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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-27


The following 10 IN extract from circular is
sued BY the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue,
concerning the return Of bonded goods By asses
sors and collectors:
Collectors will also note that reetifying il not
rs-distillinK, sad that the Law makes no aBswsoes
for loss BY the process ofrsotfying when there il
no rehabilitation.
An actual loss Of spirits or coal oil from leakage,
while in bonded warehouses, viii be allowed upon
the proper certificates Of the inspector. Lpsa from
destruction BY fre, other unavoidable accident,
while in warehouse in transit, viii be allow ed
only upon presentation Of sstisfaos0Fy proof Of
snch loss, TO the Commissioner and no credit for
such loss should he taken "a the bonded aceosnt
until tho the coectoris Loti6ed Of the allowance
by the CommisioueY.
All claims for loss BY Leakage must b secompa-
MED by the certificate Of the Inspector, sstiBg the
difference between the amount delivered and the
amount bonded; and also b. the AFFIDAVIT Of the
over consiguse. showing the distance The goods
have been transported, and that no part Il the
ZANE has been withheld, and the discrepancy
10 caused solely by Leakage while :.in transit:
and no claim for loss BY leakage win be esasidsreA
or allowed by collectors in eaeoslliag bonds I'M
less supported BY the evidence herein required.
No loss will be allowed for shrinkage in weight
of tobacco during transit while stored in bond:
but whore packages are delivered to the store
keeper In ssod condition. cerrespooding in pnnr
L.rs, marks, and n,trkc8 wri mo With the peras,
showing no signs OF having been opened or tam
pered WITH the collector will issue his certificate
Of receipt, aud take the uarehousing bond for The
fall number Of pounds named in the permit; and
when these conditions complied With no further
Inspections ~ the time OF receipt will be required.
Ia case The tobacco 20 received il afsersard ex-
ported In the original packages, they viii be as
sumed TO contain the quantity namei in the per-
NIT. Hwthdrawn for consumption tbs tax must
be paid on the quantity as originally bonded.
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The Bank COMMISSIONER Of Massaehusetts in
their annual report, jast issued say that the col
onv records furnsh ample evidence Of the scarcity
of money in the early yeer. Of our histry; and it
is worthy Of remark ths' ancestors, with all
the knowledge and Improvements that centuries
Of trads and commerce had acsurulated In the
land they lsl did not disdain to adopt, and legal
ire to limited extent, circulating medium fur
nished By tie sassge abosigines. and to ne wan
pun as mensJ ID Alsli transactions fofsevol years.
Another evidences Of tbs scsrcty Of cois appears in
an order Of the General Court in 1885, shat mu.
kett baIIetts Of fall beare shall Passe Guaranty
for . faTthisg pssee, provided that See man BE-
compelled 70 taxa aboss I'D. at tyne u then !"
In 1881, corn was made legal tssaer u th. rate
it was nsusiy sold for, except money OF beaver
expressly named; and this % well several
other productions Of the industry of the people
passed freely in tie payment OF taxes and OF debt.
At stipulated or current rates for many years. In
cAss late - 1871 the minister Of one of cor
towns received bat m eighth part OF his salary in
money, while the balance was payable in Indian
corn, psaT. barley, 6sh. mackerel, beef or
pork. Disputes Of course, often arose concerning
the quality Of the articles rendered for debts and
much Inconvenience was experienced in tbs trans
portation Of cattle and agricultural products to
Bos;on 10 payment Of the public taxes; bat the
system MAS better than that under which the peo-
pie groaned for . considerable part Of the next
century-an irrsdeemabie paper currency.
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By Telegraph NEW YoRx, Reb. %.
Cotton-hore active At 440t6 for middlins.
Ylour-Quiet With moderate demand and without derf
Did changes inferior grades quoted heavy; oo17 for
Extra State, ooBs 50 for extra \. q. O.. and ssN
10 rs for Trade Brsnd nsrket closing dull and heavy
whisky-Qniet and hrner, old at 20; new nominal
ct 2so227.
