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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-20
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Chieaxe Market.


BY Telegraph CHIcAeo. Juns 10.
rlour-In COED local and shipping deaand st an adj
vance Of $780, with sales at % s01ll so for
70 choice spring extras and 1t ~ oo0lp % for fair
good vhits winter extras.
Wnsat-Dull and prices have declined 10, p bushsi.
Sales OHIO regular At 81 6s01 70; In northwestern
81 oo<01 81 closing With frss SELLERS At 81 6s@l CO.
No spring Quiet 1t 81 lo01 1871 IN south and forth
side houses.
..Corn-There Is . decline Of H93c :bushsl; No l
IN store u btot61<c; yellow Sc; No at t211c the
market closing at S4o65c for No in south sids, and
N1xc 10 north side; No Gin south side 1t 42x052A;
conal corn duE nina boat loads were sold s40s5c
for No l, and Nc for No 2.
cats-1140ls lovef; No 1t sshosse; and No u
s1hoslc.
Rye-A dsclins Of s0lc p bushel, No 1t 74o7sc and
No ct e6c.
Dsrisy-sootoe for COMMON to ;mediun, and eoDsoe
for good 70 prime western.
Provisicus-Weak and Soc = Dbl lower on msss pork
sass made 1t ss2 80 for nsss pork and lsc for y
salted shoulders.
LArd-Nominai q Q2022Xc
Bacon-1oo boxes Cumberland mlddlss changed hands
to-day, but The figures wsre not made public = ~
Hogs-Rrssh receipts to-day entered with sales
Of 2ss head st prices ranging from % IS to - 90 for
good TO choice.
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Last Sunday Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
preached an excellent sermon, as he always
does, whether every word he utters is wise and
correct or not. This particular sermon was
from the text Overcome evil with good Z,
and we are told that near the close Mr..
Beecher, Choking around with humorous
glance said II don't know whether I'd
better make any further application Of this
principle or not. ] have not been very non.
uiar With my people during the past year. /
nave failed to carry them altogether with me
on some public questions and / am
sorry for them 4! But yet, must say, that
cannot escape the direct bearing of this COS
pei nav, and then, after briefly referring to
the doctrines of Hon. Thaddeus Stevens a
the doctrines OF Belial,' Mr.. Beecher con.
The North has chance to show rr.ce.
ana love, and magnanimity. How ionead
TO SEQ It Both Congress and the President
should have been pressed to union. / had
hoped to zee the North showing her SUPERIOR
ity IN Christian nobleness and generous for.
givenes: bat have been disappointed. Il
has not been done. You can no more ch.nos
rebels 70 loyal men BY casting them out and
turning them away, than you can convert the
wicked by building up wall Of separation
between them and the good-shuttinr ,hen
ont from the very Influences that should be
brought TO bear upon them. IF thine enemv
hunger, feed him if he thirsts, give him
drink, for in so doing thou shalt heap Goals Of
hrs upon his head. Be not overcome Of
evil, but overcoms evil with sood.' There.
60; vote that You have been talking & lon9
eeouCh; . T. Yos have beea ptsyinr Z
- ss9Ai 49,"
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New YoRK, .June l7.-In the House of
Commons on the 9Th inst, Gladstone official
" announced the failure of peace negotia-
tons, ~ follows: 81 beg to ask the Chancel
lor Of the Exchequer, or the under Secretary
for Foreign Affairs, question. Whether it
is true that the proposed Congress has been
given upf'
The Chancellor of the Exchequer-'T am
sorry to state that must give an answer sub
stantially in the affirmative to the question.
