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J. '. YlCkLgN. P.LUcAS.
(Lste Of Trsdsiicksbu,g Oh, Pay
Elc = a. Il 4 49,,
WANRER1,
Near COZ I'd and Main Bts .,.....KEOKUK, IOWA.
WE receive deposits, discount paper, and make
w coliections. in this city and throu Rhour the
Northwest.
Exchange bought and sold It current rates.
Cold, Silver, and sncurrent money bought and
sold.
First class Business paper wanted.
FOREIGN ExCHAH0B.
Sterling Exchange on LondOA, Dublin, and the
Continsnt-from one pound and upwards -at re-
duced rates.
~ Strangers visiting the city are invited 10
call u orr once, wis 70 every information vii b
given and tbs best rates paid FOR Eastern drafts.
BsYsnancss.
Bank Republic, New York City.
Carpenter Vsrmilys, ~ Wall-st., N. York. .
Isaiah Lee 4 Co., Baltimore, Ma.
Dunlevy, Drake Co., Cincinnati, o.
II. A. Tueker = Co., Exchange Bank, Chicago.
John J. Anderson Co., st. Louis.
J. Monroe Reid, Ksoksk, Iowa.
Reid, Bhislds Co, /"
maschS-dlyiA
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Councii Proceedings.
COUNCIL Roon,
Nov. 3, 1857.

NOV. s., 1907.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, the Mayor, and Aldermen Beebe,
Bishop, Day, Smith, Wyman, aud Walling.
The committee appointed to exam
inc at what points public lamps ought
to be erected, also, in relation to the
extension Of the main gas pipe, reported
that they had ordered public lamps at such
places As the main pipe is already laid.
Committee also asked further time to make
a final report, which was granted.
The petition of j. w. Delnplain, in ref
erence to his assessment, was referred to
committee on Judiciary.
The petition of P. Richardson & 20. and
Others, asking for reduction of the rent of
the market ground, was received and re-
ferred to the committee on finance.
A remonstruce was received from K. p.
Lowe and others against any contract being
made for grading on Fulton street, between
End and Sd s,s
Referred to committee on streets and al
leys.
The petition Of VIM. Wood in reference
to work done for the city on 5th street, was
referred to committee on claims.
communication was received from j. Y.
Anthony, Supervisor, whereupon the said
Supervisor was allowed $Q3 60.
The following resolution was then adopt
ed:
Resolved, That the committee on Judicial
ry report an Ordinance at the next meeting
OF the Council, providing, lst, for the mp
+ pointment Of one suitable person to act al
general director of the fire department Sd,
for the appointing of at least two persons
IN each ward rs assistants, and empowering
them to use all necessary means to protect
and save property; 3rd to provide for tn,
enforcing OF orders emana,ing from thu
committee, or either Of them, by incorpo
rating in said Ordinance such provisions
regulations, powers and penalties as the,
may deem expetIent.
A semi annual report was received from
the street supervisor, and referred to com
ipittec on streets and alleys.
Tho following estimates snd bills were reportt
,.ia,ia all. a
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[Correspondencs Of the Gate city.l
struy Leaves srom "a Southern Se-
iourn.

