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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

PArDoy or NOTORIOUS CaIxISAL.-The
pardon Of Samuel kohnstamm is causing
more excitement than any issued to criminals
BY the President for some time. This is one
OF the most remarkable cases of success bv
female lobbyists known TO Washington poll
tics Near two years since. sister OF the
prisoner undertook to secure his release. She
came here for the purpose, and has work ed
indIstnously ever since. kohnstamm was
sentenced upon conviction of the most ex
teusyc frauds upon the soldiers during the
early stages OF the war Between thirty and
forty indictments were found against him, all
equally strong. On one Of them he was
convicted An opinion of his crimes NAV be
formed from he remarks OF Justice
Nelson. Of the Supreme Court, who presided
on the trial In pronounc,ng sentence, the
Justice said that he regarded the detection
and convection Of the prisoner as of equal
value to the nation with victory over the
rebels in he field kohnstamm. who real.
lied near two millions from his frauds. il
said to have offered hundred thousand for
his pardon. Those engaged in the attempt
70 secure it here have lived in a most extrav-
sgant style.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

A NEw DENocRArIc MovEMEST.-A New
York letter to a Philadelphia paper contains
the following
As matter of some political interest, it
may be mentioned that many of the more
prominent leaders of the Democratic party,
who have been quietly in consultation here
during the week, and in favor of a speedy
change of the entire policy of that party, in
the hope that it will enable them TO carry the
next Presidential election. To make long
story short. the plan is simply ;his-to ignore
the negro al Together, and bring up "interna'
tioual IMPROVEMENTS in his place. They
will pledge themselves in favor of the Niagara
Ship Canal, in favor ofconnectng the Chesa.
peake Bay with Ohio. in favor OF reconstruct
ing the Mississippi levees, and OF pushing
| forward TO completion the three lines OF Pa
cihc Railroad. 1t is calculated that on these
issues they can carry the Great West. espe-
! cialy If free trade be tackled on, while o.
their success in the Middle States they pro
| fess to have no doubt, That is the pro-
| gramme in outline. 1t will have some filling
up in regard to the Monroe Doctrine, th,
/ Constitut onal obligations, and the bindihl
force OF Supreme Court decisions, but inter
nal improvements and free trade will be tb'
two pillars on which the platform will b'
made 10 rest.
This new political movement. as I hav,
said, has been quietly maturing for some tim,
past but it viii not be long before il is off
cially announced and with the announcement
the Democratic campaign tor the next Pres
idencl will regularly begin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11


Victim Of debility, vbei re'Pen.ible for oar fsso'e
ness Not yourself you will say, for you've done al
Won eoy,s to cure H. That. mistake on your part
You haven't ,rssa HosrErrxws BIlrERs
gloomy dy.peptie. with an soea'y stomach and
vordwe.ry face OF you don't think yourself re-
sponsiele for your own tormens But you are. Il Is
easy 70 .re frcm yoar essditiop that - n
Yos haven. aied HosrErssRs BlrrrRs
pious ufsrer IL Is not your fault, you think mat
.our symptom. arrow day by day Rlus pill tossn
do Won any good Very likely. Rnt you can be broash
wsyhaven' & you tried HosTEfTERs BfTTEesf
! Friend. on uhom Fever and Agae alternately blows
hot an I'D aud Who brain .eems 20 be bursting win
he effects u some powerful drug do aAsumsihe re
| .pous,b,lityf o. mol Youvs taken piles Of suinins
and all the regulation medicines What esuid you &c
more-ths very thing thr, would have sxs@ptsd yos
from all the pAngs that no race you.
Youhse n.vsr tried Hok1 ETERs BITTERs
/ Ner,o % insaBd, what have son TO syt YoupRst
y at gu have tass all the nerspes Of TIE pAarmta.
pRia Ifth-y have done you DO good, II is moi you
snult You AT. not re,pot sibie. Wrong, all wrong
You have 10 reality motor to bIsme bot yourself
why hartni, 90 tri,d HosrETrEss BIrTxsst
For all the abo,enzn complaints, the Bi'ers ar
| absolute .utctncs lma,T dsw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

