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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09
Partnership Notice.

VuNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
u between Harvey Scott and Casswell Hotter, in
the Blacks mithing business under the of Scott
4 Holer, : this day dissolved bv mutual consent.
The business OF the firm will be settled by Harvey
Scott. SCOTT & HDLLER
Richmond, Aug. 8, 1866. 24-26
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Gov. Conrad Baker,

Will address his fellow citizens Of
Richmond and vicinity On Monday, Aug.
10th. Come out and lear him.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09

GENERAL GRANT-The patriotic people
of the nation rejoice to know that Ulysses
Grant has been appointed and confirmed
General of the L S. Army-in &c
cordanee with the law recently enacted
by Congress. creating the rank of Gene
raj The Office of Lieutenant @ eneral
was conferred on Maj General Sherman
%. K, was this appointment The gal
liant Farragut was also nominated and
confirmed Admiral of the Navy
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VIII be continued at the place. the Boston
Turnpike. 4 fes don-s Eat af No. Engine House.
bF Never Witte where Steel Flows OF the best
KIND can y had at all times Repairing done short
notice, and charges reasonzbie.
MEYER 4 WITTE.
RchnIor1+ August 2.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09

Il Be kind to your friends. that they
may continue such: and to your epemies,
that they may becsme your friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-07

By Telegraph NEv YoRK. March c.
Cotton-ru and dropping at +3td44 for middng.
Flour-l0c lower for sud inferior grades and
good and choice grades steady, 25aT so for Extra
States 90 IS SO for common good shipping brands
extra r. II. o, and s5al0 co for Trade Brands
market closing quiet.
Whisky-Q let and nominal at 2sta2
declining while strictly prime parcels and lie
better; 5GI1Sl 77 for prime No Milwau kie and
81 for Inferior do; and 81 for old MiIwauhie Ciut
Corn dull and heavy -3eTs for unsound and .f0rec
for inferior white southern Oats dull at 3sd43 for
unsound western, and 5iGa54 for sound do.
Grocerits-Coree ste.dy Sugar steady 81 Tx for
Porto Rico aud loi IL for Cabs Nn.oovado Mola, %
quiet Demarsrs ~ 86e
Petroleum Dull at - FOX Crnde, and ssa4s for r..
nnsd in Rord
rrovisinns-perk duh aud lower, NJ a. 50G2s 90
Tor ness ecsi.g at y I2i hor cash e t0S1 -
for old d. snd % toso - for prime also a-5o Dbl.
new m's for Marrh. April and May SELLER option
at q 2as2s o. Beef &dy ct ID ooa90 co for new
plain aud % s0624 90 for rev extra Ias.. Beef
hams quiet; Western at 40 COAL 90 Cut heats heavy
at ilEl214 70, shoulders, and 1si&slst4 for hams
Bacon duh AMI heavy. at lis4 si.7z for Cumberland
at 1919. Tor Western AID laI4alzs1 for city Lard
heavy at l6Glsl. Butter quiet at 32f5 for Oh o.
and 4os IS III stat-, Chee.e steady Mt lea21
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THAT BOILER EXPLOSION.
Report Of the Com mtttee.

