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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-08

EVANS & BIDLEnlAN
WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALrRsIS
BOOTS SHOES,
i o { b er and xindinEs,
NO. Iss MAIN-sT., KEoKUK, IOWA,
Arsnow receiving large anA veil selected stosk 81
BOOTS. SHOES.
Leaf n z n. RlN DaN0s.
And Pl1stenn' Hair,
Which they ofsr to their num<rous frisads and The
pubiic
AT Low fRICEB.
Laaisss Caters and Ksa Dooss,
MISSES CATERS AND KID BOOTS,
Ladies', KiA and Morocco alippers.
MISSES KID AND MOROCCO SLIPPERS,
an kinAs oJ Laa.es', Msses' and Genre Pesgex wo,A
ALwArs or HAsp.l
Oak and Red Sole-leather,
HARNESS sKIRrINo, BRrDLE AND COLLAR
MOROCCO, LIAINGS, BINDINGS,
ARD ALL kixps or
Up r Il Il y E a r u z ~
CONSTANTLY On aAyD.
FRENCH AND GERMAN KIP CALF SKINS
Alsn. SEao Eind.nR Rsr.- I-esainSs. Gal=
looms, u um Cloth, Laces, Backing, re.
RlasSerers, HAIR AlWaVs on Hand.
REMEMBER TIE PLACE,
1873 Matn.ss.. opposite ksses House.
-oesotdAw EVANS : BIDLEMAN.
i. A. EB 8 I0,
Candy Mandatory,
Main-st., between 4th and StA,
n M yrNHNy
A LwAYSo on hand, large assortment Of Plain
f1snd Fancy Candies, Gam Drops, Losenges, Be-,
| q the lowest prices. lmeh1 DIAL
JOHN n. HU n ME8, M, -.
II o n q PATHIc PHYSIC IAN,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
nFFICE and Residence On Fulton-st., between
" 9Th and 5th. (msh3odl
I'll MISS 4. KING, ~
N1ailrStset, bctwcea End and 5rd,2 2
ID ETURNS her thanks TO The Ladies Cor their
past patronage, and hopes to have = continuauee
1 OF toe same. She takes pleasure. In announcing
| that she has just returned with . full supply o1
SPRING GOODS.
INCLUDING THE LATEST STYLES OF
s. rim & a s q N N . Bonnets,
FANCY GOODS,
And in short tho usual variety. Ladies are Invited
| 10 call and cxsmine. March Sod
Il -
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KiLLED.-On Saturday last son Of Mr..
J.. L. Gets, about years Of age, accident
ally fell into > pit or we'll Some 6fsy feet
deep, near the 6rst toll-gats, and wAs in
stantly killed. His neck and limbs wsrs
broken and be was otherwise badly bruised.
The veil will nov probably be Allied up OF
covered over.
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xB1 1x1G011
SEWING MACHINES
In ORDER TO PLACE THE
BEST FAMILY MACHINES In rMR
WOALD
Within the rsach Of al We have reduced oar
Letter a, Or Tvamsosrss M1ttJs MachInss,
NTH Hemwsev,)
Beautifully ornsmsntsd. 70 80.
tn ks u LETTER A N OHINEs
Csnsain Recsns vaIuabIe Improve.
nsnts.
We vosld ask fer them before Purchasing else
vhsrs) the special attention Of Vest makers,
Dress mAkert, and ii who want Machines Tor light
manufacturing purposes.
Singers No. lkl Standard Shuttle hafhils
both Of very general application and capacity and
popular in the family and manutactory. Prices
reduced, respectively from 1ls6 and $50 to $50
and 900.
6INGBR'S NO. 5 STANDARD SHUTTLE Ma
CHINE,
For Carriage-makerS and heavy leather work
Price, complete, e125.
The singer Machines
nske the interlocksd stitch, which IL the best
stitch known. They aes Of great speed, easily un-
defst0o6, simple In structure, Of great durability,
adapted 70 the heaviest and hghteSt good, IN
ishsd IN the most perfect msnner and may b assd
for several years without requiring repair
THE sTANDARD MACHINE
For Tailoring Boot and Shoe Making, Harness
Making, Carriage Trimming, 10, viii do more
work, earn more money, aod 10 chsapert than these
OF any other maker gift.
