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new York Market.

By Telegraph INV YoRE. July H.
flour-Closed Is o2sc better high grades and nrm-
er for mfdium and low grades.
Whest-Fkmer: only anal supply; No spring 81 20
o. 40; No spring 81 65a2 ST. ~hts California 81 50.
Rye-Noninal.
OAt,-s2 ass for western; 9ld93 for Ohio,
Corn-Dull: 81 t5aal CT.
Mess Pork-E1ci.ed a2e 80 cash and regular clos
ing with sellers at t23 81 4; buyers at s23 26.
Becf-firu demand
Bacon = Qn.t and scarce.
Cut Mean-smsli supply; prices tending upwards
Lerd-Firm lasSolzA for fair to prime steam; 1891
1914 for kettle rendered.
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with Four METALLIC QUALIFICATIONS q
man may be pretty sure OF earthly success.
These are GOLD in his pocket, SILVER in his
tongue, Brass in his face, and IRON in his
heart.
But for tonic appetizer, and as gentle
stimulant, there is reliable virtue in PLAN,
TATION BITTERS. No article has ever
been so popular or done so much good Let
oil who have not already tried this great
stomachic, at once test its quality. We un.
derstand that the Druggists and Grocers of
this section are selling vast quantities, and
that scarcely family Is without it.
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financial an0 Commercial.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Chicago MARKET.

Chicago MARKET.
By Telegraph CHICAGO, July IL.
Flour Active demand; prices 25D6oc better; spring
scarce; old ground lots in good supply winter
3ls; spring extras $40 80 for old - 1911 for
wheat-strong.r and tribe better; No spring $40
al. No spring and held at ieHuems prices,
Rejected spring active At 81 3D.
Corn-Ncgl.cted; Sl1sak.
O.ts Quiet; 56056h.
Rye-Demand limited $l@l IL.
Wool-Fne fleece, washed second hand, 42044; coarse
to hns, first hands, 3s941; medium 10 fne do 42HA.
Lumber Moderately active change In rates; &l3 60
for common; lath % so
Provisions pork nrm at s2i 5oA2l IS All kinds
Of sides at extreme rates
LArd-l20121for prime steamed; l14 for kettle rem
dered.
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DExIsa HousE.-This old and popular
house has again changed hands-Mr. W. G.
Boon retiring and VIM. Vermillion taking
possession. Under his management we have
no doubt that this hotel will keep up its for>
mer we'll earned reputation Of being one Of
the best hotels in Iowa. See advertisement
in another column
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-13

The card of Sterne l. Wallace, new appli-
cants for public favor, will be found this
morning, under the head Of New Advertise.
ments. They are just starting in the Auction
and Comnisslon business. Their house 10 on
Third street, near Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-13

Rev. B. r. MONKS. son Of Hon. Thomas
Morris, of Ohio, and ct one time resident
of Warsaw, Illinois, committed suicide last
week in Springfield, Ohio, in fit Of mental
arrangement resulting from nervous de-
preston.
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YESTERDAY afternoon there was fight on
the levee, in which was expended large
amount of profanity and considerable guam.
THY Of blood. The bellgerents were Henry
Johnson,. Of WINS bus line, and Samuel
Campbell, Of Perkins hack line. The affair
grew out of some trifing bandying of words
between the two, concluding with fierce
rough aud tumble fight After the exhiler.
ating sport was over they received polite in.
vitation to visit the Recorder, and not having
tin their hearts to refuse they readily COM
piled, and were each fined the usual amount.
Both the boys We're badly "jammed up.'
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AxorHER good-looking, say and happy
party of ladies and gentlemen visited our city
yesterday afternoon. They cane on the
packet from Quincy, and If they did not have
No. 1 jolly time on their trip, We mistake
the "make up" Of the party.
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THERE seems to be a very great anxiety on the
part of members of Congress to NEEDLE with
Mexican affairs. Leading Copperheads are
very solctous in regard to the honor of our
flag, and very indignant at its alleged viola
ton in the capture Of Santa Anna. These
same Copperheads were just as anxious that
the honor of The British flag should be wins
Dictated by that Government, when Commo-
dore Wilkes captured Mason and Slidel.
But they are not content that the honor of
our fag should be vindicated Though they
didn't seem to care so much for that when il
was fired on by rebels at Fort SUMTER. they
want to inquire into the punishment of Max>
imlian, and condemn the Mexican Govern
ment for hanging usurper. Indeed, from
all appearances, they seem to desire that our
Government should join the Royal European
League, to punish Mexico for overthrowing
monarchy and establishing Republican
government in that country.
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GEO. M. MCKENZIE, Sec'y.

