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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19
- CLOTHING -
~ FOR THE MILLION

WE are now receiving \ large stock Of Cloihing
w which has been bon 4ht low and will be- sold
low for cash. The prices suited for hard times
and the goods are for al kinds Of onstomsn. The
stock comprises every style and quality Of Cloth
ing, Gentlemen 3 Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Va:
Uses, Carpet Bags, and everything commonly kept
in our limo.
Customers win 6nd ID for their interest TO call q
wesre determined - cell - cheap ~ the cheapest
and We desire to SEQ everybody com1ortAbay eolhed
We don't charge anything Tor sho wing goods,
and are always pleased TO sec customer even II
they don't bay.
Main and johnson. ss
Ssptl7d 8. POLLOCK 3 co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19

THH DKs MoINRs VALLEY WING Ia published
every Monday at this ONCE lis one ofthe oldest
papers in Iowa, and has widely extended circu-
Iation throughoutthe Des Moines Valley, North
srn Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19
All you that want mate,
And to marriage do incline,
If you have slid through -,
Now don't through 80.
Trees, Tree u

Treos, Trccs1 81
A great variety OF Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, for sale at No. S, Estes House, Main
street.
N. B.-Everything sold U0rv0nfsd to be
true to name, or the money will be refunded.
Sept. 7, $3.50. VIM. BARNES.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


KNT r n r l. \ = y Eli AA
Mrs. M. TALON
u RESPECTFULLY solicits the attention Of the
N Ladies' TO her NEW STOCK Of
Eall and Winter Goods.
The latest styles end fashions and various quail
tiles, to suit al tastes, have been selected.
Ladiss' Kid and Cashmere 0auntlets, Kid
Gloves, oil solors;
Embroidsries, Mourning Collars and Sets !;
Corssts and 6kirt-Snppsrtsrs;
Ladies' Super Msrino Finish Veess:
CLOAK6 AND 6HAWLS;
DOnm0ts, RlbhOns,
HOOP SKIRTS, zEPHYR OF11A HOODS.
And every thing usually comprised in this depart
msnt will be found In her store, 1t wholesals and
retail. NO. 81 kAIN.ET.
Sept. 10, SD
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Rally at Fort Madison

kirkwood will speak in Fort Madison OF
Tuesday night, September Goth. Let th,
Madisonians be out in force.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19

c. Polly Frisch, whe has been tried sew.
sral times 1t Batavia, N. T., on : charge Of
having murdered her child, was on Thursday
last finally convicted, and sentenced to b
hanged ia Novembos next.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19

GT"A man is, in general, bettsr pleased,
says Dr.. johnson, "when he hss good din
rer upon the table, than when his wife talks
Greek,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19

HProf. Blaisdcll, Of Cincinnati, he's 90
oepted tho sappoissment Of Professor Of
Rhetoric and fEnglish Literature, 10 Bsloit
.(Wis.) College, in plass Of Prof. Fisk, who
has been appointed TO the Profsssorship Of
Sacred Rhetoric in tho Chicago Theological
Seminary
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19

mot reouire the Warrant Book to be copied,
sinply bssauss snoh copy does not furnish
ths Information the people want, nor pus i
into the shape that il can b understood. ~
This exhibit Of tho Warrant Book recounts
ll5s warrants, upon no system, method o.
order, except the order Of time in which they
were issued. Warrants for jurors fees and
pauper children. warrsats for printing blanks
for county officers, and for drugs and pota.-
toes for the Poor House, follow each eth
and mingle all nAnasr Of subjects and Oh
kinds Of sums, from four bits TO several hum
dred dollars. Ths expense Of any particular
department o. county Affairs can not b as
osrtainsd without wading through the entire
COPY Of tho Warrant Book and picking out
she items, and then one does not know whesh-
or oil the warrsnts have been issued.
Had thu Exhibit bsen made under appro-
pirate headings, with each separate branch
Of expenditure, it would have taken Ter less
space and conveyed definite and useful infor-
nation. But it would seem that there was
nothing further from tho Judges desire and
intention than that.
Why, II business man should direct his
clerk to make out an exhibit Of his affairs,
and the clerk should thsreupon 60 and copy
the "Blotter" for the year past and bring it to
him, he would do substantially what Judge
Boyes has done for the people Of Lee ooun-
ty. Had the Judge just put the matters in
shape and exhibited the expenses Of court
under the appropriate hsadings-- Grand Ju-
rors 30 much--Petit Jurors so much-Ofhcers
and Witnesses Fees in Criminal Cases 30
much, &c, lit would not have required 1.-THE
Of the space that the COPY Of each separate
warrant to each individual does, and would
have been clear and satisfactory, and the GER
| tifcates on file, or even the Warrant Book in
| his ofhce, would have been tho ultimate
voucher for the doubling.
But to 60 on with this Exhibit, spread ou
in all its voluminous proportions before "
The next Ave pages are devoted to copies Of
the Poor House, Warrant Book and thu
Bridge Warrants, and a very careful reading
of them leaves one without single accurate
idea as to the expense of improvements and
Of carrying on the Poor Farm and the Poor
House, and as to the cost Of the bridges
built and repaired. One may be able
to separate the different items and add them
up and thus find how much has been paid out
for these purposes. But no person can tell
from tho Exhibit the cost Of improvements
of bridges, repsirs or anything else, for the
Exhibit simply shows what warrants have
been paid, and what for but whether in part
payment or in full does not appear, and can
seldom be inferred.
Having devoted forty-one pages to copy
of the Warrant Books, Judge Boyles reserves
the remaining two for salaries Of county Of.
6oers, receipts and assets. And as We are
pretty much tired out in looking over these
county "Blottsrs" for the past year, We will
just make rest, and take up the other two
/ uaras IN n futura oeaaaion
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Keokuk Book-Bindery,

