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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-30
NJ. u. Euhich's.

M. ~. kmblch6,
Northwest corner Of johnson and Third streets,
NJlLL be found one Of the finest stocks of Staple
w and Fancy Dry Goo4s to be found in this city
IL comprises all the necessary and desirable goods
for Ladies Gentlemen and Children wear. Their
stock Of fancy silks, harcges, DIS ianes chaliices
tissues lawns, brliiants, robes, cloths. cassieres
yestinga, &C., Is full aud complete. Families will
find embraced In this stock
Linen and cotton pillow casing,
lnsn and cotton sheeting,
Lace and Swiss Drapery curtains,
Fig. and plain "A OIL prints
Lancaster and A nndale quilts
Bed ticking, furniture prints,
Stair linen, crash, huckabuck
And cotton toweling,
together with almost every article usually kept
in exclusive dry good stores
Determined to sell goods for close profits, We re-
specially solicit share Of public patronage
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FOR SALE.
40 ACRES hne Land situated on the Dies Moi ne
/ ~ River about miles from the city Of Keo
knk on the st. Francsviile road consisting Of rct
bottom and prairie land. The Keokuk, Fort De,
MONIES NJ r h passes through the upper part Of
the tract Terms easy. Apply ss n e
Jane26 Kilbourne's Block, Main ST.
LsoR sALE.-Two good lots, with new one and :
| l half story brick dwelling house, situated on Elk
change st, between 18th and 18th contains 6 good
rooms has excellent eel lar and brick cstern and
being in every way fitted up for comfortable resi-
c. r. DIMoND,
june2o kilbournes Block, Main At
>0ksALE.-Two fine two story brick dwellings
situated on the cerDer II Concert and 18th Sta
This house will readily rent for $500 q year, and
can o purchased at bargain. Apply n :.
lrne1o kiibourne's Block, Main st.
TOR SALE.
1--WE fractional Block No. 43, situated in Reid 1
leighton addition, at the terminus of Sixth
and Seventh sta, next 10 Ridge st. This property
contains Of the finest stone auarYies in Lee Co
- e {. 't R. DIM 1Pei5
june kilbourne's Block, Main at.
EOR SALE.
M FEET front by 50 feet deep on Sd st. between
~ Exchange aud Bank sls., with the improve
nsnss, will ts sold at = bargain by
q. r. DIMOSD.
May 80 kilboarne's Block. Main st.
ksoK sALE.-2o feet front ON Sd street, between
biondeaa and Concert, will be aold low by
c. K. DIMOND,
May 80 Kilbourne's Block, Main st.
scriven 4 GailasA er,s
General Advertising and Collecting Agency.
% Dearborn-st Chicago
Nail RsaA AND Car.Datlaers,
Furnishing store.
e. r. r. Armstrong Il Co.,
No. - RIyxR 81 CscAco, IT,,
Keep constantly on hand
NJ A HI NISTS' TOOLS,
vi all kinds, from celebrated manufacturers:
Putnam, Pitchburg, Springfield Tool Co., Lawrence
LATHEs,
DRILLS,
planners,
BOLT CUTTERS,
FAN BLOWERS,
Taunton make,
And al endless variety Of smaller articles used in
the machine shop. Also, agents for English and
American r. X: Iron, r. X. Chairs, K. r. Spikes,
and Lock Head Lights.
WOOD TOOLS,
OF all kinds.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE
steam Engines,
Which for style and finish cannot be excelled, hay
ing all the new improvements. There Engines can
be sold lower than those made West, and warrant
ed 10 have the full amount If horse power they are
sold for, which Western make Of Engines seldom
have.
EAAE's CELEBRATED PORTABLE SAW KILLS,
Can cut one third more lumber than any other mills
proportionatc sises.
Oak Tanned Leather Betting, all sizes.
Rubber Betting and IIoe.
All kinds Of Saw Mill Fixtures
sav dummers, superior IN Any thing ever invented.
Iron Nails, Spikes. Wsrehous, Trucks all sises
Machinery Oils, warranted not to gun.
