The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-22

HEGATEC,TTY.
KEOKUK. IOWA.
CITY NEWS.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH y, 1855
BILLS OF LADrxo, in largs o. small guam.
titles, for sale at this ONCE.
Losr.-One half Of the gold case ofa hunt
;no watch. The finder will b iheraaly ~
wsrded, by returning it to Dr.. Seidlits-
mar2l-2t
Messrs. Hess, Stern Co. have completed
aud moved into their new store rooms below
First street.
JupoE SEWERS Of Oskaloosa, is stopping
at the Deming He is attending the United
States Court.
JuDoE Lowe offers the rooms in the We
randa building, on johnson street, for rent.
See notice.
THs Union Republican Convention of
Rhode Island has nominated General Burn
side for Governor
We are indebted to the distinguished Sen
ator from Oregon, Hon. Geo. H. Williams,
for Senate documents.
The con6scation suits have brought strong
delegation of the Aseessorial corps to our
city. Several districts are represented.
Our active and vigilant District Assessor,
R. NJ. Pickell Of Mt. Pleasant is attending
court here, looking after Uncle Sans inter-
est.
Jusr received at Bostwick 4 Co.'S. . choice
line Of black silks, the cheapest ever brought
to this market Go see them.
marl7-6t-sat-tue-thu
CoRRrcTIoN our notice of time card
Of Fort Madison railroad yesterday, we made
an error. The cars leave Fort Madison at
400 and 10:SOA N.
Anna E. Dickinson
VIII LECTURE befor. the
KEOKUK LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
AZ ChathaA Sqaars CharcA,
TauRsDAY EVENING. - Qaa i.s&.
TICKETS SO CENTS.
For sale at the Bookstores, Literary Depot,
Jewelry Stores, and at the door.
Doors open at clock; Lecture to com.
mence at o'clock precisely.
By order of the Lecture Committee.
The Carthage Gazette represents increased
interest being felt by the people of Hancock
county in the early construction ofthe Toledo,
Peoria and Wabash railroad
Tar Lille Martin passed up yesterday to
Davenport with discharged Iowa soldiers
aboard. She did not stop long enough for us
to ascertain to what regiment the troops be-
longed.
Miss DICKINSON will positively be here and
lecture this evening. Buy your tickets during
the day. and avoid the crowd at the door
Tickets for sale at the Book Stores, Literary
Depot, and Jewelry Stores.
MusIc.-For music in shapes, and the
instruments whereby tbs made, go TO Kan.
'mer' $ music store. We we're there yesterday
and were delighted with the handsome and
ample manner in which he has his establish
ment fitted up. There are pianos ofthe finest
manufacture; there are melodeons to please
all purchasers; there are violins and musical in
struments of all kinds, not excepting music
al bird cage, to run in opposition to its feath
cred occupant-and even, Lord forgive him,
Parlor Organ But, Hammer is bound to
supply all the wants of the trade, and he is
now prepared to do it. Of the jewelry and
plated ware, and watches and clocks and i'm
mense array of notions, we speak not. Go
and see for yourselves. To his stock of
pianos we especially call attention. He keeps
all first rate manufactures and those that have
snch PCT HioACy uo VI OdUicTy SuiCAcTluS &C.,
can be suited. Mr.. Hammer is judicious and
discriminating, and those who purchase Of
him will get good instruments. He has a
full supply Of all the popular sheet music
Purchasers, either Wholesale or retail, will
do we'll to call upon our friend K
New GooDs just received and daily arriving
ct Bostwick & Co.'S. Go and see their spring
styles Of dress goods.
enthusiastically
MISS DICKIYsoX's LECTURE To NIGHT
After great effort and much expense the Ii.
brary Association have definitely secured the
services Of Miss Anna Dickinson, and she
will certainly lecture in this city tonight. As
to her merits as lecturer there is and can be
no conflicting opinions. She has, by repeated
appearances before the most brilliant and
cultivated audiences, and by the eloquence,
elegance, breadth Of thought, and great power
of her addresses-well established her repu-
tation Is being IN the front rank Of great lee.