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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-13

Hon. MnLARD FILLMORE, we notice, has ar.
rived In Paris. The perfect oblivion into which
our ex-Presdent has sunk will furnish the
moralist with the subject OF a thesis on popular
ickleness. The man who twelve years ago was
III every ones thoughts, now quietly leaves the
country unnoticed, and the few who see his
name among the registered Americans suggest
the pTopriety OF his making Europe his perma-
nent home. The case of Mr.. FILLMORE is not an
isolated one. All of those of our public men
whose popularity is founded rather on chance
than talent soon sink out of remembrance.
General MCCLELLAN is at Berlin, and of him no
one thinks or speaks. Where G. H. PENDLBToN
is no one knows or cares. HANNIBAL HAMLIN is
playing the Cincinantus in Maine, while also
JOSEPH LANE, or DONALDSON, or JOHN BELL, or
KING has been forgotten. Such instances GER
tainly tend to dampen the ardor OF a political
aspirant. If BUCHANAN, Pierre, FILLMORE,
HAMLIN, and BRECKENRIDGE, after attaining the
highest offices in the land, are thus forgotten,
what incentive to exertion is left?
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-13

E(9a59 STRAW AND s MINER HATS
- Biggest stock, biggest variety, and lowest prices
in this city, at MEGA Liza IS NEW HAT STORE, No.
6l3 CHE SMUT street. third door above New Bulletin
ONCE. You save from 0O cents to 81 on q single
article.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-13

PROPOSES TO SECEDE.-The Rev. DR.. BULLOCK,
of Baltimore, a brother-in-law TO the traitor
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE, proposes to secede from
the Old School Presby terian Church, because OF
its late action with reference to the Rebel Pres
bytery OF Louisville.
Let him go. The Presbyterian Church can
well afford to lose all such men.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-13
A NEW ERA IN HORSE TRAINING.

A NEW ERA IN HORSE TRAINING.
HORSE TRAINING MADE EAsYl
NEw AND .CTICAL SYSTEM or
TEACHING A ID EDUCATING THE HORSE
BY ROBERT JENNINGS V. g.,
Author Of the Horse and his Diseases Z" 'Cattle and
their Diseases, '" 'Sheep swine, and POultry,'
With numerous Illustrations, cloth. Price sI25
This popular author, who has made the BOrse his
II study, ind whose wonderful power over him Ia
shown in the readiness with whoh he makes willing
subject the most intracta0e has at last
make his system public 1t Is simple aud withai
and useful animal that boy fifteen cen earl OF
age may handle and break the wi deSt harness
in a very short time,
II TELLS YOU
- How TO break a kicking horse.
How to break baiikY horse.
How 10 break halter ou Ter
How TO break pulling ON the bit
How TO ble horse afraid of buffalo
How 10 teach horse tricks.
How to crlye by the whip, without bridle
How to make him trot honest.
How 10 shoe horse
How make him stand for shoeinR.
How 10 make him stand be eurried
How 10 make him back well
How 70 make him stand while getting into
How o halter colt alone
How TO max a colt follow YOU
How TO bit colts without biting harness.
How to teach horse to make bow.
How to each him 10 kiss you
How 10 teach him to shake hands.
How to teach him to waltz etc etc.
Sent TO any address postpaid receipt of price.
Agents wanted everywhere Tor its sale,
JOHN POTTER CO., Publishers,
6llet No. SIT SAMSON Street, Philadelphia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-13

Nor SUITED Our Democratic contemporary
is not pleased with the resolutions passed by
the Soldiers Convention at its late session in
Pittsburg. This is natural. 1t was not pleased
when the "boys in blue" were fighting to put
down the Rebellion. 1t maintains its consist.
enCy-and 40 do the soldiers.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-13

A STRIKE ENDED.-The great strike of the
New York ship.carpenters and caulkers for the
"eighthour principle" has come to an end, the
effort to force that measure upon the ship
builders having failed. The method of hiring
by the hour instead of by the day is being urged
in some quarters That would do very well,
unless somebody should thereupon start move
ment for making forty minutes an hour.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-13
t N TIC Z.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

f~S93 HARRY B. MCCALLA, Halter,
- informs his numerous friends and customers
that have not yet been deceived the occup
Of the store he established in ChesnUt street above
Eighth, that he In no way connected with 1t notwth
s landing their numerous mIsrepresentatons to that
at a., z; MCC ALL ~ NEW II kr STORE No 6l3 CHNS-
NUT street third door above New Bulletin Office
where he can offer them better bargains and larger
10 select from
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-13