Kookuk Book-Bindory,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY.
OLANK Books made and ruled to any required
DpAttsrn. Court Records j Justices Docksts, A.
SCISSORS Books Poll Books, DO, TO-, furnished q
short notice.
Old Books, MAsasines, Music, TO-, bound or re-
bound in any style desired.
my Bindsry will be found In xcCuns'
Building, corner or Main and Sssond-sts.
sep lid ISAAC n. PEARCK.
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Randall House,
HOS. RANDALL. Proprioto

Randall House.
THO6. RANDALL, Proprietor.
V,HE wELLKNowE HOUSE FORMERLY
i known ~ the WEsrsRH HorsL, has been thor
oughly repaired and painted, and is now ready 70
accommodate the travelling pubic with board and
lodging on the most reasonable terms. The tab 10
viii be furnished with the best the market affords
septl5dsm
f1NHE members OF the IOWA STATE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY are hereby notified that
there will be meeting Of the members Of said
Company, 1t their olioc In the city OF Keokuk, on
the 18th day Of October next, ct 3o'clock p. Of
sad day.
business of special importance viii be presented
for the scHon Of the meeting; full attendance Ia
desired.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
VIM. +. TURNER, Sec'y.
Sept Is, ls50-d&wtd
wx. y. TURNER. JOHN Y. caAIa.
TURNER n CRAIG,
Att r = . 81 Il q W
SOLICITORS In CHANCERY,
AEOAUA :. ~
WILL give strict attention 70 all basiAess en-
wv trusted to their care, in Lee county, Iowa,
and In Hancock county, III. They win attend
regularly the Courts ut Carthage.
OFFICE-On Eecond-street, between lain and
johnson. TAU 70 -d6m1
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DAYfoN, o., Sept IA.
The Methodist Confersass adjourned sine
dis, Mis- p. n. The rssolutions il favor Of
lay rspressntation ware passsd BY large
majority. q.
The next Annual Conference viii be held
1t oxfUrd.
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w. u. Wood
To AGENT ron TAE ROl1l1O WING
J. REL1A DLE LIFE AND FIRE IN.
SUKzNUE COMP ANIEo:
mutual Benefit Lite FMS. Co.
Net aSoumulation Jan. !, 80, q, OOl, ooO.ol.
\ This CoupAny has larger aecunulation com
pared With it, liabilities than any other Life In
surance Co. In the United States.
20 persons In this city hare their lives injured
In this Company.
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. or NEW YORK.
cash OaPisAi e3OO, 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms co. or NEW YORK.
Cash Capital $500, 900.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. CO. Or BRO0KLYN,N
Cash Capital ESQ 900.
QUAKER CITY ms. 90. OF PHILADELPHIA.
Capital and Surplus, jan. l. l949,
tS24 1901 42a
- Particular attention given TO Marine and
Fire Insur ance. Contract Policies Issued.
0tfieB-on Third-st, Ksokuk Iowa.
W. L. WOOD, Agent.
EsptsnbeS, ID, 186o-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19