AMERICAN NoTABrlrT1Es ~ EUROPE -Ad-
miral Fsrrsgut has decided to sad in the
forty-six gun screw ship Franklin, at q flag
ship in June, to assume command of the
Mediterranean Squadron, wee Goldsborough
relieved. The Admiral. alter taking CONS
maDd Of the Squadron, will make brief trip
on the continent. OF course be will go to
Paris, London and Rome, and perhaps TO
Berlin and Vienna. General Sherman is al
ready on his way to the Old World The
General goes, as he informs us, To visit the
Holy Land, and 10 pay pilgrims homage to
the cradle of our religion: but ii is hardly to
be presumed that be will forbear presenting
himself at the capitals OF Europe, to receive
the homage justly due 10 the hero Of the
"Marth 10 the Sea- With "Old Cump .
10 repr. seut our army, aud a tough old sea
dog Ill e Farragnt to represent our navy, in
Europe we shall have no reason 10 be
ashanti d OF ourselves II is well enough that
the powers of Europe should have sight of
two oil the men whom they may one day
meet on the fields Of BATTLE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11
Original Notice.

District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, of Fl.
Madison.
JOHN DoLLERY, Plaintiff,
W. B. McxS1GHT Defendant
FTyOw W. H. MCKNIGHT Dsfrndant-You ore hereby
notified that there Is now on fle IN the Clerks Of
dee Of said Court the petition OF John boert claiming
y you the Of $3.50 With interest Ia. reoa from the
25h day Of octot+r, A. 1856 at the bf ten per
oent per snnum evidenced by certain mortgage exc
cutcd the said date, and also ths foreclosure OF said
mortg.g~ made TO secure the payment OF id debt By
yor, nton the following real property, to-wit:
fractional psrt o. lots snd Z, IN block g. Eli.
wi ses ADDITION 10 Keokuf Iowa. being ~ feet 'front.'
Ing 18th street, aid running back Of width rs
e-t. commencing e43a feet the Of Carol
and 18th streets, and sor general relief
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
fore OF the scond day II the Of .sd Court
n commence the third Monday In May 1857 Fort
Madison judsmrnt vi be rendered against you as pray
ed for in saidlpsti,ion.
Mo0AB ENOWJBs,
Int Rev. Stamp, Soc cancelled Atty fer Plaintin
sprSd4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

The eleventh annual Republican State convsaticH Of
low. will be held at pes Moins "Wednesday, fAs ise
day Of June, A. D, 1857 q 10 o'clock m for the P-
poss Of nominating candidates for the following Stale
onscers, to be nied at the nezt xsossAl election
One person for the ofaee Of Governor.
One person Cor the ofhse Of rasetsnant eorsrnor.
One person for the once Of Judge az the Supreme
Court
Aud one person for the once Of superintendent Of
Public Instruction
The ratio Of representation gill be follows vis
One delegate from each county AID one additional dele
gate for every hundred ros, vr nsctiossl pArt Of
hundred ~otu over fry, ess q the Last eleeter fe
Hon. ma krsghff for sserntny ofshss
All who supported the nominees and principles Of th
Republican party at the last general election
daily invited TO takep in sending delegates to TIL
convention - se $50 $3.50
by order Of the Republican State Central Commute
April 20 1857. NJ. L. CUTS. Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11
What Democratic Paper Thinks

What q Democratic Paper Thinks
The New York Sunday Aerorg has the
following fling at President johnson. Il
comes from Democrat, and would lead one
TO the belief that the other side of the house
has less confidence in the President than they
formerly professed:
"Our Washington correspondent informs
US that the President is about TO pay visit
TO Raleigh, N. c., and that on the way he
will probably address the people. We sin.
cerely trust he will do nothing of the kind.
Let him play baseball o. euchre, or dance
the polka or the tight-rope or say his prayers,
by way Of variety but let him not make
speeches. Let his aspirations take any shape
but that. Raleigh is terrible place ior bad
whisky, which kills further than a needle.
gun; and If, under its influence, the Presi-
dent should set TO speechiiying, as he did
last year, be would give Radicalism new
lease for its life. We hope, therefore, be
will eschew eloquence and Bourbon plain,
and go in for silence and light rotations. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