In THE iAZoo COUNTRY, MISSY
Oct. lst, 1857.
Ny DEAR FRIENDS IL have been looking
upon n country, taking observ atoms and
gaining experience altogether new and novel
to me. left Keokuk for n sojourn ut the
South, on Tuesday, the 10th of September,
and arrived at yicksburgb, Miss, the point
of my departure from the river, on the
/ Wednesday following. We had ON board
our boat very pleasant company, and the
time passed agreeably and instructively.-
We two, wanderers from the Gate City, in
search Of health and information, though
among strangers, were nevertheless among
friends from whom all strangeness had soon
departed. A week Of constant companion
ship endeared US to each other, and there was
scarcely dry eye among the passengers
when we separated. People had been ex-
claiming ali the week, "What pleasant
party we haven' 81 never travelled with so
universally agreeable company BEFORE"
etc. Almost every one scanned to have some
'.gift' with which to interest or amuse the
rest. "Good bye" and "God bless you"
echoed from all sides. We had among our
number lady so pcrpetually blithe and
huoyant as to have earned the sobriquet of
"the merry little Mrs. ----.n Even her voice
quivered and faltered, and the great tears
stood in her eyes us she said "farewell. -
In company with DIR. H and lady we
took the cars at Nieksburgh, they to stop at
jackson, we to take the stage a distance be-
yond. DR.. Il is u great botanist, as
well as geologist, and pointed out to me all
those things peculiar to the region. We
passed a magnificent Magnolia tree, but it
was not in the season Of blossoming. Then
the rich, dark green foliage of the Fig trees,
with numerous mocking birds flying in and
out from among their branches, attracted my
attention. We came next TO real pomo-
granate tree, with tic reddish golden fruit
cleaning among he'lcaves. 1t was not a
pom granate zine, remember, but n large
tree. Did you oversee the "Cnpe Jessamine
Flower ~ never had, before, and do
think it is the loseiest flower | have ever
seen--so white and pure, with the dark green
leaves encircling il. The DIR. climbed up a
stone wall and got me one, at the expense Of
a watch guard.
Viek-burgh is beautiful town, and con-
sderably farther South than where am To-
Gated. Ihereare none Of the beautiful things
Of that ncighborhood in this region. II is a
wealthy place, and contains some very fine
residences. was shown several whose own
crs have incomes equal 70 S5o0,o0o each u
year. Think of that
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FINE LIQUORS.

kINE LBQtOnS.
\NE have this day received u splendid assert
ment Of imported Liquors, comprisn a
Cog nae and Rochelle Braudies, IT. .Croix and a
mas1a Rum, Grape Leaf and McdcI Seran Gin,
lrisn ADD scotch Whisky; Madeira, Sherry, Pure
ia &c and Burgundy Port Wine, Ducal Craps, Cor
don Royal. and ueidseiek Champagnes, 4c.. &c.
i.aving purchased these articles direct from the
New York Custom House and su hject TO the late
red I.tion in Tariff, We recommend them as be.
ins Of superior quality, and will be sold at
xrSaly reduced prizes.
We have also in store good supply Of Works
Cincinnati still and Sparkling Catawba, fIs53),
tex her with old Bturbon, rye, MonongahelA,
copper distilled and rectiGed Whisky.
For sale at reasonable prices, by
HARRISON GIBBONS,
Main-st., bst. 9th aud 18th, X eokuk.
I4rh
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IspiAs DHrIcuLTiKs.--Mr. u. r. Good
win, wagon master for Russell 4 hadlea,
writes 10 Leavenworth Cay, that on the SID
Of Sept. X. & WIS train Ut 70 wagons WAS
attacked By Indians betweenotte crossing of
the South Platte and Ash Hollow. tine In.
dian was killed, and several wounded r Aree
white men, Geo. Johnson, Thos. Nichols and
2ohn Bark, were killed.
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~ AnEMOuxE ron nENT,

"a by 100 feet deep, situated on the Lcvsc, and
we'll ADAPTED for Wholesale grocery, produce IL
commission b vsiness Rent moderate, 10 suit the
tines CLEGH0KN \ HARRISON.
oetla-d2w
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The bill OF JAS. Carroll, $50, for putin.
IN sewer from lot 4, in block 1913, to drain
the water into the culvert, was referred 10
the committee on claims.
The bids for grading 9Th streoA below o.
aar, we're iaia upon the table, and the Ensi :
neer was directed to advertise for proposals
Tor grading the earth only upon said street
special committee, consisting OF Alder
men Waliing, Day, Beebe and bishop, was
appointed 70 examine aud report whether tho
contractor on Water street, above Concert
is complying with his contract; also, whether
the keokuk, Mt. Pleasant and Muscatine r.
y. 20. are not infringing upon the rights OF
the city or the citizens.
The Engineer reported the apportionment
ana assessment Tor grading the alley through
block ~ also, for Matchmaking and curb
Ing ON johnson street, between Eth and Sth
streets, and for eurhing on the south side OF
Bank street, from "a to 3D. street; whereunon
the following resolution was adopted
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In Time Of Peace, Prepare for
War"

