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From the Mobile Register
HON. PERCY WALKER AT HOME.

In pursuance Of the published CALL very large number
of the voters Of Mobile assembled yesterday in the Odd
Fellows Hail. listen TO Col Walkers defence Of his po-
itical course.
Mr. Walker appeared the stand about IL o'clock and
welcomed with burst Of tumultuous applause tina,
prolonged until the building fairly shook Colonel
Walker evidently taken by surprise and greatly AZ
ected by the demonstration and little time elapsed
before he ed himself sufficiently to return his thanks
which he did in manly perhaps should say eloquent
erordum. He began by contrasting the cordial reception
extended to him with the cold treatment with which be
had been hresened and preliminary appeal to the
patience Of bis audience, proceeded 10 yndicae himself
from the charge Of inconsistency which had been made
against him The first portion Of his argument was con-
cerned about his Amercanism and he quoted at some
length from his speeches and letters to show that he bad
both before and since his election maintained upon all oc
casons the principles OF the party to which be owed bis
election In the Of this he dwet at some length
upon the fact that he southern-rigbs man. had al
ways been So elected SUCH therefore not 10
be oensured for making the question OF southern rights
paramount to considerations Of party fealty
Col Walker then proceeded to discuss the claims Of Mr.
Fillmore the votes Of southern men and demonstrated
the entire satisfaction doubt not Of all who heard
him. that Flmores avowed opinions on the question Of
slavery such that southern man. not traitor to bis
State could support him he asserted in excuse for having
voted for Mr. Fillmore the Phadelphi. convention tha,
confidential friends Of Mr. Fillmore had promised that b,
would take broad national ground in his letter Of accept
snce and plant himself the existing legislation on the
subject Of slavery including the Ksnsa Nebraska and
that he bad delayed deciding TO support Mr. Buchanan
I'll he could obtain satisfactory evidence Of Mr. Fmore
refusal to fulfil the pledges Of his friends lie retor,ed the
charge Of Inconsistency and treason the editor Of the
Fillmore organ and dealt Mr. Langdon severe bows
which evidently told The remainder Of the speech was
devoted 70 analysis Of Mr.. Buchsnans position and he
concluded BY declaring bis intention Of canvassng the dis
rct in behalf Of the democratic nominees and challenging
any who might feel disposed 70 meet him in III,
lists, and break a lance In the Fillmore cause
Our engagements compelled to leave the hall beor,
Col Walker concluded his speech but heard enough
il to satisfy that II both manly and an able effort
Whether he succeeded n excupang himself in the eye.
Of Ssmuel Is more than we can say "With that ourse
has nough to do for the nonce, Col Walker is fighting
our battle for us and the demonstration at the hall y.ster
day induces as TO welcome him able and efficient
ally.
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Later from CaIiornia.-Arrival Of the Illinois.
New YoRK Sept. 2.-Ths Illinois, with California dates
Of the 5th has arrived bringing 81 900 in treasure She
connected with the Golden Age, which brought down So
The latter passed the Sonora and John L. Stevens
both bound up.
The Illinois left Aspnwa the evening Of the 18th.
The Vigilance Committee quietly disbsnded, and threw
open their TO the public on the 2lst August.
In the democratic primary elections in San Francisco all
the candidates known TO be opponents Of the
Vigilance Committee.
Judge Terry his the bench Of the supreme
court on the 26th Of August.
The republican convention nominated Ira p Rankin and
Thomas Cox for Congress.
Duee and Raud have been indicted for piracy for taking
the State from vessels in the bsrbor.
The Indians In parts Of the State have been commit
ting depredsn and body Of troops have been despatched
TO chastise them.
The San Francisco markets were quiet. Money wa,
plenty.
There bad been internal troubles at Panama, but
nothing serious tanspired.
Advccs from Nicaragua Of the 3Oth state that General
Walker remained quiet Leon had been abandoned by the
invading army. Dr. Livingston bad been released and
10 San Salvador. Rumor had reached Aspnwa Of revolt
among Walkers troops and that forty had been Col
schenger bad turned up, and trying ince dscon-
tent among Walkers men.
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Proposals for Erecting a Marine Hospital al
New Orleans, Louisiana.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
September 81, 1856.
the 10th day Of November D. 1885, ~ noon,
New Orleans marine hospital according to the
plans and specifications prepared this said proposals
10 be either Tor the whole building The different kinds
OF work bills OF parcels should accompany each bid, with the
OF each KIDD carried
department reserving The right reject here
BY nVed parts thereof when deems The interest Of the
United stats requires The department also the night
.e Ods q @ whom mere JUS,
have attempted to obtain BY ndrecon and all bids there
that, upon investigation below far price for the work
Bids viii be received the the bidders but
department prices kinda
tras which shall be subject The revision Of the
work 10 guide the department in making payments.
Ninety cent Of the OF work done and materials
veed according contract price, sad amount be asceained
pnroose Wi, he maid am ne 10 Tine as ns yo1t ana
per completion contract and ae
esPance Of the wo Sc by The az aforesaid and be forfeited
will awarded only IN builders
les and The assignment trreo by of the Secretary
of the Treasury, will be a forfeiture o. the
Each proposal be accompanied by guarantee sign
ed by responsible cehed be by The Uned
saes district Judge attorney of the said dsrct in the of
$500 fo the whole work. Of pTopoTionale amount
any part that The bidder will when required MS proposal be
and bod With proper sufficient
euriues for its failbfui performance
Plans specifications working drawings
thirty days. and other information obtained application
department.
called for by The specifications that the
Nor walls will be constructed Of iron
fire proof according supplement the
Persons submitting such proposals will give minute details of the
walls flrg tbem; fine style Of onanenlaon, &c
may SUBMIT pans !. h M ron s Az guaa OF smaller szr
The proposals department. addressed 10 The
Secretary Treasury (ndotsed Proposals The New Or
leans hospital" aud will be opened O'clock
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of The Treasury
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OFFICIAL.


