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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

TIE ElDoRA Nowa) Ledger gives IN account
of powerful man living in Hardin county,
who, though unknown to fame, possesses far
more strength than the celebieted DR.. Win
ship. His name Is Walter Hadlock, and he
resides at Hardin City. He wss . member
of company C ofthe 9th lows infantry. In
the march Of Sherman army to the sea Mr..
Hadlock lost his right arm, in skirmish
near Macon Ga. It ives amputated near the
shoulder. He seems to suffer but little in
convenience from the loss, and chops wood
with his single left arm rs well as many hav-
ing both these members. It costs no un-
usual. effort for him to cut and cord two and .
half cords per day, and he will wager fifty
dollars that he can, with his remaining left
arm, split one hundred and fifty rails day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

WARD MHrr1xos.-Ths Union voters Will
meet for the nomination of Councilmen in the
various wards, - follows:
First Ward--At the Council Rooms, on
Thursday evening.
fksrd Ward-At Burrows HALL, this
"wednesday evening.
F6s1th Ward-At Burrows' Hall, to-
norrow Thursday evening.
Let all these meesings be well attended
important work will devolve upon the next
council. AL our citizens are interested in
the city administration. Let good men be
chosen. And let good Union men be chosen.
We hope the various wards will emulate the
spirit that prevailed in the meeting last night,
and that the ward meetings will be largely
attended, harmonious and thoroughly IN
earnest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

When gold is quoted 1t 1875 it means simply
that greenback 10 worth so cents in coin. Eve
dollar bill il now worth four dollars in gold. Fiji
teen months ago ten dollar bill was worth but
little more than Eve dollar bill IL now. A year
hence one OF Uncle Sans promises to pay, with
picture Of Father Abraham on one side and An 4
Oh the other, will be ~ valuable to the possessor
~ golden eagle If gold has fallen since the 9Th
of last March from 1854 to l243 on the 24th Of
March, 1866, Why should it not drop the remaining
al cents within the next twelve month"; A
cotton crop Of three to four millions OF bales will
be raised, and m1re than half Of it marketed, by
this time next year. Every bale Of cotton will be
- good - $lOO in gold for foreign exchange
Greenbacks arc steadily flowing into the South,
and consequently thinning out in the North.
Our bonds sold hereafter, in Europe, will pay for
far more goods per bond than heretofore, and be
sought after III the more eagerly by foreign capt.
talists.
The poasessor of gold derives interest on it.
1t is dead capital producing no increase, but on
which he must pay taxes. Holders Of gold are all
satisfied TIM the chances are ten TO one that it
will continue to "fall." Hence, each one wishes
to cell out and realize, before he loses more than
he has already. This feeling il dsing much to
help force gold down.
The Government holds something like sixty
millions Of surplus coin in its subtreasuries, which
it may throw on the market at any time. And
this stock Of gold is increasing ut the rate Of two
millions . week faster than 1t 10 required to pay
interest on the gold bearing bonds. Some Of it
must soon Be sold. Who wants to buy gold, EXCEPT
to pay duties on imports On the first Of July
next, the tax Of half . per cent q month on the
State Bank Issues takes effect, which will in q
short time, force out Of circulation the sixty or
eighty millions Of old shinplaster currency still
saost. When they are retired, the volume Of
rency will be contracted to that amount. And
this also must help to reduce the premium on
specie. The new loan bill authorizes the Secretary
Of the Treasury To take out Of circulation. pay of
or fund, all the certificates of Indebtedness which
are in some measure, used q currency; and also
to retire ten millions Of greenbasxs within six
months.
Putting all these things together, beginning
with the forthcoming cotton crop Of three to four
millions Of bales, aud how can asy man come to
any other conclusion than that the existing pre-
MUM gold will be wiped ont during the mex,
twelve months,-or very nearly so,-taieagc
Tr,t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

