The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-19

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\ TURi,A = MORNING, MARCH 10.
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boKUK, ~. PLRAsAHT AND nuscArrNr RI.
Arrives. Leaves.
Fst Irsfn, 600 p. II. $50 A. u.
ckUk, ~. DIES norNEs AND nrKEEsorA !. =.
Leaves. Arrives.
rst Train, 9:l0A.H. 5,l0P.N.
Prival and Crossing OF the malls.
; Northern and xsstorA nails aYri vc 1t 9 p. n.
= close at sP.n
; 81. Lsuis and Southern mails srrivest er.n.
/" close ut 5Pn.
Western mail, by Railroad arrives ats PIX.
closes at 8 A. II.
esto1ace open from n 4. n. to n P.x.
|oD-ILLINOIs BLANK DEEDS for
y - this once. aua
TRUST DEEDS FOR SALE ATTHTs
RIcE.
NOTES ,nsatly printed for
~ this Office.
DLANK MORTGAGES tors ais At
ONCE.
DBILLs OF LADING for sale 1t this
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rJUsTuCEs' BLANKs, Noticed, Sub
has and Executions fors ale at this once.
-8LANK DEEDS, neatly printed, in
= approved by the beat Lawyers, for sale 1t
once.
poRRR0rIen.--In OR leader, yesterday,
NEWPORT was printed instsad Of Des Moines
vice versa. We re-publish the article
morning corrected ~ above.
= Tho snow storm on Thursday night
spelling, pitilsss" storm. The north
ners Of houses were shseted with snow,
\ the town clock was stopped.
6cHooL DREcroRs. - The Sub Districts
ct School Directors this day. The frisnds
Education should zee to il that the proper
u are elected.
The river continues to rise slowly
; high winds which have prevailed for
ne days past have materially impedsd nav
sion. The ferry boat, Gate City, was wind
md = Hanilton yesterday afternoon.
exrHsss LSI.-We learn that q new line
~ ST. Paul 70 St. Louis has been started,
10 called the Express Line. The War
gle, which passed down yesterday, is The
i q the line. Bartlett I Hine ere the
Dnts in this city.
5r. PArRIcK's SuPPsR.-rhe glowing re-
re " hear Of the good time they hsd 1t
81. Patrick's Supper make u regret that
we're unable 70 attsnd. We learn that
~ thing went ofrin fine style. The spsech-
q Mr.. Gibbons and Mr.. Ward are spoken
= highly appropriate 70 the OCCASION
: response Of Rev. L. Deoailly 70 the toast
Civil and Religious liberty won golden
nions ~ being an earnest, liberal and
u -timed effort. Gov. Lowe responded to
lsoast to lows in . happy and practical
nnsr. John W. Noble, Esq. acquitted
elf nobly in praise Of woman. Appro-
ate speeches were also made by Gen. Van
twerp and others, and the parsy adjourned
Ilr in the morning, in happy frame of
nd.
4 rivals NJ the lsIII,nEs House.
MARCH IL sks8
!. II. Harmony, Ottumwa; kobt Ehsw, Hsndsr-
KY. Miss SHAW, do; Miss q. A. Shaw, do. :;
A. Burditt, Rock Island ]. A. Irwin, low = /;
NJ. Caldwell, Qaincy; Mr.. Billings, New York
j. Bufsrd and sister, Rock Island A. C.. Stod-
n, Pennington: John Purdom, KeosAuqua Miss
A. Loughear, N. T.; Jas. Calender and lady,
-. Mrs. Moor, Davenport; Mr.. Crockett, Do;
". Hill, Alsxaadria; q. G. Anderson, Iowa
Pc Hosghton, Fasningtoa; Asary Miller, Win
sst, Iowa G. Taylor, Newburn N. Cockelruse.
]. Stephens, Agency City; T. Fog, Washing-
], d. c.; o. II. r. Scott, Lawrence J.. w. Good
b, Montrose W. r. Ogden, Fairfield W. b.
tel, Bentonsport; H. A. MsChesny, Aoutsoss
VI, Woldey, Nj. Pleasant ". NJ. williams, do;
r. Fester, East Bridg~atG, Moss; j. Dunn
isAgo; J. Chamberlain Cleveland, o.; q. s.
tter, Bentonsport; R. Pssch, do; Henry Coon
= do; 3. p. Carter, Aontross; q. Vansant,