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

TIE Is IL to give noties that on the 18th day Of March
AID 1855 . warrant In Bankruptcy VAS issu.d
against the estate OF james l.. Estes, OF ksokuk. Lee
eouut.. and staie OF Iosa, y nd hiss bern sdiudxed
Pantrnpt on bis own petiJoB. That the payment
VI any debts snd delivery Of shy property belong
ing 10 snch ~Hankraps. 10 him or for his use, and
the transfer OF any property ~ bin 10 forbidden
by i.u. That . ss~etlag al fhs creditors Of the
aid Bat krnpt 10 prove their dssts and to eioos.
cue or mars asstgne+s of his 60 .stfs. Will be held
st the G mt OF Bankruptcy. to be holden at the Of
Dee If the k-gistsr IN , hnkrnptey, room No SIX IL
te. House, IN th. city Of y ~okuk, Iowa. bsfsre Joht
Bruce, Register On The soth day q April, 4, .. 1896
/ 10 o'clock a. M. @. " CLARK, u. g. NJ.
mehtaaxsst BY II Trlfos. deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24
From the American Agrieulturis,

No RATS OF MlcE.-Isaacsen 3 Phosphoric
Paste has given ns more than a years free.
dom from tn :se pests. Ii appeared to drive
them ca, as no dead ones we're fonnd or
smelled. Several friends have found the
remedy equally valuable. Has any one failed
With it? With our favorable experience, we
think we do the reader a favor by recommend
ing the use of this preparation where rats and
mice are troublesome. We have not yet tried
Mr.. Isaacsen's other insect remedies adyer-
tised, and therefore know nothing of them.
Messrs. Burnhams 4 Van Setback, Whole
sale Druggists. 10 Lake street, Chicago, Gen
eral Agents for the Northwest. A. Isaacsen.
40 Fulton street, New York City, Proprietor.
Wilkinson. Bartlett / Co., SCENTS, Keokuk.
m3-d4t-wl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24
Noljce in Bamkruptcy,

THIS 10 to give nosiee that On the ID day 81 Asfeh,
i A.. D. isos. varrenti 10 Btnkfnptcy vs issued
a2ainst The est.tr u Jd~sph Hsrt9rd, Of heof NIX lee
County and State Of lows, who has bet n adtndged bank
rups on bis own petition. That i.s payment of any
debs AMI delivery Of any property hrioestpE 10 such
bankrupt, 70 him or for his ns+. sod The trscsier q any
property by hin IL forhidien by lag. That . n-etsng
ef tbe creditors Of The said hAnkinp, 10 prove their debts
sad t. ehoose ous or more sssigdses Of his estatss, viii
he hrtd At the Court n BAnkfupieF, TO be holden 1T room
No sir Estes Hcs;se, the Office Of The Fegtstef 10 n INK
rrpte., in the city 81 Keokak, Iowa hsfsrs John Bruce,
Rrsi.tsr. q. Iae 10Th dar Of April, A. b. 1858, 81 10
o,.jp L . M O.. ", CLARK, L h,
rrkIaxW~a Ry n FUlfos. u tsaty,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24
1arnI Notice.

10 John D,st, Bssjsmin Bsst, Richard Best. Henry
Bwt. Xechsriah Bsss, Daniel Bst. lsesc bess, D,us,,n
~ - Jekn RpW. her haafsnd, John Ross N hs
am rteht. Pri.cIIia Hrss (niporl Nathaniel Bsst tmi-
porl. Bamnsi Hest and Jseoh nsioy.
W aud each Of you ere hsr-by notissd thss thsfe =
nov On ale in the Clerks Office OF the District tonrt
Of e. County,. lows, nj Fort Aadison. . psstfion o.
sasah Jap- Willis and John wyliir, her husband, eiain-
Ing seainst al Of you the partition o. theioitony ae.
~sth.d zeal estate. A,uafe IN Lee 20. fnwa, to-vft: he1
\ or Sec 81, Tp 60 r G. the = . Or Sec 5, 70 %, \ 9 .no
eIs,mtur .xsanst the snid John Best = deise requiring
him 70 y couns for reut. and profits fsresrsd from said
inud. or In caae Of def.rit a Judgment azainst said John
Brt in sAe snm Of rs 13.10o
Nov unless yon srp4ar thereto and defend beiose noon
OF IN. serond day OF the next seran Of said District Courf,
A. Pcr. Madison, commencing on the third Monday III
Nav. 1873. Judgment will be T. ndsred arsinst you there
on By default. FAaAlS hcsahAni
meAfs At'ys for ~riainiifs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24
NOTICE. in Rankruptcy.