AT Paris, Tennessee, fortnight since,
while the colored people we're having dance
ten or dozen armed white men rushed into
the room, drove off the colored men and
ravished the wenches, maltreaing some OF
them so that their lives are despaired Of.
Had the case been reversed, and colored
men committed the outrage, the whole
country would have been aroused, and hun.
dreds Of innocent negroes would have had to
atone with their lives to iufuriated mobs, for
the crime Of their brethren. AS it is, the
matter will be passed off as q rich joke, by
the Southern Arissocracy, and their Northern
imitators and sympathisers.
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.n.,s.rL.m R.volus,...ry H.ss.

Mr.. Dslzell, of the Treasury Depaitment,
writes to the Cincinnati Commercial that the
last Revolutionary pensioner still liveG Hel
is resident of Noble county, 0Aao, and vi
now one hundred and four years old, and ms
been in very destitute circumstancesior ysAss-
He was born near General WashiHtoa's
plantation in l764, and on the death OF has
father took his place in the ranks cfthe Hev-
dictionary at,ny:
Mr-.Gray has, been married twice IN .ir
| gnia and once in Ohio. One aiser announcer
! his family have passed 70 the tomb, aud now.
| IN his one hundred and fourth year, poor,
aged AID iufirn, be lives Tie last lone mona,
ment OF the grandest generation the worio
has ever seen.
OUTLYING all the revolutionists, having been
contemporary with the Washingtons and the
I Adamses, as well as the martyred Lincoln
Il and the victorious Grant, he sits patienti,
waiting fer,ths SUMMONS Of DEATH A picture
. Hebas ever been the good man that IN
r last soldier of Washington should be. 70
|. seventy eight years be has been faithful
aiembcr of the Methodist Church.
e His habits have been temperate m a
things, and his character IS tar, unblem
= ished record Of noble deeds and modes
worth. The writer has lived in the sam
, neehborhood with John Gray for twen'
d wears, aud has never heard even one wor
= against the venerable old man. On the ool
:, trary, he has ever been praised aud believe
y bv ali who knew him. More need not |
said.
MIR. GRAY isvery poor Owing 10 the ne
tiect which 80 characterized the othcial II
eS fcords of the Revolutionary army, no reco
n. of Mr.. Grays military services could
found. a. length, however, Judge Binghs
p of Ohio, having visited the old hero a, b
is humble home, and being deeply Impress
with the sad circumstances which surround'
the old patriot, began TO nrge his case up'
re the attention Of Congress.
ed During the last session Of the thirty MN
- Congress, q pension of $500 was. therefor
D" granted to the last survivor of the Revolutio
IN and John Grays name closed the history
ST. the war for our independence. This "
much needed and long deserved The pc
pie who have known John Gray long tn
Tor will never cease TO thank their noble heart
of Representative who procured this pensi
for him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11
lARIGINAL NoTICE.-To pa,cum A

hRIGINAL NOTICE.-To Dascum AL,
~ let. steb.dps ). y. fcklir, ILul hair
Factory. Giiou ABd,fson. Nixon Co, Char blow
Co IRA, ueuiln uxwny Co Iowa State Insgra C.
Conn any, John ~iuthrnpe, Pressed, sanuI Bitch
sy, gaukin& Miller, samuel Bonner, frecefick More
Robert 1etfy, iiood kbtott Richard Taiey, 8.
LA mill Iioisey, II. smith
You and each Of sau hereby notified hat there 10
file th- Clerks Office OF the Dat ict Cont
Lee County AM state OF Iowa at Kooknk peiitiou Of
Misss field Ga. claim sxainst esrh every aud
all OF per'e clear an qni-ied title b Lot. nve
and or. in sork hundred sod hine, inthe Oily VI
keokuk, Ire County Io~a
And unIsss yeu sppear thereto and defend re-
fore of the s+c1ud day Of the SOP em beterm 1861
o'said Dstrci Court he begun and holdsa at co.
kuk the niath DAY Of B. ptsuber d. 1857 default
will be entered against and decree ndered thereon
W. b C0LJtHe
apf24 Atty fcy PfGs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

