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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-25
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Ole grfabruns Sat sefebrt. Sas bic Satatp6a unS oiefe ans
esre JiebeniOrtsu ter Sdulnis. benz Wsbltbau Qeaf bligbD
une ~ipntisen Srdnfpetten uaterrorfen itne une eebbalb Feline
p~rpftablsn 8:fultate ltefern. Ste 5pes sesclins unb 8sns
Seetlina iTno tsiee pom bteIen Rfanfbetteu fref une nuS IT,.
men fhpn teftalb Ger 9orrane por alien anberen Sorien elm
aerdumt perten- go itnb aaberbem appia tpa6ense &fans
len, trasen ole Sabre iebr reidlib unc pauern ben fitefsn
@inter aus. Die &ent Seetlins tuirc fbun W9itte gaaut
ref unb III tie frGbsfe aaer Bic Jest befannten Erauben Der
Wein BON beieen Sorten rtrb BON alien Iferbaue Bereiner
teitsns empfoblen unb ppn velen rrn befen fran,6ffben uuo
ceatitsn gtotbpsinsn p%Orse;Osen. SD babe nod 5000 gHans
gen, wsl1e i'd gu ben felaenben 8reifen anbiete Spes SeeS,
ling abls8sr (sapsrs) 40 Dollars tr punsert, 6 0Oalrs per
DuSenb.
@ens SeeSlins nur nod 500 gHansen TN, bieielbsn greiie.
Gpntpre $40 per bunhert, 2 Dollars per Dusenb.
@atanba, ISABELLA. Oelarare nuc ale aneeren Sorteu ebens
faus an Sanb UPsine Gfansen fnb ale gut afprtirt unb
bewur,elt une i'm 5reiea in einern talten Slima eeSogen uno
f6nnen sesbalN aberau nit Grols ~sepHanst werbsn. Sur
vpn IOl1en stsht1unsen miro Stctis ssnpmnsn. melbe nit
Rem betrsT.ntsu 9aareiai9la5 perisben fnp.
Scuis MlttStts,
9pp 61A
sansa,tp eits, Sbiu, 81. WSr, 1867, ew
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-25
GanbtDafen.QiTc

8eb. wefbOte, Sanbigen Gle BEN gamsn tes
Sames 8. Stanrina ais sines Sanbieaten fir County
Shasmeiner an, unterperfen Der gntS5eicuua Der ben,ptra.
tti6sn SSabler BON 6ranfli1 County. BET ibtsr 9orpabl am
8. SUM 1867.
April 24.-6ruip 8iste Gemcffaten.
8eb Wefbote: = 6inbiscn Sic ben 0anten bes u.
6. 9earl.Y as zines @~anoieaten fur County s6asmefffer
an, nnterpprfen Der @ntfteicunI Der hemDfratIden g8Gbler
BON 6ranfitn County BET t6rer gprpa9l am 8. Snni 1867,
unb Serrfutten
1924 : tnnp 8iefe 9smcfrateu.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-25

8ittssurs. IS. april. = este fnlt bas
enSsn? Infer Gatrifsdtaft, ttebsr Gle gssts
Yittstnras, bt1aost Rb our 3sit IN eiusm isbr ss=
brhatsn s3nFanee. 0oue adtt tauisnb arbsitsr, 70
psrfhsrt man, fnb In Tclss Der 8prtbausr bss
Musaannts rbns 9sihdftisnns. gtiuicnsn bon
Gcaars inb baburb Ger Circulation snticssn nor.
ben, unb bsi ansnsm 1sbt man mod nint ben On.
fang rom Cube. Sis gisnneifsr uno glaabaua-
tsfssr srtlarsn, fs ietsn auber Stanse, bic sefor.
hsrtsn slrtsttslSbne gu teJablsn unb mcntn Fa 81
fsinsn Gcnieiiicnsn rerfsesn; rabrenS anf Der
anhern Gsits bic sltbsitsr entlhlrnen fnb. 70 LANCE
aussutarrsn. als es iensn MIR irsenb mSslih lit.
9as ialisBltHs @elultat ets1sr unsladlibsn 8sr'
taltniIs barfte am gnns has istn, rab Der unses
tsrere gilens unb @lasbanesl, Der bisbsr 10 6isn'
lid pOn 4tttsturs mcnrpOliTrt wcrSen, ednsliA
pom bier ~rsrtrtetsn mirb. llnb rsnn 70, ic wbree
gsraSe Die arbsitsnes SLATE an, nisiasn 6asuntsr
Su lsthsn taben. Gfo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20
JULES } ARED's
"EMAIL De PARIS. "
The New Beautifler Of the Skin

