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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-26
yuaIc,ny Convention.
Notice.

We hereby give notice that We have adopt
ed the Cash System with regard to subscrip-
tions. !, Henceforth, no name will be entered
. on our books unless il be accompanied by
cash, and whenever the pay runs out the pa
per viii stop, unless or until more cash is
forthcoming.
Those who prefer to pay the carriers can
do so but they must look to the carriers and
not to us for their papers, as the carriers
buy the papers Of us, and there our respon-
sibility eids. The carriers are advised to
require payments strictly in advance, in all
eases, but il they see fit to give credit that is
their business and not ours.
In regard to the rates and the terms of
payment for Advertisements and Job Work,
the rules published in our papers respectively
Will be strictly adhered to.
j. B. HOWELL h CO.,
HENRY NEWTON & co.
kEOKUK POST,
FER VIZ. REFS, Ac't.
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RT Nothing could more clearly indicate
the great extent to which English society and
English politics have Of late cut loose from
the old landmarks than the ready concur
renee OF the British House OF Lords-almost
as notorious refuge and representative of
concentrated old fogyism vs. our United
States Senate--n the proposition to strike
from tho English Church service the religious
coMmeinoration Of the gunpowder plot, of
the martsrdom, so-called, OF Charles l, of
the restoration of Charles H., and Of the
revolution Of 1858.
The triumph Of Protestantism over Pope
ry, s,he triumph Of monarchy and the Church
of England over rcpublicanism and indepen-
dency, the triumph Of Parliament over the
Crown, severally commemorated by these
four festivals, no longer occupy the thoughts
or excite the feelings OF the English public.
Instead of being regarded any longer as mat
tiers or present and operative in crest, to be
kept constantly before the nation, the feeling
is now to wink out Of sight all reminders
that any such points Of difference ever exist
ed.-lN. Y. Trib.
GTA gentleman travelling in the West,
stopped at the house Of pious old woman,
and observing her fondness for . Pct dog,
venturned to ask the name Of the animal.
The good woman answered by saying that
she called him "Moreover."
ais not that a strange namep" inquired
he.
''Yes, but thought it must BIO good one
as found it in the Bibles" replied the old
lady.
"found it in the Biblef' quoth the man.
spray, in what part of the Bible did you find
it ~
She took down the Bible with the utmost
reverence, and turning to the text, read as
follows; ''Moreover, the dog, came and lick
ed bis sores.''
"rhere," said she, "wasn't the dogs
name Moreover ?"-F Elk.
Perhaps that's the origin of the name
Grover"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-26

Antt.Raiiroad Tax Mass Meeting.
The undersigned citizens of Harrison, Van
Buren,, Charleston, and adjoining townships,
in meeting assembled this 10th day OF July,
1858, to their fellow citizens Of Lee county,
would respectfully request them to meet with
us in Mass Meeting at Charleston, on Mon
day. the Odd day Of August, 1858, at 10
a. m, for the purpose of devising means to
contest further the payment Of the Railroad
Tax, lately decided against us on the ground
of the legality of the curative act of the
Legislature. We believe this tax unconsti-
tutional and wrong-wrong inits inception,
and wrong in its progress since that time
we, therefore, feel justified in resisting this
tax by all lawful means, and we wish gen.
eral council Of those opposed to this tax, to
devise ways and means to contest the matter
farther.
Speakers will be in attendance. A gener-
oil attendance is respectfully urged and in
yited.
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mepuhIlean coun,y Convention.


