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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-03
Trustees Sale

10y virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed and
II delivered to me, the undersi snsd by james H. Es
ties and Amanda Etes his wife, dated the 29th ds. Of
june A. D. 1857 and conveying the lowing described
aud ted IN the County Of Lee and State OF Iowa.
Wig; The southwest quarter Of section three 90 The
half Of the southeast quarter fsection three 3
The frty Of the south east quarter OF
ton four 20 sod ths sopth bali and northwest quarter
southwest quiztee nj sestieH Eve ~ all In town
ship sixty Ave rs) north Of ranss nye o. vast Also
Block 81" in the City of Keokuk according 10 niey
Stripes Nap Of said City in trust to the
certain promssory note Of eYen oats With ad dee
drawn by G. Rates. payable 70 j. L. kss and by said
J. L. Enes endorsed 70 John T. Antrim for the OF
Seven Thousand Dollars. in year from date. the
undersigned in with the forms Of sad decd
will proceed Friday the 9Th day Of September
At the tbs Court House. Chat being con-
vensnt place In the City OF Keokuk between the hours
Of II O'Clock Il. and o'clock to sell at public
auction 70 the highest oder for cash. the following
tracts or parcels OF land he other parcels Of the before
mentioned lands having been heretofore sold uner prior
Is TO say. The north forty south
east quarter Of recton four ~ and the south half and
northwest quarter Of the southwest quarter Of section
I'VE 6 hslfof the southv est quarter OF
ton three (s) all In township sixtshve o u r. f.e
{6 west together with block O. IN the City Of Kookuk
according to Otley Stripes Map II said CITY.
ANEoN DEFINING,
anRlh3u-o Trustee.
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N EOktky lUWAs huBs ~ Aoot'
We, the undersigned, take great pleasure
in recommending the Washing Machine OF
VIM. A. Terry, just patented. The very best
machines having been used in our families
before seeing this, and having given this q
fair trial, We are convinced that il excells
them all ia the ease Of ito movement; in the
thoroughness of its work the saving Of the
wear of clothing in comparison Of board
washing or other machines in the novelty
Of the movable shaft which causes the rubber
to adjust itself by ito own weight to the vari
GUS thicknesses Of clothes to be washed. In
fact, it seems to Us the climax 10 this departs
ment of inventions, and ne wish every family
in the land would secure this luxury to itself,
as We design to do.
E. HARDIN, Prop. Iowa House,
j. B. HOWELL, Ed. Gate City,
Mas. <. A. HARDIN,
MIS-. S. e. BRAHsoY,
MRs. 8. SrARKwEArHER,
Mas. J. b. HOWELL.
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THE funeral Of Mr.. John Ware, whose sud
den and melancholy death we noticed at the
time, was largely attended Sunday afternoon
by the fraternity Of Odd Fellows and citi-
zens. The deceased was buried in the Odd
Fellows burial grounds most beautiful spot
in the cemetery. This ground is used by
this philanthropic organization for the inter-
ment Ct those who have no burial lots Of
their own. The Order will, in course Of
time, have the ground properly enclosed and
identified
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For ready made clothing and piece goods
Of the latest styles and patterns, and gents
furnishing goods of every description at very
low figures, go to Vencill, Jones 4 Co., cor
ner Main and Third streets. A new stock Of
every thing in their line just received. To
satisfy yourself that they are Offering treat
induceme nts give them call.
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By Telegraph hsw iohA' eep.~'
Flour Closed dull and declining for medium and hign
grades, steady fer low grades which are scarce.
whsat-pul., With dsciInins tsndenc,; western nomi
nal - 25e2 20.
Rys-Hssvy;tl 70 for westsrs.
0ats-DuiI and heavy: 7oO72 for new ohie.
corr,--Dul II 1901 II for good to prime new mixed
western; 81 10Dl II for un,cund do.
Pork-Attis Arner; s2s so02s 80 cash and regular
Beef-Quiet aud steady.
Cut Neats-stsady, with fair demand.
Bacon-rlym, with moderate business.
Lsrd-Duli 1a115DI3k for steam; 1875 el4 for kettle
rendered 80 80 ~ -
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GExs. SHKRlpAS AND SICKLE incurred the
hatred Of the Rebels and Copperheads BY
he hard blows dealt by them during the war;
and johnson is simply trying 70 curry favor
with Rebels and Copperheads by Furnishing
the Union Generals, who are the special OBJ
iects of their hate.
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TIE Nremas's Joxrnal, which did MI i
dared to give aid and comfort to the rebels
during the war, still maintains its consistency,
and urges President johnson to compel Con.
sress and tho loyal North, BY Military force,
to surrender to Government TO those who
waged four years war to destroy it.
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Jusr received by express from Boston,
gents fine calf boots, Ladies' and Misses fine
kid slippers, Childs 6ne shoes; also good
lot of pegged shoes, all for sale at small i'd.
vance over Eastern cost, BY W. r. Bidle-
man, No. 90 Main Street, where full stock
will soon be in store.
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- lOuss MarRss.