THERE is presented to the voters Of Keokuk
in the nominations made last night, ticket
worthy of their undivided support.
Capt. BARKER is well known citizen, care.
full in business, honest and upright. He is
finely qualified for the Office Of Mayor, and
his large experience and practical business
sagacity, with his probity, establish his fitness
as candidate, and are guarantees that he
will administer fairly. ably and well, his office,
and give our city an administration that viii
have care for the interests of the people.
There will not be, either, the odor of any
'four years of failure about it.
Mr.. BARTLETT has established his fitness for
the Marshalship by faithful discharge of it's
duties heretofore. He will be triumphantly
elected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

AT the conclusion of the meeting last eve
ming the Chairman, Gen. Bridgman, stated
that he had attended many municipal conven;
tons in our city, bat that he never had wit
messed one as harmonious and earnest as was
the meeting last night. The utmost good
feeling prevailed, and the Union men of
Keokuk showed themselves thoroughly alive
and determined to route the enemy at the
ensuing election, "foot horse and dragon. )"
Let the ball roll on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

uRASp OPENING OF SPRING GooDs AT THE
NEW YORK SroRE.-Ten thousand dollars
worth of staple cotton goods, purchased at
'he lowest point reached during the present
panic, One hundred and City pieces ofpriuts
- o,o prices for gold. Now is the time to
purchase. When the spring demand sets in.
.'.p'e co.'on sood., such ss prints snd sheet.
inss 'oe'ns in limited supply are bound to
advance All our goods are marked the .ell.
ing price in plain figures. Cau and s~.m;aa
our list Of prices. N. GREoo, Agent
New York Store, s and Estes II.
mar24-dlz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

fuAssf AND swkHrssr Con LIVER On ia the
world;maaufactnred from fresh se,ec,ed Liv.rs on
t'ssea coast. This oil is characterized bv . .v..t.
mess and purity peculiar TO il alon. +. .....,..
II 20 great that il takes the led Of o.A.- Il.
il universally prescribed By physsieian !. R...-
bss 70 ask fOr Hazard caswsll's Cod Liver An. >
cASwELLs MACK CO.. New Ye,l -
sels Aaasfsl.sus.
Just rsssivsd md for sals b w.lai,eo.. -.
~ C. Sbsosabvuen,v,1As,..e-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

ONCE on a time hawk promised protection
to the doves. Consequence was-the doves
we're s'gobbled." The copperheads gave any
amount of fair promises to our Irish citizens
before the Saturday evening meeting. Then
they went into convention and-who was
nominated for Mayor?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

UNION voters in the Third Ward, be at
Burrows Hall tonight Unite upon some
good man and then work for him, and get
your Union neighbor to work for him, and
vote for him, and get your neighbor to vote
for him, and elect him triumphantly, and all
the Union candidates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

Among the moneyed New Workers of the 9th
dstrictore VIM. B. Aston. who pays tax on an
annual income Of 81 800 900; John r. Lord. 4l2s.-
535; Sam1 Lord. $ls3, $50; Jas. Lennox $il2 80 /;
c. II. Marshall, 1927, liz; Cornelius Vanderbilt,
357s.s5l; J. D. Bradford. r.tle5,l5s N. T..
johnson. $30o.3S5. Joseph ssnpson, SIS, s4s;
Samuel Willets. $3.50. 233; c. v. s. Roosevelt,
Slos,759: 3. White. $lll,375: W. II. yermilyea,
1llo,925; John c. Greene, 1856, 1854.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

We are requested to say that there is no
one authorized to make collections for the
relief of Mrs. Smith, whose husband was
killed by the explosion at Congress mills Sat-
urday. Any party getting money for such
professed purpose is an imposter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

LITTLE crafts run well on water, but large
ones weather the storm longest. Cabus has
determined not to be underbid by any estab.
hshment in the city, and therefore has re-
ouced the price of hair cutting to twenty five
cents. q.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

The issue of fractional currency from the
Treasury Department last week Was $4,000, and
The PRESCRIPTIONS $4,000. The certificates Of in
issued for the week amounted to $685.
900. The disbursements and transfers amount,
Tor the week, to 4l5,4lo,32I The disbursements
TO the War Department were nearly $4,000, 600, to
he Navy Department - COO, 600, and TO the Int
rior Department nearly $2,ooo.ooo.
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marI4-d