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies.
hi. secret si b-sadf,ins the akin being known only
to Msssrs Jared Rene, they honorably state that IL
dners from al other preparations II gives to the
harsh and e. called skin both the texture and color Of
polished i.or, removing all discoiorstioss vhesr
pearins - free, les tan mcrphsw moth biacfvorm
speeks aud 10 especially soccssfu 10 snoothing the
narhs len BY the SMALL POI.
The agent. Of 'L'Es.n de Paris nost confidently
submit to tins public the sndorssnsuts Of suoh
distinguished ladies -
Saxnora Ristori, Mile Felicita vestvali, Miss
Maggie Mitchell Mrs. ID. p. Bowers, In.
ellie Western, Mdm'e Poaisi, Mrs Emma
Waller, Lucy Rushton, Monte De
Marguerities, Miss Agnes Perry,
and many Others vhoss high standing IN the professions
siyse the stamp to their Intelligent and
genuine apprsvsl
The Beautiful Lucilie western says
aI and that thsKmair produces all the briiliapey Of
tass total harmsoess II really adds to the softns
and beauty OF the skin
The Magnificent vsstvali says
81 have suffered % much from the vsious white 10
use. that consider perfect bs.sfsction % and
preparation which gsss the vhiteness the
skin. and leaves the ska cool and smooth"
Miss Maggie Mitchell Gays
81 have tried the skfn bsautiGer, ERmail De Paris
and fsand ii IL INSTANTLY inpsrs natural bloom and
freshness to the complexion"
.Jareds Email de Paris" 10 used delicate bsantiAs
OF the skin Cor Theatre Saloon Bali Room BY the mes
refined and scrupuicus ladies' producing ali ths bsssti
lying effects Of rouge and uy white withou thsr vulra
glare or injury to the skin.
eoldby all drstciass Druggists, Psrfume and Ladies
Hair- Drsss&s
South Tenth street, and Johnston, Holloway covden
l. Isssesu, s22 Rrvsd~ay psnas Barnes o., and
o. wslls Co., New York, aad Eussns Josin, III
Philsdsiphia. Agents.
JARnD RENE, eeaeral.Agents and Importers, n. J
decl-au. scdxthp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20

SPRING AND THE MUsEs.-lt is inevitable.
We always look for it; are never diaappoiat-
ed. 1t constantly recurs with every recur-
ring Spring. 1t is q sort of Spring Fever
that RACES among the Muses., and prostrates
them. The germs Of Poesy in the souls OF
sentimental young chaps and Misses, burst
and sprout with the buds and flowers 1t is
unfortunate, but harmless, in the majority OF
cases. Its most virulent form, is when it has
laundering 10 get into the newspapers. II
it succeeds, the patient is hopslsssly done
for no amount OF cuppings or hleedings,
or applications Of cold vats- , iii, ordinarily
save tAs8.
&C. B. 81 makes desperate tilt at ma
ture, composed for the Weekly GATE
CRY" aud he sends i. to US. We dom.
know what Mature, has done to him, but
he gets upon spawned little pony Of inter
jections, and chases poor Mature through
"beams,r streams, 'lawn'i and "ds~n;"
through seas and ''trees,n and "aowers'
and "bowers, and mountains and ''foun-
tans,n and STRANDS and Islands, until
the poor creature must be perfectly exhaust
ed, and so confused and worried, that she
certainly doesn't know where she has got to,
nor &C. B. s." either, for the matter of that
Then he says: "Please insert the foregoing
lines No, no, &C, b. So We hsvn't it in
our heart to do either poor Nature or your.
self that wrong. We hsvnt any doubt that
you are youth Of much promise. If you
can keep out of the newspapers, you may
make 8 capital lawyer, or merchant, or
ate as to get any of your rhymings into print,
ten chances to one, you are ruined for life.
We don't speak cautiously on this score I;
from any purpose of being severe. but sym
pathetically and compasionately. The fact
is, we have been there ourseH. We tell you
in all confidence, C. B. s., that it is several
wears since we committed to the flames, quite
q package of poeticsl illusions. so unmistake>
ably in our handwriting, that We couldn't
deny responsibility for them. And, c. Ii.
s., those illusions we're every whit as good
a. yours. But If there be one act more than
another 10 our past life, the recollection of
which fills us with joy unspesksble, it is Of
that confsgration of manuscript. You may
succeed better in scaling Parnsssus than we
promised to, but we don't believe it, and so
we counsel yon, that if you must write rhymes
do 1t by all means, and Extraordinarily
commit them to the flames. You will thank
us for the advice ten years hence. So will
the whole tribe of unhedged rhymest tiers, il
they will but go and do likewise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20
ORIGINAL NoTIcE.-To jaime. b. Hol