1t. L0ut0 AATks&
D. TslsEraphl
Market generally dull, with : speceiAH''
corn sud oass, Of which receipts sfsh sn''
Yiosf-Dsll; psicss Unchanged
vh..4-a,thouxh ntllsrs hold OF. prices are nsis
... ~, nrht ,prips Il IS d co. white fall = seos
30; red q 2oo7as !.
u %.
o.t.-HoIders arm; sosd demand for southsrn amp
nsnt; sales 1t 5s1a4
n.,..-No ,.lss; rates st.edy At 81 12GllS
Hsyryn request At sisSls
Pot.soe,-In sptivs demand; s soasoc ;.
prov.ions-sal Of pO,k u ~ % ei'sr s'os'
eli; shoulders 1aM.
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A BAscA1S.-The undersigned propose to
rade good mill in Missouri, eighteen miles
west Of Keokuk, for good city property. For
further information inquire At the wooden
store, No. 85 Min street, between Second
and Third. MEEK BRos& BEcrHoL.
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kEoKuK Public Schools. The Public
Schools of this city will commence on the
last Monday in September with the following
corps Of taachera.
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o. s. MarsnaI's Proclamation.

United Safes Of A~esiea, Swt.eyn Drisien Of Josca.
r CIV CLARK, United ststes Marshal for the State
of Iowa. do hereby give public notice that IN the
Of the United statss r. snst seven barrels whs-
Icy IN case Of seizure and foriture und Of Con-
freS did or lhs .sth day Of August 1897, in otum-
se.siou, Tor SAFE custody, seveh barfeas n wpskey
And s!so give public netos thst the time assigned
for OK said warrant h the third Tuesday d
eeptember 1867 an hereby atmouish and summons
ali persons claiming any interest In the said seven
barrels Of whikey. knowing or having anything 70
saw why The same should not he Condemned and sold
to answer the demand Of said appellant, that they be
and appear before the said Court to be held for
tbs ~ hsa Division, district Of Iowa. at the Omitted
= ,pscisi term. 70 81 oidn IL .ss tr4 rus sdsy q
sett.mtsr 1881. at two O'Clock CD said dsy, then ard
there to iuterpose claim for The same and to make the
Allegations In that behalf
g. ". CLARK SM.,
ausrdl ~ II. FULTON, Deputy.
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RExovAI.--J. A. Wallace, Auction snd
Commission Merchant, formerly doing bust.
ness on Third street, has removed TO one
door south Of the Post Office, where particu-
lar attention will be paid to consignuents
and outside sales.
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We clip the following from the Loyal Afs-
sosriea. Gen.. Hudson i ven known here,
having been Colouel Of Whist VS. called the
first regiment Of lows Cososed Volunteer,
but which afterwards became the c0sh U. 3.
A. Infantry:
PRororrp. g.. Hudson, residing
near Tiutou. has recsiyed a appointment
from he Secretary Of War tNr. Ssanton)
makinr him Brieadier General b. brsvst, in
the aeryice Of The U. 8. Volunteer, for gal.
lantry At The battle Of Helena, Ark, July
4th. 1868. He was twice recommended,
while in the service, for Brigadier General
but through some cause failed TO receive thu
appointment. BE says that he does not taxi
his hst Of for the honor 1t this late day.
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TyHIs to dive notice that this sh day OF August
i A, D. 1867, warrant in bankruptcy vas issued
aeansf the e.iAs u ESy!d Reddnston of Keoknk coun
Bankrupt On his 6xp pstiaon TIL. tas De, ..e... n
any debts and delivery o. any property befonRing u
such bankrupt to him or his AMI the @nafsr
any property BY Rim is forbidden by law That meet
ps the creditors Of tbs said Bankrupt TO prove thsir
debts chocse OF his estates
Will be held at the Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden
the ocs IT the register in Bankruptcy, IN the city 81
Keokuk Iowa. before John Bruce, Register the Tth
day Of october, A. d. 1861 Al 10 q'clock sm.
g. W. CLARK. u ., n,
ancl5dlw By n FCfrOx Deputy,
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SMALL ACoousTs.-It is strange that per.
sons feel little concern in the matter Of pay
ing small debts. "Straws show which way
the wind blows" is homely proverb; and
= man who neglects to settle minor bills
could not complain if his trusworthiness be
questioned at time when good standing
would be of the utmost service to him. If q
small debt be due, there is no excuse for
ueRlectinr ita paYment
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r psie.