"a all orders promptly filed at the inwest mar
kct prices. L. r. +. ARMSTRONG 4 Co.
inyydsm
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G. 4. Dr4oND.

1eal EstAse and Assurance Axens.
InBKCE IN Kilbourns's Block, Main street, b.
" tween ID and Sd, Keokuk, Iowa.
ks1sn1scss-kdwaSd Kilbourne, ESQ, Keokuk
do Asssr. Page, Briggs BAbbitt, Boston Amo,
u Smith, Esq Providenee, X. l.; Edgar Conkln
Eco, Cincinnati, o.; ]. W Zackerie. Esq, New Or.
| leans.
REAL ESTATE AaENCY.--Particular attention
paid to the purchasing and selling Of City Lots
hgl use. ~. MD LAnds Of every di.crig.ion:
CY for the Mutual Life Insurance Company" Of N
York, AecpMHLAfaB PBHB, % $50 0Ve
THE ATLANTIC FIRE L MARINE ms
CO." of Providence, X. |. PAID UP CAPITAL $50.
THE "ATHENEUM FIRE INSURANCE co. 20,
London BRAscH AT paILApELpHM, Pa.
THE "PEORIA MARINE AND FIRE ms. co. y
OF Peoria, Ills. PAID IN CAPITAL $lO0, 900
Having been appointed Agent for the above
named FIRST class, reliable Offices, wunid beg leave
70 inform the merchants and citsens generally Of
this city, that am prepared 10 take Life Fire and
Marine Risks, at ~ low rates can b. had NJ apy
othr sound and reliable Offices. Open Policies
grated on as favorable terms as can b. had in any
Of the Eastern Cities.
May 30, ls56.-d
EOn SAas.
o. ACRES. finely situated about Of a mile be-
q low the city.
rs lots finely located, In kilbourne' = addition.
fne building lots, On High, between Fourth and
Fifth sis.
lots on Palen between 10th and 18th sits.
every handsome lots on Orleans street, between
9Th and 9,b
handsome lots Oh Frank lin street between sth
and 9Th.
lot on 5)es Mosnes street, between 10th and lth
For terms apply to {, X. DIM0ND,
!unez6 kilbourncs Block, Main st.
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New Stock.
COMSrOCk Il BROS,
STOVES
Timers Stock.

GOOO lbs. oval and round Copper Bottoms from I
10 inches.
5000 bdls. Sheet Iron from No. Ii to ~.
1000 packages Plymouth kiyet, iron and tin a,
from o7. to 12 ibs
500 boxes Tin plate.
500 bundles Iron wire from No. 6 to No. Is.
100 gross Tea kettle breasts and covers from u to
ia inches
90 gross Pressed tin bottoms from 9 to . inch.
80 do do scolloped and plain dinner plates
SO d. Stove ornaments assorted.
go do Oval Tea pot Breast and Covers
i55 do Assorted tin q ears.
so do Iron lea kettle ears.
$50 do do do do burs
100 do Pressed tin pot covers
900 do of No /, 2 and pcuter kuohs
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth;
Bent Spouts, assorted sizes
Perforated tin IN sheets;
Copper Riveis and Burs
Bucket Handles;
Mallets expressly for timers use
Stove Backing IN papers or by the key
CDMSTOCk h BHOTfiERs
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Curtain Damnsks ana Window FIX .
lures.
CUPER Satin De LANES and Worsted Damasks
~ With Centre Tassels, side loops and Gimp 70
| match. Lace and muslin curtains SO, 80 and ~
inch buf linen shading, gilt cornices. curtain pins
| and rollers, in sets or to suit. p D. FOSTER.
Apr23daw
u0USEkEEPER'S UUuDS-A fine assortment II
l. L linen and cotton, 1914. II 1, ia sheet
ings, aso linen and &C. 40 and IS inch pillow
castings, 1914, la and ia Allandale, I.ancas-
ter and Imperial quilts Damask birdseye and
buck abuck toweling linen and cation diapers, tn
apr2s ,daw pD FOSTER.