In Time Of Peace, Prepare for
War"
no YOU WANT A SUPERB OVER CoATy
- DO you want Superb kaglang
DO you want beautiful Dress CoAtt
Do you want an elegant Vet!
Do you want genteel Pantsg
Do you want a tip-top hi
Do you want fret rate shirtt
Doyou want q bargain
DO you want ANY thingy
DO friends cut your
Do your chi idrcn cry for Bread
Does your wife seem desponding'
Then, for any thing you want Tin our linel call
| At No. 6l Johnson sL'eei, where the " lain Of
Head can be found that will make friends Law
ish their fondest earresses, and low prices leave
margin to silence hungry children. while their
beauty cheers the des ponding soul.
Would you have friends
Would you be rchg
Would you be happy
MORAL.
Buy your "Clothing of
oct27dim WHEELER, SHERWOOD co.
orvlcE IN sAHrLE's NEW auILLISG, End STORY
Second Street, Keokuk, Iowa.
flyHIS Home Company takes Risks Oh the safoI
l classes Of property, ON THE MUTUAL PLAN,
MUM, strstssAs ressonab bic AS those of anyreIia
BILE company.
DIRECTORS:
c. Perry, r. X. Ford, James Y. Cox,
A. BridgmAn, L. IL. Harrison, S. y. VOORHEES,,
John McCune, J.W Rankin.
OFFICERS:
G. II. PERRY, Pres, 4. IL. HARRISON Treas =
J. W. RANKIN, Vice Pres, VI. TURNER See
oetI3d3 mos.
United states Express Company.
VINHIS Company have opened an Office in this city,
L and are prepared TO receive and forward
goods to and from all tbs principal eli ties and in
| term diAte places in the Eastern, Middle and
Western States. bank Norgs, GOLD AND sILvrR
Corr, and freight of all kinds, forwarded with
despatch, in charge Of Special Messengers, by Pas
Messenger on the X. 1T. ID. NJ. 4 N. X. X. west 10
| Bcntonsport. An Express Wagon will be in read
ness to collect ana deliver goods shipped by this
Company.
| va Office on Third street, between Main and
Johnson, mt the Office Of the lEtnA Insurance Com
pany. II. d. TEN EYCk, Agent.
oct23-d3m.
Dissoiustom OF Ce.Partneyship.
FINTE Co partnership heretofore existing between
| the subscribers, under the nAme and firm VI
| MARSHALL BRUCE, is this day, by mutual
consent. dissolved. The unsettled business of the
arm will be closed by the new firm Of WILKINSON
i MARSHALL.
| X. MARSHALL.
/ MICHAEL X. BRUCE.
keokul, lows, Oct. 20, 1851 oct2l-d4w.
Formation ~ Co-partnership.
IVNHE undersigned have this day formed CO.
| i partnership for the transaction Of the Drug
| business, under the name and firm of WILKINSON
MARSHALL, and are located at the cid stand,
corner Of Main and Third streets.
| ANDREW J. WILKINSON.
kIcH'D MARSHALL.
| Keokuk, lows, Oct. ~, 1851. oct2l. d4w.
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For Do enc.

For Rent.
'V'iiE third story over the Banking house Of
f.eklen Lucas. Sd st between Main and
johnson. Inquire Of J. G. PARROT 4 Co.
ALSO, From the / 9TH of Nov, the store on the
corn@roi Fifth and Blondsau street, now occupied
by iabcr a Tisdalc--the best stand in the city for
= iiniily grocery. Inquire next door, Of j c.
CT uieron, or VI the undersigned.
nos2-d v. P. VAN ANTWERP
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for Rent.

