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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-11

The REPUBLICAN PArrY.--A New
York Journal says the causes that are
''disintegrating that heterogeneous
compound known as the Republican,
party are Mt work all over the coun-
try. But the process is slow. When
the present finan cial difficulties reach
their height. the rupture will be tho
rough and complete. 1t will be only
tit and proper. The Republican party
had mission, and fulfilled it. There
Is no longer any occasion for it, and
it will pass off the stage of action.
The people have submitted to n deal
OF tyranny during the last few years,
because they thought it necessary in
order to preserve the Union from
being torn asundcr. Now that danger
IS past, they see no need for subnlis-
sion to undue restraint. Those who
suppose them, from Their recent acts.
indifferent to personal freedom, labor
under great mistake. The frccst,,
nations of old had their dictators I'M
times of emergency; but when the
danger was past, the dictator was
obliged to surrender his extraordinary
powers. SO with the American peo-.
pie. The day of absolute power in
the hands of few is passing away. -.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-11

A VIOLENT HAIL STORM. Mon
day. n severe hail storm, accompanied
by thunder and lightning, passed
over York County, Pennsylvania,
doing much damage to the crops.
The York Gazette says;
''In this borough, many panes OF
glass were broken by its. violence,
particularly those facing towards the
West, from which direction the storm
came. We learn that about seventy
large panes were broken in the Court
House, the same number of colored
glass in the Presbyterian Church, q
considerable number in the German
Lutheran Church. and innumerable
others, in various parts of the town.
Animals caught in the storm became
terribly frightened. and in many
cases it was impossible to control
them"
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auction
Sales
~, Butter. Lard aud Cheese, DO.
By D. C. PEIXOTTO.


Gdcon, Butter. Lard aud Cheese, DO.
By D. C. PEIXOTTO.
WILL sell, on MONDAY MORNING
nc next, It, the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, in front
lngton and Assembly streets,
1000 lbs. prime Sugar cured Breakfast
Strips, in lots.
SO boxes Cutting Cheese.
10 kegs prime Goshen Butter.
10 tubs sc &C
10 tubs Medium Goshen Butter.
LOCO lbs. primo bright Shoulders.
20 bbls. Irish Potatoes.
10 iirkins primo Leaf Lard.
10 kegs fine Lard.
bbls. fresh Farina Crackers.
10 " Rcctificd Whiskey.
1000 Scgars-varions brands
zoo lbs. Extra Durham Tobacco, i'll small
20 lbs: Spanish Smoking Tobacco.
3'0o0 White Clay Pipes, 20 gross Matches.
1900 2-lb. Paper Bags, and many other
articles; Conditions cash. Sale positive.
Articles received up to hour of sale.
May 10
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Wanted,

A SITUATION as SEAMSTREss in a
"A family, by young lady who under
stands dressmaking. Apply at this Office.
May IL
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-11

The haunted house story ont West
has been exploded by the discovery
OF chlld's whistle, used to fasten n
rattling window, and which on windy
nights made some funny noises.
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R T. M O V A L !

TIE subscriber has changed his place Of
business to the NEW and SPACIOUS
STORE OH Richardson (Main) street, ad-
joining Messrs. Hopson Il Sutphcn's-
known as no. l GRANITE RANGE.
The intention is to keep FULL LINE OF
d RY GOODS, Of all the different
styles We shall be pleased to see our old
customers, (both city and country and
az who favor us with call, and wish to
purchase GOOD GOODS at FAIR PRICES.
MI. IL. K.TN ARD.
May 8 1mo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-23

TEE CoNsrRuCrIoS or THE BADGE SURE
THIso.-In connection with the Improvement
Of the rapids, We will have another improve.
mens 10 progress equally Is important TO Ke,
okuk, and that will be the spanning Of the
great river at this point with . magnificent
bridge, ~ We have been informed, from re-
liable source, thu operations upon this great
structure will BE- inaugurated a soon = the
water subsides sufficiently to commence ope>
~afsnra
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-23

sASDwIoHrs.-A contemporary thus ex-
plains the origin of sandwiches: Lord Sand-
wich, when Minister Of State, having passed
twenty-four hours at . public gaming table,
was 70 absorbed in play during the whole
time that he ale nothing but bit Of beef be
tween two slices oftoasted bread. This de.
lic4ey Wa, and is to this day, called BY the
name ofthe minister who invented it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-23

