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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-01-19

MR. Glars SPEECH IN N'MExrco.-The M
Lexington speech of Mr.. Clay has been
extensively circulated throughout Mexico
and created quite a lively sensation
among the Mexicans. They, we are in
formed, do not disguise their hopes that the
predominance Of the Wing party in this
country, will result in the withdrawal Of
our troops from Mexico. ~. Q. DeAa,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-01-19

NOTICE.-MR. H N. GRENELL i.
~ admitted partner in our 6rm. .
-, J. NJ. HOOD s. Co.
Ravenna, Jan. l8th, l84a.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-01-19
Szre YOsss. fishes.

rASH psid for Ashes by <s%sfJ' . ez.sAs. !:
SJsases Zoe. MASON & DRWOLF.
Rssenna January 18th, fa4s. h=s7%5.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-01-19

A WiLD- AsIasAL SueELsp aBY A. Wo.
MAN.r We noticed sihs fact at Is the time,
that .while Raymond Sc Nv arring's Me-
nagerie was at this place some six weeks
since on:exhibition. Bengal tigress be-!
longing 10 i, gave birth, to a cub, the male
parent of which, was a lion. While in
New York, the other day, we were infor.
med by q gentleman connected with the
Menagerie, that the little cross breed is
alive and growing finely--n woman in the
city who had lost her child, having taken
it to raise at her breast. Weare told that
Romulus and Remus, the founders Of
Rome, were sucked in infancy BY q Wolf;
but we never heard before of q woman
adopting a young ferocious animal and
sucking it as her own child! e The stop
mother to the half lion and half tiger keeps
her charge ina bureau drawer, and in the
morning, when her husband gets out Of bed,
he takes the little sharp clawed fellow out,
and places il in the bed with. his wife to
suckle! When hungry. the, little fellow
makes terrible racket, and seems half
crazy to get at the breast from whence it
draws its substance. Though it shows
every sign Of attachment and fondness for
its fosterdam we should advise her to wean
it as soon as possible. This curious cross
breed is a male-its head and foreparts
being the complete lion. the name already
beginniag to show itself. while the body is
striped and bears full resemblance to, the
Stale Journal. { I
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-01-19

we will Buy
VX7HEAT, Com Oats. Rye, Barley, Flax
w Seed, 1'aIlow, PORK. Beef, Hides,
Bees Wax, Sheep PeIts. White Beans, Dried
Apples, Dried Peaches. Timothy and Clover
Seed, Rags, Butter and Cheese. All of the
above enumerated articles are purchased by
as, and paid for in Cash and Goods at the
highest Market price.
- s. A. CTLLETT & Co.
Ravenna, Oct. 25, is47.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-01-19

HAaR YARDS of Scotch and English
OSAO Gnghams. very heavy. for win
ter wear, just received at DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-01-19

DOOTS s. SHOES-Rcplenished our as
ID sortment. ]. M. HOOD g. Co.
November "a, l847.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-01-19

CHAWLS-1OO Shawls consisting O.
- Brocha, Cashmere,s iThibet DeLaine
S:raddilla and all kinds of Woolen> Shawls
/. November isi.s - atrDAY'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-01-19

DORK, Hides. Tallow, Lard, Wheat. Rye,
j. Corn, Oats, Rckwheat, Flax Seed,
Flax. Beans, Dry Peaches and Appies-wan-
ted at the highest market price
Nov. 9th. at SEYMOUR'S.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

be based on population. The nunber Of
representatives will be nine hundred, IN
GLIDING representatives from Algeria and
the colonies. Suffrage i, to be direct and
unsversoE, and shared in 6y every French
man Of twenty one years and uPwsrds.-
No person eligible to. Office under the age
of twenty-five. Election to be by ballot. 2,
The Constitutional Assembly was to meet
on the ttCentieh.
All prosecutions against the Press for
political offences, were to be discontinued;
as also all persons imprisoned for such Of
to be liberated.
All works Of utility were to be respected
and preserved.
The Royal residence was tobe sold, and
the proceeds thereof. applied to the relief
of the victims of the Revolution, and as
compensation for losses by the smbarrsss-
ment Of trade and manufactures.
DEGREES have beer published, changing
the names of several vessels 10 the navy;
and, also, the names of streets having de-
signations referring to monarchy or the fall
family of Louis Philippe.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03
ANGRY WORDS.

