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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-30
FROM EUROPE.
7 Per Steamer Anglo-Saxon.

Per Steatner Anglo-Saxon.
The stirring news from America, bro't
by the Europa. received universal com
ment. The defeat of Pope's Army was
regarded az most disastrous for the North
But the valor displayed by the Federal
troops in the second battle of Bull Run
is generally admitted to have been fought
with more than ordinary courage-that
their two days fighting rescued their mil
itary character from toproacl,
The Times urges that the Federal Co.
vernment is brought to the verge of ruin.
The Daily News admits severe defeat
of the Federals, and thinks there will be
more bloody battles in Maryland.
The London Star considers the North
ern cause hopeless. because the emancipa-
ton of slaves in the Southern States had
not been proclaimed, and urges the adop-
ton Of that measure.
The London Herald thinks the Norrh
will do we'll to consider the expediency OF
making compromise with the South a,
once.
The Morning Post points out the
ground on which the Confederate govern
ment may claim recognition from Europe.
an powers.
The question of substitute for cotton
attracts much attention. Practical men
express little confidence in the substitutes
offered.
1t is reported that three first class
steamers have been sold to the Confeder-
ates. The Liverpool Telegraph says 9th
er commissions have been committed by
tae confederates to other ship-builders,
which are being pushed forward with all
possible dispatch. A large on-plated
ram is also being completed on the Mer-
sey, without any attempt at concealment
This ram will be of most formidable
character, and will attempt to break the
blockade of Charleston. The same jour
nal says a vessel is lying at Liverpool ia
king cargo of iron plates destined for
southern vessels, which await their ARR.
val at CT arleston.
The Roman question continues upper.
most in France.
Official Turin Gazette defends tht
Government for not disclosing its intend
ed conrse towards Garabaldi 1t says the
law has to be executed, and justice mus
take its course.
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BY TELEoRAPH.I
New York Market.

Now YORK, Sept. 70,
FIourAarkei &c better and moderately active; sales
IS 5a - IS tor Super State s3 4os t5 65 for Ex-
ira States u 1895 IS for super Western; % $50 IS
as for Common TO Medium Extra Western; t5 zoe %
90 for common to good shipping brands Extra Round
Hoop Ohio.
wbeat-Market excited and one TO two cents higher;
sales at 81 lsa 81 for Chicago Spring; 81 1881 as
for Milwaukee Club; 81 24al Is for Amber Iowa, u
a4asl % for winter Red H.; ~ 30Di % for Winter
Red western; 81 3+4s4l IS for Amber Michigan.
Corn-Ms,ket shade Hrmer; sales NJ 60262 for Mig
cd W estern, shipping order
Whisky--DuIi, at 3ik.
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Washington, Sept. 81.

Gen. Wadsworth was serenaded to-
night. He assumed that his friends came
to congratulate him because he had re-
ceived the nomination rs candidate for
Governor Of the State OF New ork, from
convention composed OF trusty friends
of the government and the country, and
the most earnest supporters of the war.
He said he had not earned this compli-
ment by any public service. for he had no
official position in his native state; but
he claimed in their choice significance
and meaning plsinly marked, that he had
been presented for the suffrage Of the peo-
pie by men who believed that the rebellion
can and ought to be crushed, and who
intend to hold the country together at
whatever cost of blood, suffering and treas
urc this may require, that it may be a
free refuge for man from all parts Of the
world That his nomination was made in
consequence of his believing what they
believe and thinking what they think
that we are fighting against base and
selfish, but still powerful aristocracy.-
And while we are prosecuting the war
boldly and earnestly, we arc bound by
solemn obligations Of duty to use our in
fuence to put an end to the struggle in
order to save the lives of white men en-
gagged in the struggle. Phe issue is made
up, that we are to conquer or to be con-
quered by the aristocracy, that we are
either in the pangs Of dissolution or ex-
orcism, If we would save our lives we
must cast out this devil which has cor
rupted and disgraced US from the time Of
our national birth. He was frequently
interrupted by applause,
Gov. Blair, of Michigan, in the course
of his speech, said, it had been said tina,
our armies were to make another circle.
but after this God Almighty forbid. The
country requires this battle to be Tough,
GU. Immediately, the blows falling thick
and fast. The time has come when the
people ask only for such leaders as viii
lead our gallant armies to success. Mer
and means are provided in abundance
| and his If advice were asked, he would N,
send to France for guillotine, and choI
off the heads Of al incompetent towards
Fill We End men with the right stuff il
/ them. He wanted 70 zee the traitor
crushed and destroyed. They were no
entitled to mercy. Abraham Lincoln
God bless him has given Us . principl
on which the war can be fought. and hal
4 struck at the root Of the mischief. TIL
i internal devil, slavery, should be takel
by the throat, and when it Is strangie'
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We shall be free forever. He anticipated
the most bene6cent results from the Pro-
clamation. sxxss
tx Gov, Boutwell,, of Mass, spoke in
complimentary terms Of the nomination OF
Wadsworth, and said in supporting the
proclamation that the principles of free
dom are not bounded by race. All men
created in the image Of their Maker, are
entitled to equal rights before the Lord.
1t is the denial ofthis which has compelled
us to partake Of the cup of miliation 10
its very dregs.
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B r TELEc r APH.
NfgAI Report.
Louisville, Sept. 90.