CAUGHT.-It turns out that the Loyal Georgian
was not suppressed by General TILLoTsoN after
all. Our Democratic contemporary, supposing
1t had been, was in great glee yesterday. 1t
exhibited It's inconsistency, therefore, tor
nothing
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-13

TO JOBBERS.-SI WANTED BY
Il Fhst-class Rusiness Man, who has had twelve
years experience In the Dry Goods and small ware
trade both In English aud American houses Address
4. LAMBERT. "EVening Telegraph" ONCE, Ht
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

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hsssee = - ~ ~. .A..ssS
go - s2.s ~ ..y :. .-S 1890.
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~ .sssSS.
hSoea9eeey ~ ~ 49,. 49,. = - ..,s
1870 11''' - - 8 - IA
~ 49, 49, .
e.sNs. n.
Ds9eca-es .-xs.. x a.. ..1sv,A6i
~ .s-s.,rs. ~ h.ssk ls-s.a ~ ~.
prves = ~. - -...ss.l,- .sI.ssse. -
$780, ~ ssssA =
$500 -. - .s--
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

Cattle-Rseepts this morning were 40 head
There is NO change in the market. Sons Texas
e,t,ie contiuus arriving, saa ~ u se to 70 per
n. eross, and from as to $40 per head. Some
complaint has been made in Kentucky and Ten
nesses. that cattle fever very fatal ~ ts effects,
has ben introduced into the country with Texas
cattle, Good beeves arc scarce and hrm u ont-
side rates. Sales yesterday afternoon were 1io
head, in lots Of 40 TO SIC. This morning lae
A>aA wxs sold ut same range.
Heee--Receipts 2l4 bad. Tho market 10 dull
and quiet With NO sales to report.
sAssp-Rsssipts 224 head. The demand has
fallen "a. The only sale We hear Of II "a head u
- per head.
yeah--Dul 1t SO to tl7. 4st
Lambs-Fat ones are in demand at Is Per head.
Mich Cows-steady 1t $50 to go per bad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15


EUNDRIES.
BurrKR-Held arm 1t from Csc to 2sc for choice
lots. q
Eees-In demand at from Is to zoe a dos.
PorAroEs-Choice lots find ready sale from rs
to soc p bushel.
CnIcKxss-In active demand. For young 81 so
to - rs; old ~ 90 to - IS per dosen.
HosEr-In boxes, 20 to 22e per ID.
LARD--lS TO Ice.
Gnsss APPL.s-From 4oc to Use per bus, ~
eording to quality.
osIoSs-soc per bushel.
BkEswAx-Dull, so to $50 per Id.
BAcos--Clenr sides Ice; Shoulders l5c; Sugar
Cured Hams 23c q ID.
TALLow-In coal oil bbls, loac; do loose s}c per No.
RAGs-4 to 4}e per ID.
WooL-Tub washed 45c.; fleece do fne 4oc;
unwsshed, ! Oh.
Hrbss--arecn, fc; do saited, De, green calf skihs,
l5c; dry nint l6c; do salted lac; damaged
and grsbby OF; pelts s5c to 81 IS.
FrAruRRs-Live geese feathers soc.
BaAx--In demand st 55c per 100 lbs.
HAY-The market IL well supplied. Timothy,
~ to g pcr ton; Prairie IS %.
WooD-46 90 to s. 50 per cord.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

UnfRp srArHs BoSps ABRoAp.--The latest I'd :
vices from Frankfort state that investments in
American bonds confines to b asds - : larr,
seals. There has likewise bsen "A Improved g.
.and fer Ausssian securities, partly from tks
stimalus given to prices 1t Vienna BY the ipsesss
n tAe Government paper issues. Bavarias md
ether South German stocks are also In good de-
nsAd, although large loans an expected TOR the
settlsmsnt Of the var sontributiops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

Teeth like orient pearls, set in cushions Of rose
A Breath like the perfume the toilet bestows;
These are charms to win hearts whom all other
charms fade,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

