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"ANTED We want to buy several small
w HOUSES and LOTS in good locations for
cash. to suit customers. We also want q small
FABM near Washington; will give 81 OO or SIS 600
cash. d. l.. WELLS CO.,
Corner Of 18th and streets, over
ita'a
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RY THOs. BOWLING, Asct.; Georgetown.

On wEpNEsDAY MoRNiSa . NJ, 10th. q, !,
O'Clock, 1 will sell At No. SO LIST street betweeu
MARKET and Frederick streets, an excellent ss
sortment Of Household Furniture, being the
effects OF gentleman declining hon Sc ee ping
Parlor Chairs, Marble top Tables
Excellent Three ply Carpets and Mating
Beds, Bedstesds and Bedding
BufeauD WashstandS and Wardrobes
Cottage Sets. Curtains, Mirrors, &c.
walnut Extension Tables. and other Tables
Excellent and nearly new Refrigerators
Cooking and Parlor Stoves
Oflcloth. Croclery and Glassware
And many articles not mentioned.
Terms cash.
ny IL THOS BOWLING Anct
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ALEXANDRA CANAL-rhe Alexandria
JssraaI says that az ap adjourned meeting Z
Lhe stockholders OF the Alexandria Canal held
Thursday morning in the Council Chamber in
that city, the proposition Of Messrs. Quigley
Wells and Duncan, 70 lease the Alexandra
Canal for ninety nine years for the sum of
Sl.uD per annum, was accepted. We believe
the terms OF agreement require the Canal TO be
put IN working order within ninety days.
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AsOTHER VICfIN.-Mr. W. EIchlen 507 eth
street, purchased draft on New York at the
Merchants National Bank for S2i, the day be-
Ore Closed Ii has been returned to him and
ne . aoie TO get no satisfaction from the hank,
hO1gh NJ was given out by those concerned in
th0 institution NJ the time IL closed that all
deposes made, and drafts purchased there
sfter thu Wednesday previous to the failure
would Be made good. - =
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
u No. 926, corner OF eth and streets
TEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS. SIT.
CATED ON 18TH STREET WEST RE-
TWEEN AND STREETS NORTH, WITH
THE IMPROVEMENTS, AT PUBLIC AUC-
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock
9. We shall sell in front of the premises parts
Of Lots Nos IL, Is "a and Is, being subdi vision
SQUARE, having good fronts and depths
To be sold without reserve
Terms One quarter cash; balance 6. u and Ia
months, secured by Q deed of trust on the premises
AL coDveyancIng ana revenue stan ps az the cost
Of the purchaser. SIS down each lot when sold
my lid GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SAL Els.

