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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-19

ADJUSTMENTS.
GREAT ANNIVERSARY FESTI-
" VAL OF TIE
RICHMOND TURNER SOCIETY,
on MONDAY MAY u. ls66


RICHMOND TURNER SOCIETY,
on MONDAY, MAY 81, ls66.
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, procession of the Turner
Society, and the Richmond Harmonic Society, and
the visiting Turner'S, t.rongh the city, from The
Turner Headquarters, Monticello Hotel, on Broad
street, tMr. &. Saucr, proprietor,l to the
ELIZA PARK,
west end of Marshall street (Mr. G. Schafrr, pro-
prieor) where the celebration will come oil III the
following order
ALTERNATELY,
GYMNASTICAL PRODUCTIONS,
SINGING,
PERFORMANCES AND DANCING ENTER
TAINMENTS;
SPEECH,
delivered by Mr.. F. HoLLE, President of the Rich
mond Turner Association;
GRAND DINNER AT . O'CLOCK;
CLOSE OF THE FESTIVITIES
at half.pa o'clock, L. NJ, and return of the
Societies and their guests TO the city. Ats o'clock,
BALL,
given by Mr.. G. scHAFER.
A FULL BAND, composed of the best musicians
OF the city, will be in attendance during
the whole of the Festival
ON TUESDAY NIGHT, MAY ed,
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL
AT THE
MONTICELLO HALL,
BROAD, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS,
given by the Proprietor, Mr.. C. sAUER. In honor
OF the Richmond Harmonic and Turner Associa-
lions and their guests.
On Monday, 2lst OF May, by direction Of Mr.. s.
RUTH, Superintendent OF the Richmond aud Frede-
railroad, will start every half hour
from the depot of the Richmond and Fredericks-
burg railroad to the Elba Park and utce rerSd.
Fare, FIFTEEN CENTS.
The Omnibus Line running between the lower
and upper part of the city will ON the same day be
TO bring passengers from Rockets n far
as The western terminus Of Broad street TO the
Grounds.
All those who should like to spend q few hours In
most pleasant and sociable way are respectfully
Invited to participate in our celebration.
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BY 0rubbs 1 williams, Auctioneers.
Corner Of Eleventh snd Main s,r.s,.

TWO HANDSOME LOTS, on CHEF
AUCTIOy.--We will sell AT auction, on tha1 At
misses, or TUESDAY, May I'd, ats o'clock, "
two LOTs-one on Maddox Hill, Of two az, -
other beautiful lot, Of one acre. In the village ne
Chelsea. -
TsAAs: one-four'h cash. balance At four. eigb
1896 To be paid by the purchaser ~
my1s GRUBBS i WILLIAMS. auc,Io,oo,.
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gag SODA APPARATUS.-The celebrated
"ARCTICn SODA APPARATUS, with GENERA
TORS, FOUNTAINS, &c, complete As agent Tor
the manufacturer, the subscriber is prepared to
furnish the most convenient and elegant apparatus
known. Call and examine sample.
WILLIAM IL. SCOTT, Druggist
o., On - corner Franklin and Seventeenth streets
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BY rilkinton, Pulliam & Co., Auctioneers,
Commission Merchants, and Real Estate Agent.
No. Wall street, Richmond, Va.
T,OP SALE AT AUCTION.-At N,

