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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27
pOuEsrIC gNTELLECENCE.

John Nichols the notorious Missouri bush
vhackcr has been hung at Jefferson City By the mill
tnry authorities on the scaho!d he jusined hs care
and told the crowd be would show them Lowa Confed,
crete soldicr could die. Ills patron JEFF. Davis VIII
doubtless remember the guiieloss creature III LIS
prayers
The Nor,raM Ga.ette says that the Hartford
reope send their criminals 10 bridgeport as substitutes
and take their bounty money to ray expenses iAs
Gf.ets adds: III II pays Well, wVVldhi II DC Eood
iea 20 Omen nj our ils and send k' prisoners OF 80
sulsiuisi Our boys in the Amy might Ike to asso'
ciate with then.'
Amen lately left his hotel at Wheeling, Pa,
without go.r through tho trin.ng ceremony Of paying
LIS b. but hls trunk IN bis room. ~ as i vas 50
tremendously heavy that II could mt be ied the land
lord took heart g,acc and waited. But people can't
walk for ever and tie trunk was opened anu i0ld W ue
nailed 90 the Aoor. Empty ofoourse.
A farmers son of superior appearance and ad
dress lailug from Luzerno Co.. Pa. recently visited
phiadclnlia concert saloon and being oaptyatcd by
winter giI who drank with him was dared py bei 10
unlrybeiug druak lie accepted the challenge ana tlo
rnir went before a magistrate "Ao uAl'ed '~'A' i''
better or FOR worse.
4 norton of tho barracks at Camp Douglas
was derrovcd hy an accidental fro on ilo litu iJ'
abou. e. COO That were fears wv soio % Wv H.
-. an,r- Vhom were some or Morgahs bueiil l-s'
v,orlj cscape bus Col. De lands eloquent re'dy-
aim preyaed upon them 20 continue ~ accept 'S nos
piialliy for the present
Mr.. Conway. in his last letter to The Boston
(,g,oaregli gives amusing descriptions 81 tie way
IN Who'll tho Switzerland hotels synpahl4C Win south
crnrrs and which way consists In invariably deuah "
inc from them pay IN advances In some cases th'y W"
not receive Shareholders NJ al.
The gold.headed hickory cane presented by
the late senator Frederick TO Senator Connosa has been
v the latter gentleman presented 20 Mr.. incoh y,
scripton lrfrorl, stood 8" Frederick 10 Conness' Il
now reads, "D.odcrck 10 Conness-Connoss " Arosi
dent Lincoln" -. 81
The STATE Of Massachusetts and the city o
Lowell have each appropriated $1,000 toward raising
monument In the latcs to the Lowell soldiers who wer
nm ,r,d ia tho streets 81 Baltimore or The l9th o
Anil lsGl Tho monument 10 10 consst oi pyfainidi
/ SHAH. - . 49, -
.lachariah Newkirk, G. W. Besore lawyer
formerly Of Springfield, H., and Hiram stanton Dtp
Ity Provost Marshal. engaged In light Wlth &c
T.iycrs no Mount Camel. H. The two first were NOR
tliv wounded Glcsolo - since dead and stanton VI"
dan. erously wounded ia the wrist and thigh.
/ There is chance ont in Vermont Tor very
GOOD boy \ farmer applied to m Orphan Atyium 10
ono = be- was smart. active. brave tfactlMc, pIOHp'
Industrious. Gle n, lous. Intelligent good lo"slhs ~
s,ry,d, md modest The Sulcrint ,rdent referred ip
70 !Le New Jerusalem.
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"C'iye Tbunks."
A SERMON BY TnE REV. JOSEPH s'UDDfk'