rUyHIt Is to give notice thato the 9th day OF March,
i 4. o. 1858, q warran in Bankruptcy was issued
against The estate Of D. yanduyn, Of Perry t,~ n
hip Davis county, and State Ioua, who hiss been ad-
Judged bankrupt on his osn petition. That the payment
Of any dsbts and delivery Of AIR property belonging to
snch hanhraps, 70 him or or b. uss. sHd the transfer Of
Ina Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt 70 prove their
debts and TO chocse ons or moro a~ssignees OF his estates
viii be held st the Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at
Bates Hpnss, In the oity n K@skuk, Iowa, before John
Brncs. Register, on the 18th ~ Of 4 pn,, a. D. 1858, At
10 o'clock IN. q. WTuLARK. u SIN
q H.. YuLSox. Deputy.
= inels nd earotAsrs, A~ttofness for Petitioners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24
Nofice I'M BankruDfcy,

In the District Court OF the United States for the Dis,
nict OF fowa, in Bankruptcy. In The mstt'r Of j b.
Bill RS. bankrupt, 1t X okak. in said District, on the
9Th day OF March, A. D 1858. q. 9. A. District OF Iowa.
TsaIs Is to girs notice that a ~retitioa has been, TO
vif on ,he oh day of March, A. d. 1868. hlsd In
sid District Coars, tf ) I Biilings. Of keoknk. Lee
county, lava In said district, who has been heretofore
daily declared bankrupt Hndef the scs Of Congress eBt'.
tiled "An Act 10 establish a uniform system Of bsnk-
rup,cy throughout the United sta:ts.' approved March
"a, 1861, Tor = ~dl.chsrge and certificate IN, reof from ali
his debts and other claims prorable Iuder sais act; and
that the 10th day OF Acrii, A D. 1858. At lIclork a. m :,
Ii assigned for the herring ofths same betor. said Court,
la Keot nj 7 ee coHtty, loss, when and where all cred
itors Of said bankrupt, and all othet persons In inter est,
msy attend and show cause, II any they have, why
the prayer Of said p~etittonsr should not be grated; and
fayth-r rttiee is hsrcby g.rer, ths. the second and third
meeting OF tie creditors Of sail tsnkrupf, required
under the 81 I'd and ssth s~-ctteus Of said Get, viii be
holden before John Bruce, gegistsr IN Bankruptcy 4.
his oaHce, room No . Estes Hoase, In the city OF Ket
kuk, Lee couoty, Iowa, on the same day at II O'Clock,
tkxt cause may be shown axsi1st The discharge.
J. C. BUREs,
Clerk OF q =. District Court at Keofuk Iowa.
RAsKIst MccS4kY. Attorneys tmchs 5w-sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24
Malice In Rankrupfcy,

THIS il 70 give Notice thston the I3th day ofAsrch
A.. D. 1aes, = Warrant In Bankruptcy ~as tssne<
AGAINST tbe -s.eie OF L%v kswrll, OF KS Aotnes Tp, LIZ
CO. and srats Of iowa, Who has been adiuigsd Bantrup'
on bis own petition. That the payment OF any dests ans
delivery OF any property beieasinz to gu b Bankrupt, y
him or for hts use, and the frsnsfar OF any property
b. BIN i, i forbidden BY ias That = meeting Of the cred
Itors Of the said Bankrupt to pross thar debts and Z
choose ono or more ~asslguees Of bis ESTATES. viii be hex
ST the Court Of Bankruptcy, TO be holden Of the efboe 0
the Rrg:ster In Bankruptcy, room No. sx Kites hanse
In the city of eohuk, Iowa. bshsS John Bruce, Reess
ter on the soth day OF April, A., p 1855. at 10 o'eioci
4 m. W. o.s.ne
,orbII lat BylH. Frlsns. Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