The Convention met a, Charleston pursu-
ant to 4 call from the Central Commute, and
vas called to order By Judge Viele, and J. c.
Walker elected Chairman, John Van Yak
ensburg, Secretary, and B. S. Merriam, ASST
Secretary.
On melton, the Convention proceeded to
the appointment Of Central Committee cf
seven, for the ensuing year; and the Hon.
Phillip yiele was appointed chairman there
Of, and j. G. Walker, b. S. Merriam, Thos.
6sephenson, J. B. Howell, VIM. Timberman
and S. B. Espy the other members of said
committee.
A committee, consisting OF Col. Roe Of
Fl. Madison, b. s. Merriam Of Keokuk, j. NJ.
Edwards Of Montrose, j. Sullivan Of West
3 Stephenson of Washington, +. Semple OF
Franklin, and Sam'l Gonser OF Charleston,
was appointed to report the names Of II
delegates to the Judicial Convention - be
held at Burlington on the 2Sth inst.
The committee reported the following
PANIED persons us delegates, who ere APP
proved by the Convention, viz
S.B. Espy, VIM. Leslie and J. Van Walk
cnburgh Of Fl. Madison, VIM. Marshal OF
Cedar, j. +. Ingalls, Of Denmark, X. W.. Pitt.
man and Jerry sullivan of West Point, A
Townsend Of Marion, J. NJ Edwards Of
Montrose, i. G. Burt Of Harrison, DR.. Gil.
mer Of Green Bay, 7. Sample Of Charleston
ST. Miller, W. F. Turner, G.. +. Conn, NJ
p. STARTS and b. s. Merriam Of Keokuk.
On motion Of VIZ. Turner, the followin;
was adopted
Resolved, That a majority Of the dele
gates is instructed to east the vote of TIL
county 10 the Judicial Convention, and tha
each delegate il authorized to furnish sub
stitute 10 case Of his inability 10 attend sal,
Convention.
The Convention proceeded TO an informa
ballot for candidate for the Office OF Cierl
of the District Court, and
J. w. Ogden received 81
ID. A. Day 8
Il. W. Pittman 5
j. NJ. Edwards g S
The Convention then proceeded to vote TO
acandida,e for Clerk Of the District Court
and anon bAllsting the vote was as follows
j. w. Ogdenys 70
ID. A. Day, 8
g. w. Pittman, 3
On motion Of Judge Veie, J. w. 0gde
was unanimously nominated as candidat
for said Office.
Convection adjourned
}. q. WALKER, Chm.
3 is1 s. a y. a..1''''''' Secretaries.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-26

rTWm. II. Roosevelt, Of Warsaw, who
received the Democratic nomination for the
Legislature the other day, stood up boldly
for Douglas during the recent dark days when
the heads of Postmasters were daily falling
under the guillotine Of Buchanan's vengeance
and when Jake Davis and the venal crowd
who now shoutfor Douglas were giving him
the cold shoulder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-26
HAIIKOAD nOTsuE.

RAILROAD NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to ali parties ints rested
IN that the consolidation OF the Iowa Southern,
and the Keokuk and Nebraska Railroad Companies.
according to act authorizing the same, has been
perfected Tho articles Of consolidation entered
into for the construction of the road from Keosau-
qua, Van Buren, Co., to The Missouri river, and TO
bs styled and known the hebrarka and South
Iowa RAILROAD TO-, and now fully authorized to car
~ out the object Of their organization.
RALPH r. LOWE, Pres't. !
u. MAYsE, Eec'y.
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J. A. M A s o N,
ID N r. 4 g IT

- a. IA a - ~
ID II u II i - II
best OF work done without payinp
al, van haze On, far n ana
that UtH suff you, tctfhOuf h0ptny three
or four sets made, and paying
for them each fime.
He makes use OF the best stoek--Gold Plate
,;n;n9 plat -
nj. -orl rsoa am IA 80, - IA .am;,.a
y. haAes ms oSh specimens.
my'a
FLOUR.
WE will sell AZ good an article q Fall Wheat
~ Flour a. "Ql'ney,or any other brand, At
v" Warann Ispsosenssa. Denver e.
h..s w., a ~ e. ~" w.
ui'' ~ ''iA'' nriT32,a . prpar
hEhhVo" sinon,
July ~ CAV --------. orooers.
ssclchsr's Goiden syruP
y ayloa.- a -. : 111on.
rI,HE best quality for sale BY
Dr,.s ...1,
-. $500 --.-- =.
DyUoICr s,car. rad ana rorctrv ,..Lh,
y KELLOGG BIRaE.
~,rw ~, s.g.r. ,v... $500,
EW ORLEANS 6rades; White, Bsichsrt
;,,oaam 'u' ~ fo"u''I Kfr ~ y nIpar
= ..,,..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-26

DECLINED Judge Grant, the nominee Of
the Judicial Convention of the Loeofoco
party in the Davenport District, has de-
clined the honor of being badly beaten.
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&c EMOVEDl

w. A. RICE. AFsna1epts
II AS removed his Once Int ~ - story oi
Ii Hatch Thompson's new lank lailding, On
corner Of Main and Sseond .streets. NAtranes "a
0lhce on 6econd-st. noA3odly
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q n A ND RUN y RAIL II y
ar r. 4 n n n

