The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-30

c~-HLANK NOT Es neatly printed for
sale at this Office.
GHLANk MORTGAGES tor sale At
this ofRce.
a~BILLs OF LADIRG for sale ut this
snzce.
rrJUsTICEs, BLANKS, Noticcs, Sub
panas and Executions forsaisat thisohhes.
r~ILLINOIs BLANK DEEDS for
Sale ut this ONCE.
Republican Club.
The Republican Club win meet this friday
evening, at Kice,s HAL, corner of Fourth ami
Main streets. A general attendance 10 requested.
BY order. GEO. w. NoCRARY,
E.JAEsxR, sec'y. Chairman.
LrrxRAxY DxpoT.--Wilson has moved into
the Verandah, next door to the Postofhse.
THH Oxsrusr.-This able journal has come
out IN new form, convenient for binding.
II will make volume about the sise Of the
old s'Niles' Register" Wilson has it.
schoei Election.
The vote yesterday resulted in tie election
Of Guy Wells, President; j. NJ. Hiatt, Vice
President; J. w. Ogden, Secretary; u. Rap
lee, Treasurer, and Z. ]. Leech, s. Z. Carey,
r. Fletcher, Directors.
RRruRkEp.--SenstorR Rankin returned home
on Wednesday evening, having left Des
Moines on Monday. He Was called home by
sickness 10 bis family. When be left ii was
thought the Legislature would adjourn this
week perhaps TO. day.
EcLxcrIo.-- The Eclectic Magazine for
April has arrived, With rich table OF con-
tents, and faced by two highly finished aud
elegant engravings, --one Of MAosulay, and
the other Of Longfellow. The Eclectic 10
published by W. II. Bidwell, New York City.
EYEs.--We we're pleased some days since
to meet again our friend, w. G. Rentgsn, on
bis return from st. Louis, where be has been
for some time under the treatment Of DR.. NJ.
G. Cook for sore eyes. The case WAS most
difficult one yet We are glad to see that Mr..
r. has been materially benefited. Crest
credit il due to DR.. Cook, who 10, indeed,
one OF the most skillful and successful ocu.
lists in the country.
THE TRASscRirT 10 the title Of . new Re-
publican paper published in Carthage, Ill,
by J...K. Magic. II 10 we'll printed, and in-
dussriously edited, and il ought to bs largely
circulated in Hancock county.
A RssPEcfALs SrEER.-Our friend, Mr..
Jno. Padget, sold steer one day this week
for something over $40. The animal vas in
good condition for beef, weighing 2006 lbs,
and brought $50 per hundred. This 10 .
specimen OF Iowa steers. Eastern readers
will please take notice.-Ioskaiooss Herald.
TTom. Corwin 10 some S feet inches
high, and looks to be about so years old. He
Ia q solid and robust man, with round, full,
jovial face, sparkling with fun and glowing
with the reflections OF generous and intel
ligent mind complexion a. dark ~ that Of
Dan'l Webster, and We believe MIR. Corwin
attributes Ii TO the fact that he 10 descended
from the ancient oriental royal Magyar race
Of Hungary. He occupies IN aisle on the
Democratic side.
The Louisville Journal says that 40
be nominated, his nomination will defeat bis
party, and il be be not nominated, the fail
ure to nominate him will defeat his party
The Democracy can't get along with him,
and the Democracy can't get along without
him.
G. The gypsies Of the country lately gath
cred at Dayton, Ohio, to bury, with appro-
pirate ceremonies, the remains Of their king,
Owen Stanley, who died as Madison, Ind.
about month ago. His body Was taken to
Dayton TO be laid st the side OF his queen,
Harriet, who died there two years since.
q Wages in France, especially IN the
southern departments, are said TO be higher
than at any period since the first revolution.
In consequences, considerable dieioulty ID
found in obtaining substitute for the army,
and some discomfort il felt in Paris rsspeot-
ing this.
Arrivals NJ ths niilinss - snss.
MARCH 2S-lP. \.
FIrwin, IA w Phillips, g A Wilson, NJ A An.
drews, Iowa; J A Johnson, Burlington; Phslps
Mt Pleasant; J Brown and son, Mr. Denim, o Ban.
ton and daughter,J s AcCune, Mim Benton, 81
Louis; @ Il AaxoD, A H johnson, Jewell Chica
70; E Buell., A Mayhem and sister, y PFlAyher
Ny; Gray, Miss johnson, Mimi; 3 Gilbert, X 4
J Feess, Pa; D Oyster, chicagoi D Hunter, n \
EOvsrsole,, X Quinn, MOI Norton, Miss Shaw
Miss Watts, St Losis, 7 Shaw, ] Farsan, r
Madison; o Ii Burns, Iowa.
Religious Notice.
Rev. Packard viii preach 1t the Second Baptis
Church, on Main and sth-st., en- Sabbath, LIST O
April 1860, At liza. ~ His subject will be "Wh,
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