Grain-wheat dull and dsooping both mfllms md
shippers insist rpons material decline; white Caueda
80. Barley in moderate request. Rye quiet Barley
Malt dnll Corn active and lee better at7a0Tsc
for unsoand. and 760soc nS sound mixed western In
store and delivered Cats rather more steady at s904
for unsouud western, and 6s@ts for sound do.
Petroeum-Dull at - for Crude and 45n 4efor Refine
In Bond.
0rocsriss-COnes quist. Molassss dull New Orleans
9501 10; Porto Rico so. Basar more active; Cubs
Ausepvado 1oN0l&
Provsioas-pcrk frmsr n IS aas sI1s for new mess,
closing at % 37S for cash. = tag g Is for old do;
20 5000 rs for prince and 90 o0s3 Is for prime mess
also $500 bhls new msm fOr March. April and May
sellers and bayern opton. At n 5S4es 80 Best steady
at Is ooa.o 20 for new plain mess, AID 70 Boe24 90
for NJ extra mess. Beef hams qui at Al ooal1 So
Cut Meats unchdnxsd, at Hke12N foi s.houdsrs, and
i@1sx Tor HAMS Bacon dnIf Cumberland cut 1870
lsM Drsssod hogs qui.t at l2ols4t for wssssrn sad
13A9t4h for city. butter quiet, ct YeOlS for Ohio
and stotsfor State. Cheese steady u leoS3.
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GoIs' AFTER REcRuIrs.-CaptainW allen started
down the Dellas to vancouvss, to bring up party
of recruits to fight the loconotivs Indians. He
stopped for the night ut the Cascades In the houss
Of an ola man called "Uncie Sammy" IN inquisi-
tive old fellow. about eighty SIX, and deaf q
paddock. After supper, the old man, old woman,
and Walen drew mp chairs around blasting wood
Ere. The old man Immediately commenced plying
the brake (good expression for Puxr):
what are you goin' daovn to the maouth OF
the river fort"
after recruits" replied allen at the top of his
voice.
"Hey'"
After recruits. rosred Wslen again.
Cant hear ye."
Then the old lady moved round, and putting
her mouth to the old mans ear, shouted in VOTES
that would have done credit to stsntor, after he'd
got little in years:
"lIes goin' daown-arter rccruits-suxar-
snd-cofIee Wahoo aud Cali
saga Bitters- and sich!' The old lady wasn't 50
far out Of the way after all These bitters are IN
cqualIed to recruit" impaired vital energy of eve.
ry description. febis-d2w.
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.flIlantial ann GommtrfiaI.
KzoKuK MARKET.

DAILY GATE CRY 0vyIcx,
Feb. 2e, 1856.
GRAIN
wHEAr-Best old Fall at % 90; Eesi Fall
new, 81 rs; No. do from 81 90 to l SO No. l
Spring, old, 81 90; No do, new, SOC; No. =. do,
Toe.
CoRs-Prices are steady at 2S to30c per bushel.
RyE-From 35c to 40 per bush
oArs-Dull at from Is to 20 cts per bush
FLOUR.
Imperial Mills, $12 rs in bbls; $I2 50 in SIX,
Pearl 10 90 100
Iowa 8 SO s75
Jessamine q 725 so
BucxwHrAr Flour Choice, IS per 100 lbs.
coRs MEAL-$l 10 per 100 lbs.
suNDRIEs. .........
Retail dealers from 80 to SIC.
k&asAPsekerS pay TO- Rs&.il dob. .x.
22ac per doI
Hoes - % to 10 50 per 100 lbs net.
GREAs APPLxs-$1 90 per busb.
PorAroEs-Firu 1t 50 70 Zoe per bu,h. for
choice. ''i
LARp--l5e pse ID.
BAcox-Clear sides Is to Zoe peg Ii.
boRGHun-Choics article win sell from Is n
Acc per gal.
BE.swAx-ss 70 $50 per ID.
RAos-4 to sc per ID.
TAILow-In barrels, l03c loose Q.
