JEOurtl, of july.
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AT meeting of the Committee Of Arrangements be-
the evening of ths 9TH instant. LOT BLOOMFIELD
called TO the Chair and J. b. SrITr aponte Secretary
The object and duas Of the Committee being bray stated
by the Char. the following 0cer and SUBJ Committees
ware appointed tovis: d. NJ Ray President Of th day
4nrn~- Bekie ice President; T. G. Noble Marshall ;
Rev Mr. Fisk, Of Richmond, Chaplain, 1aales a Hay


Messrs. Prtchet. DiI and Doughty were appointed a
Committee TO procure the o and select ui,a5. and
convenient ground which hold the celebration. ana
the feiTeshmehts Committee, CONSISTING OF Messrs.
Stis, West and Doughty also appointed procure
for the occasion the services of the Centese Musical
Institute"


The Methodist Church, Court House and Judge Tests


Hail. Appropriated places Of reception for the
Sunday Richmond-and The two Semina-
~ buildings the places Of meeting for the centevie
Sunday S:hooI, and the balance sunday Schools
may come from other parts of the County


The several Sunday Schools County may de-
sign attending the Celebration. requested be in Cen
tesle organize and be ready form in the
81 procession eayly O'Clock.


The citizens of the County sensray invited ATTEND
the Celebration 1t is expected that several interesting
Schools.


On notion Resolved, That the Editors of the several


LOT BLOOMFIELD, Chairman.


J. B. STITT, Secretary


HaRRIsoS. TonB-A friend of the editors Of
the Lebanon Star, writes them from North Bend
that be IS engaged IN preparing the mound or bu-
rial place for the reception of the body of Presi
dent Harrison. He describes it as "a very eIe-
waited spot, short distance west OF the dwelling
house, and opposite the mouth OF The tunnel of
the Whitewater Canal" This spo. is consPicu-
Gus from the Ohio rITer, and is perhaps ihe best
tha. could have been chosen. A vault IS beIng
built upon IL, and II Ia to be enclosed with a
plain, though neat ahd substantial fence-..har
monizing iu this particular" the writer aPProPrI-
ately says, stwih the life and character of him
who is to repose within It's pale" Trees enough
Of the original growth have been left upon the
mound to shade IL: and give il at once an appear
ance OF grea, beauty. Such II should have; for IT
will be a pilgrim spot 10 this country, whittier
thousands will repair yearly in IesPec, the
ory OF the grea, and good departed