A SERMON BY THE REV. JOSEPH - UDDfhf
Clapiain Of GcV0noys leland
80 live .hsak. auto ,Ae Lo,d, ioI he Is soo+ Z
uI1Vi,
The preacher said thet year ago -hoy n'o'
fr, ..imar purpose the present bIl was a. 'D'
Ill ~ 49, GogeInor Of tie State; tns lime Ne rIef'
a., ,lea NM tie people 10 thank the Al'sA! i'I
,t-,,nrlcrca sings These it would be inpoasi'
~ 40 enn,erate Here illusion was made J" t"e Goa.
a,ion Of tie county year ap and rapid 'Se'on o.
the a,sheortened feelings Of loyal fsoqc and he .e
yulaion which had since taken place. ilo Ilsas - 49,
Of The Lord bad dgshed into pieces the cAep!y ~
Vow should take hold Of the !nhabitnnts OF ne Ssl
God had appeared H. tie ire 10 ne Presidehttne ~.
,af -,oa In The roscr.E II millions. and cOud mol be
orenched. II ever man went ny Inc teAchinI :"
Providence j. was the President. II hNe bc''- -
ciscorrl ced We should praise COO I'i tie lIrht4
ZION of our Government. no nan ceu.d scpii"'e .-
r,lors from lis country, ordained by hVc -
dininisb tler powers would b. as wise az 70 aic we
,,sinsrring ort of q watch tie motive power ON
- crtiue The Government was tie ilinb. OF tAe ~
,icn n voud be absurd 20 Op OF one n II were hoi 50
-. etiye as the rest ar Scudlef PAD mere t.'yl'.
lie secretarie. Of War and the Navy; Ieope h'"
blamed the latter but II was uujustiy. II o-yss Ra.e
O. oar country weg tat TIE people were h't iri"s
,uk their ,rivi9nai.ty f0r tie general wc-iare. ne
could, rot b. silent when he taw people VINO polt se.
70 love lie Gofcrumcnt and yet lDleced 10 asl9H'
NC had rea On TO bcss God Tor inc Atiltuue oi e
peoule generally New life and 'lgor hD9 c'i1r' anu
ihcY pledged themselves that the army aH " n..Io'
shah be sustained 4 warm tribute q aonfslol "n
iere nd 10 lie amy by tho preacher VII" eeae4lD, =
e. noble deeds is sulcfihGs GAd iiS ''tse' = ia.
The serInon concluded with TN earnest ApleI y" i'1
learcrs T. humble themselves. 30 that peace, Unit! "i~
hood should be granted unto Them
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tsro.a .sn.,iEsorc.

RESIGNATION OF MAJoE-GEN ScnEScK.-
Malor-Gon. Sehenok several days since peFenptorly
rendered his resignation MJorGeneral Of Volun'
toerg in o United States Army 20 take effect IN the
Goth oil December lS03. His olgGaton has been ac
oaptei Is Tie President and the latter part oi THIS
week Con Scleack will transfer the command OF tho
Middle Department, stA Army Corps to Brighten:
lockwood who has been ordered by tho Secretary Of
War 10 tine temrornry command Gen. lockwood Ia .
rGsneIa OF Volunteers from the State of Della.
vere lie had command Of the expedition 70 the East
erg shore counties Of Virginia and subsequently, CON-
mandod that Department. including the lower coon'iee
oil Delaware. Sc.
DEPARTMENT b. WAS assigned 10 tho command of tho
rooms in that REGION Subsequently he ordered TO
nke command u Iarpcrs Ferry and tho deienses in
That locality. He relieved from that command by
Con sullivan short time ago. and has M. been on acc
tive duty since. lie ranks MS the oldest Brigad1er.
General Of this Department. and consequently Las been
ordered 10 tie temrorar, command.
ARREST OF THE MOTHER or GEN. WiSpfH.-
Mrs Gertrude Windor. mother Of Gen Winder n.ov.
Ost Marshal Of Richmond. arrested by the h,i''.y
authorities nt Baltimore on Saturday morning u. ~
the boarding horse II Mrs Hughes. No. .. Nast'
Churcs street, Baltimore. She Was taken :" VIZ onc"
II Col FISH, accompanied by her SON. chas II. N aer.
esq. Who resides In Washington. and WHO happcneu "
be in the city on professional business Ai"I an eS'n-
nation Of her cse she was sent hac. 10 h'r noafu,ns
house and pll cd under military guaid. s'e shu
he .ghtynix ye,ts of age One OF the charges against
her IA Tor corresponding with farioas n'F'""s IA Ne
South.
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TIE YAVY-YARD ACCIDENT.

IT. he Editor 81 TIE " y. Tj1bu.s
SIR: Ny attention has been called 10 an article in
your i-ao Of Tuesday, beaded Fa; Accident at the
Navy Y.rl." Please mako tho following correction;
The parties the propeller Liberty not guilty
Of either reckiessness disregard Of human lie
on The, OCCASION tho evidence before the Corc-
will clearly show 10 have bern purely acc iou a. and
their pant Unavailable. There coision with ny
cfht IN hat article. " e had IN the loop
from the Wet Point Foundry l0ldrd with 81 4
guns wach were ordered land the nGyyf ard
,i, was bling aud Tho wind s,ron- b., we Law her 40
carefully j. possible TO do alongside the chOoncr H.
W Troy she ~ outside The L. y steamer Dasmore there
b. capxnr swing stage (which IL IN possible for u 20
80 irop iAc Lbe.tyl which swinging between the
schooner H. w Troy nd The ulel states DinsmoIc
low that neither the parties work Il tie
ing could b. nom the propeller We were then
elssod 70 back Oft had ihroTn non aboard
Giiel oFlrf u daey obey ed and not aware
tat slerc any injured nnt my attention yes called
70 tie article in your p.per kespcc,f1ily YER,
feis- iogA, Nov. y, 1873. CaQt JANIS IL PLACE.
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,1Ew-YoYx DAILY TRIBUNE Friday, NOVEMBER o. 1865.