Axoxo the Sir Knights present At the Ban
quet Thursday evening, and still in the city,
il our friend d. II. LIE Susr, Esq., Of Fort
Madison.
Our friend Captain Davis was another ex-
cellent Madisonian representative present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-Rsv. J. r. Walker, Of
Rochester, Minnesota, win preach at the
Unitarian Church tomorrow morning It II
o'clock, and in the evening 1t 4 O'clock
The public are invited TO attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

OSE of the proceedings Of the Court now
in session here has been the admission Of
our young friend A. ]. McCRlRY a. Attorney
at Law. He has been student in the office
of Rankin l. McCrary, is young man Of
the purest character, studious, industrious,
and fne abilities, and much exact reading.
We predict for him successful future.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

A FRAeaAsr vial of g Sweet Opeponax
fnds its way to these headquarters from the
excellent establishment Of our friend VIM.
Beers. He has stock of this and other
perfumery and Notions generally.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

By Telegraph New YoRx, Sept IA.
The Poas Washington special says at the close
Of business yesterday the Treasury had abou,
$50, 100000 in gold. OF this amoass t6s, SEQ 600
belonged to H. Government. the balance being
for certificates. No considerable disbursemeats
from the Treasury before November, when $a4. :
oeo,ooo ar. to b paid for intsrest on til. 7-sos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

You might have preferred finding some
thing else on the editorial page, but shall the
sovereign legislators of the Kingdom of Lee
be ignored, when by law their proceedings
are ordered to be published ? Nay, verify
Take these then this morning and more va
riety hereafter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

WEax pleased 70 receive yesterday call
from our ffiead Hon. Mr.. Thatcher, of Van
Buren, comfy. he rspressats the political
status in that province to be lovely.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

orR radical lfriend, J. D. Anderson, Of
Warren, in this county, sends u fne club
Of Subscribers for the GATE, and reports
"My Policy" men in that locality to be as
scarce as Copper>Johnsonists in the Kingdom
of Heaven.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

COLONEL SHELDON, proprietor Of the GATE,
turned his face eastward yesterday, and babe
US adieu for few weeks. The Lord shield
him from cholera, railroad accidents, and
Andy Johnson stump speeches.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

RKlIoIous.-Rsv. H. Daniels, Of Alton,
will preach At the First Presbyterian Church,
corner 4th and High streets, Sabbath morn
ing, ut II o'clock. (2t)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

3o 700 Sawed Cedar fence posts and Grsps
Sticks for sale by J. 8. Atlss. Fort Madison,
Iowa. sspo6t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15
,flnantlal ann 0omm,rtial.
xroxux MARKET.

September IA, 1852.
Since the abatement Of the disagrosable wealth
the bnsness Of the city has Improved, and ~
the roads get better Ne expect still greater setivi
ty in all the departments Of trade. The foiovi ing
are the corset quotations Of ths market to-day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

The last Quarterly meeting for the yer
commences at Exchange Street n. E. Church
to-day.
Next Sabbath is the close Of the minis>sri.
al year of Rev. Mr.. Waring, pastor Of Chat.
ham Square n. E. Church, and Rev. NJ.
Burgess, Of Exchange Street Church. Thee
gentlemen have done good work in their
charges, and We hope and eonfasntly expect
that the powers that BE- win retain each for
another year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

BLANK. For Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills Of Lading and al kinds Of Justices
Blanks, call at the GArn CIry Counting
Room,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

"Essrxa FAvoRs A nv Ar,vnx-
9sE cossrrrrrIos.-Pur,.r,,& !. ,,.-s.-..
lice. the Honorable would r.. s,,s- ~ =.
r al',sd u the usually quist ~
- :" sdaesday, ths IN iass.,
70 enlishsen the people Of hi. ,iein;,, J, ~
important issues of the day. =
Agreeable % ne tins-honored ee,,o. =
a. Democracy, hs wsadsd hi. ~, : =.
sCosnG 0roessy," bat failing thsr, 70 49,,
he hearts DESIRE - vas sooa alt,r 49, J.
iraeis f. - Dtss Sters, and saiaiae -
assssy Azsstioe. b leviae snbne. "a !
1as6ealafb saaisi@s lsolise iaSisid,al.
slitA~ - SsaG + procured pisG 4 -.
- "ssS-sgs," - - ypaAstsg - -
= - fsee1Sesse ! nsGAs pss1nhs
tnslAs ~ ~ q i = = ohs1eA -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