Angry words are.lightly spoken,
In rash and thoughtless hour;
Brightest links of like are broken
By their deep insidious power,
Hearts inspired by warmest feelings.
Meier before by anger stir,ed,.
Oft are rent past human healing
BY a single angry word.
Love is much too pure and holy,
Friendship is too sacred far.
For a moments reckless folly,
Thus to desolate and mar.
Angry words are lightly spoken;
Bitterest thoughts are rashly stirred;
Brightest links of life are broken
BY q single angry word.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03
From the Jefferson City METROPOLITAN.
of school Funds for

Through the kindness of Col. Martin,
Superintendent of Common Schools, we
are enabled to lay before our readers the
following statement Of the amount Of the
school funds due each county under the
apportionment for the year 1S4S. The ap-
|portionment has been delayed for more
than a month on account of the difficulty
of getting proper returns from q number OF
counties under the law of lS47s Many
counties reported under the law es 1s45,
and this circumstance has occasioned the
delay in the apportionment, which, with
proper data, might have been made by the
first of February. The superintendent has
been at much trouble to be enabled to make
al apportionment even thus early. 1t aP-
pears that ninety counties have made re-
ports, and the following table shows the
amount due each county, allowing each
child, over six and under twenty years Of
age, 40 cents. Several counties have made
but partial reports, and six counties have
made no report at all. The number Of
children reported over six years of age and
under 20 years is l42,39s, and the amount
of money for distribution $56,959 20. There
are 10000 children in St. Louis county not
entitled to the benefit Of the apportionment.
Add to this number the probable number
Of children in those counties from which no
reports have been made, and those which
have made but partial reports, and we have
in the State of Missouri $4,000 children
between the ages Of six and twenty years.
1t is estimated that the whole number of
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03
POETRY.
TFrom the Reveillie
ILOVE THEE, DEAR ERIN.

LIVE 1dEE, DEAn LINN.
love thee, dear Erin, fer on thy green shore
The sunlight first dawn'd on the girl adore:
81 yAnniel" Obi Erin, her mien and her name
so Twset1nd so lovely, hef birthplace prcctzim
How oft in my childhood, thy mountains and wales
And fairies, were subjects of winter night tales;
Zen then there was blooming, in Erin, for ne,
The fairest Of maidens, that e'er cross'd the sea.
Oh! IL, Is it's said, there are angels that keep
Their nieht-watch in Erin Ger babes as they
sleep,
Then well do l know that my loves ev'ry charm
Had legions of angels to shield them from harm
And, as in their vigiIs they hover'd asove,.
And WHISPERED of hope to the babe OF their love,
Oh! did she not smile as they WHISPERED of me-,
Her home and her lover, beyond the blue sea?
Then shall l not love thee? Oh! Erin, my home
Seems most in the green Isle that Graded mine
own,
The home other childhood, the land Of her birth,
Must e'er be to me the most hallowed Of earth!
H. F. w.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
Fourteen Days Later from Europe.

A Republic established in France-Flight
Of the Royal FamiIy-the House Of Peers
a~bolished-the Republic Recognized BY
England, Belgium. Switzerla:sd and the
United States-Decline in the French
Funds-Great Pecuniary Embarrass-
ments-R-ception of the News in Pras.
STA, Austria, Bavaria and Italy-Arrival
of Louis Philippe and the Ex.Qneen IN
EngIand--Proposed Constitution tor the
Republic, Sc, SC.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

The depreciation of New York rag mo-
ney, together with the Delaware Bridge
and Pennsylvania "blow ups''have imProV-
ed considerably the IDEAS Of quite a large
number of the several cases lately where
the hard sense had been driven in, in con-
sequence Of "burnt fngers.'-.4m. Union.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

