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"A curious specimen
OF natures handiWoFk-
A 'dorg' that neither walked nor ran,
But went N with a ierkO -

But went It with jerk"
But he was doomed dog for all that, and at
last he gave his final ''jerk, y and tumbled over,
stiff and stark. He was probably ''nobody's
dog"
AN UPRoAR AND PANIC.
As last as the ours were slaughtered, they
we're picked up by the tails and thrown care.
lessly into one corner. There were halt dozen
or so Of live dogs at the bottom OF the heap, and
these made a rush for more comfortable quar-
ters, barking and yelplng as they went. AS
they were all small dogs, the clubs of the exc.
culioners were hurled at their heads. Some
dropped down without groad, others made
the circuit of the enclosure at the highest known
rate OF dogspeed, while one or two of the less
sensible class concluded that now or never was
the time for an escapade. One woolly water
dog made lunge at the grated window. As he
failed to force an exit, he fell down, alighting
upon his back. In this posture his skull en-
countered the club OF professor" Price. The
woolly dog remained upon his back.
Not at all discouraged by this finale, another
small specimen thought he would squeeze his
anatomy through an opening in the door. He
effected lodgment with his fore paws, and
succeeded in thrusting his nose into the hole
but nothing more. When ne discovered what a
slim chance OF escape he had, his countenance
fell, and his eyes rolled upward beseechingly.
We doubt II a more sorroWtul face was ever seen
upon dog. He uttered a faint cry, lust as the
rProiessor'sn club was laid upon his head, and
then the Hfeless carcass dropped upon the
ground.
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DOG STATISTICS.

In this connection, it may be interesting to
glance at the statistics of the present season.
They are from official sources. 1t should be
noticed that during the week on which the
Lational holiday occurred, the dogs were per.
mitted to roam at will, without muzzles and
without disturbance. This respite was probably
to enable the dOg-catcheIs properly to celebrate
the Fourth of July.
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rGNoM1N1oUs DEATH O IF THE SMALL GAME.

Meanwhile the little ours were dying in a
ignOminious fashion by the score. While w
OF the executioners devoted themselves to bul
dogs, mastlhs, and other large game. the otnt
two were laying about them with their club
striking right and lett, and extinguishing lii
with every welldirected blow. Sore eve
poodles and nimble-legged terriers were OF
moment frisking about in the most iantast
way, and the next they quietly fell over dea,
without knowing what was the matter wit
them,
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EXCURSIONS.

ralKDh PLEASANT DAILY EXCUR-
uSEzzazsSs sions up the River to Beverly Burling-
t,n anu Bristol, touching at Rverton 1orresdaie and
Andaiusla. by the splendid Steamer JOHN a. WARNER,
leaving Chestnut street wharf at P NJ. Returning,
leaves bIstol at o'e ock arriving at PhiadelDha
about O'Clock. On SUNDAY leaves Gbesnut street
wharf az X o'clock P. Nj, stopping at Magargee's
Fare for the Excursion 40 cents 77lm
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m H r o U H l MES.
TIE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANsPORTA-
TlOA COMPANY
Is now running TIN ough lines, by Seaboard Railroad
routes via RICHMOND, WELDON, WILMINGToN, CHARLES
TON, MONTGOMERY. and MOBILE
40 NEW ORLEANS.
Since the recent decision of the Courts in Virginia
additional routes have also been opened TO WARREN
TON. tHARLToTEsyILLE, GoRDoNsvILLE, and LYEoH-
BURG and other points on the ORANGE AND ALExAN
DRIA RAILROAD, and also to STAUNToN and points on
the VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
The Company is prepared to receive
FREIGHT PACKAGES, AND MONEY,
for the al owe and In ermediate points
Office, n o. $50 MARKET Street - ,
b f. FICKLIH,
7I7lOt General Superintendent.
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The Slaughter of Unmuz-
Zled CANNES.
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1m1ifiid as Gsninlsrtial.
MARKErs M TELEGRAPH.
m1oseaxv A1haSs.