PArrSrs.-Boyd 4 Co., Solicitors Of Pat
ents, 2os Pine street, St. Louis, NO.. off.
ciaiiy report to the CARE CfrY the follows
ing patents granted Iowa Inventors, for the
week ending July 10th, 1867:
G. A.. Ackerson, Bath, N. r., and W. d.
Harrale, Davenport, assignor to ]. C. Della
many, Phil, folding gate.
W. P. Dunlap, Maquoketa, Iowa, eoualiz.
inn dasgAt Of horse powers.
J. p. Nisaen, Davenport, washing ma
chine.
g, Bvnton, Lyons City, attaching thills.
B. Grenade, n. Dodge, gate.
7. Munger, Cedar Fails, gsse.
7. Vstasr, AsssaAiss, assignor 70 self and
s. Kasin of sans place. window shsde.
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eGooD.-The authorities are constructing q
large public cistern on the corner Of High
and Fosrth strssts. Heretofore the only
city cisterns have been located on Main
street. and when > ere occurred out Of reach
d To-, tn frsnsa had % seek water from
psitisl sithA shsn Aosbk considerable
damage, tearing down fences 10 order to get
their apparatus to the reservoirs. We pre-
sumo it is now the intention to make cisterns
Of this kind in different portions Of the city as
speedily As the city finances win permit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-23

LARcESY.-Yesterdsy morning complaint
was entered at the Office Of the Recorder by
Aaj. Floyd against VIM. Small, : negro, who
has been in his employ, for the larceny Of :
pistol valued as $50. William plead guilty
" he done stole de pistol. and was placed
under $500 bond, failing to give which he
was ordered to the county jail to await the
next term of Court.
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Anisuh ssd Dspaturss II Isstpk fsekst

non ROY, Arrives ON Tuesday and Friday, 1t
o'clock p. n, and departs on Wednesday and
Saturday morning, at o'clock.
ANDY Jo0Ms0m, Arrives on Wednes-
day and Saturday, at p. m, and departs on
Thursday and Monday, atd An
I10Y on2TlAm, Arrives on Thursday
and sunday, It sp. M end departs on Friday and
Tuesday, 1t I q =.
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FoR the retail trads u the city We shat
slways keep in store the best and most desi'
rable goods u the Market n re-
ssts ED. 8. cinuss Z Co,
B6oks4llrs Ind Statioasrs.

TIE following pithy paragraph is charac-
terskic Of Bulwsss When poverty begs
the dogs bark at it, and whom poverty is i'll
tia doctors mansle Il; and when poverty is
dying the priests scold at il; and when pow.
erty is dead nobody weeps for it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-23

A Br.-On Saturday last there was q
$500 bet made in the city, that the popula.
ton Of Keokuk would be doubled at the ex-
piration Of FIVE years from date of bet. We're
somewhat partial in the matter, as We are
mighty anxious to have the man win Who has
sach an abiding confidence in the future OF
thu city-and win he viii, for at the expira.
ton Of the time specified, 10000 inhabitants
will be permanently located here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-23

New Yo1 Live stock Market.
By Telegraph NEW YokK, July ~
oattle-Dufiu2 the week the demand has been light
and prices about all the offerings disposed
Of ut Extra IL; prime first quality io0z and
ordinary to good l4Gi%h
Hsgs-firner and TIE demand active. at 71<A71S, the
litter for heavy corn led; market closed Am
eheep-D~presssd by Continued heavy receipts, and
With dem.ni prices have dec lined fully half
range Ct &a6; isinbs S3za9k
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-23

TIE merits Of the Connecticut Mutual Life
Insurance Company is fully let forth under
the head Of New Advertisements in this
mornings issue. Every prudent man will in.
sure his life, and every wise man will approve
the plan. Tho Connecticut Mutual com
menced its career in 1846, and has been 80
Handsomely managed that it stands in the
front rank Of the Life Insurance companies
Of the country. It's agent, Mr.. J. D. Ferree,
has long been in the insurance business in
our city, to whom We would recommend I'll
those Who are intending to insure their lives.
See the advertisement,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-23

Etv6
Bv Telegraph Oa.oAso July q.
Hogs-Receved up to to-day Is cars; the MAJ ket
opened weak and decidedly lower. Early sales
made st Is e5 80 IS but later orders received from
this eastern market add there drmness, and
quote the market At 80 soG6 IS, and ait sold.
Cattle-Recsivsd up TO to-day cars; there were
transactions 10 report this morning. and prices nom
nal - 6o0f so for common to the best
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fiuanfial anA Geu.merfiaI.
BY rELEGsAPH
CAieags nar.ee.

