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Washington Intelligence.

w. HL|.. |NN. .NH. IH.L I"L.L LIW. %
The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Tribune makes the following
statements, which we give 10 our readers,
without, however, youching forlheir lruths
! have trustworthy information from
New Orleans, TO The effect ihat a power
(ul 6iibuster expedition is preparing against
Cuba, and will sail sometime before The
middle of February. II is intended that
the force shall cousis, Of some four rhon.
sand men, led BY officers Of tried skill and
bravery, with a general who gained ~llurels
in Mexico at their head. The ehlistments
are proceeding with every effort to keep
The matter strictly private, Each man is
subject 10 the scrutiny Of the Order Of the
Lone Star before being admitted aud is re-
CURED 10 take an oath not 10 diydlge the
secret. ltis believed that at least one
member Of the Cabinet is well aware of
The movement, While the bulk Of The ex-
petition will sail from New Olleans, other
ShtCo VIII dlSO. SUllu bNllI WtIT QllOIO VI
the Army of the Manifest Destiny. 1t il
expected that the Creoles of Cuba will moi
leave these heroes in the lurch as lhey
Gid those Of Lopez. but will rise 10 sup.
port Them anG active heir own emancipa
lion.
Private adyices have reached me from
London, 10 The effect that Kossulh is ear
neslly preparing for the eyrulualiies Of
general European war. When The 'net
steamship Golden Age was al L~iverpoo
recently, Kpssulh went down from Ion
don 10 see M. Howard, her ou mel, viii
a view 10 negotiate for that splendid YES
sci. He wanted her 10 go Up The Med
%terranean, expecting thai The beginning q
the caiAclysm would render necessary
revolutionary. force in that quarter. 70
some daysthe matter was kept in suspenst
but the outbreak did NOT occur. 50 soon .
was anticipated, and accordingly the Go
den Age wentio California,
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Equalislti5a.g