WRES we find the sufferer on the highway,
who has just been ro bed of his purse, in
dorslng the acts OF the robbers before he has
successfully escaped from their power, we
may expect to see the South rejoicing in the
wholesale robbery Of their rights. which they
are forced TO assent to.-Aifon Democrat.
When we see a criminal, whether be be q
burglar or horse-thief or guilty of the still
higher crimes Of murder or treason, scouting
the authority of the Government, and just
flying his crimes, we are inclined to thinl
that those who sympathise with the crimina
are no better than the Alton DEMOCRAT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

VIZ hope for the sake of justice, and for
the honor of the country, that the trial Of
JEFF. Davis viii not be turned over TO Judge
Underwood, of Virginia. He has not the
confidence of the people, nor Of the bar, and
lacks the dignity of character and the repu-
tation that should characterize the presiding
Judge on such an occasion.
He may be very good man, and very
sound Judge, but really he seems to be 9
very queer genins. and we should not be sur
prised should he treat the public to some
very ludicrous exhibitions during the progress,
of the trial of jeff Davis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11


District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison.
'0uS D0ll - Plaintiff Petition Ia Equity.
c wykEL, Defendant.
fIO G. Z. WYkEL, Defendaat-You are
Il hereby notified that there 10. now on file In tn.
Clerk office OF ,sid Court the petition OF John Doery
claiming of you the Of 32is 90 With interest ut
per cent Per snnum theresn Fou the zssh day Of DC
tobsr 1855 esidsnesd By morsgAgs Of aid sate and
also the foreclosure Of said mortgage adeby you &c
secure tue payment Of said debt upon the
prop rty, to-wif:
fractional part Of lots Add Z. In block 3d. in Eii
bournes Addition to Keoknk Iowa being "a net front
ing 18th and running back OF even width II
feet ne1sE so2 seet 4rou the corner Of CAIRO
and 18th sire Is and Tor general relief.
Rats, you apes and said petition On or be
fore of the any Of the term OF ssid Court
70 comm nee At Fort Msffson on the shsrd Monday
Nay 1ss7. indignant vii be rendered axa.nst ycu q
prayed for in ssid pefifioa
fInt. Rev, STAMP 10 esn'dl. Mo,AR KsowLEs,
hpred4w Attorneys for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

RKPoRrKD CONVERSION OF GES. SreaD-
MANA Washington correspondent says:
1.-THE reports for some time in circulation
that Gen Steadman, of Freedmen's Bureau
notoriety, is willing TO enter into full fellow
ship with the Republican party, are thought
By some persons to find confirmation in the
fact that In his capacity as Collector of New
Orleans, he has made appointments entirely
satisfactory to the Radicals Of that city
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

SOME Of the Ohio Democratic papers are
nominating Geo. II. Pendeton, high-toned
Nallandigham sympathizer, and the Chicago
Platform candidate for Vice President, in
1864, as the Copperhead candidate for Presi-
dent in 1868.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

taiset Sfi.i n Aasrioa. Sai',rn Dirision Of Iowa
LII G. ". CLARK, United States Marshal

