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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

HERE sit we and gradually fade away, dis.
solving in the heat, from which the evening
brings but slight relief, and yonder upon the
river glideth sail boat quietly, and the truant
seems picture of cosy comfort. Wonder if
he be comfortable? Wonder if It's pleasant
out upon the river in sail-boat these even
ingsY That adventurous friend unknown is
not in hailing distance, and so our Question.
ings evoke no an.~er. But still va vondar
If boating excursions be not pleasant, And IL
'twould not be better if there were more sail.
boats owned in kcokuk and more Keokukian.
that should go out on these expeditions
lis for us TO PROFOUND, not to answer our
intsrogatories.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

BsNToXsroRr, Iowa, July q, 1865.
The members of the NJ. f. Church, of keo-
kuk District, Iowa Conference, will hold .
centenary camp meeting one half mile north
east of Bentonsport; commencing August
23d 1866. Come brethren, Gene all and
urge your people to come with you. BE sure
and bring your tents, and let us have re
,oicing time from the presence Of the Lord,
and the glory of his power.
There will be boarding tent for the ac-
commodation of those who do not come pre-
pared to. tent.
BY order of the powers that be.
G. q MINES
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

DEDICATION SERvIcEs.-The new building
of the Banner Mission Sabbath School was
dedicated Sabbath afternoon. II is located
on Tenth street, between Bank and Timea.
and is fitted up in good style, and will, for a
long time, fully meet the requirements of the
Mission. The interior was tastefully decora-
ted, and made attractive by appropriate mot.
toes. There was large audience, and nearly
all the ministers of the city were present.
Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Crittenden,
and neat and brief addresses were made by
Rev. Mr.. Woods, of st. Johns (Episcopal)
church Rev. Mr.. Waring, of Chatham Square
NJ E. church; Rev. DIR. Burgess, of Ex-
change Street NJ. E. church; Rev. Mr.. Crit
tenden, of the First Presbyterian; H. S.
Howell, Esq, and Mr.. Lackaberry, Superin-
tendent of the school,
This school is in very prosperous condi-
ton. There were lit scholars and teachers
in attendance Sabbath morning, and it is
thought the number will be increased. Here
after, for two or three weeks, at least, there
will be amorning aud afternoon session ofthe
school.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

THERE is no use in getting cross about ii.
1t were better TO keep cool and amiable,
| henceforth, until the mercury denotes less
exhaustive temperature. But the city admin
| istration put our city in clearly condition in
the early spring. 1t is shameful now thai the
city should he surrendered up to the hog pop
| ulation that hogs should take the range of
Main street, have the freedom Of the munich
patty. be tenants at will of pavements, make
wallows in the shade of our most popular
business houses, and be daily, persistent.
infamous, abominable, uncomfortable, dirty,
tillh-making. cholera-breeding nuisance that
should cease at once.
This is the third notice. We have possess
ed our soul in patience. If we have to re-
fer to this matter again we will get out Of
humor, we know we shall, and call somebody
bad names, and we doR'twant to do it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

GRs. DRAKE, of Centreville, and Hon. g.
II. Trimble, Of Bloomfield, were in the city
yesterday in the interests of the proposed
Southern Line railroad, connecting with the
Valley road at Iowaville. and running thro'
Bloomfield and Centreville. This route is
sminently practicable and with the prompt
and efficient support which the people of Da.
Wis and Appanoose counties seem disposed to
give il the road can be put through.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

Dos'r be afraid to carry an umbrella in
walking these hot days. There are an un-
precedentedly large number of deaths from
sun stroke occurring all over the country. 1t
is estimated that the number of cases in New
York and Jersey City during few days past
have been between four and five hundred In
New York City on Tuesday there were over
sixty cases of sun-stroke, and thirty-two
deaths.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