The Locofoce Candidates Gen sured.
The Democratic majority Of the Commit
tee on Elections IN Congress, in the Poll Book
case, said In their reports
YouR COMMITTEE WOULD NOT BE uNpHRsrooD
Al JusrlTYINo THE coNDUcr or THE CLRRK or
THE BoAED or CoMxIssIoESas Or AoaRoS
CouNrx, on or THOSE WHO AlsfAGfsD rss
POLL BOOK AND SUBSEQUENTLY OBTAINED IT /;
ON THE CONTRARY, WE THINK THAT
III MERITS THE SEVEREST CENSURE.
Hall carried OF the Poll Book: Thompson
and Mason detained il; Dodge approved it,
and called for three cheers, at the Rddyville
Barbecue, in honor Of the guilty clsrk.
Dodge, Mason and Hall are now candi-
dates before the people, and ask them TO
honor the Pollock robbers whom their
own friends in Congress regarded ~ msrisiug
the sevsrest censure.
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G. The town hall ct Medford, Mass, VA
destroyed by FIRE last week.
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NTDuring the last three months 4,747
children have died in New York--an average
Of over so per day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19

Benjamin Whitlack, . merchant OF
New York city, owns a estate OF 1000 acres
in Westchestsr, on which he 10 erecting .
palace, not yet completed, after the style Of
Inc Tuilleries, with . stable Of go horses,
and other things TO match, II has already
cost him half million dollars, and the plans
are only half carried out, Whom completed
it will Be the grandsst country seat on the
western continent.
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ETHowell cannot vote for foreign born
citizen unless he will perjure himself by the
oath he took when he joined the dark lantern
Observation-Disclosures.
Such is the interpretation which Clagets
and Eads give to the Know-Nothing pledge.
Hence the Locofoco party, which counts on
the aid Of "fve thousand Americans" 10
Iowa, and which is led in this county by
Clagett, Smith and the prominent Know
Nothings-" put none but Americans on
guard" For, had they nominated for
eigners, they could not, after having taken
that "orrible hoath," support them at the
polls.
We had supposed that the mutual pledges
Of members in Know Nothing lodges bound
them only so long as they continued mem
bsrs of the Order, and, so regarding it, we
had not the slightest suspicion that any one
held different opinion, till Clagett announced
in public speech that he still regarded the
pledge binding, and. should hold any one who
had been member Of Know Nothing lodge
"a perjured villain" If he voted for for
eigner. We understand that there were
scores Of Know Noshings ct the State Con-
vention, and some eighteen or twenty Know
Kothings at the Locofoeo County Conven-
ton, and, if they all held tho faith according
to the Interpretation put upon it BY Clage.t
aad Eads, it is no wonder Hugsl and O'Con-
nor were blaokballed. It 10 possible that
there were as many at the Republican Con-
ventions, but, not holding Know Nothing
pledges binding forever, they had no fears
Of perjury before their eyes in nominating
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19

Those desiring Insurance will do well to Gall ut
the Agency OAlee Of @. K. DIMOND,
sept .I8dln Main-st., over Ogden's Book Store
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19

eTA tremendous conHagration occurred
at Halifax on the 10th, which destroyed ave
whole blocks numbering Fifty buildings. 1t
10 reported that three men were killed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19

TThe inevitable PArson Brownlow 10
again sxtant though in rather damaged
condition. He 10 now 1t the Virginia Springs
for the benefit OF his voice, which he has al
most entirely lost bat he says he intsnds to
rsiss II against Looofocoism ~ long - he
can, and whom be can no longer speak, he
intends to MAKE MOUTHS At THn RAscALLY con-
CIRN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-19

