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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-01-12
Latest News from the Arspy.
ORDERS TO ADVANCE!

:" b, TYLER & co. have now got
Es their forces into, line and are again
ready for action. There may now be found
at their new store. on Main street, a. full
stock of Hats and Caps Of the latest fashion,
which they are offering at reduced prices for
ready pay They are n selling G good %s nap % mats
mere hats from S2 to Ss4 which they willwar-
rant equal at least to any Eastern hats. Per.
sons wishing anything n their line are invit-
ed to call.
Sept. l846. ~ 70'f
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DAILY W oRR.. ..
NJ c. aAcxEY.

NC. MAcKEY.
Who ags for dread Of daily work,
And his appointed task would shirk,
Comnitsa folly and crime,
.2'-,A A soulless slave,
A paltry knave,
~ A clog upon the wheels Of tins,
With work to do, and store Of health,
The mans rnworthy to be free,
Whowil not give,
That he may live,
And die, as all should, happily.
No! let as work. We only ask
Reward proportionad to our task,
wehave no quarrel with the great;
No feud with rank,
With mill or bank;
No envy of alord;s estate.
1--we can earn sufficient store
To satisfy our daily need,
And can retain,
For age and pain,
Gfraction, we are rich indeed.
no dread oftoil have we or ours,
We know our worth and weigh our powers;
The more we work, the more We win;
Success to tradel
Success to spadel
And to the corn that's coming in
And joy to him who DER his task,
Remembers toll is natures plan,
Who working, thinks,
siea And never sinks
His independence as MANI
Who only ask for humble wealth;
Enough for competence and health;
And leisure when his work is dona
To read his book,
By chimney nook,
Or stroll at setting of the sun.
who toll as every man should toll,
For fair reward, erect and frea
These are the men,
The best of men,
g These are the men we mean to be!
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CONCENTRATED --------
BASAM OF WILD CHERRY

BASAM OF WILD CHERRY,
has already cured many snch cases, and will Ger.
tainly restore many more from the grasp OF The
''grim vlsagcd monster" if those afflicted will
but try il.
DO not say, 81 have tried this or that and il
did me no good" but try this; and if, after using
il, you are not in some measure restored, taen
you may we'll despair. ,,
EAsrMAs's CONCENTRATED BALsAM OF WILD
CnERRY has cured many cases. Here is Inc
proof IN short. The certheates are ia iuA1 -
round each bottle,
Rober, Garter. Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, was attack
ed with pain in III. side, hard dry cough, and
difficulty in breathing. These symptoms IN
creased rapidly, until at last he was brcoght 70
that fearful Stage where the cold night sweats
commenced, which prcsage speedy dissolution
OF the spirit from the body. AT this time he COM
nenced using Eastman's Concentrated baisam
of Wild Cherry, having previously used many
remedies to no purpose. Before he had oseo one
single bottle, he was restored TO complete heallh
and has continued ever since. Read bis ccr
ti6cato on the wrapper.
r F. Crowell. OF Putnam, Ohio certifics that
be was cured of a severe and distressing cough.
pain in the side, shortness Of breath, and night
sweats, by the use of Eastman's concentrated
Balsam Of Wild Cherry. His cough and op.
precision for breath was SO severe that he could
not lie down.
Mab,on Davis, of Decrfield, Morgan county.
cline for six or seven years, with severe cough.
pain in the side and chest, and other symptoms
indicating Co. sumption. She tried various REM
edies, among which she used seven bottles
Wislar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. which was not
Of the least benefit her. She, last resort,
fand AZ many others will do,) got bottle Of
Eastmaa's Concentrated Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
and was cured.
Do you believe now; We might extend the
| list of cures effected by this medicine. but ol
whatavail? If you will not believe these proofs
| more would no. sfren gthen your belief. These
certificates are not fictitious stories, got up fol
| tho purpose of selling the medicine. fyor
doubt write to the persons or visit them, and sec
the bloom of health covering the cheeks OF thos
so lately on the verge of the grave.
Again we say, before it is too late. try bottl'
of Eastman's Concentrated Baisam OF Wilt
| Cherry, if YOU wish to save yourself from dea.t
in .Consumpton's ghasty form "
For sale bv DR. 1. SWIFT. Raveni Ohio.
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Sally A. Thomas. In the court of Common
vs.. Pleas in and for the coun.
DWIGHT Thomas. ,y ofPortage.
COMPLAINANT fled her Petition in sal
~ Court OF Comm on Pleas on the 7ih da
Of October, l847, against. the Defendan
Praying for -Divorcs, and for cause alledCss
Gross neglect Of dufy, extreme cruelty an
adultery. Praying at the next Term Of sol
Court the baus of matrimony now existing
and resting upon her may be abrogated, an
nuled and declared void, and such other re-
lief as the case may seem to require. &. -,.s
~. II SAMUEL RAND DER.
Sol. for Complu nant.
Dec. I, 1847. -.-. 6wlSl. =
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1M Cham Gerry.

