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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

STEAMBOAT ExPLOsIoN-The y O. FrgyHHe
fta Pc saws ths steamer Wes,wood. while gong down
tie Mississippi to meet the kas,h steamer letint ran
into che bs1> fos burst her boilers and killed inam
% D. persons whites sad the remainder nesoci Al
the hrsmcl were sillea.
GIN T,YLoR-The Legislature OF Tennessee
las by unanimous vote, invited G.n Taylot 20 VISIT
Melville dunn. We n-o.cnl s.---on " LuaL Joy.
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Guinness Nciites.

ff,- K~0x o. i2s FULroS.sr. 80 Hfs F,rsoss rArs,
Lic.-A Nsv ie.r's dddrea.A few years slse. tas \,
ders seed. with capital bot the practical sno~lsSs. :,
hs business that ne had speot years sequfs and NJ
health opened establishment Ia littls Hole ia a.
WALL at 10 Falion o. IN opposition the sdy.c. !,
msny welnssnisg friends who al predicted fslsr.-
No word o. encouragement on cred 10 he bss,
ner and the prospect Of success certainly s5ytk,,
but Catering The store opened The stock Of h,,
though small vas seod. The pebble were invited 10 ca
sud inspect them ard strong faith ne resolved that
bis Vocabulary
There wss such word a fail
Time has proved 10 he case. that energy iueGsty AL
perseverance, will always command success Ina ven
bsef period he emerged from that dim, dark and dussy
file shop the present comm0dus store Cd 3inos ne
Office Of thar bright sminsTy That shines for AL wei
saown throughout the length and breadth Of thu city "a
KSoxs Hat Esab,ishmsni p. fulton a. where from ssy
morn 70 late 10 the evening he be found rssiJ &c
-ommodae for hs and facilities u msnu'a,ts,
have kept psce with hi. increased bosnessl the cfoN
that tirons the door
From the East from the West with ihsF od hats ssssc.
The shabby tiled einfeus rush 'oh.s'torsi l,nS
NJ slo,s from their fa.hlenlsss beavers ssneing
Their astors are uspless dresry looking and hear
Butmark whaf charge 'mons those ~sei adsns isox,
A. again from his store they issue 10 focss
With hats whose clste forms make competitors ts'0Us-
Whoss huss are known solely 20 fre5us and KNOX
Ia making Phi, Acknowledgements % tho public who bar,
90 generously sustained him. he would once seif. ID,
present occasion r,.erafs ne fedgs previously mas,
thaf he will on no consideration. permit any rival esat
i.hmeni ID surrass m. either in the quality OF the ti
be oder. or public approval, the economy prices
Hs motto IA. been and will be- IN the angusgs
Pcpe-lmprossdl
The proper study Of HArrER, 10 H,rs~
Every fashion. originating either ia London o. Par,
VIII be found al hi, establishment lanuiaciurad ucf
ported BY himself
In addressing lis gentlemen customers 10 would b.
grateful on rs patti be emitted 10 return al. hearty
thanks % the ladies' who have contributed essentially
establishing hs business ., Is among them he hes found
hs best customers for Chjrens Hats and Caps, which u
HE determination 70 manui2eiure aer the same besuu.
fa graceful ard novel patterns that have rendered them
hitherto SO popular
To the ladies be also indebted Tor their liberal patton.
axe OF his large stock 90 elegant Muls
His Mlas, Tppets, Boas ard Moecasins have rapid,
d.appesfed. through their kindness. the Of
ter before the piercing the lie has had fes,on
% bc thiukuls aud dteming this the APRON.
ate method OF acknowledging hi. indebtedness 90 the pub.
he has adopted trusting that h eaoHs for the future
will prove .slu they have dnrng the brief Pc.
rioi has been public man. De would conclude b.
calling attention 70 the following list OF prices for the year
lsnt
ID. I ID. q = D La !.
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GFSrLsMgSs Goons SHIFTS, cravats. gloves socks
audershrts aud drawers OF every kind offered AZ es
tremsly low prices at S,SxAys establishment, lts
Wlamst opposite the Od North Dutch Church d23 a..
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MARRIED

By Rev Mr Benedict. Monday evening Dec. -,
Mr. GEO. W CARPENTER, to Miss HARRIET
HOWARD. all Of this City 49,
Al sloninsion Conn. on ,-ih nst by Rev. VI Wiley,
CHRISTOPHER y. SPENCER. Jr Of New. YORK %
HANNAH C., dlughterof the lsie Or Charles hdredse
OF last Greenwich. x. /.
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81. democratic whIs General Committee,

~ In UemOcr AtlC w ufk $st"S'"s
Dee o. lsr-Ths melancholy information OF ne oes'n
of our esteemed fellow citizen, ROBERT TAYLOR Esq
having been received by this Committee In
Of his virtues a. mao, bis ineorrup'iDs ntesn'y and
ssslous fidelity - magistrate and the winch
h.v. connected him with 10 time. past and Of sympa
thy with his family 1t 10
P>,of,~a That ibis Committee ceepy sspore the sad
k.rs.xemsnt which the death Of Ro1ERI TAYLOR has
Ssn,,vsd Inc community Of truly faithful pubic oicer
~ hanest mar his companions and acquaintance Of q
$500. "a eoved friend and associate and his widow
ga eb,dTep of devoted husband and kind and Affection
Rf,ored Thst in token Of respect TO his memory this
Be engrossed the minutes Of this Committee
And eopy thereof signed BY the officers Of this Commit
tee be presented the family Of the deceased aud be
pabished IN the daily papers.
J PHILLIPS PHOENIX ChsImsn-
ABM K. LAWRENCE, Ass't Chm.
yos.rH a. e imLDx' Secretaries go
" In Wing General Com miffee, Dsesm 11. -,
1sf7 Rcsoirsd, That II be recomm ended 70 tne
elect 70 the General COMMITTEES, 70 sssennbe a.
House on Wednesday Evening. the I'm ysnna'l ~.
(ns.esd Of the 4th Jsousry) at ocioex' r. n o' wv
Ps'p''s u PHILIiPs PHGNIx Chsifinso.
ABRAHAM r. Law hbNCk, Asst 'hD
yesr'n T. sa.,s.ow secretaries 40 .odtJl2
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Dafs' BooTs-Ths boots sold BY WATKINS, ma Folton.
St at 81 are decidedly the handsomest and bs sold a.
,hst price in New York. Try them d.t6t
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LITTER FROM Mr.. CLAY.-The following ia an
extract Of letter ron Mr. CLAY Of the 9Th inst to a
friend in virginia which, says the A1Hdria Calsfs he
presumes to publish. unauthorized though 1t be by It's
distinguished author:
81 have this mcncnt perlsef an aba pamphlet from
the pen Mr. Gaaiin IN which without ary concert hc
tween u- find that be fsbes similar positions 10 those
which rad previously occupied lie f1riihss them by 4
stritiuF array or fdcfs lni powerful ufum-nis
" surprised o. the impuaticu of unworthy Iao-
tves for the delivery % the speech That has been
long my fortune that should have been surprsed 10
had not been made VIII they charge Mr. Galan IN the
publication OF his pamphlet with being actusted by the de-
sire attain the Presidency There as much ground
IN the Que IN the other"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

Holiday PREsFSrs-R. l.. A. STUART, 235 Green
weh corner Of Chimberst have inst received and
for sale large variety Of Paris made fancy boxer, baskets
coin boxes eornet cornucopas sc. Steam refined candy
aud sugar pums Of superior quality. dis Nv
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Clenred-ships Mumioo, Freeman. Liverpool Tsy,or
Neral sidon.. COBB. DO h Collins NrstoVs' Co.
ian. smith. sssns Seofcrd. Tesion Co; IS. Charles,
Slsuy. New Orleans Hurden
brigi sarah. Hafd Madeira Nesmith Walsh tosca
~ elena. Post Amsterdam. Wm Weisser Fmclne, Man.
vsaring ST MARKS &C Hnutsford. Tie us, Liverpool
schrs Leo Jasmen Portland; cora Guthrie. Nswbsrn;
P-fkns Dunhan Bordeaux. Chi.terlain Pcnrert; Ire
eHss. TrsFers Apaachicols n Palmer Whale, Bald
win. south Amhoy
Soop Sew York Jones. New.Haven.
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~ THE srETNARErSs give their second Con
cert the Tabernacle this evening. Those who iA TO
hear them will miss rare musical treat.
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~ The weather yesterday was still in the
melting mood and not unpleasant except in he matter
Of mud. which prevailed TX the streets. We are s with
out Assurances TINT we hall have the mach desired
s.aighiug Tor New-Year's
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NswYeAs's Hans ANo CHunREN's P,Ris FAsoy HAr.
NSoN with his accusoned brev'y, would call the st.
tsnon Of has friends and the public, who about pur.
chasing hat f.r themselves friends respect
fully invited 10 call ard examine hisunrvaed assortment
which cannot be eSceled for beauty and elegance d6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30
TIP TAYLOR MEETING,

The Taylor meeting az Coeman's Hotel this
evening was well attended Mr.. James II. Halliday
vas appointed Chairman and Mr. y. l. Henshaw
Secretary. Mr.. Richard Wasck offered a resolu
ton - the effect that however fsvorab'y
disposed toward the nomination Of Gen. Taylor,
the meeting regarded the call as premature, be-
cause il might be construed into attempt Of the
District % dictate "a the people OF the whole eorn-
try. who should all BE- consulted In choosing for
that high office. ard that no farther action be now
taken. Mr.. sherman formerly OF Ala. suggested
a substitute. the appointment Of a committee n
report, AZ an adjourned meeting. what steps may
be expciieut Tor uaiiing their fellow citizens aud
presenting Gen. Taylor as a suitable candidate for
the Presidency
Hon John Gayle member Of the House Of
Representatives from Alabama. spoke against the
local character which was attempted to be given
10 the meeting. II did not consider il called for
the District OF Columbia, but for the whole Union
in which citizens from all parts Of the country then
in Washington might participate and express
their opinions To claim u merely as a meeting
OF the citizens of the District OF Columbia e..
oneous and the resolution srrosated TOO much ex-
c.Ds veness.
H,n Mr. Gentry, a member Of Congress from
Tenn. opposed all expression OF opinions by eau
cuses, conventions. or such like cOntrIsances now
AMI forever. They were all unnecessary. The
people had taken up Gen. Taylor by their own
spontaneous movements. He had consented 20
run aud be the candidate alone of the people and
such he was REGARDED by hrs fellow citizens 10 every
quarter THE MON. and for his Mr.. Gentry >
own part he should 20 for Gen TavOr ifst. last
and AZ al times aud ~ all places. He concluded
his earnest but brief address oy moving adioorn.
ment. which, after some conversation. was carried.
The meeting was not very large, aud rs some nm
dsr'tood II 70 be a meeting Of the citizens Of the
District and not Of Members Of Congress there
were but few Members present.
~
nom nation by al Caucuses. Congressional or other
wise and protested acaiust the calling of any sort
Of National Convention with the view Of namin 2
him as the candidate OF any such organization.
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Courf Cnlendur....T His DAY.
Co,fNoN PtrAs-Nos 49, 50 81 = - a. Sd ~. a. n.
Part g-Nos. So So. 9o. g1 o. a5, 100. lo2 loi. 100
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THINGS In WASHINGTON.
rsasr 70 Gems Qaiinaa and Seii'-A Tagloy O'aa, DC
Correspondence of The Tribune.
w.su,~cro~ Dee 1877.

rssser 10 Gems Qaifnan and SsisA Hayloy Daaer, DC
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s. lsi!.
Not muchnews, to day. Bright sunshine-made
lovelier by the bright cy Of women who thronsed
the sunny side Of the Avenue, honoring the plenti
fol mud with the delicate pressure OF their over
shoes.
ME-. TALLNApoK of your City has promptly pre-
sented the petition of the Post Ohce meeting held
a few dave since in New.York. IL is referred to
Committee on Post Office and Post Roads
dinner is to be given 10 Gen SHIELDS and
Gen QuIrMAN at Fuller's Hotel pnbaby on Fri
day next A number OF leading names are al
ready subscribed, enough to secure success Tick
cts IS each.
TAILOR prsSER /. talked Of in this city on the
esd Of February. w sshinston's birthday. snd the
anniversary OF the battle OF Beeas Vista Tue
meeting talked OF here tomorrow night seems To
have no sponsors
The remains Of Senator FAIRFIELD were taken
on in the train this evening. large procession
Of citizens. Senators and Members accompanied
them to the depot
Congress orly met 10 adjourn. 4 petition on
Slavery was laid on the table the House, 20 to 30.
Mr.. CHoArE concluded his able argument to-day
In the Supreme Court room. He leit this evening
ios home
Something more about Col. MoSRoE's contested
seat In my next htChklkV.
NEw. Horn AND DELAWARE BRIpGE Co.-Ihe
Padsfa Ledger Of yesterday says there was no market
there the day before for the OF this Bank How Of
ten has broksnr 10 II thrice six tines Secretary
Marcy, and certain others Of Its ancient stockholders and
wirs-worksrs should write hisory They could tel
how IL ooisinsc perpetual charter failed up again
got Brokers here pur il. and put Its worthless paper
again Into circulation broke down again. with double dis
grace was Mcraiy driven out Of Pennsylvania BY the
psteh asricuitsriss; landed In New Jersey, got he
wau.ssrsst gentry once to blow It's bellows; became
again bankrupt, always deceived the paoe and stands
ready again TO bersy the moment that ire last batch
Of dapss shall have forgotten their Losses Ss~-Jsrssy
might display her advantage by sweeping sway this
nuisance By the maehlavssm Of which 50 many hones,
farmers eerers and mechanics have been cheated cut OF
the products their asneal Industry, during the 81 years
OF it, riekssy existence.
~ Hon ROOM S. GAMBLE died at his resi.
asnce jefferson Coantv Georsss the Goth inst Of
spopexy He long represented his State the local sno
and .otiy the be Oh
OF the Supreme Court Of Georgia which latter place he
rssisoed Ia consequence Of nl-hsslh
m A desperado named Wages recently muir
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MARIN Z JOU K y A l..
PORT or NETWORK.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. .....rIus DAY.
TIRE MOON ruiL So.
Ai.ss 2d Sets ....f so Rises. - - Even. 80
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CHA~GF oN tbs ERIE RAILRoAD-From Sat
uriAy next the o'clock passenger trains from New-foik
over this Road Will be discontinued.
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psesFNGFRs ArRIvrD

FN"N y = AS 4 ININtU
n sitp S4'ifla fo Ne-- orleaHs-Rlbert Leslie. John
SURGE and in the -ietrsge
N brig A5r4fiI tori R9 q, Jme,ro-Mr Chas henielt
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az sEE u4alyr JorRvAL. ForRrH pAGE .ai

LATEST DATES.
london. ..........Dec. HAVE. .............Dsc.
liverpool. .........Dsc. sw-OTiears.......De 20
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SEw ORLEANS Dec %. isiI.
Cotton is unchanged. Sales of Sugar fair ~ 3 :.
Tie f0ur market heavy ts-lghts-A ship Vas taken
for Trieste a. !. EEehange-SAles at elsierratss
EEW-0RIFANs. Dec. %. l'47.
CLFARED-Ships New-York. Philadelphia. and
Bertrand Boston bark Paos and brig Fabrss Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

MAsF-D the Wings of Maine hso exerted
themselves at their late Election, they might now
return Groses EVANS, or some other good Wing
TO the U. s Senate for several years 20 come As
it s they can look on and resolve to do better next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

ASSOCIATION The lecture before the Associa-
tousts to morrow evening Wi, Be given BY H. cSsStfH
81 the usual place. he Medical College 10 Cros5ys sab
ject TIE Problem Of Society" See advertisement.
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TIE Pony Express arrived to-day with advces
from New Orleans 70 the afternoon OF the pa. No
important news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

Harry Nav YEAR, l8i8 ladies' who wish hsndsoms
shoes for New fear ind at b. MmLERs - Canal.
g. hight colsred and black Cater Boots Also white and
black satin French morocco and hid slippers for balls
parties misses and chidrens black and cOored Cater
Boots aud shoes OF al kinds together with complete
assortment O. Ladies Misses and Children's india Rub
Der Oyershoe,. lGoodysar paten tho very pest Kind,
manufactured. Ladies' will please call and examine for
then se,vesat J. h MIILFRls
d-6 TAIh' i.2 Canal 81. near West Broaiway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

20 order By JoHS A. rsssavoop Tsq and Gsos9h 6Hi'
VOID. Esg. was made Chairman. A COMMITTEES vas sp-
pointed arrange matter and decided that an
address should bs made 70 Capt r. IN bshaf Of the me
chants OF SewYOrk half past this afternoon at me
Exchange.
The NATIONAL REFoRNsRs-We have re-
csivet a copy OF me National Reform Almanac for
lsls published ST the efscs Of Yoarg Auarsca Sss-
81 a. cents or s. hundred. sad intended to en-
force the known doctrines Of that energetic ss'oea-
ton. respecting which the opinions Of IT. rlrss are o.
ready well known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

By our Pony Express we have sdyices and ps'
pers from New Orleans to the afternoon OF the 22d
Of which we have already given the TelegraPhie
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CoxPLMEsr TO CAPT. RrRIE.-A meeting of
and others he'd yesterday At the Exchange
to consider the prcPrs,y O,payiDg some suitable COM
plinsni Capt RrnIE Of the Hbernis,
70 10 commence the operations Of the Cunart Line be-
tween Ssv-York sas Liverpool, The meeting Wa called
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

There never such truly blessed
Remedy PIHFLFs,
blOtche., ssltkheum, Scsrvy,
EfJslpelas, SOls Hea9s, Old
Sores, Bead eDd B-fceIs
Itch, ChaP2ed aud 1enser
rlesn, Frecklss Tar, sun
botnt OF Yellow sam
70 pure clear white
smooth and .Jft
iniont-.
~ IA JoNEsa Italian Chemical ban ard Al H.. -
Aad u eruption ana dsnsarement Read these eertiJ
Gates ~N'''"'
From the Ne~.Olleans Sentinel Oct 1871
One o. our s.1scu0ss, Mr. IA. LeOnsra into,,,. ~,
ne nas bsea cured VI old, scaly sslt-Rh-an -, ,-s.
yesT. standing on his head. fingers and bsnss d. -
Of al article much advertised l4ely-ss .oeax oxr,
ia IAN 0nem.e4 Sosp, lie also ntorm, 4. thar h. h.
Hise us erect On BIZ female slave kO.e much u.rs,a
with suG spots. and he toulG 10 two week, 49, ~
ceafes ana winter 49, ~" ~
Jsnes Ltham Painter in Jersey City, was cured Of
cefo.hees an Pimpes VIII Oh be WA All ctea with TOR
cal - ''~'-A ~~
persons IN purchasing this Away. ask for JosEss
l.aah onsn.ie-i soap-and perhaps as msny who have
snsseo with eouaterfsits, will be too much DE-
~ ny lhs eenaae, say TO such, try this once
WIN nos Iesfetit oat always that nsms o.
40 2tsoa
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-11-24

lashes, well laid on with a raw hide whip
to be branded on the cheek with the letter
D, to be kept in confinement while the
army remains in Mexico, and then to be
drunmed out Of the service"
The remainder Of the prisoners were
sentenced to death BY the court, as follows;
Frederick Fogal, company L. ID ORA
goons; Henry Klager, same company and
regiment; Henry Longenhammer, com
pany F, same regiment; Francis 0 Con-
ner, Sd Infantry James Appleby. COM
pany D, I'd Artillery; NJ. 7. Frantius.
company K, Sd Infantry; Geo. w. Jack
son, company H, LIST Artillery; Kerr
Delaney, company d, 4ih Infantry John
Price, company F, ID Infantry; John
Cutie, company B, % Infantry Richard
Parker, company X, 5th Iof4ntry Parian
Fritz, company +, 9Th Infantry John
Benedick, company F, 9th Infantry Aug
us,us Morsladt, company l. 7th Infantry;
John Rose company +, 9th Infantry ;
Lachlen McLachled, company +, 9Th In
fantry; John Kayanangh company Z, 9Th
Infantry; Richard HanIy, company A, I'd
Artillery; Gibson Mcdowell, company A,
9Th Infantry Lemuel A. Wheaton, com
pany A, 9th Infantry; Patrick Casey,
company F, 9th Infantry Patrick An,ison,
company E,4th Infantry Harrison Ken
ney, E, 4th Infantry; Roger Hogan com
pany I, 4th Infantry; George DalWig,
company X, I'd Arti lery Barney Hart,
company K, I'd Artillery; Hugh McClel-
land. company D, Sd Artillery; and John
Mcdowell, company A, Sth Infantry,
Will be hung by the neck until dead,
between the hours of six and eleven, in
the forenoon next, after the receipt OF this
order, under tae direction Of the comman-
ding officer Of the post at which they may
respectively be fonnd. Executed Sept.
Il3, lS47, at Mexicoac.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-11-24
BY the Governor OF the State OF
Iowa.
A pROcT,AMAFT0N

=
| TN conformity to the established custom in
i most Of the States Of oar highly favored Union,
and likewise having been requested SO TO do,
from several portions of our fair State, have
thought proper to appoint THURSDAY THE
25TH DAY OF NOVEMBER INST, as a Gay
Of general Thanksgiving and Praise to Almighty
God, in the State Of Iowa; and do hereby rec
commend, that all Christian denominations in
the state, meet together at their usual places Of
worship, and return thanks to the Great Dispos-
er Of all events, for the manifold blessings which
have been showered upon us during the last year.
II has been unusually healthy; the gamers of the
Husbandmen are full to overtlo ing; the tide Of
emigration is rolling rapidly into Iowa; and,
above all, the christian religion is advancing
with rapid strides; and although our country is
engaged in war with semi-barbarous nation,
our thanks are especially due for the numerous
and important victories which we have been en-
abled to gain over them, notwithstanding the
numerical inieriority ofour forces. For all and
every blessing, it is the bounden duty Of an en-
lightened people to return thanks to the Great
Creator. No nation Of the earth has been so
highly favored as ours; and no state in the Union
has made more rapid strides in the advancement
of Education, Commerce and Agriculture, than
Iowa Then let us all assemble on the 25th
inst, and not only return thanks for the bless
ings which we have received, bat humbly and
with faith, ask for a continuance OF the same.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hereunto
scye.assszsg subscribed my name. and caused the
SE,I Great Seal of the State to be affixed,
at Iowa City, this first day of No
2HH2NsR vember, 1917.
- ANSEL BRIGGS.
By the Governor:
ELISHA CUTLER, Jr., Secretary Of State
sz-The several newspapers Of the State are
raouestad IF, nuhlish the above