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nr nYER r. Mcguire. Auctioneer,.

GREAT SALE OF WASHINGTON LOTS AT AUCTION.--On
Tuesday July Is, auction commencing
precisely following and parcels Of
many improving parts Of the
gtvV
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CAMPAIGNS o Rio Grande and Of Mexico, with
OF Ripley by Beve Major Isaac
|. stephens, United States army This day received
July tRANSk TAYLOR
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
Dos,r CARE FOR Colon.-A good look

DoN'T CARE FOR CoLoR.-A good look
ing white woman, with an infant in her
arm s, applied yesterday morning to MIR.
Johnston. chairman Of the Jail committee.
for the release of her dusbaud, coal black
negro. from jail. She said he was black,
but she didn't care for that; he didn t pro-
vide for his family, but she didn't .are for
that; she had given bin her last dollar to GO
and huy wood, but be had got drunk with
it and got into jail, leaving his family to
suffer from the cold, but she didn care for
that; she was only anxious her husbs nd
should be released from prison; she was an
English woman, aud didn't care for color.
She was informed that her husband could
not be liberated until bis 6ne was paid, and
she went away as unhappy, appsrently, as
though her husband had been the beau
ideal OF manluess Gin. NonpafeiI.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
~The session will necessarily be long

GFThe session will necessarily be long
one. The party In power would make il %
at any rate, but the changes necessary 10
be made to adapt the laws to the new state
Of things, will engthen out the term until
the people Of the State will become heartily
tired OF it. Three dollars day will satisfy
the members, let the people grumble as theF
will Western Reserve Chronicle.
s'Tbe session Of the Legislature will nee-
essarily be long one," saith this prophet.
Necessary change" to adapt the policy Of
the State to the Reformed Constitution, will
protract it unavoidably, reasons our sage.
Is it the part of good citizen to endeavoF
to foment discomfort among the people BY
saying they will "besome heartily tired" of
this sascesserily long session" and exh0tt.
ing ,hem to Ssrumble" because the mem,
bers may not be willing to continue tho
necessarily long session." to perfect 1asc-
essary" reforms, without compensationI--s
Statesman.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
Mexico.

Tha New Orleans Picayons thinks tAai
Mexico is again on the eve of one Of thoss
political conyulsions which characierizs
her history. II finds evidence in the rscena
demonstrations within her S,a,ss that ,ha
administration Of Arisla, which began i've
career under the most farering auspices Of
success, aud was thought 10 be The con.
mancement of new era Of peace and pros.
perity fer that unhappy country, 10 noA
possessed of any real stability. "a ,eaf
ago." says the PIcayune "the name Of
Santa Anna was scarcely brea.hed bu, with
execraIion; Low il is mentioned as that Of
the only man who can rescue tho country.
from its unfortunate position, 1t p evident
that The willy Mexican chieitain is not yea
surleled with the sweets Of power, aud lhat
he has been engaged ever aimee his comPal.
sorry exile in trying to prepare the people
for his Ultimate returD."-S State snsasl. ID,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
Che i1ortoa, Sentinel.
VEN MA, OHIO:
NJ Q day. Nov. "a, 1881.

A FAILURE - The effo Of the minions
Of despotism to b,acken the character Of tbe
great Hungarian patriot has proved mos.
signal failure, notwithstanding it received
s'aid and comfort" from some of tie prom
inent whig journals in this country, and
from officers in the pay OF the governmen.
abroad. The story about the difficulty be.
tween him and the officers of the M'ssissip-
pi, Is denied by those officers themselves
since their arrival. His reception on bis ar.
rival in England, according to the accounts,
was Of the most enthusiastic. and i'm posing
character, in which all classes of the people
united. His arrival in this country is anx
iously awaited. and here, from the Atlantic
to the Pacific coast, this great martyrin the
cause Of Hungarian freedom and independ-
ance, will be greeted with a nations wei
come similar to that extended to the immor-
tai LAFAYETTE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
Valuable Books.

