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TIL. Right Men Coming.

The New York Ne,cs is perfectly delighted
with the character OF the delegates that are
being selected at the South for the Philadel-
phia Convention. OF the Louisiana delega-
ton, it says;
Most Of the delegates esponsed the Confede-
rate cause. Some Of these tainted by the ray
side, but most Of them remained faithful to the
end. When that end came they abandoned
their attempted secession, laid down their
arms, and resumed their allegiance to the
Government of the United States, and from
that time to this have been as loyal citizens
Of the Union as the editor of the Times, who
is now too good, in his own conceit, TO sit in
council with them.
Gen. s'Dick' Taylor, who is one OF the
delegates, the Neirs says, Is known to every
body Col. Geo. A. Williamson, who is an
other, was gallant Confederate soldier, -
and so on. These are, of course, the men
above all others, to unite with Andy johnson
in helping to make treason odious. Gin.
Gazette.
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=
Tie Chicago Rbx Ays IN speaking Of Tie
nsfsp1an ~.
ssFor ouce We have European dispatches
fall, sxpxsit, and direct
nThe great war has virtually snded. Prus-
IN, With her eight corps d svnss coocessra:
ted on Austrian tesE;fory, having sepazatsd
the Imperial from tho Federal army IN ~
West having inflicted decisive, crushing
deA.at On the Austrian army undes Benedict |;
b nug before her victorious legious Only an
open County, vast smooth battle aeld-so
the Austrian Capital, ID only arrested In her
triumphant course BY Aag Of truce.
nAlons With the close Of the war We have
some Of il results clearly foreshadowed. The
Paris Nonitexr announces that,
asAfter having maintained the honor OF
his syms in Italy, the Emperor Of Austria
coscprfipg in the ideas Expressed IN the EN-
peror NapoIeoi's letter Of June llth, 70 his
minister of foreign affairs, cedss Venstis e
Fnnce, and accepts bis mediation for The
conclusion Of peace. The Bmps.or fastened
to respond 70 the summons, and Immediately
communicated with the king OF Prussia ana
Italy, in order to obtain an armistice.
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GEN. LoGAs.-The democratic papers are
bitterly denouncing Gen. Logan because, in
his recent speech. he said:
"There ought to be an example made in
this land, for future generations, of jeff. Davis
and many others who were associated with
him in the organization of treason. They
ought to be tried, convicted and, hung
That sentiment is feebly expressed when
the language used is compared with that of
President johnson, uttered after the war had
closed. The President entered upon the du
ties of his Office with the promise that every
leader in the rebellion, civil or military,
should be hanged for treason. He promised
the people that he would see to it tina. treason
was a crime, and that traitors would be pun
ished as certainly as burglars, murderers,
robbers, thieves, and other criminals.
eago Republican
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TAs Dssrsis Wesl lsasess.

