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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-22
From Fl. Monroe.

The HeraLfs Fort Monroe correspondent
denies the statement that jeff Davis has been
removed from his caSemate in the fortress to
Carroll Hall. He also SAYS the arrest Of X.
+. Garrison, to whom young Winder commit
ted the property taken from Union prisoners
at Andersonville, was only to make 4 witness
of him in the Wirz trial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-22
FosTRrss Moxpor Son, 81

The wrecking steamer Alpha has passed
here, bonnd to Wilmington, N. c., to raise
the sunken blockade runners.
Gen. Grover has arrived from Washington,
on an inspecting tour through this Depart
nent. The object is to cut down ell unneees-
sary expenses to the Government in the Quar-
termaster and other departments. After
completing his work here he will 60 to North
Carolina on like mission.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-22

BUFFALO, Sept. II
The English capitalists will arrive at the
Falls tomorrow. They will have a grand re-
ception ball in the evening at international
Hall. The Falls are 10 be illuminated with
Drummond lights. The party will arrive al
Buffalo on Saturday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-22

THERE was convention of German Brass
Bands held at Chicago the other day, to dis
cuss the subject of the Monroe doctrine. The
present condition Of Mexico was considered,
and a aunanimous resolution passed to the ef-
feet that Louis Napoleon must draw II his
French Horns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-22
nRraINAb sorIoE-To John NJ Smith, pefendan

nRIuINAb EOTICH.--To John VI Smith, Defendant:
" You hereby notified that there il nle in
the Clerks oiee Of the District Court OF Lee county
Iowa n, uk, petition Of Hiram larney, claiming
indga,eut ag4ins. ysu. John Smith, for the Of
twelve hundred and five doiars and 10 per interest
from date upon your mortgage made to Charles Mason
upon the following described premises. towit Lots
ard 10 block IL Mssons Upper Addition to the city
CT keokuk. in Lee county Iowa. aud as against you
praying for the foreclosure of said mortgagethe sale Of
said premises freed Of all interests Of said defendant In
san.s 10 pay oT said deb-the sxtnguishment Of all
equity niption and for general relief Now ron
mnstpppear and answer said petition hy noon Of the
second OF the next term Of said Court he held
tho f.st Monday Of February 1866 or judgment will be
had therein, as prayed for. by default.
Rev Stamp 5ac-cancelied II. SCOTT HOWELL,
sep22diw-fh Atty for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-22
KALAMAZOO. Mich. Sent u

The celebrated horses Cooley, of Chicago,
Lady Sherman of New York, and Grit, OF
Connecticut, are now here; and Others are
expected to contend for the 81 900 prize at
the great NATIONAL Horse Fair, October 3D.,
4th, 9Th and 9th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-22

A SMART three months old Cochin China
rooster, residing in Portland, Maine, had
mortal combat with full grown rat on We'd
nesday. The fight was wei contested on both
sides, and after continuance of thirty-fy
minutes, ended in the death of the rat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-22

nRIGINAL NJ NaTICE.-lTo 4 Schiksn, Defendant Nou
" are hereby notified that there Is ME in the
Clerks office OF the District ourt Of Lee equity Iowa.
at Keokuk petition OF Hiram Barney, claiming judg
ment against you schikan, for the Of hve hum
red ana doll.rs with 10 per cent interest from
date upon yonr mortgage to Charles Mason upon
the following described premises tcwir: Lot block
1l3 Masons over Addition city Of keokuk. n Lee
County Iowa. and ~ against you, praying for the
foreclosure f said fragehe sale OF said premises,
of all interests Of said defenasss IN sause 70 pay
of said debt-the extngrishnent Of all e4ufsy 81 re-
demption aud FIR general relief NOW you nese sppeAx
and sid peiifon by noon OF the eecond - 81
the cf said Court TO he held on the ny 1o
lday of February 1866 Judgment viii Be had therein
a. prayed for, by default. H, SCOTT H0NElA
Rev. Stamp 50c-cancelled] Atty To- Plaintiff.
nan11dAv~fd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-22
VOL. IL.
BY TELEGRAPH,
Alabama Convention.