EOE SALE AT AUCTION.-At the
IL request of b. J. Johnson Esq, we osyr FIR
FIFTY ACRES, lying on Broad Rock rad, IL
Chesterfield county, through which the Fly" lie
branch runs. IL Is part in woods and part cleared
about ci..ht acres cleared portion of the Tract s.
excellent low gronnd II not sold privately before,
will be- sold AT public auction, 10 the highest bid.
der, without reserve, on SATURDAY., Tue 9Th Al
Nav, 1895 at } o'clock, i. NJ.
TERMS Liberal, and made known on day ~ sale
PILKINT0S, PULLIAM & Co..
my 3-rodtolgNN ltds AIctiorsrr,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VALUABLECOAL LAND, IN CHES-
OF THE " KESWICK' TRACTION TIE JAMES
RIVER, FOURTEEN MILES FROM RICHMOND.
FOR SALE PRIVATELY We offer for sale he
TRACT OF COAL LAND located Ms above de-
scrbed. adjoining the lands Of General Edward
job nson and others. Its location Is in the midst
of the coal region, and the indications the snr-
face, and partial explorations made render II
coal. Ii has also large quantity OF wood and
timber, small portion ot the land only Is clear
ed. The improvements are Il small frame hons"
with four rooms, and the usual out-honses. For
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Brokers,
corner OF Eleventh and Main streets,
my 1s-st under Ma ional Bank Of Virginia.
EARAlS IN NEW KENT FOR SALE.
II We offer for sale FARM OF FOUR Hun.
DRIED ACRES, fifteen miles from Richmond, Al
cleared, balance in original timber, heavily wood.
ed The improvements are dwelling with Fix
rooms, and abundant farm buildings, and abound
Also, TWO SMALL TRACTS, one of ONE HUN.
DRIED ACRES and the other OF SIXTY ACRES.
Also, ONE OTHER TRACT Of ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY ACRES, near Summit Station, heavily
Also" Also, ONE OTHER TRACT Of ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY ACRES, on the Chickahoniny, near
the forge. One hundred acres cleared, the balance
in original growth. The improvements are dwell
Ing with four rooms, and all necessary ont build
ard, with all the growing crops OF wheat, oats,
eorn vegetables pankiSTnB nssl' w 'fIst IS
nv list sk Auctioneers.
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LOST. sTRAYED AND FOUND.

FOUND, A DAY OR TWO SINCE,
T on shockos Hill, an OVAL BREAsTPINs with
hair In It, and initial marks on reverse side. The
owner can get 1t by calling at this Office and paying
for this advertisement. my is-4tS
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
By Christian, Lea & Co., Auctioneers,
IL Main


BY Christian, Lea & Co., Auctioneers,
Is Main street.
WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
w AUCTION on TUESDAY, I'D instant, com
npncng at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the followins
CHOICE SELECTED GROCERIES, LIQUORS, Fish,
&c to which we invite the special attention oi the
trade: - ~
1 eighth casks BRANDY,
- baskets CHAMPAGNE,
So cases SUPERIOR CLARET WINE,
100 boxes CANDLES,
% mats lava COFFEE,
50 baSs Rio and LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
loo half barrels HERRlNGS,
20 barrels No. MACkEREL,
InU barrels HERRINGS,
30 barrels MOLASSES,
80 sacks LIVERPOOL FINE SALT,
30 boxes YELLOW and BROWN SOAP,
% barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
- barrels b SUGAR,
) barrels A SUGAR,
10 barrels EXTRA & SUGAR,
) hogsheads BACON SIDES,
50 bags PEANUTS,
10 barrels PICKLES,
~ barrels ALE.
90 half barrels ALE. r.,
my 1877 IS Main street.
BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioncers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.
WE PROPOSE, AT AN Il A X l. !
w DAY to sell AT auction well-selected Law
LIBRARY OF about SEVEN HUNDRED VOLUMES.
ConfriL To the sale are invited, and sent Ia
in few DAYS they will be embraced in the Gaia
ICgue, which is now being prepared
49, GRTBBS & WILLIAMS,
my la-3t Auctioneers.
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cash PAID FOR BONES.-Wanted,
" FIVE HUNDRED TONS BONES. Cash paid
on delivery.
my 5-ts b. Il. LATHROP, Agent.
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. Bishsg !
report. ~ ~
giving q hfisl
during the pest b
tion Of the Chur
important sugg6S
sures for the futuE
He favors tha n
Virginia with
the Protest.
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WANTED, a FEMALE co OK
JOHN N. GORDON SON,
nv Ia Fourteenth street near Exchange Hotel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21
New Ysrk Dry oesAs MARKET.