6 s 4s
uSosSazv A1ha5s
NV YoRk, April 8.
Ths Commercial says ~ Stock Market took :
strong upward bound this noning, chiefly on the
sernsrisf spssstioas IN Nishisan Southern. Il Il
r.aersAeod Ia. hort contracts 70 the extent Of
=. - shasss natnss aboat this tins, which gives
tho eontsol u ~ prize satirsly into the hSdds
IT, CLIQUE rs transactions In Michigan Sosth-
srn xsss mol larss, but the prize rose to 81 reg
ular, a,d elossd q ssa cash. The vhols market
vs. strong in sy.pashy with Mich. southern.--
Cleveland Pittsbnrg rose Il, apparently under
eliqus opsrafisna Fort Wsyns stronger, closing
q COL. Rock Island touched II. Erie Il neg
lected and weak. Government's are less activs
and without material change in prices.
Money il in moro aetivs demand, and although
there il NO diiheaty in borrowing, yst the rate Is
generally p cent, with exceptions Il 5 = cent.
Discounts are rather moro activss The insrsased
activity Of business il attended with liberal
offers Of paper, The rates bsisg rather armer prime
names range It 7@s = cent, with exceptions u
81 p cent.
Foreign Exchange is dull, the leading drummsrs
asking ost for sixty days, starting, and can sell
modsrats smosnts u that ra&s bat 10 largs trans
actions soald b Elected It ovsr e63.
Gold 10 sotive the short oostraets Outstanding
appear to be still quite comfortable. There il
more demand for gold on loan, the rate being q
cent. pr day. Ths price has ranged q ZIG
IN.
The tone or business in Petroleum snd Mining
Stocks has been TO some extent broken down by
the failure of three Brokers on Shade River con.
tracts at the morning Board; however, good
stocks were stronger and more active.
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ny Telegraph MY foaK April .
Cotton-Duil, sh .de lover. aSDsoc fcf mlddlipg
Floor Dull and hesry without dseiseA charee apd
common GraA dali and ,ciinnx O. iSs ss fo~ Rxirs
State; - 10. 50 CONN Kx =, H. o., and Is esoll
trade braods- MARKET rioses quiet
Nhisky-onies ssies II .etsY2e1.
Whesa doll and Common grades Declining; No. MI,
vaukee 81 es.
Rye quiet xnd DROPPING. Barley arm. fair demand.
Corn less active hut pries without ce<ided change
100 unsound, f:07s s,und, six@d Western In ssoss
and ds'ireres, and 1917 far yellow.
Oats 3 e-rtA better. II 30 80 IS for old.
Core dull. ga. NJ FIRM; Cuba l1sxal2 Mnsca, do
III sl3 AoiAss STEADY II 50 for Barbados and 10
~ rfo Rico.
Petroleum duii crude %, Ia bord $50 90
Pork steady and not very seize: SIS s.lrs os n~v
ms ,eloslng st& eash s2a ses old DO and sai NJ
u prime; also 10 tbls ness Tor Apsil My ana
Jane, sellers option. at sa6o7s 81
Beef unchanged; si51ls plain mes, and scoa u
new ex m-s Ref Bams higher. sues. 7ss Cut meats
stead for shoulderS and sls,1 for Han
s'eos Inactive i4z1ls eunb. lss<0is1s long nib. d.
and s1<@ls short ,ibeed.
Lard easier: s11ls31: small sale~ At 10
Butter Quit Is AS for Ohio and 40Dso for State
Cheese DUH lea1s
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Hrs many friends will be glad to meet
our gallant friend Col. Pomutz late Of the
18th Iowa who will be in the city for few
DAYS. 1t is the FIRST time we have met the
Colonel since his appointment to ST. Peters
burg. We are glad to see. as we knew he
would, that he wears his honors with becom-
ing elegance, fitness and modesty.
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&c. Curtis l. Co.. are too modest to do
their own putting, but would like to say to
this community (con6dentialy) that they have
received their Spring stock of goods. So
nice in style so good in quality, and so re-
markably cheap, they feel like letting the
world know that cotton is no longer King
They would like to enumerate prices, but as
they have above limited, their modesty pre-
vents. Go and see for yourselves, they are
confident that after examination you will do
the putting for them. apr. 1-tf.
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CouxcIL Roon, March, slst 1855.