TN pursuance Of an order Of tie Court, Of
IL Common Pleas Of the County tf Por,seo
and State Of Chic, At their October tern,
A. d. ls47. Alfred Osgood, safid lPsntrs
Olivia Cegoed are hereby notified, tharSoa
the fifth day OF Noyember. in tie year aiores
said Sheldon Hall Of Cbatlss,owa in said
county, flied, in td.d Court, a Bill in, Ghans
Gerry, against The SAID Alfred and PSulins;
the object and prayer Of which. bill is to
foreclose mortgage given on the 2sd day
Of March A.. D. is45 BY them, 10 said Hall
en- forty acres Of land ia Charlestown afore4
said, on the East part of lot No. IS; begin.
ming at the south east corner of nsaid 10,
running west 50 rods and 4 slinks;; thence
North lis rods and liaks. thence east 81
rods and links, thence south 10 the place
of beginning; and the said Alfred and Papu$>S
lima are further noiifiea, that unless, the;
appear and plead, answer, or denlat 10. RAD;
Bill, within sixty days aftei the rnext, term al
said Court, the said Hall at the next .terns
after the expiration Of said sixty days. will
apply to said Court TO take the meters of
TIE bill as confessed, and To deereas theneon
accordingly. -rsck sa5.r sslLsyarsg toa
LUTHER DAY.zsOi.=fosesm.pir.=.ur
december 1. l311 EsA 6wISS
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MASON s. DeWOLF,

Stove
thereby
made patented in the United states
graduate the heato the h makeh
IMPOSSIBLE FOR THE OVEN TO BAKE UNEQUAL
qualities cooking This the
ha; WI" steam S % yspo S can 5 baked k ws
all the steam and from the
STOVEN USE will
$
inside plates exposed
Noyem 7lo47.
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NEW FALL q WINTER GOODS!

TOHN MI. HOOD & CO., are now recev-
y ing their Faffand Winter Goods, CONS
prisng as fall an assortment as is to be found
on the Western Reserve, and which. they
are prepared to offer on terms which cannot
fail TO suit purchasers. z5 a -351J
!. The Public are respectfully invited to call
and examine their Stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Ravenna, Oct. le,e1s47.
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CTILL THEY COME.-No. Z, has this day
- arrived, consisting of
so pieces Orange ald Blue Prints,
25 pieces do do
so pieces Fancy Shilling do the best in
market. -.r e...
e5 pieces Kentucky Jean-from, 2s to 4s.
2 HID. Goldfish,
do Sugar Orleans and Bro. Havanna.)
and lots of Hardware and Crockery.
CYRUS PRENTISS.
Ravenna, July 19, l847.
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NEW GROCERIES.

VXJOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w ofRayenna and its vicinity that he has
just received large and splendid assortment
of Groceries, such as Tea, Tobacco, Spices
of ak kinds, Lemons and Lemon syrup,
Oranges, West India Pepper sauce, Sarsapa-
r,lla syrup, most kinds of Liquors for sick>
ness, Candies, Raisins, Starch, Indigo, Cam
phor, Stoughton's Bitters, Ground Mustard !,
Castor OIL, Garden seeds, Lead, Nuts of all
kinds, Copperas, Rosin, Alum, Shoes, Pms,
Needles, Combs, Yankee Notions Of all
kinds and in fact every article usually Kept
in Grocery Stores.
He would briefly state tina: notwithstand-
ing the 'sprfs and s,cells'' of older and larger
establishments, he can and will sell Groce-
ries cheaper than any other establishment in
Ravenpa-if you don't believe it call at my
stand ON the East side Of the street, little
south ofthe Court House, and examine fol
yourselves.
N, B.-I also keep on hand and for sale
the celebrated medicine called "THE WORN
DESTROYER" This is the most effectua]
medicine for the destruction of worms tha,
has ever been known as oil who have uset
it can testify. A. FOWLER.
Ravenna, May 1s, 1s47. log.
lS47. Cash for Flax Seed. 1847
WE will pay the highest market price, il
w Cash for any am cunt Of Flax Seed, de
livered at our Oil Mill and Warehouse on
the Canal.
J. & E. NJ WHITTLESEY.
Campbelrs Port, Aug. 9Th, is47.
". B-Salt, Fish, Sole Leather and Lin>
seed Oil, on hand, to Exchange for Seed, on
| the most favorable terms. J. g.. E. NJ. w.
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Consumption can be Cured.

A FEW facts for persons afflicted with Colds,
"A Coughs, Splitting of Blood, difficulty Of
Breathing, Pain in the side, Breast, &C., Bron
chitis. and that delicate, a..d declining state o.
health So common before consumption sets in.
Ali persons who may have any of the symp
toms above enEmerated, or those upon whose
ritais the swift and silent moving demon Con
sum ption has placed his death like grasp, need
not yet despair of relief. Why? Because
E A S II M A NJ
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STOVES. sTOTES!!

q MASON Las cn land and is receiving
-. the greatest number of Stoves end the
most extensive variety of Patterns ever Of
fered in this market, Of winch the following
is portion. which he offers fer eale at re-
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GROUND OfE Meal!
ROUND Oil Mea alconstantly on hand
VI for sale, or we will exchange for Oats
on the most favorable terms. at our Oil mill /.
- j.. & E.. M WHIT1I.ESEY.
Campbelle Port, January s5. l847. st.
ID IBBONs & ARTIFIeIAIsa large assort-
Ia nent :5f-.a' So
Get. 1s.d - J. M.ffSpOD u TO.
.cJ5s L es5i = = g
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STORAGE. FORWARDING

STORAGE, FOR ARDING
ND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
TE1HE subscriber hereby acknowledges the
l. many favors of his friends, during his
connection with the firm of Babceck & Nc.
Bride, and respectfully informs them and the
publicin general. that he will continue the
Storage, Forwarding and Commission busi-
ness at the old stand, and respectfully sollcits
share ofthe business. His arrangements for
the coming season for contracting for the
transportation ofproperty to and from the
Eesterncities, and on the Lakes and Canals,
are equal to any others in this section; and
he hopes by past experience, and due atten.
teon to give full satisfaction.
JOHN G. MCBRIDE.
Ravenna. Feby. 2S. I846. S9tf
NAUFFS-Coney Lynx and Jennett, Mu &c
M a. $3.50 SEYMOUR,S. u.
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cOLE LEATHER-A first rae article of
y Sole Leather Just rec ed
November ist. at DAYS.
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TROCKERY-A large assortment Of Flow
~ ing Blue, Floral, light Blue and almost
all styles Of Crockery, just received
November Ist. at DAYS.
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NEW ORLEANS AND PORToRICO SU-
~ CARS and N. y. Molasses. ALso-o
few hundred pounds Of Good Maple Sugar at
June t6. .ss- GlLLETTS.- .
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RASS SCYTHES, AND HAYFORKS, {
VI new supply ON Land by
July IL, 1847, C.. PRENT1SS.
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Sheriff. sale.