MUSQUIT ITO NETS AND BARS.--21 and s yAr1s
VI wide Mosquito Netting. cut in any length -
Twisted White Bars-superior article.
June 4-dAw +. D. FOSTER.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
ENINE. heavy and fancy blvached linen drills and
i ducks.
Blowse, check and blay linen coatngs.
White, buff and check Marseilles ,estings.
India silk. linen, lawn and gin gha 10 cravats
Lisie thread and gsaze merino undershir,s and
drawers.
Lise thread, linen and ton hall hose in g,eat
variety # qualities. and fine ment of govrs
in Kid Isle thread and cotton plain aud checked 81,
myl7l - FOSTERS.
ssCPARkLING and bright,
~ In the liquid light
Is the water IN our glasseJ.'
,ha;r sr,.nl. All na,rnnps 49, 49, anouuee W
in operation their Fountain which dispenses its cool
and delicious waters, favored with the nectar and
juices Of most delicious fruits and flowers A vim
tiers rest has enabled Messrs. NJ 4 H. to make such
improvements IN the manufacturing process, that
they say unhesitatingly il cannot be surpassed by
vo;,,sa,ys. R.marh,r ~ -. ~ "nu aA's'iy
.snaho,a H. 80 1917 rl'p'' vain street
little fountain cell
mvaa ~ 800 h hv. s., uis = sPars'
'.,o1 - ssono va, IN .oii -.
NOTICE To BUlLDERS.
A LARGE and we'll selected stock of Paints, o il,
"A Glass, Varnish, &C., &c, on hand and for SALE
by MOORE L HoopER, Druggists. Main s.. br CIV
Third consisting in part of
White Lead pure d No. l.
Snow white Zine very superior
Colors ia great variety. both drv ~, n,,
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HerrimE,s Patent
FIR 4 PM q OF 3 HR4

Fl u OOE IN,
CECURED with Halls Patent Powder Proef Lock
- which received the Prise Medals Ut the Worlds
Fair London, 1851, Crystal PalaOo, Now York, in
1864 parvaHied FREE {roa Dampnsss.
CLE9HORN HARRISON, Agents, corner Main
and slh sts., for RoBuRfs 4 Davis 81. Louis, No,
who sole propFiotors and manufacturers for The
States Of Missouri ard iowa. [jsl6d3m
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q. OBERTOP
kEPS , stock Of Family Groceries, variety q
IN Toys, and an assortment 81 Nusicsi Tns1rs :.
ments, Tor saloon Main Street, between 6ocon1 -
inifd. msr -, 1853. a
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A FEW genteel day boariers can be accommodated
"A IL application be made soon to the undssnienea
ct the Pavilion. Concert street, hstweeA q 81 ~
June l3d2w s. L. BLAINE.
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LUMBER.
"A uOOD supply Of Lumber to be found ut I'll
"A times at the New Steam Mill, on the Railroad
1t Sugar Creek, 81 miles from Keokuk.
June Z, '66-dlm o. BALDWIN.
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I vHAIN-ox, coil, binding, trace, halter, dog,
~ and jack chains, at the sign Of the
june 81 BIG ANVIL
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no0k and gate springs, Gray Brothers patent,
II the best spring ever invented, for sale by
june3d CADY, JONES a PECK
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MOORE 4 HOOPER'S Glyccum Ointment . IA
4vA lighlal article for chapped hands, lipe se A.
i MOORE 4 HOOPER'S on Main
IL novl7 near Third sfrcaf
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BLANKS.

Bills of Lading and other Blanks for sale at this
sfce; and Blanks of all descriptions neatly cbeapIv
and expeditiously printed and furnished to order.
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| RRAsS Cocks oil cups, iron and lead pipe, every
| - thing pertaining to a saw mill or steam engine
Tor sale low ut the sign Of the
june3d BIO ANVIL
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EDWARD q. rOx.