The reconstruction convention adopted to-
day resolution requesting the Provisional
Governor to call out the militia of each coun-
tty immediately and repress the disorder and
lawlessness which exists in many counties.
The question of the abolition of slavery
was discussed at length, when further consid-
Grafton was postponed till Tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-22
roH rHE RECEPTION AND TREATMENT or
Surgical and Chronic Diseases
DISEASES or THE EYE AND EAR

THIS Institution is sitnated in the mos,
u pleasant and healthy part Of the city Of Keokuk
Iowa. and we'll In every respect to secure the
cernfort Of invaids
The following Diseases admitted and treated in th.
Institution:
lst. Surgical diseases and s requiring enryics
operations.
2f Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
3D. Diseases Of the Lungs, Throst and Heart
4th. Diseases OF Women
Drs. SANFORD CURTIS having retired from the
general practice OF medicine will give their entire ts
and attention 20 cases Of the kind enumerated
The Department OF Surgery and Diseases Of the Bye
and Ear will be under the special charge Of DIR. SAN
FORD while that Of Diseases Of the Lnnss Throat and
Heart and the Diees4@@ OF Women will BE- under the
special charge OF DR.. CURTIs though either viii assis
This entsrise has scen In saccessfui operation
than year aad II Is believed private Clinic in tbs
United Stats presents larger number Of interesting
and important cases
Physicians passing through sojournng in our ctfy
are respectfully invited to sisis the Inhrmary.
sepH-dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-22


THERE was an immense soldier meeting
at Oskaloosa on Friday evening of the sol
diers of Mahaska county, to repudiate the
Possum machine in that county. The meet
Ing was very enthusiastic, and a series of
Union anti-copperhead resolutions were adop-
ted unanimously. The soldiers say in con-
clusion:
Resolred, That the Copperhead party in the
North by its uniform aud persistent course in
opposing enlistments, decrying the draft, har-
boring deserters, branding the ''boys in blue
as "hirelings,' thieves and ''vandals, y
and endeayoring to deprive them of vote,
calling our wives and children ''paupers, y
our late lamented Lincoln ''monster usurp-
er," .'tyrant' and ''felon, our Grant IA man
of blood and Sherman "crazy,i deserves
the execration and contempt OF all good men,
and we hereby pledge ourselves as soldiers
and lovers of our country. that not single
member Of that party, or known sympathizer
with it shall ever receive our support, either
in voice or vote, for any office of trust and
profit within the gitt OF the peoplc-SO HELP
Us GOD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-22
AEIaINAL NOTICE TO urm.ton, Nsth.nie

nRIGINAL NOTICE To 2 A Crmston Nathaniel
~ NJ urmston Geo Dixon, trustee, Geo G Dixon, P
Love- Ho-mer, Chaplin Ice, Fieken Lucas, Vim r
Turner, assignee, &c, Randall, simon Dietrich, III
Ncodsafd Co, Samuel Miller. II Perry and kbner
Reeves executors Of Reeves deed and thas Mason,
DeieaoaBt ioa hereby notified that there on
tie in the Clerks oce Of the District Court oil Lee
IT, Iowa at Kenkrk pAtion Of Hiram Barney claim
az judgneut against yeu, z 4 Urnson, FOR the sum
of I'VE hundred and forts ars and 10 per
from date upon your mortgage made To Charles Meson
upon following described IRE misses to-wit: Lot
n block 10 Mason's Lower Addition TO .hs city of
Keokuk, in Lee oouuty, Iowa. and against yor all
praying for the forecio.ure Of said mortgagthe
id premises freed Of all interests saa defendants in
same, 70 pay of said tiebttEe extinzuis hert all
equity o redemption. aud for general relief Now
II you must sppear aud said petition by neon
the second da of hext said Court to be held
the Monday os February 1885 or Judgment sill
be ha therein. prayed for, by default
Rev. Stamp 59c-csnceilei,l H. sCvTT HOWELL,
sep22d4w-fri Atty for PalEl.E.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-22
Governor Kirkwood
SPEAKS AT
WEST POINT Thursday Night.
kEOkUsX Saturday Night.
SPEAKS AT

GEN. .ToHN A. LOGAN is announced TO ad-
dress Union meeting at Des Moines, on the
3Oth instant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-22
FaR.u HOR N.aLE!