The FIRST communication made to the British
Government 10 this effect was . Geographic
message from France, stating that, in the
opinion of the French Government, the Con-
ference was at an end, in consequence Of the
were regarded as impracticable. We are now
in possession of the Austrian despatch on the
subject, and the substance of it il, that she
required beforehand an assurance from al the
powers which were to take part in the pro-
jected Conference, that they should be ready
to renounce any special or particular interest
to the detriment of the general tranquility
He, going on further to explain that sentiment,
by stating that as q condition TO be complied
with by the Cabinet, desirable Of peace, it
appears to Austria indispensable that they
should be agreed beforehand to exclude from
deliberation of the Conference anything that
would tend to give to any Of the States in
vited and attending at that meeting, any
territorial augmentation or increase Of pow
er. To require such an engagement before
hand was regarded by France as equivalent to
q refusal of Conference or as making it inn
possible.
The Government Of England are agreed in
their views Of the case with the Government
Of France. All prospects therefore Of .
meeting Of the Conference must be regarded
as at Jan end.
NV YoRK, June 1.-THE steamers Han
ma. Southampton 9Th. and Palmyra, Liver
pool, 5th, have arrived. News generally an
ticipated.
Ii is confirmed that France has officially
notified England and Russia that negotiations
are at an end Napoleon said: '.Well, Aus
tria takes upon herself grave responsible
ityf
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$500 r ifi, y - r. II
~ pSuaan. eosuue = e1D1o - Ess1laB - 0o0 g
~ - - - ~ oaOM = ~ ssfns - naR
- ara - ~ Mas ~ Jnas, Juiy, ~ Aagass
.aeas ~ haru ss4ssa, q ~ seoD -.
~ loteAiy = Qs oeoN % II ~ p,ais nas, -
N eoV9l % Sor new sxtrs mess
Dssf .yansQsist . 400
Cut Mas1 IIsna q 1sDlts fe shoulasss ~
l114olsk NJ Aass.
1eoN-Ae1i,.s and IN mcdsrats Request at 10c Sos
uaav,a1 cua 81 $50 sbr ieag ribAsd. - nhs
- saoet r,bbsa . reasA dAes
Iecs-o~sst s.a fru u 1sNo3sc, aad small sales q
chAies - 12<c
.s.etsr-Hors scsivs = zsozse fof Ohio; anl =
90 ia otale.
Chseee-Duu at eDHc.
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New York Cattle Market.
pvr.aeer.pA NEv Yoax, Juns 10.
Current prices for the week At al the markets
% follows:
Beef Cattle isssuaty spss head 81 soo1s oo fair 70
good, SO seol7 So conson. s14 oooIs 90 interior
S1s ooDl4 %.
Cow and OAlves-lxtra, per bead, ~ eoOe6 0s 1t
quality sss oooso oo ordinary IS o007s 90 common
80 oooSo co. inferior, - o194s co.
veal Calv~-lst ssality. ' D, 1i@l4e ordinary. loo
lie: coumon 49,; inferior. 70sc.
Sheep and LAnbs-Hxtsa, per head. - ooo1A -
pssas quality, = too7 90 ordinary. - sooS 90 ooa-
nos, q 0o05 %, inferior, ~ o014 80
swias-Hsasy cor, fed pr pound, lo9kDlllSs light
asd medium lo1l01ok.
The makkss ~ bssf cattle has ruled Armer this wssk,
owing the large f.lsg Oh In the rsceip and psess
have advanced hoAe, noatly On ths common and
medium grades.
Prns cattle havs sold freely At full prices, ranging
fon 70 lsc while other grades ranged fron II 10
1919.
ys.is were IN good demand, ranging from the wagon
from 70 lsolAe
Sheep and LAMBS In good demand and higher figures
ars asksd.
Hogs sSe also sstivs and higher. ranging = above
knnApnUIAfseR-1otal receipts Of stocks 1t ali H.
yards sbr this vsek follows: sll6 bssves; %
cows Sss vealeslves 80 sheep and lasbs and
Swine.
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We Suppose that N. Bsschers tsN V.
int = vita and obigsapry during The w 2!