We, the undersigned, having been requested TO
the results of the explosion of the boiler at
the Machine Shop Of the Des Moines Valley Il.
r., report that have. carefully looked into the
matter, and examined the remains of the boiler.
and the results OF the explosion: also, conversed
with the employees who had charge Of said boiler,
and from all the information gather, and
from own observation, have come to the fol.
lowing conclusions:
That said boiler wss constructed OF good mate
rial, well made, showed signs of defect or
weakness in any part, nor of having been strained.
burnt overhcated. button the contrary. showed
that there had been plenty Of water in it at the
time of the explosion; and the evidence collected
from those in charge is that the water Vas at The
upper gauge cock lew moments before the ex-
plosion. That the safety valve large and
sufficient; set to blow off At eighty pounds
per square inch had frequently blown of Mt that
point, aud blowing off at the time Of the
explosion, showing that the valve was not stuck
The boiler supplied by Giaard Injector
which was found closed showing that there was
no water being thrown into tire boiler at the time
Of the explosion, which took place Just n the
steam was being let on IL the engines
The appearance Of the boiler indicates that il
has been well taken care Of, kept clean, and in
good condition, and the evidence of those who had
II il charge, is that it WAS regularly washed out
every three weeks, and had been cleaned and filed
With fresh water the day before the explosion
! We candidly confess that the cause is bevond
: our ability to discover It is one Of those mys,e-
rious and disastrous explosions arising from causes
! which the scientific world has for years been
attempting to discover, and up to this time. have
failed to arrive at satisfactory solution of the
/ phenomenon-and which have occurred la some Of
/ the best constructed and managed boilers in the
country II gives US much pleasure TO lie able to
/ state that so far can learn there does not
seem TO have been any cupability on the part of
the Lessees, Superintendent, Master Mechanic or
any of their employees. The boiler was in charge
of the same persons who had run il for several
years being men Of large experience in that way,
and, as far as we can learn, sober and reliable
(Signedl L. W. DAVIS, Fl Madison
S. :. VAIL, keokuk
$. ARMITAGE. +"
J. o. HUMBLE
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TO THE PUBLIC.

In accordance with the unanimous request
of the large audience in attendance at the
concert given by Prof. Kilbourne's class last
evening, it was determined to repeat the con-
cert this evening, for the benefit of Messrs,
Pingree and Stafford, who lost all their prop.
erty in the late disastrous fire in this city.
For the further information of the public, the
undersigned committee, appointed for the
purpose of furthering the object herein named,
are informed that these gentlemen are entirely
worthy, and the probabilities are that the
manufacturing establishment in which they
were engaged will not be resumed, unless
material aid be given by this community. We
therefore trust that the citizens of keokuk
will not let an enterprise, in which we are all
interested, fail for the want of that support.
1t lis due to Messrs. Pingree and Stafford,
that we should say that this entertainment is
gotten up without their knowledge. For fur.
Their particulars, see notice of CONCERT in
another column.
ID. B. HILLIs,
r. +. Bower.
NJ. W. WEsTCoTT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-07

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Chaeaae Market.

Chicago Market.
By Teiegraph.l CHICAGO, March Q.
Business OF all kinds very quiet and the tsndsncy Of
prices 10 downward.
Provisionsfhe demand for provisions. ID limited and
the market rules dull with light sales % % or mess
pork, and 20 90 for rump pork 1870 for rough sidss
packed ls1c for sweet picked hama l71c steaa rem
dered Lard le3c for No lard; 1870 for green hams
from dressed hogs Beef product dual and sotnai The
range OF prices for pork and beef product - follows
Msss beefl4 Goals so; beef hams IS 0O@s e0 India
mess besf 81 oo93s 90 prime beefn tierces % COG
30 o ness pork 20 co. prime q 5o02a oo clear pork
q SOAPS So rump % oOe2l co. Cumberland middss ls
0laaz shortribbed middles lA1<0I.74 green hams Is
0l6. green shoulders s09kc; kettle rendered lard III
0lsc; steam rendered lIM0lIx; No lard le1z sles@
white grease 15@l6; yellow I25z@lsx bro.n 1'0l2.
Dressed Hogs-The for dressed hogs ID rapidly
drawing close and receipts light About 40 head
sold at 10 5oDlo IS.
FIour-without essential change.
Grain-Less activity In Wheat market with . decline
of s4Dlc per bush; No spring sold ut 240l Is for
winter receipts closing at inside price, fsh rcept
Northwestern Elevator changed hands At 2sl; No 2
spring sold s4ass in regular houses and At aaes IN
particular locations Rejected spring very quiet 7oas
Corn dali and lc lower With .mA salss Rejected at $50
$3.50 In stots demand for other grades and prices
trely nominal oa's dull 1t 2&124 for No L. AZ 81 for
No and Ice for rejected Rye quiet but firm $3.50
for No and SIC for Mol Barley dull with Cana
dian deli vered at IS.
Highw nes-Dnll but firmly held at "a
seeds-Quiet and cay; Glover b0ddo Is Timothy at
27sGS 3G Flax Oo32 e5.
Beef Cattle-Aarket active and buoysnt under briak
shipping demand Sales from ooa7 Is for frat cs.s
steers and6 so for fair TO good aud e65 rs for
common to medium grades cows aud stock cattle
Hcgs-Lve hogs extremely dull and weak With de-
cline Of 2stoc per 100 rs sal-s from rs 10 20 for
common 10 god baoon hogs.
sheep-Du with small ssles at toG5 50 for choke
lots
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-07