Families wishing their children taught Mu>
sic. French or Drawing, will 6nda compe.
tent teacher In Mrs. A. G. Burr, corner OF
Fifth and Fulton streets. sel-lw
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Notice In Bankruptcy.

vENHrs 10 give notice that the 81 day Of August,
j A. d. 1867, warrant In bankruptcy was issusd
ship. Loe C0upsy and State Of Iowa who bas been Cd
judgsd Bsnhrap< on hisoxn petition. That the pay
men any debts and delivery os any property belong
ing to such Bankrupt to him for his uss, and the
transfer of any property by him il forbidden by law
That meeting Of the creditors ofssid Bankrupt to
their debts and choose asgne7s OF his
tatss will Le hold at the Court of Bankruptcy to be
holden At the Once the Register in Bankr uptcy In the
city OF Keoknk Iowa. before John Bruce, Register
the 30th dpy OF September, 1867, At 10 ocl OK
@. W. CLARK. U.s.M,
aurl5-JAw by II. FULTON, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-03

PEssoSAL.-The good>looking "pbiz'' Of
our old ''chum," Ed. Smith, made its an.
pearance on our streets Saturday. Ed. is
now located at Des Mones, in the grocery
business, and bis friends here-and he has
hosts Of them-wili be glad to learn that be
is doing we'll in his new home. Ed. is still
with us on the shores of bachelord ON, bu,
We have been informed, however, that he is
now putting his ''stamps" into . cosy re.i.
dence at the capital city, and--well, "straws
show which way the wind blowa.n No in.
situations, Ed. Prosperity abide with you
forever.
Yesterday afternoon our friends /. N. Ar
mentrout and family left the city for q sojourn
OF some weeks in Ohio. If the Buckeyes
treat him even half Is well as he deserves to
be treated be will have An enjoyable yisi,
while with them.
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N Jsu 9. ba1zi. 3 - -
-, die1ys1vss = ~ - -
Des;si IStts1s, = ~ As =.
Drake ~ bssa uu~sA - 80
49,, sa1was ssesvssisg ss.ss.et -
! 49, essssa . uta6u. = 49,
.,...Sarni.e itsslf inss ssagsstiea = ~
~. 49, ;seEuina1e1 - enA11y sassor.
- - - - ysass ". DnkS has assis
versSsilnsissle = ice asd syss - vss
b.ildisg Up good ssads. He vase naa of
hssiaess ssilitys asd ypossesasd Of NO I'D
enesIy. Hotiss Il ths fhaseal viii b tvsu
= due dnne.s = & s. s -
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TaE gRoseEcT