CorPIc VALENTINE, BARRIERS at the Dem.
ing House, who are thoroughly masters q
their craft, and always do their work 10 tho
satisfaction Of their patrons, will, on and after
to-day reduce the price of hair-cuttinc to Of
cents instead of 85 cents as heretofore q.
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Now is the time for purchasing Spring
Goods; and kiser Hills is the place to
buy them. They have just received a large
stock-bought at the decline-which thew
will take pleasure in showing to all who NAV
give them call at No. SO Main street
Keokuk. Maro7
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y TslssFapA1 uDs Yeax, naseA =.
Cottos-AatAsf nose aselvs g o04ee - Ms69ee-
nssr-Ia ealy nedssass ssaass asd esnose ee4e
dull aad heavy; ssles q ooos - SDs sosn1 nEas
Stats, and 1865 - for common TO gcca -
ha,ds .1t.sR q. O., a.A ssoll . - Tra6s sssss
narkst closing heavy.
Rhsky-etsady; Wsstrn 9e14O34.
orain-WhsaA dall md co0mon grades dseilning WIN
only apar salss = lsoOl g for old and nv
Club Eye dull and heavy. Bley and Barley Malt
81 noioaa Opsn rather scsivs and shaas hrner
4 eeDa3s sor ussosnd, ard 1s07t for soasd mixed
vestser. both IN store asd delivered Oaes sheAs
Arms q aso47c Sof unsousd wstsrn. md %
soand %.
Petroleum-Duna s 2ao9se for Cssds, sad ssoss -
Refined in Bosd.
Groceries Rice dull Coffee dull. Sugar duh; Cubs
Muscovsdo 1o1sc; Havana llAollh. Aoiases dull
Muscovado lso4sc.
Proviaons-pork hrmer 1t IS 7s07o % for new mess
closing at q SIN fur cash. q oO24 80 for old do and
u 2SA22 90 for prime, also $50 bills new mess fo
April May and July. ssllers' option, at p 7692o 90
Best lower At Is 0eols % for plain and 20 O
ga % for new extrs Beef hams heavy st3e SOC
81 50. Bacon quiet Il 1Ak0l5c for Cumberland cut
and for shortfibbsd, ssd liz for long Gu
hams Cut meats asady at llol2N for shoulders, AK
leAlsL for hans. Lard nrmer and quiet 1e14Dls
Butter qniet 2s0lsc for Ohio and 4o0eo for State
Cheese stssdy nj 1s6a.
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Jusr received, at Bostwick 4 Co., a large
and choice lot Of black silks in gros grain and
gros du rhine. Also few new and very ele.
CANT styles Of silk poplins, which We Offer to
our customers At prices that cannot fail to
give satisfaction. mT7fr;.mn.vat
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Grain orsp. Rte, 81 ohie, 1865.

The wheat crop is estimated 1t 100000 bush;
oats Is 600 900 Blu; corn 90 o0o, 0a0 By: potatoes
5000, 900 bu hay. 2,e00,0oo tons; nine counties
produced l4,o0o,000 lbs of tobacco; and eight
counties manufactured $40, 900 lbs of butter, and
ID, OOO. 600 lbs Of eheeee.
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New York Cattle market.