IF applied for soon. will be sold for SIS per
y acre Title perfect will give time portion Of
tn. purchase ii desired Ifnct sold the farm
will be for rent. The Wood of of 90 OF the isnd
will nav more than Is now ask the whole farm,
elusive Of the cutting aa delivering at the Raj road
The farm contains 100 situsted two miles due
east Of CrotoD, Leo county, Iowa. with gnod, large
Frame House, new Bank Barn. Wood shed, Work shop,
Poultry House, anekc House and Sheds ana sfabing
for etock q good Cellar lArgs Ctstern and two EeSef
falling Wells There IL also a good Hewed Log House
for Tenant have from So 70 800 Trees OF choice FRUIT
Of all kinds There SO acres under fence the
is in grass. Improvem ents are all nearly new
will sell very low ii applied to soon on the prenisea
Will sell how quarter sons Of land centre OF
Htate have also Shsep c. title, Cows, Mule, one Mare
and Grain and Tanning Tool for sAe also cc-e.ed
spring wsgon. (ssp20-d iw1ml &c PfLH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-22

SHERIFFtS SALE.-State of Iowa Lee
- county, ssBy virtue Of special execution 10 me
directed Issued ~ the Clerk the District Court Of said
county, IN favor Of AZ fore, and against Fret
e1cE Suse will sell 70 the highest bidder, the front
door OF the Clerks Ure Of the District Court Lee
county lows, at kecknk in sid county en- the Ist day
Of October. A. ID. 1sG5 between Of O'Clock
L. VI and ocleek =. NJ commencing AT z O'Clock r VI.
OF sail dss, the following property t9wit Lots
Two aud three 3 ID block lOS, In the city cf Keo-
kBk, lee county. Iowa.
To be s9Id by order of satisfy SAID
euton. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fee " 90 Sheriff Of Lee Co, Ie~e-
keoknk, Sept %, 1865. lffil
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-22

MRS. ACNE formerly Mrs. Cabus) would
w respectfully inf1rm the rnsiic that she has "a
splendid IF Hair OF all kinds hand aud 10
PREPARED dress hair osder. She aiso has Curling
Wires for twisting tie hair. KID GLOVES cleaned and
coiored to order.
thank the Ladies' for their past patronage and hope
they will give call Third street. between Main
and Johnson, east side second door. sep2ldlw
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-20
nnNERAL NEMN.

The daily mail from Portland, Oregon, TO
Lincoln, California, has been let for $s25, 900
per annum.
The ocean race between the yachts "Hen-
rietta, of New York, belonging to j. G..
Bennett, Jr., and the Palmer" of Phila-
delphia belonging to B. F. Loper, was de-
cided in favor of the former.
General Humphries was inaugurated as
Governor of Mississippi on the 18th. Both
Houses of the Legislature were duly organ
lied.
Brigadier General Tilson, commander OF
the Freedmen's Department in Georgia, has
issued circular containing important regu-
lations, calculated to mitigate the apprehend-
ed distress of the colored people during the
approaching winter. Officers and agents Of
the Department are directed to make efforts
to provide all freed people who are out OF
employment with work at fair compensation
and with guarantee of kind treatment.
Jonathan Worth, former peace man, is
announced as candidate for Governor OF
North Carolina, and will be supported by
the Vance and Davis leaders. Governor
Holden is the Union candidate
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-20
cRImEs AND cAsuALTIEs.