Louisville, Sept. 90
At the Gait House at about s O'Clock
this morning, difficulty occurred between
Brig. Gen. jeff, @. Davis and Maj Gen.
Nelson. 1t appeared that there has been
a difficulty between heparsiess for some
time Nelson was in the office of the
Gait House. when Davis appeared ant
spoke to him. Nelson refused to listen
to him. and used some insulting language
Davis Immediately narrowed pistol and
followed Nelson who was going mp stairs
to his room, and whilst on the stairs shot
him, the ball entering the heart. Nelson
afterwards walked to his room and was
laid on matrass. He died at about hali
past s O'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-30
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-30
Hudson. Mo. Sept 90.

Major Anderson, commanding . de-
tachment of the 10th Missouri State Mill.
tia, recently had skirmish with the guer-
9rilias IN Monroe county. routing two COM
panies Of them and capturing the notorious
chief Elliot. Major and l3 Of his party,
together with some horses, arms and camp
equppage.
J. W. Merit, lately of Poindexters
band, was captured on the 2lst.
General Merrill 10 informed by authori-
ty, which he deems certain, that Porter
himself crossed the river on the night of
the 2lst from the lower part of Galloway
county. Previous information indicated
that he had gone in that direction and had
some force with him, but how much is
not known.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-30
I.iynrnnnl SEM. L

1HFc' PUVI, 1tPt' To
Bfeadsinf market steady, and general
ly unchanged. The authorities report
-four quite steady - wheat steady, red
western 9@lo, white western ll@l2-
corn firm, mixed 29--becf inactive, and
downward ii tendency,-pork fat--bacon
quiet, steady, unchanged. lard active, l2s
higher.
Latest markets via Londonderry. Liver.
pool 10Th. Breadstuffs quiet, Irregular
flour declining tendency-proyision qui
ct, unchanged Consols closed s3ss avs
money. American securities quiet, stea
dy. Bullion in the Bank of England
decreased f247,O00.
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Washington, Sept. 80.
~ d;eraich mas racaivad =,

Washington, Sept. 80.
The following dispatch WAS received It
headquarters
st. Louis, Sept. 2S-3 p. n.
10 Mayor General Hallech:
Gen. Merrill reports that COL Guitar,
OF the Missouri State Militia, has captured
Major Wilsy. Capta. Emory and Robin
son. and Lieutenant Morrison, with sew
eral privatss, and important correspon-
denoe OF the rebels Also ;a.t GA NE
25th inst. with detachment Of the 10Th
Missouri State Militia, ho routed q party
Of some 30 guerrillss, taking s prisoners
with quantity Of arms, horses. DO.
(signed,) S. r. CURTIS,
Major Gen. Commanding DEPT.
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Fl. Monroe. SAINT. u.

The steamship s. r. Spauldlng arrived
here this morning, as also did the Iron
sides.
The steamboat Metamora left here this
evening with flag Of truce for Aiken 8
Landing. She takes up four rebel off :
GERS paroled also Dr.. johnson, Asst.
Surgeon Sd New York, sent by Gen. Dix
to aid in administering comforts to our
sick and wounded soldiers. imprisoned in
that place.
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st. Louis. Sent. %

st. Louis, Sept. ~.
1868 disloyal citizens of Carroll co.
Mo-, have been assessed $ll 900 by the
board of commissioners appointed under
general order no. 3, for killing and
wounding loyal soldiers and citizens, and
for taking property belonging to said per-
sons. The sums levied range from $500
to 81 900 on each person assessed. If
the amount is not paid within ten days af-
ter notice, their property will be seized
and sold.
Gen. Curtis and staff paid visit this
morning to the Notifications surrounding
the city, and expressed himself highly
pleased with their appearance and the
manner in which the military arrange
ments are conducted at them. The APP
pearance of the General and his Staff on
the street collected quite a crowd of citi-
zens. F@
The 23d Regiment Iowa Volunteers,
arrived this morning and marched out to
Benton Barracks, making an imposing ap-
pearance, and receiving many warm en-
comiums from the people.
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Cincinnati, Sept. 20