GTThe New York Tribune says that "Mr.
Dickens is not coming to this country after
all" We have no doubt, that II ever ae
comes, he will come "after all'' he can get.
-[Lou. Jour. +a
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The New York letter writer koep %
sys out for weekly paragraph u The or
psnse Of Senior Ovisdo, tho old Cuban OF
i'untold wealth" who il about to marry tho
beautiful Miss Bartlett. One Of these fell
rows has had . squirt 1t the brides trous-
seau at Genin's, and says that seventy 1--WE
new dresses are now ready for her, while
her lingerie French for clean clothss) cost
1000.
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fret nation not only to sympAthisc with the
American revolution, but also to furnish the
money to keep up the war Of Independence.
The Eollanders, therefore, are materially
identified with the history Of the North Amer
lean Republic, more 30, in fact, than any
other nation. Intelligent men of other ma
tions have theories OF liberty, but the Hol.
landers have the practical knowledge. They
have m experience Of centuries Of republi-
can liberty, and they oan show history OF
republicnnism and repuhlicsn heroes. That
very small people in numbers sould vanquish
Spain, when it was 10 tho height Of its glory,
that people could resist and overawe France
under Louis XIV; Holland coald send her
triumphant Aest Ia the THAMES and burn the
royal vessels in sight Of the trembling sspi-
tai OF Gseat Britain. II could give to Eng
land William iii, and with him constitu-
tional liberty. It GOULD found bank that
mover failed, extend ito commerce over the
whole world, and lay tho foundation OF the
Empire State Of the American Union. It
could in the time Of the American revolution
pour it's millions into the treasury Of the re-
volted eolonies, and 30 keep up the contest
against England. AT present Holland has
sent emigrants to the Republic, and having
become - soon - possible oitisens Of tho
United States, they will, - true liberty low
ing republicans, maintain their old national
principle, and work with every liberty low
Ing ard liberty defending rr::z-::y .sa;as. :iae
aggression Of slavery and againaha party
who tries to misuse the name OF democracy
for the support Of an administration which
has In the lsst two years, in every respect,
tried to suprlant the sovereignty Of the pso-
pie and 70 establish slavery = national in
stitu.ioD. The Hollandsrs have invented
liberty and they will maintain il como what
may [Pslla Gazette.
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QTWm. Ownsy, Of Southampton county,
Va, died few days since, aged loo years
and months. He was engaged in the bat
tie Of Brandywine, and also st Petersburg,
Va, when Arnold paid that town visit
The old soldier had never taken medicine in
his life, and in his last illness positively re-
fused to have it administered.
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Q"irt City-On Sunday night last the city
was thoroughly patrolled from one extreme to
tue oiner, by large numbers OF men aud all of
tnenrdeelare that they never saw it as peace
ao!e and orderly in their lives. Not only was
tnere no disturbance or improper gatherings
butafter the usual hour for retiremen t scarcely
human being save the patrol and police were
10 be seen in the streets. Neither the Mayor
nor any of his aids anticipate any disturbance
from any source, and for that reason see no ne
cessity Tor volunteer patrols. That timid ladies.
however. may feel no alarm for their safety
during the absence of u portion of the militia
ry, we deem 1t proper to say, that annie ar
rangements have been made for any emergeu
cy, and that two thousand men, armed and
equipped, can be called into service i'm ten
minutes time. Company Is, the Grenadiers
the Artillery, the state Guard, the I4ancers
Company G, the Henrco Troop, the Fire Bri
gade. Sons OF Malta, Knights Templar, anc
hundreds of private citizens are prepared t.
take the field at moments warning from th
Mayor and his aids.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-22

Mr.. Lowe has postponed his balloon trip to
Europe. He promises, however, to land in
England before the Great Easiern comes to
the United States.
York has nominated Vim. +. Hayemeyer for
Mayor, and Samuel j. Tilden as corporation
counsel.
A gin house, wnh two little negroes and
some Is bales of cotton, belonging to s. A.
Dowdeli, was burnt recently in Chambers
county, Ala. fesa
A convict named VIM. Griffith, was shot
dead while in a state of rebellion, by Dr. Bur-
rows, one OF the lessees OF the Alabama State
Prison.
In the Mississippi peniten,iary are confinosi
one hundred and seven cenyicfs; twenty lone
persons have been pardoned in less than one
year.
The receipts of the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad for the month OF October, amounted
to St54, ,75i,g7.
Paul Morphy is enjoying the hospitalitsss Of
| The caess amateurs in Baltimore lie leaves
ON "Wednesday for louisiana
Mr. Bates, OF Mo, has been nominated for
| President at town meeting in E.opus, and
| Cameron, OF Pa, for Vice President.
The subscription for the memorial Of the late
| Alexander Won Humboldt, In Germany, has
| already reached the sum OF st,DU0 tkaiers.
| military force hiss been detached from
| Fort Ripiy and sent 10 the southwestern part
| Of Minnesota, TO qneii Indian disturbances.
| The Cleveland Piaineiealer snys: 1--WE are 10
have wing Of The Republican party distinct.
/ iy organized as a sinnatie partyss
| There Is said TO be no hops Of the recovery
of the Hon Lynn Boyd. Lieutenant Tower
nor elect OF kentuc X
| John Brown, Jr., B through Eiucinaati
last week, en- route t5Chsrlestown, Va, u
visit his father.
Col. Howard's dis.iIlsry, near Atlanta Ca,
was destroyed by IRE, en- Tharsday morning
last
A little son Of Mr.. , r. Judge was Killed re.
Gently IN Eataw, Ala, by In aOstdsnsal dis
charge Of gun. -
Mr.. Frank Farreli. aeoaducsor oA he Psnn-
Svisanta Railroad, VIA killed % Tharsday
morning. s.
The Hartford Times says sixty srots II II
sun can now he seen with = good telescope.
Ex.Presidsnt Eiiimcye contsmplnaAa visitins
the south during the winter.
Mayor LincoIn. Of Hosfonx hAs hsen nowf.
mated for reelection.
The yellow fever hns disnpp9ort at Hc9a,
ton. Texas Heavy froeln hAse aetin.
Mary G. Cole, Ard about ~ Weo drounoa
at Baltimore lAst SATURDAY. s.s
VIM. EasAn was drowned At n,
q, LAST FrltAy, 49,
Tas 0rorgiA House of l,e1eoete6 - ron111
I'LL req qsfftno szecstipne = - g1vntA
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The Martinsburg Gazette of Saturday, sa,