As an evidence Of the honesty Of our peo>
pie, we can state that for six or eight months
large iron safe, weighing perhaps two tons,
has been standing on Third street, and never
once has there been an attempt made to pur-
lon the valuable article. After this test, it
has been safely housed, and will hereafter be
looked upon as a monument of the honesty of
this people. Fact.
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THE PEARLY GArEs.-Pure white teeth and
sweet breath, issuing like perfume from the
rose, through pair Of lovely lips, are, as
Shakespeare says, oan excellent thing IN
women" To keep the sspesrly gates Of
the mouth always spotless, and the hrerth
a,ways fragrant, il il only neces.arv to nae
the SoxoDoxr daily. jyl1-lw.tS.ea.tn :,
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THE Republicans Of Maryland, of oil COM
plexions, are sending in earnest petitions to
Congress, praying for the passage Of law
granting universal manhood suffrage.
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NoTIcE TO CoNsuxERs.-All gas bills must
be paid at the Office of the Company, by
Monday, July 18th, or the rules Of the
Company will be enforced. Office hours
from q. N. to s p. m.
Gro. M. MCKENZIE, Sec'y.
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WILLIAM WASHINGTON, third cousin Of
General George Washington, died at Brents-
Vile. Prince William county, Va, aged "a.
he served with distinction in the war Of 1872,
and leaves brother, Colonel Henry Wash-
ington, Of the District Of ColsmbiA.
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KlcKISG The Bloomington Paragraph,
in reply to remark by the Springfield Regis
ter that it will not consider johnson the real
President until he has clicked out Sheri.
dan, says:
"We guess the facts wi | IN be establish
ed that Andrew johnson is less Presiden,
than any man who ever went into the bust.
ness. The acrobatic feat which would con-
vince the Register, will never be performed.
Andrew has talked great deal about kck>
ing, but he never did anything beyond kick
ing up row, and the most beneficial thing
he could do now, would be TO kick the
bucket
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A NEW DODGE IN THE CLOTHING BUSINESS.
An Atlanta correspondent Of the Chatta-
nooga american Union writes: Some Of the
Atlanta merchants are shrewd. | hear of .
good thing perpetrated by one of them,
which was related to him by New York
" drummer The merchant aforesaid is in
the ready made clothing business, and he told
the gentleman from New York that when q
customer came in, after letting him try on
several coats, he would say to him that he
had . coat which he had given gentleman
to take home the night before, but was not
satisfied with it and returned it. Perhaps it
might fit his customer. Now you know, y
says he. all men are more less dishonest,
SO put pocket book in one of the coat
pockets, which only cost me thirty or forty
cents Now. when he tries on the coat he
puts his hanas in the pockets and feels this
pocket book. and he buys the coat at once
for considerable advance ON the usual price;
and he nerer comes back to see about it.
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SHoDDy.-A New Orleans paper has the
following, which is said to refer to Major
Gen. F. J. Heron, formerly of this State:
Town talk, in New Orleans, is busy over
millinery bill of Sll, 900, run up since Jan
uary last, by leader OF haute ton, one OF
rare beauty, whose hair is as bright and eyes
as sunny as those of any lady in the land, but
whose great expectations have come to
naught since the bottom fell out of the First
National and Jacob Bankers banks. The
young man in the case is former Pitts.
burgher, later from Dubuque. an ex.Maior
General, and incumbent of what promises to
be fat public office at New Orleans. He
can't pay, and the milliner has appealed to
the courts,
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THERE is great deficiency Of lime in the
soil of Oregon. The dentists are frequently
called on to fill the teeth Of children six and
eight years Of age. The effect on the entire
bone system must be equally mischievous,
though less manifest.
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Howa / TYIxs viii ell q Auction, to-day
At 10 O'Clock, one black Cow. Milk second
best To none. *
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By Telegraph NEW YORK. July II
Government sto- k less active and shade easier
Ing arm. Coupons 81 lloN; do % 11lH; do 'e4 1oef
do 6s: do 1885 coupons 10 20 1929 7sos LIST series
1911; ID and Sd series lo7l<.
Stock market active and excited the after
noon, with vids and frequent dactuations. wUTEA
8.s; 7 lossz@A; Erie 70ssax; Reading 1oas< .
~; I2as4e Ri e71fss4; N 44s4o4s; pfa sssz
01s.
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MAGNOLIA WArER.-A delightful toilet ar
ticle-superior to Cologne and at half the
prlce. Jyll-th>sat.tu d4w 2w.
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determination Of the Negroes

