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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-24

~ SOMEThlSG NGN
Grocery and Prortsion Store IN MdsOn's
Lower addition.
FuNHE subscriber isopsnng store At the corner
L Of Ash and sts in Mason s Lover Addition,
FOR the sale Of Family uroccrics frogsions, Hnass.
Keeping Articles, Mineral Water, Ice, &c, hat no
WHISKY. salesman, Mr.. John A. McureXor. These
aeQuAinted With him need no guarantee for salts
faction and fair dealing. Look for the big sign In
view from Convent Hal. Cheap as the cheap
est for cash. p. A. URMsT0N.
jy2S-d6m-is
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~ Lsstsn - reapsraass. v csps. csISszs.
has bssAs UsssDaasd saih sAis svsaiag - n
e'slssk, = ~ HssAaags 6sssst Asshsl1ss cAsssA.
xAs'L$stsrs vim ~ 80 u iassssse. sndvs savbe
~ DsAlis y aasss1. . 's I. 80.
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UxcuRR1xr Mox8Y.-Ths lsts lnAasisl
furry l. subsiding, and . lasys ssnbse q

furry l. sabsidiag. and lasys ssnb~ =
BaDks which wsss diseesditsd ass again
good. We give below nunbsr Of 1sahs
which Are 10 rsesivsd, ard will pfsssnl =
eenplsls liss " ~ dissrsditsd Bsaks u
Other 6ta1ss = fsst - W. "a psslsss -
list. All HAstsra eurrsssy y tAAaa y ~
whish b received y tie Astropolitaa Bank
Of Nsw York City asd the SaAoik Bank,
Boston: 4s8
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GATE CITY

SAT- car GDD4 UR EMPORIUM
IAyIN0 jrst xUo1lyAd our stock Of HATS,
II OAPa 1Nn1 - YES, weinsite al 10
-. = ~ - aaSli At our s'sAsasA-
D1SAs an4srE lcss.
This atesR cannot be SUPPOSEDLY any ever ohsrsd
IL this eity either instye, nnish. color, or pxics
Dua't take our word for it, but call and sse for
yourselves.
VI. charge noshiae FOR showing our goods.
Cash netd for Furs and Deer Skins.
O.. 4 J. II. VOORHEES,,
sepled No - Main st, ksokak.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-24

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A M1W Fiaae 1orts. fssn tbs esl4hsaasA nsas-
80 sAaaS LEI CaSh q VII sgsksasp ~ sssassy
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i A 1Ill1 tensA . - MelnAapa eann ~ nesu.
aay e -. AAs.ns .seass - ~
ascs OF any kind Il kl66 a. TAxk1l.su
y RhAW &e Ill 3d. AhNlaanA Ma&D1et.
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r. A. UR MSTON,
4 yARPRETEk AND BUILDER. Shop South
" east corner Of Exchange andf2th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-24

1H13BUUFfON I'm music.
Nleo 0AxkYE1, having hsA lsag sxpsrisnss
N1 b tsasA1f9aa4 psaattSiag InstTumsntai saA
vosal 2uslss q ~ her services 70 p1piis wishing
y pss1sss tAsm01ssslA sAsss ssso0t ltshnsnu.
bsrterns, -, Apply 70
6noAh Hs0ASsl s.
q kA10D 10y u peoeAee, 0awe naune,
AASpa11SA11 8 - sveey 1hiag noAoe ~ NJ
= ysdafss wnt - hops1seslAaIly = lea4 -
KlMa q TA1to1. +.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-24