Swedish lark Oram lying eoss aonssidc the bulshesd
es~ing soe Of only from II 4, Is inches In width into
which might be squeezed By mnYsrer but could never
scdentiy Ja4 IA. Apart ron ttohysieal impossible oil
havns 5cca aocdeniy crowned in such psoe there II
the evidence * The uurls red nain.f who, while stuck
m that terrible behind the plsnkng and underneath
pavement eted dist nsly officer WILLIAMS that
he been thrown into the wer by ruiaus. The
ordinary thing in the matter IT, that the police although dry
Of the facts by officer wEuam took tho trouble
even OF searching Tor the body Of tie murdered man most
ridiculous story of ven,roquis. lad to
for this neglect oduy Sorlom its being true your report
states uo the police were not sAisfed and had sscarc
made the police refused DO anything ofthe Kind even when
The Coroner bed requested item to do The c1ens 9th.
neshbohood no. being d pofei to let Nc matter rest Oh.
tanned the services Of Swedish soIs SID had careful,
search made by hen when tho body Of the murdered nan
found in the precise pat wherefye weeks agoQcer
within had heard hi. voice and where the police ought L,
have looked for II they had been DESTROYS Of doing their
duty. The body not found along distance Under the
dock II had been washed by the tide" but fastened
with firm death grip which required considerable force to
break, IN that very hollow under the pavement into
which the murdered nsn bad en scr being flung down to
tie bottom u tho river.
It quite probable that any clue 5.d have been
found to tie crime tha, has evidently been committed But
th probability Tor not trying TO DO much
might be- and ought to have been done by the authorized
mems life, times 60 ought to be wrl than to
let him die ike drowned "a, in h hole whou, any qne
tons beirg asked How often have newpapcE ntimeed that
many socaed accidental death by drowning may be
murder. 10 doubt they Ye, that Is so much more
why csc IN which obviously crime has been com
,,ed should be carefully Investigated this one hes not
been. Yours, respectfully, u. s. ".
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e a'c. Wa amid thc ,nusioasI mind ID, an

3C WI 1Wu Inc un8ttO3N mfpd ~ an
shquake, IN oenageric II orcnsssll the sH-cs u
sssit and 80 -ea VIII s,ack tolss old dca I'll II
- 'd "ps,ss sicns wiJt every CIR ~ Nov .rchy
ir2stocrVy sasrcs.ntnt,ys' gov l. and z
fs@cy are ai - al II ihsN Lgce re pcDFSs eel II.
sAa N Tina. ont Gid xsesert thP< I OuCht ~ h The
t.a man aud tc last DOLLAR, must bc These acs Of
's1gnant infelIas dark sIcs. in he o fn anS
swept into y general ~ d ard ps ri6od f,r,.y
we can usif God az our nos.l dcyekI Inent.
II granted tho ds'oralisFs un o. and -C there
ecvcr was s-ssiy Ike ou,s. combining muta intel
tu power here never we're as nt ldoas, arTied
I'm battle Iss i,ods of ca ri.y aud ~ bne On stian
" tao sxtBdea the r"of. - and dow itradl'l ind
"a that ~ of cad qaci.ces from the on band
'3Icr Of ids At hsmc thfer was
&c as mUea religious excitement in cs.feneH
bs more Cox Ssilaritas. m. TlcN ncyef have
tsen large sa cheerful. t-,cnevoien, conir.Itiop
Is this year. lhe Goys1 lmcnt assl poop; vie
va each oiAe- in sursus nding ON army with
1 tEs stan nHHcsaer. But she real fruits ae to
o"d this spIs tiuc til lgc. The chaniA ic M
sts tons of the a. - hOSp t regard % Dhanag and
ages nd ininItf luk their De inning fra tho seces
sitss Of war. IN 1T upci.. he iOsptak th9o ring
OF ional ssns Sc ". Ne "A aIk God io- the ds
chure : occasion Il Thaatsgr ing. IN fha God had
added hundred ~ IL 10 ihcrtuembcrshiYs an q. gear
and TIA they had "a'oScn lrs.n ~ and - iak The
c0rncr..tone, and paced FIR award conocton sho
slightly and eommoli, church structure which III
challcBs, cOnspIcnous place even Amid i.ookftFs
sstcrh0ei Of churchos Escry srtc temple ss CWst
and cver genuine rci.i.l MD stones aAsig W o
hrightenL path of hui1aty. In tfil or IN Ciurei
let us kiss he rod. or the aflnnor alike.
During tie delivery he made Plea for raising tss
three hundred thoIsand Yonntecrs without Ssni
and saving y nations life a. every hazard. Tho ser
mon occupied over an hour in its delivery. and ON
,shetch giyos,s.t general doc If its topcs.
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FOUND DROWNED.