We are requested Oy the Cashier Of the
Branch of the Bank Of the State of Mis-
souri, at this place, to aythat Sight Checks
on the East, can be had on application, in
sums to suit purchassers.-FayeEe Demo-
'cTot.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03
THOUGHTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

The world estimates men by their sue
cess in life; and, by general consent, sue
cess is evidence Of superiority.
Never, under any circumstances, as
sumo a responsibility you can avoid con:
si.tently with your duty to yourself and
others.
Base all your actions upon a principle Of
right; preserve your integrity of character.
and, in doing this, neUer reckon the cost.
Remember that self-interest is more like.
~ to warp your judgment than all Other
circumstances combined; therefore, look
well to your duty when your interest i.
concerned.
Never make money at the expense u
your reputation.
Be neither lavish nor niggardly, of the
tao, avoid the latter. A mean man is uni.
versally despised; but public favor is g
stePping-stone to Observation-Disclosures
generous feelings should be cultivated;
Say but little-think much-and dc
Dors.
Let your expenses be such as to leave q
balance in your pocket. Ready money is
afriend in need.
Keep clear of the law; for, when you
gain your case, you are generally a loser Of
money.
Avoid borrowing and lending.
Wins.drinking and cigar-smoking are
bad habits. They impair the mind and
pocket, and lead to q waste of time.
. Never relate your misfortunes, and never
grave over what you cannot prevent
Mercantile Times.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

*There is due the county of Warren $63
SO in addition to the above-it being an err
ror corrected from the last apportionment'
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

LouIsIANA.-The total population Of
Louisiana just ascertained, is 427, 1855; Of
which, l96,430 are whites, 1889 are free
colorsd persons: and 2l1 1873 are slsy.s.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

A lie has no legs, but scandal has wings
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

Good nature Is one of the sweetest gifts
Of Providence. Like the pure sunshine, it
gladdens, ~enlivens, cheers. In the midst
o. hate, revenge, sorrow and despair, how
glorious its effects!
When Socrates was told by a friend that
ms judges had condemned him to die, "And
mas NOT Nature" said he, "already passed
The sentsace upon man7"
SGnk Robbery in Virginia.-The Rich
mond Enquirer mentions a report that the
exchange Bank Of PETERBOROUGH has been
robbed Of $4,000, taken from the Cash.
1T. room, 10 the temporary absence Of the
Cashier. The particulars are not given.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
GEN. rArLoa.s PROFANITY.

According 10 the Lynchburg Republican Go
eofccoauihdriiy, J Ex Gov MeNntt, in isspeech
IN thai place, denied certain matters which he
boldly asserted whilst addressing The people q
our county. In his explanation In Luxembourg,
the Republican states that Gov McNuu repre-
senicd Gen. Taylor as "a petulant mana man
Of fIrpng ihpulses-srk0 sic0ys tersitiga This
latter charge we have heard before, and VIC think
TIC Goyefnrr shctd hide his face for this retail
ing Of public scandal, after The statement Of re
puiable minister in the North
We make the following extract from letter
written by Ire Rev Mr.. Lamb, Pastor Of an or
lthodox church in Worcester county, Mass. The
Rev. Mr. Lamb heli the ONCE Of Chaplain in the
Il. s. Ara about six years, being stationed ri
/ Foft Jesdk La, where he was in daily inter
course with Gen. Taylor, and must have become
Observation-Disclosures with BIS whole character
We IKE the following extract from the letter;
s.Gen. Taylor maintains, on all occasions, the
habit Of tolaf a6sffhemce from all intoxicating
drinks-apd 70 this he has ascsibed his robus
health amidst the swamps and campaigns Of Flo
rsda and Mexico. I&ould also assure you, aha
aottine eohldbe more najMa and ps,Ifi.e than III
assertion that he is profane uian-it is false a
together. He is bright exception 70 the com
mon practice Of Profaneness in the ARMY
Gen. Taylor Is the decided ffiend Of Christians
~ and Christian institutions He was aregula
aitendantof public worship in the garrison, &C
companied by his accomplished lady and daush
Aer.
Is Mrs. Taylor is a lady Of fine appearance an
agreeable manners and consistent professor {
religion As family they appeared to obsery
the Sabbath as religious duty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27