HIDfs-Dul Grssn, sSc; do. saitsd, sSe; Or,
1.Afusss-con.on. to good, 4ss ,.r Is -
"ooL-Tsh-v sehsd IS q Sss asses-wsshsd 81
- 4es aAEashsA 4 IL. ii
"ooD-W6 osldae to-day u u ss@sA
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ATTENTION You've AnmIcA FI1E CoxsA.
n-The members of t6N C6@fany afe
requested to meet q their Eneins Mouse this
afternoon at O'Clock, to attend the funeral
of our lste brother fireman. JozE DuxH.
Members Of the Fire Department ars request
ed to attend. By order Of
E 81. BoorA, Pres.
W. II. BAsRrrr, Seey. : BOT
HORTICULTURAL MErr1SG.-The regular
monthly meeting Of this society will be held
Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, in the City
Council room.
Au Essay win be read by D. Reddington,
ESQ.,, upon the subject of Grape Culture in
this vicinity. The object viii be to show that
capital invested in this business will be profit
able.
A full and general attendance is requested
of all those interested in fruit culture. E.
pa E. H. WIcKERsHAx, s ec'y
INSTITUTE OF REWARD FoR ORPHAxs OF
PArRIors.--Several State Legislatures, ct the
instance ofthe Institute, in their appropriation
Of their respective portions Of the Congress
sional grsntof July, I'd, 1862, in the interest
of agriculture and mechanic arts, have estab-
lished free scholarships for qualified patriot
orphans.
The corresponding Secretary, DR.. Holton,
who, in the early days of the rebellion, visited
most Of the loyal States in the interest of
institutions for patriot orphans, is nov on .
tour Of visitation to the Auxiliaries Of the
Institute of Reward for Orphans of Patriots
In the course of his tour, one object will be
to secure candidates for the various scholar
ships in schools, colleges, universities. etc.,
to which BY the liberality of individuals or
through the action Of the Boards Of Trustees,
the Institute has the privilege Of naming
patriot orphan occupants.
DR.. Holton will speak of the duty and acts
of our Republic towards the representatives
of its fallen defenders at the Baptist Church
this evening.
In accordance with the foregoing, on Sun
day eve., 23th February, after singing by the
choir and prayer by the pastor, the Rev. J.
T. Westover introduced the subject of the
evening.
DR.. Holton narrated the history of the orr
gin and purposes of the Institute in 1861, and
Of its labors in the National Congress, and in
the several States the Union, through their
respective Legislatures. and through sssocia-
tons and private muni6cence. He spoke
particularly of the memorial Of the Institute
presented to Congress for the establishment
of Indian Patriot Orphan Homes.
There are many orphans of loyal and patri-
otto Indians, who gave up their lives by the
side Of their white brethren, in the same great
and successful struggle for the suppression oil
the rebellion and for the perpetuity of repub-
| lican institutions.
At the close of the lecture, it was an
nounced that there would be on Monday, Al
3P NJ, an adjourned meeting Of the KeokaL
Institute Of Reward, auxiliary to the Nationa
society. Their special object is to aid patrio
orphan girls and boys, having characteristic
promising great good to The republic anil u
/ humanity, and who may be qualified for col
| legiate courses.
! DR.. Holton viii speak at Fort Madison
| Tuesday, 9th February, 1866.
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BE CAREFUL.-Do not expose yourselves to the
chilly March winds and the shaking weather which
always herald their approach. Keep your chill
drea warmly clad and close from exposure. For
bad Coughs, sudden or obstinate Colds, Group and
Sore Throat, use Goes Cough Balsam.
II you have the Dyspepsia, or troubled with
food distressing you, rising and souring on your
stomach, Jour bowels out of order, you are
bilious, eonstipated, and generally ind.posed. use
Goes Dyspepsia Cure. II lie the best medicine for
stomach and bowel disorders in the world.
3 feb21-tue- tbu-sat-wit
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Chicago Market.

Chicago Marhet.
By Telegraph CHICAGO, Peb. -.
Business asies and tbs demand for money lsht. Al
though the supply Of casney low the banks able
to taks all hfsslsu paper osr "a BY their
Flour -stesdy and unchanged at oonI . for sound
spring extras; 6.aDs % for unsound and 800 % for
spring supeffne.