THE price of Flour has fallen. The Grace
Mil Y reduced it on their leading brands one
dollar per barrel, on yesterday, as we learn.
Our market has been supplied, to large ex-
tent, for number of years, by that well
and favorably known Mill, and its many
friends will no doubt be glad to learn that it
has taken the initiation in reducing the prices
Of Flonr in our market.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

lxrEAPERAScE AMONG Woxry.-A Boston
correspondent, writing TO the Detroit Isibxne.
ays: ut il positive fact that the use of a..
dent spirits BY ladies occupying the highest
positions in society is becoming shamefally
common. Their husbands, say the thirty
fair ones, 60 TO the clubs or some vor,e
place, and drink and smoke al the evening.
without = thought of the wives q home.
Why -hoaAn' I We have . little fun a. ven =
thcyf 50, congregating in little cliques, thsy
Set moderately happy ON Boarbon o. ga
rye, and doubtlen have good time. A friend
Of mine called at hopss who're hs ~ int;-
masely acquainted, and WHOSE nisarsa ~ :
Soone 3as,isd l.dy Of hieh sesial s1ssdias.
soon sater he had entsrsd 81 feunl NJ
Ell IN Tie presence Il III hoa1sn "a tvo
C.nSf msircna, ~ foeue prulUood : blsck
nesus cootaing whisly, and asked n to ~.
-, say'.g, = - inhihsd M modseeto
IN IN aose IN company viii ~ othsr ladiss
lday."
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New Ysrk DRY oesds alasass.

New Ysrk DRY oesAs aasAs4.
New YoRK, July H.
The following are the Jobbers prices. Marhe,
quiet:
Brown Observation-Disclosures @. a. inch vide. Sc
do D, SO inch vide, &c; do 3, 81 innA vida &c
do 1870 do. II Lie; do l36 do ~, do SIS Do - II
Indian head, So inch wide, 10; % 20 a.. lnc
Couhasset, SO inch wide, 24c Laeonia B. IS ipoA
wide, &c; do, 81 inch wide, lee; do II, Is incl
wide, 74c.
Sheeting and Shifting, Bleaehed-Amo,&.. /.
IS inch wide, 37ic; do C, 80 inch wide. S91c ~
thony Manfg Co, 50 inch wide, 35Ae; Bsllor 4
Son, 80 do, 27cs "a, do SO, loc; Bartlett 81 a.
SOC; do IS do, 3Ac, Do 30, 1s3s.
Prints-Amoskeag. loo; American, 1901 Ar~o,a
l6ac; Coche Co, 1lc; nurrels, l7Ac; Nesrsn. Ia
Garner Co, 2llc; Hamilton 200,
Corset Jeans-Batss, Ice; IA COBB, 3le; Mann
keag. 1la36c, .'"
Shirts " 1 standard dress shirts. M On
~ co. No 4ae, $a7 50; No 52s, $40 90, ls.s n
per cent. ~
hoops, S73a$l oS; Empress frail. 81 2s' 80
Magic Runes-0snuins, with tr,Ae .,.,A
No !, % Is, No. =, ~ %, No 5, 81 81 ~
% so. Home mads-No /, q 50; No !. ts So,
No S, - se-with discount = ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

The WHOLE ARGUMENT IN NuTsHKLL-
The reason why Sozodont has supplanted all
other dentifrices is, that the fourishing prom
Uses they fail to keep, this peerless vegetable
preparation quickly performs When once
adopted by man or woman, it is never relin.
nnishad
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

GRoASrrH all the Keokuk creation and
panteth to be delivered from torrid temper
alton. Relief cometh not. Each successive
day is an aggravated edition of the preceding
one with its horrors intensified Now would
be good time to equip for bathing purposes;
that place upon the farther side Of the river
which our friend and correspondent notified
our readers the other day to be so finely
adapted to bathing purposes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

Fl. L. Dunn, agent Of the Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance Company, has removed his
Office to No. 50, Main street, with VIM. Full
ton. j. D. Terree may be found always in
the Office, and will attend to the business in
Mr., Dunn's absence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

READ CABus' advertisement in another part
of the paper, the wonder of the age, it is said
that CABus' Hair Tonic is the best Hair Re-
storatve in the market, do not buy any other
Every bottle guaranteed to give satisfaction or
the money refunded. 1t restores grey hair to
its original color in four weeks, is perma-
nent cure for dandruf. julyl9 Inn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

