The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-08

O. {
VOL. 10.
THE GATE CITY,
Published Daily & Weekly by
WELL & DELAPL AIN.
OFFICE: CORNER -Maix SECOND STREETS
TERMS.
Daily by Mall. per yessr '.'..'....'.....'..ss9
.................... l.5
- delivered In City BY carrier, per week.. /
Weekly, per year. Id
Pavabis ,svarsabip,s sdvs~es.
THE CITY.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
EASTERN. BURLINGTON.
Arrives ....,...s.oe p M. Arrives. NJ
Closes.......... 1900 N. Closes........... 9P.n
socTBERN.
Arrives........3o0 90 p. NJ. oHARLRsToF
Closes 1900 n. Arrlyes.-....-..... ~ IN
wEsIKRF Closes ..........-..S f.A
Arrives. es.............9P.M.
Closes AM.
TFsee advertisement for Spring Course Of Medica
Lectures,
Es- We have large size Singer Sew
ing Machine for sale, cheap for cash.
Feb. 4-lw VEScILL d JONES.
EFWe would call attention TO the ad
vertisement found in our columns this
morning of good Grover d Baker sew
ing machine for sale.
EF The paymaster will commence pay
ing off the troops here on Tuesday. w,
learn that the pay rolls will be made ou
by that time and they will receive thei
well earned greenbacks.
Ess- We understand that a steamboa
from St. Louis arrived at Quincy OF
Friday, labeled "For Keokuk." We hav,
not yet heard the whistle. Think tha
she has not yet "srriv."
WISD.-Scissors, but it was wind,
yes erday. Men lost their hats and swore
women lost their bonnets and with. diff
Guilty retained their shawls and temper
Boys were seen chasing their caps aroun,
the streets during the greater part of th,
day. In TACT, wind was king.
E4y- The Eastern mail of Friday an,
Saturday was brought over Saturday eve
ming. Although the ice has been run
ming for several days, making it exceed
ingly dangerous for any one to cross tn
river, yet We have not failed to "mak
connection" with the opposite shore bu
once.
E9s- A number of persons yesterda
made general stampede for the river
hearing that the whole field of ice oppo
site the city was moving. After they ha
got nearly to the levee they discovere
that they had been sold aud that the ic
was still there.
P.S. The men all came back.
THROWN OUT.-Yesterday gentle
man and lady, who we're riding in bug
gy, were thrown out rather unceremon
ously at the corner of Ninth and Exchana
streets. The gentleman had his hea
cut in the transaction but the lady escape
without injury.
sG~ Yesterday afternoon they wei
trying to get The ferry boat from the BAN
where she was quietly resting, into II
water. We did not learn whether the
succeeded or not If they did we M;
expect to see her running again in a d.
or two.
I.Clearance Sale of Winter dry goo
at the New York Store, west scorner
the Estes House. Great bargains
cloaks, winter shawls, winter dress good
and good many remnants of delaines VI
be sold low. A lot of blankets and b.
comforts selling at cost price.
l-w M GRECO, Agent.
LADIES FRIEED.-We have receiv
the February numbe. of this new and
ready popular mage azine, which excels,
possible, the January number. 1t is l
plete with engravngs, fashion plates a
variety of interesting reading matte
aud should be in the hands OF every la
throughout the country, and sllhou
This il hut tho second nuuahar - bes =