COmPcIltt0n 10 the I.ife/Of TRADE.
sH!N ROOFING, and all kinds Of jobbinr work
done on the most reasonable terms BY the under
signed. And all work done warranted TO be euual
tosny other shop in this city Of State
N B.-Shop on the corner OF Main and Ninth
Streets /FRRnERiCE yrynn
Keokuk, June l3d6m
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> JLANES-Greenheld Tool Co. "a fresh stock of
these superior Tools just received the sign of
, the junc3dl BIG ANVIL.
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IL. HAsHAs manufactures Hair, Moss, shuek, and
Cotton Mattresses, and other articles in his line.
His long experience and strict attention business
he hopes will secure him liberal patronage. Those
in need of these articles will do we'll to give him
call on Thru street. one door from Exchsnge.
mvli dtf
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Curtain Damnsks and window FIX.
lures.
CUPER Satin De LANES and Worsted Damasks,
~ With Centre Tassels, side loops and Gimp TO
match. Lace and muslin curtains SO, 80 and 40
inch buff linen shading, gilt cornices curtain pins
and rollers, in sets or to suit. p. d. FOSTER
Apr23daw
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- and fast butts, screws, dc. A full assortment
and --latest styles At CADY, JONES PECK'S.
jan5d
QELTING- Kun b. 8 oak tanr cd, patent stretched
ID Leather Betting, warranted not to stretch and
to suit the purchaser. Boston Gum Betting, Gum
and Hemp Packing. A large assortment for sale
low by CADY, JONES l. PECK.
june Sd
RRAsS Cocks, oil cups, iron and lead pipe, every
- thing pertaining to saw mill or steam engine
Tor sale low ut the sign Of the
June3d BIG ANVIL.
DLANES-ireenheld Tool Co. q. q fresh stock of
these superior Tools just received al the sign of
the Dune3dJ BIG ANVIL.
no0k and gate springs. Gray d Brothers patent,
II The best spring ever invented, for sale by
jdnosd CADY, JONES PECK.
I SHAIN-ox, coil, binding. trace, halter, dog,
~ and jack chains, at the sign Of the
Juhe5d BIG ANVIL.
NIcES-Solid boz, and Parkers bench, iron and
wood bench screws, gearing, 9 horse nails, At
junead CADY, JONES a PECK'S.
DUNES, water rams, galvanized we'll chain and
fixtures, Tor sale low at the sign Of the
jnne3d BIG ANVIL
GHoVELs, Ames Row lands; picks, mattocks,
~ log chain and goods suitable for contractors at
inne3d CADY, JONES 4 PECK's.
NNHEEL- BARROws, Gro bars. churn drills,
~ stone -hammers, for sale al the sign ~ the
Junead BIG ANVIL.
GciTHES, sna,hs. cradles and harvesting tools in
~ great variety, at a small advance by
June3d CADl, JONES PECK.
Az Straw and manure forks, for sale low ut the
= sign NJ the lje3d ZIG ANVIL.
| addition To nnr extensive stock of building.
house keeping machinists' aud cabinet makers
hardware, carpenters and hncksmiths' tools. We
nave Just added u coNplefe stock at Carriagn and
wagon Hardware, consisting In part as follows:
Hubs, fellocs, shafts sIokvs, bows,
NJ AIDE from best Eastern timber and we'll seq .oned;
EnAmeled and Dash Leather.
Carriage oil cloth,
Plain and figured back muslin, drilling duck
Carriage lace. tufts, &C., apron hooks and rings
Ivory knobs, seat sticks, whip sockets,
BACK lights, SHIFT tips; Silver plated and
Brass Bands-Boston, Philadelphia aud
Reflector patterns. Top props,
Name plates, lining nails; case hardened
Axles-long and short arm. patent 4 half patent
Halfway Springs-plan and French ears,
Carriage bolts and axle clips.
june3d CADY JONES 4 PECK
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NOTICE..
SAML HENDERsHOT is hereby notified that il
~ his Threshing Machine is not called for with
in 30 days, it will be sold 70 pay charges by
junc6 -d3od CONNABLE. SMYTIi & co.
REMOVAL.