q n A ND ~ N x BAIL u A y
OT CANADA.
~ DELIGHTFUL ROMANTIC RoUTE~~
rson TEE wEsf TO
Boston, Neu York, and ths Eastern Etatss
Via the MeAissn Central, Great Wssf~s,
ogdeastntghs Tumenf CfstrSi. SD
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD or CANADA.
Passengers by this route have an opportunity Of
visiting some OF the grandsst and nost wos-
derfui scenery In the world, including Tsvs4ss,
Niagara Taiis, Svspsnson Bridge, ThosSanl lsI0rds
Rsptds Of fAe ST. Lawrence, Qufbse, Montreal WA6fs
Moxnfoiss, the 7sbujzr B,tdys lnsayiy fso ssuss ~
lengthy, Lake cAsmpisfn, Ydas 81 Moninsvsnet,
Hudsow Rirer, efe., efe.
On and after Msy l, 1888, Baggage will b
Checked Through from Chicago.
To EMaGRARTs.
Psssages may BE- secured st the Once II the Con-
pany In Chicago by SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Piymeoth, Glasgow, Bristol, HuM,
Aberdeen and Montrosc. An scent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD supcriptends the removal Of
smigrAnts and baggage II Quebec free 81 charge.
Fare from 4se 70 4Ss 10 Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
LEVI han.
OF 2a 300 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG!
IL under contract to this Company for one or more
trips to Portland. Tourists' return tickets from
Chicago 70 the principal towns In Esrope will
shortly be Issued. Tickets from Chicago for all
points Esst, also for the LeviatAan or Tor the NJ.
0.S. s. Co.'S ships, can be obtained at the OAhes
Of the Grand Trunk Railroad, No. SO Dearborn
street, Chicago.
j. WARRACK,
Agent Of Grand Trunk X. X. Co., Of Canada.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-26

PIassercrss HAIR
an hand and for sale at the lowest market 70 ~
Va large lot OF PlAs,errrs' Hair.
s. w. 3. II. TUCKER,
mayiS Sign Of tho Red PedlOek.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-26

N i<It u.

In Louisville, KY, or the 10Th inst, at Bethel
EhlPel IN the presence OF Largo congregation, by
Rev. w. IL Johnston, .jr, Mr.. Alexander Palmer
to NJ is imIna johnson, all of Louisville, Ky.
j. III city, on fridsy July 2sd by Kev, w. W.
Allen, Nj. j. ii. shepard 70 Mas Helen ~ Pond,
bath Of Detroit, Mich.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-26

Dufsaio ana Lake Huron RatIroaAI
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT
A. the above Office tickets for New York, Boston,
and all the stations on the Ney York 4 Erie and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
J. wARRAcK,
Agent Of Il. 4 l.. III. Railroad,
Office No. SO Dcarbou street, Chicago.
April ~, 'SSdIy-c.n.s-
Sight Drafts ON London at dollars per 4 ster-
ling may be obtained Mt the Office VI the Grand
Trunk X. X. Of Canada, in Chicago.
hisgeS,s sewing Machine.
E>ok all manufacturing parposss, singers Sew
i ing Machines are deemed indispensable. The
public insist upon having their clothing. Ac., made
by them. Singers Family Sewing Machine 10 the
latest prevented for competition, and, being
ranged with full knowledge of the defects Of other
machines for similar usss, has avoided Or rsnsdisd
them sill. IL 10 the handsonest Sewing Machine
ever made. and the easiest TO learn TO opsnts.
Its excellent mechanical priscpies and qualities
sre readily appreciated by those acquainted with
sewing machines, and give assurance Of their ~
coming universally adopted. Apply for !. n.
Singer h Co. . 0asettc. Copies supplied gratis.
Western ofhce 1l0 Lake Street, Chicago.
mch4dem WIN. Bk0DERlck, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-26

IMPORTANT PosITioS.--We understand that
DR.. Eads is the oily surviving member Of the
OF course it rests with him, say the friends
Of the independent ticket, to decide whether
there shall be Democratic District Conven-
tion. Eads is an important man in the Dem
ocratic party, but we doubt whether he will
be able to veto the general demand for II
Convention on the part of the masses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-26

The Stockholders Of the Nebraska and South
Iowa Railroad Co. are hereby notified that they arc
required 10 pay an instaliment Of 5 per cent. on
their subscription TO the capital stock Of said
Company forthwith, to Ii DaLlayy, Esq, general
Agent.
BY order of the Board If directors
y. MAYNF, Sec'y.
Enasa,.,.. r,na On 1873 IL ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-26
KeOkuk Alcohol bis
tillery.

Being A PKACTICAL STILL BUILDER myself,
and having in person superntsnded the whole
procc,s OF building, can sat ely say that IN ma
chinery Ia unsurpassed by any establishment in
the United States And further, In addition TO
superior machinery and my own practical knowl-
Of one OF the best slchol distilers in the country
would niso inform those who may favor me with
. call and are inclined 10 encourage home manu-
features that supply them with any Of the
above articles as cheap and cheaper than they can
thereby saving ireightage and the many disap-
poiutments incidental TO spring and fall ship.
ments.
l request those who are capable Of Judging to
cumpnre my samples with any In the country and
give an impartial deeisi nj ask no more.
CHAS. NOEL.
Dis.ilery ard Office half square shove u 9
Packet Landing, keokuk, Iowa.
Iuiv 10 thS.dA ~ m
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DIED.