We hsye always on hand HEMMIN0 HAT6ES,
SILK TWIST, LINEN AND COTTON THREAD
on SPO0LS, BEST MACHINE OIL In bottles, -.
CAICAG 60 AG ENCY. Ne. 50 Ciark-ss.
lsheraan Heuse.)
~ AHt6S yoT IHe ABOVE Age1cy MouI0 %
Addrssssd ~. N. sINGRR 4 Ca.o
!. n. BILLINGS. Agent for Ksokuk. Iowa.
| HA-All persons requiring information about
SEWING MACHINES, their sizes, prices, work
ing eapacits and the best methods VI purcha sinR
can obtain it BY sending fer . copy Of
4. NJ. Singer 4 Cs.ss Gazette,
Which 10 . beautiful pictorial paper entirely d.
| voted 10 the subject.
1T WILL BE SENT GRATIS.
4. II. 1fNGEm 4 Co..
NO. i5s BROADWAY,
| Aprii4-dSw NEw-Yoax.
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DAY e BRO.
Wholesale GrOcerS,
Nd. los HIAIN.sT.,

A kK in receipt Of
= 30 kegs assorted Nails,
100 bxs. herman Soap,
50 +" Fancy Toilet soap.
70 dor. extra wire handled brooms
- bxs. assorted Candy,
100 . Fancy Candies,
80 rsans Writing Paper,
y, 0Oo Envelopes,
5000 assorted Cigars.
$4,000 HAvanns B's
50 lbs. indigo,
10 bbls. assorted Euts,
lee kegs Bicarb Soda,
: tics. Rice,
90 6xs. assorted HIase,
80 Cotton Yarn,
10 gross Matches,
200 reams wrapping Paper,
BESIDES large stock Of the various articles Of
0rocsraes, which We oner at the very lowest figure
We viii 1T all times pay the highest prics for
Hides, Furs, Pelts, Feathers, Beeswsx. and such
articles Of produce rs viii preserve their nature In
transportation.
SePtl2d
Dsssoiusson or Co-Parsner.hip.
snh Partnership heretofore existing between
i Drs. NJ. W. Hicks and J. Ii. Andrews IL iris d.y
dissolved by mutual consent.
N. hicks continues the practice Of Dentistry ct
tAs old stand.
Az persons indebted to the srn are requested to
NJ. ". HTCKE.
ksoknk, Dec. Is. 1860. JH.ANDREWs.
aso2ldlw
Enve10Pes! EnvcIOpes
kDOkIB-FOLiO, Omcial Cons u lar, Lega Invoice
1 Bank, Document, Packet Post. Commerce Al
Post, Ball Ticket, Letter, Commercial Note, Bath
Pay, Notes caid, and Drug Envelopes of sty lee
ana prices. lust received IT
OGDEN BKOWNELL co.'s
City Book Store. 81. Main-st.
shs Adventures % JAMES CAPkk 40.
AMo, Mosntaineer and Grissly Bear Hunter
oSDEN. BRowHRLL co.
New Books!!
TINE PRINCEsS IA LII Miss GILBERT,s
! CAREER; this day received q
OGDEN BROW NELL ACO.'E
CRY BOOK SroRB.
Nsvle-d No. 81 Main-st.
1nO BBLS. DAYTON ALE just received and
4OOfos sale by STAFFORD 4 McCUNE.
March ll-dlm
Snn BUSH. DRIED APPLRs reoei we'd on c1o-
nehI1din STAFFORD I MocuNE.
WOOLEN = AGE
w WI. AUSTIN CO.,
nov9daw MS Asin-st.
sugars.
.kU At the low prices, and for sale ysr, Low By
BY KELLOGG = BiRGR
mhl3 IS nsin-.t.
MOI0SSeS.
On BBLS. Plantation and sugar House. in bhls..
w 3bols. and kegs, for sale BY
KELLOGG BIRGE,
mills 50 MAin-st.
Coffee.
so BAGSja's received =. Rs fGr ;sls !os
hat
Dried Apples and
Peaches.
100 'AoA' 90 ' xsL LIZ z r1aos.
mhlS IS Main-st.
Clever Seed.
t1 1sa fsI1 y AAllos' : IS s, n.'a.:..
Cement.