ORIGINAL NOTICE. James q. Hol.
~ ssy Noah srselsy sidusy D. Root. Caroline \
Root, A. l. Emmona, Potter krn Plume, Psrnslss .
sterrett, Ayers Ensely. Michael tushey, Janss Han
na 4 0rsvea }. Q. Eastman. Bank Of Oh Do~inios A.
H.. .' ys nsoy A ar as'Ts' s'sY 1o.ls
fhonPeon william Giii.s, A. stevsssos. B. heybsrE
Bro nekIsp Luc y, ". D. Miller J. q. Heeans 81
Phissey. o '. Davis. sophh csssdssiss:
You and n III Of yoa hereby sotiAsd thas thss b
nov die - the once Of the Clerk Of the Dstsct Coarf
Of Les County lo.a At Fort Msdisoa petition Of M
liam Dunn, Claiming decree cutting Oh asA freclcsine
{cer equity Of redeuptica IL. and ai usis upos ~
Soicwtpg real estats. towH Ninety acrus ~ q the
go side O the ". Il See ~, fbvnsAiD 9, nssth
haags West; and the undivided halfof the rsnainl
o. said north vsst quarter Of ssstbsa IN Ls Onn4y
toss me petition alleges that plaiatiG owus sad rEsp
sy parch'ser under certain 1eerss Of fbrsdsssrs
and sssee - qass his tide md y cut 81 y ssty Of
Redemption therein.
unsss you appear thereto and defssd heers nooo Of
~ sscoed dsy Of the neat tsrn Of ~ - Cuv4
y cennsoes 90 the third Aosday h Msy N1. 1scrsc
vii b rendered asainsf you thereon By Asinas
- RANKIN . MeckARY,
W. ~ PlnfnkfH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20

Ar VIM. Ewer's meat market the old build
ing has been torn away, and better one viii
take its place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20
GATE CITY ENTERPRISE.


The following pupils in the High School
have attained the standard Of perfection for
the month ending March 18th, 1857 Scion
Parsons, VIM. Modes, Leon Chivillon, Ed.
Daniel, Vim. Daniel, Cornelius Cheetham,
Glen Cochran, Marvin King, Lafayette
Brown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20

WARSAW is srousing itself 10 the work of
extending the Alexandria 4 Nebraska City
Railroad. Public meetings were held last
week and this week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20

RANKIN 4 McCRARY are ready to make
applications under the Bankrupt Law. They
are in possession of the entire act.
March Is, 1897.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20

THK public in the neighborhood Of Wythe,
across the river, turned out the other day and
had Wolf hunt. Lots Of fun but "nary'
Wolf, came OF it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20

OWE TO the advance in -four, the bakers
ofthe city do not give a. much bread for the
same amount Of money as usual.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20

TEE Hancock County Teachers Institute
meets at Dallas City, April 9Th. 1t adjourns
the following Friday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20

II is an oft mooted question, can Consump.
ton be cured? The pros and cons are almost
as nnumerable as are the victims of this fatal
disease. On one ground all agree that Mars.
den's Pectoral Balm will relieve every case
and cure q majority. For sale by Kerr 4
Fuller, keoknk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20
KEOKUK. IOWA.


CARrEr CHAIx.-White and colored, just
received at the Bag Factory, Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20

. Grs. A. G. DoDcE, Of Burlington; was in
the city Yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20