New York Cattle n arket.
By Telegraph nav York, March q.
Thscurrent prices for the week q all the narkets
follows:
Beef CAtts-fint quality per 1oo Is s001s 90 fair to
good Is s00is co. qualities II 0o1l5 10; isf
rior II 90 ol4 %.
Cows md CAlvss-Extras Per head, 20 000lG0 co. for
hrst quality 90 0o0 90 on; ordinary s. o00ss CO. infe
rior 10 Oo050 60, Johnson 50 COS 60 90.
Veal calves-Ffrrt quality rer ID l40ls; ordinary
l2Dl4; common 1o1l01lK inferior 1oo1oh
Sheep and LAmbs-Extras p bead ooDio co. Prime
oo0s 90 ordinary seoe 20; common s oo0s 20
inferior 1906 co.
svias-H~.y; corr fsd = \ IIs401l1z; light and me
diam 1lol1sk; still led 1o14o1l.
There sharp reaction in the cattle market this
wsek In consequence Of limited rscepts the total sup
ply falling considerably short u the requirements Of
utcAsrs which rsnd~red greater than they would
have been BY the cold snap which 80 In N
SoadAy Prsess vent mp about average of p esst,
though the cattle only ordinary, and comon stock
old = high = lOolSc y b.
Veal Calves acfvs and nrmer.
shesp and LAnbs in good demand, except for pcsr
stock
bog active and higher ~ above.
1sal receipts q all stock at al the yards for this and
est entIo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

THE Methodist Protestant Church, in its
Conference he'll in New York, has adopted
very strong anti-slavery resolves, in which the
doctrines Of impartial liberty and the punish
ment Of traitors are earnestly enunciated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

TIE little steamer "Red Bird left the
wharf Monday with number of Keokukians
bound on tduck hunt" in the vicinity Of
Lima lake. Success to the party.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

II is said that George Lunt, the Boston
Copperhead lecturer, Is likely to procure. an
appointment as Professor of Mental and NOR
al Philosophy in Washington College, Va, Of
which Gen. K. E. Lee ID President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

THERE will be preaching by the Rev. Mr..
Virgil at the Babtist Church, on Third street,
this evening" at "a o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

Mr.. FRANKLIN, an operative in the Factory
.. Bentonsport, dropped down while sitting
in his chair the other day, and expired in >
few minutes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

GREAT BARGAINS of new and choice goods
from auction sales, at Bostwick 4 Co.'S.
mar17-Ct -fri-sun-ved
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-General Spinner holds over $sl6, coo, 900 secu-
rites for the circulation Of national banks, and
over 49,, 000, 600 securities for deposits.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

GEN. T. /. McKEsxY is again at home'
after several weeks absence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

NEW YoRK March n.
The following the prices Of Mining Stocks At the
Board In Boston to-day:
Copper Falls Sel6 FraAkliu 80; Hancock lSA; Isle
Royal l2ll Minnesota TO- Quincy u; Bay State o
Bosion Water Power Is.
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IN CONGRESS TO-DAY.
The civil Rights Bill and the Ex-
peceea Veto.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Journal
WASHINGTON, March, 26.
The Supreme Court has just decided that
the license TO sell liquor under the internal
revenue act was merely permissive. The bill
gave no protection to liquor sellers against
the State prohibitory law; therefore the law
Of Massachusetts, prohibiting the Wholesale
Of liquors, is not affected by the case of grant
Of Federal license.
In the case Of Mcclure rs Massachusetts,. the
Court also decided that shares in National
Banks are liable to taxation BY State authori-
ties.
Nothing positive is yet known Of the in'en-
ton OF the President in regard u the Civil
Rights bill. bat those who ought to know say
a veto message is almost ready 10 be sent to
the Senate. and that the principal objection
to the bill is thai it would be a violation OF
the Constitution, inasmuah as under its Sec
ton the Judges of State Courts aud other
State officers would be liable to punishment
for executing the laws of their States. They
also state that the President acts under the
advice Of some Of the ablest constitutional
lawyers and jurists.
Inihe House, to day, Mr.. Stevens bin 10
construc, railroad from Cumberland Nd,
to Pittsbuvgh, was discussed at length by
Messrs. Francis, Thomas, 1haddeus Stevens
and others, and then referred.
The resolution Of the Pennsylranis Legs
la,ure, requesting the repeal Of the tax on
crude petroleum, was referred TO The com
mittee Of Ways and Means
Mr. Kelley offered q resolution Of inquiry,
thatthe Secretary Of the Treasury be request
ed to report the condition of trade between
Canada and the United States.
The bill amending the postal law was taken
up.
In the Senate, motion to strike the name
Of Mr.. Stockton, of New Jersey. from the list
of ayes, on the vote on his own case. If this
is carried. Mr. Stockton will lose his seat. his
vote OH Friday making the necessary majority
in favor of lis retaining his seat. Without
his vote it will be tie, and the acting Vice
President will no doubt vote against him.
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ce..ee4ieat mutual Life Iasu.snee CO