Ne rebellion q now, and that II he had
quoted il then he would have added with
equal appropriateness "There, 90 shoot
that. Yoa have been talking i long enoegh
do Il, ke. In tbat eaee, = No no 70 lnief
from Mr.. Beechef's hearty support OF the
var. 1.-THE Christian n0b1enoG1 of tie NeEe6"
was not incompatible with the most vigorous
use of ornaments for subduing the rebellion.
It il true, We rave food and drink to portion
Of our enemies, namely the captured, land
therefore ovefcams the evil of Andersonville
with good,) but that did not exhaust the
whole of our treatment Of our enemies, mas
much - We drew our rule Of action from the
entire body Of Christian ethics, and not from
the literal wording Of single sentence.
With regard to the present national situa-
ton Whist is wanted 10 not nero sentiment or
afectionate expressions, but Just and wise
measures. Would any amount Of ssgrace and
love" on our part exercise immediately tho
evils Of Calhounism which have been poison
ing the South for thirty years, and which now
impel their leading men, like Mr.. Stephens'
to claim that secession is still right, though
inexpedient, and that the seeded States have
. complete right TO resume their places in tho
Union in defiance of any conditions TO be
imposed by the General Government1 Love
alone does not meet the case-although We
maintain that no victors in . prolonged and
gigantic war ever began to show 30 much real
clemency and freedom from passion rs the
people Of the North are now showing. They
do not desire to punish, not even to humil-
late, the South they only desire to 90 read
init the seeded States as shall best provide
for their good in common with that Of the
whole country. To this end, wise and com.
prehensive craftsmanship is needed; aud
that is something, We fear, which is not to be
supplied by brief quotation, nor even by .
fervent exhortation, no matter how kindly it
is meant.-Boston Journal
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New York Markea.


- Tsissraph.1 INV YoaK, June 10
Cottoa-Dall at 9oD4lc for middiinx saiss Of the
week, 1000 bales receipts Of the week. oo0 bass u
al ports exports Of ~ week III ths ports vsrs oe
hales.
Ylour-In les sctivs demand and 1oc lower for con.
mon grades q sS0s 90 fbs sxtss eeats, - sn0le q
sor common 10 good shppins brands Of extra Il o;
$40 3o0M % for trade bsandA closing heavy.
whiky-onist at0 1soa ~ br WESTERN
wheat-Dnll and droopinG choice new No Milwauks
1t q 90 for 80 bushes arrive No Mnwaskss q
81 47o2 80
Rye-DsesAsdly arnsr, wsNas 81 o4ol d. u,
latter prics for WJe.
Barley and barley MAlt-DalI.
Corn-Le0 active at decline Of 4o8c, s7@eas
ansouna new mixed western; saossc hr sou.d %
asA sa0oslfs for ~ = u sssfs.
Oats-Inact.s At l01e lower; lss ass reported Il g
go for 80 Wsstssa ~ lasses psses are sxtrsne
CoGss-Dull
49, <aslse - I'm aAn5 folg<.
l!sse eesAE gaaysas = ~
1see1g - aooe1s e11A - ~ ssaasl
61mA Il 81 & 81 sg,g-.
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CITY NEWS.

erscrAL CAurroH.-Ars. Windows Soothing
Syrup has become % popular that various parties
have put out articles calling them Mrs. Windows.
Please take notice that the Mn- Winslow Of the
Soothing syrup u not connected with any othsr
artiol~ june5 -dAwSm
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Nor1cE.-The picnic of the Unitarian
Sabbath School having been postponed to
Friday next, the scholars, teachers and
friends of the school are requested to meet
at the church on Friday morning at clock.
The pic. mic will be in the grove below War
saw. 1t is hoped oil will turn out, and Z hap
py time is anticipated.
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TIE members of Eagle Lodge, No. IL, A.
F. l. A. NJ, are requested to meet at their
Hall this p. NJ, at II o'clock, to attend the
funeral of our deceased Brother, J. w.
Simpson.
Members of Hardin Lodge and all NJ. NJ.
in good standing are invited to meet with us.