'heFiH q Ufhcey portage Y
December 22d, 1 847. :
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COFFEE-s5 Bags Of prime Rio Coffee
W just received at DAYS. =
November 1st, i347.
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ONE HUNDRED SACKS Dairy Salt for
~ sale by Y. PRENTlSS.
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z. p. RANNEY. e. sPALDiN1
RANNEY & SPi DING.

ATTORNEYS at i a w.
RAVENNA, PORTAGE COUNTY, OHIO.
GFOf;ce IN the Grand Jury room at the
Court House.
July IL, 1s47.
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sE>EA AND TOBACCO-Lots of Good
Il Fifty cent Tea and Worlds oethat good
aiiilling Tobacco at GILLE1T'S.
Oct. %. 1847.
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Domestic Items.

The Loeotoeo Conv en- tion-The Locofoco
county Convention meets to-day in the
Court House. We understand that the I'M
preston among them here is that William
Haines ESQ.,, will be nominated fol The Sher
ifalty.
We understand that they made the follow
ing nominations for county Commissioners
on last Saturday: in the I'd District George
w. Boulder Esq, the present incumbent:
3rd District, Thomas Howard Esq, 4th Dist,
James NJ earns ESQ.,, 9th Dist. Kirk Brown
ESQ.,, 7th Dist. David Janness Esq. III the
fifth Dist. they made no nomination.; and
from the first we have not heard.
We do not know why they left of our
friends Galaher and Evans. Certain it is
they are faithful Commissioners-,rue to
the interests ofthe county, and of their con-
s,uents.
Lightning. There was heavy gust
here on Wednesday evening, accompanied
with vivid lightning, and loud thunder. A
horse belonging to Mr. John H. Graham,
and goose were killed i'll the street at the
east end Of the town.
The 1'o,vn Pump.-Mr. Fowler is enga-
ged sinking the well in the Court House
yard, preparatory to putting in a pump, un-
der the direction o;the Town Commissions
ers, for the use of the public. He has got
down about 80 feet, through the following
strata: 2 feet artificial deposit-gravel, NOR
tar &C.. 6 #, sandy yellow clay, Aft, brown
sand mixed with gravel, ST, brown creek
sand, 3tt white sand, beneath which is a weak
spring of water, Aft, sand and clay mixed
He is now digging in hard fuller's earth.
His impression is that there is bad chance
for good wafer.
Hea'h's hk.--We are indebted to Mr.
B. F. Heath for bottle of writing ink of
his own preparation. 1t is of very good
qualify. and any quantity in bottles Of all 81
yes. may be had at his Book depot in Port
Deposit
Camp Meetings "A Camp meeting com
mences in Riddles woods near Newark,
Del: on the 7lh of August, another in Dr..
Coopr,'s woods, near the Red Lion, Del,
on the nth August; and another in Kidd's
woods. neal Battle Swamp, in this county,
on thu list.
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BARNBURNER MEETING IN BALrImoR
Qui,e large meeting of The friends Of Free
Soil was held in Baltimore on Mon day eve
ming ]. Hampden Williams presided, as
sisted by number Of Vice Presidents. Re
solutions were adopted, strongly denounc.-
ing slavery, and containing the following
brief but comprehensive declaration ofprin.
ciples:
l. No inerferences by congress with sla-
very within the existing States Of the Con-
federacy.
?. No slavery to be permitted in any ter
ritory now free, or that may hereafter be an
nexed TO the Union by the National Govern
ment.
3 No slave Territories TO be organized.
During the reading of the resolutions there
was an occasional hiss at the mention OF
Van Burens name, but no disorder or VIC
leEce was produced. Hon. David Wilmot
was present, and made aspeech, which was
much a2plauded.
The Ba,nburners of,his city held mee.-
ing last Monday evening, and we UNDER
stand, appointed delegates 10 the West Ches
ter Convention; to meet next wcek.-Dei.
Journal
Mr.. VAN buren,, 1t is stated has written
letter in reply to the executive COMMITTEES
of the industrial congress, favorable 10 the