HIsToL1cAL COLLECTIONS OF THE GREAT WEST;
containing narratives Of the most important
and interesting events in " estern History -
remarkable individual Adventures Sketches
of Frontier Life-Description of Natural Gu.
riosities-to which is appended Historical
and Descriptive sketches of Oregon, New
Mexico, Texas, Minnesota, Utah and 'alifor-
mia, by HENRY HowE, Author Of Historical
Collections of Virginia; Historical Collections
of Ohio Illustrated with numerous Engrav-
ings Cincinnati Published by Henry Howe.
at f.. Morgan & Co.'S. No. III. Main st 1881.
Adore we have copied in tuli the title
page of an interesting and valuable book.
Those " bo have perused the Historical Col
lections Of Ohio, by the same author, will
be able to appreciate this work without any
commendatiun from US. The Historical
Collections OF Mr.. Howe are not kept for
sale at the book stores, and can be procur.
ed only from the publisher OF his agents al
regular prices. Mr.. JOHN CoTToN is the
agent for this county. and is now canvass
ing the county for subscribers to the work.
The book is well worth the subscription
price, $3.50. Mr.. CorroN is also agent
Tor the Historical objections of Ohio. P.ice
$500.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
Ealruiug Of Che Buckley Stale.
BUFFALo, Nov IL


The following account OF the Backsys's
disaster appears in the Buffalo papers
About 81 last night the Buckeye State
lying at the foot Of Commercial street, was
;scovered on FIRE in hole near the boilers,
which soon communicated TO the Latches
and spread towards the stem
By the efforts of the fireman, the flames
were chiefly confined back of the wheel
house above aud below though slight
change in the wind at one time carried the
fi:e little further forward, and caused the
flames to break out in several new places
The lower cabin back Of the wheel, was bad
iy damaged, and the hole in the vicinity OF
the furnace and back nearly burned out.
The upper cabins were little injured by
the fire, but considerably by fire and cut.
ting them through with axes. The Buck
eye had steam up, and would have left for
Cleveland in an hour but for the fortunate
discovery OF the fire. All the baggage Of
the passengers was saved, as was the
princi pal portion Of freight. The furniture
was much damaged, much Of which was
removed.
The loss will probably range from $l5,-
900 to $2O, 1000 covered by insurance in
this city.-Damage TO the cargo is consid-
able, being made up Of dry goods which
suffered from the water.
By the exertions of A. d. Patchin, mail
agent the southern mails were all saved and
forwarded on the Atlantic.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
Ship Destroyed by a Whale.

Capt. Debtors, Of the whale ship Ann
Alexa nder, arrived at New York in the
Cherokee, aud reports that on the 10Th Of
August last, when 10 lat so S., lon. lO2
W., while in pursuit # whales, two Of his
boats that were out in pursuit were attacked
by large sperm whale. and completely
demolished. The captain promptly ordered
out third boat, and proceeded TO the assis-
tance of the men, who were thrown into The
sea by the destruction OF their boats He
succeeded in rescuing all Of them, and
reached his ship in safety. But the whale
becoming frantic with rage. immediately
directed bis course for the ship, and struck
her abreast Of the forernast injuring her
so badly that she instantly hlled. All
hands took TO the boats on the 22d, and
were subsequently picked up by the ship
Nantucket, Capt. Gibbs, of Nantucket, and
arrived at Payta September Is, whence the
captain took passage for New York. on his
way home. This is certainly an extraordi'
nary instance Of the fearful capa bli,ies Of
the whale, and we believe the like has oc.
Cured but once before, which happened in
the case Of Nantucket ship many years
ago.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
Truly Spoken.

The Washington Union very justly 70.
marks, that there has probably been no
period since 1916 when the Wing party
substantially the same political organizat
ton under all its various 0liasss-has oesn
SO weak in the country as it is Today.
Yet this very (eeblensss Of the Wings "
not without its perils to the Democrsey.-
W higsm is as accommodating as it is fes.'
BILE. There is no faction, pe special inter,
est, no sectional idea, with whlch. at tho
proper time and place, it cannot affiliate 10
order TO place itself in power. II can pat
forth old principles, or new principles, or
no principles, or, finally, sail the principles
to catch votes. Such on oPPoRent as shia
is always to be dreaded in q widespread
country like ours, and is, perhaps, no. least
formidable when its actual feeblensss BE-
comes SO manifest as to tend to disarm ths
Democracy of its caution or zeal. =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