NOTICE 10 hereby givsa u The sssditsn o. l..
IN w. O'Bsian I Co. SAat ~ said L. ". 0sDsian
~ O.. have this dsy nads - saslesosnt - the
uAasssiensd, % assignee, Ter ths Seosat q sAsis
ersaitess, q the whole Of their psopssty aad r.
fects. And the ssid ersditors aSe hstehy netiasd
@ ~ their claims against ths 49, 1sn vithia
Shrss nssthl, properly authenticated, vItAthe N
6assinsd, asiSnss, fsf psyusnt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-24

n Y4e4 IN % AAkET.
I OTIS Of :, ard 5, on Lsvss, between Exchange
~ enA Baak. Also, - ~ - tsst, CORNER Of Aih
and Johnson. SAMPLE RANKIN.
DHR6ONS cAn now have an opportunity Of pro-
j curing ~ acres, adjoining uanilton, near che
bis4, - vsrylov 1gurs~ Inqsirs Of
1 apsDed Y SAAFLE d RANKIN. i
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DxBAAP4 the cheapest and best located
3 MAIN ofR88T property Chat 10 fes saie) ia
GOV e4efsd hsinR lot block ~ iAsst ons esst Al
AsSass. Clssk 4 vsn NosisaaAss Leather store.
App}y Tor tsrDs ~. to The un1srsigHsd., Also
beaatt)pl lsls In p, ". Kilbosrne's Gyst aAdtiea.
lole AtWeen Sth and eth streets, on 1fankiin.
ard ~ SAMPLE = RANKIN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-24
sAMPLBARIA.IliKIN.

EUk bALD-Part Of - ~ j, blosk g. el1
iAte1 nsAlS a9s NA1f411 y k&NfIN.
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1857.
COMSTOCK 4 BA>
STOVE Els,

No. ~. Aain-st., y
Keok IN, ASWeS
A LSo, constantlyon hand and receiving ditss
"A from tIAportsfs ans RAnufactursss, ah p'Ats
knssia, imitation and American sheet iroa, if1s
wire, rvets, sheet copper, bsossa sine, PIT Less
copper bottoms, bolts andrirets, japsnnsd mia
aia and planisned ware. Oval botlers, s1iiissss
ovens a lids, dog sad Sad issss, shsssos! fse-
sscss, vaas-irsns. stovs spiders ,~sgss ssasss
sonee nills ,brswners, Ac.. &c. ma
Apr3-d ClAS1oCk lEo'
THE NEWLY PATRNTID
Mes Airline Geek Steve,
Quincy City.
w which for besuty and &nish sanASt - sss-
passed. IL takes long weod, heats rapidly, aId
will bsxe oker and With isssfuei than any eta
ssstove in the world. 1vsry stove We VIII vsrsAt
10 perform we'll, and not to crack BY nfs, and
failur ithsrcSss will bsremedisd ~ 10 ~ our
ownsxp snse. PlsAsscalisnd sxamiAe IN" NV
articis, at ~ n San HI. ,,.. mn
Apr3.d OoAoAvSns NAN
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a Lo38 II AAeea,s Lover = AiAiou-1ae sisw u
& - eiAv sa1Riv9. T9M eaAy.
Also vssy d0isaAls lots n 1lnsssd, Ter resi-
! n1kaM SAMPLE 3 MAXIM. :
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