Evening Post says prices Of goods Of all des-
criptions are falling.
The decline was great yesterday, though some
kinds Of merchandise was held by owners with
considerable frmness. So much effort to make
sales has rarely been put forth, and the disposition
was ever where manifested to CLOSE traneactions
and TO realize. The concession in dress goods il
large. 1t extends to prints and all fine fabrics.
On standards and woolens it IL largest. The
fall in one month on the basis Of the prices OF
goods sold at auction yesterday, is reported to be
fully one hundred per cent: The average decline
may net exceed 20 or rs per cent. In that line
there is q very general feeling Of antipathy in
business circles, amounting almost to q
panic in some quarters, and this adds to the de-
preston. But the people, and particularly the
men in business do not readily buy there.
There has been q change in the Real Etate mar
ket. Many persons who offer property for sale At
auction, find it does not command the price they
hoped to obtain, and SO they withdraw or bid il
in 1t il admitted that the prices Of the 6rst oil
February cannot be. maintained, and bargains are
offered at lower rates.
This is also frue to some extent of rents.
The loan market is easy at S per cent. and the
supply of capital in quest Of temporary invest
ments is increasing.
Currency is also accumnlating here, but in con
sequence of the usual liquidation in the country
NJ the beginning Of April, the current will proba-
bly, stop in . few days.
The stock markets are more active. Govern
ments are firm, there being m increasing inquiry
for the seven -thirties for Investment.
Compound Interest notes are also in demand at
full rates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

PROPOSED CHANGE Of mail time from 9,
Louis to Keokuk by river.-It is proposed to
change the time Of leaving St Louis to 6
o'clock A. NJ, instead of 4o'cloc P. n. as it
now is.
When the Packet Company gets their new
boat finished-which will be from the FIRST to
the tenth of next month"; will make the
arrivals and departures as follows:
Fast express bosts will leave st. Louis at
8 o'clock \. \. and arrive at Keokuk II r. \.
at night, and will have to leave Keokuk at
70 CLOCK A. y. in order to make the time.
Leave st. Louis at 4 o clock P. H., arrive
At keokuk at ! o'clock ?. n, and depart !.
half past two. The other freight and p.e.en.
ger packets will leave Keokuk :. !
usual.
Tom Haight or his Representatives. lin !.
around with . petition to get aisners. and al
can have . chance to sign either way, !. h
has : column for ssch time Of leaving, al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

We learn from the Chicago papers that the
total number of hogs packed in Chicago during
the season just closed is sol. AZ, agains, 15o.l47
last season-showing a falling of of asses.
The average yield of lard is Al per cent. more than
last year. The total number of cattle packed il
23,7ss head, against ", 459 head las, season.
The diminution is q 49, head.
The season a. Cincinnati has closed, and the
total number Of hogs packed ut that poin, is stated
1t 354,e79.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

Major Generals Sherman, Meade, Thomas
and A. j. Smith attended the benefit given to
Cecile Rush at DeBar's Opera House, St.
Louis, Friday night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

|vnats afa;r expssainsfssssy naas1aDss
So far - mail connections both ways, are
concerned, the present schedule is much to
be preferred, q it makea close connections
both Ways, while the proposed change woald
cause . delay Of mails 1t this place. Besides
the arrival and departure Of the msil in the
middle Of the night would cause like delay
and Inconvenience to business men in their
correspondents with points down the river,
Our community and the Des Moines Valley
are alike interested in every way - regards
mails, business and travel, in maintaining
the present programme - TO the arrival and
departure Of the St. Louis packets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

Iowa is a great country. 1t is q remarka-
BILE country, a patriotic country. has q big
Union majority, and can give greater changes
of weather in a shorter time than any place
on the globe. Yesterday, for instance, We
had spring, summer, fall and winter temper
ature all in twelve hours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

IT is stated that General Lee testified be-.
fore the Reconstruction Committee, that he
never took an oath to support the Southern
Confederacy, but always scrupulously avoided
1o.pr G n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

