The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-06

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Es- State elections occur to-day in as
Connecticut and Rhode Island.
DEpor.-The new depot across the NJ
river is rapidly approaching completion. OF
and the trains will soon be running to the g
waters edge. re
Nor1cR.-The Presbytery of Keokuk
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will meet at Montrose on the I'd Thursday =.
(l4th) of April at I o'clock p. NJ. g,
G. G. BEAMAs, Stated Clerk.
Sa-The conclusion of the speech OF tu
Hon. Jas. F. Wilson, which has run
through three numbers Of the daily, will in
be found on the inside of to-day paper.
KEYS Losr.-Two small keys tied to, F.
gether with string were lost on the street II
the other day, for which a reward will be M
paid if left at this office. as
Ea~ Remember the lecture this even wi
ing by Miss Walling at the Atheneum. al
She is represented as an eloquent speaker VI
and should call forth full house. 10
esterday afternoon small tn
package of ribbon and lace was lost on be
Fourth street, between Morgan and the 40
Episcopal Church. The finder will con-
fer favor by leaving it at this ofhce. -,
PocKEr BOOK FoUND.--A pocket-book, tn
containing note for 5000 90, was picked tn
up Yesterday morning and left at this Of SIC
fee. which the owner can have by prov th
ing property and paying for this notice. WI
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THE CoScERT.-The Atheneum was III
not as well filed last evening as we ex- an
pected to see it; however, there was 20
onJ tho entertainment an
peared to be duly appreciated by all. and rs
was of high order. ds
QuIET-The anti-railroad, anti-pork-
house opposition party, were feeling very he
sore Yesterday over their signal defeat at VI
the election, and were seen sympathising ,r
on the street corners with the copperheads q
with whom they had affiliated. "Ihe al
way of transgressors is hard N
WINTER WnEAT-We learn from the "A
farmers that the winter wheat in this vi nj
cinity is not injured to the extent that 1t J"
was at first supposed to be by the severe 's
winter, and that if nothing further hap a
pens to it in future there will be fair Ia
crop.
ATTENTION, ARcHIrEcTs.-We would o
call the attention of the architects to the a
advertisement found in this mornings b
paper inviting them to furnish proposals
for the building of an Agricultural Col C
lege for the State, situated in Story r
County on the line of the Cedar Rapids $
d. Missouri K II. a
SOMETHING NEw.-The best place to
buy dry goods is at Harvey, Leech d
Co.'s.
The cheapest place is at Harvey. Leech t
d. Co.'S. i
If you want the best spring goods, Q
call at Harvey, Leech 4 Co.'s. II
In fact the best bargains of all kinds i
can be had by calling on Harvey, Leech {
/ Co., Main street, near Fifth.
AUCTION. Z
Howe d. Tyler will sell this, Wednes-
day morning, the Library of Books ad-
vertised on Saturday for this days sale.
Also new and second hand furniture,
consisting of an elegant mahogany sofa
in hair cloth, do. rocking chair to match,
do. sofa lounge, black walnut bedsteads,
bureau, wash.stand, lounge and mattress,
bed quilts, carpets, cook and parlor
stoves. Also good saddle, and various
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kitchen utensils and furniture.
MAJOR BRUCE INDICATED.