Only one-fourth to ons-third Of the clip Of the
State hes now gone fron FIRST hands, u outside
estimate eeins large one. The resent Decline
has eceasioned . complete lull in the naxkse, tie
nAasfaeturses Offering $50 for tbs hsse suA,itsee.
which HOLDERS have not beeA inelinsd . aesspt.
prsGsssing 70 await the aetion Of Coaersss 8 ~
nsw tasi4.
Yesterday the Senate decided to postpone IL
bin until nsxt Dsosmbsr, ths eGest Of vhieh. s.
~ - concerns ths wool market. rsmains = +
sssa. Thsss y : fAir prospect that tAs vol
grower ny resolve mere sahetaaEaal pFutsotiea
" he Sessak II IL nsasss thaa wosl6 have -
ssatsd fton tn passaes o. tAs tariff iessH. Il =
nov rsedsssa esrtsin d. ~ hsayy inpestatien
= sseds = n kiDes ~ ~ sssnAy + = 80
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Stoves AND TUX WARE.-One of this city's
old and well-established institutions is the
stove and tin ware house Of B. A. WILLIAMS,
now B. A. WILLIAMS & Sox. Mr.. WILLIAMS.
long . resident of Keoknk, commenced bis
present business about nine years ago at his
present stand. He has prospered largely
therein. His extensive rooms are filled with
an immense and carefully selected stock of
stoves of divers excellent patterns, and Of
the best manufacture. And there is, in me
taphorical parlance, q wilderness of tin ware
and the other material Of the trade. On the
first floor, the sale rooms, there are heating
and cooking stoves indefinitely numerous
and the floor above presents a similar array,
and yet again the floor above. All Southern
Iowa, and the region, adjacent hereunto can
be supplied at this house. They need not go
elsewhere. For stoves and everything in
their line, we recommend to purchasers and
the trade the establishment of B. A. VIII.
LIAMs Il SoS,
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49, = - rrueaaa uee1ls go = -
RSssa1 1n146ee--6gUsssaea 0eo -. ~
0SS6Wen 6aAAeh- anaaa43ea - -
IeW DR1AA0A MINISTRY.
Nrv Yoax, July -
The detailed accounts Of the lighting y
0ernany, contained in the corrsepoNAaece g,
~ Reeitoh paposs, attribute IL rom4Ane
mccess Of the Prussians 10 the superiority q
heir arms. The needle gn, n peFaculnf, =
mentioned q having bsen vesy eno0cvc. =
m;l;tsrv CORRESPONDENT Who saw the sighting
& Podolia, says that the Austrian Who fen
under the 6rs Of infantry were, compAfed g
the Prussians, nix to one.
Professor Goodwin Smith, in letter 70 the
Loadon DAILY Nass, Of July 4th, suggests
that, considering the admirable WY IN WHICH
the Americans have behaved about The FeniaA
irvasion Of Canada, he present would b. >
nrorer time to consent to m inquiry on the
Hlabsms Question. aWhat the Americans
demand.n saws the Professor, ttis fair in
ouiyy into q case in which they believed they
suffered wrong. Such an inquiry - honor
nesd not refuse, and - the most punctllions
honor, on the contrary, would court tor 'ss
own vindication."
Queen Victoria was to hold council on thu
9th to organize the new Derby Cabinet. A
statement of the programme of the new Derby
Ministry Was not expectedto be made in Par.
lament until the 9th.
Funds were buoyant under the peace pros
poets. The discount market was unchanged.
The bank rate remained ut 10, notwithstand'
ing the continued land complaints at the pro-
tractsd maintenance Of that rate.
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The New York Citizen doe. up the famou.

Mrs. Lucy Cobb, pardon brokeress, thus:
"She is a woman of good guise, about five
feet four inches high, and between the years
Of twenty-eight and thirty.two. She is sIen-
der and delicate looking, though there are
fine curves in her body. She has q wistful
dark blue eye, Roman nose, q pretty mouth,
generally we'll compressed, but, when dis.
parted, you can see the teeth are like pearls.
Her skin ia rs clear as peach rind she has
brown hair, and weighs about l45 pounds.
Her dress is commonly tasteful, and meant
to show to advantage the shapeliness Of her
figure; thus, in warm weather, she wears .
tight linen wrapper, very white, and tidy, and
plump. Mrs. Cobb formerly kept cigar
store on the avenue; married Treasury
clerk. left him, travelled, returned, and lives
by her check at present"
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REnAaKAsLR LETTER OF IHrRoDUcrIox.-
The following is the text Of letter brought
b. the two sons of Add 81 Kader TO n. Emile
de Gerardin 1t Paris: aPnise b. TO The on
true God. To our noble, respected and hieh.
y honofed ffieadi Nay God srant You 81
happinessi Nay Jon and al Who are dear
Z. g yoe enjoy Perfect healthl We pray also
the Almighty to pour down, His mercsss on
you. After being informed q to Yen and
{cuI neaith, we shall tell you list tkanka to
vvoo, We are at the height Of our vishes.
loof Personai Affection and The great lind.
- ~ fssass y al~sys pssssst toeas ~,
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GATE CrTY jon OFF1cE.-While we are
improving other departments of our estab-
lishment we do not intend to overlook this
already well arranged branch of the institu-
ton, now surpassed by no other Office in the
State. 1t is now supplied with nearly every
article that is required to meet the demands
of the public, but as fast as new styles are
issued BY the manufacturers we will select
such as the tastes Of our patrons may require
In buying our cards and paper from the man.
ufacturers, we are enabled TO give entire sat-
isfaction in those articles. Customers will
please bear in mind that we are not to be sur.
passed in either style or promptness-
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The Washington special to the Chicag