REGISTERED at the Deming House yester.
day, were Mr.. Jones Of Oskaloosa, and Col.
Case o fIndiana.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Market.
By TELEGRAPH NV YohK, March 20,
c~otton-Heavy and dropping with more doing n 3s,&
@4oc for middling.
Tcur-Dull, unsettled, and common grades SDlnc
lover, sales II : l0os 50 for sound Extra STATE
8 1875 Is for common 20 coed extra r II. O., and
9 Q 20 for Trade Brands, market closing heavy.
estern dull at , q.
Grain-wheAs heavy and spring &c lower. white firm
At Co; No 2 Milwaukee Club l IS; for prime new No /
do in stor- ! 50. Rye dropping, Barley IN od.ra.e re-
quest; choice Canada western l Is. Corn lie better at CO
@.4c for unsound, and :41isc for sound mined wet
err, both in store aud delivered. Oats dull and heavy
at 35@3s for unsouud western, and 52a53 Tor sound DO
Petroleum Dull and lower At 24ls12s for Crude, and
3sG40 for Refined in Rond.
Provisions-Pork opened lower but closed more nrm.
y At Is q 90 for new mess, closing at % 90 f,r
cash. 20 90 for old do; and u 2542l 50 for prime, al.e
also bbls new mtss for April and May. sellers option
At . oa262s Beef steady At 10 90 for new
plain mess and 20 5oaa4 % for new sxtr. mess Bee
hamsheavy At 81 90 81 so. Bacon firm At lsc for Cum,
berlani cut, and lsLs BIC for shortribbed. Cut nj At.
steady at nl39lai4 for shoulders and lslsDlsL fcl
hams. Lard heavy At IHlsLc. Butter quiet at $50
45c for Ohio, and soGe0 for state. Cheese dull At II
@22.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

VARIOUS Of our exchanges are enlarging
and appearing with q new dress. Among
these we notice the Cincinnati Gazetteand the
Springfield Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

As an indication of thrift in our city we are
glad to notice the active aud constant demand
made for the products of the plow manufac-
tory of our friend Archer 4 Co. That de-
mand mueh exceeds their ability to supply,
active as is the establishment Archer l. Co.
make a good pillow and we are glad to see
that the public know this fact and buy &C.
cordinply.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

The business Of street cleaning still con-
tinue.. The upper part ofMain street is nov
receiving attention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

The calling of the docket and preliminary
business engaged the labors of Judge Loves
court Yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

Losr.-One-half of the gold case offs hunt
ing watch. The finder will be literally re-
warded, by returning it to DR.. Seidlitz.
~oro1-0t
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doing 30.

GREAT BARGAINS of new and choice goods
from auction sales, at Bostwiek h Co.'S.
marl7-Ct -fri-sun-wed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

Now, If we were POLITICALLY inclined, that
were a mist cloud hanging over the river yes.
terday afternoon, swaying with the wind, and
silver touched by the sunshine, that should
make us rush frantically Parnassusward and
perpetrate rhyme unstinted. We are not
equal to the undertaking however. But If
any of the muse-inspired daughters of this
municipality shall pen-touch the glories OF
that mist cloud f~ttingly, our columns are open
to their rhymthmic labors, and Immortality il
theirs at once.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

MoxpAY's ST. Louis Democrat said that no
boat had yet reached that city from above
this place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

On the upper road the train now leaves Fl.
Madison at II 4. NJ, instead of 1880, as
heretofore. See time table.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

BILLS or LADfNa, in large y small guam.
titles. for sale at this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

THE building adjoining the Dudley Houee
on Ninth street, that fell several months ago,
is to be replaced by a new structure.
The building occupied by Hambleton l.
Huiskamp, and lately partially destroyed by
fire, is being Reconstructed and will soon
be ready for occupation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21
Chicago Market,