A fight occurred between cOlored regi-
ment and party of white soldiers, in Balti-
more, on Saturday, during which a negro
corporal was killed. A negro soldier in
Washington, named Jacob Clark, on Thurs
day, with musket, blew out the brains of
an unknown colOred girl, with whom he
appears to have been too intimate some
where, and who was following him up. In
Washington, on Friday last, Louis Watson,
a street scavenger, struck Benjamin Welch,
a negro, upon the head with a spade, inflict-
ing a wound from which he died
A young officer from Nashville on Thurs
day shot his pretty wife six times for infidelity
while he was away. One ball penetrated
her breast and she died instantly.
During a quarrel at saloon on James
Street, New York, on Saturday, Dennis Toby
plunged knife into the abdomen of Flor
ence Mccarthy, inficting mortal wound
He is in the Tombs
William Dodd, of Detriot, a maniac from
strong drink, on Wednesday week shot his
wife, iniicting probably fatal wound, and
then put the nozzle of his gun in his mouth,
and blew out his worthless brains.
AT Bolivar, Mo, last week, Sheriff Psyn-
ter and two assistants entered the house of
John Stow, to arres! him on an indictment
for murder. Stow was lying in bed. As
the party entered, he fired revolver three
times, shooting the Sheriff through the heart,
and also instantly killing one of his aids
During the excitement he made his escape
James Garrison, of Nashville, whose wife
had left him and sued for divorce, on We'd
nesday entered house where she was board
ing, asked her to return to him. She refus-
ed, when he drew a revolver and fred-the
ball wounding her in the chin. She ran
into room and fell, when he discharged
the remaining four barrels of his pistol, each
one inficting wound that would have
proved fatal
man named Prescott. in Orange county,
N. Y, was recently suffering from a severe
cut in the hand. He called on doctor, who
prescribed morphine in doses of n half tea
spoonful at time, Prescott-thinking that
if small quantity would benefit him, three
times the amount would be surely more eff.
cacious-ignorantly took triple the prescribed
dose, and died shortly afterward.
The steamer Brilliant from ST. Louis tc
Memphis, was burned near Madrid, Mo, on
the 10th inst, The passengers escaped
many of them without clothing.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-20
GENERAL GRANT All HIS OLD HOME.
VISIT TO his BIRTHPLACE Il HE MAKES A
SPEECH AND MS FATHER MAKES

'A'i ~ MS BIRTHPLACE - HE MAKES A
SPEECH AND MS FATHER MAKES
ANOTHER
In the course of his journey in the West
General Grant stopped for day at his birth
place, Georgetown, Brown county. Ohio
The people poured out from their houses IN
see him, and he was constrained to make the
following specch-the longest he was ever
known to deliver:
'Lad'es d"d Gentlemen If Broton County
You are all aware that am not in the hobit
OF making speeches. am glad that | never
learned TO make speeches when was young,
and now that am old have no desire 10
hegin. had rather start out in ANYTHING
else than in making a speech. And now.
ladies and gentlemen, l can only say to YOU
that it affords me very much pleasure to ret
back to Brown county, where nv bovhood
was spent.
"A Union meeting was held in the after.
noon on the Fair Grounds, at which the
Generals latLer made the following "nub.
by speech
ut gives me great deal of pleasure to
look so many of my old friends in the face
again, and have the privilege of saving
farewell, for never expect to see YOU again,
we have just passed through severe con.
ilict-a gigantic rebellion, n cruel, bloody
savage and wicked civil war-a war that is a
disgrace To civilization. But how did vou
get outy When the country was assailed bv
Rebels, its flag fired upon, your friends set
forth; they sacrificed the comforts of do.
mesiic life, the happiness of their firesides
they put on the army blue, took the death
dealing musket, and slung the knapsack and
blanket, and went forth determined TO crush
the rebels and put down the rebellion Tbev
did put them down-crushed the rebellion
and subdued the traitors to the Union. and
now they are on their marrow bones. seek.
ing pardon, and your friends have returned
home to your hearths and hearts
Now there is great duty resting upon
you The fight is transferred TO the ballo,
1t is your duty now to vote down This mis-.
cradle Copperhead faction. 1t is said we
have conquered peace This is tlu,. ii il
not petty, patched.up Copperhead Demo.
cratic peace; il is one obtained by the sword
and the youngest child is not living who
viii see the sword again raised against the
Government 1t is your duty, as patriotic
cltlzens OF Brown county, NOT to allow this
OLD Locoioco, Copperhead, Lecompton faction
TO be galvanized into life, on the pretence
that it is the only party that can save the
country. don't know how that could he
unless on the principle that the hair nf ~, H.,
dog is good for the bite"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-20

