The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24


Gl. 8alp6 aIt City.
KEoKUK. IOWA:
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH y.
Arrivalsand Departures Of the lails
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Veteran. 4sss pm. Western ....- I:sv =.
Arrivals md Dspssarss 4 Kssk1k heksa'
ROE nov, Arrives on Wednesday and satur-
day. 1t 8 o'clock p. M, and Departs y "o
and Thursday, At I o'clock .. m.
ANDY S08SN0OW, hftisos
and Sunday. Il 4 o'clock p. m, and Departs on
Tuesday and Friday, st > n.
xUcY DnR1RA0. Arrives on Monday and
Friday, At 8 p. M. and Departs on "eonesoAy
and Saturday, NJ = m.
CITY NEWS.
THE Herald announces the installation OF
Rev. ]. G. Cowden, as Pastor Of the Presby'
terrain Church At Clinton.
THANKS to our attentive friend, Col. John
A. Graham, OF the Treasury Department ior
numerous public documents.
W. A. BrERs has two very large, heavy
draft horses to sell, with or without ~peddling
WAGON and fixtures. 24-2t
: THE attention of the reading public is in
vited to the fact that at Vencill, Jones 4
Co.'S, may be found the largest and best as
sortment Of youths, boys and chiidrens cloth
ing ever brought to this city.
The Clinton Herald announces the sudden
QeHIl OF LII. u. IL. MdTStUHf vi ~HN -S.
he had been suffering from consumption,
and while walking on the street was seized
with hemorrhage, fell to the ground and at
once expired.
New GooDs just received at Phillips d
Kerr's. Every department is now COM
pleted, embracing all the new styles and nov
elites Of the season. Good goods and low
prices can always be had at No. IS Main
street.
GARDENERS RHEUMATIC CoNrorsD.-It is
one of the greatest blood purifiers in the
known world. 1t eradicates all impurities
of the blood from the whole system.
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IT is now satisfactorily known among the
people Of Keokuk that S. & B. Stern, corner
Second and Main Streets. are selling Cloth
ing and Boots aud Shoes less than any other
house in the city. We would advise our
friends who have not paid them a visit to do
SO at once. IL
THE MusIcAI. CLuR, under the direction Of
Charles Reps, will give. their Concert at the
Athenenm on Thursday evening next. The
programme will. consist of a choice selection
of music. Tickets, so cents. For sale at
the Music and Book Stores. Reserved seats,
IS cents. Can be secured at Ayres Bro.'s
Music Store.
TIE New York San copied from and cred
tied to the National Intelliqeneer, q sensa
tional story about the sequel of the Boxer
Dean marriage. Dean and wife sued thu
proprietor Of the San, after a fall retractior
The jury brought in q verdict for the defend
ant, as in all good conscience, they wer
bound to do. 1t is hard enough for a news
paper proprietor to answer IN damages fol
everything that may originate in his owl
columns, but TO hold him responsible fo
copying with due credit and without malic,
from other papers, is q little too bad.
The city of Davenport has been suffering
this season by storm, food and FIRE. During
the progress of . FIRE Saturday morning
which destroyed several building, the Gazette
says, . burglar entered the Sigel House
which is situated on Front street, near Main
and perpetrated a very daring robbery. Aftel
entering the house the thief PROCEEDED to &
room occupied BY Mrs. Fahrner, where hi
ransscked drawers, de-, until be had secured
his booty, which was a gold watch and SIP:
in currency. Mrs. F. was in the room aion,
at the time and saw the robber, but was ut
tesly unable, from some affection other throat
to cry for help.
GREAT decline in prices at S. L B. Stern's
corner Second and Main Streets, Kilbourne'
Block. Ladies' fine cloth Caters, at ST rs
worth 81; Ladies' fine carpet Slippers, at IL
cents, worth ST 80; Children's fne sewed
Shoes at 81, worth 81 so, and a great variety
ofShoes at prices to correspond and please
every one. II.
PArEsrs.-Boyd & Co., Solicitors Of Pat.
ents, 20S Pine street, ST. Louis, Missouri, of
fcially report to the GATE CRY the follow.
ing Patents granted Iowa and Missouri inven.
tors, for the week ending March Il, 1868:
IOWA.
B.W Davis, Fort Madison, Horse Rake.
b. S. Morgan, Delhi, Clothes Founder.
O. NJ. Pond, Independence. Seeding Ma,
chine aud Cultiyator.
j. Il. Reynerson, Pleasant Plains. Cult
vator.