u.U|Ifs.. - I
The Board Of Equalization is sill &c!
likely engaged al Columbus. 10
Ashtabuld county has been raised 10
per cent, and Columbiana 5 per cent, +;
Cuyahoga, Cleveland ard Ohio City tx
cePIeW was passed as reported 10 per
eeP', deduction "eaqga reported D per
cent Increase but on motion OF Mr.. Payne
NE per cen' was slricRen out Licking
rplSrd ~ per cent, Mahnnlng reduced .
PEI. cent ana Medina D per cent San
uusNy was lhcFeaseu ~ per cent D.arN
~ prt .N"au" ~ 81 III o. ~,
sM1"1' - ~ ''r'"N' ~NNir "f1i""s III rpei
''"N 5t,a 20 i,, -1ougI ,la.4 Ia Apol
VA Wednesday Vpe tsPor. Oh we com'
mtiee on .ne cues o. Clhninna"' ole NS.
lahu anu ohllfpl'e' &C., &C. was pre-
sen'eu' IL recommended 'ha' !wo fer.
cent De deducted rom 'he Va'naHoR OF
,Hose 'hree cues, oy applying lne ip rq
Heretofore assigned !" cues nlr' rayne
addressed The Board a. Iehg'hila .9pPpsl,,
non 10 we report ahd a''er IVY suoIeci hap
been debated with much feeling moved
that Two be stricken ou' So Tar sTd as
Cleveland is concerned, ara zen insert
EeIm lie n'ollon was los'' ana me report
lot the committee agreel' 10 py Large n Vo pFs
In iheoai,ernoon Mr.. Payne offered the
following, at, 20 nfp D. 1a.g i. .!.iso
Ordered, That the surplus reduction
over and above the 10 per cent, due 10
Cuyahoga county and Ohio City, be rap'
piled in reducing the valuation Of Gleye-
iiund."n gai1aslge pel, q'oda ,di4.yop
W. conv from, The STATE .~IoUronI. M
Ia ar, PAYNE exnlaineIs that the adop.
,ion o( This order would be only Justice 10
CIs ssI,Sd ITrns9Ihe conniy Gomm;s.
sinners ronld maxi This arrangement here.
.Gor snJ'ho hal m do,,lu ,hev .,vould do
!, I'M, !, wonlJ he much es.;or and cheap.
a, 10 A., :, hs,s aud now blow gd Irdi
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ais the scilsce yyb,rh inves,i0o,s, NJ,
comnosi,ion spsd rrdos,,;ss f6oJies M,
which exnla 4. ,Lo .sn.es or ,ha n.,u l,
changes whiob 49, ,A,oo !, A,sa,or;.l "a,
stances, and nj ,rh inclnds.,Ifthosa u,l,,.
raj changes which arc accompanied BY in.
sensible mo,ions " W.. will rrouire the
smnlisS.bf,A s&no "A A,,G, .ldg;0hnt%%I4 4,
and .af.ha i-o,nonI.rahls aacn,s Also.
10 name The ponderable bodies-simple
and compound boJieso and ,hoir surpassed
number. ,rsa, sdi lhH .iagw sd. :. b.,
od' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sbad,
. "Is tile science which compartments all
those IA natural changes. which ace scron.
o niag s7sL M ni,. ", ~ IA,
'f raiS NV M3d
-n,aoar,;.. 81 fr sn1 ~ sLan. 10 y
tnlir,,,nn ocph,as1nhr ,nMo.h.ni.sjaf /,
Y as1e,t d nt@,lag,s n0snst 1Imms,L,r.
vii NJ imn d,mr,oJ II, "a eS,,n!lof n1,aS,osd,
oos ALL ~ II XIX y so"a,.n nhs Ia
be REQUIRED. In Ibis way, we shall have
Z, 4, .bssdsoJ s ,ossoa;rmsn Ar nbnn,,sl,sN
nS no, IS9v o. pn's""'l -r"m"IgnIH,
}SrS,r"s' y" "ppafufsse 81 rSP""E '@ @3T 'U'
WIN fPeo S'y'e y whlch lheafners cypress
iheir thoughts on raPcr.n OF iasmom hi
Wenlmpehhat those who intend 10 teach
in mis- eo66,y. viii avail Yln msrlycs ofley.
III E,o;E5l, ,!aL;ai ,,,g;!! ,o.nG antNaaa5h,
aisT, sai g1et q y,
themselves hpFo0pshIyl% 5lhe d'fcllprge q
their duty while aching in llat capacity. sg
! GEO w, HILL. .s.a1sooi,snosup bf
! URLoW SMITH. com Enoy,i oSr,DI.,
, uMbOORMlOE 4 snn I'd Gsoj.
mll bG00i A-I42 osl bod ,.,o
~ ,PhS Cincinnati Price Carren, ,bus
o.,,essGr 4 T,Gyd mgSsso g;g 6.dla,ora,na
prsfNN' FL pa3Ssspp d" IL ~ iy a..
lal'Fe, Naflng an lmporlaR' p opearl'hg on 'he
relations, Of debtor andlcredllort II is 70
us a matter ofcsurpris3 that one, similar
IN ilsI pFfc,g;;sa: inns, wa, mi, h eforc enacted :,
,o'tar hi n6e 4,i--r1 ,iIoo oTrm n'a
/ An h%'oRrANT !ht4AyW;--Onaef = refehi
enactment wplch 70 embraced - 'ie New
Code Of 0Qlhliq Laws, a debtor who is s9 Gs
pecled Of ba'l'g disposed Of his property
logthe purpose of %defraudlng his creditors
| can be brought before a Probate Judge and
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CalifoInla van items.