GrAia-wAssf qni.. and Arn1Ko spring ranged
from T@1 27l1 closing weak at u Corn In good
d-nand rejected ssossc; closing Shade lower than
inside prices No s1oat for delivery Last half Of April
cold &c 0sas les active and about lie higher at CSC
for No l; No sold 1t aoesi< Rye in better lemasd
SOr shipment At preysoss prices At 4oosce for No. l.
and 4e0471< for No2- Barley neglected.
seeis-Aoss active 1t ooD3 70 for Timothy, and o.
for Glover
mshuinss-At 1914.
Provision sweak ami seu q - % for Mes pork and
10 ooDle % for exts prime Dry salt ,bouiAsrl
from dressed hogs Io1zr paeAsd oamsssland rIddfes
l3,k0189<. Steam rendered Lard inactive ss Is
Drsssed Hogs-Hght supply ard aImsr. Sales II o.
Oh 20, closing II sell 81
Beat csttlsRscepts only 20 heaa and sales only 2&s
No. al 70 city butchers, q 50 to % Tor medium
fair, and ~ 70 rs fot ceanea aad mixed.
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OrrlcEs BAxrLEsr arrested Saturday eve.
ming negro, on suspicion Of having in his
possession . stolen hsrsa After hs was ar.
rested 10 confessed to having stolen the horse
fromJoAa Acllroy, living in Clssk. county,
Missouri, twelve or thirteen miles from St.
FtasGsville on the Knkville road. Any
pssoa ksovi.E the said AcIlroy, win pleass
Snfbsn II. .. Bartlett. a
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WE believe it. We refer to that Musical
Institute. We are convinced it is good
thing; that Prof. Kibourne, is q master of
his profession; that Miss Miller, is one of the
best and most cultivated singers that ever
entertained Keokuk audience; that our own
public ma sculine and feminine is covering
itself with glory; that the convention should
be sustained by our citizens, and the closing
conce,. bring out an immense crowd.
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SEE woman in another column picking Sam
burg Grapes for SpEER's WINS. It is an admire
sic article, used in hospitals and by the frs. cass
families in Paris, London, and New York, In pref
srence to old Port Wine. Il ia worth . trial and
gives great satisfaction. Oct. - 60
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THAT MEETING SATURDAY NIGHr.-It was
an unmiugatedly Copperhead machine that
was run at the Atheneum Saturday evening.
Look at the List ani note what pinks Of
Unionism compose it. Let us attend to roll
call and PROFOUND some wholesome interro-
gatories. daniel Z. Miller' Here. Am
Chairman. proved my loyalty by supporting
the Chicago platform and candidates and de-
nouncing lincoln Nice man that to be-
come special champion of President John
son. Vice Presidents, attend COL Patter
sonl' "Herer' and the voice NAV come sepe
ulchrally from the Chicago Convention or tn
saturday evening meeting. "Dr. Wyman -
"Here!" Proved mr. LOYALTY BY not fighting
for the country. Lst ~ denouncing the Ad.
minstrption ard the var. "Erie J. Leechl'
Here - | confess that | was Lincoln
hireling for time, but soou got out of it, and
they didn't get me on that Hundred day tack. !"
"Patrick Gibbons, j. T. Burke, Z. WEIGH
man, Ed. Mumm, VIM. Leech, P. Ii. Ward,
DR.. Carpenter, Ed. Jaeger, T. w. Clagett,
and J. II. Craig - "Here !" CANCELS and
minister sof grace defend us" What war
SCARED veterans these are. How they have
all "fought, bled and died. for the country.
Floyd, too, was one of the guiding spirits of
this political soap mandatory, gotten up by
the faithful in Keokuk to make an application
to Andrew johnson. "Where were yon, gen.
tlemeu, when the tide of battle surged over
the land, and the nation was buckling on its
srmor for the last great struggle Where stood
you that last terrible year Of the strife
when our brave but decimated armies called
to their brethren in the loyal States for add
Where were you when the representatives of
the loyal masses of the great Union party,
under whose supremacy the Government was
saved, met in convention at Baltimore, and
spoke brave words of good cheer to our gal
liant but well nigh exhausted soldier boys,
and nominated Abraham Lincoln and myself
for their standard bearers, and enunciated
that platform to which subscribed and upon
which was elected-where were You then ~
thus andrew johnson to these his Keo-
kuk laudators. And these gentlemen must
answer" We we're at that time on the side
of that party that opposed you and Mr. Lin
coin, and denounced the laws By which our
armies were to be replenished, and whose
delegates met in convention and declared the
war failure, and called for a cessation of
hostihties, and nominated against you an
original secessionist, for whom in preference
TO yourself we voted" Then il Andrew
johnson doesn't say to them, depart from
me We cursed never knew you" he ism
worthy Of the support of the Union men Of
Lee county and the State.