VINHE unders gned has removed his Whoiesa lie
l. Boot and Shoe business to No. 80, North Main
street ltstween A and Sd, two doors west of NJ Sea-
ton i Sons. W. F. TIC MPS0N.
keokuk June II SO .dfm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-27

fRrk SPEECH ~ ON VIRGINIA Time was
when such democrats A. Charles james Faulkner.
Thomas jefferson Randolph and a host Of other
free born Virginians. could pronounce their free
opinions upon slavery IN the old Dominion as
fully ne Lloyd Garrison in Boston. But cir
cumstsnces alter cases. Then the democracy
were strong. and could bear anything now
they are weak. demorazcd, frightened and
desperate: and in the South II is treason and tar
and feathers. or quick exile TO whisper a word
about niggcrs or Kansas or the Presidential ele,.
ton. unless by special permit Of the secession
democratic disorganisers Of the South. who have
made themselves the ccnsors o. public opinion
and the Democratic Jacobin Committee Of Public
safety.
Thus. for example, the chivalrc fcdgling
Pryor. Of the Richmond Engo,,r and his demo.
cratic contemporaries in Virginia arc doing the
hest they can to stir up mob against John Minor
Bots for daring TO say in Richmond that tle
south will submit a. the election Of Fremont
These democratic Binnies in question are scratch
inc and kicking and biting and snorting over this
d,clsration lik, pack q vcritablc isckasscs at.
fict,d viii The bolts. The young gentleman
Pryor calls uIob Biz i,,cN-citizens "a cApcl Bots.
IL ostracs, Iotts. = ,NroG Bolts a. III, NORTH
Ia dive Tctt. ont - TIC Stat. forthwith 81 fact
MtGc ptyt woall nirt q u5ae t05 5000 Gt
r..ts tr..t. yfto 10 arr,r pf.tl,. l,t .roa b a.
M,u ,tt. 1bs.t .'n .,.t ..,a'n .,p 'pcp T..
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TEltsHsras.
From Washington

From Washington.
AN INTERESTING BUT PRoFIrLEss INouIsy-oPps- :
CIAL PUNCrILLIo-SAvAL REFORM, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Sept. rs, 1876.
An amusing In ves gaton has going Tor sorzs
days the State Dep srtment, to ascertain, possible
leakage by which tbs State ad TIER way into
the herald The publicAti, Of the hbuser
Ing Central America tAs greatly excited the Premier
What delinquent official al 70 1T That the qoeste1
President Pierce leaves CO icord the Cd
Der, in spite Of late proceedings In that city Several
dispatches have passed, and the arrangement is
ciuded that the Presden, shall make hs proposed visa
ana the democracy shall rally 10 man TO give nm The
best reception they may have hand, thus passing con
domination upon the late Foee and Flint proceedings re-
iusne him public reception The President y exceed
ngly mortified, and rays he will expec, big fienas 70
wipe out the insult.
singular Of Official etiquette is nos pend rg bc
tween Secretary McClelland and Attorney General Gosh
ing The opinion o. the latter was asked az 10 s'he-
iher children OF Revolutionary soldiers coaId eSaw
the pensions due their deceased parents soca
always been the ruling Of the government. ar J.
Gushing replied siirma,vey, but the cpinscn Was
based upon Of child claiming hs iatners rem
zion. Mr kcClesnd Gays this would nc, necessarily
apply cases Of children claiming In right Of their
mother Mr Cushing says. privately, that Lis opinion
was design apply both clssses but he VIII cay
officially unless the Secretary of the Interior requests
expsr alton. The latter official says the cpnlon,
reads H. Is too plain to ask the Attorney General for
further explanaon-and thus by the force Of this ocaf
etiquette hundreds Of CLAIMS suspended IN the Pen
sion Bureau. What think the honest public Ct ihisf
II s believed that the Navy Department begins TO qacs
ton seriously the efficacy Of the immortal Retiring Board
in increasing the efficiency OF the navy. No. only have
several ofcers been frioughed who had been retained.
ny the Board, but the United States brig BanbTiige
actually rent home from the Brazil station in consequence
Of the deplorable condition Of her officers and she
not only wholly inei Gent but In the opinion q th
officer commanding the station positive disgrace ,o,he
country, stated by the HEEALns correspondent ana
corroborated by late official dispatches portion q ths
Pacific squadron lie said TO be in similar condition.