The Clinton Herald announces the sudder
death of DR.. NJ. D. Marston, Of that city
He had been suffering from consumption
and while walking on the street was seized
with hemorrhage, fell TO the ground and al
once expired.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

TIE Davenport Gazette chronicles the
opening rush of immigration in the following
paragraph:
A large number of emigrant wagons came
was discovered tina. they were bound for
Iowa, ''sene part Of it, they did mot know
which They were from Indiana, and
had heard OF the "rich soil, waving fields,
golden harvests," &c, on this side Of the Mis-
sissippi and came over here to locate. Iowa's
| million welcomes the million that are rapidly
reaching her boundaries and pass within them
| for settlement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24
Notice in Bankruptcy.

rH HIs 10 to ri~e notice that bnH the ID day OF March,
i A. p.isss.a warrant in Bankruptcy was issnta
against the estate of c Vance, Of Barfipxton, De-
fines Cannfy ard State Of lows rho has bssn I'd ude-5
Bankrupt on hi. orn petition That Rho pssnaeni u
any debit ard delivery Of any property b~eioDg'ng 10
such bsnkrrpt. to bin or 7 = bis nPe, aud the frxnaf-r of
any property by him !. fcrbi5den By isw. That's meet
ing Of the creditors of The said Bankrupt to pre- We their
debts nd 10 choose one or more - xn.ss Of his estates.
viii BE- ii ia At .ss Cour Of bark nupsey, 10 re ho,den at
room No. ak. k.tss Horse theio0ce OF the Register in
Bsukrnpscy, IN the city Of KetkHk. Lass, before John
prur~, Register, on the 18th Jag n April, A 2. tsss, NJ
10 steie<s 1, ~. u. w. CLAKk. & . Nj,
mch4-sxWsd ~ a. Evtfos, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

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

IT is now satisfactorily known among the
people Of Keokuk that S. l. 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 oul
friends who have not paid them a visit to d.
SO at once. II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

TIE New York Sun copied from and cred
tied to the National Inteltiqeneer, a sensa
tional story about the sequel of the Boxer
Dean marriage. Dean and wife sued the
proprietor Of the San, after a full retraction
and explanation IN his part, for $4,000
The jury brought in q verdict for the defend.
ant, as in all good conscience, they were
bound to do. 1t is hard enough for a news
paper proprietor to answer IN damages Tor
everything that MAJ originate in his own
columns, but TO hold him responsible for
copying with due credit and without malice
from other papers, is q little too bad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24
Notice i'm RankruD.cy.

THIS b TO give notice that en- shs , day Of March,
j 4 D is6, . warrant in bankruptcy vas issaef
asssuss the estate Of Samuel Griggs, Of Des Mofnet
connty sut stass Of Iowa. Who hat been sdi udeed bank
rnpt on his ewn petition. Thai the payment OF aey
des.. and delivery Of aoy property hefeusira to sEeh
sankrapt. to him or for his nss, and the transfer Of
any property by him il forbidden by is~. That s meet
ing ofthe CREDITORS ofths said Bankrupt to prove thsf =
debts Aad 70 choose ore or mqrs asst gnses of hh es
tates. Will ts haid At the Cg-rt Of Bankruptcy, 10 be
holden u the nfnss OF The Register In AanEI nptry, room
No .ir Kstes Hoase,tn the city of Esokuk, Iowa. before
john seuce, H. gistsr, on The 18th day Of April, ls8s, at
10 o'clock Am,
O.. ". CLARK, q. q. NJ.
rrbrSHgy Rx II Rut rr1 Ueuufy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