TRrAsuEr DEPARTMENT,
May %, 1915.
NOTICE hereby given OF the stock sy.d
ant TO The act Of Congress Of aad July 1896 that
render Of the certificates thereof the 18th OF Soyrmsr 49,
when Interest thereon will $500
This department will continue fchase an en- spe. 0o, =
day Of redemption, and will therefor following pr., ~
adanon me interest ace:aed 10 the day purchase with one
Gays interest ior he money TO reach the vendors
On such stock received the Treasury dav ~
June and the s day ofJu inclusive per cent on
the anoun's specified in the certificates;
Or such stock received between the let days or Aupp
fourth Of per cent;
And such day Of Aur.t H. j.
iere accrued thereon and additional only will b.
paid.
Csscsies OF transmitted under this notice
assigned the United States by the party to receive ~
purchase money and when prior Ii Juy N, c,.n,
hsEyear's interest also be assigned e
otherwise such interest will be payable a. h.r,iors
Ard notice further given haders stocks Of The nsd
States that this department. will pocase the between The la
dag Of June and the Of December sum Of
= sh be previously obaEcd pay same
IN adsion accrued from
f Interest," and days additional 10 reach
the vendor, the following rates Of premiums
On stock OF loan Of 1912 premium Of 10 per cent?
On Of Of lsf7 and is4s Der
asued The 9th SEPTEMBER sso com
monty called Tersnndemny stock, premium Of per cent
Certificates this duly
United entitled ana
previous Let July the half yea
also be assigned by the present sockode otherwise The
Interest for The half yeaT 70 thai day win be payabe
toore.
Payment for s The ogoirg be made by ara, on IN.
assistant Boston, Few Philadelphia as the
parties entitled % receive The money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE
May 2s-dihlaNov Secretary OF the Treasury.
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YOUNG DKsrrRADo.-A lad named Manning about II
years Of age who is ipcarcerated 10 the Albany Jail for
stealing 500 from Mr. Derby in that city Ia exhibiting
very rioous and violent disposition The sheriff was
obliged to hackle him He broke three pairs OF darbes
in less than two hours and finally chained hand and
foot TO the floor The Albany Union says that In every
way he bears striking resemblance to the notorious
housebreaker Of old Jack Sheppard He viii probably end
bis career the gaows
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corr uATsI-sew styles FOR fall and winser.--ws
have and complete ~
for and o. all styles coiors and prices which
spectuly invite the attention 81 pachae Rssse ean
GEO. II n WHITE \ CO.'S
Fashionable and Cap s'or s1 reuns,lvsnia avenue
between oth and 10th stresrs.
~ Awe prepared ~ fair competition, ana sell .,
the lowest price. nor cash.
Sep ls-eost
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pOAnOKE RIVER LAND FOX sALE-The subscriber
II 5000 Of this land having
good nshbor, aud would sell The low price ca per
pantst6n (haying dwelling hou.a
ouhouses &c) who would improve estate These
wheat tobacco COTTON
this variety Of obvious The
healthy region Of county, village OF Jack
Carolina, junction N ~.
Petersburg Nor,k railroads. offering choice OF mnrkr Th
National PHILADELPHIA ana n, ,s
Virginia Fair Richmond. Address : -
II. X. BURGwYN
Sept 27-eod2wcpf' haifar, N,rth Carolina
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LAKE suPralOn mOs.-Ths Buffalo Express says /;