DIED.
In thi. city, on tbs 22nd of July Jessie A. only
child OF :. a. and II. Il. Duke, aged 20 menths.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-26

A large number Of citizens Of this county
have signed call for county mass meet
ing, to be held at Charleston, on Monday,
August 23d, at 10 O'Clock a. m. The object
10 to devise ways and means to contest the
payment OF the Railroad Tax. Every voter
is requested to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-26

NOBLE Il STRONG,
Il 0 Il n Il Us A I l. A w


DAkTICULAk attention given to collection I rd
i vecuftnR ef claims.
Once On Johnson-st., bet. ID and Sd, over Post
ONCE Uyl6sms
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-26

L>xTENsION TABLES. side Boards,
IL DESERT TABLES AND DINING CHAIRS,
in Oak, Mahogany aud Cherry. for sale low for
Cash, by GEO. 4. klLB0ukSE Agent.
mAyl5d MAin-st,, bet. ID 4 Sd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-26

FIHAA SALE OF LOT for the Cost Of abatipe a
nuisance upon said Lots
Owners names. Lot. Block. Tax. Cost,
Unknown, 2 AZ $i5.50 $l.25
NOTICE. is hereby given to the owner or own
ers ofthe above described lot that special tax has
been assessed and levied upon said bt. being the
amount expended by he City Of keokuk for filing
said lot for tho purpose Of abating u nuisance on
the same, cauaed by stagnant water, and unless
payment be made Of the taxes so levied, and
also all costs, before the 2lst day Of August, A.
D. ISIS, the said lots, or so much thereof Ms
shall he necessary TO discharge said tax and
costs, will be sold on the day aforesaid, at the
Mayors ONCE, in said city, between the hours Of
. o'clock a. m. and 5 oclock p. N.
G. G.. STEVENS,
Collector of the City OF Keokuk,
Leo County and State Of Iowa.
Iuly % IaES--faw
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mr.. T.. G. INGEWN ON

hENTlST, corner OF Third and Main streets,
~ keokuk, Iowa, over hx, hale Co.'s Bank
entrance on Third st. Special attention given 10
the preservation Of the natural ecth treatment OF
exposed aaatai nerve,ana itis=
OF the dental arch. Artificial Teeth oil the best
style and hni,h, from iaels tooth m entire act.
jy 2JdGm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-26

l.N0R burning Coal Oil, which in point Of economy
L and brlliancy exceis all others One Lamp is
equal to the iightof six candles, and is Eve times
cheaper than burning fluid. It gives out no odor
In combustion, and will not explode. In bringing
this lamp before the pablo it Is unnecessary to
append testimonials. NJ its own merits are deemed
suacient TO insure its adoption.
The above Lamp md Oil can be obtained at
No. 81 Main-st., between ID and Sd, one door
below tiokey's Hat Store.
jys2aim II. c, MERRELL.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-03-04
The Concert and Exhibition.

The Concert, by Prof. SYLER and 9TH
ers, to como off at the Presbyterian
Church in this place, on next wednesday
evening, will bc grand affair. The seT-
vices Of Prof. G, W, THORNTON, of Ports
mouth, Ohio, have been secured. Prof,
Thornton is one of the most popular Bal
lad singers in this country. Prof. Sylcr
is an accomplished teacher, and his mlsic
students have made rapid advancement
under his tuition, daring the past nine
months,
Many of our friends from the country
are coming to the concert, and we feal
Mr.. Syler will find the church too smal
to contain the crowd that will be present
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-03-04

The Rev, J.R Bayley, Roman Ca'ho'
lie Bishop of New Jersey, has issued a
manifesto against drunkenness, in which
he says:
am determined to make use Of the
most severe measures against all who
are addicted to the scandalous and de-
structve vice; and if they continue IN
the practice Of it, they must do it as out
casts from the Catholic Church.
We have heard Of localities where it
was called Know Nothing persecution to
say that q Catholic had not perfect
right to sell liquor in violation Of all law
human and divine. We hope the Rev
Bishop may not fall into the hands Of the
ancient and redoubtable "order of Sock
Nix" with their blacEencd faces, gro
lesque uniforms, wooden swords, and
rams horn trumpes
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-03-04
WEEKLY SUMMARY.