VOUNClL NOON, 0Akc03 Olos A00Vs
Council nat Present III ~ Aldermen.
The Mayor being absent, the Presidens pro
ten Alderman Ten Eyck presided.
The minutes Of tho last meeting vere feao
and approved. ,
made his Annual report which va adopted,
ordered on file.
The CIV Marshal made his report for the
ouarter ending March s1st, which WAS &C.
cepted and ordered to be filed
a certificate was received of the nominA
ton by the fre department of tho city, Of
Henry Tableman a. Chief Engineer Of said
DEPARTMENT for the ensuing year, and John
h. Mccoy, e. first assistant Engineer. and
A. J. Hardin as second assistant Engineer.
Whereupon, said nominations were confirmed
by the City Council.
The committee on streets, 70 whom was
referred certain petitions for plank walks.
reported in favor of granting the praper OF
said petitions. Report was accepted and the
following resolutions adopted viz:
Resolred, That the owners Of lot 4. block
1876, lots IL and l, block 1872, fronting on
Twelveth street. Lots |, 2, 8, 4, 8, and Q,
block 1872, and lots l, 2, 8, 4, s, and 6, block
la5. fronting on Franklin street. Lots IL, IL,
10, 8, and Z, block 100, fronting on Fulton
street, Lots IL and l, block l63, fronting
on Eleventh street. Lots l, 2, 8, 4, 8, and
6, block 1863, lots ii and II, block 1874 'front.'
anr on Franklin street be directed to have q
plank walk four feet wide laid in front of
their respective lots by the first day Of May
next, the planks to be laid cFosswise.
The Finance Committee reported in favor
of allowing P. NJ. Kennedy Seventy five
dollars for bis sirvises as Street Supervisor
from January let to April LIST. Report
adopted.
The report Of the Wharf Committee on the
subject Of leasing = part Of the wharf for
coal purposes made at the last meeting was
taken up, and said committee submitted the
following in lieu Of said reports, to-wit:
Resolred, That the grounds occupied for
coal purposes ON the wharf be laid off into
lots, and the price fixed in accordance with
the plat herewith submitted, and that the par
ties selling coal be required to make sealed
proposals. for the choice of said lots and the
clerk of the council is authorized to receive
said proposals and report them to the next
meeting Of the council, the highest bidder to
have the first choice; the second highest
bidder have the second choice. and 90 on.
On motion Of Alderman Gilmore the whole
subject was postponed till the next meeting.
The following resolutions were adopted,
to- wit:
Resolrcd, That the sum of $4ss IS be ap-
propriated to pay the expenses Of cleaning
the streets.
Resolred, That when the City Con- neil ad-
journ, IL adjourn to meet on Tuesday evening,
April Sd, at seven and half clock, and
that j. f. Franklin be requested to submit
his report, in relation TO the city debt, to the
II
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The bill of W. Timberman, for rock for
street crossing. of S25 co, was referred to
the street committee.
The bill Of John Oatman, of SIS 90, for
boarding prisoners in the calaboose, was re-
ferred TO the police committee.
Council adjourned to Tuesday, April Sd, at
seven and half clock p. m.
b. S. MERRIAM, Clerk.
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TIE Davenport Gazette which is credit to
Western Journalism, and battles for radical
republicanism with vigor and earnestness,
comes to us enlarged. We are glad to see
this evidence Of prosperity and hope that it
may growingly continue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04