BY Telegraph SHw YoRx, March
Noney-Rsth-r easier at SGT y cent call loans.
Sterling Exchange Qaiet at luS5s 1lUs5s
Gold-Unsstt-d and irregular, opening at la2sz. sd-
vancns 10 1885, declining i3 ard closing at 1881
Frcishts TO Liverpool ~ithe ut material change.
Government stocks quiet ard firm.
s6s offs 20 Coupons u 's2, los do Of g. reg los1
U s5s Of lo4o Coupons, POS.
8 es of 81 Coupons. lo4ss.
Treasury Notes 5-3os Ist series sesk
49,. ii series, 9ess.
7-Sos. third series, eea-
L sGs Year Certificates, new issue, 9sJz
0AMCerts 24lx
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New York Cattle market,


By Telegraph INV YcRK March O.
Theeurrent prices for the week all the markets
q follows:
Beef cattle-erst quality per 100 10 ooe:o 90 fair
good u 5ols So common qualities Is 5oel4 co. infe
Nor IL so el3 so.
Cow. and CalvesExtras per head. leo ooGic0 90 for
FIRST qualify 50 oos e5 eo ordinary e5 eoa7s co ne
rior Is ooG5o CO. common 20 o0d61 90.
Veal Calves-Firrt qnslity r.f ID I44ls; ord nary
l2al4 common lo1s8ll1S, inferior alok
Sheep and Lambs-Extra , head 10 GOALS 90; Prime
ootas 90, Ordinary tea6 so. common ooas So
Inferior .5<95 co.
swine-Hesvy; corn fed y n Il1seil1&; light and mt
dunn l1@iils still fed iosl0ls.
The market for beef cattle Is hrmer this week owing
10 tbs fact th.t cattle supply and more
active demand The weather was favorable and all
kinds ruled shout &c higher.
Sheep and Lambs were in demand and with only
moderate supply prices hTm.r.
Hogs were In fair demand.
Total receipts Of all stock all yards for this and
last week were 90 follows
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-07

WHAT DOES IT MEAN?-Why should the
scare or ''panic' and marking down. dry
goods here be attributed to us? 1t is true we
keep good stock, aud sell as cheap as we
can, but that is our business, and if our
friends do not complain of us, no one else
should. nor do We think we will lose an
trade by it. RISER 4 HILLS,
feb7-tf No. &c Main street, Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-07

Nav YoRK, March 8.
The Evening Express says that the hardware
trade OF the city continues brisk, and about the
only branch Of trade in which there is anv marked
activity animation.
Merchants are here from Chicago, Cincinnati
st. Louis, Mobile, Savannah Charleston and New
Orleans. The Western men are only buying 10 a
moderate extent: the Sontherners are buyng
freely, and the bulk Of trade is done with the
South The agents here of the great Southern
houses are loaded down with orders, and End con
siderable difficulty in picking up many styles Of
goods
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ID. B. HILLS,
r. +. Bower.
N. ". WEsTCoTT.
kEoErK. March 6. 1856

hkOkTk, MITCH o, 1000.
The undersigned, occupying the stores ad-
joining the recent FIRE, return their thanks to
our Fire Companies for their untiring efforts
in preventing the fire from spreading and
also to the citizens who so kindly assisted us
in moving our respective stocks of goods.
BuREITT & Co.
HAMBDEN Buell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-07
THE INTERROGATION
FARM FOR SALE.

