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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-24

WAIT FOR A11 WAGON.
lover $50 Hon 4 11ersSss
MAJ. DROWN'6
MeN sFRR CO Z L OssEU.
AND GREAT
American 0lreual
Combining al the elements Of the
Circns, Theatre ana AsppearemsI
Three Separate EsAibtsto~sis Ono!
The whole 70 be given In tsnt and for one priss
Of admisaion.
WILL EHrBIT AT
KEOKUk, IOWA,
TussAay, sspssnhsr aosA. 1897.
REMEMBER THE DATE
TWO PERFORMANCES EACH DAY,
Afternoon at3 and In Evening u u.
B. c. .Eqsssfrtos Direct ~
WITH this concern will BE- ~.
w lvuna the beat rtdefs, the - ~
wittiest clowns and the most voa- q
dsrful tumbling In the world; ~
foremost among whom will be
JERRY woRLAND, Ran,
whose daring acts Of horsemsnship
have been the thsmo and wonder ~
Of ell N
Mad. Augusta Matthias, W.
=: !: J: u: !: J: :. Is
The best clown In the world; the
great double sumncrsaait man,
anu the askno~IsuS.o Des per- 3
torme, ~ taa counssy
w. U. MORGAN,
Tho renowned Jagglsr, ramon
Ball aud Slack rope performer
IN fact the most wonderful cannon -
ball thrower In America.
MN. CROSBY, Nn
The daring, dashing and spirited
two horse rider.
i. W. TUCKER,
The celebrated Contortionist and
India rubber man.
HIRAM MARKS. ~
The extraordinary NsI.mo,naos.
rider, and host Of sthsss too nu-
mescss to nsAtion. INK
In short the whole s1hihitioa NM
will embrace more humer and N.Y.
greater variety Of psrfovmaness
than can be found In any othse
concern In tho United Stc.ss.-- Ssy
We have ALSO The Spe.t ho.... 49, .s..s,
tent. Ae.. az anv oth.. ns1ness ,sIsPP'np
The vssona Ara All ns- :. 10y saysnne -
spared 10 maks this *. ~. ~, Avs H. ~ SsJI
shows. Attached n n 4. .oss... -. o"'s " -
JacksSn,e Rnnens W..S.
Compoe,d OF thrtssn Au.,;..w N5.i.in
drawn By ten beausifa, vaiss ho..s.s ''0''' -''
The whole 10 aDnclsas saaA day and syepIu,
with scenes frD0 frA1eoni's Hippelspms and II.
never ~ soul-etslnx misth -movi 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-24

CT-Mr. Fillmore on his late visi, to Mon.
treal attended Catholic worship in company
with Thomas living. But it is now said, in
addition, that he IL going TO marry Mon
tresl lady, Of the Catholic religion. The
head and front Of the Know Mornings mar
ryiBs foreigner and Catholic What do
you think Of that, gentlemen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-24

Gr"A An even exchange il no robbery p
as tas widow said when she snapped herself
OF Tor . widower.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-24