The LADY's FRIEND, FOR AuGusr. -"Har-
vest Time, the harvest time of life, as well
as ofthe seasons the appropriate steel en-
craving of the August number of this heauti-
full periodical, The double and finely colored
steel fashion plate is gem, as usual. Then
We have the usual number of wood-cut illus
.rating the "Street ARABS and the latest
fashions in dresses, bonnets, hats, &c. The
music is the song of childhood and Home. !"
Among the literary contributions, we note
Zone Summers Romance by Clara Angus
ia; 1.-THE Banshee,r by Mrs. Hosmer; 1.-The
Disputed Patrimony," by Auber Forester;
"The Distressed Bachelor" (concluded) by
Mrs. Ohphaut; Novelties, Receipts, Fashions,
&c.
Price 81 SO year; copies 81 90; SCOPES
and one GRATIS SIC. Specimen numbers
will be sent for Is cents.
Address DEACON Peterson. 3l9 Walnut
Street, Philadelphia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

OLD PAPERS, suitable for wrapping paper
can be obtained at the GATE ofrf couh'ne
rAosu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

An AccIDEsr.-Upon Sabbath evening a
coal oil lamp exploded in the house of an
Irish citizen, in the lower part of town, Sc
verely burning his wife and child. We learn
that the recovery of the woman is considered
doubtful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

Nh. j. P. F. Cox, of Bentonsport, sent us
fine list of subscribers yesterday for the
Daily gate Many thanks sor this sub.
stantal token of appreciation, Mr.. Cox, and
we trust you will not cease in this work you
have already so well commenced.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

Special CAurIes.-Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup has become so popular that various parties
have put cut articles calling them Mrs. Winslow's
Please take notice that the Mrs. Winslow of the
Soothing syrup is not connected with any othe
article. june5-d wA3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

The circulation of the "GArE Cry is
rapidly increasing, and this fact, together
with the large number of papers that we are
now throwing broadcast over Southern Iowa,
is an item for advertisers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

PHrLIIrs.& KERR havejust received Bleach
ed and Brown Sheeting and Shirtings OF the
best makes, and other kinds Of Domestic
Goods. jy224t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

We notice that the lamp posts OF our city
are being decorated with coat OF black
paint. This will improve their appearance
and durability.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

Why has Sozodont become the stable den
tiffice of America Simply because it is
impossible to use it, even for = week, without
pefceiving its hygeinic effect upon the teeth,
the gums and the breath.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

TIA heavy shower last evening naa 'ne
effect Of Stacking the dust and COOLING on tue
atmos phere wonderfully.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

sucH weather as we experienced yesterday
NAV be excellent for corn, but welding heat
is neither essential nor desirable il our edi-
.or;sI s.nctum. II awakens no new ideas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

SUMNER Dress Goods can now be bought
at Phillips & Kerr's at q great reduction
from former prices. Many kinds less than
cost ju22d10t)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

Suy SrRoxE.-We learn that man named
Amos Griswold, who resides some two miles
from the city, died yesterday afternoon from
the effects OF sun stroke.
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H. ~. p. q ~. Il. II.
1855. Cs1sge ~ zSsDee 1895.
0as.A afssr TUESDAY, Masch M, srains WI Pss
LAyB kD0KUK.
lst Hrnan-1:le A. n Analv exnnot DunAav

LAvB K10KUK.
Lat rraas-yas 4. Z lllly. sxsspt sunday.
- Train -AeoP.M.
LA N 1O1f MADU0N
a f.s.s-1;oc 4 y saaiY, ssssps hosa.y.
- - tsain s1Il eoassct 81 Kesah VIII ths Eeshvk
an1 o. Louie Psoksts and Des Motnss valley Relreel
1As let tfAn lseviAa cokak ,eonssels vitk Nsthrn
H. Rnekst Co0paAy's boats et Hoet MA6ison naAina
eoxe eonnections with Railroad 1t DsFitngtoa, nsek
IGiaaA aoA navenpost.
1hs 4sh traie .lsaving Port AAAssa, nakssssssesso
With he Dss Motnss Valley stsrnoon tsals - - m
asd Southern love- aaA Great Wsstssn y. q
1eksts os all Doints fos sais b. AesnAs So sses
~ cs0psny. lneh1sl J.N. 00Dn I, Ssssy.
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Jrper KsApr, of Keosauqua, is stopping at
the Deming.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