SITUATED one and half miles from
~ Croft LIE county 1,~s. containing 1so srre~ With
frstrxts improvement, hne large Hons.. Rank Ba a.
Shop. and otarr building Aiso se1 " uit Tress
chance ysrieie- 81 Different frstts Plenty all
She iimr. LaHi COED aud gerftct title Will siI all
together IL W fhre~ ia Ons II 81 scre~
cord -mnl hsasr 90 e splendI4 d mhrr II
Railroad The Latter pay to any perrsn douLi- the
oos', clear Of all IN seisg wood wagon and
barrel stnh VIII siv~ tine part OF the pu chase
money. Call and l.~,gSn. X. C. PYLE.
d~cSt-ik~sf IN he plare Rass If Cvrsen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-07
SCHOOL ELECTION.

In accordance with section 6, chapter |,
Il sehooi Laws Of COW. tie electors Of the K.oknk
City ndepsnd Schp i District will bold cleo
at the public scho fuus@ R,ondesu street, Mon
Day the i2th day % March ist6 between hours of
10 O'Clock In. and cclaek for one Pre- tident
Vice esident on TT a>ur~r. Sc retry and one
Director. I" Board Of School Irct for the
ensuing Year. J.W DC DEN. sse'y.
mrh1h2N
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KEOKuK. IOWA:
CITY NEWS.

Losr.-On Saturday evening, small
Locket, containing pictures. The finder viii
be literally rewarded by leaving the Locket
at the office of the GATE CRY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-07

nor SALE.-Forty acres land within four
u miles Of ksokuk u ustsr tenc~ and ia a
high state OF cultivation. b bottom lsnd-haIs
timber, With .0 cell calculated for gras.@s and ost
frnits. TN the pa Is frame horse coniAininx
four rooms, good cist' ola stable and other
buiidings together vE ally all kinds Ct bearing fruit
shrubber,. Ac and sitnste til. Des Moines valley
faroad Here Is chance for q tAgaio Title
good sale Price s., 30 Enquire Of
neh2 H. b TEN-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-07

sac wsmaa in another column picking SAM
burg Grapes for SPEER's Wrsg. 1t is an admira
lie article, used in hospitals and by the rst class
antilles in Paris, London, and New York, in pref
erence to old Port Wine. u is worth a trial and
gives great satisfaction. Oct. ? Am
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-07

THERE will be an interesting discussion, con.
corning fruit growing before the Horticultu-
raj Society at its meeting Monday night
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-07

Tx men injured by the explosion Monday
morning are still living.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-07

We clip the following Fl, IN the New York Indepsr,
dent Of sept. 18th:
This Cor pany organized in 1sse on the mrfrsl
system with the well tnown advantage Of frrnVtyR
insurance actual cost In the amount Of it rEi
ness lie the largest life insurance company II tbs
country and with the exception Of on~ German G
psny the largest iH the world Its accumulated csFs
is neatly Si9oo 90 II has paid since its or1anz4ick
81 Geo the families aud editors n dtceaa-A
members aud has refunded 1900 oo9 policy
holders in dividends surplus premiums Is pres-n
surplas s. ooo ooo IRON With the annual Gvf
dend Will be declared LIST Of Fec. bert TIE number
Of policies issued during the year $50 Its annual
Is 50 o0 900 per year its receipts fer inter
est alone being half = Million which more thaR
paid it, Losses for the YEAR ending Let November last
From these figures notion may be obtained Of the
immense business Done by the pany and Of the sd
vaBtaxes offered to insurers Fuller particulars viii he
fou I'D adv srtireHen In another columu OF ;hs
OF life insurance 1t isscscey oecessry &c
ans thing at thi. day Lori Chancellor LyndhGrst's
remark, that with dependent family IL free
from rerronch his lfe La insured Is strong
The duty insurance being admitted the thing
TO I'd rsfe and cheap company; and the Conusctient
MutnAl II both !"
H. g. rrs krcx is the sgsBtfor thi. popular company
In this CITY. octo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-07