I1Ulnnall, sept. -.
The Gazette says a gentleman reached
Cevington yesterday, from the vicinity
of Lexington, reports great confagra.
ton in that city. On Friday FIRE broke
out in Buford's livery stable, on the cor.
ner of Shore and Limestone streets, des-
troying every house on both sides of
Shore street for two squares north of
Limestone street, including the North
ern Bank of Kentucky, Postofice, and
Mr.. Wolverton's fne residence, and liv-
cry stable. Origin of fire unknown
Loss several hundred thousand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-30

By an order from The Treasury Department., Ship
PERI and Carriers required before
menn Of Goods or Salt, amounting 10 over $3.50 u
places In the Ers aud EceoLd Tier Of eounte. on III,
s~LtAen torder OF Me Siste Of Iowa "a Hie in ID.
Custom House once at ksokuk, Iowa hi oath pre-.
scribcd BY The IfestaFs DsEsftas.t aiae la execute
bond, with sppfeved suttiss, thai the goods therein
described shall hot be Transported sod used In sn,
way, ~ ~ to give aid confer 10 iDsGrg Its or
sympaihizsrs with those In rebellion against the Coy
eminent Of the United States.
Blanks can be obtained and instructed given .,
the Surveyors once.
JOHN STASNuS,
Surveyor OF the Port.
Custom HNuse ONCE. ksokuk Aug III tG9-aug1r- az
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-30
COMMERCIAL.
DAILY GATs CRY OTSicn,
KnoK-K, Sept. -, '62.

KsoK-K, Sept -, 62.
FLoUR-superanes SO ;sprin wheat sxtrae175
RAllNheatExKa e2a5
BRAN ANDsHORTs- soto 40c y lGots
COkA-oid. 10 to zoe new, Ise v bush.
BARLEY--&0 30 soc.
wnEAT--ln good demand. Fall 65G75, spriul 20
to57c.
RYE-a0 to csc dull.
OATS--ls 70 20c. Good demand.
PoTATOEs-New, Is to a0c, retail csc.
SUGAR New Orleans fair f0al4il, prime lit
choice l2; ella rined -; crushed and losfI4.
Observation-Disclosures Asa so; sugarhouse45dD5o;
Golden syrup7027sc- scarce.
CoFFEE-Rioast 924ie; Java asQs3o; Laguyra249Q6.
RICE-stq9c
soAPPaim &c, Family 5sc German lcn.) *
S7ic.
CASDLEs-starllsa IS .stearIne l3. Mould TO-
LARD-6 to6tc; retail Etc
BifTTEE- Comm on lD7c; Choic eli, rstaiil2k8 CAST
rRoV sIoAs-ahoulaar .2a.2lc; Hams 3soa a,Ciear
.aas ITO 81; Sugar Cured Hams Sc, retail &c.
LEATHgR--sole2a 80; Hsrness27g3O.
HIDES-Dry rec. grubby half price green
40 III green sheep peits ioc IS; green hog skins
i5c.
HAY-Timothy, - 0Os7 90, baied ssoo3siI
Prairie - O09b00.
sEEDs-Timo,hy u 90; Flax Seed 90 to eco.
oNloNs-3otStoc,
EGGS-s TO 9tc.
WHITE BEANs-fn good demand, i oo1sIso.
PEATHERS-2 5Qy30.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 oo0e1 esp bashe,,-
Dried Peaches e2254s ~ So Raisins S40 $3.50.
CHEEsE-Western Reserve9c; Denmak70e.
BEEF CArTLE-lt4D2c gross.
sHEEP-t2 00&2 so v head.
sALT-G. "A. - 90 y sack ;KAnawha $500 p bar
.rel; Livcrpools1 COG ~ 90 v sack; Lake - 90
Very scarce
FIsH-Macker ei No ] &16e@ls Dbl mo. GA
oslo, Nos 99a $40. White Fish, Mol $500.
? half Dbl. Cod Fish sa9 y D..
RAGS--W ooIen Cotion2c.
oLDIRoN-is9Ice -. Brass60ec ~. Cop.
per I0412McS D..
ExcRAKsE.-on New York y eroent. bank able
funds; Philadelphia, Boston. Chicago and Cncin-
natl J. per cent ST. Louis u per cent. 6 old 10 to
IL per cent. buying, Is selling,
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Rebel IIaid ON the Ohie.
Cincinnati, Sept. "a.