FIfiE comfortable dwelling on 7th street, bet.
High and Morgan, near the Methodist Church.
Pos ession given on the Sth of November Rent
Moderate, and payable monthly In advance.
PiCkLEN 4 LUCAS,
nDy5dtf Thirds al,
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fi0 nos at Cost
FOX
THIRTY DAYS.

We will sell any Of our
FINE ASSORTMENT OF
PIANOS,
From the manufactures Of B0ARDMAN, GRAY
4 CO., PETERS, CRASG 4 CO., and A. W..
LADD 4 Co, during the
NEXT 80 DAYS, AT COST, FOR CASH ONLY.
Also, Hns assortment Of PICTURES, FRAMES,
AND GILT MOULD1NGs,
Al lower prices than offered before in this city
oct3od PATRICK GROUSE.
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Martins Chicago Commercial Letter Of
Tuesday evening, for which we are indebted
TO the nnfailing kindness Of Mr.. Tewksbury
reports that the Arago is telegraphed from
New York, and the India from Quebec, beth
with Liverpool dates to Oct. 2lst, reporting
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet
prime unchanged, inferior declined | to I'd
Corn firm ; advanced Is.
Wheat opened quiet and lower than yes
terday, the market being very dull after the
steamer until the receipt Of Eastern adviees
when prices rallied slightly, closing frmer
Transactions in cargoes include sales at 6Sl
60, and 69.c on board sales of parcels were
close. Not much inquiry for extra spring
winter very dull.
Corn in more active request, with sales al
i1c in store and AZ to 49Ac on board for
round lots. Oats steady. Barley very dali.
New York, Nov. 3.-Flour- Market for
low grades heavy and dropping declined 80
on superfne. Wheat, receipts large for low
grades, and prices favor the buyer Chicago
spring 81 oil Milwaukee club S. 05 to ! OS;
white western ST 20 to ! 80. Corn--less
doing, and the market has downward ten.
dency; 10 to 76l.
Missouri RAILROAD PoLIcY.-There is q
bill before the Missouri Legislature proyi
ding that the State shall appoint Director.
IN the various Railroad Companies ia pro-
portion to the amount loaned by the State
TO the Companies. This would give the
State the majority of the Directors and the
control OF the Companies towards whom she
stands in the relation Of creditor. II would
increase the expense of managing the bust.
ness and subject the stock of private ind.
ylduais to be plundered by State officials
under party management, TO the end Of time
We are astonished that honest and sensible
men, who have witnessed the plunderng pee.
ulation and gross mismanagement of the
public works of New York, Pennsylvania and
Ohio under the administration of the State
government, should seek virtual adoptior
Of the system IN Missouri.
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keotuk, Nov. 4, is57.--mv5dsw6w
BOARDlNC.

II AcEblEST Boarding, in a pleasant private
IL family, in a locality very convenient To bust
hau By ad iressing Box % l.. o., with name and
place IT business. References exchanged.
II wolff
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MINNESOTA ELECTION. The St. Paul fines
OF the 2Sth says sufficient plumber of coun-
iies have now been canyassed to make It
certain that the Republican candidate for
Governor is elected by fair majority.
Inc Legislature viii DO close, and probably
Republican
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WINSTON, Lanicr Co., of New Yerk.
have resumed business.
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NEW CASH DRY GOODS
STORE.