50 BBLs. fresh ground: i e! ssls Low hy
h.reh,sd Ahllosa : IS s1 M.ia..,.
Wanted.
ILLINOIS DIsGn EDIT Ed = K
! NOT ~ AT PAM for Groceries at tho Low
- CASH Prices, 1t the Grocery store Of
KELLOGG 4 BIRGE.
nhIo % Main-st.
GUnmy B0XS4
- - KELLOGG BIRaE,
MILD 06Nain-st.
I,os oo1roS S S1as !. ,A1D
j W. n.AUSTIN : Co.,
UovndkW 10 Aain~oA. Ss4
IO.Aro si..o..
Nd 1l0s
nsIi11Ss N.z.Ausru 400
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AWWhvALb 1T LEI6HTUN AOUbE.
APRIL 3.
WOgdsn, carthage-W Allen, Troy-W Z Mo-
Intosh, Mcintosh, John McIDtosh, Wslsvills
N Raymond, St Louis-N Bailey. G n Ksteh-
I'm, b HraneisvIlls-A AcMasters, Alton Epsl-
ding, Ind-S Smith, coiumbis--w Jsssemore. Ply.
noath-H TAlcott, Amsterdam, N wv No.
Qasen. Abba, Iowi--Mrs n Johnson, Quincy
Hampton, Warsaw, Ills.
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A NBw MlLLxaIrn ExcIrExsNr. Throush
many parts Of Canada, the excitsment Ia
reference 70 tho second advent Of Christ u
again revived, and the new prophets Of the
Miller school arc springiDg up, Who assume
50 have disco ssrsd that the Saviour's appear
anoe will positively TAKE. place il 1868.
GA young gentleman, who bad Just naT-
risd An undsrsiSed beauty, says she would
have been tailor, bat she y nade OF such
prscious materials that Nature soald not q.
lord Is.
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jersey County Bank.
Humbo1dt g.
Narragansstt
Nest WsIcems News.
The report thas Sumter had been attacked
By the traitor army u Charleston, was 70
ssivsd BY the Rspsblisaos Of our city on
Saturday norning, With words Of joyoss
wsleons, and throughout the day the Rspab-
Dan consciousness beAned With sstisfastion
and hope. For weeks past they hsss bsss
hearing with restless dissasisfaesion, deep
sning into deeper and ssill deeper gloom,
the reports favoring policy OF "nasseriy
inactivity" on the part OF the Adainistrs-
tion. They have seen the Ssnounssnsns thst
the Surrender Of Fort Sumter vss resolved
upon - .snilitary necessity" and that il
wss 10 eonteupiation TO evasoats Fort Pick
ios - grand stroke in the pesse pro-
grsmns. They had seen hostile srniss
esthsring in tie South, and The stars and
stripes qoaiiing It their approach, till their
isdignasson and shagrin being sxhsssssd they
had snsk into hopsless desperation. Tho
Government seemed afflicted With chronic
disrrhns Of peace palliativss, and the conn
try vas seized With the dry rot and vas fast
disintegrating.
With ibis feeling, and in this spirit, the
news Of hossilities 1t II. Sumter flashed .
beam Of light and hope into all hearts. A
score or more Of Republicans who bad about
made Up their minds 70 20 over TO sbs Dem.
osrscy or the Devil-the differences scarcely
psresptibls-incontinsn shouted the Rspub
lican var cry, and prepared to buckle on
their arnor for the fray.
PsasMAfrxo An 0rricEa.-Richard Cess.
ford Who MAS jusged for thirty days last
week, Vas taken TO Monsrose, to ansver the
above charge With which 10 that Of larceny.
Dick provided himself with tin stsr, and
representing himself as one Of MarhsIl
Roeksfeller's deputies, stopped 40 individual
and, on prstenee Of searching him for bad
s..ss!ss - S. Esd ~s..sshh fsf5m hrs
victim.
Lscruxs.-Mrs. Wells will lecture in the
8utt OoPstos N0uAOe1 Aeuo-oe1 WIZ 0ou.
day. svesing. Those Who wish to aid .
good cause 10 practical way, can have no
better opportunity. We presume Mrs. w ellis
10 good salkeE, and she must have many in
tsressing facts TO tell.
KILLED.-On Saturday last son Of Mr..