hs IL the most delightful and extraordinary art,cl,
49, oscovsred IL changes the sun burnt face sut
peariy satin texture OF ravishins beauty "a,
- pus sns marble purity Of youth and the diain0s
,par ~ 70 inviting In the city belle iashion 4
Ismosss an ireckIe- pmpes and agAnsss frcr, IN,
.nas,h ~ aa oonvisxioa fresh, trsnspsreps ane
o.n eontains no material fnjrrioue 70 tie .kin
rsssesssed ey Actresses and Opera ssns@s. Tsf .hs
svefy lsay should Aavs sold sysryvHss. IN ~
70 csnts. NSfAAa Pfsea
49,. sr I. v =. !. HAsAN. Toy, n. d
DEMAs BARNES 1 CO., Nsw.Yorf.
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II B TEN-yYcK

NOR SALE-Twenty feet east I'D 4 lot i, n
II tlocA loo, the narth side Malt ssytnth
sir~e Price 81 coo. little good -si- inquire Of
febu b 1ES-klCh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-07

MR RrFrs HuBRARD, who is Superintend.
ent of the Orphans Home at Davenport, in
forms the Gazette THAT six of the children
ave died of the measles since the middle of
January. In all there have been l50 cases of
measles. but j; is now hoped that the worst is
over. The citizens Of Davenport nobly came
10 the rescue and did all in their power to
smeIiorate the condition of the sick orphans,
and The physician, Dr. James Irwin, labored
necessarily day and night to arrest the pro,
gress ofthe disease.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-07
Desirable Dwelling for Sale.

r WILL sell my present residence, contain
= ing seven rooms, with good cellar and ISL
streets ems reasonable For further information
}.SA SOPHIA cLMnxNue.
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NOR SALE.-A Business Lot on Main
street, between til and STU North side,) winch
/. story brick sture Building, 20 by SO feet This
property offered ter few day a. the very Low pree
Of s. coo haIf cash and talaLc ~ six months With IN
terest Title good L sale. Enquire Of
noxa5 a. II. TEN-EYCE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-07

VIZ learned yesterday that Pennington and
Keosauqua are sufferers by the food, but not
so severely as Croton. Part of the pork
house of Smith l. Schram at Pennington was
washed away, andits contents scattered about
promiseuously. AT Keosauqua it is said the
water rose as high as the counters in some of
the stores on Front street We do not know
how much of truth there is in the reports.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-07

INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses and
Hous-ho d Furniture tie effected 10 rAe finn tr
ysrrnc> Co-pGry Hartford Hosre Jrsurr' ftnpcpy.
Naw Yoh AID other respor-lf j. ssack ean, 80 - q
OF 10 strr 1T rates gfr- cru 80 *
pr cent ca the sito ct toe = ho the
ca -sp uthtr reasonable ocFnp-Dy Fer RI sNle
infer1nst 90 Insuranct cA ~ tar en5erisr4e be
can siv lett. Lis nanitt thsn e f9uae ,'h
aseDey In ili- section. ieecgtl ~ TFNffCK.
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H Z TEN Erck.