Tribune says:
The Mississippi River Bridge Bill, passed
by the House this afternoon, gave rise to one
of the sharpest parliamentary fights OF the
session. As it originally stood, it merely
authorized bridge at Quincy. Amendments
were made providing for bridges at Hannibal,
Reokuk, Dubuque, La Crosse and Winona
These gave the measure such character that
it was difficit to make much headwsy against
1t. The contest, therefore, was on an amend
meut, making the Clinton bridge a postal
route, or, in other words, legalizing it. There
was strong interest here in favor Of this
proposition, and nothing but the energy and
invincible determination of Mr. Washburne
prevented i, from being carried. The strug-
gle was long. noisy and exciting, but at the
end, Mr.. Washburne came out triumphant,
and defeated the Clinton project by two
majority. The six bridges authorized, must
each be one hundred and sixty feet span.
The bill has already passed the Senate.
Whether the amendments authorizing bridges
at other points besides Quincy will be agreed
TO, remains TO be seen.
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Lumbar far Cincinnati.

The Detroit Posts Bay City correspondent
says:
The largest raft of lumber which has ever been
made on Saginaw river, passed this city on
Thursday last. 1t consisted Of 100000 feet Of
lumber and $4,000 shingles, being 24a feet in
length. 40 feet wide, and 10 feet deep, drawing
feet inches of water. Ii was made At Ports
mouth, in this county, and owned and consigned
to Mitchell 4 Rowland, of Cincinnati. Attached
to this raft we're three smaller ones, containing
about 200. 600 feet each, belonging to the same
parties, the whole being in tow of the tugs Her
cules and II. p Smith.
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GArr CirY.-This able and well known
paper has changed hands, and is now under
The editorial management of Col. SHnDos-
nephew to its late Editor. Mr.. J. D. HOW
ELL, for twenty years the editor, retires WITH
regret. he is one of the ablest writers IN the
Of the Iowa Press His Valedictory 10 able
and touching Greenrood Opinion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-19

GoLD PEss.-Persons having gold pens
that require re-pointing or repairing can have
the same done up in the best order by Geo.
L. Berg, Office and mandatory south east
corner Of Second and Main streets, up stairs,
Keokuk, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-19

Oun friend Ballingall, at Ottumwa, is 6x.
ing up the sinnamon House, and proposes
to keep good hotel. Ottumwa is driving
little city, and it needs first rate hotel, and
Ballingall knows how to keep that style of a
house.
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Hos. JOEL RAsrxAs, of Conway, New
Hampshire, is at Salisbury, on visit to his
mother, now several years along in her 18th
decade. When on a visit to her year or two
ago, on leaving he said he might never zee
her again. "Why," twas the interrogatcry
of the venerable LADY, ''you are not about to
die, are you, Joe!?'f
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DRAINAGE TIE for sale by
(iy1S.1w) CADY q PncK.

BIAsxs.-For Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills Of Lading and all kinds Of Justices
B,.nks. call at the GATE CrrY Counting
Room.
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Or Monday evening last, three Catholic
priests and Two students were drowned in
Annapolis Bay. They had started out on .
boating excursion, whom one Of the party,
Father Classens, accidentally fell overheard,
and in attempting TO rescue him the boat Was
capsized. Only two Of the party were saved.
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Nrw FLouR.-The first new -four that has
been raoeived in this city arrived yesterday
morning from Castle Mills, Quincy, Ills, and
can be found at the store of Robertson h Al
hers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-19