Judge Mason and the Democracy used to
say that the emancipation Of the slaves
would be their ruin, that their only safety
from the malignant hostility of the whites
was in their value as property. But the
slaves have been emancipated and they have
not been exterminated, nor is there the
slightest indication that they will be, however
much Copperheads may desire and prophecy
such a calamity.
But now Judge Mason and his friends say
that if you give the negroes the right of SUI
frage, there will be war Of races, and the
blacks must be exterminated. Why so? The
Republicans are their steadfast friends, and
the rebels and Copperheads say they are truer
friends OF the black man than the Republi>
cans Who then is going to kill them of And
why should they be killed off any more, when
they have the right Of suffrage, than when
they are denied that right? Who is going
about to massacre voters? Not the Republi>
cans, we are sure. 1t must then be Copper
heads and Rebels who propose to make their
prophecies come true.
Nov, we doubt not the s'iire in the rear
gentry of the North have the disposition to
kill off those who vote against their party,
especially if they don't like their complexion,
but We don't believe that with Judge Mason
to lead them, they are likely ITO hurt any
body" especially if We take their performs
ances during the war as fair criterion Of
their prowess. Judge Mason, though he has
very little sympathy with the masses, may
understand the feelings and purposes of the
leaders Of his party, and, in view Of that fact,
we presume he expresses his compassion for
the negroes, in the following concluding re-
marks
"In my opposition to immediate negro suf-
frage, | am influenced in no small degree by
kindness to the negro himself. The attempt
to force him upon political and social level
with the whites, in opposition to their instincts
or even TO their prejudices, will be certain to
result. sooner or later, in conflict of races,
which will work the utter extinction Of the
weaker These are some OF my reasons for
favoring this second resolution
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The steamer Countess will leave Keokuk
daily Sundays excepted) for Quincy, Ham
nibal, and intermediate points, upon arrival
of the train from Des Moines, at a:45 p. m.
Application for freight or passage to be made
to j. W. Brown, on the Levee.
jel2tf j. 4. HAYWARD, Can't.
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'Oh SALE.-Lot . Block "a, on which
las twe-story Brick Dwelling House with nina
roone cellar cssfern, WE'LL and large number Of frns
800 osner usss This property 10 IL ane order ard
osins located on Bank between "a and "a ssre,ts i
VII convenient TO business VIII Be sold a hs,ss,.
TUE good Or no sale. Enquire OF
maye0 n rns- Yvcv
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New York Dry Goods III arket.
By Telegraph NEW YosI. July IL
The excitement relative rumors Of failures il pretty
we'll and most of the Arms mentioned safe Two
forsgn houses have failed for heavy amonnts Of
them can only ray eight shillings six pence on the
THERE'S 20 panic In the market notwithstanding these
failures aud hardening tendency and all Foods
Arm, though demand moderate.
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Guardian's sale 81 Real Hu1ote,

NOTICE i hereby given,. nat on the 24th
DAY Of July lse, By virtue Of warrant. Issued y
6er = Guardian Of Anna and Carrie FARRELL ninofs
WI oaer q public auction the following Real Atats
lots and tvo Arch Square, IN ths City q Ksoksk
Lee County Town Sale to take place the ont dool
OF me Court House In Ksokuk lows between the hour
ofloa N. and p. m. OF said day.
Terms OF SAle--Haf Cash, and half ct one year. with
interest," sscured by mortgage.
WILLIAM GRAHAM Guardian.
je2o d1t-6w H. ScoYf HOW'LL Atty,
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chicago Live stock market.
By Telegraph cn,cAeo, July IL
Hoss-Light recdptr advance Of fully l5c; average
Is 662s.
CAttie-v~y dull demand confined to butchers stock
range ct 81 tool 80 for common to best.
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For Sale.