By Order Of the W. NJ.
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ALBERT CALL, Secretary.

EVERYBODY in want of Summer Goods will
save money by purchasing them at the Phila-
delphia Store. We are sole agents in this
city for the Bonaparte mandatory, and sell
their goods at factory prices. We also pay
the highest market price for Wool
ielTdlw2tw SPIEsBERaER h MAYER.
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IRoS-PHosPAoRUs-CAL three best
kno9n Tonics, sklHully and elegantly combined
In m amber-eolored cordial, beautifully transpa-
rent to the eye pleasant to the TASTE and accepta-
Bile to the stomach, in Caswell, Mack Co.'s
Ferro-P hosphorated Elirir Of Calisoya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce of Royal Calisaya
Bark, and each teaspoonful contains one grain OF
Iron.
Samples furnished free to the profession.
CASWELL, MACK CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, under 9th Avenue Hotel
New York city.
just received and for sale by wilkinson, Bart
lett Co. fmar4dt w-suD. wee. fri-eow
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rev York Money aarnst.

New York Aonsy aaFkst.
BY Telegraph. NV YolK June 10.
Money cosy ut 4Os cent.
Dtsiiag-DulfsA.d heavy u 107910o.
Gold h sxdted and unsett.e' sed decidedly lower;
opening At 1917 declining to 1ts5s, and closing st
l5osk.
Govsrnmsnt's ere les aetivs and rather sasier.
Yreghs 10 Liverpool dull md decdedlo lower. kngaes-
msnis made psr bteamefs for st pence Per
bushel.
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10. o. F.-The officers and members o:
Puckechetuck Lodge, No. 4s, are hereby
notified to need at Odd Fellows Hall, this
"wednesday afternoon II o'clock, to attend
the funeral of our lamented Brother JOSEPH
W. SIMPSON.
Brethren Of Keokuk and Herman Lodges
are respectfully invited to attend.
JOHN LUrHEr, n. G.
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AT A Meeting Of the Damascus Comman-
derry, No. S. Knights Templar at their Hall,
Tuesday evening, June 10, 1866, the following
Preamble and Resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Whereas it has pleased Almighty God, in
His infinite Wisdom, to remove from this life
our beloved companion, Sir knight, Joseph
". Simpson, therefore
Resolred, That while we bow with humble
submission to His dispensation. we deeply
deplore the mournful events which deprives
US Of further associations with one who was
SO worthy member Of our Order, and who
adorned bis position as a man and Christian
with SO many eminent virtues.
Resolred, The we signalize our feelings with
the loss Of our companion by all the tokens
of respect which we can render, by attending
his burial in the capacity of Sir Knights, and
by adopting the usual badge Of mourning, i.
e., the wearing Of Grape for thirty days on the
left arm and the draping of our banners.
Resolred, That We offer TO the family and
near kindred of our deceased companion, the
ASSURANCE Of our heartfelt coincidence and
sympathy.
Resoired, That copy of these Resolu-
tions be presented to the widow of our
deceased companion, and that they be pub
lshed in the daily papers.
K. f. Bower,
H. w. WOODS, cou
II. BUEL. eom
]. GIVEN,
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A TELFcRApHIc despatch was received
yesterday announcing the death of Mr..
CuRr. McCARrY, by falling from window
of the Barrett House, in Burlington. Mr..
McCarty was Proprietor of the "Interna-
tioual," and has been citizen Of Keokuk
from his boyhood. His family have the SYM
patty of all in this terrible dispensation Of
Prevalence
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Borp's INDICATED CREAn, on account of its
delicate perfume and cleansing properties, and also
Of its reliable curative properties ID the most pop
ular remedy out for itch, letter, prurigo and all
postular and scsiy eruptions.
LowER Pollock, Agents,
1une2-dlm.wd-fr-au. IS Main street.