The republicans Of Wheeling Va, and Deighnornood.
having in contemplation . meeting IN that cit!
have written to the Republican Association Of Washing
ton 10 supply them with speakers from savebodiDg
States
Recen. orders have emaEated from the Navy Depart
the commander OF the Pacific forces with refe
renee the protection citizens the jsbngs o.
Ianama
Senator Dong will, il is reported In private circles
shortly be MARI I'd to lady Of this city
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CMEB CrsnING At WoEk.-Wc understand tina,
at this present crisis the immaculate Caleb Cush.
ing i as busy AZ rat in a cheese barrel-that h.
i working day and nigh, in scattering broadcast
in various languages the latest fabrication.
against the character Of Fremont and his father
and mother. Cushing indeed. as we are inform
I'd. l. the great manufacturer, and his active
brain the great laboratory where mot of The
dirty lbels and ISLANDERS against Fremont have
originated. A principal branch Office, we are told
is the financial office Of August Belmont the agent
IL the Ro'hschilds in William street New York.
where il is said the most atfoeious Of these de
mocratic libcls upon Fremont may be- bad IN
German. by The package, at half price. It ap-
pears TOO, that from the principal magazine under
Cushing al Washington down 10 all the sub-ofilces
~ that concern. they are now industrouslv en-
ployed In dcspatching all over Pennsylvania the
documents supposed 10 he most useful TO- prove
Fremont cheat defauter. traitor q thief "a
bastard. Catholic. a Know Nothing a coward
and cattle stealcr. Somebody ought a. supply
TIE industrious Austrian Jewish house of Belmont
4 90. with Nr. Buchanan's sworn tcStinon, In
t,hslf 81 Fremont. Belmont has become Il great
believer III what Mr.. Buchanan lays. over since
n AZ conference Al Ostend.
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srsri,os ~ R,rrryY Michael sucknn was arrested
yesterdsy afternoon pcior q stealing about thirty
dollars IRON fellow toarder named Terrence Reilly.
No positive proof II the robbery has yet been %.
tanned and tie accused is hold for further hearing
district reid Convtnho3 last evening 'eF tie p1rp1se Of
nominating rardidaie for the FIN Congressional dis.
trict Dsnto T. Sorihur, Eco The present Auditor Of
rft,kyn. received the domination.
Nv rAvsvu --A magnificent Fillmore Ntuner tas
zen Ir,tareo ard ell to raised tie cary ps-t n
Hyi v,tE ,itte fCtt 81 Grand ti-set Il satire ara y
tti. 10 uUtf crtfts On the seft TIA. " VI YEA
bu u 10 ~en r1stt IT, t. the tt,s-tee.lt w.
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Albany, Seri. 2s, isst.
Hen n p. Banks sroke tonight to a large concours.
ofpeople numbering several ihoussnds assembled the
Capitol park The meeting was arranged TO he held IN
the Assembly Chamber, but owing 10 the numerous
tendance, was resolved 10 organize outside kr. Banks
was received with much enthusiasm nr. Corswen, o.
Albany. presided. The Fremont, Club q this city
marched in procession the place OF meeirc With nu
merous banners and bands &c music
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rpl,.rrfrulA srocK mann

TEIIlIKlFHIA sTOtk FUAkT
rHiiArxtrHsa, seIt a6 1850
stock. heavy. Pennsylvania Sc, s3aa Reading Raj
rosd az, Long island RY., 125s Morris lataL ISL.
PeIrsy rania Railroad, -
CHARLESTON. seIt e. lSse
Cur cotton market wss very much excited "a. tev IN
consequence of the sdvicee q frost TIE lee sro,n A.,
leo bales at decided advance. We gyose rs,d rnI
ding and middurr slr 81 lie s12.o lie ssss a sh.
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