EVACUATION or LAWRENCE -THRgATKsEp
RESIGNATION or Gov. WALKEK,-Col. Cook
received an order on Tuesday last from Gen.
Harvey, in command Of Fl. Leavenworth, d.
recting him to remove the six companies of
dragons nudcr his command at Lawrence
forthwith TO that post, agreeably to the order
OF the Secretary Of War. On thursday the
camp was broken up, and the troops crossed
the river, en- route for the Fort.
Gov. Walker had received two REQUESTS
prior to this, desiring the troops to be re.
turned TO the Fort; but deemins their ser.
vices necessary to preserve the peace, he neg
lected to comply with the demand -hence.
probably, the reason Of the order from the
Secretary Of War.
Gov. Walker left Lecomp,on on TUESDAY,
noon last, for Fort Leayenworth, il is said.
with view OF telegraphing the President,
and resigning his commission unless sustain
ed by the y. S. troops Lawrence Herald
OF Freedom, Sept, IL.
Gov. Walker, drunk as "boilcd owl,
half e,ime, has been on his " high horse. -
cutting up ridiculous antics until even this
puerile Administration would seem to have
grown ashamed Of lin, and had to resort 70
peremptory order from the Secretary OF
War to get the troops away from Lawrence,
out OF their ridiculous position Of standing
guard over peaccable town, as Walker OK.
h,bited no inclination, himself, to let the
troops 60 into quarters. We fear that Walk.
sr's chances Of making himself President on
Kansas capital are very slender. He had
better abandon the enterprise altogether, and
resume the Presidency Of the great moon
shine railroad, as the Presidency he is bes,
fitted for, and the only one within his reach
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solxuSs 81 tho ssvonas Mlsceiiany.,,
Our readers will remember that one Geo.
A. Alderman was arrested q few days since
for publishing filthy sheet called the Tenus
Miscellany, and that he was let of by JUS
tiee Osborne with . psltry fine Of $50. OF.
Ger Walsh, Of the Court Of Sessions, had de-
tected him after great deal Of trouble, and
was by no means satisfied with this result. -
He continued his surveillance, and ct length
ascertained that the paper was issued from
printing Office in Franklin street.
This morning he obtained q search. v ar
| rant, and, accompanied by officers Burchell,
Davis, Willets, Houston and Relay, who had
assisted him in ferreting out the matter, paid
a visit to Mr.. John q. Wells printing oi6ce,
Nos. % and "a Franklin street, whore they
found the forms on the press, and about
$500 copies struck uG. They arrested two
young men at work on the press, (whose
| names are 1t present withheld and seized
the press, papers and oil connected there
with.
Then they paid visit to No. IA Franklin
street, in the attic or fifth story Of which was
| the EDITORS sanctum, and the publication Of
fce Of large number Of the most obscene
and filthy books, ready for sale. The door
was fastened, and on It was this placard:
"Gone to the country. Will Be back on
Saturday, 10TH"
The officers broke open the door and found
within the rooms some ten or fifteen thous.
and sheets more of the M,scsijanu, more
than Eve thousand obscene books, some OF
them elegantly bound, and filed With the
hlthiest engravings, number Of plates OF
large obscene pictures, elegantly engraved,
and oil tho necessary tools OF bookbind.
er's establishment. The value OF the prop :
erty altogether, il it had any legal value.
would not be less than $4,000.
Besides these, the officers seized oil the
private papers Of the establishment, includ-
ing the names Of correspondents, and the
subscription books Of the MiscellanY, which
contain about 5000 names OF mon and wo.
men from all parts OF the country. A large
number Of the men appear to b. college stu
dents. This list viii afford valuable aid to
the officers, BY enabling them 70 obtain w.t.
nesses; and we are informed thak the list
will be published, in erts,sso, hereafter.
There were number Of females employed
in the bookbinding department. The parties
arrested were committed to the Toonibe for
examination, and the property seised Wa do.
livcred to the Properly Clerk Of the Metro-
politan Police. II il great pity that the no
torious Alderman should have escaped, but
. bright lookout will b. kept for him whom
he returns from "the country.n-fN. Y,
1 Even. Post, Sept. 18th.
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CO Thsyoung lady who caught gentle
mans eye, has returned it, because it had =
I" wee drop in IT'D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-24

The man who planted himself on hi,
gooi Intentions has not yet sprouted.
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telegraph news.

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 2l.-The Farmers bank
Of Hudson, Wis, has closed its doors, and
DIR. Otis Hoyt, the President and principal
stakeholder, has made an assignment for
the benefit Of his creditors. Circulation
$27 800; securities deposited with State
Comptroller, 1913 200.
DUBuouK, Sept. 2l.-On the night OF the
18th inst. the Registers Office 1t Fairibault,
NJ. T., was entered, ard land warrants
amounting to thirty thousand four hundred
acres were stolen. A reward Of Eve hundred
dollars is offered for the thief.
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kEOkUK 8TOVE.FOUNDRY.