Nh. EDlroR|: In your public spirited pa.
per and others have been greatly pleased in
reading your notice of our city schools. | At
tendended an examination on last Friday that
you did not attend; it was the closing Of the
term of Mrs. Gilmon's select school. The
scholars, boys and girls all answered the
questions propounded, with q promptness
and accuracy that would have done credit to
older scholars. 1t was pleasure to all
present, and the children and teachers were
evidently much attached TO each other. 1
wish we had more. teachers Mrs. Gilmon's
equal in this city. s.
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flnsrfial anA QonmtrtiaI.


Weekly Statemenf.-The weekly statement Of the
United States Treasurer shows the amount of cash
in the vaults Of the Treasury proper, on the slst,
Was $e7 1913, 459 TO- including $50, 600 900 in
surplus issue of United States notes.
Receipts from Iaternai R~resss.-The receipts
July, amounted to nearly nineteen millions Of
dollnrs.
Extraordinarily disbursements of the Treas
ury during the week. on account Of the followin
debts. were:
war ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 657
Navy Department.. ................. 1882 3l7
interior Department.. ............... 1885, 4s4
-
National currency to the amount Of nearly
200 was issued by the Treasury this week,
making the total issued to date, 1885, 427,045.
cdsh on Haad.-The following is . statemen. of
the cash on hand in the United States Treasury
on the 2lst:
United States notes. .................& o,476,O0o
National Bank notes ..-...,..-............ 4,Iet
Fractional currency l,o00, TO-
dotu .,.......-................. 3z,l37, 500
ouver....- 1900
Cents ...... ........ 40S
fivecent coin...... ........-..-,............ 800
surplus issae............. SEQ
United States notes. .................. 66.23a4a5
Total cash in vault. .,...........sa5, 47s45 50
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