Frsr1vAI--There will be Festival ct
Rice's Hall, on Friday evening, July 10th,
under the auspices Of the Good Templars.
All are invited to attend.
u BIZ ORDER or THE CoMnrrTKE.
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An OLD BEAx.-Upon beam of one Of
the houses recently pulled down near Notre
Dame, Paris, the following inscription was
found cut in the wood: 81 was placed here
in the year 1850, and was six hundred years
old when they took me from the forest. =
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VIZ notice that the Gibbons block is being
pushed constantly and substantially forward.
A large part Of the work will be done this
season, albeit the building will probably not
be completed until next year.
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SPECIAL CAurrox.-Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup has Asceas so popular thst various parties
have put out articles calling them Mrs. Hinsiows.
Please take notice that the Mrs Winsiow OF the
sooth;p. svrup /, not competed with any other
article. june5-dwASm
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NreRo CATHOLICS. old Swedenbor-
eian church building on Longworth street,
Cincinnati, has been purchased for . congls-
CATION Of colorsd Roman Catholics, and hes
been solemniy dedicated BY the Arehbnhop
for that purpose. 1t is now called 81. AIMS
Chnrch
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We are glad to zee that our young friend
CHAR1Es A. CHoArE, ESQ.,, now Of Memphis,
Tennessee, is circulating about among his
MANY friends in this locality.
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The North Iowa Tmee -. -.
Iowa mot in Convention q Des NJ; o'0isfs OF
9th OF Juns- Hadn't heard ~ y on the
Twenty-hv little Kangaroo, With ss.. ~.aore;
hind lea, Kicked around coma on th ss II.
Des xofSs Reoisr. ''.' oay-
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new York Narkss.

new ORR A4KkoHs
BY TslssrspAl Hsw YcsE. yuly 10.
Cottoo-nors active and steady without change IN pri
css; se9ss for niddinC holdsss gsosaiiy dssAnd IN
advance.
vlour-DuIl and heavy and loease io-sr q ooo7
90 for extra State p 5000 o5 M 3. II. o; SO o.
0l2 40 trade brands, closing dull
whishy-oniet; a 2o07 - for Western.
whsst-Recsipts l.o.s&2 bushels; market aail and
non,inaiiy los or. 800 Lushsls new No Milwaukee,
10 lots. 81 lsss IS,
Rys-Receips. no bu Shells sarkst heavy a.d iossr
sslss at IS
Barley and Barley Malt dull and nominal
Corn-ksceips $50 szi bushels; opened . shsd< 6sm-
r closed steady with moderate export and fair homo
trade enquiry s2Hss,S unsousd meg I'D Western;
eS1ssi1 sound do .incindipg high ni.ed
LsAsher--Market nrm; modsrsts dsmapd sole a1o3s;
Rio Grand and Bsenes Ayrss, light, s4Dssl middle do
SOAR; heavy do slOsa for Califr.ia light do ss1f0
S41sf for middle do -, and IS for hessy DO.
wool-For.ign and domestic Aseee quiet st so17i;
Stat. and Western nseee "a; IS f unsashed sly lor
pulled.
,con.e-More aetlrs Sugar, Cuba los1DlslS Hs.
vsns ~ Aosss.s dull.
Petroleum-DuIt n for crude, G03s for rsAssA In
bond.
Pork-Heavy and irregular, 81 1eDal 50 for msss
closing 1t ssI 81 cssh 80 so1@9 rs old do, "a 90
- 90 for prime also 80 btis August and o.
tob.r seilerv' and buyers option Il 81 s7h1s7 ..
Besf- Unchanged.
Cut Meais-stsAdy, 1ssz8Isszc Tot shoutdsrE H. -
% for Hams.
Bacon Dull,
LArd-Dali and heavy; lsD2oE.
Batter-Duli at 2oAsse for Ohio; and EO4oc kf
State
Hsw York Money aarkst.
By Telegraph Ers YolK July 10.
Money cay at soe = osnt. call toAns.
stsrlng-auiss ut looaloox.
Gold opening 1t 1te, closing 1t 11ssS
Exports Of Specie to-day q. .ooe.
Government Stocks are iss. active and shade love-
stock Market.
By TelesrAph.l Nkv Yosx. Jpiy 10.
Stocks better, c&RIGh kBw SOL; pn ssjS:
cAPss; nris 81 PIT W c0& NYc lostG Allan
tic Co li2 Bsston " P not quoted, v o Tel ss1<;
,-eos ID series 1856
- Louis Market.
BY Telegraph 81. Leufs. July IL.
flour Tending downward, but not quosasly lower.
Corn Primer. Whit sssss mix I'd and yellow e3Oss
oss-Unchsnged.
Foreign Markets.
Lvnrooi, July T.
Ootton-Market on Saturday DUH and the previous
siv.nc. vas Loaf. Sales 1000 bsle. The decline vas
caused BY the reported failure Of peace nsgoeiations
niddiinE apasds quossd II about lad.
Rresdstuhs-rirmer.
Pro,isions-Inactive.
Consols yer. quoted ., s7,< %. se<ss7; Ri. .Asr,.
assDash: C s5I<assl<
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X. M. p. d ~ Il. r.
61NRl4kaA
1866. ChAMge OF Tfssee 1856.