views of the Land Reformers, who advo-
cate the freedom Of the public lands.
VERMoNr.-The Wings have nominated
for Governor, Carlos Coolidge, and Robert
Pierponl for Lieutenant Governor.
THE ELEcrloNs.-North Carolina elects
a Governor and members of the Legislature
on the I'd of August-the first State to be
leard from Elections are to be held in
the following States on the 7th Of August;
Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, and
Alabama.
Montgomery Blair Of Missouri, n son Of Fran
CHS P. Blair, editor Of the Washington Globe, adj
dressed the Van Buren, meeting in New York,
on Tuesday evening
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A Season ofPienty.-So far as our county
is concerned, this is emphasica lily season
Of plenty. The wheat and oats are secured,
and the hay for the most part, all which
crops were abundant. Corn never looked
better or promised better crop; and the or
chards are bowling down with an abundance
of fruit:
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IN thls regard, Is contained III a Few hheS
penned by Alexander Hamilton. That
Statesman's high Federalism, and attach
ment to the British form Of government
is we'll known. He says: "The Execu-
tive in the exercise OF its constitutional
po,uers may establish an antccedent state
of things, which ought to weigh in the
legislative decisions" THIS principle in
one sense is true, but when incorporated
into the Constitution as an elementary
feature, that moment we become no more
nor less than an elective monarchy. If
Congress is empowered to do its own as
signed work, the question is forever set
tied, because matters of expediency are
of less moment than matters of law. In
whatever light we view this subject, the
same conclusion is reached, that the Pres
ident assumed prerogative not guaran-
teed by the Constitution, and which
should make him liable to impeach-
ment.
We might charge upon the President
other acts: such as levying taxes, assess
ing dutfes, and establishing a civil gov.
eminent in an enemy's country, but the
one discussed, is sufficient under the ar
ticle to prove the p ostion first taken, that
there is smoral conflict now going on
ina this country between democracy and
despotism,' between the democratic wing
party. and the despotic locoloco faction,
that is to decide very soon whether we
are to be freemen or slaves. Whether
the popular branch of the government,
which is the le II ideal of our political sys-
TEN, is to be made nugatory by single
man witt, diadem and crown; or, work
out for us, by its liberal operations, glo>
rious destiny. Whether We are to go on
from prosperity to prosperity, develop
ing our internal resources, encouraging
industry in all its ramified forms, or be.
come, what we are fast verging to, a bank
rupt and king-ridden people. In fine,
whether the American eagle is to take
an upward flight towards the sun, or
continue to stoop and stoop until its
graceful wings are sadly draggled in the
mire.
The representatives of the two parties
are Taylor and Cass One, has made his
home on the battlefield, toilng through
dangers seen and unseen, not for himself
but for his country. The other has hung
like vampire at the public money-box
through an unimportant life. One, by
the silent watch-fres of the night, has
studied deeply our system of government
untainted by party drills, and undisturbed
by the demagogue's cant. The other has
studied sufficient Tor practical purposes,
j. e. 10 make practical demonstration on
government money, and has always been
the chosen tool of corrupt faction.
One, will lead us "into green pastures
and by the still waters" The other
would sink us down to where the "hand
of resurrection" could never come That
wisdom may direct the reader in his
choice, is my concluding wish for the
present. E. c.
ITO be Continued)
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ATTENTION WIGS!