By Telegraph Nav Yosx. Apri,s
Be~f Cattle nrst quality, per heal s17ls; fair 10
good quality, sl61i7; common sl4@ls TO- inferior Il
0Is.
Cows and Calves. extra per head, soo0loo ordinary
asa ST. common o. inferior quality soesc veal cal, e
nr't uua'ity. per ID isei4 ordinary 1919; common
l0l<t01l; inferior lool0x
Sheep ard Lamts extra, per h.ad oOle prime quail.
ties e. $50 ordinary 5 seas so.
swine Lssvy corn fst, per ID. llskallL; Hight and
m ed.un 1iaiIl4 stiil fed l.k
lib raj inereass II tbs recein Of besf cattle h,
brought with Il the usual result anA ~ hays 70 repors
marked decline In prices, tAoagh tAs sdvnscs essa
lished last ~sek lost psi.ss fell mos 20 ~
on The yer grade. Prime cattle vers rather scarce.
andbroaeht full pricsA The range iron Is 70 lsI<
with occasional sales at III The averag. piees vere
about cent lower rhs diasrsnt grades sold lower q
the prices quoted stove.
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PHILLIPS l. Kerr are now receiving their
spring goods, bought at extremely low prices,
and will be sold correspondingly low. If
you wish to buy goods cheap and save money,
don't fail to give them a call. II.
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By Telegraph Nnw YoaK Aprtl 3.
Aosey-4crs setivs at p cent eIi loans
Sterling ExchanEs-Betisr enquiry It 1o6ix OloeA
Gold with ut dtcided change. opening q 81 ia de-
81 ming 70 IN. and closing ~ A..
Government stoc h Aru.
rreights to Livefp oil quiet.
Gold c'os.d 1T 2sI<
No St ck Board this afternoon On fhe street Cent-s
qaoted at MA sla Krie 'ss411l; R. aiding es10e u
n g ssl41se1- Pitts 74,&: r. lsl4ol Id r. " sos:
60
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TEE jailin Russell county, Ala, was broken
omen b. ost sidsrs, in order that Evans and
Collins, murderen Of the negro Abeneeo
Smith, might. escape. The jeil in Talbot
county was broken open ths following piehA
- - bgetA@ q oolisp saelpek
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j.
err EIsc71or.-Ws gin - following
I'm ofBe;al returns 81 I'll the Wards:
TInsr wARD.
For NmOr- Patterson, 81.
Barker. 90.
Patterson majority, 4.
For City Easskal- Bartlett, 116.
Brown, 6s.
Bartlett majority, 50.
~ Ald1mss- wyman 1oe.
Hasny u.
Wyma4's majority, %.
FIR Asssssor -Hubbel, 81. No opposition
SECOND WARD.
For Mayor Patterson 21l.
Barker 81.
Paterson's Majority, 1872.
For City Aarsaa'- R Bartlett 14s.
Bartlett's majority, !.
THIRD WARD.
For Nsyor- Barker. 314.
Patterson, 100.
Bakers majority, 154.
For Narshal- Bartlett, 1856.
Brown, 1873.
Bartlett's majority, 202.
For Alderman Vail, 2s9.
Fulton, 1872.
Wallis majority, 107.
For Assessor-Hubbell, (no opp 2S7.
FOURTH WARD.
For Mayor- Patterson, $50.
Barker, 2S5.
Patterson's majority, As.
For Marshal- Bartlett, 2s2.
Brown, 231.
Bartlett's majority. 81.
For Alderman Lesley, 289.
Waterman, go.
Leisey's majority, SO.
For Assessor-Hubbell, (no opp 2l7.
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NorIcE.-Gas Bills for the month ending
March 3lst, 1866, are due and payable at the
office Of the company, from the 9th to the
10th Of April, 1866. Office hours from 8
a. m. to 5p. m. j. S. Mckenzie,
ap3 It Secretary.
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KEoKuK. lows, April I'D. 1895