LEArE KEoKUK.
LIST rrain-Ils 4. ". daily, except Sunday.
"A T,rin-4o9p
LAvH IUkT kADUON
~ rrain-4es A u iaiiy, except AosdAy.
An fraia-le3o A. n. =" -
The u trail Will NJ sokuk With the eekuk
and o. Issts and Dee Aones valley RailrseA
The lst train leaving ke ooanscts With northern
Line Packet CompAny boats 1t Port MsAisos, making
sur. connections with Railroad at Durisngtcn, koch
Isisnd ard Davenport.
me 4sh srss isavng Fort Madison, seties
With the Valley afternoon train and the III
and Southern lows and Great Western \. =.
Tickets for all ponfs for sale BY agents att odees
the Company- tnehJsl ~ OopA =, e<cyt
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PERsosAL--The Muscatine Journal has
this to say Of the appointment of our towns
men, Gen. W. W. Belknap, Collector of In.
ternal Revenue for this District:
"The telegram informed rs, on Saturday,
. u cs Zen, ". ", Belknap had been appoint.
ca collector of Internal Revenue for the FIRST
district OF Iowa The JouRsAL some time.
ago made known his candidacy. This !. one
Of the few appointments recently mad. Z, v ,hs
President eminently fit to b made. Gens sn1
beisuap is no "wsx -fgger' man. he is NO
SOLDIER whose legs ehafed % that he could not lot
march or light, lie entered the service =. ~
Major Of the 18th Iowa Infantry, and I from ~
the battle of Shiloh in April, 1883, to tbe h.t.
ss &c 2, nen.oansv,e four years Afterwards, did
LEAVING the service = breyet m.;o,..s.asi
after the close Of the war BE Va ~.
commander Of the 18th Army CO.., .ns lsss
N exquisite pleasure to rs 70 knou r.. as
: ore. '1Sn.on has recently don. ons Ar. An;
so becomes "n.n , s1S.hs. hens tooth Of shs
. note Of it, no' isii to make
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We apprehend it will be necessary to en-
ploy somebody to set up with our cotempo-
rary; our enlargement of the CARE has soured
on his stomach; he is dreadfully put out, and
lashes himself into very extensively bad
humor for hot weather. He reiterates his
stale falsehood about our attacking our Ger
man fellow citizens, q shallow and contempt,
ible butternut dodge Of his to try to get our
German population over on the copperhead,
fre-in-the-rear, four years of failure platform.
He knows his statements are wholly false; and
this little game to get our patriotic, freedom
loving Germans to stand by the copperhead,
slsvery-loving, rebel-favoring crew, whose
rallying cry in Missouri and other border
States during the war was 'td-n the Dutch"
who so maligned and traduced that pure pa
triot and far seeing man, Gen. Carl. Schurz,
for his able, sagacious, aud trne report of the
condition Of the reconstructed down in Dixie
this transparent copperhead trick at honey.
fugling on the part of our contemporary, and
which does him honor as proprietor Of wax
hgger show, wont avail anything a. an at.
tempt to convert the Germans of this city over
to the butternut democracy. That cannot be
done.
As to his writhing over the GArEs prosper
ity, we, in mercy, spare him. He is evident
ly feeling SO badly about it that we have mt it
in our heart to aggravate his misery. It
would be a clear case of unlawful cruelty to
animals of which We don't wish TO be guilty.
Feeling amiably disposed we profoundly sym.
pathize with HIM in his affection. Fighting
the battles of copperheadism in this loyal
Hawkeye State doesn't pay; our contemporary
has his reward. Meantime We congratulate
his subscribers on his expressed determine,
tion not to raise his subscription rates now.
because he has faint hopes Of being able to
enlarge hereafter.
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Hotel Property for Sale.