Is most aattt ring The ioc .tcn fne "a one Of the
best 10 tue country. 1t passes through large number
Of important cities and TOW where commercial inter
course 10 large end rapidly increasing The country
along tbs river RECEIVING sccssons Of wealth
and population and thess viii bring on Increase Of trade
which mnst eorrespondnsy edd largely every TO
the businsss and profits Of tbs Company All The old
telegraph companies throughout tbs countIy now,
and have bsen paving sstsfAstory diridend3 ca,i
tsIsteek that hiss been repeatedly vafsfsd II these
companies controlled by few wealthy Individuals
ing nearly all the stock, do this, It Is quite
be to suppose that DpAny, owned and lhnaged by
It's patronr with it, es dssrsby located and with
limited amount Of stock, esn It least do equally
vol.
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WAsrrp.-A wood workman can find en-
ployment BY applying soon q I. Myers Car.
rage shop, on Blondeau, between Fifth ana
Sixth streets. eulo>ou
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A GENTLEMAN Of great medical knowledge
says that moro genial, wholesome and eff
fectual tonic and appetizer than Drake
Celebrated Plantation Bitters was never dia.
covered. He recommends il for Dyspepsia.
for Liver Complaint, for Exhaustion, WEAK,
ness, for want Of Appetite, and for Mental
Depression. II is m agreeable stimulant, and
is equally adapted to young and old. Persons
of sedentary habits, like clergymen, lawyers,
merchants, and delicate females are particu-
larly benefited by its use.
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PRRspESr JOHNSON, the Chief Of the re.
united Democracy, heretofore under the lead
of JEFF. Davis and Vallandigham, has just
offered a high position to Mr.. Langston, q
gentleman of color, who had the good sense
to reject the profered distinction.
Bad as they hate the colored race 1t is evi
dent that the Democracy are ready to bar.
gain for their votes, and hoped to buy up q
good many of them by giving Lapgston q
good office.
In this region the FIRST principles of Cop
perheadism forbid the extension of the righ,
of suffrage to colored men, but in the Dis
trict of Columbia, and further South, it is
Democratic to electioneer for colored votes
by giving them good appointments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-03

MAGNOLIA WATEn.-A delightful toilet ar.
ticle-superior to Cologne, and at half the
price. ang22-2w-th, nat 4 ri
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The ORDER OF THE DAY.-A general order
for SozoDoHr. In the tsefk If az eppos;tion
it has become the supreme IDENTIFIES of the
age. an29-th-sat.tu
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By Telegraph NEW YoRK. Sept 2.
Government stocks nrru with fair business. Coupons
81 l1l5s do 49, 114h. 'ea loe; IS llo1s; new 1es5x
81 1854. sos 1917.
Stocks dull ard lower, eIosins steady. 42A
GAS; N Y G lo5D1s; Erie 6a5a al Hudson 1850
e5 Beading 1osx4s3 1 11s5x112G iosk0ss
" ssk9td % psd 7cals
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Foreign Markets