nAvInG r1nunAyED thu Anoyx .sra.LIsMMENr
: ~ p.rp.pvn, a, 8, .yuccEa.EUL sr..A Tlor,
shambs two WOOD
u
ovsd pstrn bot hfo oedsdca 81
sbeu It Auire Valley.
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Odd b ~ REQ swb.s Axokspb
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-24
GAZE CITY

HArxCAR AnD run sare.IU1.I
LAYING iust ssssivsd orr stock q HATS.
II CAPS, rURS anA ROBES, We invite al 70
vAat 4 asy ssaA goo1s 70 call = oar sstAhlisa-
meat aad sxAnins OR
This stock eannot ~ surpassed ~ any sves ohefed
IN this city either In style, Anish ecles Or psiss.
boat tshs oar word for Il, bat sallaaA 80 Tor
u. charge soothing fos .Asvi.s our soods.
G. . J.. n. VOORHEES,,
ssplsd No.o4 Maln-ss., Keokuk.
R1RR I El0EIy
WE dssirs - sGSs ous sineess thaAks 70 ear
w friends for their nshls assistaoss sd psfss.
vsfaace In saving our geods q the late nrs, - 2
70 our many esaSomsrs for their lsng passsnass q
oar old stand, and desire > continues Of the
same. II they will take tAs trosbls 70 giys -
call on the Lsvss, No. 81, 81 or stese % sis
street, hetwssn l6sh and llth, soatA side, TOR .
sDa ID Il. ls,s hey Win as1 :. ali eeaia
q ihs old s,snd, With we'll sslseesa stock Of
choice 0rosssies, whieh will ssil - ehsaP = svss
We will eontinSs 70 bay Whsst an4 ~ 49, o.
Produce - sitAsr OF The aeevs neneA peesees ioI
:AI: sss y will always II s ziUsris e.
scptl3-dlet
4 raT0 Ana ii uss 1nl Let Tor 0aI ].
I WILL SILL, on favorable terms, Isrn q Y
= Assss, we'll Improved, With eonrosseose
Iils., aSost niiss from Ksoksi. So.
Also, 8 IoS 8 The ses1ef u sth Aad Timsa
streeta. Rith 4 new fsans dwelling Apeee. gsla-
!. Z. p A'a'' y.'i.' y1aSsiSskd W.
WAU IN KAN0A0l
THRE1 Or bosf HsndrsA Asrss = EenAte -.
! shsnes Tor Dry Goods sr 0r.sssiss; !saSsssoe
sepledln IhOc. AAhAAn.
REOULAn PAssEN019 PACK1T,
- -
B n...ssss, Ia isiasS nd =.
ooEsf is x; IN r. siSs As s'sss :ss.ss.
yso. =. MAnxA. Clerk. leaves Mentress svsry
.:s:. tx Island "a ever,
Tuesday, ThussdAy md Saturday aosalne.
Leasss Aaatsoss on the arrival of ~ nosning
train from Ksokak, naking The lAns - 1uslington
4 fosr Aoass. eonasetiss With tsaias 1aes -
sept IL. ss7-dla
I. Y. 4al0y'0 Eye Hahn !.
HKYIIL en- aay siss Il soss, Wssk s. DissaAsd
w 1yM, Il usttsss nst d kev lspg sanding,
Or6inary easss q Bytsit eafss In from . 70 -
hosIs. - lssplelAviw
0fsas snenssl...DFags's Are.
= S1S kisAisssAs. LISTS.
"A .nsM Sssilss 4 us ssissssssS Iisissss,
viii sseeivs scrip entiking then to thee nils1
6tatse Jeazsal" fer one ysas. This y 80 ef tn
~ eAaasss ever easred Soe srbsssihlae 1sr tAs
Gail ~ KING D TAYL0bD, X
mgIS Neil Mafa-at.
ERosA RFuleoI
A LARGE supply Of Peaches, Pears, Plums,
AApplss, and q fact evsf1 thing uhdsr IN hsal
u Fruits, will b kept eonaaantly % hand by
KING TAYLOR.
sspS 4 No. Hafn-et.
Plane for 0116 %.
a 0OOD ssssea -AAad CAiskssiag Pisss NJ sale
"A = IsbsllS Music Rooms for Shs abovs pstes.
No. DO1ES. 5 z
ELORA 10M1, Or IbS 1ins Ysen II lflnnesc-
- ~; - Mn. b. \. Dishop. 1ss eAle =
hpl41 CkA0kE'S.4
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NOTICE il hereby given 70 owners Of The Lsss
described in the foregoing list. situated In The
City Of keokuk, Ice county and State OF Isws,
whose names are msntionsd above, and ali Others
interested, that special tax has been assssssd
and levied on said lots BY the City Council Of
Block No. 10, q dssisnsssd In ths above list,
and unless payment b made fths taxes 20 levied
and also ell costs, before ~ 18th day Of Octo.
Der A. D. 1887, the said iots Or 50 much thereof
~ shall be necessary 10 discharge the said tar ~
costs, will be sold On the day aforesaid, ~ tAs
Mayors Once; In said city, bstwssA tAs hoass Of .
O'Clock ,. N. md O'Clock p.U.
G. G. 6TEvkNb,
Collector Of the Cay 81 keoksk.
kanknk. GAnl. Il. ,k1 .hlA
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MoHEY MArrERs. There vas visible relief
in all departments OF our city's business yes
terday, Notwithstanding the hsavinsss Of the
weather. The arrivals Of coin to our Banks
have commenced, and before ths wssk ends,
We shall have heavy additions. Monsy-and
good monsy-in considerable snms, L COM
ing 10 from the country. BY the end OF next
woek, the "pressure" in st. Louis will be .
matter Of history only. Our people will bs
too busy to think about it, or talk about il.
LIST. Louis Intslligenoer, 22nd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-24