eided a1s1ntaes ova he Haas City, havins,
q il vould seok and no doabt- would hsvs,
the control Of the road from Burlington 70
Keokuk, il such road ever would BE- built,
which 10 doubtful. Give Burlington he road
from Cedar Rapids, and you may rest assured
she viii make no efforts to extend 1t TO
Keoknk. II would nok be 10 her interests to
do %; and. il such road was built witt the
assistance of Burlington, Burlingtoa would
seek to control it TO her own advantage and
TO the disadvantage Of keokuk.
1--WE are glad TO see that the keokukisns
have at last got their eyes open and are NOV.
ing with giant vigor in this matter, determined
net TO be out.generaled By Burlington and
Chicsgo. We, the people along the line OF
this projected road, who are to be benehtted
bv II rs much IS Keokuk, win do our pert.
We of Henry, have only twenty FIVE thousand
dollars to raise to extend the road south Of
this city and across the Skunk river, and will
soon have it, and will be ready for work in .
! short time The voad is permanently fixed
north Of Mt. Pleasant to Cedar Rapids.
| Southwark we turn our eyes expecting IN
| twelve months to step from the cars and
bid Keokuk good morning.
HARpEa ron ApRIL-This best of all
monthlies is out for April and fos sale at
I.owry's. The following is the attractive =.
BILE of contents:
The Dodge Club or, Italy in MDCCCLl1-
Heroic Deeds Of Heroic Men.--4VlIs
True Chiyslry. Benjamin a. Porter.
The Children in the Moon.
| The Shaded Stream.
| A Christian Neighborhood.
| A Forced March.
Easter Holidays.
| In the Smoke.
Strayed and Stolen. "
A Californian Caravansary.
Dsvy Crockett's Electioneenng Tour.
Chsucer's Grisiidis.
A Money Article
The Virginians in Texas.
Ny Fathers ip>Law.
The Romance of Sleep.
Mrs. Pullett's Perverson.
How Happened to Marry.
Bushy and Jack.
| Editors Easy Chair.
Monthly Record of Current Events. IT
| Editors Drawer.
| Call and get copy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20

PERsosAL.-We we're pleased to receive .
call yesterday from our long time friend,
Gen. Hsdrick, of Ottumwa, who is spending
= day or two in our city. The General is in
excellent health, having almost entirely re-
covered from the effects Of his wound-snd
reports matters in the valley in more four
ishing condition than they have been for a
short time past.
He has been appointed and confirmed Post
master at that place, and no better appoint
ment or confirmation has taken place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20

new York Marker.
BY rsiegr.ph.l Nss YcRx. March TO-
Cotton--s71a7,< for midilins uplsid..
Ylourss do 5 for super stsss % 30 $40 50 super
western $40 f3all r EXTRA State; I'll eeal7 80 for
choice dor sioNll rs for 70 msAian vssters;
sit sSol3 Is choice DO si oAla Is shipping bands
sxtxa Rosna Hoop osio and aa saois Is fOr ssds
brand; California -four sltel5.
Rye v,sur-r boesi 10
Corn hsal-sseo.
Whisky Quiet and unchanged.
wheat ~ % 70, No Mivsuhes; - 80 fsr Ne and
q os for white California
Rys-Causda " 10: western ~ IS.
oOrn-si 2pel a for pized IN sioss' u nsi az Dc
oan-es1G for western, and 70 fer ttsss.
sasa<-cuba 11iIk.
Moiasses Dull.
Pork "a cooxa 20 for old ness; ns asels prin.
al IN 50 for prime msss. Alec msss s2te2l rs
seller and buyer. March, April and NAY.
Bsef-Prsvieus priess-
Bsef Hsns-sx7asi.
Bseon-'os<oIe1< for Cumberland NJ short rsbb.d;
10 Tor short clear, and IL y for hsInss
Cut Mest.--e1zaioH for shoulders aud lzz<alaz
for hama.
L>rS-ist<9IslS for psv.
Buftsr--le to % for Ohio and 10 to IS for st.ts
ohss.s-12alsH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20

TIE Warsaw Public Record has lengthy
article on the culture OF Beet Sugar, in 1lli-
nois, and urges that the soil in the vicinity o.
our neighboring city is excellently adapted to
the growing of the Sugar Beet, -s2a.4ih,stt .
factory FOR III t3eauiaetSfe into sugar should
be established at Warsaw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20

THR WEEKLr GATE CIry-Issued this
sppcil morning contains nearly twenty seven col>
respective thesature, why selected and most interest
linton pass ..1s this sprinshe cream Of our Daily
ing ON saturek homes elsewhere raj columns of tele>
First WG ->~.- siopal proceedings,
w, Re- FIRE FLOOD AND FAnn,nr.I items. Iowa
W.T. Ads arous localities of the col,d mucb inter.
R. a. Glib estructve energies, csryins This large and
Second lation and death in their furnished :. the
C. E. waloeen period in our hist ,nnur
son, wr country has snfered 50 Hannsr,. ready for
n. mailing ia = !. during - ~ Counting Room,
and at Lowrys Ltefxsy Depot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES.