fnser nd Catholicism The One, HOY
Catholic Church, is destined 10 spread rap.
IDLY Throughout nany territories of Cir,s-
eSsndom, simply beoause one party IN Prot.
eeiaaissn will see their Inconsistent position
IN mat!srs Of religious lhenry. But apo,har
party has nppsared-,heRa.i
t'sns; or Hatsnonial Philosophical This
form Of religion unquali6e6lv rejects all
s1pernaiuraiisn. flence, pro'essa aism
snd Catholicism. as reiig,oua institutions,
are slika repudiated. |, dans not make
every mans judgsmen, his onty guide Ia
matters Of importance, but asks--s'Vh here
shall we find the mosI iruth. the highest
wisdom. the mobiles, religion3". II has this
desire fur It's eternal egnet--hence it in
tsrrogG.ss tho boundless fields of nature
with an honest soul and lofty brow, This
3s pesfec. and inmutable Freedom! Ar
srchy can never invade the principles OF
this party. Cor i. is based spon Na,ure and
Natures Got. s .--
We hnve now obtained the final reply.
Psotestanista will first deco,; because il is
r, be divided into two partes-ons party
will 60 back into Catholicism; the other
will 60 frward into Rationalism. And
then, after a succession Of eyentful ears,
a political revolution will hari the Catholic
scpers,ruc.ure to the sar.h, and the pris-
matic bow Of prnnise will span the Hen.
sens. The children Of earth will then be
comparatively ffee and happy; for the
Miilsnial hour will have arrived, and there
will be some thing like realiza,ion Of
pence on earth and gaod will towards oil
mon --.--s...-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

Remarkable Longevity --Mr. Ephraim
CLARK. formerly Of Soutbington, Conn.,, died
al Burton, Geauga county, in 1925. aged
30 years, leaving family of seven children.
Of whom Eve are now living, whose united
ages amount to SO years months, making
an average Of 72 years months and over.
Tbs two surviving sons have each had q
ia amily of seven children. all of whom are
still living except one. who was killed by
lightning at Mesopotamia, Trumbull county,
a year ago last summer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
The Last Of The Galphins.

And so the last of the troupe has filed
pastt The line does not stretch TO tile crack
OF doom ii e.. 1852. 1t may be SO, fut
we douLt! Here, however, is tho testimony
from Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun yPi Dealer
II seems now to be fixed fact that no
more claims are to be allowed by the Treas
, ufy department, and no more money paid
out, backed by reason or justice. For fear
OF being called SGalphtns," they bave but.
toned up their pockets, and in any cali for
iustice, they yssimply reply. 3You ask too
much" There are men who are sucH firts
that they dare not aur pstits soihs with
their own wiyss fsr fear Of being held re-
srols5ble.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17


ExPKNpfruREs AND RESOURCES The
following are ihe expenditures of several
branches Of the public service during the
qaarter ending The 3oth September last,
and The balance respectively 10 their credi.
nj the same date:
Expenditures. Balances.
Indian Arr,s. .Sss2.s73 90 81 sos,a77 o5
Pensions, l.6s6,34s-s5 1850. 403 So
War, 3,l65,24s AZ s,5i2.732 OF
N.vy, 2,27o,3Os "a 9,7s7. .34I o.
Dsaing tina pas, month there were re-
por,sd in tha Third AUDITORS Office, H.
937 cAses. In the Psnsion Office 9,040
warrenas were issued. and about IA ,0e0
cases adiaaed. From this il appears that
much activity prevailed in both Offices
daring tho mont.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
Nkw YoRK. Nov. 10.

UKA, 1NUV. To.
Asn,vA. OF KossurH.-lt is unders,ood
tia, Kossu,h sailed from England for Amer
Gu, in the steamer Asia, which sailed on
Saturday last.
Tie u. S steam f'igate Mississippi, from
G,braI,ar, Oct 18th, arrived this morning,
bringing the Hungarian refugees lately re-
leased with Kossuth, and Mrs. Capt
Burifngame, whose husband was lost over.
board from ths barque Alexina, from New
York, on the 3th Of Oct, near Gibraltar.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
YER MONT,
TENNESSEE,
SALT RIVER.

Now we think there is plenty Of room
for enlargement. But it will cos. more
than 8 l 200, 600 to give the pyramid res
spectacle dimensions. Democrats won't
work on the enlargement, and there is a
a scarcity Of Whig hands just now.
The Wings expect to take Massnchu-
sets, and will certainly lose Tennessee at
the next contest.
1t will be seen that the respective dimen.
sions of The two parties stand as 20 10 8,
counting the Stale Of Sall Greek for The
wings, and it is too small for the Demo.
Gratis.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

aThs energies and hopes Of the whigs
will now be turned to the promotion Of the
hero Scott to the next Presidency. He 80
our hops-OUR ANCHOR. ~ Dsfsnes
Banner. ,.-..-.[......
And hesry sanekor' b. has been,
too If you hold on to such an anchor how
much deeper do you expect TO sink. A ma
jority Of nearly 10000 against you, what
deeper deep can you and your anchor 6ndl
Din Enq y
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