LAKE SUPERIOR RoS-Thc Buffalo Express says:
"Soms OF this iron tested in Sheperds Foundry, in
that city, with view 10 try its tenaeiy piece OF rolled
IRON OF the thickness of ones wrist subjected TO ya
Gus processes and after bending il anvil twisting
an opposite direction and in fact employing upon all
possible force and skill the experimeners compelled
TO acknowledge that they never before had known any
iron capable of stubborn resistance to breaking
forces The fracture of the pig metal gstens like steel
and the fibre of the rolled bars is tougher than that Of
other iron known TO the trade
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is Of very prolific yield the specimen before super
a6undanuy supplied with its fruit well heavily laden
with nutritious foliage We think this species Of the pea
better suited for the Of cattle than thing Of the kind
that have seem while ii is also excellent article
for table For mAnurng land too it be inyalu
able as its leaves much than those Of
the cotton plant
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On Friday, the esh Instant half Captain
WILLIAMS, corps, while
guard stationed AZ the hayward, Washington.
The prsrsl will take place from The yard four O'Clock
Sunday 0eh instant which the officers Of army navy,
marine corps respectfully invited
On Saturday morning, 7h instant sref Illness
4pth Of hts age, JAMES HENRY ELLSWORTH, printer
native Of this eity
Due notice viii BE- given Of his funeral
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A PERSON MAY RECEIVE MS OWN LIFE IssU-
~ HANcEin The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
insure death, NJ he SIXTY
paid 10 HIMSELF This worthy The attention ~ 81.
Those vho wish dividends
should have their applications dated
A. the approaches for fire. those desiring
please tear mind that ogs them good companies with
capitals, and par lossss prompty
J. @. LEWIS, Superintendent,
Sept IT. eods 0hce on Tlh street, below Gen. p. %
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MoEE SCHOOL WEsr.-Ex-Goy. Slade, Of
Vermont, went through Springfield Saturday with
other detachment Of his army Of female schooeachers
invade the ignorance Of the West There twenty-five
in this company going TO Illinois, Indiana, Missouri and
Iowa. and they swell the total who have thus gone
der Gov. SHADES auspices TO $50.
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Duvau a. Bro, Merchant TaiIors

RE receiving their wtlter uoos ar ne late,
"a and imporiations New York 80
fashion. Tor the fail and .,vi
cizcE- generally are nvi,ed a. rai . -
make their selections, - -
DUyALL n BRO, Penn. Rvetua
Between -Four and a hall aud SIKH streets.
Sept oo-eod0wfH
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95 nch Mosaic rugs
rs do Chenille do
60 velvet do
rs low priced tuled do
50 rich Chenille aad velvet paTior mats
leo druEgeu cruub cloths, all sizes
Is pieces printed dfugxetls, all widths
s pieces cOiored figured dsmask for dancing cloths
bales, Cocoon, Jute, sheep skin. and oIleI mat.
pieces felt carp.ing, Tor Offices, &C.
"a, 4, "a, los, ia linen
$50 pairs %, 10 = n 4, and 1914 sup. bed blankets
go pairs sup, crib and cradle blankets
so pairs servants and ironing blankets
rs quilted bed comforts
a5 MarEeilles bed aults, all sizes
$50 sup. double damssk lable cloths, all sizea
IS pieces table dsmask, all widths
go dozen satin damast napkins
30 dozen dsmask towels
100 pieces huckaback and diaper towellinrs
rs rch cloth piano covers
50 do table
10 pieces very rich trocaie isr curtains
20 do satin LANES do
Is do worsicd damaskE DO
80 do very rich Uhion dnmasks for curtains
10 do striped reps cor dining room curtaips
10 do plain reps for furniture covering
% do plain and tsiled Turkey cas-
$50 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
do do muslin 40
ITO pieces embroidered curtain musina
50 pieces hun shade linens and Or
$50 painted window. shades nd
Tagrthsf with complete stock % every in our line
qus for housekeeping all Of which offered upo,
hsd II any in The rourtr
The public respectfully invited Cor lhemseives
HooE BRoTHgB, co.
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DEATH OF TALENTED LsDY-Mrp Ellen X, wife Of W
Claiming, esq died in Boston on Monday at the resi-
denee Of DR. Water Claiming at ID. age Of 80 years
The deceased was sister Of Margaret Fuller the noted
writer
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BRooKtvS Sept 77The board ofbeath to day reported
three Of yellow fever in furnsm street. and death
two In Jeroemsn street. md death two
in Willow street The report that the mayor the yell
low fever Is untruej be has been sick, but Is now we'll
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IMPORTANT FROM NEW FoRK.-T-.a. .i,most
suspended IN RoadwayTULKER has dr.fi upon tbe
stock In market and Il home again triumphant
CANT styles q London and Paris Ne prepared
splendid he
offered public would him great pleasure 10
execute orders from gentlemen htnx he
confident that be has In his every facility m
giving complete satisfaction. "
Terms moderate. Exhibition charge.
WILLIAM TUCKER,
Merchant Tailor, No. f96 PeRpsylyania avenue,
Sep ls-sodfw between AZ and Gth streets.
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Form b.