taiscd Sft.S II 4zsrtos SafAern DTriFton ef Iowa
/ G. ". CLARK, United States Marshal
the stae II to~a do b~reby gsv- puhiic bo;i
that the % the United State, sgznst
nxire al = OF seizure aud forfeiture uadsr
OF Consr,ss DID the 2eth Of Apsil, 1851 Ia
Eeokuk. Les comfy, Iowz, attach aud take into my
posscs,eu sale custody steam engine, boil
-r. pair zones aud hstur g. tao shelters
woosen still and i1bic, four luse fssmeBubg tubes
three ra f~rmensiag tubes, two separating tub<s 40
gh~ine ci4trrns bot sster tub, ser one
ssh yetst tails tao las tGs thre. bushels
meal twenty bushels eotu four empty barrels,
,ruary sea lng ard iron pipes eafrs. hgh~ ines.
containing ;ul s1-i00 proof gallons, numbering a. -
~ 4s 40 ~ -; also two bsrss wines 81 upn- gallons
4 fellow prof. nanbering - AID so Lots NJ II and z,
block 10 In Esie- adj 10 tbs city nf keakuk
Ire county. Iowa.
And sl+l Ii public notice that the tirpe gn-d
for salt is tbs sth @y 81 June
1851 aud hereby sdmoni.h and sumncns ali persons
ciani ANY iBtrresf IN the ssd steam eEyihs al
kuo~lug h.rns .nythias 10 say by the should
be ronde ned and sold to the d and Of said
appellant ths they he sppear b-'or ti said Court
be held ia md tbs Southern Disision isriet OF
Iowa the United States Court Room ii the city Of
kokuk In said District at special Term, 10 be boidsa
the first ru>sday in uns 1871 ten on eek IN the
forenoon that day tn thsre II inteto.- claim
for the sama and make their allegations IN that be
halt @ W CLARK, Y NJ
ap30 II. FULT|N. Dep.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

NOMINATION OF MIDsHIrNEs.-The Presi.
dent is entitled this year to nominate twelve
midshipmen TO the Naval Academy. BE
will probably make bis selections in about q
fortnight. Oven three hundred applicstioni
hsys already been received, and every day
brings additional ones. The nominations by
the member Of Congress have nearly al
been made. The examination Of candidates
takes place In the. lest week in June.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11
Legal Notices.
United STATES NARsHAI.s SALE

limited STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
~ Ply virtue Of speeisl execution TO M directed,
from tie Clerks Once OF tn. District Court Of the
United fr th4 Distrlsf Of Iowa ssuthrFn Dis
.iou Eeohuk will. comm ,reed by ssia ~it,
pose 70 ssle At pubic snction. at r Gbbons' Liquor
store Il Main and 1ih trest. In The city Il
sk hoe EQUITY Ie~s. w.dhssdsy. Nay 18th ISL,
at 10 ecik ~ 81 eald Gay. ~ hzrrri Of high
sns &c the hIxhest md lest tidfrr FIR csh 10 sstsfy
q decree rendered IN ,sd Court IN an information oi
libel pc ndinx in said Court wherein the United ttsss
s III eIlant aud barrel IL g Ines d.
the libeilee. q. W. cLAha,
s. Nsrshsi for the State OF Lows.
maj BY Il HILTON DNuutr Z NJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

THE Supreme Court, Of Missouri, has res
Gently decided that military officer is not
personally responsible, in damages, for prop
erty seized or destroyed by him IN the dis
charge Of his official duty during the war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

FoRr WAYNE, Indiana, the home OF Nc,
Cullcch, Secretary of the Treasury, and
time,out-of mind the strong hold Of The De
mocracy, went Republican the other day
and elected the full Republican ticket, by
handsome majority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11
STATES MARsHAIfSgAIF

~ ~ virtue of = special execution 10 directed,
frot Once Of the
Uuited STATS the piat lc, Of Iowa. southern pvi-
siop at Kesknk. will, CON usnd<d by cid wrrt,
pose 70 sale At public Aacsion n r. cibbob. liquor
Stnre or HAu and TN strets In the city o.
otak; Lee eoahty. lows etuestsy. Nay 10Th 1885,
at 10 O'clock n. II .aid day tso ~ Hydrometrrs
10 copper worm aud Tub rhree tsltscks meal three
3l rin,t, sAess oee ~ iron pipe one ~ heamer fur
~ barrel r- ~ hsrrl eontsining thirty Ave a.
gallons II nisbuin.s tao {2) psiis and ~ Their
moatsr TO the highest sud beet lider for cash.
isfy decree -bdertt 10 aid Couit al siormson Of
libel ding in sid Court Wherein ths untel States
Of America iIbs ant AMI tvo Byiromstrs al
/ the III eilses %. W. CLARK,
q. IS Marshal for the rt,t rows
mays By ~. suLrus. Deputy U. & N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