rhe chas.esioun Academy. under ,he charge
o. Mr.. Joax J. S,EBosS. s stu worthy q "
cordial support Of eur eiEisens- The ability q
his genile1h.n Is conceded By al WIG give ne
subjec, tkeif .iientl6n--and his success u pre-
pairing lis pupils for he entrance q collsses Z
unfailins --yei here , RON for higher ana
moss pz.eiical appreciation Of his efforts
oufciifzens should feel pride IN mainiaining
Is success--for no where, in de whole Common
wealth. are greater advantages cdered r. ne stu
dent. Besides, our town j. healthy and alirae-
tive spot for scholars from distance
Our Female schools are in pFospfrous con
dillon. ana deserve even more cordial support
lhan they receive
/ And we are graiiied TO hear hat ne Publis
schools have been opened In Nearly Al ne DIS
triets, and are producing good results slngl'
year YIN give practical arguments enough 70 81
hence all absurd -clamors.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
REDUCTION or THE ARMY,

The following is the substance Of the billpass-
ed BY Congress in relation 10 the reduction Of tho
Army
lst The provision 81 the law Under
which Major Gen. Taylor and Brig, Cons
Kearny and Twiggs feceivcd tlhokI Rresept
rank in the army, requiring them to Be
dismissed at the end Of the war, unless the
President should, in his discretion, elect
to dismiss instead Of them, Gems. Scott,
Gaines and Wool, is repealedand all these
officers win rerhain permanently IN the
army ,.,.
ed. A number ssof the additional pay
masters, quarterlhasters, commissioDaries
and assistant adjutant generals, will BID
retained in service until the 18th March
i,..ar All those officers of the old army,
80 nave vacated their commissions, ID
take appointments nj -Vue 1rnu or st!lif q,
the temporary levies, are to retain tbci,
present position as to rank until, by deaths
or other casualties, they can enter their
former regiment with the rank thew now
hold This is, they are to be supcrnume,
| raries- The number of officers whose On.
ses are covered BY these two clauses, il !.
bout seventy
4th. The officers and men who have a.:
tually done service in Mexico. ana hae,,
honorably discharged, will receive three
months extra pay. Such recruits as were
merely mustered into service and never
left the country for the seat Of war, will
not be entitled to extra pay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
ARRIvAt or THE UNITED STATES,

tens QHist-D eati Of General Dnririsr-I2 90
Pu4sHers takes-F1cHek Faads Iap,ored-
CeHtlahed Exeifement an Ireland --JHs MIR
ketsi- Cettea frm-Fieuy iaAgnid, 4.e., DC.
The above caption contains the pin Of the 70
reign news.
In England. Wheat was ianv,,;d rio,r X, :,
|S7s - = =
lREttsD.-Mr Duffy, Contributor 70 the Irish
felon had been arrested and committed for rial
Mr. Martin the proprietor, has also been arrest.
cd andeommitted TO Newgaie
The French assembly were siiii engaged =
discussing lie projected constitution.
AZ. Tabet, the Comninhist leader has applied
70 he Hosernment for means % tritnspori him.
self and followers b Texas in he United states.
wi.h ~ iu,entioll % there forming settlement.
Pasis IS sin in a sla,e d siege CaraiZnac
uizinldihs al his measures with fsarIsss energy
IN Germany there bad occurred = fiesce sirnr-
gle, attended with u.ueh bi60dsled, between he
imperial party Arorins the election Of il.e Afchs
duke John. and The Republicans.
n Madrid the insuEreciidnists were oiiy kent
Town b force Of arms.
The Emperor q Russia had concentrated
o1ce Of sky thcusand mn npon he Danube.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
LIFE THE sixth.