U" eN<f Ase"o" Cds>s see T"s1tH YeveI
III ". L, WALL L CO, Aastioneers.
HOUSE AND LOT ON ISLAND AT AUCTION.
q NNkphksDAr ArTERN0oN. 18th Nay; q
Socock, we will sell. the pvsmises, part Of Lot
Sn square SO, fronting 70 feet on q street south,
yith depth Of 10 feet, Improved BY . sm ,l Frame
Aooes Sfeh . large Stable In the rear Tue pop
erty is stu It'd H street SOUTH bet veen 81 aud
~ streets west
Terms Oasthird cash; balance In six and twelve
mouths, secured By deed OF trust
my ~ WI, WALL 4 Co., Auets.
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WAIVED AN Yesterday
morning, Richard Rousseau, who had been
on the previous evening arrested by officer
Clements, of the Fourth Ward, for an assault
and battery, with intent to shoot several parties
- the Temperance Dining Rooms, on street
was brought before Justice Walter, when Mr.
Morgan, for the accused, asked that he might
be held to bail for court without going into an
examination. TO which the Justice consented,
and the ace used furnished bail for his appear
ance at tbs June term OF the court.
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WANTED-To PURCHASE, one good BRICK
w HOUSE, with all the modern im pro vements
and well located; one HOUSE Of about rooms;
three small low-priced HOUSES Apply to the
SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE COMPANY, 492
9TH street. apSl
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An EXPEkIENCED COOK WISHES SIT.
"A UAIlON in a private family or restaurant
Call on Mr.. NEAL. 18th street, No 313. mh5
WANTED-Gold and Silver WATCHES. Ola
w MONDS, PISTOLS, new and cast of clio
THING, PAWNBROKER'S TICKETS &c &C.
at the old established Merchant Pawnbroksr' 3
Store Of r: FULTON & CO., 500 9th street, three
doors north Of Pennsylvania ave. Two SEWING
ness strictly confidential, mhl6 eoamS
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q RON "A. ss-ksxet regular opera night OF the
<ietrEied Holman troupe, when they appear
tR Balm fFeopera, in three acts, of the stBe-
eSH i;.R osai The performance to conclude
vim tsr Clsbraied minstrel scene from the
IsOid CiCeks
ODD EtLpors HALL-OHr eitizens should
Pa iail 10 sys1f Intensely e. of this OppOr tuni-
~ 20 ids t-<-f great curiosity, the Carolina
IWins. -
CONFERENCE.-The week closes with a
grand pr, gr1airnP tonight, preparatory TO
change OF Performance next week.
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~ ANTED-A Childs NURSE, who has had
w considerable ex perience, and can bring good
references Apply 1T 80 Gay street, corner OF
Green Georgetown, m Afr
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FOR REET.The Store recently occupied y
inetoD BUILDING xiso. oncss H snls and ., frst
noor and II. second floor; and 16. third hosr.
ror terms apply to JOHN II. sEMAEe. Sest9n
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finantial aIi0 Goulnlirfid.



Financial.
) The Chicago Trss~s II the 9sth ssys: ,
The money market to-day ruled quiet and un-
changed The demand for currency IL quite &C.
tive and the market II close 1t 10 per cont. per
annum On the street, however, the rates are Arm
- l}67 per cent. per month.
The supply Of Eastern exchange il greater than
the demand.
Prom the Cincinnati Gazette Of the oath:
The money market exhibited no new feature to-
day. Currency continued scarce; the demand for
discounts in Of the supply, and rates Of in
terest very firm at 10 to Is per cent. in the open
market The best paper is obtainable 1t the inside
rate.
Prom the ST. Louis Democrat of the 25th:
Monetary affairs were very quietto-day. Money
continued in demand, and the market Was Close
The best paper was discounted 1t IN to IL per
cent. of.
In Boston, the supply of loanabie funds now
in the market il more than sufficient to meet the
requirements of general business and the wants OF
miscellaneous borrowers, and large holders Of cap
ital are obliged to look TO other Investments to
give employment to the surplus balances.
-Thetotal value of exports from Boston for the
week ending January 10, including specie, was
1888, 1914, against $493,0S5 for the corresponding
week in 1865.
The cash balance in the hands of the Assistant
Treasurer Boston, at the close of business Jan
uary 90, was &l0S53,250 IS, an increase of $780,
CAS- 49, as compared with the close Of the preceding
week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-27

The unfortunate local of the Haukeye has
struck oil, or rather oil has struck him.
Theophilus bored but never struck our friend
OF the Hd~keye struck without boring. In
an inadvertent moment he ran against a bar
rel of oil that sat in front of Burlington
drug store, overturning it and himself too,
and completely deluging himself with the
oleaginous fluid. He offers himself for oil
SITES Tor sights, as you will Claims will be
personal property. As at law ponds aud
streams cannot be described as such, bnt az
SO much land covered with water, so our
Trend Is 50 much masculine covered with oil.
We have been hoping that some member Of
the craft would strike q petroleum fortune,
but We haven 1t IN our heart to congratulate
our friend on his peculiar style Of luck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-27
HoGS.