Know all persons BY these presents that Ia, Released
and hereby releases, the State OF TEXAS from All fh
claim for the OF cerrca. OF evidence on dsh n
Der - for the sum Of -, by the late r,n,h,r =,
e ot y me aeihoues The State Of Texas case NAV
9 and rraetmsd ~ The United States The pro-
visions OF an act 81 CONGRESS entitled
payment Of sueh creditor Of republic OF exs A. are
ghenSsd IN the act OF Congress September nine eighteen
dfed and hy approved the ash eebfuary and M ~,
% me state o. tsIas approved the ist Of Februa
Es witness my hand and seal.
Aug 99-dinisJan
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Furtaer Particular, Of ne Niagara Di.a.ter.

Furthsr Particular Of ne iagnra Disasfer.
CgIcAeo Sept T.It Ia now estimated that GO persons
have lost in the late dsser and the following name,
been aoersned TO be among that number Hon John
b. Macy Harvey Ainsworth, Of Vermont Lost hi, wife,
three children father, and ssternsw, Altman Atwood and
wife, Vermont, NJ J. Clarke, tthe stewsrd,) Buffalo
The boat sunk in fathoms Of water half mile fron
the shore. She va. valued at SIS 000
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"a pet ng, Curtain Materials, and Furnishing
Goods Generally.
I'VE respectfully invite the and
w following good
which been selected with OF he
wants and Of citizens, viz;
20 pieces very rich Wilton carpeing
las do tapestry Brussels do
100 d. and heavy Brussels do
70 do printed Brussels do
IS do tapestry velvet do
do Brussels do
% do extra super. 3ply DO
LIS do ingram do
10 do Dutch plaid do
50 do all wool ingram QoS priee) earpeiinz
50 do do DO
rs do n, \, and a. twiled and paip yen,t,n
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IARPETINGW would parcuiarly invite nuruuon cr
persons wishing TO furnish banasom ana
beautiful styles Of imported EnEh,
eapeuns exhibiting carpet department. second ard
tnird floors We have paid unnsua selection Of
these goods, feel couf
inr eegan, designs and very moderate prices recommend
them avoraby
Of going North 10 make rh.r purchases
We have sso In variety OF tapestry Btusse
stamped ditto dauhie
iusi received from large auction New SOLD
unusually cheap. BARNES MITCHELL.
Sep I9-eof3w ''
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Navy Of the Revolution.