Eve different lives Of Gen. Cas- (Says III,
National lnlsiligeneerl have already been bro
q tue notice Of the prhlic, through our columns
This extraordinary number NC though, g,,od
fortune enough for oDs mortal but the WORTHY
General seems to Be the especial favoritc Of ta,e
IN nc number as wen asihe Tarsasty Of his lives
iof we bave JUST met with the SIXTH. This
ias'' 2 good sized pamphlst, printed in Washing
'On, : n inc German language, which being 4
sealed book with US, we cannot saw wh,, se,,o,,.
Il contains but if the following passage EYtor !.
translation Of which We are indebted "a ! C,.r.
man gentleman) may be taken as a sample !, i.
not behind the English brotherhood in the work
Of deception. The passage is taken from, mage
II Of the pamphlet
The result ofthe election Of 1874 Is well Known
Mrs Polk received the votes OF ALI. :THE
STATES EXCEPT ONE. The yic,oT,; If IN.
Democratic party was 10 the srea.est e.,e;,s mr.
WORK OF Gen. Cass.s e '''h
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
-rALL OAKS FROM LITTLE AcoRxs
cROw.s

Il Willie s.<h II ano,hc< c5lnml hat ! portion
Of he Bemotracy have resolved o. holding !
Fcsessl in eur County On he f7,h q Argus,
u.sr. md have made fretarzibly arangeznsn,s
sel rsceusfng speakers. he From The amount
Of pa1rr rsrt In this preliminary movement i
wot,Ii he natural 10 infer that this was the work
n tke united Democracy Of The county. Butno.
sen,le reader. snch Is MOI The fact When the
meeting was 3organized some dosH DeInocra-
t,e vo,srs. we've here, and a no time during ne
uaee,inp were there over tltsnfy voters Of thai
pary present The Wings were within three o.
four ola majority a, any time during he meet
ing. Fur weeks past II has been the especial
pleasure OF de Locofoco party 70 speak dis2ar-
seingsy or he Taylor meetings in our county. bui
Heaven grant q safe deliverance from any
such gauns, lean and kunsry locking meetings a
that Of Saturday, last Ether ofthe Taylor meet
lin1s tkaf havk been hold would have made fhota
lslr 10 dcze Of such Gatherings as he one which
10 hshrsed fotth with nourish Of trumpeis. and
which occupies nearly whole column win n
idysfails
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
NdNDALE.

Asoodly company are now enjoying themselves
az this delightful watering place--where the
scenery Is nrivaled, the water Of the finest Quail
~, and the living unsurpassed. Las, night, the
young loiks IN great numbers were as happy as
crickets, and the may dance awakened the Sum-
Oerng energies of s5nie ofthe old 'uns.',
Mr. Abel, the proprietor, is leaving nothing
undone 70 make the season pleasant both 10 the
'nVai'ds andthe healihful Thevisiters generally
are unsparins in their encomiums upon Ike
place r. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27