TEE LADY's FaIExD roR OcrosEa.-The
October number Of this magazine opans with
beautiful and suggestive engraving, illustsa>
tive of the interesting story Of 'sHush Max.
Wells Heir" The double colored steel
Fashion Plate is ~ elegant s.d refined q
usual. The other illustrations refer 70 The
Fashions, and lsdys work. Anoos ,he IL.
srary contents We notice "Secood Love- BY
Mrs. Hosmer; The Magic oftAs saabesn. y
"The Story Of Proud Hear, !" BY Gabrielle
Lee; The Bachelor Answered, ~ By Matte
Dyer Britts; "Winter Time" By Norencs
fercy, author of Rock Ne 70 Sleep;'' Ed.
torials, &c.
Fnce 81 80 year. Address Descoa Z
PETERSON, $40 Walnut street, Phlsd1l,hia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

&u11xcrfox on DouxrY.-Sss Van Vslksn-
but card. auglo-sm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

Mr.. JoHr GIvIS, the efficient and gentle
manly general ticket agent of the VALLEY road,
was offered recently the General Freight
Agency Of the Toledo, Wabash Western
Railroad. This is the highest evideace Of the
6ne business qualities of Mr.. Givin; . com.
pliment won BY merit. We are glad that We
are not to lose him from his place in the Val
ley road management He declined the
prefer, and will continue in his present posi-.
ton, which he 20 we'll Ellis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

That talented dramatic troupe, Of which
Mexican Buchanan and Miss virginia are the
stars, will be in Keokuk week after next.
Their presence here early in the season drew
full houses and delighted our theater going
public. In this return they will be warmly
welcomed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

The Chicago Tribune, of the 18th, quotes
the stock Of the Merchants Union Express at
l2a@1s. The holders thereof, however, do
not offer much At these figures. The limit of
stock to be issued t$2o, ooo, ooO) has been
reached some weeks ago, consequently there
is no way to get stock but from original holds
ers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15
MARKETs BIZ TELEGRAPH


New York Market.
=, r.,.~r.pAl Nsv YosG. sspt. II
ootso.-sssady at ss1<ess1<s for middhns apasads
g1osr-IS. a-tiv. ssd lsDssc lower, q ooSio 90
pD< Extra State, % 3,&li Is for kxsra q O. and
III so0Is Is for trade brasdS closing quiet
whi.ky -Unch.ngeA sAlss Of 1000 brls In bond At
ssosas
Wss.s-nsossp.s II, is2 ba.hsls; tAs AAskas hss,y
and ease lover .a<s II - 500 basheis At 10 81 u
ssr sstrsor Chicago spriss y for .iIsd Mwsahs<;
"a feo1 T2S for New Amber; u 20 for old Witt
western, = osH1s o. nav White w-stsrn-
Rys-Ip nsod.rste reque~; st ssAs7c foe wsstern
corn-Rec ipts 20 OF bushels There Is change
In pIce Of Ia 600 bushels 1t sc for Inferior SO
Os5e for shipping mixed Western .npAi chiefly a. Sc
prins % u sore sSQsse tbs iasssr price Il sxtrius
and slo for white western.
oatsR.ceitps Of 80 bushsls -.ss 900 bu.hsls At
430S7c Chicago, and se Soc for h~auhss. She latter
for vsry choice; s71 15sc ios Psuhsyisania-
Io6ss-Iirn AID quiet.
saEar-<anief; Cubs let4DliH.
Molaasss-Qaist, Cuba 4sa Sc.
Pssrolsum- 81 -, Tor crude spd ltDtse for re-
feed IN bond.
Pork-Qsiet aod without change 10 i2lxos5 - for
nsw nsss. oassng stsa i9,S cash; SO 90 for prime
Also $50 brls new mess fr septsmtsmbsr. october
ssd Aovsnbss ssiisrs aad bayss opstos q IA -
% IS
B.ss-Ths market IL stesdy at i40Is, for nsv pls,
ness, and ls02se for sxrs me also - kris Old
plain mess a 81 80
BAeon-ouis. and nrm, Cumberland cus is1leier;
lke for shoulders; and lsH6Sac for cams
IArd--Hesvy and dali; nN@aoe.
ButtsspulI Is n32c for Ohio aaA Is Dsoc for atass
CAs.ss-Dah ., s0i1ke.
ChseaSe AasAes-
~ Telegraph cs1cAso. Sept H.
Hour-Less scsivs and 5O02s bri lover ssls ii
ia ooAl3 81 for vhts winter sxtrT I'll Is for r.d
winter. I'll Is for white supsraas; - Is II 80 ios
good - fancy brands spns sxtr, and n 7s8s Is IN
spsiug extras.
wA~e-Ths ..,kss - aiesised sslee Per b,sa4i
extra spsng sold at - Ia; No spring - 0oa3 o.
No Al 81 75Dl %; and rejected at u COOL sa. Al
Tie eoss No spring steady q osa2 o.; aud duI
~ No asprne In snd north.ids houses
81 Is, aud nrm for soas sr.Aes 81 % in Arnous
Dolce, ssd Flint Thou psons
Corn -l8l1Sc lower sa-s "a ossc for vhisx ~
for yellow Ix Sc for No 1; and sal<asae for No
in Al tbs eIose No va. nrn at ss1xc. Canal
corn ia active At 50 a561 fs No and ssIxo for No
o~t,-Du and i8i ~ per bnshsl lover; light Aalss d
No 2 at ne in store and at &c aa,at.
Ryss. 90 bushels we're soil At &c for No l. esospe
ssr No . and at SIC for old No 2 In store
Bsrirytirm and active; No in ssers 1t sSc No 1t
81, 7o rsj.ct~d at so43 In store choice samples on
track sold at 81 1871 10.
Hsh~ ia.sEntirs,y sos.lnsl ~ rs for Free and 20
for b.nded.
Prosis ,ns-Ars Or and ssis,; s.lss 100 brls n.s
pork at t33 50.
Bulk Meats-nomfnai
LAsa-Eusirviy orainal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