We clip the following nem the New York 1ndepsss
dent offspt 18th:
4Thss Coepasy vas Organized in 1s46 on the mr'nsl
systsm with the veA nov q advantage OF frrprffrs
insur.nce At its aetua1 In the amount Of is fru
nsss il IL largest life insurance company 10 tie
oonntry and With the exception Of on G. ruar n
p.ny th. largest the world Its accumulated capital
Z nes 600 II has paid since its anzstic.
over o. 90 the families and edtos Of ceases
npeubers. and hes refunded over s3,ooooD 20 pthcJ
holders In dividsnds surplus premiurs Its pres-ns
surplus + - 10000 frcn vii the anuuai divi
dspd vii be srcd 1st Of FeU. iext The nunese
u policies issu@d during the year vas s3 Its anrual
income 10 s. o0u 90 per Ire inter
eat alone being over half million which more than
raid It. oesss for the year ending lst November last
Prom these figures some notion may ne obtained OF the
bussress donA by the pany snd Of the 81
vastages oA~red 10 nsurers Psilsr particulars VII %
fou nd 10 an adv -r,eo.n, in another column VI tie
sdyani~sfs life nsnrxnceif scarcely oece.ary tc
~, any hing this day. Lori Chan eor Lypdhursfs
rem.rk that With dependent T. anil. II ffss
from reproaeh II his t l. not bsurtd 10 not .trone
the duty Of being .dpitt<d the nent thing
Muts ] 10 both !"
H. O. TEx-kYoK IL the aSestfor this popular company
in this civ ccto
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New Yopk Money 4arket.
By Telegraph NEW foRK Anch a.
Monsy-Quiss q tOe , cent
Sterling Rxchanes-In nodersts request ut 10o107H
oold-Exdtsd ~ higher, opening q 1854. aad clos
ing ss lzSN
Hr.ights to Liverpool quiet.
GovsrnnAnt stseks . sAaAs 1rmer.
USE 50 Cespsas of'ea 1885; DO u -, los].
U sss 1910 Coupons, slL
d Of 81 Coupons, reg 1915
Treasury Notes s-Sos LIST ssries 100.
1906, ID series, 10Y
7-s0s, third ssries 1905
Uses Year Certificates, new issue, -.
Stocks nrm. Tesn q eoosl; VI q -; " Q Tel ~
n Csrts . y. IAckvana lst meeting 70; v .
Tel Ru.sian extessios los ~ 9,1< Erie s23S Read
ing 1914: N si3<; Pitts rex: RI Iii.
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u.OR SALE-3O acres of fine grape and

lrOR SALE-30 acres of fine grape and
Il oihe. I, Mt lad: 10 -trs h.. b sf-te culi-
yni ~ /, ferc- ~ith 20 iruit trees Of vsr
on. kinas ONE bsaritg Price ais per Also
20 scr jonfDg the above Fan, AZ j o. the same
cha artsr mpr but ran lie all - os~d
=, mis-, in fence on The 81 . all expense. Price
$40 and t5 PR a This sand .tust DerF b. res
id<ner DR. Hfk- bort two miles em eecont street,
n,ehaa II B. Ten EYCK.
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A co.ver..,ie. with Pre.,den. Johnson