f., ' r. -
Nilh OLAihi e3NA!sI.le ttan'
T papers .sF,lnHt ., Or'on 'a
nEst,fpne hnn'seu pygnus " was
eHnl1'fu as 'nS .esu'' '"o uSy
49, " ,eiHPle spe5Ve ".! ~,
d"n' "a' AZ ue S'Nne e'A'm 'en "0 AN
n'" was VANen o"' u 'ng u"y. n"
| ,ycn o'' "'' WIZ wing 'H"'"'
ITKaIohl6s .D r,,,,,.,o uo,,,d Noy ,s,
c;,emcr, %;nc;dsn, ~ n.y. 1904 Iissasa'
rries NJ roIJ IN Thd SaGE, TStSS ma1or
Kim. c.ysr veal. ~ ~ ,ho
Icity Of San F,sncisco. and sxieSJs iG1oSsE.
tpui all potttons o6ihe Sla,s, Many Of
Iphur bestand Observation-Disclosures ciiizeins are
painting 3Vr- an ,oppoffonpy no peScirale
dhose mysieri6is and unexplnfed 6kons,
with a view 10 The d~eFelUnmenI OF the
mineral wealth, which is said To abound
there 10 extent almost fabulous.
A p~riya,e compan NJ. has, been ro,rmed in
abe civ Of San Francisco. with a capi,al
kof Sl0. OOO 900. far ,he. nurpose o( estab.
Fishing a line Of steamers between This bort
and China. ODD hoj ' -aom .'1eot lsd ~
Tt,o .,3 G;,agl SSp T5t;es .s,I.bTa.k :,
cre.scJ Lu, sIowI,
6frs,n If Iannsryy d - h. r., II NnGe%mbor
E,be ,rrivais hv On, ovcooJod do Jon.r,nros
Fhy onIy Isl. which oJJeI ~ XXI m oyor.
|land immivra,iou.. viii make he increase
during ,h,I nerind amount, "a. only about
|oI ono snuls
.rlt u,t5,l.
bc IA S"s"t 5 snp'H uoS.aS oS1fI 'S1l W1 n
p ea,' 'ou !. s,..S' "a ,,Sast s;'
SSay, ~ ny MAJ. isS.a t,stS'a ""n,,
ana &C., 'ay "n'" eu NV
"N''Ls oeo' WV ~ "ne.P VI, P""S oTfa'
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Martin Kosts's Address 10 the People,
'".''H '''' New YoRK, Dec. IA, 1884,


'".''I '.' New YoRk, Dec. IA 1881
Wresled a SECOND time from the tiger
grasp of The Austrian tyrant, owe my
Liberation to the generous will of the peo-
pie of This Union, who are awake 10 a
consciousness Of their provIdenlial mission
and destiny, and seem determined 10 pro.
lecl all those who are bound 10 them by a
voluntary oath Of allegiance, and also to
have the name Of their country respected
BY tie Cabinets Of Europe.
TO this generous will which inspired
The arms of those iulrusled with executive
power, and which found a real, manly ex-
preston in the heroic soul of Capt. lngra.
ham, | am indebted for freedom.
Touching again the shores Of America,
| feel ii a first duty TO give a feeble ex.
preston of that gratitude which / foster,
in The inncrmosl recess Of my heart, 10.
ward all those who took an active or even
a s%ympalhizing part in that extraordinary
case, in which the American eagle opened
its wings for the projection Of the weak,
and for human aud int national rights.
Being only an accidental actor Of This
great internal event which saved me, my
gratitude, even tho most ardent, ian be Of
liule value to the American people, but the
hopes, admiration, and sympathy Of all
nations longing for liberty; and, on the
Other hand, the confusion and fear Of all
presumpluous and wanton1 despois. is a
reward noble in-its sources, lasting in its
efficacy, and worthy Of a people Of SOW.
ereigns.9l Mos, respectfully 90 sill,i
l'117l'f rtf 'Vf MARTIN KOSTA,i
In Australia there is said 10 be 81 900
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Report Of the secretary Of Navy.