Main S., between Gth ana TAN Sta,
Next to Fosters crocksry Store,
kEOk
TINHE sub,riber beg~ leave to inform the citizens
i of keokuk, aud particularly the ladies', that he
has established himself At the above locs ton In the
RETAIL DIZZY GOODS BUSINESS,
And il now opening
A Tuli and FAshtonabic stock 81
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Lately selected BY HIM in the city u New York.
II will be his desire to embrace within his stock
ANY AND kvERr ARTICLE r,4uircd Ter family use
under the head
His stock is all entirely fresh and purchased At the
Lorest Market Rates, For Cash
AT the East, and he Hatters himself that tho
LADIES OF KEokUK
WILL FIND BEAUTIFUL sTo.n AND BEAUTIFUL
AssoRrAKAr er soops
AT PRICES
Equal 10 New XoTk,
EQUAL THE TINES,
And Equal to the desires Of the shopping sominu-
nifty Of Keokuk.
II 10 unneesncry enumersie all the articles to b
found land not to be found ina
Fashionable Retail Dry Goods Store.
ONE VISIT TO THE STORE,
ONE LookAT THEGO obs,
WILL GIVE FAR MORE SATISFACTION
Than half dosen columns in Newspaper, and
to that ptsii and inapsetion the Ladies Of
keokuk are respectfully invited.
wM. b. GERRING.
N. B.-Mr. Y. II. PIERCE late with B. &. Billings,
will be found at the above establishment, whore be
will be happy TO see his lady iIiends.
octlSd
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ANlNG this day purchased the stock n trade
OF III. Seaton & sons, | will continue the
business at the old stand, where tho "nimble six
pence will roll on, and solicit the patronage OF
thc"ld friends Of the house, and the rest Of man.
KIM. S. s. BILLINGS.
kcokuk Oct, Al t57 -noy5d3t
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IL AVISG this day sold our entire stock Of mer-
i chandise 10 $. :. Billings, at the old stand,
who're we will be founi to settle up our business.
W. respectfully solicit the patronage VI our
ftieAds Tor continuance Of their trade sue
ccssor. NJ. SEATUN SONS
keokuk, Oct. 81, 57-aoy5
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1o-The public arc respectfully invited to call,
and BE- convicsd that We will do - We say.-GN
DURKEE 4 CO.,
Oct. Q, '57d4w. Main-st.
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An UGLY CUsToMER.-A little boy, about
ten years old, was devoured few days since
on the marshes near Detroit, by a ferocious
black bear. The animal has since been seen
by number of persons, and by some under
very disagreeable circumstances. On Thurs
day last German named Hedam went into
the swamp to cut piece of timber, and while
there was startled by sudden apparition of a
large black bear standing few feet from him
and eyelng him intensely. A large dog which
accompanied him imm ediately attack ed the
bear, Selling her by the launches. Heidam,
seeing the bear occupied in defending herself
against the dog, approached her with the axe.
The bear, on seeing this movement, raised
herself Gpon her launches. and, as Heidam
struck at her, caught the bl w with her fore
paw and sent the axe flying through the air,
entirely out of reach. Heidam lost his bal.
ance, and the bear caught him in her grasp,
and held him in deadly hug that deprived
him of every power of motion. The dog in
the meantime worked manfully for his mas
ter, and kept the bears teeth in constant ac-
ton in defending herself from his attacks,
thus probably saving his master's'life. For
tunately the party which Heidam had Just
left was not far distant, and his cries for help,
together with the loud growliDgs of the dog,
attracted their attention, and one OF the party,
seizlng broad axe, fastened in the direction
of the noise. The animal, not liking the
looks of this reinforcement, let go of the man
and made off at full speed, followed by the
dog, which soon returned badly wounded.
Parties are in search of this dangerous ami
NAL, which has already killed one, and near
ly another of the inhabitants OF Detroit, with
in sight of the city.
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The iudicious friends Of European freed,