A ConversaitoA with President Johnson.
HARTFORD, March o.
In view Of the extraordinary reports that
we're circulated concerning influence from
Washington brought to bear upon our canvass,
We were earnestly requested, by some OF our
political friends to proceed to Washington and
ascertain the facts Gen. Hawley was re-
quested TO accompany US, and did SO.
Senator Foster introduced sand the .Presi.
dent received as cordially Much converse
ton ensued not intended for publication. The
Presidents views are just and decided upon
the duty Of the National Government not to
interfere in State elections. He does not
desire to make remarks to be quoted, and
banded about in heated local contests. But
he says freely, as he has before, that it is
altogether too late in the day to ask him if he
desires the success Of the Union party of the
country, in view of al :9he occurrences Of tie
hast four or five years. He says that he does
desire it. Whatever differences ofopinion he
has with members Of that party he expects to
fight out within the lines ofthat organization.
He has appointed none but members of that
party to Office, and expects to continue in
that course. He adheres firmly to the prin-
ciptes Of that party n laid down by its last
National Convention, and positively believes
that oil his measures and views have been and
are IN strict conformity with those principles.
He said there had been NO interference what
ever, BY any member of the Administration,
so far - he knew, with the canvass in Con-
necticut. =. Is. OWEN.
WAnrHAA GRIswoLD.
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NOR SALE Lot. I aud 8 in Block
l. 1s1, on the corner Of 18th and Paiean streets Vii
be .old At . bargain. Knquireof
maya , HB.TEN-RYCK
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nor sALE-Ope of the most beautiful

Tor SALE-One Of the most beautiful
ard desirable private resic-pces in this city ioca-
eea tie Sixth and Morgan streets LOT 10 by
10 feet. will improvement that cost "ver
stcrv brick dwelling vi ~ ~ large ems, good
hrick ssabt and good house. ctfTss Auu c~rT I'M
whole hoas Lo with choice fuff trees
and In very desirable n ighborbood This or.rty
will BE- sold At great bargain. 70, perticusr esl on
ucbls II. TEs-kYCK.
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nyOR sALE-1ot. and 8, In block IA, on Fulton
stsess, t-t~een Eleventh and Twelfth sty~eta price
1900 each Also, lot s. In block S. In iii ourues .ddl
ton TO K+okuk. P.iee elSo. Titles guod or %, sale
Enquire Of ljanf] B. tEN-EycK.
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ROOKS.-A full supply Of School Books
go - ". W1DooG31
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TOR SALE-A Cottage Frame DwelliYs
House. NOV occupied BY vi ii-m yepeiIi .itL ~
rooms cisfern, cellar, wood house, full of and well
fence With fuit trees Ac situated uish b%t~eei
ceveoth and Eighth streets, ksokuk Title good Pcs.
session LIST of0ctober Enquir. of
jyl4 HR. rRN-EYcK
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EOR sALE.-Fortr acres land within four

nor SALE.-Forty acres land within four
L miles Of keeknk II acrs under tene~ and
high -tAt- cultivation, b irg hottern land-bl
Timber With .o ~i calculated for grasse snd otssr
fruit. the pta Is frame house tniuive
foar ONE, good eist@rn pank stable snd other ort-
bndings together with aeailt ali kis1t aTtpg
sbrnbbery, &c and situate on the D. Noin.s valley
fairo.d Here Il chance FIR brgsr. Titls
good or no s.ie Price s. 300 enquire of
mch2 ii. B TES-EYCK
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ENOR aALE-Lot l. and 80 leet of Lot Q 10 Block l00
j situated on the OF seventh and orissns sts
These lots are cav with FRUIT evergr aud other
nam ptal trees tox.,h wi tine g'owth OF sLads
II ees on th. de-sxk and large rist I'm on the back
part and re.ll, the dne-t sudng lots In
that part Of tie city Price 81 500. TIL. perfect
uuire OF fjaulul II. B. TEN-kYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

NOR SALE-T~eniy feet eat lid. oil lot II,
bioca fOs on the ntrth eide Main, near >eventh
Price 81 600. little good -sir inquire Of
febn TBN-EiCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-28

EOR SALE-Twenty acres OF heanti-
fol Garden or Grape Land, and near the Mtssis-
sipp river about three mile above the city Keoxuk
Title good. Price, 81, 600. knqur. OF
mch1O II. B. TEN.EYCK