w al important uocunleh'' run "o
fact that he advocates the reorganization
of the navy, and recommends The appro-
rr;a,i,r ,r FIVE millions Co, bnilding sever.
=, .,.,o..u.. c.i,o,s. la go. ,,...
81 'ean P'"y'Ne ,,hi.s ,ahI
are v" ""'! a":rN.
trough '"'1 ee'yoFErVy ".1IAYT,
Gu ~ ausos's NV .vsYpSv"V"
H59ER9nss-
ZTI"1',% 'M,, MI G,.,I,1SIu,
CIV, 49, go vF'TY"
y lyGsS so 81 T,ss iSsSS ;E,ys% ,.,.s,. i. 81 "A r
peiens, VIII |, An TSisN.-,loss,ssss, +.
u'a' l;M:T,xranS,~s nfss
!a''s y IA .ssaaii 'a,'s $500 ~ IN. a.
"","' .@0sS@s sfs..ss, ian~ I,
a isd mn q, Nm ros;' Sbs.wren
2 WilG,,6 inSf irslL,,so -,
h tUuh ha agS \" I'M ,ysS q mnS,bs ,snns,I,aol 4,
eScsn,;r' ~ s,,ms s6sisncv h Re iSsSlSo
If sll,,s 's;n aHy7I III ~. >
he . ,,oo, ,miieIS N,lisa,l !, ny
baye on hand n Inv ysfio@s iyarjslamplo@ 40
materials IN sc%eom MA a%M,{si. Iarsccm. Vi
mended 5kI6SNI hi betSeitelsj am rsfrrr.
ina u lbe c~s,ina,eslo NJ che Bureau If Com,
s,ruc,ion VIA, An est;tha,eis made of,bsg
saags'on, w"s' a" e'"'i'' '1i y " e 'O1s ~ '" w.
''"'s Ops! ,H.1m,g aytvrp,0
.aMd,','," '" ~. p,snasS
nrsn i.ah,. ~ ,,ns;Ia,.,;an ~, ~ am no
Der of vessels which viii soon be unit for,
so,vico .ml ~, sot,b ! Ss;tSaS ,sr,d"s.;,f
i imu"r'.n, =, ,o,.; 4 81 s@nt ri smsr,r
o[encies. unreasonable %sunply OF building
ms,StiSrs , ySn,mrs' n s"gsss, ,bs nnl;cS
Of NH u if,s sSnronri,,isn !, am sarly ~
Jay ~ e,abIs f,l,ar haSsr,msnr ~ mil,
%, n;,h JGao,,"I anI nusoI, y ssn.a,
Oiv of m",or;iISg III u M,n;nisb ,Ls.
NAN, ~ 6.nI "s "HahST - GHisn4
Ia ILL., ,as.o,l iiIat,es ES,ts,;,s.
:, T;,ar, nj ~ y
an ,ho' XIII sa;sti Islgsbs Sl,srsJ, mod,
srr;yeJ and finished as sn5sIii,TnEt,sS mrf
Hy
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" Gov. Shannon is a member &c tks
committee of Foreign Affairs, in the'lou-
er house. Of Congress- trbs committee is
Uomposed'o of Bayly Of Va. Harris Of Ma.
Chandler Of Pa, Ingersoll Of Conn,
Dem Of N, York, Clihgman' Of N! e.,
GoSTS hannoWapf Ohio, Preston Of n.y.,
and Perkins Of Louisiana.
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~ John Grisner, late Of Chic. has
bought The Quicksilver mines, situated
about 40 miles north Of Santa Fe, 10 New
Mexico. The deposites are found in a
space Of 400 yards long and 200 in width.
Gold. yielding 80 per cent. per bushel Of
earth. is also found in that vicinity.
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cincinnaA syslem Of RailrOad..

-. ,,L;.l,V..m ,-
Ioa9s, which VII Hereafter be connected
w.t. wit" cincinnati ,s.nnn - ne ".. mi "a a,r eonn &c
'l0"' ny rallroau' 10 exist IN ln'ure' be-
tween G%lrr'nnasl anu lie southwestern
cOfs'H me ppIeq 1l.%' Sn;nYu,Y ne
sesl,zsu a. .ns Presem unle'' ,"e oe''eSo'
e'ei'heie'
IS "'~fAaegera'fp '}go guilub ..wIi ,p9H
~ lg'se Npq2 pN sfNe NheW@ z nlu
NY, msrsapn"f' pnN'So% \ j
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r'ul'pa. po,H's:oi He compass tbf{ Np
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Ia", ,I2i "sleiwM Hr"pdSN 9HSng"i
"pr % sp%o, VI, twqthan' bHy yY
"ona ' I,S .m l%W5sa wv |Sf.YM
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m;Ios LsG,vs,Is InG WV 'T''M'b'NS
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mills, Tsrrs lane i%dssHS 6"sl'SS
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ITo.doy Ohio ~
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sandn. Ly Ghia iTfo
s-.CincinnaI aupudl C IIe,, ell5ainndp 954 i iIIppsg
| Cleveland, Ohio, WE f'Fn m.
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aoo ,milos Fr,ntIir baS' 'fff's'''l
10 "'Cincin"n'i. Sie, lbb9ry yi nllsi, nj "A tp;u,ssd!
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20 na'lon' sxfeP' The Mobile apd ONO
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has comparatively u%pleard o line Is to
be one OF lhe most lnPorlfn} N iNe en''rr
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South l9ge''er win a caeplfh dIer' pld
you know mat Pensacola IS one oil The
very best hlrboFs on mo continent oil
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OesI sIlpalfdl all OF ihem inr me unii
irade ~ II LOGS oil upon BON me Gn'i
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SHERIFF SALEs.-Sherif JoNRs Differs
qNiIea variety THIS week. THOSE Who
wish to buy real estate, cannot do better
Than by attending these sales. See advtearf.a
oI in9Ga hlu4E sftd y9dl ,AnrnsNfu
psemeqls' gefsinpein ,di pi s,d fii5 hi
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MULLER ASRi sBAcHERER,-It must be.
remembered thotlihcy have the incest.
presents in Ashland, Cor New Years. Lit.
lie childrGa, God Mess diem-we have
none--capn he exactly sui'sd N either
" iasilnlion," srf odr bng srs,,I-.l ,
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New port Safety Funi.---S:and from
''"'' %" SF1 Undert Oh lt1uoId efW 20