A COTTAGE Brick Dwelling House,
Win az rooms cellar, cistsrn and wsii sitraseA
% me sastsriy half OF lot In block ip IN ms sss
noe OF hieh street. bst~ een and 10Th strest. This
properly = In nrst rate repair. and will be soid n bar
Enquire OF n r~v
mayN :" AnNAi'h.
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Persons calling for these letters win please de
signate them ~ advertised"
J. G. PARROTT, P. M.
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IT is now reported from Liverpool that the
bankrupt estate OF Frazer Trenholm & Co. :,
will wind up badly. The creditors holding
their acceptances without the security Of the
cotton against which they we're supposed to
have been drawn, will scarcely receive fifty
cents on the dollar Of their claims, which
amount to S2,555, 900 against the Liverpool
house. The secured claims are stated at
S3,535, 900.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

State Of Iosca, Lex cou,ty }a.
In the District Court Of said County 1t Ksokuk.
M FRANKLIN " 4. =. epofIord. administrator q
VH the estate Of J. Ramsey, deceased Mary a.
Ramsey, Louisa Walker, J. y. walker, y, Rckard
CHILD, Psn Fox, 3. = VOORHEES,, Pomeroy benton,
Chase and Brother. Samuel Mccartney Co
Notice hereby gvsn the defendants herein above
named that petition In civil action II on Ale In the
Clerks omee 81 the District Court aosssad In behalf
Of the above named plaintiff against you and ciaimas
against saii sponord administrator decree In the
sum OF $40 2loo and ten per per annum inter.
est from April Hth lS67 and against Gil the defendants
the Of mortgage thirty fest Of the sast
sri SIDE ~ Lot four and tho eastnriy half OF Lot three
IN boek sxtyseven In the city Of ksokak Lee County
Iowa. and for general relief. Aud unless You anne
and make defnse thereto before OF the second day
OF the the Of said Court commence on the
rendered against you - prayed for In said petition
H. H. GILMORE
Atty for PifG.
Soc U. 8. Rev. stamp-CAnceled.l jei3
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Arrivals and Departures Of Kepkuk Packets

ROB ROY, Arrives on Tuesday and Friday, at
6 o'clock p. M, and departs on Wednesday and
Saturday morning, at o'clock.
ANDY JOHNSON, Arrives on Wednes-
day and Saturday, at P. m, and departs on
Thursday and Monday, at a. M.
LUCY BERTRAM, Arrives Thursday
and Sunday, at 0 p. m, and departs on Friday and
Tue sday. ut q. IN.
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st. Louis Market.
By Telegraph sf LOUIS July ~
Fiaur-suppiy limited super ssHe; extra 50 1910
Xxx $li01275.
Wheat Acu e; ranging At 50 a. 80
Corn-Wea ;rsnging at 921sl.
oats~Frm at SoQ82.
Hsy-Firm At advance.
Mess Pors-&92 1898.
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Soc U. 8. Rev. stamp--CAnceled.l
LEGAL NOTICE,