LOOK HxRE.-Only for the,purpose, how
ever, Of having your attention attracted 10
the extended advertisement of Phillips 4
Kerr. This popular, enterprising and vide
awake firm have one of the best houses in al
this Hawkeye country. They have ON hands
. superb stock Of goods. They keep that
stock constantly replenished. Let Everybody
desiring cheap goods, and excellent goods,
capital bargains, and ldealings with capital
men, 60 to Phillips l. Kerr's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15
Keokuk & St.Paul Railway Company
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

! ~ to chsps.r ~ ~ the Code Of Iowa. approved
February 18th A d 1871. inward Knbourne. John
Is-h Lsaren bswev, Reuben Alien, Smith Hanili. 3ny
David ". KiIboarne, H-nr. Strong, James Howell
Albert L. tC,nssbie prick Gthyss. RAlpA r. LJwe,
Arthur Bird man, Urs', - lee. ,. Ford, CHARLES
ssydss \. l. Psun, Tine by whitsf, ,. B. shaw. VII
naa Paatsesn, 9Aonas u. laesst. thomas L. b reusn
Hambdsu Buell. George g. Kilbourne, Charles B. Hoofe
and 4 XII oxe, hsvs rporated themselves and al
other pessoss vho ay b.sone members Of said Corpe
ration, into tsdy ssrpate and poac sndss tn nsas
end style Of the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15
EllMERsON's NEW ROCK.
- - = = U u = X - y =

EHMEHSON'S NEW ROCK,
- ~ = 10 u s Il - = =
xx0nEA Il many inportant psrteals, his celebrated
esa1ssoD1a, ~1HA HARP o. JUDAH"
An Vho have sssa Il decide that Its
1a Deet Book fbr Ohnlrg Ms Bet Dook lbr oeAoolE
~ ~ nok ~ oSeistis n nsst 1soh ~ Oonssn-
sapa9 n B1e Dook fcr RSsefice fhe Dsss NDrk ~
1891 MastsE ~ Dsst nook for Ts1ilis; The -
- r. u 6aGRa.
11iss1 = n bsasassaaioss esitsA 10 al 0seaaoaa
oa1esA = Ill CApacitiss spissd % every Singer.
n - aenenG ech ~ Raaeiees u ~ 0lesS rHgt
nna ~. lafto Anlhems - NSntsaeaE In ~ UAnn1D
- bslsc4tnos: N ~ Variety u Hynn fanss.
pFaoo o1.9o. 1sat BY Nal, pest1al1. Wholesa1D
rs1pe Sls dsaen- SssAia yose dsasfs early. ooi1 ~
III Msase Deaass throsghost ~ United 1satan1 O.
or1vsa Drrsos CO. F.sshA.rs. N w..A,.e..s
Dlesss nssscs fssDeA
RICE UDO1HER6,
CDaens2eotoss slgerch1Sets,
Ar seAaxns n
W01xU YlDQ 40 01D010
- 49, Nh 1otA Ua1oR o1soe1,
Ill MILWAUKEE,, VIZ
eASsssea aasus1sess
.1noo1 ~ ~ :.sury Il ID -
AanoG144 - -
sgEss xss4NsssssEzs ss@Nss9s - -
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JAMES BROWNLEE,
10. Q. r.