"Why didnt you Union men attend the
meeting Saturday night" We are asked
Because if Mr. johnson Is true to his princi
pies and his loyalty, We stand by him and
always have. We have no new profession o.
faith to make. If he is about to desert those
principles and that loyalty, Union men hav.
no support to give him. T. is then the Cop
perhead Democracy s'one that rally to hi
support-a support they didn't give him il
the hour Of peril and the country need.
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Rev. w. DEssErr, Of Oskaloosa, will
preach in Chatham Square Church this even
ins at 80 o'clock. All are invited. +
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CITY NEWS.

To ArToRNEys.-We have blank DEGREES
for sale at our Counting Room. Ai+
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WHAT DOES IT MEAN?-Why should the
scare or panic and marking down" dry
goods here be attributed to us7 Ii is true we
keep good stock, and sell as cheap as we
can, but that is our business, and it our
friends do not complain of US, no one else
should. nor do we think we will lose an
trade by it. KIsER b Hula.
feb7-tf No. SO Main street, Keokuk.
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Losr.-On Saturday evening, small
Locket, containing pictures The finder will
be literally rewarded BY leaving the Locket
at the Office of the GATE CRY.
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NV YoRk WEEKLY MAGAzIvE--We have
received the number for February oath, and
fully susiains the interest of previous is-
sues. The table of contents includes-The
Two Valentines, charming story The Col
oners Valentine, How the mistake was dis
covered; The Night Marches. A German
tale; The Beau. Monde aud The Demi. Monde
OF Paris, a most graphic and interesting
sketch Matrimonial Proposals, How to make
them; The Holy Fair Of Hurdwar, An Eas,
Indian sketch; Our Widow, A sparkling story:
Katie and the Dell, A Bohemian story; Brad.
bury's Visitor, A legend of St. Valentine q
Eve; In Jeopardy, A sketch from Dickens
Travels in Venezuela Happy Homes, Faees
in the Fire, &c, &c.
Published by .. H. Bailey L Co., No. :,
Beekmsn street, New York, at a a year. Or
81 for three months. For sale by all news.
dealers at ten cents cory. This is certain.
ly a very small prics for . handsomely printed
work of forty eight pages.
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opening, and Keokuk will be doubtless large
ly patronized thus during the year. let the
travelling public remember that the Deming
House is one OF the best hotels in the West !;
that ]. H. EPrER, the proprietor, knows how
to keep first class house, and does it that
Clerk Davis is master Of his "posish; and
that the entire appointments of the establish
ment is admirable. For first class hotel 60
to the Deminc
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Nestce ef lntOs.pesAstSss.
NOTICE is hereby given that Robert F.
y .owsr. James I sasliey, Smith ea.ai. A,S.t
Psstsrson, Campbell Rek. Robert u 0ilrefs. Hs.b-
den Buei, wii~n LeigatSn, Gilbert Comstoek. william
wiikinson, nossaio Bovswtck, yoln CiesAssn
and Patrick 0nbons Of tho coansy Of Lea end stsse Of
Iowa. have crganised then With those ho nay
hereafter become associated with them into corpor
and joint stock company, under the laws Of Iowa rs
uhs . nacA organizations. in the name and title Of
"The Keskuk PlPe u nariae Insurance Company :"
The prinsip. p,.es Of business Of the Company in
The nature OF the buGnees TO be transacted BY the
Company Is that OF Fire, Inland, and Ocean Marine
snranoe. s......