LEGAL NOTICE,
.1ate Of io,oa, Lee County }a
In the District Court Of said County, at keokuk
~ GRAHAM W. Hawkins Taylor, J. n. Billings. A.
~ signee OF Huston Hawkins 4 Huston, P. W. Pot
ter Eliza Ruddick ADMINISTRATIVE Of estate OF Jess,
Ruddick, deceased, Freeman Knowles, Geo G. Miller
Co. Thos Clsgett, Jr p Richards John p. Smith,
Jenords, Calvin Coates. John Cowan, o. @. Hale, WIN
Manning, executor Of estate Of john Y Slaughter de
ceased Reynolds, Vim s, Barclay r. =. Bower, A. @
Thorn q Co., Arthur Wolcott, Van Horn, Luce ! Co
John Lafon, 8. y. Jones.
Notice s hereby given to the defendants herein
named, that petition In civil action hie tn,
Clerks once Of the District Court Aforesaid behalfo
the above named plaintiff against you, and claiming
decree against said Hawkins Taylor In the sum Of 81
32lt0 and against all the defendants the foreclosure
ofa mortgage the south half Of Lot ten Block
being fifty feet on johnson street. BY seven fee
deep along First street from tbs corner Of Johmon
First street In the city Of Keokuk, Lee county Iowa
and for general relief And unl~ss you appear and
defense thereto before Of second day Of the
term Of raid Court, to the second MONDAY
of September. 1857 Judgment will be rendered aims
you, ~ prayed for In said petition.
ROBERT II. GILMORE
jels Atty for Pltf
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A Coon THISG.-The American Improved
Gas Light, in regard to which we have quite
often spoken of late, has been tested in our
establishment and pronounced, by all hands, to
be one of the great improvements Of this great
age. Aside from the g. eat saving in the con.
sumption of Gas, we get much better light
soft, steady and clear. As we said before,
all about the establishments are delighted
with it, especially the compositors, whose
weary toll is somewhat lightened by the i'm.
provement.
The introduction of this remarkable im-
proyement is attended with little trouble and
expense, and can be put up in few hours in
the largest establishment in TIE city. In
most cases the savings of the first month will
pay the whole expense of fitting up the ne
cessary apparatus.
No more risk attends its use than that Of
an ordinary gas metre. 1t is so simple in its
operations that any person can understand its
advantages and mode OF working on mo,
ment's inspection.
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H'Ok BALE One Il lots, on the corpsr Of Iith ..a
Morsan sIesfs well fenced and ornamep al trees
10 snd side walk on both sides Price t10o cash
Title good or no sale. Enquire Of '-'-
april m TINY pvov
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rok sALE-A twostory brick Dwelling House con-
tanning rooms. cellar ci.teru frame barn lot
ieet 'front.' and l40 deep situated near the corner Of
9th ana Bank streets, Title good or M sale =
.nquFo OF lspl5l II. BTEN.EYCK
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lF the following is true there is no telling
where horticultural ingenuity will stop. Some
people may desire to test it before believing.
! certainly should. 1t is said the gardener
of Gand, has after many trials, succeeded in
giving any kind of fruit the flavor he pleases
while it .still on the tree. Let US take an
apple for instance; he pricks it rather deep
ly in four or five places with large needle,
and then lets it dip for awhile in bowl con-
tanning liquid possessing the taste he wishes
to communicate. After few seconds this
liquid will have penetrated into the pulps:
and, this operation being repeated two or
three times, at intervals of eight or ten days,
the apple is left to ripen on the tree, and will
subsequently be found to have acquired the
taste either of strawberry, raspberry, cloves,
ETC., according to the liquid employed.
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milwaukee Market
By Telegraph MILWAUKEE, July H.
Fiour-Ffrm; City Xxx $40 so0laoo
wheat-Quiet; ~ 20 for No 2.
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kfoR eALEs0 acres land mostly tmber) on the mid.
die road leading from Keoknk to ssndnsky about
miles from the city, and may be known a. The Rick.
ardson tract Title good. Price $40 per acre Enqur
OF II, b. TEN-EfCK
mar1I
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Fersign Markets.
LoNros, July 12-Noon.
Consols p5. Erie 49, Bonds T3l<. Ills Cent e0k.
IIvsxpooI July 13-Noon
Cotton Firm; upands 1915 Orleans 1914 sales for
TIE bso0o bales stock ia port 7ae 600 bslse Of
which ls4 geo are American
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Sok sALB.-Lot7, block ITO, on the corner Of 9Th
u and Timea, on which Ia Ioratea "A FRAME D~si,,n.
House containing ROOMS number or elo.,, = .aa3
cistsrn and cellar lot we'll fenced and viii
rent OF e2o per mouth. Title good or no sale
Enquire OF aprl2 IL n TRNryeK
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tFOK SALE.-Eight acres of choice Gr,ps
rh.r "a ~ half Improved and In ut the baisnce
49, snu Al under fence viii 4 ANAL Frame Dwslitrs
ou.s On me same This land 10 staated on the lsnf
~ Nv. . nos and directly opposite ~ rel.
Price 81 ,coo-A part on tine oa' hnas's
Enquire OF IN r.s ,vnv
juuefg - AsN-ASSh,
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foA hALk-eix acres Of cry desirable grape and
= ffuit land. situated Grand Avenue about ~
mnes rom the Court House, Will DO divided to suii
marl7 HB. TEN-EYCK
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For sale.
THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY, on cor.
Il ner It'll and Bank streets embracing nearly fsN.
lots brick cottage dwelling, stable weed and vase
house and other outbuildngs garden and large variety
fruit and ornamental trees choice varieties grapes Der.
ries, &C.. In bearing, two large csterns, &C., &c.
This property In good repair and oner the whole
for sale At low price for cash, half cash
ances on favorable terms Title perfect Tho wholsis
for sale At LESS than the house be but for
enquire Of II H. TEN.BYCK
or % proprietor CHAE p. nIRaE.
srfS6n
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For Sale.

VI O1SHes
VI 10 BLOCH la on which 10 four story brick.
m.n TOOL building, 20 by s0-and q ston, sou nda.
uo q = ~ ~ on Tho balance OF the lot This pror b,
!. .nown y the Arcade Building, and 10 situated ..
.ns corner o. lat and Main Streets .rd viii BE- so,f fcr
.oon III, H. .,a .he improvements cost ret seld
magic n pr,v .,c~
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EOR SALE-A frame dwelling house, with
elk rooms full lot, with fruit and other trees on
tho same situated neahe corner of High and Seventh
streets, heokuk Price &2aoo. Title good Enquire Of
mchls II. b. TEN-EYCK.