Jusr So.-The Detroit Free Press, In at :
tempting to glorify Mr.. Buchanan's reply to
Professor Sllliman and others, thus exposed
itself:
The clergy wanted the troops withdrawn,
90 that, evidently, Jim Lane and his party
migns have matters all their own way.'s
what is this, most pertinently resuond-
Cd the n. Y. Tribune, ''but clear though
unwilling confession that the writer we'll
knows jim Lane and his party 10 be The
people OF Kansas, or 1t least great major.
isy OF them Majoritics in this country
don't ask the assemblage Of regiments 81
United States troops to protect them against
their minority neighbors.c
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Arrival OF the Steamers Antelo pc
and In atan.

ST. JOINS, N. F., Sept. 10.
The steamship Antelope has arrived At this
port from Liverpool, the 9Th inst.
The Spanish government had ordered u
suspension of the preparations for the expe.
dition agsinst Mexico. The question will
be settled by the arbitration Of England and
France, with Bavaria as umpire.
Religious rioting had occurred at Belfast,
Ireland. One person was killed and several
wounded.
Paris letters say the bullion in the Bank Of
France had increased 81 ,400,000 during the
month.
The English underwriters have settled all
the claims growing out Of the loss Of the AT.
lantic cable.
RrvEs Du LouPR, Sept. 10.
The screw steamer Indian from Liverpool
9th inst, passed this point, this p. m.
The expected news from India had not
been received.
A slight difficulty has arisen between
France and Denmark, Is to whom the Sound
Dues redemption shall DO paid.
Additional troops were under orders for
India, making the total reinforcements thus
far sent from Great Britain, 10000 men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-24

uroS Cuoosrxc WrE.-Youne man !,
word 10 your ear, when you choose q wife.
Don't be fascinated with dashing creature.
fond OF society, vain, artistical and SNOWY IN
dress. You do not want doll or coouette
Tor partner. Choose rather one Of those
retiring, modest, sensible girls, Who have
learnt TO deny themselves, and possess soma
decided character. But above all, SEEK for
good disposition. No trait OF character il
more valuable in female than the posses.
slon OF q sweet temper. Home can never be
made happy without it. II is like the aov.
ers that spring up in our pathway, reyiyinv
ana cheering Us. Let a man 20 home a
night, wearied and worn BY the toll, Of tbe
day, how soothing 10 a word dictated Nv I
good disposition II Is sunshine falling a.
his heart. lie Is happy, and the cares Of l;fs
are forgotten. N. T.. Emporium.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-24