Col. A. G. Acknowledgment Sir
Pemit me to return to yourself, and each
member Of company A first Iowa Cavalry.
the warmest thanks Of widowed heart, for
the war worn battle feg which vas voted by
the company to my keeping, y we'll Is for
your affectionate and touching letter accom-
paning it. Although for the moment, its sigh,
opened afresh the unhealed wounds OF 4
lacerated heart, and brought to my very
presence S again the funeral corsAse Of my late
n ..cnas y. this vii ever be priceless
affections Of his bereaved fam;,v n : 1872
to receive for yourself and your hrsra com.
rades, the gratitude which il due 10 .nch
courage and patriotism. And NAV We All hs
governed in accordance with the viii az H;r,
who doeth oil things WE'LL '
Yours very sincerely.
Mrs. 4. J. TORRkxcH.
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TIE Muscatine Journal proposes to change
its issue to evening.
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The person who stole the train boys box
from the platform of the D. V. h. r. Depot
in this city night before last, by calling at
this Office can get the keys to unlock the
same.
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Jusr received, by E. K. Hart. A fine
assortment Of ladies, misses and childrens
custom made shoes, for sale at small profits.
Apr3.2t.
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IcEl Ice Il IcEll!-What We lay we
mean, and the public can rely upon It being
carried out. We, the undersigned, have been
led to believe that there are parties endeavor-
ing to get the public to believe that we are
not able to supply our patrons with ice for
the whole Of the coming season, in conse
quence ola short supply.
Now, in reply we can only say, should any
one have doubt in regard to our supply
they would much oLlige US by calling upon
either Of the undersigned, and we think it
will not take us long to satisfy them that We
have at our disposal more ice than any estab.
lishment IN this city, and are satisfied more
than will supply the whole trade.
All we ask is to send in your orders, and
you will find them filed in due time from the
first to the last Of the season, and at the low.
est market prices. WIN. EwEas,
JNo. G. Drake.
KEoxuK March 30, 1866. oll.6t
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EASTER Sunday will not again fall on the
first Of April until 1877. Its last occurrence
on that day was in 1904.
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1RoS-PHosPnoRus-CAL three bes
kaorn Tonics, skillfully and elegantly combined
in an amber-colored cordial. beautifully trsn.pa.
rent to the eye, pleasant to the TASTE and accepta
BILE to the stomach, in Caswell, Mack l. Co.'S
Ferro- Phosphorated Eiirir Of Caii.aya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce of Royal Calisaya
Bark, sd each teaspoonful contains one grain Of
Iron.
Samples furnished free to the profession.
CASWELL, MACK CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, under 5th Avenue Hotel,
New York city.
Just received and for eale by Wilkinson, Bart
lett 4 Co. fmar4d6w-sun, wed, fri -eow
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L. D. IxcERsoLI, (Linkensale) the talent
ed and genial editor of the Muscatine Journal,
is in the city, and stopping at the Deming
House.
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"A Lucas county, (Iowa) WOOL grower, whose
name lie not given, furnishes the Charlton Patriot
September, 1868, when he brought $40 sheen to
Iowa, up to the present time he has made $4,000
clear profit from his flock. He estimates the total
profit up to September next It 81, 500 for three
years investment. There il lesson for lows
farmers who persist in making grain raising their
sole reliance.
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conneetieut Mutual Life Insurance Co