new YoRE, Jan. 24.-The steamship
Persia, with dates from Liverpool to the
10th inst, arrived here this afternoon.
The adyices from Constantinople announce
that the Turkish Governmentbad. definite
|ly engaged with English capitalists for d
loan 81 f12, 900, 600 at six per cent
FRANcE- The monthly statement Of the
Bank Of France shows an increase Of com-
taercial discounts, but a heavy decrease Of
bullion. Tho French papers, generally,
approve Of the hostile measures of Eng
land against Canton. '.F
ENoIAND.--At the meeting Of the lead
ing iron masters Of Birmingham; an in
cllnation was shown toward further ad-
vance, but none was declared. The move
ment against the income tax has spreal to
ireland, where it is being discussed vig-
orously.
SrcfLY.---A dispatch from Naples states
that the Neapolitan frigate Charles III,
with troops bound for Sicily, blew up on
the 9Th. Many lives lost. The lead
ers in the late insurrection were shot at
Palermo on the goth Of December
PERsIA.--The adyices in relation to Per-
sia are contradictory.
The Persian Minister has left Constan.
tinople for Marseilles.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
Later From Nicaragua.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 24.--The steamship
James Adger arrived this evening, with
dates from San Juan TO the 18th. She was
compelled to put in,o Key West, and was
detained there thirty-two hours.
The purser reports that the cholera had
disappeared on the Isthmus.
But little sickness and no deaths on the
Adger during her passage.
The sloop-of-war Cyane wasaat Aspin-
wall.
Walker is reported to be ina better con-
dition, having twelve hundred able bodied
men with him at Riyas, and was well sup
piled with ammunition and provisions.
Colonel Lockridge, with three hundred
men, was still awaiting at Punta Arenas
folethe completion Of the steamer, which
would be ready about the 18th.
The Adger encountered great fields Of
ice in Ser homeward passage, between lat
ltude 81 and SO.
The passengers by the Adger give
gloomy accounts of Walkers situation
The seizure ofthe transit route and steam
boats by Spencer is confirmed. Spencer
states openly that he acted in behalf Of
Vanderbilt. No injury was offered the
passengers on the captured boats, but they
were escorted to. GreJtown, where the
steamer was boarded BY officers from a
British man-of-war. who ordered the bag.
gage Of the men to be put off Immediate
ly. Spencer kept thc American flag flying
from lis steamer, although he made the
capture III the name Of Costa Rica.
President Mora, Of the Costa Ricau
Government, had issued a proclamation
granting pardon to Walkers men, and free
passes back to the States. Many Of Walk
er's men, both officers and men, were de-
serting. They all tell hard stories Of their
sufferings from hunger and sickness.
4 Walker was still at Rivas, with six hun
dred men. Another account says twelve
hundred,
Spencer states thatthe Costa Ricans have
fifteen hundred troops posted along the
route. They are also ID strong foTos At
seraqui, and Lave guns plantsd on bath
shoree. ~ &e i'al rs t9sas g& snFf
s l5 - s. sesss s1sitN s,s " ~ 4ssN 4.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
Arrival of the AragO,


New YoRg, Jan. 28.--The steamship
Arago, from Havre, with dates from Liv-
erpool to the 18th, arrived here this morn
ing.
GENERAL IETRLLraENcE. - Hostilities
continue vt Canton. The Americans are
engaged.
The Swiss question is settled.
Prussia acknowledges the independence
ofNeufchatel, and Switzerland has released
the prisoners. The Russians have met
with a disastrous defeat in Circassia.
The ship James Buchanan was wrecked
on the Irish coast.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The dates by the Arago are to the 18th
instant.
The Neufchatel question is definitely
settled. Switzerland has released the in
surgent prisoners, and Prussia on her part
acknowledges the independence of Neuf-
chatel, and suspends all military opera
tons.
The Russians were encamped near Ba-
youk, in Circassia, where they were at.
tackled by 10000 Crcassians, and forced
to retreat, with the loss of 1000 men and
their artillery.
Hostiiities still continued at Canton, and
the American vessels have become fully
engaged in the struggle. The explanation
of the engagement Of the American forces
at Canton in the renewed hostilities, is
that the Chinese having offered price 70,
the heads OF the English, some American
heads had been sent in mistake. Their,
are no further particulars in relation to it
The telegraphic advices are to the 24th o
November.
/ The West India Company's steamer wa.
stranded, on the 18th inst, in the British
Channel.
The French Admiral, at Macao, hac
sent orders to all the French vessels be
longing to the station, 10 Join him imme
diately.
i The ship James Buchanan, which wal
wrecked on the Irish coast, belonged tc
Portsmouth.
The steamer Arglo-Saxon, from Port
land, arrived out ON the 10th, and tn,
| Canada from Bostor, on the 18th.
1t is rumored that Russia has furthe
demonstrated against the Anglo-Frencl
Occupation of Greece.
The difficulty between Spain and th'
Pope has been settled.
There has been a terrible snow storm il
the Austrias. All communication and th'
mails stopped for several days.
The Portuguese Cortez met on the frs
of January.
Don Pedro expressed thanks to the gov
ernments ofEngland and the United State;
for suceor offered to the famishing inhab
itants of the Cape de Verdes.
A second Submarine Telegraph compa
ny has been organized in London, to go di
rect to the shores Of the United States.
LONDON, Jan. lathe money marke
was 6rmer, owing TO speculative purcha
ses. Consols for account are quoted Al
938@94 Excheouer bills were firm al
par and upwards. The foreign stocks art
more active.
The Arago left Cowes on the morning
of the 10Th. She bringe $33o,00o il
specie.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