The judicious friends Of European freedom,
however much they may lament the wild and
fatal scheme of Mazzini, find ground of hope
in the evidence that is furnished of the &C.
tive sympathy all over Italy with any plan Of
liberation, the prompt response that is made
to everything that promises change. All
the oppression which the people of Italy have
so long suffered, the foreign rule, the spiritual
despotlsm, the degradation of character which
must accompany these, all have not been suf-
fcient to tread out the fires that slumber in
the ashes of free institutions, and that kindle
into unayalling flames ut every breath OF lib
erty.
So long as men are found ready to rush
upon destruction, at the call Of those whom.
however unwisely, they have appointed their
leaders, It shows that the long conflict be-
tween despotism and freedom is not ended in
the triumph OF the former. The King of
Naples dares not venture from the security of
his palace into the presence the people whom
he rules the Pope could not hold his throne
week but for the support Of foreign bayo.
nets; and the petty despots of the peninsula
look only to Austria for the security of their
hated power; while, all over the land, the
people are ready to rise at the first cry Of
freedom, true or false and to follow the first
leader, however incompetent, who promises
to conduct them to independence. There 10
good ground for hope in all this I; the result
Is dreadful to the immediate sufferers, mex.
cusable in the men who have pTecipitated IL ;
but il is full of omen for the future PROFIT
deace Journal.
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In the House Of Lords, on Monday, Lord Clan
ricardo moved for the production of papers rela-
tive to affairs in India, and spoke strongly in ia
vor of a complete reform in the Indian govern
ment. The motion was adopted.
In the House of Commons, DIsraeli also moved
for the production of certain papers relative to
the organization of the Bengal army, and elabo-
rately reviewed the British Indian policy, assert
ing that the present outbreak would result in q
national revolt, and denouncing the apathy of the
government in the present dangerous emergency.
Lord Jonn Russell moved an amendment that
an address be presented to Queen Victoria assur.
ing her that the House would cordially support
government in any efforts necessary to suppress
disturbances in India.
DIsraelfs motion was rejected, and RusselPs
adopted.
The utmost dispatch is being used for the ship.
ment of troops to India.
AT the General Conference of the Wesleyan
church in session at Manchester, the Ladies'
Anti-slavery Society protested against the recep-
ton of Bishops Simpson and McClIntock, from the
American Methodist Church, for their alleged
completely with slavery.
FRANCE.-Nearly all the parties charged by the
Moniteur with completely in the recent conspira-
cy, emphatically deny the charges, in the London
papers. Ledru RolIin is especially bitter against
the Moniteur and the French Emperor, and APP
peals to Eritish courts of justice. Letters from
Paris, however, intimate that there is sufficient
evidence to convict Rollin and others, and conse-
quently, France can demand their extradltion, but
will content itself by simply asking England to
transport the parties convicted.
SPAIN.-Letters in the London Times state that
the English and French ambassadors at Madrid
had notified Spain that she could not rely on as
sstance from their governments, in the event of q
war with Mexico; consequently Spain acceded to
offers of mediation.
A representative from Santa Anna, had arrived
at Madrid
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EMANCIPATION IN Missouri The st. Louis
forded by the recent election in Missouri, Of the
progress Of the cause of emancipation in that
State. In St. Louis. where at the preceding cleo
ton the Republican candidate was elected by
plurality, only, failing Of an actual majority by
two or three hundred votes, the Republicans have
now succeeded by fourteen hundred and thirty
four votes, and in the county by more than
eighteen hundred and fifty. This was done, al.
though many adopted citizens, who are Republi-
cans, refused to vote at ALL while many others
ted for Stewart, because Major Rollins had for
merly been Know Nothing. 1t says that about
thirty Eve hundred ofthe votes of the city were
not polled, nine-tenths Of which are ultra free
soa. 1t says that, in the future, upon the direc'
question of emancipation, they may safely calcu.
late upon clear working majority of four thou.
sand votes.
Major Rollins has given Stewart a hard run,
but the time for his triumph is, probably, not yet
In the Southeasterly portion of the State, from
which returns have not come in, the emancipa.
ton question has been but little agitated as yet
ard probably Stewards vote in that section will
be sufficiently large to overcome the majority for
Rollins in the other portions of the State. 1t is
very natural that the change should first take
place in the section having most intercourse with
the Tree States. But the agitation has now got
such fOothold that it cannot be checked or resist
ed, and it will permeate every portion Of the State
bringing about a revolution of no ordinary signif.
icznee