From and after November 10TH 1906 Trains win leave
IN eonnscyRe with al Western lines, as follow:
FROM Dun KIRK AND sALAMANCA-
By Nsx York time from Union Dspots:
SEQ A. n. New York Day Express, from
ssi.n.ne. e unda,s sxespt-dl- stops at Hor-
n.llsvills So IN tBstl in,er.eetirs with the
in New York at 1880 p. N
ITO A. N. Axprs.s mail, ho- Duntirh, (sun-
Day, s.ssp,sa, stops ., s.i.n..s. 80 !. - J,
f.lo, and arrives in se~ Yerk at 100 a M:
sis p. n new York Night e Express, from
Dunkik, Sundays exeeptedl Stops at saiamap-
ca Csc p N o,~an I:ss p m tsapt Turner's s,ss
an tBhftl aad arrives in Sev York at IL 80 p.
@ e, ss.ae .sa r.. .. ind Steam
FROM BuFFALO-By New York time from De
. a. PCT es. E.eh.n.s and sans'rert.;
dsyexc-ptsdl. Stop at Hornsllsyiile $50 3 ~,
tBkns susquehanna aie p. M, tptsee Turner'S
Connects At Great Bend with Delaware, Lack
savanna Western Railroad, and at Jersey City
ro"s 10 Psi.d.pS. s.lmop. ID as,
$50 A. n. Exprsss Mail, via Avon and nor-
nelisyille (snndays exeept~dl. Arrives in New
Central Railway for Harrisburg, phfaAsiphi
Baltimore washinsfon and points south
o.p,ed). sssp. a ROrn.Ilsvi l. SIS 8. n. tsupl
and arrives in New York T.00 y m. Connects At
jersey City with Morning Express Train ofNew
Jersey Railrosd for Baltimore and washinetos
and Il Es~ York With Nornlss Kxpssss Train for
Boston and New England Caties
$40 p N. New York Night Express,
DAILY stcps At HsrpelisviH. losS0 p. m, fsup3
interesting With the &:16 p m. Trait from Dun
kirk. md srrfve IN New York nc 1880 . n Also
connects ~ Rimrs for Harrisburg, PhiIsdslphia
and South.
Ii0O r. N. Cincinnati Express, fsundays
excepted. Stops st eusQuehsnna T:7o M fBkfte
Turner's h12 p. m, tDinel aud arrives In Now
York ct sA5 p m. Connects At Great Bend With
Delaware, Laekawana wsster, Railroad for
Scranton, Trenton and Philadelphia, and at New
York with Afternoon Trains and Steamer for
Boston aod New England Cities
Only 0na Train East Sunday, leaving Buffalo At
6:lo p. m and reaching New York 1t 1890 D. N,
BcsfoN AEp INV ENGLAND PAssKsaRHs with their
Baggage are Transferred free Of charge IN New York
TIE Bnf vEErnarKp AND Mosf LuxrRrous elssp-
I'VE Coacan A1IN THE WORLD ~ sccoups-
ny all night trains on this railway.
BAGGAGE CHECK I'D THR0u0H,
Aad fare aloays az ,oss By amy other Ro~te
ITAsK FOR riCKEn VIA ERIE RAIlWAY,Rs
Which can be obtained ct all Principal Ticket
omces In the West and south Wsst.
n. RImnT.R. wn HAD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20
BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago asrKet-
By Telegraph CsicAao. March 10.
yiour-harkst active and arm; parties Who held fsney
brasts claimed Cd van~s Of IL 10 Zoe othsrs aGktpg
Hike sdvsseA bss silsd u Nor Scxs.as vs.ey
ersaease, ::c.se.
whsss-Muksf feverish. excited asd7 10 &c higher;
n.rkssvery irrssa.s Regular receipts Of Ne sp'iag
epssing ct "a l4 asA closed at - l7sfo7 IL Eoa spg
"a 20 for regular winter secspta.
Cors-Eseited With ssrus speculative dsasnd, open
Ing at ~ and eiosng at sslsSsss Ne quiet at 1884
winter rejected opened at rs and closed ivssh st5t4
rs.
o.ts-Fhmer, No winter and rejected 4so4ss4 No !
winter 4ste4s11.
Rye-pirmsr; No 81 z56l IS
Barley NO 81 Dsl for winter.
Provisions-Dui and xtah.
Mos Pork-oner.d at - Is, without huysn
L.rd-1sN9ls'.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20