OLD BROWNS PIKEs.-Ever since Browns
raid upon Virginia, Harpers Ferry has been
point of special interest to travellers upon the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The few min
utes' stoppage Of the trains there is devoted to
curious looks at the Armory buildings, and to
an inspec ton of the marks left by Shcrpe's RI
ne bullets on the surrounding buildings. This
curiosity has been turned to account by the
sale of trophies from the field OF battle, oid
Browns pixies forming the principal staple,
which were presented in bristling array as the
trains drew up, and passengers solicited 70
"Bny an Ossawotomie pike For some time
the genuine article was plenty, and many pas.
sengers carried off in triumph specimens OF
those Misunderstanding weapons. The ae.
mand, however, outlasted the supply, and
speculative genius of the town entered into the
manufacture OF acounterfeit article. and pixies
costing seventy i've cents were readily sold for
two and three dollars. The railroad company
finally put IN end TO the speculation, which
was becoming an annoyance to timid passen-
sers by interdictiBg the sale and driving the
pike venders 4 the platform.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-22

improvement in Street Lights.-No one who
has occasion to walk our streets at night can fail
TO notice the steady brilliancy of the street
lamps in the upper portion of the city. Upon
enquiring into the cause, we learned that Supt
Fry had, by direction Of the COMMITTEES on
Light removed the old fashioned burners and
substituted those of Gleason's patent for them
The experiment has been tried only on a por.
ton OF the lamps in the highest part of the
city, where the pressure being greatest there i.
more waste of gas constantly going on through
the old burners. These new burners rs VIZ
learn from gentlemen familiar with their con.
struction, regulate the flow of gas and thus
prevent any waste. They are, therefore decid
edly superior to those formerly used; and rs
they improve the light, it is to be hoped thai
the Council Committee viii order them to be
placed on every public lamp in the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-22
vs. Eyentbose who are i'm the enioymen,

uS Even those who are in the enJOymen nt
of perfect health frequently have need te have re
course TO toHics as preventives of disease. We
never too we'll armored against the assaults of 1.-THE
ills that flesh is heir to- Such !nylgorator they
may fnd in HOSTETTER'S BITTERS-a medi-
that cannot he taken egularly without giving
vitality and elasticity 10 the system. Al this sea
SON. particularly, the stronsest man IS not proof
against the malaria, in certain sections oi the
country. In all eases Of fever and ague. the BIT
TEaS is more potent than any amount of qninine7
While the most dangerous cases OF bilious lever
weld To its wonderful properties Those who have
tried the medicine will never another. for asss
Of the ailments which the HosTETTER BiTTSRs
Processes tn suldue. To those who have not MADE
The experiment, we cordially recommend an early
application to the BlTrERs. whenever they are
stricken by diseases of the digestive organs.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-22

EXCITEMENT IN TExAs-The whole of Texas
seems 10 be aroused by the scenes enacted at
Brownsville. The people (says the N q. Plea
yune) will not wait longer for the action of
the General Government, but will precipiiate
themselves upon the disturbers of the peace,
and follow them, If necessary, into the terri
tory of the Mexican States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-22

MGrehiag Orders.--A party of citizens o.
Hanover county arrested q gang of gipses on
Saturday last, and after giving them patient
hearing ordered them 10 pull MP stakes and
travel as fast as their teams could carry them
These stroiiing vagabonds, if they do nothing
worse, induce slaves TO steal for heir benefit
and occasionally help themselves 10 bags oi
grain and choice poultry from the barns OF
farmers. The South has no use for such skuik-
ing pests, ana should not tolerate them a sin
gle moment. Let the people of the adjoining
counties be on the alert for gipsies and other
wanderers, and keep them moving until they
get North of Mason & Dixon's line.