LONDON, Sept Noon.
consols os4 Bonds 1s4. Ill Cent M, Erie 4s1f
Great Western q 4.
LIVERPOOL sept e.-Noop.
Cotton-ouiet aud unchanged.
observation-disclosures
proyiaions -Yirm
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KEoKuK Public ScHooLs.-The Public
Schools Of this city will commence on the
last Monday in September with the following
corps Of teachers:
CENTRAL SCHOOL HOUSE.
Fifth Rooms. B. McClane. Spnar;n,ar.
dent; Miss Eliza Hauxhurst, Mss E. Conn.
Fourth Room-Miss Lucy Humphrey. Miss
c. Buckingham.
Third Room-Miss NJ. j. Purnell, Mas
Mary Jewell.
Second Room-Mrs. Sumner. Miss III.
Brown.
First Room-Miss Anna Hamill, Mis-. Car.
RE Rees.
WELLS SCHOOL.
Sixth Room-Mr. F. W. McClellen, Prin.
cipsl.
Fifth Room-Miss E. McCullocb.
Fourth Room-Miss Anna Fletcbe-
Third Room-Miss Mary A. McCl.in.
Second Room-Miss Ella Creel
First Room-Aiss julia Graham.
CAREY SCHOOL.
rhth Koom-Mr. R. Hubbard, PRINCIPAL.
Fourth Room-Miss Lucy L. seymour
Third Room-Miss Mary c. Moon..
second Room-Miss Sallie H.m;iI
First Room As"hi.
NJ GERMAN DEPARTMENT..
mr. .. de D'Huy, Mr.. Adelbe,t s.hn.,..
NJ BRIGHTON HOUSE.
Fourth koom-Miss ]. RI.
$3.50 iD0oM,ss 3. J. Humphrev
2 T noom-Miss Flora Bronson
HILros DIsrRIcr.-Mrs. Curs;.
SroIrs DIsrRrcr,-
coLoRED SCHOOL.
FoaF;h hoom-Miss N. e. Anderson.
second Room-Miss Field.
tifst Aeom-Mn. 8. C. CAldvell
8. 3. CAaEy,
Sscrstasy 6eAeol Beard
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RroxuK and its environs were too woefully
anll vesterday for our comfort, q nothing
occurred 10 gladden. the heart Of the anxious
;femiSers
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By Telegraph ToIxoo, Sept. Z,
Flour-Qniet.
oorn-l42s better; sales OF No Wabash 1t 81 o. Nc
| Q ditto At 81 Of; Michigan u Of.
Oats--shade better; sales OF No at $50 No Eat sax
Rye-$1 eofor Mol.
Bar,ey-$1 o5 for Mol.
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

yHyHTS 10 70 give notice that the q day Of Augus
1851, warrant in Bankruptcy uss issuet against
the estate OF r. Ogden of Keokuk Lee County, and
State Iowa. who has been adjndged Bankrupt on his
own petition That the yment q any debts and de-
livery of any prop rty belonging to such Bankrupt 70
bti % fr us- and the transfer Of any property by
htul Il forbidden ty law. That Getting OF the credi-
Of the said hskrapt ~ prove their deb's and to
choose ssssnres 81 lis estates s be held
at the Court of Bsnkrupcy to bs hodsh at tho oce OF
the Regi Bank In the city Of lows
bs tphn Bruce Register the 2sth day OF septem
Der. 1867, 81 10 O'clock a. m.
G. W CLARK q. sM
nv FrySc Nan
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Chicago Live STOCK Market.
By Telegraph CH.cAe0 sapt, 2.
Hozs-Receipts triing the few sales this morning at
about Saturday prices
CAttie-Ns sales this . m. except to city butchers,
which comprised taiings and scaswags lett from
last week; quotations nomin ally unchanged.
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PATENTS. Boyd Co., solicitors of pat
euts, 20S Pine street, St. Louis, Mo-, official
ly report 10 the GATE CIrr the following pat
ents granted to Iowa and Missouri inventors
for the week ending August q, 1867:
IOWA.
J. s. Ross, Hamilton county, steam sledge.
A. Garfield, Lyons City, corn cultivator.
B. Force, Mt. Pleasant, fence.
A. j. Keehlman, Dubuque, washing ma.
chine.
W. Schenck, Des Moines, straw cutter.
W. Vandyke and w. w. Eastwick, kec.
kuk, roofing composition.
d. Stapleton, Iowa City, sheep rack.
A. Thompson, Ottumwa, trace attachment.
c. ]. Bell, Keokuk, Ringing cover for cook
stoves.
A. Roman and J. Peterson, Wilton, COM
bined pillow and cultivator.
T. G.. U. Fosk, Macon City, washing
machine.
D. W. Bush, Clarence, tool for clenching
nails in horseshoeing.
T. s. Bowman, St. Louis, mode Of closing
bottles.
s. j. Mitchell, St. Louis, cotton bale tie.
W. F. SERGEANT, st. Louis, railway switch.
W. Zwick, St. Louis, trade mark.
II. A. Williams, St. Louis, assignor to self
and B. II. Chadbonrne, refining syrup and
sugar.
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r EG4I. NOTICE John n. Smith