MANHOOD and its REINFORCEMENT, illustra-
ted by femenine models. To Gents only. By
Prof. o. S. Fowler, at the Atheneum,
Wednesday evening, at 7:so.
chronological examinations and charts,
with advice daily, from 8 a. m. till 10 p. m,
till Friday g. m. only. Improve this only
canoe 10 know all about yourselves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20

We welcome back to our city with kindly
greetings, our gesial and popular friend Har>
ry Hills. Wereioice, as the cummunity gem
orally will, to learn that after some three
years absence Harry has again returned, and
engaged in business as permanent citizen of
Keokuk.
Many Of his friends and customers will
doubtless give him an early call to shake
hands and inspect his fine stock Of dry goods
in the Kilbourne Block.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20

VIZ notice that the iron columns for the
front Of Mr.. Gibbons new building, are near
all completed at the Foundry of Vail, Armi.
tase L Co. He is getting the brick and
other material on the grounds, and the build-
ing will 60 on and go up when the spring
comes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20

FOURTH WARD MEETIsG.-The Union Re
publicans of the Fourth Ward will meet at
Burrows Hall on Friday Ereain0, the 22d
inst, for the purpose of nominating q can
didate for Alderman, to be supported at the
coming April election (3tl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20

New York Live stsek Market.
By Telegraph NEW YosK, March TO-
Receipts for the week 2ss be*vss; II - shssp and
IAmbs "a "a hoss.
The World ssys thsre about fe he'd Of esstie
10 The market this morp'ns, conprisinss number Of
good to prime steers which sold 1t le1s quststions
Of extras At iTali1< prime Ie1foff; good lsl4oIe
medium ia5<Dls,< peer to ssdium is<eIs,<; bulk Is
9ls1f average ls1<; choicest % 4; worst 1so1sx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-20

As rHE packet Lucy Bertram came up from
St. Louis recently, her passenger list was m
expectedly increased by one. young i'm
mortal launched himself into life. His COM
ing seemed to take his happy "parienh''
thoroughly by surprise. The father was out
of change, and didn't have the money to pay
for the physicians attendance, and the
mother hadn't the first scrap of the necessary
infantie wardrobe. The boat was hastily
overhsuled, and . costume for the little
stranger improvised. He was named
DAVID in honor Of our good friend, Capt.
Ashbury, and "Bertrsm," in honor of the
excellent packet, and may float through life
Just as successfully and we'll as his first
packet home, rides the surface of the Father
of Waters.
Thar EsGrsE.-Messrs. Vail, Armitage l.
q, Co. have completed our Engine Any per.
son that wants to see triumph of mechani-
cal art can 60 to their Foundry and examine
this product Of their workmanship. II
cannot be surpassed. The Proprietor of
the "GArE' in his recent trip East, visited
many ofthe large newspaper establishments
and Foundries, but in none OF them did be
see an engine equallng in nicely of manu-.
facture and completeness of finish, this work
ola Foundry in our own city. Messrs. Vail, Ar
mitage Co. have proved in this one work,
that they can turn out Is good manufactures
ms any Foundry East or West. That for the
best, most COME and highest styles of ma.
chinery and cast. it is not necessary to 70
A. beyond Keokuk AMI his company's works.
II We shall hs<~ pr 'ngine at work shortly
and thus prove lis ut i'yss well as it's me,
chanical beauty.
Coon MORNING, k'oEuK.-Thst isn't our
greeting, albeit we make it every morn unto
the denizens Of TIL. municipality; II is the
greeting Of the Nj. ,eassnt journal, which
comes in so genisi inner, and the matter,
ofvhich it speaks 20 nearly concern the
material good Of k-VAuk, that we bespesk
for this salutaticn hearty response:
"We, the people Of Mt Pleasant the
athens of Iowa; ~. the citizens of sHieh
Henry, looking scross the gulf Of frenty.fee
khoxsasd dollars, which by subscriptio1 nil
soon b gulfno longer, extent TO the Gate
City, the to-be Maritime Metropolis Of our
great State, the right hand of greeting and
bid ron good morning. Keo&uk, the sats
opening the way for our ccamsrce, and The
commerce Of Central and Northern Iowa and
Minnesota, 70 the Ocean, is destined, With
the L N. q. 3. 3. in operation, TO become
fAe 6rst city of our young and growing State.
How, 10 view, Gate City, Of The growing
prosperity which this road win hing you, i
ycu< enAnc:al health and vitorf Bariinston,
: ahvef =. she has right 70 b, 10 her own in
TO- has been working for months 10 secure
. =! knowing that il would maks her
49, " xsek2E would give 4 4 ~