THE UNION HOUSE, 1t Hamilton. on.
poses keokuk, With thrcs and half lots Of srou "a
% Which situated good tvostory Frame Hotsi Build
nG consfninG % rcpMs, with evsry ocuvenienc~ IN
csliar, oistn, god veil Of water With tsrn
room for = horses. HeFv rars chance III sny o.s
osInk 70 eneagsn the Hotel Business The enIy res-
son Why the proprietor desires 70 e.l h On
cooss o. we VI Asath Of his wife. Price a 5oo Ttle
ror further infermatson inquire Of j. 9. Rob.,.. q,
$3.50, or 70 u. B TkN-EYCK
neySo1 Real 1state Agent KeoAut
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Il perline with our late much esteemed PARTNER Mr.
NV Eallsy, cannot but express onf siscsre 70
s1sor M would commend hin 70 those among vho0
,riSS AYRHs, MANN AYaD.
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LNCR fALx-Ihrss very desirable Loss which
located stny briet ~ eliins bouse centainne7
o. rooms large brick wssh house and wood house.
together with large bvick stable large cstsrns
and Lots we'll covered With choice lot Of fruit eth
trees This property b situated the All
and Morgan strsefs convsnient TO business Price 5000
half Gosh balance In and years per cent in.
tsrest Title good Enquire Of
apxh n D. rHN-EYCK
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LcoR eALE-rhe vdy desirable Brick residence an
u grounds nov o. nsd and occupied by A wfIkin
Esq, situated the Of 18th and High
House hsa on 10 rooms With all the modern improve
ments-arrs frame harn-fhree very desirable lots
tsehed covered With fruit and trees Price
$500 Title good ss,e. For further particulars
enquire Of a. D rEN-EFCK
March 81 1865
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EOR SALE-30 acres Of fine grape and
other fruit land: 10 hish state II culti-
vattp 10 under fence with 30e fruit vMri-
GUS kinds BEARING. Price y7s Per .ere Also
20 acres joining the above ~ns ana Ia the same
ebaraeer with no improvements but be all enclosed
By psing fence she road 1T small pease Price
SO and $50 per This land situated The res
id-ncs Of DR. Hicks shout aiies Second street
kscknk. For particulars enquire Of
mch2 IL B. TEN EYCE.
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INSURANCE ON D.ell;,g Hoa...

KNoR sALk-A Frame ewsiifng hoese, onfsin,bg 10
II rooos cisttrn cellar wood house ant sasfie with
lot 80 BY 80 and the property formerly oc1rded ky
Mr. Brewer, situated fhSccrner Of Ist AID High
and sCrds very delightful view OF the river Price
$700&5o cash, ard tbs balance In yssr With per
cent intsrest. inquire Of H. b. TEs-BYcK.
mayHA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-19

GNoR EALE.-rsn acres Of land, represented In tho
ls CITY Plat - letter L, In the tract Keokuk.
authorized to sell this property very srrat
gals, IL applied for soon. Title good sale Ea-
quire Of n. b rEN-EFCR
sp9l-d Real Estate Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-19

nav York money market.
By Telegraph HKS Yonx. July 10.
Money cay at sos 2 cent call loAns.
stsrling-auiet ut 1909 1904.
Gold opening at lie, closing 1t i1sss
Exports Of Specie to-day q. SO. ooe
Government Stocks are lsss active and shade love-