The amount OF Capital Stock authorised IL Five Hun-
dred thousand Dollars divided into shares of One Hun
dred Dollar each ten cent Of which 10 to be paid at
the time Of subscribing and note given BY the sSbscri
bar In favor OF the Company for the balance Of the
amount subscribed. Tue Company may commence bust
ness whom One Hundred thousand Dolars sha be sub
The corporation commenced on the sixth day Of Feb
rusry, 1856 and IL to continue twenty years.
Bosrl Of Drectors which number be Increased
70 thirtssn, who empowered to elect w.
President Secretary Treasurer aud such other rmeefs
and Agents be to conduct the business
OF the Company The annual elections FOR Directors are
70 Be held the second tuesday In January of each
year.
The largest amount Of indebtedness which the Com-
pAny be subjected, Il twothris of the amount Of
the capital stock pad In.
The private property Of the stockholders s exempt
from liability for corporate dehts
William Patterson, Robert Bower Edward Kill
bsarss, Oanpbell / Peck, James NJ Shelley, Albert
Connabls, Henry Low. William Brownell aud Smith
Hamtll, elscked Directoa antl the nsKs
annual election
Al meeting Of the Nreci fora the following o8csss
vsse elected:
1OBRRr BOwKR, President
sasH ! JANIS r uHHLdBY, Vice Prsst-
H1NRY Z LOVE- Treasurer.
LnW0 ADAMS Dseretrry.
fbh10 k0nRNr n 0XLMORo ATTORNEY
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PrpsosAL-Our friend Col c. 81. Perry
has returned from a trip East.
Had the pleasure yesterday Of receiving
calls from Hon. Jno. Van valkenburs, and
D. H. Lesuer, Esq, of Fort Madison.
Fran. Semple, Esq, of Dover. N this
county, is in town.
These legal and official gentlemen have
been led hither by the expected session of
the District Court.
Mr.. s. A. Duke, is also at home. He
doesn't report very favorably of the unquali-
fed loyalty of the rebel population of Dixie.
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HNOR sALx-rhat very nice rss.denes formerly oceu-
p4sd " r. H. Allyn. on Bic sdaa street., eefween
lots on Franklin street. Opposite the residence Of J.
Rstes Price 81 900. Title good sale Enquire Of
t.ce H. b. TRN.kSCK.
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Il B TEs-EYC,

~OR sAIE-rweutv feet eat side 81 lot L.
block Io6 on tie ne-th side OF Main, near seventh
sfress Price 81 ooo lite coed sale. knqulrs Of
s~sxi ii D TEN-ElC6
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INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses and
Hous.Ao,A Ysrnsare be esso.ed In the Az~s is-
rsruass Ospeay Of Hartford, HcHs Insurance ampsny,
Nsv Yort and Other responsible stock conpsues en-
one 10 ave year, rates ranging from 70 oenu TO ~
par cent on the 500 for the vhoe tine, or as
ch ssp - sey oshsx rsspenabte company for rnsnle
tnfo,mstson on Tnsursnoe call on me undersfne6 be
can xfve indemnity than be found At cth
are,cy in this section dee Isl III b TkN-kSCb-
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UNoR sALE-The north half o. the double BRICK
II dwelling house. the corner Of Ninth SID Fulton
~r eSs contsnins sTht nine with hse doubts
psriars together with other modern imProsez erp
This prope located in very desirsbl. negheoFhood
and pleasant part Of the city Price e 500 cash. sold
soen TilIs rood or no lie. Ksqsife "
i.nIo III HB TEy-EyCK.
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II snlumticr LIS In t1nher-nsnry ~ sndsr fseos-
with tvossUy Enms Dwelling. containing eight rooms
mood eistsvn ihrss Wills and living stream OF water
hroQeh The phase Good orchard and Frame Barn 80 by
- 80 TAts f.yw 10 aepeted miles North Of the
La Mnaess valley RaireaA at Donsperse ssn suren
soanty g. soa 10 u ths eest hxns In tsss ~
ton Of the stass and will sold for 30 per acre hall
dov, ana the bsaancs on time With per cent interest
vor frvthey Information caii on WILLIAM WRIGHT,
- -. ~. n, n. b. TEN-KSCk,
roy94 Real Estate Agtpt, Keokuk.