.:y"C "CoNGBEss.-0n Monday last, The Kansas bill
was taken up in the United States Senate, when
Mr.. Green of Missouri, made speech in faver of
tho till, and was replied So by Mr.. Collamer of
Vermont. Mr. Green gave notice that he would
Introduce bill for the admission of Kansas and
siyncsota together. On Thursday last in the SEN
he, the Army Bilwas defeated by vote of 10 to
h5. Good, The President has too many troops at
bis disposal already. From the present indications,
No Kansas struggle will last for many months, and
Rgpdly agitate the whole country
= 'UIlio LEGIsLATUEE-Thc Legislature is oc-
cupied most of the time in repeating the laws en-
acted by former Legislatures, Mr.. Briggs, of Fay
etc, ntroduc cd bill into the House on last Mon
day, to amend the 3fOth and 3l3th sections of the
Codc, as TO excl udc parties to the suit and those
in interest from tcstifying. 1t leaves the law of
evidence nearly the same that it was before the e.
dopton of the Code 1t is thought that it will pass
s.y"The Washington correspondent of tho n Y
Tribune says that there are about forty duels talk
cd Of in Washington. like the Clay and Cullom
Affair." they will probably be settled when the parties
get sober.
10 The papers this week are filled with account;
Of horrd murders. Mr.. Joseph II. Harris, of Clarks
vile, Tenn, was recently murdered by one of hi'
slaves, having his head cut to pieces with an ax
The slave was taken out of Jail by mob and hung
s55-A Mrs Porter, near Scottsvie, Ky has alsC
been murdered by slave. John Putchard, mat
of the David White, killed an Irishman just bcloy
the mouth of the Ohio. lie knocked him dow
with piece of wood. The charge of murderin tb
ST. Louis Hotel disaster, has not been sustained b.
evidence. a citizen Of Scoto County, named Amo
Kra who left home early in Feb, has been foun
dead in the canal near PerrySburgh, and from ap
pearances It'll supposed that he had been murdered
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QUIZ FTRST ATTEMPR rO WRITE
Local ArtIcIe.-Our Failures and
the Causc oft.

49, - D. 80
QUIZ FERsT ATTEMPR rO WRITE
| A Local ATtIcIe.-Our Failures and
tho Causc oft.
Last night, we concluded that we
LEGAL articIe--G Police Re
Iport, something after the style of the
New York and Cincinnati Reports would
be just the thing. We looked over the
Mayors Docket, but found that there had
not been case tied for more than two
months. Then we remembered that we
had not seen violation of law, either
Stale or Municipal, within the Corpora
ton, for many weeks. This was rather
discouraging; but then we bethoughl us
of the boys, All! there was our hope.
We remembered how the boys were wont
to gather in crowds. ofnights, and amuse
themselves by breaking windows, upset,
ting wagons, and over;urning door steps;
and although we had not he ard of any of
these juvenile sports of late, we thought
the fault might be with our Marshal, as
we had not seen him about with his hick'
ory club for some time.
Having come to.the conclusion tha
the Marshal WAS in fault, and that W.
would take the matter into our own hands
we sailed forth about o'clock and eau
tiously made our way down Main street
until nearly opposite the Market House
where we discovered three suspicious
looking boys, briskly walking around tn
corner of the Public Square. We a
: once made lunge at them, but befoF
we overlook them they had turned Moth
er Sylvester corner, and when we neA
caught sight of them, they were abor
entering the M. E Church. We SUI
posed that they intended to take IL
"Beneft Of Clergy" but being determiI
; ed not to be foiled, we boldly entered a
ter them, and thought to nab them in Il
church. To our utter astonishment, v
found here not only all the boys, but Il
Marshal himself, devoutly engaged in
prayer meeting. At FIRST we thong
. they were only shamming, to preve
our making arrests; but after looking
: for some time, we found that they pa
: no attention TO US, and we were convnc
y that they were all in downright earne
y Then the whole matter was explain
= to us. The boys had all joined
" Church and been converted, and the thu
:, that we were after were only quietly
- ing to meeting. We felt a little asham
W at our precpitanCy, but our anxiety
get up local article must be our excu
" " We have utterly lsOled; and unless son
II thing can be done to stop these protra
=. ed meetings, we fear our readers "
- have to wait long time for our "Pol
: Report"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-03-04
A Bad Egg.

X young Welchman by the name Of
David Edwards. familiarly known in his
own neighborhooda as "Dave Cub" got
drunk os last Friday night, and broke
upa religious meeting at GaFia Station
lie WAS Brought before J. J Jones, Esq.
at Portland, and after an examiaation
the Squire having heard of Dave before
gave him an order on our friend Banistel
for board and lodging nptil Court,
Dave is what our Welsh frieAds wo~lt
call "Bachgen Drws