Chiea9s AarEse.
b fslstvata.l cn3c&ce. Juiy -.
Flourvsry sctiv.; fresh ground Aune eta and other
favorise descriptions are held very Ar, bnt old ground
and supers are very dui ard to effect faes hodrs
camreled TO accept iow terms Winter extras SIS 500
IA; spring extras ell01l Is
wheat-The MARKETS bare Of all descriptions, and It
sble give quotations which will be Of b. nest
10 parties sh bu,ing for shicment 70 this market
No spring 81 9s1a regular recests altogether non.
nall No spring scarce and quotations be givsr
New red wlLtss dull seller. compelled to make
very imp,r tant concessions in order to realize
Corr-sellsn generally holding .on- Market closed
dull 1t Sc s4k-
Oats-Quiet At 63k66&.
Provisions Firm, and holders asked higher prices on
meats and barrel pork but buyer, did not meet them
freely; shoulders held At 1Dls@fl.
Msss Port-s23 B7a IS
Siies-ecarce and nominal.
Iard-Du,l and unchanged.
wool-Ths reported sales here during the week
gate li0,0t0 squads fFon Ast hands, 1t atoa6 about
200 00o pounds from second hands at 3S4s The saea
this a0rnng from nsss hands 1900 pounds coarss
gsece washed &c. 800 pounds ne do at s 1000 pounds
unwash.d at recsved for the week so7 1851 pounds
shipped for same time s.sos pounds.
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Nsw York. Money Market.
| - Tsisgraph.l kgw YoaK. July y
0old-firmeT; closing at l397k.
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How TO ECONOMIES FuEL?-The following
answer to this question is given BY Mr.. Sam,
uel Warren, Recorder of Hull: send for !
blacksmith, and order him to take the meas.
IRE Of the bottom Of your crate, aud make
you sheet iron plate of about the eighth Of
IN inch in thickness, or even less, which, If
your CRATE be large, will cost ron ffty esnss.
simply lay this on the bottom Of tie Rrste.
then let your servant Icy and light yoar FIRE
y usual. It will soon barn up, but you must
keep pretty open the lowest bar, 90 q 70 se>
cure > disht draashs. When The 6rs he's be.
gan 70 burn, poke il gently from bosom, -
- aaas wili Gvadually ~ thrparh ~ -
- - dAo6I - III
ID bot, asasa No. spa q
~ r. 49, nae, $3.50 t. 1:
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t166GA s6anssy, - CT ~ &
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-23

sRREwD old gentleman once said to his
daughter: "Be sure, my dear, that you never
marry poor man; but remember, the poor
est man in the world is one that has money,
and nothing else.
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ia spopv, shils s1lf1g Aaord - = 49,
q The lsvss, had hid hsnd bsdly nanGlsd y
the end off Asap vtish halHp dsassAll
from he barrel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-23

kfOn SALE.-Lot 0 Block ~, on which
- two-story Brick Dwelling House With pine
COLLAR EASTERN well, and large number II frnit
- eses Hess THIS property - IL ans order; Ard
s>ee 1ssassa % Daak between = and "a stre,ts Il
ysy ceevssisut to business VIII Be sod Al b., rsn
1sals gcod OF no sale. knqnire or
unyso H. n TeN-Ryow
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"WlrH FouR METALLIC QUALIFICATIONS a
man may be pretty sure Of earthly success.
These are Cold in his pocket, SILVER in his
tongue. BASS in bis face, and IRoN in his
heart
BIZ, for tonic appetizer. and as gentle
stimuiant, there is reliable virtue in PLAN.
TA11ON BITrERS. No article has ever
been 50 POI uiar or done SO much good. Let
oil who have not already tried this great
stomachic, at once Test its quality. We un-
ders,and that the Druggists and Grocers Of
this section are selling vast quantities, and
thAs scarcely family L without it.
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U. .. Marshal's ProcIanafIon.

Usited &ates u AMesSca Sssthan Division Of Icssa.
q. ". CLARE, United States Marshal for the State
IL low - 1eesey sive public nostes list in tbs
case Of the Qoa oe1t0 seAinst eight az barrels Of
smo6inR tobacco, Il al more less In Of seiz-
ure and forfeiture nader acts of Congress, did
the IN day Of 3ay 1861 10 Davesport Scott county,
lswA ssscA and taks Into ny Josson for safs casto
d. eight ~ barrels smoking tobacco,
And also give public notice thss tie tine assigned
for the return Of said warrant u the third Taaay
Of oeyssabef. 1851, u Two 0sCsoek % saia ~,
saa hsssoy adnenisA Esd ssneens all persons
or knewfax u Aasise asyfAfa8 % sey Why the sare
should not he condemned AID sold ansser the demand
O sad appsasst that thsy b asa apPesr before the
District Of lows At she upifed Stats Court n II The
CITY o. nsosak = - D:sriet Il teri, - he.Aa
On the third - pssnbsr 1857, Il two s'e1eek
halE O. " CiHRR. d III :
JaAyO0U SYST II. Hunaua 0upaty.
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p rs,.grapA.l