THn MUSICAL CLuR, under the direction OF
Charles Reps, will give. their Concert at the
Athenenin 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 Bros
Music Store,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

: THE attention of the reading public is in
vited to the fact that at Vencill, Jones d
Co.'S, may be found the largest and best as
sortment Of youths, boys and chiidrens cloth
ing ever brought to this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

GARpIgER's RHEUMATIC ~CoNPoUND.-lt is
one Of the greatest blood purifiers in the
known world. 1t eradicates all impurities
of the blood from the whole system.
anon.d3Yoo-rf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24
As.ignee's Notice OF Appoint.
nteut.

In The District Court OF Iha rHitta States for the Dis
stict OF fcs : = In bsnkfurfey. Ia The matter OF an
uei and Ssm5el Isue RosibslaI baDhrapts-
70 tsAess ~ N ~ concerrf
n = 4 unfersigpsd h.rsby ts@s notiss Of bis sP
po4ntussnt ~ assten~e Of ihe ertate Of flannel
aud Samuel Zane Rolisas, OF Burlington, In the eoaDfy
Of Des " iaes, 10 said district and who we're, on ths
iith 5sy Of January. A D 1861, stiudled esnsrup'sn
on their own petitions, by John Bruce,a kegsttr 10
BA nkruytry Of said bistftst,
Dated .. Keokak th~ 18th day ffFshrnsrr A Dlts
LOREN @. Row ELL, AssisEes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

THANKS to our attentive friend, Col. John
A. Graham, OF the Treasury Department TOT
numerous public documents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

W. A. BrERs has two very large, heavy
draft horses to sell, with or without peddling
wagon and fixtures. 24-2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24
CRY NEWS.

The Herald announces the installation o
Rev. ]. G. Cowden, as Pastor Of the Presby
terian Church 1t Clinton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

ASoSG the enterprising firms of this city is
that Of Messrs. s. P. Pond 4 Co., general
produce dealers. The members comprising
it are men who thoroughly understand their
business. They have beer for some time en-
gagged in the produce business in Keokuk,
and we will venture TO say that all who have
had dealings with them have found them
Straightforward in all their transactions. On
the first page Of this mornings Issue will be
found their advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

The city Of Davenport has been suffering
this season by storm, food and FIRE. During
the progress of q FIRE Saturday morning,
which destroyed several building, the Gazette
says, q burglar entered the Sigel House,
which is situated on Front street, near Main,
and perpetrated a very dariug robbery. After
entering the house the thief PROCEEDED to a
room occupied by Mrs. Fahrner, where he
ransscked drawers, de-, until be had secured
his booty, which was a gold watch and 1925
in currency. Mrs. F. was in the room alone
ct the time and saw the robber, but was ut
tesly unable, from some affection other throat,
to cry for help.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

chicago Market.
a. TsIsv,.nht CnIeseo. March =.
~Fio.r-Quist and unchanged
wbe.,-Uusst,isd and lower; No i sr,ias s1oas9f
No 2 spring 81 81
Corn In good demand, eader al s2issn
o.ts-steAdy al 5i4saA
Rys-Dul II 81 50 for No !.
Bariey-Frmes; quiet At 81 5oHszi4
Mess Pork-Firmer 1t fa 7se2t.
~LArd-Hisher. l8Bfs4
BuIk Mean-rirmsr; in good demand, rough sidesiiAi
short rib lajS: shoulders 10; six pait clear l31sh'
sweet picked hams Is
chicago Live stock Market.
By Telegraph cascAso Ma thS
~Hogs-Reesipa, loo. a,Ists.s soass for good TO
choice.
ToIsas narhet.
By Telegraph. retfno. March y
whsa.-2eh ter. sales Of amber Michigan at u %
No 2 'prIbg 81 o.
osrn-ke better. sales Of &c l MiahIssa al 81.
cats-Heid at g., o. bid
By-scafes.
muw.axse AarHes.
By telegraph AIIwAuxss. March q
riour-Firm at 90 sa8e2I.
w~heat-ouiet at 81 % Ter No /.
Cincinnasf narnst.
By Telegraph otsciESAfi, AafehH
Flour-Cnchapeed.
6rsir-uuncAanged ana dali, excepting harley. shkh
. scarce and frm 1t r. IS.
cot,n-Dnil and Prices roninai At -.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY hrm: holdrl Askirg higher
priees; p.ss pork II SIS, with small ssAs.
Bulk M.st-Hsls At lo5I44 q is,s. With good demand At
We less.
Bscon-Hsld at III. ISL. i.,ksl5; buyers efss W
less
Lard-Hsls at lG4 Sfe,<, and D much eas-sd, nos
il there much demand; 100 tierces sold At lsz.
81. Losfs HaFass.
By relesrsphl u. Lcun. March =.
Flour Held very hrmiy. but qnotst OF nnf hanged
Wheat ull sales nf.psirg At u inal5.
coro-Iossr s5ats.
o.ts-Deciined 10 u.
Rys-Lover; tEe
Provisions nehansss: pork sold I t f9s.
Bacon Shoulders iit4; clear rides u.
Lard-Duli at is.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