GxRar SHIPMENT OF CorPEx.-The
Like. Superior Journal Of the 29;h ult..
ssstes .ha, tbs propeller Peninsula cleared
frain thai port that morning with the larg-
~, freight Of copper ever shipped from The
e<,untrg. She lind 80 tons in masses and
barrels from the. Cliff Mine, so tones from
tho Minnesota, mostly insaasses. and one
.a., from the Peninsula mine, one mass
sad tws, barrels. There were six enor.
IN ,us pieces from ;hs Cliff, one weighing
e010 lba. and s weighing over 5000
lbA. each.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

Hon. JouN F. BsAvER.-This gentle
man called on US yerterday. He was on
his wsy home from hunting and survey
ing trip on the head waters Of the MauInee,
where he aud bis party killed l3 deer, l
wolf, and suudry Small varmiuts" too te-
dious to mention. Usre. True Dem.
Amongst sthe varmint>s brought. were
probably bas,ed beaver, with the fur
rather damaged, pickeled coon, and pair
of ''goveruor's buots. Dem Standard.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

T The Toledo Blade, leading whig
paper, has hauled down the name Of Gen.
ScorT from the head Of its editorial column,
and come out strongly in favor Of Mr. Fur
MORE as the next whig Candidate for the
Presidency. Since the late disas;erous de-
feat Of the wings in Ohio, Pennss lvania,
Indiana. and every other State in which the
name af Scott was put forth as the whig
candidate for the Presidency, the whig
leaders seem to be a little dubious Of their
chances Of riding into power upon the mili-
tary fame of their great leader.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
The WadSWOrlh'S

Will give Concert q, The Cour. House
this evening They sung to small audi
ence in this place on Frioay evening who
generally expressed satisfaction at their
performances. They are we'll worthy OF
patronage. Give them..a good house to.
night. Don't let the damp roads keep you
away.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

A SHoT AT ScnTr. The Buffalo Cons
mercial Advertiser, paper named .'the
domestic organ Of President Fillmore -
says: '.Tte campaign on the Rio Grande
elected one President. Nothing more can
>be mnds out Of that series Of brillMnt ex-
plots"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

PRoF. KISKEL IN CLEvELANp.-This
distinguished scholar and patriot arrived in
Cleveland on last Monday night from Gin
cinnati. He has visited number If cities
in this country, and has every where been
received with the most marked respect. IN
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati large public
meetings were held, speeches made, and
resolutions adopted approving the object Of
his mission to this country, which is to OBJ
tain loan Of two millions dollars, for the
purpose of forwarding the approaching rev.
oluton in Germany. The Plain Dealer of
Tuesday in announcing his arrival gives
the following brief passages in bis history:
lie was formerly Professor Of History in
the university of Bonn, in Germany. and
held high position among tie litsrati Of
his county; but upon the outset OF that
eventiul revolutionary era in l848. he came
out from his scholastic retirement Joined the
Liberty party, and conducted himself
like hero during the revolt al Baden. in
May. ls49, which resulted in the disper-
sion of the Republican forces, and the rein-
statement Of Prussian despoism.
He was taken in one Of the skirmishes $
with arms in his hands. and was condemned
to die. But literature. poetry and philoso-
ply, interceded, and his sentence was re.
versed; be was consigned to imprison-
ment for life in house Of correction, with
the ignominous fare, cithing and work, Of
the most depraved. At last be escaped
through connivance--it was said-with his
jallor, and procuring the dress OF an officer
he succeeded in bs fling pursuit, and finally
made his way to London, where he was re-
celved with open arms by all, high aud low
always excepting the miserable trucksters
TO monarchy, Who, In that country and this,
seem bent u..on beating out every spark Of
humanity wherever it shows itself, and eal-
ulate each other in traducing liberty. how
ever crushed indeed, the more crushed the
more mal.gned From thence. Dr. KIM
KLE. came to this country.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
GFThe Washington Republic, Of Il

Fhe " ashIhgtoh HeP0011c, OF me
Sd said:
''lt is perfectly well known that Mr..
Vin,on, the Wing candidate for the guber.
national chair Of Ohio, was open and louo
in his denunciations of the AbolitionIsis
during The canvass"
The brleles, possible reply TO the above
would be-ihe assertion is totally false.
If'h perfe cily well known OF MIR,
Vinlon as decared by The organ OF the ad
ministration, we would much like TO hear
the evidence, when. where, and how the
defeated candidate Of Ohio Whiggery said
any thing like demunciation of the Aboli'
lionisis. Gin. Enq.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