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NorIcr.-The members of Young America
Fire Company, No. l, are requested to meet
at their engine house this morning at nine
clock, to attend the funeral of our LITE
fellow member l.. II. McCarty.
The members of this FIRE department are
respectfully invited to participate. By order
OF JOSEPH SANuELs, Pres't.
WV, II. BARRETT, Sec'y.
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The Young Men ~ the New Ysrk s--sss.
We take pleasure in publishing the sub
joined article for the benefit Of those people
who confound youth with ignorance, and sup
pose that man must be properly tossilized
before his opinions can be accepted Is of any
value:
10 striking fact, tsays the New York
Independent, that the number of young men
prominently connected With the New York
press as writer's is greater now than At .nv
former period. Although the editors. in .ch;af
Of several Of the leading metropolitan iourn.
ais are veterans, Jet the chief editorial work
ofthese Journals is done BY men between the
years of twenty five and forty. William Cul.
len Byrant idles when he pleases. leaving
Charles Nordhog and Augusta Maverick 70
edit the Evening Poss. Horace Greeley i
ike father among sous in the Tribune Office.
1t il true, Sidney Howard Gay, lately the
managing editor Of journal, ID on the shady
side of life, yet he has just gone OF to the
White Mountains in search Of the lost sun.
shine, leaving John Russell Young 70 be his
brilliant successor. George Ripley, the rips
literary critic, il on . wedding tour insEn-
rope. leaving mis- pen 70 Hr. Hassard. George
". smalley, who few yean ago vas rowing
who efst maAs his literary reputation bv hia
uA1toriySspor in the Tfib4se Of the hetfle
of Anuee1m, u ALREADY on Of the ahleat ri.
ten, - b . one of The nobleet men. con-
nected with The American press.
Then, TOO, u the same ol1ioc, are Clarence
Cook, waeing var sgainst ali bed picture,
and some rood Edwin II. House ~ vii.
liam Winter, dfamatic critics; Nakhaa Urnes
and KAne O'Donnol, ooOpaSns;valv - -.
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Tar those seifsealing Fruit Jars ct Cady
/ Peck's. They are the best in the market
iune306k
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Hotel Property for Sale.

YyHE UNION HOUSE, at Hamilton, op..
posits Keokuk, with three and ha.f lot. ofground
ON which issitpated good twostory Frame Hotel bud
Ing coptsinips 10 rooms every convenience for
cistern good well Of water with barn
RON for ~ hossss Here 10 rare chancs for any
desiring TO enasRe In the Hotel Business The My rea
son vhy the pfesen proprietor desires to sell H. GU
count OF the iii health OF hts wife. Price t25e0 Title
good or no sale
1nr further information inquire OF 3. Roberts, on
PREMISES or to H. b TEN-EYCK,
Mayed Real Estate Agent, Kechuk.
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ATTENTION YorSG AAERIcA!-There will
be a special meeting of the members Of
Young America Fire Company, No. /, this
"wednesday evening. at their Hall, at u
O'Clock. A full attendance is requested as
business Of importance will be presented.
J. A. SAnuELs, Pres't.
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Mn. BrrsER, of the Eddyville Independent,
Rsve M call last evening.
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stock. Market.

stock Market.
ny fsleerapA.l Nrv Ycax, Jpne -.
etoe h are bstter Gold 1scz<. Carl ss1s..C roI
ls ssL: RsAdisg los3< Erie SAL: Mich soatAeru
1915 c 49, Maripnss pm ~. v Tell s7<: d Of
81. csspos.. iios<; eospoas u g. Io7I DO ~ los
n Csrts n k;nTCes, 49,.
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lyOR SALE-Twenty feet east side Of lot H. |
II block LOG, On the north aide OF Main, Sevent
street Price 81 900. Title good sale Enquire Of
feb21 B TEN-EYCk.
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VNOR gALE-A T~osfory Brick Dwelling Hours
IL with eight rooms, lot 20 by li0-two stables. tv
Wood.heds ard good well e soft water street vel
paved and brick side-s ak Situated Bcndesu, t.