New port safety Fund.---S:and from
+, '"'' ~ s'7 Underi Oh IHsuofd err" %
'ftiis "pecHliar Institution Of the sunny
Soblh,"' is in a very peculiar predicament,,
Judging FIRM its RepRrh and lle manner
in which the newspapers Of Cipcimis;ii
are dOwa on iGyur!"aere can he no rques,
lion but tina, The "cousstn" is rotten an
lover, Next week we will satisfy Tie
most scep'ical, by facts and figures, that
what we nov rslale,sis correct. % In the
meantime, .men Of Asllind,n stand from
nnGde1t1t @ To sils{ inlll5sslb sop1ul I'D b.
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In Australia there is said 10 be $1,000
more males than females.
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R. D,s BoIcr This gentleman has
opened rare stock of Hardware. 1t is
needless TO say that his s,ockis Of a goud
quality, having been Just purchased. Sec
his advertisement, II speaks for itself. q.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-28

MEIcs CAMPBELL has just received a
late style Of Hats, that we think are very
nice. Throw or your old Beaver young
and commence t'e new year VIII
something new On yom bead il not ia il,
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ORTHoGRAPHY.

'Under this Iead, will be required the
ability to classify the Elementary Sounds
of The English Language, and 10 %enpnciale
each element separately and distinctly,
The ability To- classify words with refer
ence 10 heir Formation, distinguishing ftin-
Tive, deriy7liye and compound words from
each other, and also 70 readily define words
~ common use. ln--lt. aLt III 49,
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HISTORY.

By a knowledge Of History, we mean
an ability TO trace the origin, rise and pro.
gress of nations; pointing out their chief
Sovereigns, principal or greatest Orators,
Statesmen, Philosophers, Poets and Wri.
ters. Also, the revolutions and political
changes of government, which have char.
tcterized The strongest nations. . ..I
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ALGEBRA.

By Algebra, WI mean that branch in
Mathematics in which the quantities con.
sideret are represented by letters, and the
operations 70 be performed upon them are
indicated BY signs. We will require Of
applicants a capacity 10 classify and explain
these letters and signs, showing the signi.
fealich and use Of each; alec work a few
problems, 10 demonstrate their use, and
ihO ProprieIy Of their usage.
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By a knowledge of ReadiDg,iw mean
the ability to read correctly, andgIo correct
defecliye reading. Also, to explain The ma
lure Of the evolutions o the voice, in die
delivery Of the various kinds of sentences,
accoldingotoi the principles laid downiDl
standard works on This subject u .rdool
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The Secretary is decidedly opposed to,
The rest6r aion Of fogging inthenayy. He
also calls, attention ~ lhs AiFf Academy.
Navy Yards, &C., ant, with regard. TO the
basin and rlilway at Sam Francisco. fp5
which an appropriation was made list
Congress, leaving the construction Of The.
work Discretionary with die Secretary of
The Navy, he considers, alihpPghci it wduld
be useful ii is not necessary.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.

MONTGOMERY, (Aa Nov. u Governor Fitzpatrick and
c. G. Clay jr, have been nominated in democratic eau
Gus the vacancies in the United States Senate from
this Sm,c They WILL no doubt. be uiomphanty elected
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. rs, 1863.
IMpoRTAN 4 FOREIGN NEWS

