The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-28

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Steamer Hswkeys State, ST. Louis
Harry Johnson. :. i
Tom Jasper,
Addie Jchnson, Davenport.
nrp ARTUREs.
S,..ma, Andy johnson, St. Louis.
q Addie Johnson,
"a Ha~keye State, st. Paul.
m. ..gu,ar Packets for st. Louis and way
..;a,. ,his morning will be the Tom Jasper,
euroe,t, master and Roberts in the once, q
, o'clock, and the Harry Johnson Leo ma
ar, and Walton, clerk, at o'clock.
The regular Northern Line Packet for 81
Paul to-day, will be the Minnesota, due
this place 4. 10 p. m. A. Brown, Agent
The Jennie Baldwin, Of the y. -
Line, will be along for s.. Fam ana
no;n,s at i D. N. Col. s. N. Afensr' HeeA'
The Pembina, oil the Northern Line was
due from belos last night.
~. p,ckets due from st. Lonis to-day are
tho Rob Roy and Mollie McPike.
The Harry johnson had an unusually gooo
,r;p Of passengers. She landed about ons
hundred at this place, and about the same
number got off at Quincy.
The Davenport Gosstte says $" w seafa
nat Captain a. A. Hutchinson. who iAss ysaf
commanded the popular steamer Phil. Sssf'
dan b.. purchased the partially burnt steam
a, Geo. u. Palmer, and will at once thor.
ouebIy repair and re6t her forthe Upper Ai',
.;.s;y,a trade. Reports from above indicate
tb.t The annual June rise will not take place
this wear. an omission that the old RIVER very
seldom INDUCES in. The pilots Of the North
ero inc boats say that there has not been
.py rain above, and that the river i iellsps
yery rapidly at all points above. in the ium-
her regions, at the mouth. Of the Chippewa
81 Croix, Wisconsin and Black f'vers. tne
u.,., "a 40 low that it is impossible 70 loaf
ont any more logs. 1t is nov 1oo late 70
the season to remedy this state OF things, ~
il ia usual for the RIVER to rise q this tune,
;,.te.d Of failing, which 1t is doing very
rapidly"
The Phil. Sheridan. Of the Northwestern
Union Line, goes on the dock At La Crosse,
e., repa;rs. and the Addie johnson takes her
,,ace for shor. time. She passed down
yesterday.
The river has fallen three inches 10 twenty
four hours.
A. wvar,s carr,age Shop, on Blondean
Street. and also on the corner OF Ftith, IS 20
be seen some of the best work in bis line, i
has ever been our good fortune TO see manu-
tac.ured in our goodiy city, consisting OF
Rockawa.s, Jenny Limbs. bugg'es Of differ
ent STYLES and pasterns-sll Of which, for
service and durability, be will warrant unsur-
passed by anything imported, don't care
from where it comes. And more than this
they are jus. as cheap, II not,a little more 20,
for the same quality Of work. Many OF his
vehicles have Sarvin's patent wheels manu-.
featured in New Haven, Connecticut. ana
are as light and strong as any one cpuid pos
.tly desire. He also manufactures his own
wheels from the Dayton (Obio} hub ana
spoke Mandatory. If this timber can be
beaten in quality IN the Unon, ne wants to
buy Il. He uses nothing but the best axies,
the best springs, and the best chafcoal IRON
ia the country: il there is any better. ne
xa,,. n bnv !, He has none butthe most
competent hands to do his work ID each oil
the departments of the business II there are
Is e abs Is fond IN snswne.e' ne vans
izens and fellow couutrymen in 70 see ms
work, both in an unfinished as we'll asa I'm.
ishei state-all of which he will take The
greatest pleasure in their closest Inspection.
Dos'r.-Some of our very enthusiastic and
enterprising Republican exchanges are put
ting up at the head oil their 'icketthe most
extraordinary and diabolieal inky compounds
John Phoenix would say that it wouldn't be
any sin to worship EN- for they are unlike
anything in Heaven or Earth. Gen. Grants
name is under them. They may have some
reference TO him. We hope not. General
Grant, certainly has mouth, if for no other
purpose than to smoke cigars; these dla.
boiisms havn't sisn of any. General Grant
hal eyes the.la time we saw him; these
zri3iron. General Fremont said be was
beaten for Presiden, in 1855 by the villainons
GOOD cut of himself, gotten out By the New
York Tribune These present wooden
soul,n't merely bea. Grant--they'd bes. bis
Atanic majesty himself They amt safe to
ave in family. They would prevent yeast
rom rising, and sour new milk. and wouldn't
It children cnt their srat teeth, .aa wound
reed nightmares. Grants father tried his
est to take Grants life in the New York
,.aeer; We hope other papers will not make
accessory to the 6l;c,de. Don't
rint any more of those hideous unlikenesses,
zen and brethren. If you please.
THIS community has already been advised
lat on mex, Saturday the graves OF our de
eased Soldiers, throughout the Union, are to
g strewn with flowers. and other ceremonies :
respect are to be paid TO the memories Of ,
n henored dead.
The members of the Grand Army of the
epublic in this city will march out to the
emesery, in procession, and all ex-Soidiers
i'd Sailors, and all citizens, are earnestly re
rested to join in the ceremonies. | =
All the Sabbath Schools of the city have
zen invited, and delegations from each. i'll
IT entire Schools, will be in attendance.
Tho Masonic orders, Odd Fellows Good q
emplars, Druids, the Fire Department, and
e Young Mems Christian Association, have 4
been invited.
cordial invitation is extended to all per-
me TO JOIN in this just tribute OF respect to
e fallen heroes Of the Hepubl,c. and the
atrio'ic people Of the city Of Keokuk will
ot fail to show their appreciation Of the value :
The Soldiers services, and their lbye oil
'e csEse, for which so many lives we're
wen.
The Sabbath Schools will meet a, the
hited Presbyterian Church. corner Of Blon-
eau and Ninth streets, at o clock. The or
er OF exercises viii be published hereafter 4
SAN. s. SAMPLE,
IN o OF Com. Of Arrangements
lbs members Of Post 10, G. A. r III
anilson, Illinois, will commemorate n. /!
'rsices and sacrifices oftheir martvred co.