J. L. Gets, about years Of age, accident
ally fell into pit or we'll some City feet
deep, near the hrst toll-gats, and wAs in
stAntly killed. His neck and limbs we're
broken and be was otherwise badly bruised.
|, The ssll viii now probably be Allied up OF
covered over.
GTlt i unescessary to refer our readers
20 Stsrn's advertisement in another column;
it's attractive ssough without. To those in
search Of bargains in Clothing, Hats, Boots,
10, ue beg them TO remember Stern's two
stores on Main street.
Our neu Mayor, DR.. Brics,
will BIO inauEarssed to-day, and. the new
Council viii bs sworn in.
IMessrs. Cady, Jones 4 Peck are put
ting up Fairbanks Hay Scales in place Of
tho old one.
spring ssA AuaMsr CIsthIng.
vencil = Jones have just opened ADs
stock Of Clothing, Gsntlemsn's Fornishine
L.
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LscrUxB.-Mrs. Wells will lecture 10 the
First Bapsiss Church, Third-st., this Mon
day. svening. Those Who wish to aid .
good causs in practical way, can have no
better opportunity. We presume Mrs. Wells
10 good talker, and she must have many in
fAYeatins faots 70 tell.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.
DUKE BARRETT will remove 70 Harry Fsl
toss cornsr-3d and Main strests-oa the l5t
inst. fApradtd1
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Offers or Conditional EMlIstments
from Lhe Rnok Cnum.Ie..

OHers Of Conditional EMlistments
from Ihe Back COumIIeH.
We confess that we are not much taken
with the military manifestations thus far
in SOME OF the back counties. We have
already had two companies that have come
To Wheeling to enlist, the one from Hurri-
sou and the other from Monongalia coun-
ty, aud they have gone away again with
OUt enlisung. They came here under a
mistake, they sny. aud that mistake was
in surprising that they were To be muster
ed into the United States service in West
cru Virginih, and not liable to be taken
beyond our own boundaries, which would
he i pretty way OF eulisting soldiers, in
deed. Major oakes very properly refused
to listen to any such - condition. and sent
the men home Sgaiu. 1t would he fancy
rirce of soldering to enlist men simply to
defend their own hear,hstunes. Most
anybody would agree to be enlisted for an
indefinite length of time, on those coudi-
tions. Bat that kind of soldering won,
do. What we want are men who will en-
list, not only to protect Western Virginia.
but the Union, just as the noble volunteers
from Taylor county have done, and j.st as
the brave boys from the Panhandle have
also done. None of them asked for a
condition to their enlistment They want
ed no such child's play proviso. They were
willing to 80 10 Washington, 10 Eiarper's
Ferry TO Richmond, or anywhere else
AID now, while they are oat ightiug the
battles OF the mountain counties those
souutiss either fail to respond to the call
for volunteers altogether. or else send up
TO Us meu who must set their own terms
on which they will consent to do duty =
All such Offers of aid the government re-
ppdiates. She wants only those vhQ are
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Livery Stable and Stock for Sale.
Hydro-Carbon Oil.

VIE Subscribers desire inform Consumers AZ,
Dealers in Carbon pil| that they have recently
erected "a refinery fr the stitiattMl nanuEtc
thre Ut etry superior lE,lrU-CaUOn iI. for ilIuni-
hating PURPOSES. All the latest improvements in the
pnrihrA'iun flml preparation of Native Petroleum
have been Adopted.
Thc srs'uluvtntAge of \ BRLLTNxr light. and the
chap cost at WHICH it may he had. will induce Al
economical house keeper t" Adopt Dii-ts tire
safety wi recommend it strongly in the stead Of all
explosive burning dnidS now IN use.
According to a careful test mule Ivy us one pint If
onr '.liydr"Carhon uil" will give ~ brilliant light
equal to ut least cn!cs fr y hours milking
the cost only 20 Of per hour; the SIZE Of uI,.
can lie re quilted As required and gnd light pro
UENT
TO personal in want Of a cheap and good I.mbrI,
eating iil' for machinery nT any kind we can recon-
mend onr Machinery ilr made In part from PetrO
l"nm and furnished { any required density.
oil IN hand. put mp in package. Of any desirable
size from barrels to quart cans.
Warehouse ON Market Alley.
je1-2w WARREN E SOS
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TIE CoNYENrIoN.