Theaepcrt that Gsnstsl HeHhingssn hE8
fought his way from Granada and joined
Walker is confirmed, as also the report that
General Chiffon with large body Of men
bad pronounced for Walker at Leon.
Walker, tits said retook Riyas without
losing a man.
Captain Saunders, with his rifes.- had
advanced to Leon to occupy that post.
The foreign dispatch is madesup frordE
the statement.of sayeral returned Nicarari
guans, who give very conflicting stories.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
~. onr readera are wsll aNare that =.

ET Our readers are well aware that we
have never advertised patent medicines
but we now publish an advertisement Of
Ayers Pills, not because we are paid for
it alone, but because we honestly believe
that DR.. Aver is oneof the best physicians
and chemists Of the age, and because we
know from experience that Ills Cherry
Pectoral is the best medicine for Cough
that was ever invented. We have been
cured BY it Of a severe Bronchitis, and
have given it to our family with unfailing
success for Colds. Coughs, Whooping
Cough, Group. DC, Our neighbors who
have tried these Pills represent them as an
extraordinary good medicine, ~ Democrat.
McA-tbar, Viaton Co.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

MAPs.-Mr B. Ps Seymour, Agent, is
now in town, and about to canvass Meigs
county for the sale Of two splendid maps.
Thekrst isa map Of North America, on a
canvass six feet square. 1t embraces the
United States. Canada, Mexico, Central
America, the West Indies &c., ina style
that we think has not been equalled- The
counties in all the States and Territories,
with theirseats ofjustice, and the political
divisions of the other countries are very
accurately defined, and beautifully colored;
making it for convenience'as work ofrei
ference, far superior to anything Of the
kindswe have before seen, All the Rail
roads on the continent are laid down with
great accuracy, and their present state Of
completion noted. Italso containsa map
Of the world, ona smaller scale, which is
very beautiful and oi great value. With
the great amount Of statistics whichitcon-
tains, we think i decidedlythe best work
Of fthekind yet offered to the public, and
aside from is value as a work Of reference,
II couldnot fail as pleasing instructor in
q family Of children 70 be Of the greatest
benefit. Our citizens, we trust, will give
the gentlemanly agenta friendly reception,
and we ale sure many Of them will thank
him for placing within their rsacha work
.ofsuch sterling merit. Its published by
y Messrs, Moore y Gaston, New York, 1856,
The other is 4 map Of Ohio, Indiana,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Ken
iuclys and portions ofsurroundipg States
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

SUDDEN DEArH.--We learn, just as
going 70 press, that Mr. Frederick Tuck.
erman, Of Rutland township, was on yes
.terday morning, found dead in the barn-
yard, short distance from his house.
Mr.. =. arose in the morning il apparent
good health, and went out 10 dcbis chores;
and about half en- hour after was found
dead, BY his sop, = part Of his lace having
been eaten of BY hogs.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

vEssEL WREcKED The schooner
Rough and Ready, from Passport bound
to New York, was wrecked On the 10Th
inst, of Block Island. The crew were
rescued, but all frost.bittAn 'ss tSs
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
The News OF the Week. and De.
fcrrel Matters.