GyGold gives ready passport through
any gate except Heavens.
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OssAwAToaI1, Sept. l6.
To the Editor Of ths MisassH Dsmoeref
Kansas seems TO be moving along rapidly
to the consummstion Of hsr inportaas dseti-
~. We have Just received the news Of the
dight of Walker. His sourss from bsginnine
to end, has been most infamous. The Free
State party have but little confidence in him.
and With the great MAS Of the Ruihans, hs
is as devoid OF influence ~ tho meansst soul.
lion 10 bis kitchen. Even his own servants
are bribed against him, and he feels biz
humbled position as completely - il il were
written before his eyes. The election Of
John Calhoun, a. president Of tho bogus
Lecompton constitutional convention, hn.
been received with shouts OF applause By ths
Free State mn, as evincing the character Of
the convention.
The prompt rejection of DR.. Fitzpatrick L
Co., the irregular delegates, has had the Of
feet Of opening their eyes to the justice Of
the convention, and driven them back where
they belong, to the Free State party. They
we're only erring in head, and not in heart.
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q Nothing ever grows old in memory /;
the boy that died, 90 long ago, 10 g
etGtAAl sAildi and even as be crsps over the
aAreshoM Of Qod's gates ajsr. q ths beck
eains pf ehs Lord, % ever in ~ heast hid
paEsiae look, With heaven shini6g full upos|
he brSw; the beauty that the ssA1t grew
warm bsholding, in LIES forenoon, when
dews were on the world, and played The tru-
ant with some angel, rsmains untouched BY
time, even ~ the unrsnt sky that let the
.Wapdesee in.-[ AinsWorth.
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CsJIIe that in the world would rise, must
read the news and advertise.
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Rock Rrvxx BANK, Wrs.-This bank, just
failed, had circulation Of $4,000. The
stock deposited for security, and the present
value OF the same, Is a. follows;
Virginia Is, $4,000 Value $50, 900
Kentucky c.. 5000 4,60(
Missouri6 s, 1900 1910
Total, $50, 900 $4s,3l(
The bank proposes to resume business i'm
mediately, and probably will do so. IT.
notes, and the notes Of the Elgin Bank, H.,
lately failed, are taken on deposit at Chioa-
60, at par. The notes Of the latter bank are
TO be redeemed BY the Controller.
One thing has been amply demonstrated
by the bank failures in Illinois and Wiscon-
sin, and that is, the possibility Of q perfect
y secure banking system. The notes, on
failure, are all redeemed, and pass current
among the bankers and the people until re-
dcmption.
MIsNKsorA.-The Back Dem oorscy Of this
49,. /.,n. - k.N ct.t~ bnro .uaa a Aha fotiov
\'oo" " S'o
ing nominations
II. II. sibley, for Governor; VIM. Hol-
comoe, Tor Llsut. governor; ". ". Kings
bury, for Delegate to Congress; and Geo.
L. Becker, W. w. Phelps and J. NJ. Cava-
naugh, for Representatives to Congress.
SO the honor Of nomination for Cover
nor, which German has made himself beast.
" ruf;an for several months TO secure. has
not fallen upon him at last. His day is up,
poor. pompous. contemptible vhitfet.
The inequality in representation, caused
nv the movement Of population. ia made yery
apparent by this item, We suppose Mime.
sofa he's not, at the outside, over 100000
people within her borders, And vet she will
have three representatives in the next House;
while Iowa. with 600 900 people, has only
two. And SO i, must remain. until the next
census, though our population entities us to
SIX at least, and PROBABLY seven members OF
Congress.
:, - - =
MoSuAsNITo dkN. oIkohsS,- ne uermnh
e.tiaens OF richmond, Na4' heia lesAiYhl On
MONDAY, 10 RAISE means 70 an 10 erec.hg
nauonai monument IN honor Ok ven. osea-
Den, OF revolutionary lame Lx.
Baron Steuben Was buried in humble
manner. on his farm. in Steuben county,
yo.l w;,h - mon,.n, - NAH his