On Tomorrow the Western Virginia
Convention meets in this city. 1t will be
by odds the most important body ever as
semhled in the State not excepting tie an
cient Convention that adopted the Cen
sIitutinn of the United States. Very de-
cisiye work will.com before the Cunvcn-
zion. 1t is expected to graPple with the
head and front of this whuIe rebellion that
has now been transferred from the South.
ern States into our own borders. The
plan Indicated so extensively as tue prop
er one for the Convention to pursue, is. we
believe, the one that it will pursue-viz
to declare all the high Offices of tile Com
mouwealth vacated; TO declare the EASTERN
part of the State in rebellion. and the low
al portion both in law and in fact. the
power of the State. 1t will then be neces-
stry for Ih.' Convention to III vacated ufices,
and after doing 50 to prorred to The work
of altering and amending the Constitution
50 As to adapt it to our wants and ne,essi-
ties, and he cxigencies of the revolution
AIRY times that are upon us.
This convention ought not to think of
going into session tor less than three or
four weeks. Its members will, of course
be paid for their time, tue same MS our State
conventions have ever been. There will
he a large amount OF money comirg to the
State government, which has been Kindred
fran going 10 Richmond This will con-
stituIe II good Starting fund. and once
started it will he an easy matter for the
new government to get financial supplies.
The indications are that counties bey-
ont the A.leghauics will be represented.
FairmX has already elected delegates, and
Hampshire, Luudon, Berkley, and Morgan
also have provided for n representation.
Whether we shall have any delegates from
the little Tennessee district, of course, we
do not know, hut it is probable that from
all we hear, three Of the counties of that
district viii represented. Letters recciv.
cd by many Of our citizens, AS well ~ by
ourselves, show that the Uuon men
of very many counties that will not
he represented are looking to this convcn-
lion with intense sulicitude aud with high
hopes. They hail it as the beacon light
OF their innl delivrrauce from TIE reign If
terror aud revolution under which they are
now living.
We hope that the convention will be
worthy of the occasion that calls it to-
gerhcr. Certainly with the grave respou-
sibhities that are resting upon it, ii is no
light thing to be member of it. Thcsr
responsibilities cannot be met by simply
coming together and debating aud diyid-
lag. Thrre is ork-prncIic.,l work to be
done-worli of the kind that was origin
ally done when our fathers, in the old
House OF Burgcsses, met to devise ways
aud means for their protection. With an
army Mt is back, with a government ex-
ertiug all its pnwer ON its behalf. with a
constituency all eager and willing To en-
dorse decisive measures, this convention
should strike right home ut the traitors
and rebels of EASTERN Virginia.
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HOT PRESSED NUTS.--5.doO rs. I;Tt
II Pressed Nuts, assoTtcd-L< Il, ~ far sale I,r
GcI-1 Pc lIILOPETII & EH6
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our troops ut every successive river anu
render our progress tedious.
From this state of facts il is vlemr that
very careful and thorough preparations are
requisite for speedy success in Virginia.
There has Been no unnecessary delay
General McClellnn has already 1000 men in
Grafton, and has conquered nearly all
Western Virginia He cannot nave from
Grafton until all his forces shall he gath
cred, with abundance of artillery, cavalry,
and munitions of war, as well as good
baggage train General Pat erson is de-
layed by the want Of artillery, and lie has
too much sense to make any important
movement without it. Until these two ar
mics shall he ready. there would Ice no use
in the armies of Mcdowell and Butler adj
vHncing, except in the preliminary move
ments.
The enemy has evidently shked the
whole of his strength on the defence of
Virginia, which is peculiarly fitted by nj.
ture for a great battle-ground. The oh
jet is. of course, to exhaust sin conquer
ing that one State, aud SO induce us to
rclinquish the attempt upon the rest of the
south. To aid in this scheme the rphrl
capital WAS removed to Richmond, and
the main resources of the south are con-
centrhted there Even the force intended
for the attark on Fort Pickens is being
gradually weakened to send men to Vir-
ginin. Well aware of this. the vompreheu-
sive plan of General Scott proposes that at
the same time when she grand attack he
gins in Nirgiuih, the western army shall
move down the valley of the Missis-
sippi from Cniro. To this end men and
munitions of war nre now gathering at
Cairo, and instead of waiting there for the
army of Pillow. our troops will in due
time go south, taking every point on the
river which is practicable.