ORIGIN OF CHoLERA.--The report of an
Egyptian Commission of Inquiry processes
TO have discovered what geologists would
term the matrix of the cholera, and they
certainly make out a very good case in sup
port oftheir hypothesis. They aver that it
has its sources in that sterile part of Arabia,
flanlNing the Red Sea, called the Hediuz
wherein stands the holy cities of Mecca and
Medina. The London Court Journal gives
the following facts elected by their inves.
legations:
1.-THE annual pilgrimage to Mahomet's
tomb congregates on this burning desert eight
hundred thousand pilgrims, who live in the
midst Of the most indescribable filth. They
die like rotten sheep, and are not even buried,
but shuftled under a foot OF so of sand,
which is easily blown off the corpses. Some
Two millions of sheep are offered as sacrifi.
ces, all the offal of which is thrown under
the burning sun to help the miasma. The
pilgrims wear the same garments from the
beginning until the end of their sacred
journey; and as if this were not sufficient
help to originating and spreading disease
clothes, of one who chances to die, no mat.
ter of what disease, are carefully preserved
and distributed as memorials among the re-
latives and friends.
Here we have at least all the predisposing
causes, according to the most logical reason
ing, for the institution and propagation of
cholera; but in addition, we have also the
youched for fact that this year cholera did
break out in this nest of putridity, carried off
one hundred thousand pilgrims in the course
of fortnight, and spread to Egypt with the
results, which everybody knows. The
Egyptian sanitarians argue that hero we
have the nursery, the hot-bed where the
rccessive visitations of cholera westward
Nc been generated, and whence they have
Heen propagated; and if they willnot succeed
IN earning universal belief, we can hardly
ind gcousdf for denying their minor postu-
late, mat here AZ least the present incursion
Of cholera found its source.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-20
LOCAL AFFAIRs.

Epft0me Of Business and Personal Matters.
DIR. Daniel G. Fisher, late Surgeon of the
Examining Board in this State, has pur-
chased location at Lincoln, and intends TO
commence practice there Immediately.
The Milford Statesman has passed into
the hands of William d. Haley, hy whom il
will in the future be conducted.
Charles Oakiord g. Sons, of Philadelnbio
advertise large and splendid stock of Furs'
whlch they. VIII warrant to be according to
representation.
Proposals will be received by Gen. c. I.
Kilburn, until the 21st inst, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, from first hands only, at the United
states Commissary Warehouse, corner of
Callowhill and Sixteenth streets, Philadel.
phia, for furnishing and delivering fee of
cost to the Camps, Barracks and HosnitnIs
in the vicinity of Wilmington, all the Fresh
Beer required by them for six months, com.
mencing on the LIST day of November next.
See advertisement in another column.
Jesse Lane, Esq, of this city, was ms.
senger in the train of cars which was wreck.
ca near Lancaster, Pa, on the 14th inst
through the breaking of an axle, when nine
persons were killed. He fortunately escaped
with few bruises
The owners of the different freight lines 10
Philadelphia, give notice that thev will
charge 333 per cent. additional on the freicht
on all goods delivered at the stores, after the
first of November.
There were 3s deaths in Wilmington dur
ing the month of September.
A prctracted meeting commenced at Eben.
ezer M. Z. Church in Mill Creek Hd, about
three weeks ago, and about thirty persons
have proiessed conversion, many of whom
are young men,
A base ball club, composed of some OF
the pest men OF the town, has just been or
ganized at Delaware City.
JourneymeR 1dilOrs.-A meeting of the
Journeyman Tailor's Union of this CITY.
was held on Tuesday evening last, in the
Statesman Building, when a new bill of
prices was adopted. The advance asked
was principally on coats, the increase rang
ing from $1.75 to So per coat. The bill of
prices was presented to the employees on
Wednesday, when all of them acceded to
their demands, with one exception.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-20