From Chicago Journal of the 25th:
Fresh receipts this morning l43 cars. Entered
sales 456 head at 50 As to 9 IS for good smooth
Lard and fat Bacon Hogs.
The supply to day has been larger than
ticipated and in addition to the receipts given
above, there are two advised, which have ere this
arrived ,--oDe Rock Island, and Illinois
Central, mostly of Hogs, and others probably are
yet to be received
For reasons unknown to outsiders, city packers,
who are atpresent almost our only purchasers, with
drew from the market. Trade has, consequently,
been 1t = perfect stand STILL Sellers were looking
at each other in amaxement, at this sudden stop
page of business. 1t was clear that serious
calamity could have happened to the Chicago
packers, for their agents were busly engaged in
gathering information to the arrivals, supply,
etc, To be forwarded to headquarters Mt once. Nor
could any stroke OF sickness have laid them
couch Of suffering, for they were busiy occupied
ever in the active groups assembled in our
Chamber Of Commerce The only conclusion to be
arrived al. therefore, is that they deem it to be for
their interest to wait wee" bit, as To give
sellers a chance Of determining whether they can
not consent TO a reduction Of half a dollar If no
more present rates
We quote the market dull and thoroughly mac
tive.
The Cincinnati GaEeae of the cath tays:
The marke, for Hogs is more active, and an ai-
Of ID to Csc per 100 lbs established not
outstanding the increased receipts, and at the
close holders demanded a still further advance,
which, however. they were unable to obtain Sales
at - 81 to so gross, and 81 80 TO ~ net for
live, and $ll 90 net for dressed.
The 81. Louis Democrat Of the 18th says:
There a rather better feeling in the market
! to-day, and sales comprised 200 head Of
/ heavy Hogs 4, 80 50 to co per 100 lbs gross.
The Louisville Courier of the oath says:
| The packing around the falls has about closed,
! the result in the number Of Hogs not varying
terislly from 81 eco head. which is about the
as last to number. but material increase
this year in weight, and in the aggregate amount
of pork and lard. Mess Pork has declined TO day
to $2s 50 to 20 90, with but little Offering. Ham
! iltos Bros. purchased lot Of 2t3 Hogs TO day
at TO 94e gross, and expect TO kin 500 TO
/ At pikin, short distance from New Albany
| the packing this season has been 500 heavy Hogs
/ against 40 last year. The product has been
yerted into Bacon and sent to this market. with
sslcs from stores ct l5c for shoulders and PC fol
| hams
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,


New York Market.
By Telegraph Nsw Yoax. Jan. ID
Cot1n-Rather more steady at 4704s Tor middlina,
chiefly at As
Flour-Actise and without decided change; att .o@
so Tor Extra State; 4o2s As for common 70 good
shipping brands Extra r. H. o., and seoalo 80 for
Trade Brands, market closing quiet
Nhisky-Dull and dropping At 25G72 q for Western
Grain Wheat quiet and prices without decided change
At 1891 IS fer No 1Milaauke In store Rye dull
af 80 for Western. Marley dull Barley Malt quiet 1t
10 for state AID SO for Canada. Corn dull and lie
lover, at i99sl for unsound s2I<@ssih for sound
mixed estern in store and be delivered Oats drmer
At Aa&4s for unsound Western. ard ego 50 for sound
Gnoceries-Conee qniet. Sugar quiet; Cub. and NM,
eovsdo l1A@lA; Havana IN Molasses quest; O os
al 1bi new crop Cuta 49,
Petroleum STEADY. Crude at 32D3alx Refined in
Bond at SIS
Provisions-P.rk opened heavy and lower but closed
vry arm 1t % ie 90 for mess ciosps II % sa,<
regular; and 90 for old mess closing AZ q rs
regular AID 81 0oa2l rs for prime and % for prime
mesa; ALEC $3.50 barrels for February March
April and May sellers and buyers option At % 250
- 20 Beef quiet at 10 50D2o 90 for new plain ness
and 81 oo@24 90 for extra mess. Beef hams
stssdy; Western 10 5o04i Co. cut meats rmer.t II
0i21 for shoalders; aud l7ols1< fog hama. Bacon
more sctise At isk Cumberland Dressed boes nru
At l2sfDls for Western and Is3<0lAk for city. Iar
sssaAy - lt9o1ss ass - bsl Or Ysbsasry .rch
And ApAil sslless' option. as lsolsz Buttsr anil
q 0oss f0s Ohio, q asossc IL sssss, Cssss, Arr
a59OIA
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those who note the signs in the heavens
and engage in star gazing, and are interested
generally IN the study of Astronomy, will be
interested in the fact, stated BY an exchange.
that during the present month, January,
there will be two full moons; the month of
February will be favored with nothing of the
Kind, and March will be heralded and expire
with a couple of matured lunar Examinations
Can any of our scientific friends explain when
such an event happened before and when it
will occur again?''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-27