OuR friend Lowry, Of the Literary d, pot,
| on Second street, next door TO the Post OF
! fee, has laid us under obligations for q very
full supply Of Magazines and Periodicals in
| advance Of the mail.
Amongst the list we find THg Stsp4y NAG
AziyE, edited by DR.. Guthrie, and published
in Edinburgh, a publication without . rival in
its line in the world
The ATLANTIC monthly for April, which
| still maintains its we'll earned reputation, as
! the best Literary Monthly in the United
States.
PurSAN's MONTHLY, which has been res
vived, appeals to the public once more With
a fair show of re-establishing itself in the
popular regards upon its indisputable merits.
OuR YousG Folks, for boys and girls, CON-
tinues to FL the bill admirably, as it haadone
from the first.
DsMoREsT's You've AMERICA is intended
for a still younger Get than Sour Young
Folks and with its pretty stories, fine pic
lures and colored plates, cannot fail to please
the little ones.
All these, and all the Newspapers and
Magazines worth reading, may be found at
Lowry's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

A Coop n SAFE ENTERPRISE TO Tyvvsr
N.-Fsfteen Splendid Firms and other yal,
uabk Prizes offered at a Grand DistrfbAf;or
IN Quincy, Ms.-Spisndid Chance.-The
Great Illinois Stock Farm Association En-.
terprise of Mr.. Thomas 1.-THE proprietor) i.
we'll understood in this section, and indeed
Ill over Northern Missouri, Illinois and Iowa,
- Mr.. Thomas is known as q leading stock
man and farmer. He desires to sell M al
his valuable property i'm Hancock countv
Illinois, including his stock, de-, and has "A.
ded to il : splendid assortment Of piano.,
Sewing and knitting Machines, Watches
&c, making q total value of Sleo, 600, which
amount he has divided up into s,o74 shares,
Eighty thousand tickets are issued and n
market therefor, and nov rapidly SELLING
through agents and on individual orders 4
$500 each, or II tickets for $40. 90.
We are perfectly satisfied that il il one :,
the largest, fairsst and best scheme. ever ~
fered the people of the West, and that il vill
be conducted perfectly honest and fair, and
furthermore, that the prizes, &c, arr iuss !,
represented. It Is also vouchsd for By man,
Of the leading business men Of tie West. On,
readers need feel NO deliescy in investira
therein.
Tickets for sale BY D. B. Drap.osd. 81
nam street, and Ogden's Bookstore. i,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

MA0HoiIA Wares L ! deli.htf.f ..
hels-sapsrior 70 Coloens ssd :. hsir =.
~. neA2lniH19 ]
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

GREAT decline in prices At S. 4 B. Stern's,
corner Second and Main Streets, Kilbourne's
Block. Ladies' fine cloth Caters, at ST rs,
worth 81 Ladies' fine carpet Slippers, at IS
cents, worth 81 80; Chiidren's fine sewed
Shoes at 81, worth 81 so, and a great variety
ofShoes at prices to correspond and please
every one. II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