Chicago Market.
By telegraph CHICAGO, March 20.
Provtsions-Iracfive but Arm; Mess Pork 20 Coz 26 so
Lard firm. Drss-ed Hogs are still arriving; small io&,
cold At 10 56@1l 90 q 100 bs.
Flour : Inactive and almo I entirely nominal.
Grain-Dsmaud for Wheat light; No lspsfnx at 246
! 24A, No 2spring quiet hut firm At s01s2c. Corn dull
and quiet At 41e for No l at 3ehc for No 2, and SEC for
Rejected. oa,s dull At Csc for No |, and 2l@2l,xc for No
2. Barley 10 better demand.
Hishwines-Iuactiye at 2 22A2 q.
seeds-Quiet but steady; Timothy 2 2603 90; Glover
s 0o05 IS; Flax 2 IS; Miilet IS.
Beef cattie-fales to day we're At I 2t05 % for com.
mon to fair COWS; and 52s0s % fqn nediups to good
packing steers.
Live Hogs -There il not enough doing In hogs to 8,
tsblish any charg in prices.
ehsep-In fair supply At s 3s15 as p 100 fs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

HE BEST DE- CouLD Do.-An army chap
lain relates the following funny story
Seeing . dirty faced b~utternut urchin Il n
fence in front ofa house the preacher stonnsd
and said: ppou
us your father ct homer"
mo, he's gone to church,
ttIs your mother in 7"
mo, she's gone too"
Then you arss oil by yourselfY,
"No, Sans il thar hugein the niReersai.,
+ "That's bad -
"Yss, i y bad, bst IL ~ bsst h - a. y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

DCRE and four years old. for the Commu.
nj d TAtie aaa fsn,tiy us Prescribed by Phytf-
cian- FIR Female, Wtasly Per.ons ard Invsfids. The
Great Remedy for Kidney A1tioaons, kAsunasism ard
al Chronic Dtse~s<s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

Facs.-The price Of eggs took . sudden down
ward turn yesterday in our market, and packers
and retail dealers we're offering only Is cents per
dozen. The tendency seems to be to . still lower
prsrn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

JEST received, at Bostwick l. Co., a large
and choice lot of black silks in eros grain and
gros du rhine. Also a few new and very ele.
CANT styles OF silk poplins, which We ofrer -
our customers at prices that cannot fail -
give satisfaction. mI7fr;rn-e.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

A TRAGEDY rPoN A TRAGEDY.-We noticed
a few days ago the murder of a man named
klides, near Lineville, Missouri. That was
sutfisiently atrocious in itself. A correspon-
dent of the Ottumwa Courier adds an add.
tional phase ofthe tragedy. 1t appears that
Mrs. klider, wife ofthe brother of the mur.
dered man, had, on account Of some misun.
Outstanding with the murdered man, refused
to let him have board longer with them as he
had formerly done. Hence he lived alone in
the house where he was murdered.
When the murder was discovered, and the
news made known to his friends, Mrs. Klider
deeming herself the cause Of his death. BY her
unsisterly conduct toward him, was a few days
since missing, and on search being made, was
found dead at q pool Of water on which vas .
coat OF ice some ten inches in thickness. Her
body was found lying on the ice, With he~
head in the water, which was some ten fact n
depth.
The integument Of her forehead vas mncb
bruised, and it is supposed that in the mad
ness and grief and agony Of mind, she struck
her head upon the ice, until it yielded to its
influence, and by immersing her head in the
mole thus made, and stoutly holding it there
strangulation ensued-launching her soul into
eternity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21
Aqua de MAGNOLIA
HAGAN.s MAGNOLIA BALM,

This 10 the most delightful ana extraordinary article
ever discovered. IL changes the sun burnt face and
hands TO : peariy latin texture Of ~ravisiiax beauty, io-
parting the sisrble purity Of youth. and the dssfss0ss
appearance 90 inviting 10 the city belle OF fashion. Is
removes tan, frrekies, ptmplsa, and r,ughness FROM the
skin, having tn compa.xion fress. ttanspsssat and
srooth II eontafns no material Injurious to the skin.
Pstronixed By Acsresses and 0p4rA ringers. II ID what
ever lady .hould have. Sold every where. RssAil prtcs
30 cent?.
Prepared by - HAGAN, Troy. J. r.
Address all orders To
DEMAS BARNES l. CO., New-York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21
Mutual Lii. Insurance CO