The Importance OF the following news just receive
by telegraph induces to anticipate regular issue
BY TELEGRAPH
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05
NIr. VIM. H. UpsOm,

|. Is pressing his claims in Summit county as
Fugitive law man! will not vote for a candidate
for U. S. Senator who will not support the Com
promise measures! His Whig friends headed by
Doctor ANGEL, and other leading Wings of Sum-
nit, support him and Electioneer for him on that
account. Will the Free soilers of Portage coun-
ty vote for him! Did he not choke CARPENTER,
your nominee off the track, because he soas an
ANrI-sLAvERY MAN! HAVE YOU HAD ANY PART
IN NOMINATING HIM.
Mr.. LILLE, our candidate is known to be a
man in favor of freedom, opposed to the Fugitive
Slave law and in favor of temperance. He was
nominated by Democratic Convention, Mr. Up
son by Wing Convention. You are as free to
vote for Mr.. Lille as Mr.. Upson, think of this
Our Candidate is pledged to sustain the law tax
ing the property of Banks as other property is tax
ed, Mr.. Upson is in favor of repeating that law,
and the Crowbar law, he is in favor of TAKING
the PEOPLE on their PROPERTY and the BANKS ON
THEIR PRoFITs!!! He believes that the legisla-
ture cannot CHANGE or REPEAL A BANK CHARTER!
What is your creed on that subject!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05
Cheap and Dear.

The Star has undertaken to show that the ex-
penses of the Legislature under the Democratic
rule have been much greater than formerly. We
have shown how utterly unfair and false were the
figures of the Star. But let US take another view
of the matter: That paper takes the period from
ls44-5 to lS4S-9 with which to compare that un-
der the new constitution. 1t was during the for
mer period that the law was passed taxing Banks
on their profits only, by which they were taxed
only about $4,000, while during the latter period
the Banks were taxed upon their property as the
people are, which amounts to some $335,573 per
annum. Now, in as much as the difference in
these two sums had to be made up from the peck
cts of the people, the Star tell which was the
cheapest Legislature !! If the Legislature next
winter should restore to the Ban ks their former
privileges, would not the people think they had
tspaid dear for the Whistler,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05
Church and state .Fusion."

Be not alarmed because certain Ministers ofthe
Gospel have taken the stump for the Banking
interest. They oppose the Democracy no stron-
ger now, than certain Rev. gentlemen Of the same
composition opposed THE WAR OF 1917. They
took the stump then, and they mount il now. One
in particular draws the neat little sum of 3l,60o
a year, as Cashier of the Ravenna Bank, and perS
haps other perquisites for preaching the gospel
While the Bank Directors and Stock holders, sit
in their parlors and drink champagne and claret.
they send out their hired clergyen to preach tenn
perance.
BY their own showing the Democratic tar law.
which their candidate is pledged to oppose, taxes
their bank $l7Ooa year more than the Wing lag
did, which taxed them their capital and undivid-
ed profits But, still, all that they are seeking.
they pretend, is the Maine law, temperance laws
the bank tax question they say, is not an issue
The interest the Ravenna Bank has in the repeal
of the present tax law, is just $15OO A YEAR.
And we know that they took good care to nOmi-
nate a man they can depend on. The question
now is, who pays the preachers!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05
What will xou Gain,

The tax of the Ravenna Bank for 1852, which
is yet unpaid is 2,4 ,46O 30 that of the Ohio Life
Insurance and Trust Company for property held
in this county, the same year is $685,a87. The
tax of the Ravenpa Bank the present year is
$250O, that of the Trust Company is $3l2,OO,6.
What will the people gain by voting the ''fusion'
ticket and repeating the law by which these
Banks are taxed as they themselves are taxed!
Why, nothing except to reduce the tax of those
concerns some $1,000 and assuming to pay the
amount themselves. Are the farmers, mechan-
les and day-laborers ready to do that! Ifthey are
not let them vote the Democratic ticket, for the
Bank "fusion'' ticket was got up to do that same
thing and all attempts to disguise that fact will
fail of their purpose. .......
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05

REMEMBER, that you are now taxed to pay
the deficit caused by the swindling of Whig State
officials. .z..
REMEMBER, that you now taxed to pay
for the $1,000 which stands against the Bank in
this county, which they wish to avoid by electin g
CALEB Brown to the Legislature.
REMEMBER, that the Ravenna Bank owes
the county of Portage over $7oOO-which the tax
payers of the county will be compelled to pay
unless the tax law and crowbar law are sustained,
and which CALEB BROWN is pledged to vote to
repeal!
REMEMBER, that the RAvENNA BANK with all
its wealth amounting to nearly half million OF
dollars. HAS NOT PAID ONE CENT OF
TAXES and CALEB BROWN says they must be
taxed upon their PROFITS. NJ