ROE hoy, Arrives on "Wednesday anu e..
day, 1t 8 o'clock p. m, and Dcpal's w
and Thursday, At o'clock 8 m.
ANDY JOHNSON, Arrives on Thursday
and sunday, 1t . o'clock p m, and Departs on
Tuesday and Friday, st ! . n.
lucy n193RAR. Arrives on Monday and
Friday, At Q p. M. and Departs on Wednesday
and Saturday, n = m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24
M..t,nx 81 he Grant Cins.


Mestsng Of tAs Grant Cast. SIS.
The rexulss meeting of the Grsnt GLIB saii
be next Thursday night.
Republicans, turn out and nake "a.
! success. Never vas any party asa..'su -
more unscrupulous Opponents .nan :.
.uhI;e.n nsrtv. The Denocrstic party ~
nect 10 ride into power upos ths p~ssgudseea o.
q. ~neople. They are appealing % The preja-
dice. Of the people against color. They are
appealing TO the prjadicss Of the poor a9aanse
he rich. They are connecting and publish-
ing vile ISLANDERS against every leading Repub.
ican, in order TO destroy the condolences Of
the people in them. They are organizing
more thoroughly than they have for the last
ten years, and are more dangerous than they
have been since the firing upon Fort Sumter.
If they are successful, there is no use Of AIS
guising the fact that the rebels will come INTO
power again. Stevens, the rebel s~ice-rresi-
dent, told the people of Georgia, nearly tvo
years ago, that, as in England, when the COM
m~onwealth was overthrown and the power o.
The Puritans destroyed, the r~oyaiists and no.
aility came into power, 50 with the overthrow
Of the Republican party there Was hope ior
he people Of the South. Animated by tnat
hope, every rebel in the country opposes the
Republican party and a~filiates with the Dem>
~ocratic party. If Republicans would have
foyaf men and Republican principles ~ e ne
country, they must organize and stand shout
Ier 10 shoulder and move in solid phalsnx
agains. the enemy. Remember the ola
motto, God helps those who help them
selves"
The Grant Club win be addressed on
| Thursday evening, BY Hiram Knowles ana
| Gen. John Bruce.
Republicans, turn out, and help to dispei
| he preiudices which the Democracy are seek
mo to arouse in the breasts OF the people,
md expose their villainies and make known
their true intentions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24
a. =
Financial and Commercial


dsily by Ssow q HuBER, Commission
Merchants, Second street,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

The WEATHER AND RIvER.-The weather
is always a subject of comment. 1t was par,
ticularly SO yesterday. The air was oppres-
siye. II seems unreasonable to have such a
day in March. It's a rare occurrence, and
of course we do not predict many more such
q. present.
The river is still declining very, rapidly. 1t
has fallen four inches during the past forty
eigh; hours.
Considerable activity is manifested in the
way Of receipts and shipments.
The Mollie McPiks and Rob Roy arrived
from St. Louis Sunday evening, bringing to
this place large quantities Of Pit,sburg mer-
| chandise.
The Jasper departed Sunday evening for
| St. Louis, taking 500 sacks of wheat and 80
tons bulk meat.
The Harry j Johnson left for the same place
Yesterday, taking about l15 tons Of bulk meat,
100 bales of hay, 100 bbls. Of -four and 46f
sacks of wheat, the latter from the Commits
SION house of W. N. ssurges.
The Gate City came down from above, hav
iue in tow n barge loaded with wood, which
was deposited at our landing.
The Davenport was expected down last
evening with a quantity Of plows and wooden
ware from Moline.
The Rob Roy was moored at Patterson d
Timberman's Pork House yesterday. from
which place she viii take a large quantity O.
bulk meat. She is the regular packet for ST
Louis this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

PArEsrs.-Boyd & Co., Solicitors Of Pat
ents, 2oS 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 II, 1868: