REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS AT DONEGAL The following article was found among the effects of the late Samuel Evans, Esq., of Columbia. It deals with Revolutionary soldiers who were members of the Donegal Presbyterian Church, many of whom are buried there: Col. Alexander Lowry. Col. Alexander Lowry was a

among them. --------------------- ALEXANDER LOWREY. BY MRS. SAMUEL EVANS. In Donegal, in Erin's Isle Stern Scotia's children dwelling. Grew restive 'neath oppression's hand Their souls with sreedom swelling. While often o'er the western waves, From out the land of wonder, Bright visions of the great New

character of the citizens of Donegal whose illustrious example and salutary lessons in the struggle for in- dependence are to be perpetuated in the remembrance of mankind by this simple, chaste and beautiful memorial monolith. It is a noble testimonial and an honor to its projectors. It has the sanction of

The Camerons of Donegal BY HERBERT H. BECK In the Government of the United States no family of Penn- sylvania has played so prominent a part as the Camerons. For a father, Simon Cameron, and son, James Donald Cameron, were both Senators of Congress, with a total of forty years of service in the