Last night the rebels captured Angus
IA. Ky ON the O.Ao, tour miles above
the city. After robblng the houses they
destroyed the place. The citizens fled to
the Ohio side.
Hon. VIM. Fl. Polk passed through
this city tonight, as bearer of dispatches
from ANDY johnson to President Lincoln.
Business was totally suspended yesterday,
from 2 to 5 p. m. All citizens under
drill turned out large.
The Gazette from indianapolis says an
army officer just arrived from Washing
ton, ssys he read an order while in the
war department. Friday, relieving Buel
from the command in Kentucky, and as
signing him to indianapolis to organize
paroled prisoners into regiments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-30
Baltimore. S

Baltimore, Sept 20.
The following from an Americans let
ter, dated Camp 9th N. Y: Near Sharps-
burg, to day. The headquarters of Nc
Clelan's men removed yesterday To =
point 3 miles nearer Harper's Ferry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-30
Louisville, Sept. 90

Louisville, Sept. 90.
There are many conflicting accounts Of
shooting Gen. Nelson, by Davis. About
week ago, Nelson placed Davis in COM
mand Of the Home Guard forces of the
city. At night Davis reported to Nelson
number of men working on entrench-
ments and enrolled for service. Nelson
cursed him for not having more Davis
replied that he was Gen. officer and de-
manded the treatment Of gentleman
Nelson, in an insulting manner, ordered
him to report at Cincinnati and told him
lie would order the Provost Marshal to
eject him from the city this morning.
Gov. Morton and General Nelson were
near desk at the Gait House Gen. Da.
Wis approached and requested Gov. Morton
to witness the conversation between him
self and Nelson He demanded of Nelson
an apology for the lude treatment he had
received last week. Nelson being little
deaf asked him to speak louder. Davis
demanded over, an apology. Nelson de,
nounced him and slapped him on the face
Davis stepped back. clenchsd his fist
and again demanded an apology of Mel
son. Nelson slapped his face again and
denounced him az coward. Davis turn
ed away, procured pistol from friend
and followed Nelson, who was going up
stairs. Davis told him to defend himself.
Immediately firing. The ball penetrated
his left breast; be died in about twenty
minutes. He requested to see his old
f lend, Rev. Mr.. Talbot, Rector of Calva-
ny Hospital church, who was there at the
Gait House. Talbot administered the
sacrament according to the forms of his
Church the Gen. repeated the service
after the Minister and refused TO talk on
any other subject. He regretted that he
had not, long ago, turned his attention to
| religion
Trains on the Louisville and Frankfort
railroad have discontinued running for the
present.
The rebels have captured the telegraph
instruments at Lagrange.
A gentleman from Frankfort says on
Friday there were four hundred troops
They expected Humphrey Marshall to
take charge of the post
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-30

M Officers army regulation caps Of
sPosGKD CLOTH AND WATERPROOF TOPS,
made to order by G. II. Emerson, Fourth,
between Main and Bfondeau streets.
sept0 -d3w.
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Fort Monroe, Sept. 26.

The steamboat Jno. A. Warner from
Washington arrived here this morning
with ESQ rebel prisoners en- route for
Aiken's Landing. They are exchanged
and talked spiritedly of going into the
fight again as soon % they got home
Most of them were taken at Manassas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-30

Burkitt 4 Co., SO Main Street, have
just received fine assortment of Ladies
Furs, which they will sell low for Cash.
Their stock of Hats, Caps, Ladies' Hoods
and Jockeys, is complete sep95d1m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-30
THE GATE CITY.
TUESDA Y, SEP TENDER 30.

~ The packet Kate Cassel leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter
mediate points this morning on the ar.
rival of the train from Keokuk.
je24-dtf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-30
BATTLE WITH INDIANS.

Three hundred Sioux Indians, under
Little Grow, attacked Col. Sibley's com
mand on the esd The battle lasted two
hours, resulting in the repulse Of the In
dams, with loss Of 50 killed aud large
number wounded. Four whites were
killed, and 80 or 40 wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-30

Canton Dates, Aug. 10th, represent
that Canton and Macao had been visited
by violent typhoon. Immense damage
was done to property and 405 lives lost.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-30
New York, Sept. %.

Bank Statement. Increased loans &l95,
ITO; decrease in specie. $500, 485; in
crease in circulation, I'll. 1858; incress'
in deposits, sS4 gil 1893. !
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-30
News From the i7th Regiment.

We are permitted to publish the follow
ing private letter, which viii be interest
ing to our readers at this tune:
CoRINTH. Miss, Sept. -, 1862.
Mrs. Col. JNo. W. RANKIN:
l write, by your husbands request, to
inform you tia. he is well, with the ex-
ception of bruise he received BY being
thrown from his horse-bis horse being
shot three times became manageable
The Colonel had one of his shoulder straps
shot Of, and also, his pistol holsters.
Capt. Archer was badly wounded, and
will probably prove fatal. Lieut.. Smith
was killed. We lost about sixty in kill
ed and wounded. 1t was a desperate
battle; the Regiment fought bravely, and
is deserving of much praise.
! remain, respectfully,
Your husbands friend,
j. +. SHELTON,
Serg't Major, 18th Iowa Infantry.
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n Office TO MERCHANTS AND

IN SHIPPERS.
On aud afser this date Powder will be allowed
sed In Keokuk without permission the undersigned
any kind Of Arms whatever nor Mnnituns af W A.
IT has also been ordered by the special Agent Of the
Treasury Department not allow Goods or Groceries,
exceptin limited quantities for family ust 10 10 into
Missouri or the southsrb Tier Of Ceuuiies.
The object Is to keep supplies fron the rebels or
armed baHds Of guerriiias IN n, rtltsst Missouri
JOHN hTANkIs,
Surveyor oIiLe Port oi keokuk.
Keoknk, Aug. ID, IsE2.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-30
New York, Sept. 80

Advices from Maracaibo Of Sept. 4th.
report that revolt had taken place there
on the esd Of August.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-30
List Of Commissio ncrs.

The following is list of Commissioner
appointed under Chapter 30, Of the Acts
of the Extra Session Of the Ninth Cen
eral Assembly of the State of Iowa, to
take the vote of soldiers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-30
Military Notice.

Once OF Provost Marshal, Aug 80.
Hereafter NO sales Of intoxicating liauors via be
p<rmitted 10 enlisted men OF the United states Army
In this elf.
Persons selling In violation Of this order will be
arrested and stringent measures taken 10 prevent o
repetition Of the oGsnse.
J. M. HIATT,
scpti-d Provost Marshal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-30
Philadelphia, Sept. %.


Special correspondent of Forney's
Press, writing from Pensacola, 10th, has
the following items.
The steam frigate Susquehana has
been condemned and will be sent home
the first opportunity. The Iroqnois has
her machinery injured and goes home
soon. The Winona made her way through
an intricate passage and got into posi-
ton to enable her IT, lire over the canal
with effect at the cncnry's putboats, one
of which she was able TO hit with three
eleven inch shells which rendered the reb.
ell unmanageable and prevented her from
steaming up the hsrbor. Fort Morgan
opened heavy fire upon the Winona and
compelled her to beat hasty retreat -
She received no injury from the shots OF
the Fort, which struck around her and
passed over her to the distance of mile,
showing that her distance could not be
less than three miles and half. Such
Brilliant Reconnaissance, frequently per-
formed, would batter to pieces the enemy
fl fleet and renderit mora easy under
taking for Admiral Farragu,'s fleet when
operations are commenced against Mo-
bile.
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stock Market.

New York, sept. ~
Stocks excited, active and higher.
Money more In demsnd--A95 per cent.
Sterling Exchange higher, but quiet--I3.
Amarlcan Gold lQQs,
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Political Meeting.

Hon. }. F. wlisoS and J. X. HOksISH, candI-
dates for Congnss In the Isl Congress siopa Dstsscs
Of Iowa viii address the ellie al the follow ing pIs-
eex al | o. CLOCK u IA. Of each dur .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-30

10 THE NERVOUS or Born SxxEs-
E"ilt asivfs5 HAL la MI he, rsstored health
r." dasst sttsf EAny years ef grail SussriDE, 10
witfLs 10 kssis others by seLaaLE ur-. on receipt
OF post paid directed envelope csps the pre-
ser pti ased- Direct 10 the KEr. JOHN III. DAG
NALL, ioC Fulton street, brooklyn, MY.
tjei2-dhw$m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-30

The discussion between Mcssrs. Will
son and Hornish, candidates for Congress,
will come of in our city this afternoon,
according to previous appointment. unless
it should be deferred till evening. in which
case the public will be duly advised ofthe
change of time.
1t is to be hoped there will be gene.
raj turn out of our citizens Of all parties.
TO hear the discussion.