Ksekuk LeAgs Ne. > : Regular meeting every
noaAsy evening".
RackpeAetuek Lodge No. ~ Regular meet
inG every Friday evening.
HernAoan Ledge He. 116-Rsgular meeting
svWy Wednesday evening.
HAll-Ccsnsr BsvsstA md Mdn Streets. fmcA9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

fCk fALk --free very desirable Lott, On whieh are
o steda Two story brie dwelling h. use
or rooms-a large back vssh house and wood house
together with large trick stable iaf cief rms
and Lots veil covert With choice of fruit AMI bib.
Or trees fhi, property Is itusted the ncr Of al
and Morgan streets convenient to business Price teooa
half cash balance In and years per cent In
tsF~st Title good Enquire Of
aPrA II 3. TEN-EYcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

TN0R sALk-LotsT and s, in Block A. on the corner
L. offMh ard Morgan streets. These Lots the
most desirable vacant ota In that nsirhhoud Price
xit0a-cne third down. aud bsisncc In and yearsa
per cent interest Title good sale
En9nire OF lsIr2sJ b. TEN-RYCE.
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GNok sALR.-Ten acres Of land, represented in the
City Plat As letter L, in the A tract Keokuk.
AN authorized to cell this property at very great her
gain, ~ applied for soon. Title good 10 s1Ie. I'm
quire Of Ii. b TEN-EYCK
spri-d Real Estate Agent
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krok sAlE-The very desirable Brick residence an
II grounds nov o. ned and occupied by A. wfltjn
son, Eeq situated on The 18th and High SITS
House has or 10 rooms with all the modern improve
ments-larss frame tarn-three very 6exrabl, lots
tached, covered with fruit and trees Pride
3so Title good or no sale. for further particulars
enquire Of Ii. b. TEN-EYCK
March 81. 1855.
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stock Market.
By Telegraph Nrw YoaK, Sept IL
Stocks are better-Toledo lie; | 1879; W SIX DO
pid es+; c ia; sass; assiing lIsys v Tel ssx
| heclosinK quotations we're 8 % coup lIf Y @
iesis; Erie .25ss Hudson River l211 Reading MS NC
Ill; sal G l22 Pitts So IS: do pfd q, fole-
dc 115lS 1885; ftwKs.
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, FOR SALE.

on ACRES o. Land, (moafiy in timber the mid
C@pdle foad. isAdsg FRI keokuk san1 nsky about
mi - from the city, and may be known the Rich
ardson Tract Title good. Pris $40 per Enquire
Of III u. Tkk-EICK CO.
angi4d
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For sale.

A BRICK dwelling house, containing six
n rcoms. cistsrn full lot, located Lot g. Block
III In Mason's Lo~ addition Keok near the Gem,
etsry. Title good sale. Price tag0 cash, which
would not bny The Lriek in the House.
jy23d HI TEE-EYCK
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INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses AMI
u Household Furniture be sree led 10 The rau h.
Company. OF Hartford HON. JnsNsuses Csmpony
ksv f0sk sod other responsible stock psnies
To Aye 1t rates ranging from 20 TO II
PR cent the 500 FIR the who's hue,
cAssS any other respossble company FOR relisfl
nforastion Insuysnce call the undersis ned VII
give batter indemnity than be found ~ ofb
Agroey In this section tdec8l ii b fKN-EfcK.
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For sale.

4 OF I, in Block rs, on whien lie Brick
- Dwelling Hoess With r~oms bsssn eni;
also Frame Dwelling With rooms With good AL Of
water and lot we'll fenced situated Pa.sn street. he
tween 9Th and 6sh setts Tbs property viii be sold
II sress bargain applied for coon. lille coed
inquire cf ii. B. TkN-ETCK co.
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