NOR SALE Twc-stpIy Brick Dwelling House,
"a. ht rooms lot 10 - 140two stsbits-
Cd htds and gcod sell SOFT water: we'll
r~ved ard lsT side. ak Situated nds-u. be-
Tenth and Eleventh Tit GOOD sale.
Prsce s7 500. knqaire II
f-hql lib TEN-ETCK
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WN0R SALy-The iofth half Of the double brick
IL dwsil4ng house, the corner q Ninth ana Futon
streets cOntAiu sisht lime mons 18th nHe double
psrtzrp 10. ether With ofhsF De impFos ments-
Th. prope Ia locates In very desirable bofhocd
and pleasant pat Of tie city Price 1850 cash, L sid
soon. lite good sale Knqure q
i.nfo HB TES-EYcK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-07

CONCERT To-yIGHT.-The concert by Prof
Kilbourne's class will be repeated tonight,
for the benefit of Messrs. Pngree and Stafford,
who lost almost all their property by the fire
Saturday night. We will not affront the
humanity and benevolent spirit of our citizens
by urging reasons for their attendance. They
will deem the call irresistible, and will doubt
less crowd the Atheneum to its utmost
capacity
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-07

OuR friend j. NJ. Asher, who was several
years ago in the banking house of George C.
Anderson ( Co., and subsequently clerking
in Billings "Nimble Sixrencen store, called
10 sec us yesterday. He has, during the last
FIVE years, been sojourning in Washington
Territory and California, searching after
riches He is now in Government employ in
San Francisco. His honesty will always Sc
cure TO him the friendship of the community
in which he may live
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-07

In our telegraphic dispatches Of yesterday
we noticed that the gas monopoists in Wash
ngton City presented bill of six hundred
dollars for gas used in the post office building
in February. The joke seems to be on the
Gas Company, as the building, except the
city post Office, is closed at o'clock each
evening. The Postmaster General has or,
dered coal oil lamps to be substituted instead
of gas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-07

- "'sr AoA' s-eAtisAYA--TAst three best
tsos. 1e"'e'' skiiifally and elegantly combined
in N amber -ceiored cordial, beautifully srsn,pa.
rsat 70 ths eye pleasant to the taste. and accent.
- - - stomach, in CasweIi. M..l : ~ }.
re-P1esPssrassd EaiSir Of ca,i.a,a Bari
naeh pi.t contains one ounce Of Row, Gill;.
- - each tsaspoonful contain. one ran !,
- fusnished free to the profession
cAswELL, MACK CO
s5 Astusss, under stA Avsaa. Hon.,
- - - " Wiikisss., s.,,
tnssld4w-saa,wsd,fti-s
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II. n TEN EyCK.
DOR SALE.-s4o acres Of Land. 200 in

uSoR sALR-Lots 5 and g. in block l64, On Fulton
II street between Eleventh and Twelfth streets Prlce
$500 each Also lot a. in block o. In xii Addl-
ton 10 K.okuk Price si5o Titles good sale,
Rno,,rs ~ fi~h51 b IkN EYCh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-07

RIVER NEws.-There was large amount
Office in the river yesterday That handsome
bird of passage, Capt. Bishops Grey Eagle
finely fitted up for the trade reported at our
levee. Mondays St Louis Democrat saws:
The river was rising considerably from Sat
nrday at noon until last evening. There is Is
feet to Cairo, feet to Keokuk, feet in the
illinois to Peoria, and feet in the Missouri.
The Upper Mississippi is believed to be open
to heokuk, and the Illinois to Pekin. Ton.
mage has thnned out again at our wharf but
viii. recuperate during the week. Business
to river points generally is good and improv-
ing. Inc weather is very pleasant
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NOR sALE-The west half of a two

HsNJk = LIZ NE west NH vi wv
story double brick Dwelling House containing siH
c.tern good cellar; house painted aud Gasrd all
over lot we'll and all in good order srrHied near
this corner Of 18th aud Des Moines Title good
Price 81 500 Enquire of b TSN-EiCk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-07

~
/ ing With seven rooms, cistern. good cellar and
nue growth fruit trees with full lot and slir gooa
order situated near business Exchange street, De
tween 9th and fth title good. Price 0oo-
Enquire Of d. .. IEN-AhOh'