The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-21

Eg- Fifty Teams wanted Immediately
to haul wood from Fox Island to L. S.
Hospital in Keokuk. Price S250 per
cord. Apply to Connable & Smith. on
the Levee, or to L. G. Smyth, on the Is
land. Iw
U. L. OF a.
The Union League viii meet tonight
at Mctune's Hall An address will be
delivered by Adiutaut Clendcnning.
Eg- We would hereby publicly express
our thanks to Mr.. E. Hammer for his
kindness in furnishing us with an excel
lent piano, aad tb Capt. Edwards for the
free use Of the Atheneum on the night Of
the concert.
KEokUK MOZART SOCIETY.
MEETING or u he LADIES' AID SocrE
TY.-The Ladies Aid Society viii meet
in NoCune's Hall to-day Thursday at
9 oclock, P. NJ A general attendance Is
requested. The gentlemen OF the poor
Fund" Committee are invited to meet
the Society at that hour.
GRocERIEs AND PRovlsIoNs.-We
call attention to the advertisement found
IN our columns to-day Of the Grocery Of
Mr.. g. X smith, whose establishment is
situated on the north corner, of Main and
Levee streets. He las on hand fine sugar
cured hams, flour, butter, eggs and every
thing usually found in grocery store.-
Give him a call.
AcclDfNrLr SHor.-Yesterday morn
Ing as Mr.. ;. u. Bridges was examining
revolver, which lie thought unloaded,
1t suddenly went off, shooting through
the lower Joint cf the little finger on his
left hand, leaving an ugly wound The
ball then struck show case and glanced
of and went through the door casing. 1t
is very fortunate that the wound was no
worse, and that no one esle was injured,
as there were several standing around at
the time.
GREAT Auction SALE.-Adjourned
to Friday morning next at 9 o'clock. |
will sell for the Sheriff on that day at
auction the remainder of the goods of the
Billings House, consisting of carpets,
bedsteads, mattresses, bedding, stoves,
dc, DC. Come to the sale The furni-
ture and goods consist of large assort-
ment. UowE, Auctioneer.
S. HAMILL & Co.-Our old friend, S.
Hamill, has taken his son David an Mr..
Tackaberry in partnership under the
above style Of S. Hamill & Co.
Smith Hamill has been in business
here for number Of years aud his estab
llshment is one Of the two very oldest
wholesale grocery houses in the city
There is no establishment more popular
at home or abroad, none more reliable or
accommodating, and none which does
business on iairer principles.
Mr.. Hamill. the head of the house, has
acquired most enviable reputation in
our community for enterprise, liberality
aud enthusiastic patriotism, and his heart
and his hand are ever open to every meri-
torious call; and the junior members OF
the firm have been trained in the same
school and are noted for like spirit.
Business men Of their type are iuais-
pensable to the public interests and arc
an honor to the community, and we trust
that they will be appreciated and patron
lied according 10 their high deserts.
Gzag- One hundred teams wanted to hau
wood on good ice road from Fox Islant
to keokuk. Also, fifty wood choppers
Apply at this office, or to d. II. Day OF
the Island. div,
CHANGE OF TIME.-On the 25th O
January the trains on the X. Ft. d. NJ
d NJ r. r. will change their time table
The time of the arrivals and departures 0
the trains will be found in their advertise
ment in another column. Passenger
and shippers over this road will pleas
axe notice.