w clip the following firm tn. New York Indep.,;
dent Of sept 18th:
s.This CoDpany was Organized In Is4e the mrtrs j
system, with the vel Known advantage of rnstiyg
insurance at its actual cost In the Of it, tr,
ness IL 10 the largest life insurance company In II
country, and With the exception Of g. &c
pany thu largest In the world Its accumulated capital
10 nearly tj01 900 Ii has paid since s
81 600 90 to the families and editors OF ceased
members. and has refunded % 600 GO policy
hoidsrs 10 dividends plus premium Its pres-u
surplus J. 81 o0o from which the nus divi
deud y ~ be dec AIRED Let OF Fev. The number
u policies issued during he year was $50 Its annual
income over s. 0op 600 PEI year its receipts inter
est alone being half . million. which more thAa
paid Il. Losses for the ending lst November last
From these figures notion may he obtained Of the
business done BY the psny and CT the adj
vantages offered 10 insurer Fuller particulars vii Be
ION nd In adv %riseneni IL aLotber column. OF the
adsant.gs OF life INSURANCE II scarcely necessary &c
say anything at this day Lori Chsne or Ly
remsrs, that man With dependent fsnily IL fres
from rePrcacA If his life IL insured IL net strong
The duty Of insurance being admitted the next thing ID
70 aud Asfe and cheap company; and The Connecticut
Muiu-li is both -
H. 3. Tax Krck is the agentfor this popular company
In this citv oct6
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Fsrp Douglas lectures at Davenport and
Muscatine shortly.
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SHIrp1Yc Taos Of the best make, can %
furnished in any quantity ut the GATE CITY
JOB OFFICE.
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DnY GooDs-We notice that our merchants
have not been idle during the recent furry
in the rrices of Dry Goods, but have watched
opportunities to purchase their stock at
favorable quotations, and are now receiving
them in plentiful quantities. The following
houses have been Stocking up" within the
past few days: Bostwick 4 Co., Phillips /
Kerr, Kiser l. Hills, James NJ. Shelley,
Kramer, Irwin l. Co., Lessen & Co., Speis-
birger i Mayer, Younker l. Bro, J. c. Cur
It's & Co., P. D. Foster and perhaps others
that we do not now recollect.
Our citizens, and those in the country
will find ample stocks at any of these houses
from which I'd make selections.
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PRorEssoR A. N. Hadley, Of Wabash Col.
lege, Charlottesville, Ohio, died last week of
pneumonis- He was . man Of pure character
and rare mental traits.
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ArOR SALE-30 acres of fine grape and
i oihel + nit laud: 10 scrs hi VI cult
vati,n under felc With Dos ffuii trees Of vari
oas KINGS b. ariuC Price a15 per Also
20 joining the above ians, and or the same
cha acfer sih but be all os-d
bs p.asnx fence the st all expense Price
$40 snd <5B PER This land sitrat be
idenc+ Dr. Hick. bout two m A from Seeon street,
K-s kuk. For particulars enquire q
mch2a III b. TEN ETCK.
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~ sAL..-T+n scr-s of land rep rsenf,d in the
r. City Plat as lttfer1, the A y G ATT keokuk.
authorized to sell thi. property ~ lre.t bar
esin IL applied for Soon Title good sal. En-
qui of H. TEN-EfCk
sprl-d Real Estate Ag ut,
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Q.oR sALE-Tbe very desirable Brick resdenee and
r grounds on ned and occupied BY A. j Wikin-
cor, Eco situated he o. 18th and II gh sts
HOUSE has or 10 rooms, with al the modern improve
rnent -arse frame fsrn-thee cesirnll, its at
tsfhed covered with fruit aud ornaments al Prize
500. title good sale For turther taticul
luire OF II. r. TEN T. OK.
Mstrh 81 1874
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BARNUM's Giant has been converted in ,
recent revival in New York.
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CITY NEWS.

Two Compositors wanted at this Office.
Apply soon.
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NOR SALE-A two story brick residence,
j with nine c-sern cellar Lot 20 by 10.
siusted the southeast Of sesen'h aud or..sns
STR cts. P,iee 5000. For particulars es on
mch2s II TFS-EYCE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04

CARPET CHArN-Fine fve-ply cotton cnaln
for sale at the Bag Factory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04

nyoR aALE-Lots and 9, In block ie4. on Fulton
.trs., h-tveen Klevenfh and Twelfth STREETS Prfc
5000 srs 1Iso Ioi & ID block S. in Xii ournes Add
Tn ~ Keoluk Prize $50. Titles good or NO sale.
Enqu,rs Of [jan71 p rkN-KYck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-04

NOR SALE.-Forty acres land within fou :
L miles of Ke9kuk - uhder 'eur- aud "a
h. gh tate oil cultivation berg bottom iandbs.- nee
timber q roll SELL calculated Tor grasse~ sbd uter
fruit. I'm the pia-- il frame hose eoniaibtyf
ons good cistern. piai stable shd othtr CRIT
building. together with neal, ell kinds # b artng fu
shrnhbery, kc and IL situate on the Des Veins alt.
faitro.d Here Is 5aie chance FIR bugsfn. TIT
good sale. Price s. 800 Enquire Of
mcha H. b TEN-EYck