The Wings of the several cleo
ton Districts Of Cecil county are
requested to meet together in pri
mary meetings, on Saturday next
the Goth OF July inst, for the pur
pose Of nominating Candidates
for county commissioner for their
respective Districts, and to select
five delegates from each to meet
in County Convention inElkton,
on Tuesday the lst day CT Au-
gust, to nominate candidate for
the Sheriffalty. As the notice
is short. our friends throughout
the county. will please circulate it
as thoroughly as possible.
The following are suggested
as the places of meeting.
LIST Dist Cecilton at Pierce's
2 OldTown Prices
D Elklol lol .
4 Fair Hill Halls
s North East Mrs. Lum's
6 Rising Sun Reynolds
7 Port Deposit Mrs. Reynolds
By order of the Central Com
mittee.
Elkton July 22nd '4s.
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a Dayo Later from Europe.
for II Bait American.


NEW Y.>nN, July 25,P M.
The fine American steamer United
States, Captain Hackstaff. has arrived at
this city from Havre, with dates from
that city to the 18th inst She has made
very fine passage, having been at sea
less than Is DAYS The following are
the most important items OF news she
brings
FRANCE.
The city of Paris has become perfectly
tranonil.-The arrest OF individuals i'm
plicated in the late bloody Instruction
was still progressing, as was also the
seizure of arms in the various districts OF
the city. The number OF prisoners con-
fined on the 18th amounted to l2,ooo.
Gen. Duvivier, who was boldly con-
spicuous at the barbados among the
.ombatants, has died, thus making the
sixth General officer slam.
Gen. Bedeau, modern Republican in
principle, has been appointed Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, in the place of M.
Bastide, member of the late Govern
ment.
The funds have improved, and the
Paris Bourse bears every indication OF
returning confidence. Five per cents
were sold at from 76f. Csc to 77E on the
l2.h inst.
For Cotton there was good demand
at IIavre at full prices, 53a62, There
was also good inquiry for Rice, and lar
Ma, 40 IA ~ Oec.
ENGLAND.
i. London, on the 10th inst Wheat
was langu,d, with large arrivals Corn
was quoted at 29a33s. Flour sold at
o7s. Meal bought 13a14s. Consols
closed at 81.
Lord Brougham has called the atten-
ton of the English Government to the
alarming increase of clubs and other as
sociations in ireland. He promised that
the country would support any measures
thai might be adopted to suppress them.
IRELAND.
Mr. Duffy, a contributor to the col
unns Of the ''Irish Felon," has been ar
reste and committed for trial. MIR.
Martin, the proprietor OF the same paper,
has also been arrested and committed to
Ncwgate.
SECOND DESPATCH.
The French Assembly were still en-
eased in discussing their projected con-
5.itHtlon.
NJ. Victor Causidere, the distinguish
ed writer and leader ofthe Associationists
delivered great speech upon the rights
of labor.
NJ. Cabel, the communist leader, has
applied to the government for means to
transport himself and followers to Tex
as, in the United States, with the inten-
ton of forming a settlement there.
Paris is still in a state of siege, Gen.
Cavaignac, still maintaining all his mea-
sures with fearless energy
In Germany there had occurred
fierce struggle, attended with much
bloodshed, between the imperial party,
tavoring the election of the Archdnke
John, and the Republicans.
Hostilities in Italy remain IN statn quo,
both armies holding the same positions
in inaction.
In Madrid the insurgents were kept
down by force ofarms.
The Err peror of Russia had concen-
trated force of 10000 men upon the
Danube.
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attend the Meetings.-To all who re-
ceive this paper in time, WE say attend
the District meetings this afternoon
Furthermore, cannot some friend get us
up club Of subscribers at each meeting?
Certainly.
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UWe are indebted to Hon. ].
G. Chapman, Hon Andrew Stewart, and
Hon Alex. Evans ofthe House of Rep
resentatives, for valuable Public docu-
ments, speeches sc, sc.