W clip II. following nm tn. New York ~Indep.t.
dsat OF Sept. 2sth
.sYhis Coepany vaa Organized In 1Ae on the mrtrel
syute0. With the we'll snown advantage Of fnrniYtiYg
INSURANCE. at is aetuai cost In the amouns Of in trri
nsss, Il 10 the largest life insnrsnce company in TIE
country, and Nth the exception Of on G-rnasr ecr-
pany, the largest in the World. Ia accumulated c3pits,
10 nearly etoJe0Di 600 II hs paid since its or snizztica
over - ,o0O, Gro 70 the families and G. editors Of deceased
nembers, asd has refunded over f3,ooo,oCo to policy
bolders In dividssAs or snI plus premiuns. Its present
surplus !. over 3,00o, ooo, fron which the annual divi.
dsnd viii be declared n Lst Of feo. pext The hunter
OF policies issued during the year Was ! ,5s3. Its annual
incous - Ovef e3eey 90 per year, its receipts ter utter
est alone being over half . million. which more than
paid 1t. loeses for the year ending let November last.
Prom these figures some notion may be obtained OF The
immense bnsiDeAs done by the con pany and Of the adj
vantAxes offered TO insurers. Fuller particulars vii be
found In an sdsertisemsn, IN smother eolnpn. OF the
advant~gss Of life Insurance ii is scarcely src--saFy &c
ny IN ythinE n this day. Lori Chancellor ~ ndhurst's
renars, that no nsan with 4 dependent fsn,il, Is free
from rep~oach IL HE lite In not insured. Is not to strong
The duty Of insurance being admitted, the next thing 10
TO md . .afe and cheap company, and the Conneeticut
Mutusl II both
II. q. II S-ErcK Is the ~agestfor this popular company
In this city. oct6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21
II B TEs-YycS.

NOR ALE-Tw-ptJ fr.. e side " let II, in
bIes ~. "a the narth sIde O Man, pear Seventh
sreet- Price Il go. little good e. no sale. lusatfr Q.
fshEl IA d IkS-ftCn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

COLONEL A. g. McQuEES.-We noticed a
couple of days ago the long and gallant SER
vice of the First Cavalry and their reaching
Davenport. We gave the official roster. The
members from our county have reached home,
and are resting on their well earned ~laurels.
Heroes are they all. Among the returned is
Colonel Mcqueen, of this city. A gallant
officer, that by faithful and soldierly service,
has reached the rank just surrendered. His
friends here welcome him home warmly, and
all the community are proud of his good
record. May the ways of peace and the pur.
suits of civil life bring to him all prosperity
and attainable earthly good.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21

uS0R LILO ] and SO feet q Lot II BioeS lso,
situafet on the corne Of Seventh and UPteNts It's.
These lots sre cnver-d with fruit, esersr en- nad other
or uAsnr nsxI trees. tox.th-r xi4h a fu- growth o. siate
sr ees on the sd-wnlk. and a large list m on The back
part Il the lot. and are reall, tn hn~t building los IN
thaa part of the city Price ST. 500. Title perfect. En-
ouire Of Tsuto1 n. b. TEN-kYCh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-21
SALE--For,y acres land within four

DOR SALE-Forty acres land within four
miles of b -skuk - rcr s u1der iruce ard "a .
high -t.te os cuitirattan, b. ing tctton laa6-ba. Btf
iisber, with = resl <th calculated for grsse- aid OtLfr
traits. TN The pia . Is . NV franz hp.ss contairfrg
fsur Il ors. good cist~rn, plAt / stable ard other rJt-
buildings together xirh npail, ali Kin 70 Cf b-srng hu,
xe and V situate on tt- Dies aoints ailss
= aiiro-d. Here il . rate Glance for 9 bargs1- lite
good or no sale. Price S2,3ss nnquire Of
mehs IL. B TEN-EYCK