The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

THEGATECITY.|
KEOKUK. IOWA:
CITY NEWS.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH Is.
BILLS OF LADIsG, in large or small guam
titles, for sale at this Office.
GopEYs MAGAZINE for April has been |
received by Lowry Don't fail to get copy. |
large lot of cattle has passed over the /,
Valley road since it has been repaired.
NET on the street yesterday, our friend, g.
W. Girdon, who is now Z. S. Inspector of
STEAMBOATS, between Quincy and St Paul.
We learned that masculine individual
manifested his proves yesterday by attacking
his landlady and beating her severely.
Brave man
MEssRs. VANsANr & Co. have for sale
some sorghum molasses Of a most excellent !
oualitv-the best that has been offered in
the market.
Emmy. son Of Judge Hendershott of Ottum-
wa was severely wounded Monday evening,
bv the accidental discharge of q gun in the
hands of his brother.
DoN'T get wet feet while gum over-shoes
are so plenty at Bideman's. 1t.
HU1sKANP 4 MATLEss have received their
new stock Of boots and shoes for spring wear.
Call on them at No. "a Main street. 1873
The first packet arrival Of the season at
Muscatine was on Sabbath. 1t was the Reso-
lute. So says the Journal,
The river is still closed at Davenport.
Met last evening at the Deming our friend
Capt. r. B. Rutledge, late provost marshal of
the District He has opened q commission
house in Burlington.
THOMAS BLACK, veteran of company d,
LIST Iowa Cavalry, was knocked down and
robbed of $3.50 at New Orleans several days
ago. So says the Register.
Gex. ]. A. WILLIAMSON, of Des Moines,
started on Monday, with his family, for Fort
Smith, where he proposes henceforth to make
his home. We CLEAN from the Register.
GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-The April mum
Der ofthis splendid lady = magazine is receiv-
ed. The steel plate, fashion plate and other
illustrations are well executed, and the liter
arary matter excellent as usual Published
by l.. A. Cooley, Philadelphia, at So per
amman.
JUsr received, at Bostwick Co. a large
and choice lot Of black silks 10 gros grain and
gros du rhine. Also few new and very ele-
CANT styles of silk poplins, which We offer to
our customers at prices that cannot fail to
give satisfaction. 1t
Mr.. WOODS, who was badly scaided at the
explosion IN the machine shop some days ago,
i rapidly getting we'll We visited him YES
terday. in company with DR.. Curtis, and
found him much improved Mr. Donegan i:
also mending.
TT gives us pleasure to state that the repor
circulated lately, that Smith & Schramm, a
Pennington, lost all their pork during tbs
ate ice gorge, is false. They miss one barre
ofrork-that is all-and it is quite likely
that the first count, which was made after
dark, was incorrect; in which case S. & S.
have absolutely not lost one pound of their
meat.
NENc1LL d JOKES are now receiving q
splendid assortment Of English French and
American Cloths and Cassimeres. for the
spring and summer trade, which they are
prepared to make up in the latest styles; also
beautiful stock of Ready Made Clothing
the incest ever brought this market The
public are cordially invited to call and
examine their stock. Remember. No. IS
Main street. Tmarl4d2t
REMoYAL.-Miss A. King has removed hei
stock of Millinery Goods, to the elegant anc
capacious store room, No. SIS Kibourne'
Block, three doors from Second Street
where she will be pleased to see her numer
Gus customers, and wait upon all wanting any
thing in her line, and would respectfully ash
for continuance of the patronage heretofore
extended to her by the public. 2t.
The Hackeye is getting out of humor with
the drunken ruffianism or the rampage in
Burlington. In noticing row that occurred
there the other evening, it says
We suppose these violations of law and
common deeency are to be kept up for an
indefinite period. When the sons of city
officials the leading spirits in these drunken
earousals and are not interfered with, it is not
strange that others are found but too ready to
follow their example. Would it not be we'll
TO otter premium for drunkenness aud viola.
ions OF law, and let all have fair chance.
Iowa WESLEYAN USIvERsIrY-The winter
term oftnis University closed last "Wednesday.
1t vas one OF the most pleasant and suceessf, !
terms ever enjoyed by that Institution The
number of students registered during the
year was two hundred and ninety. f2901 and
these with very few exceptions, were either