Chicago MarHss.
By Telegraph ca,caso. July a.
The Produce Markets to-day vsrs, on tbs whole dull
The New York sdvices 10 regard TO Flour WHEAT .,d
Oats had depressing effect these conmodtsss And
the transactions we're nsasrs
Flonr-Duli and almost unsalsabie, iixht sals, Of
Spring krtra At y eo9s IS unsound Winter as S1e &;
superhne sttf rs.
"hAs-opssed Arner, snd Aose higher, bat thsrs
vas iistls OF no demand The banhs rss, 10 sAxa,e.
over u per enshelen No sprns wAsat and III. spssv
iadre inquiry 10 therefore neagrs The sales Of ali ki,d
to-day win not reach 1900 bssAsls ~ q Aaoi h +,
No regular. 60 for No 10 the Northeastern 4. N,
No In north side houses sIeeo for rejected l, he
close there are sellers OF Regular No At 81 a ssk b~v
err at 81 ".
Corn-Thers vss = fair busiasss, but the marriott Il
not active, prices. however. ars <oAe AixAsrl With
saes Of No n ssDses< yellow; No II t3oss cs,sl
Corn Is quiet at 81 4o5Tl1 Tor No / snoas
o~ts-Du and without material charge -, nots ale,
new No At ss&ss,<; No 1t 2so2s .. III. eIoI. -
nsTk.t m No lie sni.' stes
Rye-Lsht Sales u No at Sc aud OF No At s3Ase
Barey-Is ont OF season. and tn. market l. eutsr.ly
nominal.
Wooi-Insevs, but holders srs pes assppssd TO ,sS,
concessions. - liberal Manufacturing ds~asA u loh.S
Tvs 10 tue eo1ESs OF dxty Gays.
Mes ferk-Hsh rsshar more arnly and sous sllisr,
demand *i 'S0a2 90 for Arst claa brands. There Il
soas little inquiry At eal 7sosl 50.
Lard-Inactive aud nominal.
New Yerh Market.
- rs'esrnph.1 NEW YoaE. July p.
cctton-F Firm; U4so for middlin,.
H'ocr-1s09or lo~.r; - 1875 10 for ertr, STATE.
% 1869 90 RI H.o
wheat-Dui and nominIy lower; ss~ No Milvsu
kee nominal stsi sse2 90
Eye-Hesvy Mnwsnkse 20
Bariey-Dull
cors-Hsosipn Ia $50 bsshsis sarkst better; urn
demand: sales 9 600 bush.l.
Pork-Heavy; 81 tsosi a for new nee. c,os.k =,
Isl 80 cash; - 7Abso % cid d.
Lard-Dult Gales II laO2oL
Whisky-Duil: q 2o07 q Tor Western.
Pstrolsuu-ouss; 9soA for crude. ssose h, r.s,.s,,
beud
cotton-Dull, ao0ss for middIios
Flour-Dull ane prices declined 1on1e. "a rsas IN
Extra State; - so9lo 50 trade br.nd e,.n. a,p
ami heavy.
"histy-ouiet: y 1902 . for etsss and ws,tsr,.
"nes.-sscsfpe s2le bsshsbs vsry nttls dosas AMI
nominaiiy lower
Barley and Barley Malt sutet
Corn Better; moderate d~rand for export and hon.
use IS unsound asv mixed Western s3l6n4ix .o.nA
DO; 80 for Western yellow.
oss-lc lower 4seslsk ior chiess,.
Pork-Hesvy and eaaias; 81 tsnsl q - -
eoens - 81 50 rsgslsF - ssoso q ~ - !. al
'ossH % Tor prtnss also usv nm ~ Aseus a. nsp-
'smoeI' sellers - esysr eRssa = n aaoo =,
Beef UnchansS.
Gu. Ms.s'-Jls.s Aols,s ~ >..,s.,v
m
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DRowxED.-Yesterday afternoon an inquest
vas held over the body Of Patrick Conner,
found in the river yesterday morning between
4 and o'clock BY Jacob Bos, while fishing.
The body became entangled in trot line and
by that means was brought to the shore. The
deceased was q resident ef this city and leaves
family. He left his home on Saturday
morning in search Of work, and since that
time had been seen by no one. The jury rem
dered q verdict of accidental drowning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

An Arozoey 10 our SusscRllns.-Hinc4
ON enlargement our edition he's ben -
hsOs0 iausassd that on one ortwo oecskcas
W 1--we failed 70 get Ill the papers into he
nails in time for the morning trains, and havs
thus disappointed many Of our subscEibers,
Who were compelled to wait until later in H.
day for the news. We trust however, they
viii bear with rs - We have had much to do
in order to furnish them with the "GArs,"
enlarged to it's present size, and hereafter no
DELAYS will occur.
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New Orleans Market.

NV oaLsAzs, July 10.
Hesr-Dull, bat prices are unehaassa. g.,
n, - -.
Aess PoFk-Is unchanged, and h ssssay Ne.
demand It SIS %. -
-UnsAaassa. A noas,>s, -, 1850
q 3oa333e. - :
6aeon-sassdy, without change tn prssss.
Cons IN GOD dsoand, md H. nAxks4 Am
0aas-easa1y q SeeS1s.
Hay-D1ll, anA prices seminal.
Cottea-Da1. = ~ ~ niddlinR. ~
eeiYts d1Ring ~ ~ n Asun -. n ~.
IT, stesk = pest - slsassd + to,a6y heisa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

Brasxs.-For Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills DE- Ladiug and all kinds of Justices
Blanks, call at the GATE CRY Counting
Room.
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Hotel Property for Sale.