Milwaukee MarKet
p TssegrapA.l MILwAuaKs, July a.
Flour-Dull; City Xxx sll 2s013 90.
Wheat-oufet; o. 40 Tor No 2
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Wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world
1N1 renowned Astrologst and somnambulistie Clair
voysnt while In ciavoyant state delinsates tbs very
lectures " the person yos to marry and By ths I'D
Of ~ instrument u intense power known - the fsy
chnmotrope, guarantees TO produce perfect and life
like picture OF the future husband wife ofths april
can't With date Of marriage, occupation, leading tfsits
Of character, 10. Thm 10 imposition testiDonias
without numbsr assert BY stAtine plscs Of birth
age disposition, color Of eyes and hair, and enclosing
hy cents and stamped envelope addressed TO yourself
you viii receive the picture By return mail together
With desired Information.
a. Address in conndsues, MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON, P. o Box 297. West Troy, Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-23

SOMETHING New FOR YouR SEwING Ma
cHISrs-THE New Tuck MEASURE AND Marx
Err. BY use Of this attachment each succeed>
ing tuck is measured and marked out true
and parallel with the last line of stitching
while the same is being sewed. When We
take into consideration the beauty Of the
work done, and the eass and facility With
which il is accomplished, We do not hesitate
to say that no attachment heretofore used on
. machine il 20 simple and easily managed,
and does lis work with such precision as the
Ner Tuck Measure and Marker, as now ap-
piled to all sewing machines. Corner Of
Fourth and Blondeau streets.
jy2o 81 C. H. EMERSON.
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u
PnsoxAI--Capt David Whits, formerly
! dAisss = Hi -, NJ no. ons ef lie
ss6d.nss q - Lcsis, = hses. On brief
visit attending - tAs bsissn u DE Nissis.
sippi Telegraph Company, Of which he il the
PfSSdsut. hs
Cot Bsaaasos, Secondary IL the above
named company, 10 also in theicity.
Coz Gross isgeing 70 tho Roxy Noun
tains on pleasure trip, and win be absent
several months. ssss rs
LET Us HAvE MonE OF Ir.-Delicious, en-
chanting music 6oassd upon the night air
last evening. from we'll handled instruments,
in the possession Of young men who wers
upon the roof Of . Main street store.
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Toledo Market.

Toledo Market.
Dy Telegraph ToLspo, July n
Klour-frcm new wheat S12.
wheat-stesdy st e 20 for new amber.
Oorn-unchsnsed.
Oats -Qaist
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ASTR0 LOGY.
The World AStonished |
AZ ras WONDERFUL aHvnAr1oss
MADE BY THE GREAT AaTROLoGIsT,
Madame HI. A. Pc II IL L g o.

GyHu reveals secrets mortal knew. She ~
stores to happiness those who. from doIefu events
hes in love- loss OF relations and friends
loss OF money, have become Respondent She brings
together those long separated gives information
corning absent friends lovers restores lost stolen
property tells the business you are best qualified to
pursue and 10 what You will BE- most succsesni
speedy marriages and tells you the very day win
marry gives yon the likeness and characteristics
OF the person She reads your thoughts snd BY her
almost sut powers and hidden
mysteries Of the future frnm the stars Ia tbs
Armament the mslefc stars that overcome predom-
mate in the conhguraton-from the aspects and posi-
Of the planets and the nxed stars In the heavens Il
the time birth she deduces the future festy Of
Fall not to consult the greatest AstrooKis earth
II costs you but trie aud you may never again have
10 fsvorabls an opportunity Consultation fse. With
Iikeress aud all desired information g. Parties living
1t dstasce can consult the Madame By mail With equal
safety and sAtslactien to themselves - lin person
full and 81 pct chart written out with all inquiries
ansvsesd and likeness enclosed seat ~ na receipt
price above mentioned The sttctest secrssy Will Be
maintained and all correspondence returned destroy
"a Rsrncs Of the highest order furnished those de-
sizing tAsa. Write plainly the day cfthe month and
year In which you born, enelotnG smah lock Of
hair. AAdr. MADAn Il. A. RDNRI0O
P. O. Drawer ~, Buffalo, n. Y.
Wch49-d tv vAw
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LNoR SALE-Three very desirable lots, on which are
Il located twostory brick dwelling house, contain
ing seven rcoms-a large brick wash house and wood.
house, together with large brick stable two isrss
ciserns and lots well covered with choice lot Of nv.
and other trees This property situated the cors
q 9Th and Morgan street, convenient TO business Prls
5000; half cash balance In and two ears 1t r.
cent interest. Title good. Enquire Of
mArchlT III n. TEN.EYCw
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A PORTABLE steam engine for sale. Ad-
dress or inquire Of SIXTH, RuDDIcK / Co.
(dHwlt

