroad yesterday, we made
an error The cars leave Fort Madison at
400 and 1880 A. N.
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EOR SALE.-s4o acres Of Land. 400 In

FOR SALE.-840 acres Of Land, 400 In
II cu,tiv.tion 100 in tfrb. n-.riy al und .n~c-
with two-osy Frame Dwelling. contrasting tis 1t rooms
through the place God orchard and Fran. 10 % by
~ feet This farm iseiustrA Ave miles n, r,h OF the
Mofne Valley kaihoss At eonsparre, 10 N.n auren
county Iowa. y Of the bet fars in that sec
of the stats and viii be sold 10 Per half
d. w. and tbs baahc@ On ns With per cent interest
FOR farther infDymAtsan call - WILLIAM RIGHT,
on the place. e II. y. TEN.E1CE,
nov4o 1saf Atate Ags nj, Keokuk.
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Jusr received at Bostwick 4 Co.'S. choice
line Of black silks, the cheapest ever brought
to this market. Go see them.
mari
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H-NOR eALE-fhat very nice residence formerly
n pied ~ II. Allyn, on Blondean street, between
Third and Fourth stre t. P ice $3.50 cab Al-o t~o
iUss on lrapkHa street ospnte the r-sideues u J.
R.t-s. P,iee 81 0oo Title god sale krqnie Of
lana H. b TfN-kNCK.
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ER SALE Lots aud 8 in Block
T. lsl. % The eosnse Of 81 and Palsan streets WI
b sold u > hargsAp. Dnqsirsof ~
mayA M H1.E1N-1YOk
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FE0R EALE.--A Business Lot on Asia
sssesa b~t~esn Sih a~a ST. North siae) on uhish
Il story rct eecFe Bnilding 20 by 70 seet This
property = offered . FEY day, at the iv price
Of 81 co. half cash and bassLe IN st1 months With in
sasss. Title good or 10 sale. Enquire Of
wOv8 n. w. TgN-GfCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-22

81 The most complete stock In the city can al~ays
lowest figures. janI
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nor SALE-Eorty acres land within four
u naes q ksyhHt. ~ scrs und.r ,-nr- and in >
tnter With ~ ssif cslcnAeA Rs ssss<~ snd oft ~
fr,its. tbs - y = . vra@~ AsHse conszintTe
sour osAs xcrd cse<rn pls stable and 9th. EFT
building cgvther With all sinh II h airing rus
shrutbesy kc ard " ituatet thu ss Nctnrs ,alle!
faslro- d. Her l. rare -lan<s for bugsin- Tiia
good or no sale. Rs4cs - 30 kpasre Of
mch2 H. TEy-KYCK
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EOR SALE-The House and Land now
occnpi~d ~ Charlie ivi-,, the blud, - milse
ard bait shove ke ksk-2o Of iald Is Under
high q rntys.iop AID we'll fenced Fine rroSth
Of uf trses snaH fruits end grspes brick house.
tainne rsssae good cellar c'sstrn and ont housss
d-sfsabi~ cuuner, rsstse, Poskeon the Aisf Of o.
ANA H. b rRr-RycK.
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Tar Lille Martin passed up yesterday to
Davenport with discharged Iowa soldiers
aboard. She did not stop long enough for us
to ascertain to what regiment the troops be-
longed.
Miss DICKINSON will positively be here and
lecture this evening. Buy your tickets during
the day, and avoid the crowd at the door.
Tickets for sale at the Book Stores, Literary
Depot, and Jewelry Stores.
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nrOR aALE-Lot l. and 90 feet Of Lot In Bics le0,
u Gitazt-i on the OF seventh aud 0rle~.s Is
rhee- csvespd SuA lrnit eserYr AID ether
tn wi.h 6ne g'p~th D, share
t,ee fh- de- .alg, and large lot shr back
part the lot and re The hnet Va u ns lots In
ih~t Fart Of The et- Price 81 500 Title perfect.
qgtrj OF fjaul0l n. r. TEN-kfGK,
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Mem pnblirutions.


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(D. APPLETON 4 Co. Nc, a43 aud rs BROADWAY.
AN INTRODUCTION
10 THn
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E,OR SALE-A handsome COUNTRY SEAT
at South Amboy, N. j. formerly the residence Of Com
II A. Conover U. s. ~ The place Is two hous sail fon,
New contains 65 chiefly grass and ornamental
River Princes Bay aud the ocean, There artificial lake
upon the grounds covering about half greenhouse
gapery and all the necessary oubudings The house 10
loo above the rvr contains IL aud is sup
Piled with bot and cold water and the usual con
yeniences Churches. schools ard poofce within cohve.
ren distance Frequent communication with New York and
Phadepha by water and railroad Locstion aud surround
in,s perfectly healthy Terms easy Apply to GEhAhDUS
&. KING, No. LOO Broadway. New-YoIk, or to HOMER
MORGAN. No. 2 Pine St. New YoIk.
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EOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for SALE
L the COUNTRY SEAT Of the late o. Maurm with 30
of land onnha wooded situated Cssteto Heights
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and stabs poultry house &c. This property commanding
the view place within 40 miles OF New
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Summer residences OF Messrs George law and Nm B Dun.
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OF in lots at auction. Address JAMES E MAUhAS. NO 1
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DOR SALE-The GIRARD HOUSE, Chest.
IL nut. A. PHILADELPHIA TATLOW JACKSON,
No. GA Chestnut-st, Philadelphia

EOR SALE, at AUCTION, in part by MUL.
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