WI are pleased TO learn that most worthy
gentleman and citizen OF our county has falI-
a heir to an estate of SIS, 0O0, 600 In ireland.
JEFF for Ireland, at the solicitation OF
- representing the estate, Who is.
Ia isied o. his identity ~ legal heir.
y hoets sn> h liberty, at present, to gre his
up1n Ia Index.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

REsfDgvCE 10 one Of thu most de-itab'e Iocaii-
4 n tie. Ia the Cfty-L5,sJ end s. in BLtck So With
lone .tory frame b~stnx Hosse, Coz siniue
rosns 70 csfara CELLAR variety ofchesc- frnit
lots ". II forced Situate on Fulton street. between sth
aud b Streets, Ksokuk, lowA Enquire Of
! MN WILTON.
| nathssd Rssl ESTATE Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

SOR SALE Lots 0 and 9. btock Ill, cprner Of kx-
BRICK dwelling; will rent for 500 per yssf. whl be
sid on reasonable terms. inquire OF DodAA
Esq, Nm tULIVhs
AprlG Real Estate Agent, No 81 main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

This .p endid Hair Dye is the best In ihs world The
only true aud perfect Dyei nlless, siah-, IusApta
neoux No di-aypeint ment, No rteicninus tnts si-
ur4I Black Btoxn. setnedtss the III eoscts CT Bad
Lxef lrvgsrate. the hxis leaving a soft and besuts
full The gcnuinsj gn-d William 4 Bdielcier an
others statons and shoaid be ssoidet Fold
street New farhJ ld~ci7 dAwfy
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For sale

I n Vh NOfkEd W TUUu IHFWIHK EHfIuf
81 sell fenced aud q 50 tate oi eniiiSa-
ioe u GOOD tinsb~r land aud lice young ~
eh ard. dwslng house. Itx5n s9 cistsr d
sui sissse. siusts snsai ~ OF <mii-< fin hs aty.
| Rnqnirs a wM. FtLTE
a-4l Real Extkie Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

re For sale. wn~
<Nvy Of the most Desirable Aesdsnees ID the csy-e
u two-story brick Dwelling, with nine rooms and good
csnr and cistern and large trick Stable and wood
house 50x 20 feet containing large variety OF the
M choice fruit and shrubbery IN the ei situate on
cot nsr Of 10th aud Blondesu streets, Reokuk iora
| FpouIre Of wM EGLTON
mssT Rssi kstate Agent, NO. ~ MAIN ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11
For Aale.

IN one of the most desirable Qualities in
Il tue IT, a oae story brick DWELLING house, With four
rooms aud a mar. lot exile feet. veil Fsncsd eoa
tainng run5cr Of fruit trees and eEoot well q ~s
Ter. Enquire Of WV fpLres,
apIJ RIA Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11
For sale,

1oo PERr trout ssd OF Lot Block ipi. corner
Iuu fulton and Iash stre~s can be beught sery low
49, WIN FULTON.
.pls So Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

TIVE acres Of land near Ssndusky, in foil
l. Ysw Of the riv.r sIl ender fspcs sndvultisaion,
ia frame dwTIilas: ov,rtwo In NUT For .ale
very cheap and ia pay usnis ,hs, ~h silt man OIL
HE'D rssn4i =
Euguirs 81 TM fuMas,
Mpfs ae~i Essmse Agsnt. 81 MAa-st
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Fulton's AGENCY.
No. 81 Main ST, up Stahs.i

g1gag ar .t sg,