The PHILADELPHIA PRESS. - This ably
conducted and influential Union paper, made
its appearance on Tuesday in folio form,
with various typographical Improvements,
and evidences of increased means of pre-.
senting to its readers full intelligence of the
great events transpiring in the world. The
Press ranks among the best papers in the
country, and during the war has been a
most valuable auxiliary to the cause of the
Union We congratulate the proprietor on
the evidences OF prosperity which his paper
presents.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-20
GuARDIAN's SALE OF ar,

VI ESTATE. N6AL
BY virtue Il an Order Of the OrphAu,s non., i,
State Of Delaware In and for New Castle Copse o. hs
the septemter term, A. d. 1866, '' uAdtlt
VIII be exposed to sale at public vendua nm r.,
the thirty hrst day Of October, at O'Clock ssal'
house Of Samuel w. strekland, In ths ta1n :, hs
Castle, the following described Real Kssas q ats
undivided twelfth parts OF and In a eerf.in
land with two small frame dwelllngs ana "ia ~ 4
Darn thereon erected situate, lying and b.I.sa
Of Delaware, adjoining lands Of william W ~ sh
lands OF Matthew kettlewood and other lands ssl
tainng about two huAdred aud Ana e0l
less being ths real estate OF the minor rhia neis
Clark deceased. and TO be sold for thelr banaa ~ ,
said order ''nent nndlf
Atiendanee Will be given and the terms of 81.
known 1t the time and place Aforesaid ~ p a.s mad
By order Of the Court
o.,s,s Attest sAML GUTHRIE
oc'o'S'W Clark Orphans Court
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-20
s PIER & wooLs TON
BANKERS AND RROKEpc

s TAP LER wOoLs TON
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
COR. FIFTH AND MARKET SITS,
huy and sell at best market rates,
GOVERNMENT AND STATE SECURITIES
As FOLLOWS;
U. S. 7-3O TREASURY NOTES.
Dated August l5 1861,
U. s. 7-sO TREASURY NOTES.
Dated June 10, 1865,
U. s. 7-SO TREASURY NOTES
Dated July IS, 1865,
U. S. 1881 BONDS, o..
U. S. o 20 LOAN OF 1869,
U. S. 5-2O LOAN OF 1864,
U. s. 10 40 LOAN OF 1864.
U. S. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
DELAWARE STATE BONDS,
DELAWARE r. R. STOCK AND BONDS.
Stocks Of all kinds bought and sold on eomm..,or a,
, % a o. Brokers, In Philadelphia, New York os.
Highest premium paid for Compound Inters.t potes
- N'u"oiS "ue NOV lst' oci3tm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-20
MARRIED.

DENN-YARNALL.-In Pbilodelrhio ~
the l4th inst, by Rev. William q Rohin'
son, Mr. JACOB DEM, of Pbiladenbin
10 Miss HANNAH MARY YARNAIT. Of WI Wi
mington, Del West Chester papers please So
copy. i-N"90
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-20

Dedication: The chapel recently erected
on Rodney Stree near Delaware Avenno
under the auspices of The Young Menis
Christian Association q the Central Presby
,sIan snta soI ShuIc wii Pc eeaiea'sd with appro-
Der 22d, at 3 clock, P. H.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-20
The Money Martat

stapler Woolston, bankers, and II.
Loan Agents, s. L. Corner of Fifth and Marks,
Sts'' Wilmington Del, furnished US with the
following quotations at one O'Clock vesterdav !.