ORPHANS OF SoLDIERs AMP SAtLoRs. -Iu
our paper TO- day will be found the announce
ment OF the Riverside Institute Of Buriing
ton county, N. j., for Soldiers and Sailors
Orphans. This liberal and splendid enter
prise commends itself to an intelligent and
humane public. From the Philadelphia
Eresirg Telegraph ve CLEAN the following
facts in relation to the institution. Il ia
founded for the purpose Of gratuitously edu-
eating the sons Of deceased soldiers and sea-
men of the United States, and was incorpo-
rated on the 9Th Of April last. In order to
raise funds for the maintenance of the Institu-
ton, the Washington Library Company, char
tered by the State Of Pennsylvania, orran~
lied itself and perfected plan which has
received the endorsement Of the highest legal
authority of this State and New Jersey
Their plan Of action is to sell certificates of
membership at 81 each. Five series of 6ne
steel plate engravings have been issued, one
of which will be given to every subscriber, in
addition to present which is also ensured
There being no exceptions), and which will
next, at the Academy of Music or at the Inv
stitute. The presents to be awarded consists
Of forty thousand, ten thousand, Eve thous-
and, and two Of twenty-five hundred dol.
lars, all in greenbacks, together with real
estate, horses, pianos, melodeons, sewing
machines, gold watches, camel's hair, lace
aud Cashmere shawls, dress patterns, silver
ware, and an endless variety Of other goods
Of great value. Every purchaser will, 10 I'D
dition to the engraving which he receives,
also receive some one Of the presenss an
aeunced for distribu.ion. All moneys res
eeivsd will be at once paid over to GeotEeA
Cook & Co., bankers, No. SO South Third
street, who have been induced to act Dc re-
ceivers, from the simple fact that it has been
fully shown to their satisfaction that the whole
net proceeds are to be devoted to the River
side Institute, and the hundreds Of orphans
who are now knocking at its doors for admis,
sian, and who are denied this blessing on &C.
count Of the want Of funds. This reason has
also induced the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue to exempt the affair from all tax of
any kind whatever. The object is a noble
one, and the present plan was only adopted
after mature deliberstion and consultation
with the highest legal authority. In no other
way can the Company raise so large a sum as
will be required. And when fair equivalent
for the sane is offered, it is to be hoped
that this Institution will soon be IN working
order.
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MAGNOLIA WArER. "A delighted toilet arr
}icie- superior to Cologne and u half the
price, jyll-th>sat-t tn dAw.2v.
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For Sale.

a COTTAGE Brick Dwelling House,
- with six rooms cellar, eistsrn and veil situeted
81 ~ sassry half OF lot In block sp 90 ths ven
sae o. hieh street. between and 10th strsess fkis
eoesy 10 Brat rate repair and will be sold a bar
Dbqurs Of III n rENuycw
Day9&.
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EHO1 1ALn- One u lots, on the corner Of 1itb I'd
Norman strests, we'll fenced and ornamep TAI trees
70 nost and aide walk Oh both sdes Price $500 cash
Title god OF no sale. Enquire OF
aprH II. p fRN.EYOR
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HrOk sALE-six acres Of cry desirable grape and
- mutt land situated on Grand Avenue, about "
nils rom the Court House. viii be divided to sah
purchasers. Enquire Of
mari7 H.B. TKN-EYcK,
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For Sale,

TIis sIocs ~, on which 10 = four story brick
IL nstsl roof bulldn., 70 by 20 and 4 ,tors sounSs
on o. 70 ~ % on the balance Of the lot Ths eror q,
hknown = the Arcade Ruildng and 10 situsts2 o.
about one-haif what the mprovem, Il co,t Urxf,eH
sosn, VIZ De rented for term of years Tlt n,
no sale FOR further Information address
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-23

tNoR sALE.-Lot I, block ITO, the corner OF s,h
~ and Timea, on which 10 ioeated a Frame DWELLING
HOUSE containing rooms, number Of closets, sooa
cistern and cellar lot well fenced, and viii command
rent OF e2o per month Title good or no sale,
inquire OF aprl2 H. H. TEH-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-23

nor DALn-A two-story brick Dwelling House. con.
tanning rooms, cellar cstern frasas barn lot
Sth and Bank streets. Title good or no sale.
Anqsire OF (apf1sl H.B.TxN.EYoE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-23

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