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets Title good sale
Price 81 500. Enquire OF
febal TEN-EYCK.
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EOR RENT.-The four-story brick build
- ing kne wn - the "Arcsde"-a FIRST rate placeer
NholesAe Grocery Iron Store, situated onth corner
Of LIST and Main Streets, Keokuk.
Apply 70 fapr22l Il, TkN-ffoh.
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EOR SALE-Twenty acres of beautl-
IL fni Garden or Grape Land, aud near the aissis
spp river about three mile above the city OF heoxak
mshao H. B. TEN-EYCK
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NCR So LIE -anree very desirable Lots. which
located brick cling h use cou.aninET
rooms Large b lick wash house and wood house,
together with large trick stable large c.t.rna
ard Lots we'll covered with choice lot Of an 9TH
trees Thi. property lie situated the II ith
and Morgan streets convenient 70 business Price s5
halt cash balsnee in and years at per cent. in
tersst Title good. Enquire of
APRIL r. TES.ETcX.
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EOR SALE-30 acres of fine grape and
other fruit land 10 acres in high state OF euii-
vatian Is under fence with 200 fruit Of vsr
Gus kinde some nov bearing Price SIS per acre Also
20 ationing the above land, Gpi 10 of the
character with improvements bat can be all enclosed
by placing fence the ROAD small expense. Price
$40 and 80 per This land situated the
idence Of Dr. Hicks shout two miles from Second street,
Keoknk. For particulars enquire OF
mch24 FL. b. TEN EICk.
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EOR SALE.-A two story frame dwellir {
Il house. with and full lot, situated on ,c
L. In block 20 on the c1raer Of Rank and fite-rf
Streets in D. W. Kilbonrpe's Addition. Title good o.
no SALE. Price Ssoo. Enquire Of
mchl Ii. b. fES-EYCK
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DOR SALE-Lots 7 and 8 in Block
1s1, on the corner Of 18th and Palean streets VII
be sold Of . bargain. Hnqnreof
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uNOR aALE-Lot l. and 80 feet of Lot 2 in Block leo
II situated the corner Of Seventh and Orleans at
These lots covered with fruit. everEr aud other
ornamental trees together with fne growth or shade
trees che sidewalk, and large cistrn the back
part the lot and really the finest building lots in
that part Of the city Price 81 sob Title perfect En-
Qure Of janl0f H. b. TEN-kfCK.
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INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses anl
Household Furniture be eHecies In fae tsaa H.
Company Hartford, Hons< In-uTaact cfEposy
New Yosk and other responsible stock companies
70 ave year, at rates ging from 40 "a
pr cent the fieo for the vho'e tine, or =.
chssp other responsible company. FOR Y.list.
tnforr. sfion Insurance call the underss ped
give better indemnity than BE ou -i any ob
agency in this section tdecs II B.TENEYCB
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uS0R SALE.-Lots and 8, in block 1sa, on Fulton
Il street. between Eleventh and Twelfth streets. Pric
$500 each. Also lot In block S. in Ktcurne's Add
ton to Keokuk- Price $3.50. Titles good sale.
Enquire u Ijan7l IL. B. TEN-EyCK.
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GNaR SALE.-T-n Of land, represented in the
City Plat as letter /, IN the A tract, Krokuk.
am authorized TO sell this property at very great bar
gain II applied for soon. Title good sale. En-
quiEe Of II. TEN-EYCk-
apri-d Real Estate Agent
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uv0R sALR.-A frame dwelling hcuse containing 10
II IRONS. cstern CELLAR rood hcufe anc rtatie With
lot 50 by $50 and s the property 70 mery exempted by
Mr. Brewer situated thu cerner Of LIST and II gh
and Affords very delightful view OF the Price
tzceS5oo cash and the baisoce In yesr MIR per
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