SMALL QrASrirr.-one teasponful of that world
renowned remedy, Goes Dyspepsia Cure. taken
after meals, will enable the most confirmed dv,
peptie 10 eat anything he chooses without fear of
any distressing effects. 1t is BLESSING IN al wbo
are troubled With diseases pertaining TO the stomach
and bowels
The Proprietors of Goes Cough Balsam saw, take
little and often. Doctor the throat and bronchial,
tubes not the stomach. This is the secret Of i,s
SUGGEST will not harm you to take it often. and
every Time You take it you will see its beneficial
jan23-tue-thu-sat
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- Tn" PRENTIss. son of Gen Prentiss,
the other day made upon skates the run
from Quincy up to Lagrange, fourteen miles,
in fifty minutes. Resting thirty minutes, he
made the return trip in fifty five minutes
thus making the entire twenty eight miles in
one hour and fortyfye minutes, and beng
absent two hours and quarter.
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We call attention to the card of Ford 4
Co. which speaks for itself, and justly takes
rank with the leading manufacturing estab.
hshments of Iowa. With the capacity of their
machinery and ample resources, we can I'M
derstand Why they are able to command the
trade of the Des MONIES Valley and distance
cOmpettion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-27

The Turner Masquerade Ball comes off Mon
day evening, Feb 18TH instead of Sunday, as
We had it in Thursday paper. Tickets can be
had at Mr. Goodmans Cigar Store. at the
Hardware Store of Rothert & Sons, and OF
DIR, Wiessman. None to be had at the door
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-27

S,agrRG FOR HEAIrH. ba..
pure and excellent native vintage So.
Samburg port wine, made from the PortnaeI
grape BY DR.. A. Speer, of New Jersey.
1t is said to be the most reliable wine IN - .
market, and guaranteed to be exclusively nre.
pared from the Samburg grape, without adj.
mixture of sugar or alcohol Physicians pre.
scribe 1t as superior to port in debility, Ian.
guor, and In cases Of prostration Of strength.
1t Is also an excellent restorative for indiees.
ton Numerous letters have been written by
lawyers, lecturers, and distinguished diyines
speaking in high terms Of appreciation Of the
healthy and invigorating properties of Speers'
Samburg port wine.-Repu6iicon.
Our druggists have procured some four
yeau old, direct from the vineyard.
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s@sassssssss 80 UN10o8O 0u12sss
=, r.,..,..h., ouoAso, jan -
Provisiona41 azAst lov@. As1 Tork oecnnso -
Per barrel; sa,ss 7te barrels city pscksd q - ~
Ordinary mes sa2s o. Sweet picked bans qaas1 = He
r..,hh -.es Aull lot short4bhsd ntddls, fbs nsxt
weeks delivery, u lt< Packed bulk meats dull roesh
"a. n.,t,v carsd a isk Green nssAh moderate
- -,sh ,.o,,,. Of xOke, hans fron drssssd hog
sabpx 4 1I,<ois delivered, and froa ssagAtsFsd hos
4 1e delivered. Lard koo lower sslss kettle render
A All. Beet In demand; sass e bbls 1t 1890 and
COS bbls ON private terms. Drasssd Hog steady q
10 sOSI1 co. closDg a 10 1910 10.
GRAIN wheat les sctivs and L0k lower; Mol Spring
AZ 12al<olzsN No spring Il 81 Rejected spring In
..or, At a. Corn ,iDal At - for No l. and s21f@s3
Tor No In store st; sales light At 9a924l fr No l.
and a< for No in store Rye dulk sass 81 for No l.
Quiet: sals. At Is for medium Timothy; 80
for fair qualities Oiov and ~ for good grades Flax
new York Money Market.
Nv Telegraph NAV YoRK jan 70.
Noney-Rsth.r re active at $40 cent
stsriius Exehauge-Q Quiet 1t 1csl4 sl0s34.
Gold-Mose active And nrmeF, opening At 1895, de-
Ginning to 1874 and eio.ins At 1878
YreIxhss TO Liverpool qnist and steady.
Government stocks dull and shade lower.
60c Coupons Of g. 1929 do ei loi; do Of os. 1ois<
1o-l0 Coupons % ~.
Treasury Notes 7-30s LIST series ess<
$780,, ID series, 9s1z
1905 third series, 0ss &
Uees Year CwtiAcstss. new issue, ss3s.
es Of 81 Coupons 1885,
Stocks steady Cnmb pfd ~ 81; Erie e3]I
Hudson 1907: Reading ss14 es1ss III cen lis; \
2sA d, pfd sask: Rock Island 1875 II s314; ouinc,
Il2 @ 4 A 1o2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-27

