The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23

THEGATEC CITY,.
KEoKUK, IowAs
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH %, 1858.
CITY NEWS.
BILLS OF LADrso, in large or mail guam
stiles, for sale at this ONCE.
THr P,oindealer boasts Of Fort NAdison's
lumber market, and says that lumber is
cheaper there than At Dubuque.
FoRr MADISON has succeeded in securing
for itself an academy, the FIRST term Of which
will commence April ID.
EVERYBODY wants boots and shoes. These
can be had, in quality and price, to suit the
customer, at Bidleman's, No. 80 Main street.
HAD the pleasure of call yesterday from
sx.Mayor Loughridge Of Oskaloosa. There
are several Oskaloosians attending Court
here.
A LITTLE daughter Of Senator Stiles, Of
Ottumwa, was scalded SO badly Monday, BY
oyerturning upon herself pan Of hot water,
as to cause death.
Losr.-Between Seventh and Tenth streets
on Main, bundle containg A yards wooden
goods with lining which the finder will please
leave at this Office and be rewarded.
Our friend Lowry ofthe News Depot places
on our table The Atlantic and "Young Folks"
for April. Splendid numbers, that you
shoulddelay not in procuring and reading.
GREAT BARGAINS Of new and choice goods
from auction sales, at Bostvick / Cos.
marlT-ct- fri-sun-wed
"THREE barrels of high vines acknowl-
edged the sovereignty of Uncle Sam. in
Judge Loves court yesterday, and were
tscon6scated" after the manner Of VIM
der's Bible.
We mentioned recently that there are but
three linseed oil factories 10 Iowa. To this
list must be added fine mill recently started
in Oskaloosa, fact which We are glad to
chronicle.
Mr.. IScERsoLL's History of Iowa Troops
has been published and has had large sale
at Washington. Mr. Ingersoll has started
for his new home in Muscatine. So says the
Journal.
OrR vigorous and well-condncted cotem-
porary, the Fort Madison Plaindealer, has
enlarged to an eight column paper. As this
will give it more room to spread sound polit
ical doctrines, we are glad to note it. The
Pdindealer also rejoices in a new press.
Jrsr received, at Bostwick Co., large
and choice lot Of black silks in 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. mI7fri-sun. w6t
~ WI HosASS sSSeSAooy Va INC ACOtuiCo Va
Mr.. Hammers music store, we omitted to
mention McPhails "Star'' Piano, an instru-
ment Of great fneness of finish mechanically
and Of great power, fullness and beauty in it.
music. 1t is fast becominga pop6iar favorite
A unique and taking instrument is the child
piano. The Juveniles will go into ecstacie
about it, and tease pa into the possession o.
one.
The hunters, Hall and Barnisconi anG
McClaskey and McCarty and divers and sun
dry others, that we're down to Lima Lake upon
hunting expedition, returned yesterday laden
with heavier spoils than any hunting party
ever brought to Keokuk. Strewed abou
miscellaneously were between four and five
hundred ducksand geese. The party return
again to-day, we believe, to continue thei
successes in this line;
LIE GRAND BYINGToN is the Great Mogul O
Iowa Copperheads. LIE Grand calls himself
a Jeffersonian Democrat-Heaven save III,
mark and the champion, par excellence o
law. His great regard for constitutional Law
led him to be bitterly opposed to his govern
ment during the war. The "arbitrary acts