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The Convention ro.Morro,v.

Already anumbcr Urielvgltes AMI strau-
gers from a distance are in towa to attend
the Convention which meets at Washing
ton Hall to morrow. Reporters for the
press are gathering in. Among the rest
we noticed ". D. Wallach. of the WASH
iugtou %. C.l STIR, at the Mcclure House
The greatest interest seems to he mlnifast.
ted ia the tone ana result of the delibera-
tons of the Convention. 1t is expected
that quite Il number of counties, addition
al to those represented in the last Cohvcn-
ton, will be represented in this one. In
deed We may say that in all probability a
majority of the white population of the
State will be REPRESENTED.
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From the pi,t.Oursh chropicle.l

We are grati'ed To hear that Brigadier
General Norris had conferred the appoint
nent of Qunrtermasler and CummissAry
for the Unired States troops now in Vest
err Virginia Gu Mr. D. L Smith. of this
city. George ". Harrison. Of Wheeling
Va, has beeu appointed Mr.. Smiths as
sistant. Mr.. S. let; Pittsburgh with CART.
Hays company, the ''WHshingtnu Rifles
since renamed the "Woo,is' Fuar,ls," of
which he was LIST Lieut.. Ne is an active
aud iudefttig able officer. anj hti, we feel
assured, all the qualifications To make a
& rad Quortermaster. His uppoiptment
was certainly complimentary TO our Pitts
burEh boys, and will, no doubt, be daily
Rppre- slated.
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A Richmond Editors rawlings about
.sthe YHnkees."
from the Richmond Whfgl


To be conquered in open and manly fight
| by IL mutton of gentlemen, and subjected
Ia their sway, might not drive us ravrng
distracted with rage and shams but for
| f;;Hkees-ihe most cOntemDiihle and de-
iesIahle of Gods Creatiom---the vile wretch
rs, who's daily su-tenancc consists in the
reuse of all other peorle-rur they eat
nothing that anybody else will huy-fOr
| them TO lard it over us-tIe English Ian
gunge mast he enlarged. new words must
be invented to express the extent and depth
Of our feelings uf modification and shame.
No, it is not possib that we can he re-
duced to ii state which there are no words
To describe.
Instead of this, we must bring these en-
frAuchiSrd slaves back I" their true condl-
ton. They have long, very properly,
looked upon themselves as our social in
terIors-Ls our srrfs-thrir mean, niEgard-
| ~ Iives-thcir low. vulgar aud soriid oc-
/ equations have ground this conviction into
them. But Of Il sudden, they have come
to imagine that their numerical strength
| gives them p0wcr-Ind they have burst
| the bonus of servitudc, and are running
rint with mnre than the brutal passions OF
Il liberated Wild beast. Their uprising has
| all the characteristics of II icTnciOus Scrvilr
iusUrrectiun. Their first aim is demolition
--Ihe destruction of everything which has
the appearance of superior virtue, which
excitrS their envy and mute. and which, by
contrast. exposes the shameful defUrmity oil
their own lives.
They have suggested to us the invasion
of their territory und the robbery of theil
hanks aud jrwelry stores. We may prof
hy tue suggestion, SO ftr as the arayios
gnes. Tor that will enable us to restore then
tn their normal condition of vassalage, nnC
teach them that cNp-iu. hand is the proper
attitude of the servant before his master
y cock for sailor, a goose for soldier
a Yankee for a gentlentau-images incon
gruuus aud uuuuturalll
We commend this extract to some of TIL,
people who voted for seccssronin this coun
ty aud in Brooke. Perhaps you will hegir
to realize after Il while the kind OF estima
ton in which tho chivnlry hold people VIII
worI; for living. You made yourselve
the tools Of these slnveoSratic aOtOcrats b
your votes Mt the late election, and nov
you have their opinion of you 1t mus
do you grea, dead of good to read it
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No. I1sI4 MAIN sTREET,

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FROM GRAFTON.

An Excitement In the Night at Graf
tOm--AsSRssiIOS Lurking near--COl.
WHEY Brought TO HeRdquRrteTs--
Ben Mccullough to be sent over to
Adventure and a Romantic DslIV-
GRANGE.