We have had as cold ldweather in Polne-
roy as'any other town Of its size, On the
river. - Preston s. Brooks, of S. c.,
who attempted to assassinate Senator Sum-
ner, for speech, otherwise unanswerable,
is dead. We viii bet copy Of the
Telegraph fos,ope year. with each. that
there are not ten men in Meigs county, who
will seyerally send to this Office the names
Of ten new subscribers before the first day
of March next; we dare them to accept
the challenge. Our Landlady's Shang-
hais have had their feet badly frost-bitten;
but we have notheard whether Mr.. = h
s. who was raymg with the delirl-
Eun, at the Courthouse, on Thursday
night, has got the snakes out Of his boots
yetor not -Speakingof ofsnakes, reminds
us that we neglected 70 notice, at the prop
er time, the receipt Of the Tribune AZ
manac," publicationso 50 well known that
we need only inform those concerned, that
it is ready fordeiiTai This reminds
US Of q hoax attempted 10 be played. .offon
us 70 1asna r. i iesiienll. e-said sehaa
seenin Pomeroy, large numbersof stores,
groceries, manufacturing establishments,
and mechanics shops with goods, wares,
and merchandise thereinl The story
struck us as very absurd, but not wishing
to dispute our friends veracity without
positive proof to the contrary, we imme-
diately examined the advertising colans 81
orr paper, and became fully satisfied that
the whole thing was joke Any of our
readers may see by looking at the Tele-
graph that there are, in fact but very few
menin any kind ofbusiness here.- = And
this reminds us of that sleigAing party
who left town in such high glee, and re-
turned in tho ''sma' wee ho,ts o the night"
with--well, no matter But we have
not heard Of any movement in Congress
for a plan by which the watsr in the Ohio
river can be prevented from freezin9n
50 ''inciting' tie ''niSgers3 to yau1
This ought to be attended to6nlnaeaiately.
for such intervention (oflthe ice--not
Congress, is clearly uncona aiiutional
Besides, the government beibg built on
shese same "nigger," if ihey should
"stand from undef.y there mist be par
ticularly everlasting smash-ub Of things
in general go If any thing else has hap
pened, we hope it occurred in a respecta-
Bile conservative manner, SO aslto not dis
turb the peace, quiet, Order, ana repose Of
society.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03

AusooSpEp.--NEw ORLEANS, Jan: 81.
Sslinger. runner Of the Bank Of New
Orleans, absconded IN tbe Columbia this
morning, with $50, 900. The Balize Tel
egrsph line. was out, IN.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-03
o. N I1tAFN1AA1kL
R. M. STRIBLING,
E. 1. S. MARSHALL.

Faquier county, Sept. IS, 1856. M,
Here we have sad evidence Of the unhap-
py tendency Of the times. Messrs. Mar
sfall's u SGibling are 'pdtriarhs," be-
you'd dispute, as the color Of their disobe-
dient children fully demonstrate, Now
what could have induced these s'childlen''
please mark the color--to "array them
selves against their parents buttheread-
ing Of tho books aforesaid2 Therefore
let all such books be anathema *
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-11
FLOR the 1n.elligencer.l

TIE ATLANTIC TELEGH4Pn,-The attempt to
connect the United States with Europe by sub
marine marine telegraph, having failed, hope the pub
lie mind will enlist in an attempt to find out not
only the true cause Of that failure, but to sug-
gest remedies to prevent failure in any future
attempt.
lit, in the deep s0undings, Upwards of two miles
GteP,J was Inc cause Of the break. To remedy
sufficient: Fill covering, In &hiSn the +" Id he
will be enveloped, with so much air as will buoy
up the cable-that is, that amount of the cable
between the ship and the bottom of the sound
ings. would then confine this covering to the
cable in spaces of about twenty feet-by wrap
ping it with twine-so as,to prevent the cable
from sinking faster than the covering
Philanthropic spirits all over the world must
feel anxious to have the Atlantic telegraph com
pletcd. That it will break down national and
sectional prejudices is the wish of every good
citizen. The despatch which is proposed to be
sent to this country from Europe is of charac-
ter to inspire us with hope that all nations will
indeed unite in wishing GLORY to God in the
highest, and on earth, peace and good will
among men,"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-11
rportbe 1ntelllgencer.J