THE UNION HOUSE, At Hamilton, op-
posits Kssksk sisA three and half Ioss OF around
% which hdtuaisd good tvostory Hrsns Ho1sl Build
0Otsgco6 cellaS etan good vsfl Of vstsr With barn
room for ~ hofses. Here chance fps any on
desiring to engngsin the Hotel Busins he en1y res-
Why the proprietor desires 70 ell b. On &C.
count Of tAe III health Of hb wife. Prics e26Qe Title
good or snls.
FOR further information inauirs Of J. O. Rossrs., on
premises Or y H. =. TEN-DYCK
mayed 1sal 1stats Aesat, Ksckuk.
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ID1.-' ''asssss Et3sSl
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TNOR eAL1.-fea scrss Of land, rerrssent~l IL the
d City Plat - letter L, In the eHcs, Heossk
an authorised TO sell this property At great har
gain. II applied for soon Title good or no s.ls- En-
quire Of Il. TG-KYCK,
apfI-d ksa1 nBfsts Arnt
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EOR SALE-30 acres of fine grape and
IL other fri, land 10 Acr-s In . high state Vt cpri
vauou under fene., With 3oo fruit trees Of tAi
Gus kinds, bearing Price US per Also
adjoining tho above Land, asd - OF the
with Int Le all enclosed
b placing the road mail expense Price
80 snA - pr fhs land 10 tnatsd the
soee q u Heks, absat nile from 6seonA street
.eh1 Il D. TEN gYcK
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Utock Market.
a,o.n. 80. NEv yoaK. Jnly =.
~ 9s~e ca RI slx: PnwA @ es,e Yo
SER. ns lll3f; 1o7; n S. scrip ne !
v ss1<; % pfd ~; 0 4 esrh n lol; 4
!" 'ond ss1f ANwlt ss,< wAw In %; -
800 = los1 Treasury 80 les, 80 ssspous -
les9z; \ lst lol; Y avM ,Tse ~ 49,.
foeds 81; n " II loss NJ go ~. ~,
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nyC8 eALK-fhree v.ry desirable Lots on which
loesaed story brick dwelling house, tAinngT
roo0s-s large brick vAsh Aosse and wood house,
together With isrgs brick stAbls two large etsrns,
AID Lots well covered with choice lot Of fruit md 9TH
Tins property situated the Of 81
and Morgan streets coavenient 70 business Price 5000
hAf Gosh balance in and years u per csnt. in
tsrest Title good Enquire Of
aprA a. D. TKN-KYCK.
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Kew ye9k &c.,
y FNssraya.. erHss.
May sssy = Aos = NV 4osx. Jsiy =.
| asesiins isactivs.. 'ns-
Gold shade trm.r
tlessa Il 1905. i''Hs' declined TO 1904
'0'sronsn's ru'. quiet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

INOk eALE-A nams dwelling hc0ss, osnlaining 10
e rcons cstern cellar, wood house an6 ststIs With
70 BY $50 and thu property formerly occupied By
Mr. Brewer Situated the Of lst and High sts
and s6osds very delightful visv Of the river. Price,
e3oc0ss0o cash. md Tia balance in vii per
cont interest. inquire Of II. D rKE-KYCk-
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-02-07

RAISE Your Own PoRK.-A writer
in the New England Farmer gives his
experience in raising pork as follows ::
One writer thinks there is no profit
in keeping pigs through the winter,
and another that there is no profit in
raising our own pork, any way, in New
England
| have for many years fattcd my
pork, and have always kept an account
Of the cost, as | have everything to
buy except the Stops from the kitchen.
Taking one year with another, it cost
before the war, Sc per hundred; the
least that it cost me was So, the most
81 per hundred. One year if | had
sold the carcass when dressed | should
have been minus the cost $3.50.
| have just killed the hog | have
kept over the year which weighed Alb
lbs. 1t has cost me, (includilg the
first cost s., in the cellar, $44,15.
have kept it on rye bran, small pota-
toes and corn, the milk and refuse of
the kitchen and garden. which would
have been of but little value otherwise.
| have kept an account Of the three
first artic Is named, and charged the
hog what they would have sold for at
my door, making no account Of the
other things, nor of my time in taking
care Of it, any more than | should of
the time | spend in going to the post
office after my paper. The hog when
dressed was worth here SIS per cwt.,
or $74,34.
Your readers can judge for them
selves whether it has been profitable
for me to raise my own pork.