|. 4 ,,.,,;bv az he Democracy Of CnAriestoun
I'D neigh6orhood. viii Be held a ne Court
House "a Friday evening next q oeiocz .l =.
~ ,r,r,,o-e AZ orfanising Democratic Assoela-
ion 80 rranssctsnt other business o. irlelss.
and imDortancc d he good of The party: ,an
nricndance IS desirable, and one or more spsesess
may Be expected n time win allow. lsely a.
Friday evening came and passed away, yei
with lis shades thsre came morally Of the Demo
cracy, no gathering assemblage 40 oitcer was
called 10 the chair-no speaker mounted The ros-
lrum-no flashing el0quence and Brilliant vii
broke forth--aaR ~ Drmccrafie Association sras
jsrmeSs.i 20. &c gods and hide fishes can
We demonst1afe the cause of this signal failure
Can We divine what lcthargic speh has cveItakcn
1.-The Democracy i-whai has chilled heir energies,
and laid low. in humilialing posture, the ~spon-
ltaneouk" enthusiasm thar was % have been held
rp 70 The stricken Taylori,es a sample Of fer
Yor and zeal inthe canvass Surely, the clouds
which arched the heavens We're not sufficient e
lintimidate The gallant and fervidsouls who hay.
lgloried in loud strains that The Taylor meetings
were not more enthusiastic in their character
THE pent-up eloqlence Of the champions Of Cas-
and Butler was NOT afforded an opportunity Q
spending itself. and no doubt the consequences Q
this failure 10 let oifthe steam which was up Z
! high pressure, has been most disastrous 10 thos
who werepregnant with speeches and yeaned 70
delirerance
Seriously. however, is not this sad commer
sary upon he great rush they were about maxim
for Cas- and Buileri They have thrown NOR
than one Liberal ji6s At the Wings on acconr
: Of their sps1Esrs having disappoin'ed them. b
! they have moi been able to say that The Whis
! ihave no, had large and Respectable mee.ings-
assemblages which would DO eIedi, % any part
under any circumstances. The friends Of Gel
! Taylor have never billed in ho,o.ns nheetir
Al the time appoie:cs and tie people lave :
Ways turned out ia 'lFge number q pPp5 s :
J and cheer them On ia he glorious [2Ik
3 neraiing our Governntni, -
I, II we could, We uc1i
: friends, be not disco
I, Iblight their cansa
8 doubt upo1 e
5 will be eiecil. 5 an acclal
= ID scatter their party tothe four DofN
{ The Democracy Iof Jeherss1 Mould Learn
Z practical lesson rom Ibis signal failure Not
y laueh 90 early in the ganie, lest they may,
the end. be forced 70 laugh from the wrong cor
I. erof the mouth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
THE REV. sEfTIMUs rUsrIy.

Tbs REV. SErrMus TusrINof Hasersiown de.
livered an address at the 4th co,nnene.,,.., :,
the Frederick Female Seminary, which Is very
- spoken . oy Inc Frederick papers. The
Hsraid says:
Il WIS heard with brealhiess silence ana n.
high bu, Just encominms unon he ss,n si.l ,.a
whoseEvirtues peculiar trails d;s,;nc,;,,a
ues, both physical and moral and whose jnfIu-
encenPon the race ofman, and the social colr,nac,
was his iheifie. were approved.
ne was peculiarly happy in combating the old
~. iong indnlged fallacy, that the mind OF wo-
man was interior TO that of man, and that She
possessed les adoption than the sternef ser for
.hs requirement Of knowledge and for high az
iainmfnt in the sciences.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27

The Mount Hebron Ceme,ery Company q
Winches,er having offered 70 fbr tlle|recsp,lun
of he remains of MAJOR General DAxiEL Moe-
eax and his celebraiea Dutch Mes john
shuitz. Peter I.auek, Jacob Sperry, Adam hnIiz,
Charles Grim, and Adam Heisksn, ! suitable
Monunent1 To- he memory e these Patriots q
The Revelation Is % beerec;ed, BY means q con
,rib6,ions NON eitizens olthe Valley and Other
portions II Virginia
The Wihckes.er Eib.ar} Company (as We
,ssrn nom he Republiein) have taken measures
Is eire iine eject 10 this act of gratitude
Thsr have requested lkeir senerable 'ownsman,
tie Rev. Dr. Hin; n1o probably knows more p
Gen. Morean's private and PERSONAL history,
from long and intimate acquaintance WIN him
han any man now iiSing. and be has consented
ID deliver an Address on the Life, Character, and
publie Services az Morgan, on Saturday the 2ssl
of he preseni month The address viii oe g.
livered ii ii o'clock, All, 81 she Losaoal
Street Church
Alafke aaseuiblassc 81 people viii doubtless .
present The Republican further safes 'ae
Messrs Henry III. Brent, LLOYD Logan, Miehae
Dannef, HIGH Barr, and uecfge krsmer. kT'
have been appointed aeomrniiiee % receive sao
scrip,ions and make collections in ala Of that 90
ieci. Ii. Nj. Brent has been appoin,ed Treasul
| er Of The Morgan Monument Fund, % WHOM
payments or remiuances may be made ~ ap w
| may not be called npon IS 'he er''ce'ors
So patriotic a purpose III. salely q fesP9n'
/ ca 10 iiherellT