The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

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suEpA3 MORNING, otF. r.
co1a.cr1es o. Doosrr.-Sss Ven Valksa
tuys card II j : asels-sn
For slssant and choice Drsa 0eods Of 4
kinds, 20 u Phillips ! Kar7, 6 Main stree,
Hoosrns tsans NJ Naassh. PHILIPPE
Kerr, sole Assnts, u Main strsst.
BoAAeiHo.-For pleasant board 80 ne,
advertisement column.
We are indebted to our friend Horac
Ayrss, for late New Orlssn's papers.
Rsv. N. WEsrovEs viii preach to-day !
II O'Clock, IN The First Presbyterian Churc
on High street between "a aad 4th,
Rev. Jonr H. BRowr, d. D., of Spring
field, ILL.,, will preach this day 1t the IVES,
minister Church.
MAsosIc-There win be special commu
nication of Harden Lodge, No. 20, Monda
evening. Work on first degree.
Dn. BrsEa died upon Thursday afternoon
not Monday, - it Appeassd-a topographic
srror-in yesterdays paper.
A BARoAIs.-A store room and stock o
goods in good Locations, for sale At hargain
on Railroad, about 25 miles from Keokuk,
Enquire at this Office. (Oct. 49,
Mas. R. A. Far respectfully invites the
ladies to call ID examine her stock of win.
ter bonnets, which she will exhibit to-day, ii
No. IS Main street. oct27dIv
If you want White Hair made beautiful u
in youth, Gray Hair perfectly restored, .
Dandruf head perfectly cleaned, loose hair
made fsstuse DR.. TrssEr's Physiological
Regeneration. KERk 4 FuLLEa, Agents.
Sold by all Druggists. fri-sun-wed
VIZ notice that the principal rafters Of the
new Baptist Church on the corner Of 9th and
Blondeau, ars now being set. Itsfhs zen.
eral remark that this building viii be, when
completed, the grandest in our city. At an
other time We intend TO notice it more at
length.
TIE GATE Crrr is delivered to subscribers
in Warsaw every morning before o. clock,
by Master MORTIMER Cox. Price 70 cent.
per week. The citizens of Warsaw can con.
graduate themselves on being able to ret .
daily at the same price that our own can.
OUR friends up in Burlington still continue
to "agitate" the steam.fre engine question,
by holding public meetings, making speeches
and passing resolutions, instead of purchase
ing one as the people of the Gate City have
done.
WE noticed the return to the city last night
offs party Of youthful nimrods, who hsd been
out in the ''jungles' Of the Des Moines ex-
tinguishing the wild game to be found in
those parts. They had pretty jolly time,
and intend taking similar trip soon again.
MANY OF those who were injured at the
late railroad disaster, are now able to be
around. We notice them in the streets, ban.
daged up in various ways. How very for.u.
nate that SO many In that crowded car es.
capped instant death.
lHE Agent Of the manufacturer of our
steam fire engine has not yet made his np-
pearance to put the machine in working or.
der, aud formally turn it over to the author
ties The Young America Compsuv are
Sesy anxious for the arrival of the gentle
man, as they wish to be ready at the signal
OF alarm to run out their new machine for
Iervice.
LES LApY's FRIEND, for November, is re-
peived, Feeding the Swans is . very
handsome steel plate. Then there are the |
usual plates and fashion cuts. Virginia F.
townsend, Amanda NJ. Douglas. Emma B.
aipley, and other popular writer's, coutr;but.
o this number. Great inducements are Of.
cred for the coming year. Published by
Deacon d Peterson, Philadelphia; 81 so per |
rear.
hk'. MR. WrsTovER, pastor of the p,
baptist Church Of this city has .beep ,,,.na
ing treceusly the meeting of the ts.oo;.,;on
o. the ministers of that denor ,,..;a~ ~
state >, The session va. hela ., Inasnand..as
''i1 we're upwards Of one hundred and ff,y
ministers in attendance, and the meeting
was one Of great Interest. Rev. Mr.. West,
over returned home Friday.
NEw FlRx-CuRrIs Co., an excellent
hrm, whose house, though new, had secured
q large share, Unpopular favor, have disposed
their first rate stock to Messrs. II. D. Wood
ward, John Moore and Harry ]. Mills, who
have formed partnership in the mercantile
business. THESE gentlemen are we'll and
popularly known to our citizens and the
trade. Mr.. Woodward was until recently in
the Dry Goods Business in this city, and h..