1,o TuE SURVIVING HERS AND REPRESENTATIVES, or
Il fHE OFFICERS OF THE NAVY OF THE REVOLT
ToN-Congess having the last session maturyd bill
provide "fr The settlement Of the claims Of oces
revolutionary army q the orphan children
Of those who died In the service granting half pay
who
Of neri. in Ne
much said bill unusl sHaaes Al officers Of navy M les
Wig chBd Baney In hsha Of bu
self and Of the orphan children his deceased
applied The Senate 70 incorporate the Esyy with army 10 ad
bill bat late period be acted va
therefore postponed until Decenher
10 order said CONCERT OF ao
Of all those interested be respectfully requests
hin Washington their quarters, rank kc tho navy on M.
Unsd Of iae employ sser,s ~
their memorials and their elaine
Congress e The same compensation awarded the army
officers.
rromp, Indispensable therefore earnestly requested
JOHN BARNEY.
NorEdtors ~ newspapers throughout the Union favorable IN
me widow and orphans Of Deceased naval ocr who
this insertion, and their barge be paid out ~ apv
funds that rnay BE- received.
Sep p-eolw
NEW srfLEs ice aiicmsn's Furnishing Ss.os.-
~ We arc receiving direct from the New
large and beautiful
have had the Of Offering the
Dress shirts, white and coorrd, the newest STYLES
riso, SC, &c, All sises ''
Cravnts, tira, stocks, hosiery
Gloves, suspenders, pocket handkerchief
Dressing robes, smoking nd caps
Canes, umbrellas, travelling .hawls
Toilet arucies, port mounaies, &c. &c.
10 AZ OF which we respectfully solicit examination elin,
nsd st gaI price. VIII present Inducements may .vo
ESQ. ". n WHITE a co.'s
80, Gems Furnishing Store, So Pennsylvania avenue
sP' e"oW between sth and lDih streets
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CaPsI CApsi-t-f... patterns, for men -nd boys
" Just opened, large and well selected fancy
and iockey styles al qualities and VERY low for cash,
0EO. n. n WHITE a coz
Sep le-steodh between 9h and IOh streets,
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Know all persons by these presents thai
and hereby releases the United States OF from MI
liability claim for the Of Certificate evidence deb
number for The sum Of s. issued by the republic Of
Texas by The auhtres State
BEL redeemed by United in accordance with me
provisions Of OF Congress- entitled provide for me
payment such creditors Of the late republic of
Peh' nded ~ the act OF Congress of September nne hun
dred and my, approved the 2sih
Of the State OF Texas, approved the LIST 1885,
A witness my hand and seal. =
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notice.. OWEN SON, military and naval nprrhap,
~ aio No 9l2 Pennsylvania have from
the Nouh with their fan Of sooos, consisting Of
soment OF CLOTHS, vesngs, gen.
uemens furnishing articles, which they invite
Of their friends aadeu
sept27-dl Aeodlw
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G Il N T. X l. N 4 w s.

BALLooSSa.-Mr Wise, aeronaut made a fine ascent ID
his balloon Young America from the Fair grounds at st
Johnsbury, Vermont on Thursday afternoon.
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Nrw YonK, Sept T.-The democrats OF the I'd district
yesterday nominated Hon. Hiram Wshridge for their repre-.
sentative In Congress.
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ExPoRrs-The total foreign exports from the port OF
Baltimore for the past week S2472 Included 10
these exports were 5s27 barrels Of aOu 3OI4 bushels Of
wheat s47 barrels Of meal bushels Of corn and
1893 hogsheads of tobacco
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The tax payers OF the towns of Genoa and Venice New
York. resisting by suit law the payment of interest
certain bonds issued by said 10 aid Of Lake
Ontario Auburn and New York railroad This is very
important question: and its decision will affect very large
interest extending throughout the Union. Able counsel
are said TO be engaged
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GINA PEh-0ur good friend, Asa W. Allen, esq, has
presented Us, says the pooss Alabams) Argus with
stalk Of III. "China pea" variety in this region II
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NlyALorders have been received at the Gosport vir-
gnis) hayward, from the Navy Department to t out
the United States sloops-of war Dale and Marion.
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PHOTOGRAPH ACKNOWLEDGEMENT counterfeit
may be detected by the application of little Of the solu
ton Of the cyanate Of potassium The surface Of the bill
II genuine the solution will have effect upon IT. II pho
ographic II will the printing and the paper viii be
come white
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RrcspTIos oF THE PREsIpNr.-The Philsdslphia cor.
respondent Of the Baltimore Sun says;
1.-THE city councils yesterday unanimously adopted a
resolution TO plae Independence Hall at the disposal Of
President Pierce for the reception Of his friends In his
pscted tour from Washington TO New Hampshire
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K. PHILANDER DoEsTICKs, P B.
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CATHERINE APrLrs.-The Marlboro (Md-) Gazette state
that successful planter 10 that vicinity has commences
gathering his apples for winter under the
ened by e1perence-thst this important fruit should b
picked from the trees before 1t is entirely ripe as 1t vii
then keep much longer.
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quiet vote for the presidency taken BY the two
or three hundred cadets few days ago which resulted
follows For Fremont Z; for Fillmore 40 Buchanan al
the remainder. This shows the opinion the young sol
diers have of Colonel Fremont
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-10
To the Gentlemen.

4 M exhibition, assortment of French Scotch
- and American Cassimeres--the first ever offered
III this market.
fEsriNGs.-ln Msiro Antique Plain and Figured
Grenadines Brocade and Rex Silks; silk Velvet
AID Plush.
check Cassimeres, for fall suits
Also-A choice selection of Kid Cloth and Merino
Gloves; Half Hose in Wool Meriuo and heavy Cot
ton with Mcrino feet Silk and Merino Undershirts
and Drawers; Cravats Scarfs and Handkerchiefs.
Sept. 10, lS5J.-dAw F. b. FOSTER.