HERE was a large turn. out Of our lady
friends, Yesterday, to examine the magnificent
assortment of Furs at Messrs Howe 4 Tyler's
Undoubtedly for variety and beauty this lot
has never been equaled in this city or State
AT 10 O'Clock this morning the entire consign-
ment will be offered at auction - the sale to
be without reserve. Such another opportu-
nifty may not occur m lifetime to procure
superb Furs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-27

THE Carthage Gazette says that Il we'll at
tended meeting in regard to the construction
Of the Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw Road. was
held in Carthage, Saturday afternoon. Much
interest was manifested and the people of
Hancock are preparing to do their part to put
the road through.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-27
Great Flow ofoil AZ Bob. Wall

telegram to the Hamilton Times, SAYS: The
Bohn well. owned by Bohn 4 Prince, on lot %,
oxford, when it stopped last week for want of tank
room, was pumping over 100 barrels day 1t
commenced in new 100 barrel tank four o'clock
Monday morning, and filed the tank nv nine this
morning This well has six hundred barrels of
oil in the tanks, for sale at slo,0 per barrel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-27

Oh STRIKE AT ESNIskILLEN.-The Detroit Free
Press says gentleman Of that city received tele
gram from James and Fenton, of Stratford c. W.
that well producing 400 barrels of Oil per day
had been struck at Ennisklen. The location Of
the well is only few hundred feet frbm the prin-
cipal thoroughfare of the village.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-27

HOUSE, WANyEB.-By small family with
ont children. ANY person having a small
house to rent, in respectable neighborhood,
can find permanent and punctual paying
tenant by applying at this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-27
aqua de MAGNOLIA

A TOILET d ELIG HIT! Tie ladies'
= treasure aud gentlrnens boohl The a.w-et.se
thi & and largest qua tty. Manufactured from th.
rich Southern Magnolia Used bathing the face ana
person 10 rend the kin soft and fresh to
hons to perfume clothing, &c.
II overcomes the unt Itasa ut odor os perspration
1t removes redness, tan. blotches &c.
IL cures nervous h-adache and allsy inf summation
IL co Il, koftens and ads delcxey To the SKIN
1t yields .ubdu-d AID lasting perfume
IL cures musqueto bites and stings of insects
~ contains no material injurious the skin.
rarohsea oy Aetr, ss-s and Opera Singers II r.
me "sgnoiia Water once and you will use no other
cologne, Perfriaery, or Toilet Water after war;.
DEMAS BARNES az co
Prom. Rxcuxfxa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-27