place Oh resi- ~ was nus ues're 'na' none
should be placed above his remains. 80 i.
was the desire of Franklin that no monument
should =. or.o,ea ~ b;s manorv Vat ws
nave seen tue inauguration VI us a'a'oe'
with imposing ceremony, IN his native city,
contrary to his own unobtrusive habits and
,;mnle tastes. But. whatever the desire al
IA, .,.
ino'sluuais' 'hc peop'e via uc"onssra'o Wy
public memorial their Affection for public
benefactors, and who will censure the spiri.
~b;oh ,aaas N sucb rosults evan thoncb th,.v
~, !,
lnay 'o"e'i'nos oonl'es WIN 'n' ihJuue''ons
OF those whom they seek to honor5
or, 60,
staunch steamer, and opinion IN New York
was IN favor OF her ABILITY 70 ride out TN
gale. The storm, however, was not only iu'
rious but OF long continuance. The steamer
Empire City, which left Havana on the 9th,
IN company with the central America, en-.
coontered the storm on the YIN; 1t conhn'
ued during the iotn, LIN ana IZLn, ana only
pRrtlally abnt0d on the 18th. The Empire
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EJLabor is the Leths OF the Past and
the i'resent.
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The keosauqua Republican says" We
predict for MIR. Gillaspy few "spots" in
Van Buren, county, on the End Tuesday Of
October"
Just so. Mr.. Gillaspy is known in Van
Buren,. His unftness for the station Of pre-
siding oficer in the Senate, and in the Edu-
cationnl Board OF the State, 10 known and
felt BY every man who knows anything Of
the history and character Of George Gillnspy.
On the Des Moines River, where his sharp
practices while in the River Board are well
known, he will fall largely behind the ticket.
We trust that he will not fail to keep along
with Judge Lowe; at least until be can get
within reach Of Oran Faville. Nothing
would suit the Republicans better than to
have the two candidates for Lieutenant Gov
ernor canvass together; that the people may
have an opportunity Of contrasting the mental
and moral qualities Of q pot house dema-
gogus, withs che outspoken and manly sitter.
ances Of gentleman and scholar. - Iowa
City Republican.
The Black Democracy never will have
done With thhir attempts to humbug the PEG.
pie in the grossest aud most outrageous man.
ner. Mr.. Gillaspy is VIGOROUSLY UNFIT for
any once connected with educational affairs
lie does not deny it. He boasts Of such dis.
qualification. He makes ii part Of his polit.
ical stock in trade. The idea Of placing him
at the head Of . Board Of Educaton--his sc.
rious nomination for that Office seems toe
preposterous to be credible, did we not know
that the party to which he is attached is to
tally Indifferent to such paltry consideration,
- personal fitness for Office. People NAV
perhaps, suppose that State Convention
would not deliberately put in nomination 70,
such an ONCE, man totally uneducated and
every way unfit. But they don't appreciate
how much State Conventions Of the Blacl
Democracy are things Of management ant
intrigue. And after the experience they
have had with Eads, one would think tina
State Convention, even, would hesitate be-
fore presenting As candidate for higl
once in the educational department Of gov.
eminent, mere specializing ignorsmuses and
political mountebnnks. But ii seems other
wise. They show no inclination to ceas,
specializing upon the credulity of the people
and endeavoring 70 outrage their confidence
We shall soon see how entirely successful
they will prove in this new attempt. Fol
ourselves we have little fear. They en-
throned the goddess of reason as the repre-
sentative OF the Most High, in France, once
but We observe no record of the act beiap
performed second time. The people Of
Iowa set up Doc. Eads, the Representatives Of
underground Ignorance, ms their intellectual
minister and representative, once, blu. ",
don't believe they can be cheated into tn,
repetition Of such an act.