O. Since the axe has been applied to
the young hickory on the public square,
We hope our neighbors Of the Star, and
Whig will be cured Of their dis,smper-
the pots erts.,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

THE STATE fkEAsgaY.-We nre not III
a position 10 know who was the agent IL
involving the Stale Treasury in the fall OF
the COLUMBUS insurance Company, ns il
fsmiliarly talked Of on the streets. Nor
d. We know who can tell the enqnring
public. But,
eli ignorance is Bliss,
lis folly 10 be wise!"
Gin. Enq
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

O. Jenny Lind and suite "immortliyed"
our town on Monday last by passing thro.
it in route from Cleveland to Pitt.burgh.
We learn from ths Wing shs. che created
IN intense sxcitsmeut. ~ - .-'ss.t' - = .y,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

O. The Democracy of California, at the
late election, won the Banner from their
brethren in Pennsylvania, the proportionate
majority for John Bigler for Governor Of
California, being larger, according to the
whole vote cast, than that Of his brother in
Pennsylvania.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

c. The announcement that Mr.. NOR
GAN has disposed Of the Ohio Patriot to Mr.
Gill. Of the Noble County Courler. was
premature.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
CHARLESTON. Nov. 9.

The Brig Adela, from Havana, arrived
to-day, bringing dates to the lst inst.
Mr. Thrasher was still confined in the
fortress OF Pu!ta. His brother had been
arrested on the 3ist. 1t is rumored that
an autograph letter from Gen. Lopez has
been discovered in Mr.. Thrasher's cf6ce,
duplicating his brother and Others, and to
t:,is the arrest OF his brother is attributed.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
Independent.
Wn.H Ford. Sup'l.
Public lnsf,fufiOn


Here we have given debt and credit
and II is easy 10 see JUST HOW MUCH REAL
CAUSE The abolition wings hnve t" boas,.-
But we suppose the "big gun" will have to
be brought out. LIE. it roar. 1t will be
tho death. kneiI Of whiggery in Wisconsin.
A powerful reaction viii. as naturally fol
low, as it wns unnatural to have expected
such result.
Blu, let the combination by which it was
effecied enjoy laugh whilo they can -
They may not have another such opportu-
nifty for the next quarter Of a century.
While every Stnte in the Unien has
lately been bearing down upon the ''univer-
sal whig p"rty," it is painful to have to Ia
ment the deieat of our Governor candidate
in State so decidedly democratic as Wis
consin. But the stab has heen given in
our own household. Democratic votes
have elected nm opposition Governor, and
nre responsible for it before the country
1t remains to be seen in whnt light the
soend and faithful of the partv will here"t
ter regard such IN act of political suicide
commn,ed by their profsssed friends. Blu,
the deed is done and can't be recalled. -
MilwauEis Adrertiser
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
n E w KO ae TX .

The dlmensIons OF tins pyramid are
quite respectable. In fact. it is noble
structure, reared not oy go, 000' voters,
under the promise Of dividing S IL 900 900,
but reared by over TWO MILLION of Dem>
ocratic voters, who earn on honest living
by labor, and whose votes can't be bought
by Whig promises Of dividing Eleven
Millions. .....-
Now Let us tnke look at the Whig
pyramid. |, wants to be enlarged. l, is
mserably small-loo small entirely for
the business Of Wing spectators, Wing
bribery and corruption. Look at it
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

FThe Ohio Elections furnish, soma.
curious facts, which j. may be we'll 10 rs-
cord. For instance, every township ip
Williams county gave a msjori,y for The,
Democratic ticket. In Paulding county
every Democratic candidate on the State
Ticket, fourteen in nnnber,) excep. ivo,
received 275 votes, while the highes, whia
candidate received only IS! Several olhss
counties are snidto have voted in this man.
ner. Every one of The eoun,ies called The.
nortAwest gives a Democratic majority,
and one township in Auglaizs county, that
gives between 500 and 400 yotes has not q.
Whig in it. There was one bu, they rais-
ed money and sent him 10 Rhode ialaudt-
Ii is German Township.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

T Congress commences its session two
weeks from to-day. 1t will be the first ses.
sion OF the Bed Congress. Then will come
the message of the President and the re.
ports Of the several Depurtnsnts.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
New YORK, Nov. l

New YoRK, Nov. II.
This morning in The U. s. Dist. Court,
In the case Of North us Soulh NJ. E.
Church. the decision wns given in favor OF
the South.