ALL SPEAK WELL of DR.. C. l.. Spencer's Fra
grant 0douselains fer the teeth Warranted to
contain no acids makes pearly white teeth, puri-
hes the breath, and is all We claim, the purest IN
most fragrantly scently dentrifce ever offered to
the public, For sale by Wilkinson Bartlett, and
all druggists. nov.2l-d4w-s-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-27

new York reporter, giving an account Of
very select and recherche dinner party given :.
ruth Avenue recently, docs it up in poetry. and
closes his account with the following t..r.
stanfa:
But strange to say what ere did pa,s
was soup fish, tarts or fitters
Between each course they oua6sd q yla,.
Of + Is. O X. Ritters-
Rnkerson's waho0 aud Calisaya Bit,.rs are the
pest appetizlns agents in the world Try them
dyspeptics, and you viii be convinced ;aa,.9.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-27

CITY NEWS.

To-sIoHT.-The Peak Family at the Athe-
neum this evening. The mere announcement
will be sufficient to fill the house.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-27

The Seuate has passed the House bill do
mating Camp Kinsman, at Davenport, to the
Orphans Home.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-27

A young fellow, calling himself Roos, IA
pun for rusel' has been gathering up estrays
IN Hancock county and selling them He was
detected at the game and writ was issued
for apprehension, but when the officer at
tempted to arrest him in Carthage the other
day, Roos. who was on horseback, babe him
good bye, rode away, and hasnt been seen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-27

PRor. Chaplain was to lecture last evening
at Fort Madison before the Association. Sub
ject--The Chemistry of Light.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-27

SEE woman in another column picking Sam
burg Grapes for SPEER's WINE. 1t is an admira
BILE article used in hospitals and by the first class
families in Paris, London, and New York, in pref
erence to old Port Wine. 1t is worth trial and
gives great satisfactios. IA, u Sm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-27

SITUATED one and q half miles from
- crot Lee county lows cont.ining 1870 acres with
0rstfate mprovsDenss; sne large Hone. Bank Ba,
Shops and other huldings Alao come 500 Fruit rress
choios varieties o. dsAerent ffnits Plenty al
TIA duss Land soed. sud perfect title. VIII soil all
tngeSser O. fNpct fhrse lets One II 80 scfes
good small house. 90 acres Of speDdi timber near The
Railroad The latter pay 70 sny person double the
cosf, clear Of 81 e1ps In sel-g rood wagon ana
'bogptSeA Wofs nlysg 6ne - part o. ~ 4eenass
Deasy: Call esd - bargAln. &c. PYLH
>st1.AbW0 O IL DlssA 1nse q 0s41s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-27

There is rather more activity in the Dry Goods
market, but prices unsettled and lever for
Prints and Brown and Bleaehed Sheetings. The
Liverpool steamer of the 18th instant reports de-
cline OF to Id per 10 Cotton but what effect
the report has had the New York Dry Goods
market we have not, up to the present writing,
learned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-27
on Dwelling II

TNSU RANCE on Dwelling Houses and
Il Household Furniture lie .see led 10 the f1na m
fbnpany Hartford. Hosae IpsarGno1 6fnp5ng
sew lo' L. xnd other responsible stock compares n ~
years, rates sins from 10 J,
pr cent the siGo fer tie who lin e or as
a. either responsible company For relishtt
infor nation Insurance cali The under.. ped be
give better smniiy than he found 9th
agency in thi. section. Idee8 Il TtN-kYcE.
LN0R sALy-The north half Of the double brick
II eli ng heEse the Of Ninth and Fulton
streets conta1ng eight line Nth ire double
leriars. 20. ether With nta.r mpd- impruss1n-nt.
This prop- located In very desirable neighbrhood
and pleasant part u tie city Price g $50 cash IL sid
Title god sale Enquire
janfo HB TES-EYCK.