4rs..rs Editors :-Intempcrance is certainly
on tho increase in the City of Wheeling. 20
in what part of the city you may, and you VIII
see more or less drunkenness. 1t astonlsnes tne
to see so many, who appear to be lnte!hgseht'
t.Iet in the thief to steal away their BRAINS
Ai.nv COMPLAIN of hard times, where If they
would save the money for their families, when
they spend for whisky, or lager, they would NOT
have so much reason to complain. Ana tneSe
drinks will sooner or later destroy their health
their peace, and the happiness OF their iamlnes'
and bring them to beggary and want, ana thelii-
selves to a drunkard's grave what an epor-
mons sum of money is paid for Intoxicating IL
onorc in the CITY Of heelingI No doubt more
than is mid for taxes. The people complain
higbly Of their high taxes, but their liquor
toY thew do not mind when their city tax Is
on1v a small sum for the benefit of the city, out
their liouor tax benefits no one but the hqnoT
seller. and Injuries themselves and their Ia!es'
and brings them to disgrace and rum: Inc Ntiy
Fathers license men to sell liquor to make
drnnkards. who drink and fight, are arrested
fined, put on the chain gang, degraded become nc
worthless and destitute and are finally scnt 10
| the moor house to be supported. The city oe-
riyas revenue from licenses, fines, &c Men
| are licensed to make others violate the laws,
| fight. &C., who are fined for SO doing! Grea'
policy for christian city, in the llght OF l'ie
nineteenth century. Authorize men to degrade
and destroy their fellow beings, for the sake Of
revenue Abominablel they might as well
license men to rob and plumber, for in our opl,n
ion .license to sell Intoxicating liquors is relic
Of barbarismn If it is right to sell liquor why
not let every one sell that pleasesF IL IL u
wrong why not prohibit It? Many men VIII 70 dl
anything for gain, but the liquor seller, the
dr1nkard maker, a man that will follow bust
ness that curses his patrons because he car
make money, in this enlightened age, must be 9,
hard man, certainly, conscience hardened. H'
should be looked upon in his true light, the sam
as the murderer, and the robber, for ne not on
Int brings families as well as men, to disgrace
land ruin. NJ. W.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-11
Cg,er,s Thonksgiving Proclamation has come

CnAsEs Thanksgiving Proclamation has come ONE
at last, He thanks God for everything, the PEG,
nIe for nothing. He is all "God and r liberty
RtPestilence' aud Poultry, Corn and Turkey
Wei Mr. Chase, you may have your thanks
giving when you please, and for what you please,
and Be thankful to whom you please, ana VIC
shall do that same We shall wait for Governor tgT
Payne's proclamation before t0S thT"k'-Cte''-
land PLdindedler.
The Cincinnati Times, (American) copies the
above discreditable paragraph, and remarks:
You remind us of Deacon Tubbes, Hard
Shell Baptist who once fourished in the upper
Wabash Valley Like most Hard Shells, ne was sas
fond of his dram, and invariably associated ,ll5
whisky with pietY, One day he attended .ra !"
ted that the "Maf of Nazareth" was teetotaiGr,
The next Sabbath it was his turn to pray III
meeting. and among other suPplicat'ons ne t oei
seeched that the church might be protec. 's1
from the influence of the Man of Nazareth anu
all other enemies of good whisky. 50 N Nun
YOU. Finding your political opponents traSe ave.. tg
heavenward, you pray that you may be sent 10
the devil, aud the good Lord seems 70 Ge an ~,
swering your prayers. If you ever should ns
disposed to give thanks, look do0"''@r@' ana
Ethey will be accepted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-11
r. O. O. r..

regular meeting of wheeling Lodge No. SO, held on
Monday evening" November 1851 the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted;
,s seat in our Lodge has been made va
nt nv The death of Brother B. TAYLOR we are called on
10 denIsFe the of most faithful anu elnclCht
Of Order pay the last sad tribute OF respect 10
Ii7sraslarI: therefore, be 1t
nix the dispensaton Overriding ProvidenceI That
we are taught While the loss Of one
at all times most jealous and devoted member
qurement and most attentive and faithful in her obser
vance: While the church loses aconssent member and
society good Citizen this Lodge 0e beloved
Brother incorporated he has been with nearly every
act LODGE his memory not soon be forgotten
ReSoUed, That sympathiZe sincerely with the family
and friends of the deceased in their bereavement
sS0Ued copy of these resolutions be handed to
family OF deceased BROTHER and inserted In each OF
the CITY papers and upon the minutes of this
Lodge THOMAS C. MoNAGAN, n. G. It
j. TuoBuRN. sec'y. 10