II EGAL NOTICE.-To John n. Smith
IL }. W. Kodsfer, Robert Rankin;
You sseh hereby notified that there II now die
In the Office of the Clerk OF the District Court OF Lee
County, lows, at Keokuk, apettiou OF h. T. HANDLE
ton aud Het'e stimpsor, executors OF the estate Of
j. W. Simpson, deceased, claiming of you the foreco
of mortgage executed BY you to j. W. simpson,
and conveying i've Of land in the fractional north
Of Range Ave, vest, in Lee County iowa particularly
described in the mortgage and 10 raid petition No
soua CLAIM Il made upon either Of you beyond the fore
closure of said mortgage and the sale OF the norgagd
prem sss psy promissory Lote given by Tor TIE
purchase mohay thereof.
Unless you appear and answer thereto before noon OF
the second day OF the September term. 1851 Of said
Court nepens the second Monday ID bepfeHoef,
decree viii be rendered ssainst ,eu thereon.
RANKIN MoCRARY,
aue34v Atty's for Petitioners
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buy the Bese

buy Inc x800e.
fyoa wanta real good sack Of Flour buy
Q29AC0 lIx1s1A
y ~ ss's'sassd b. ~. NJ b. anew
lass
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mi.waukee MARKET.

Milwaukee Market.
BY Telegraph MllwAuKu Sept. D.
Flour-oniet; city Xxx 50 ooalo 90.
Wheat-Firm; 81 rs for No /.
nav xoFk Money Markst.
y Telegraph NEW YoHK. Sept 2.
Gold--shade lower; closed At 14ll2-
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For Sale.

a COTTAGE Brick Dwelling House
a. with six rooms, cellar cstsrn and we'll slspa,eu
on the sterly half Of lot In block $780, on ths wsa
Ode o. Hph serest, between aud 10th streets Iht
property e 10 nrs, repair aud viii BE- ,oid 81 -
sain eppfisd fot sosn. Title good or no yale.
1nqnirs I" H. D. rEN-kYcK.
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DE.v'l0.4KA .aC.4 DEN n
LEE COUNTY, IOWA.
THIS Institution now offers increased fa-
Il cilities and attraction To the advantages IL
has over enjoyed of n situation apart
IN A BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE,
Which Justly esteemed for the high Of physical
aud moral health prevalent within its bord.fs II
adds mst modious and elegant edifce repsnished
with the improvements and appliances which deemed
essential to the best culture
The Principal who hiss had charge Of the Academy for
fifteen ears, has called 70 his aid experienced and en-
cisnt teachers and believes from observation ard expe
Renee that onth the west side OF the Mississippi
may here obtsin the varied discipline which form
eriy sought for and thought to he found only In New
England.
OF study include ES9LsH in all It's branch
e. the Classics SO far wish TO pursue them
and the 0RSAaKarAL. -
Increased faciiitss oforded In Music four FIRST
class pianos having been recently added Diplomas will
be given these who creditaby complete the prescribed
course Ia Vocal and Instr une ntal studies.
The terms for tuition and boarding reasonable and
- low - afforded 1t any self sustaining institution
East or West.
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IxNOR BALE Ono VI lots, the corner Of 1ifh ar
l. Morgan etrssts, we'll fenced and orps tai tres
N 'front.' and side wako on both sides Price $500 cash
Titis good o. no sale. inquire Of
sprT H. D rRN.RYcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-03
For Sale.

|VNHAT VALUABLE PROPERTY, on cor
Il psf It'll ahd Bank street, srntasrihg nearly ysf
lots, brick cottage dwelling stabls, vutd and wAsl
house and other outbudingr garden and ige variety
fuit and ornamental trees choice varieties grspes bs
ries Ac- In bearing, two large cisterp,, 40, &C.
This property In good repair end offer the whole
for sale ct low price, for cash, half cash and bal
anoes IN favorable terms Title perfect The whol.ts
for sale At LESS than the house can be built for.
Enquire Of II H. TEs.RYCK.
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