IL tie Idnoy u TIE y. j. TribHHr
SIN: Among the local items IN your Issue oi
" duesy Won mentioned Ito mysterious case Of an M
known, WHO "a. drowned ,. tho buklcsd between piers
TEo. sGand a. T. Il. Ibcere 'hal express the opno" o.
all cz.ns ia South .fee, between Ca.hefne and a'Ae'
o, ay Ing tho. the .ay y.try IA tho matter Is 10 be
f,d m dl.rfl res-s Il duty he pat q the poAeo
authoies Of the Seventh Precinct and IN he SHANGHAI 'ef
diet Of the Jury The vry evidence taken ~ Tie C''on
shows couclu,y,ly that oal Has5GV was COMMITTEE uAe,
tie most horrible eieumsiance' That IA't '.l' ~ "
loied nv INV ,ue who had taken tho trouble " examining
n. ,o,,i,, where the "uys,eriou. esss came oG The
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wgLL-TIMrD GENEROSITY.
CITY ITEMS.

MISSIONARY WORK ~ THE CITY. Tie City
Tract Society held . meeting Wednesday evening In
The seventh street Methodist Epcoral Church. A. X.
Wctmorc presiding Several II the missionaries spoke
of the progress Of tho work Of cyangc9n in various
localities. among different olnssos. showing tte power
Of he Gospc in Transforming society md Tgsng men
The Rev. Mr. Bottome the pastor of the church, give
IN BIZ hearty adhesion to the good work AID SPOKE o.
tie iailepsabe necessity Of syitemato visitation u
we would reach tie M lss lying outside he bounds Of
tie churchos The figures -i1cn Of TIE MONTE opera
toas were fully equal TO the Average.
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Mans Evil Thonshi Good In
tcntion.
sERMox BIZ TIE REV. Wh. ALTIA BARTLETT
In the BROOKLYN TGberndch.

Gen so-2o" But Tor yon,ye thought e'l 's-A'' n'
BIT God n.esf; !, unto good"
.ro.e,l had two conyerancos 20 Eyypt; one was chr
o,ey nurpse propelled By The malice Of sepbfeihren
IN which bis soul and body were the passage money
Tic other was the chariot q Gods good intention ~
which Slavery Itself became angelic Josclls brethren
,bo,gh. IN hurry the object Of Their malignant
envy In Slavery 81 coiAn ara IN IE!IH
Is grave. God Intended 10 eta' s,no,, oo'' ~
tfis hiatOfic incident Is declared mans eva tLog",
and GODS good intention. This II the Key ho' % oI
years thanksgiymg ILe speaker having reviewed
ibc staple sources ~ gratitude then Eaid. This years
characteristic IL NOT in ito crops nor is commerce.
Here succeeded picture Of tie war, dwchnf nl.h 10
most terrible features and aging that Ia all tbs there
either is or IS lot occasion for Thanksgiving e owen
uuon tc uses II Ia history, that 1t had been tie
,ioeus under Providence u tie eovatior.Of humanity
that Vandal and Hun. Ike Northern glaciers toncAca
v Summer poured their terrible Collie currents mo
o.. Ge,fd cotr'to Of cfcminated and supcrannrhed
Rome Tak - desecrafing the temples and ne slcied
40 "a ooLloloaed Old DertiAe who leaned on hor
soyen crulciosi A feW temples were h.c.eu' a ~"
marble mon AID women wcre muihaiei' tnat 1ul uo.
tante hearts VII never cease 10 mourn. uI 10 cav
uud women with sOuil nom Nod, "eIc sst upoA 70
OF rede1nption Arcr cxi biting war az mans e1H
thought against the race he shows Cod. goou intention
oyerTuling a. and condenscs IAanksfiFihR cons ~
lntions Under three heads. First; Ne tl.Ah
God for our material de'elopIcnt. va" a, aa'
put under contribution tho untouched lly shu
q his fesh young continent. Ie cHct upon TIC i'.i
Vicious nac,iaely Of our iron navy. II ueauv5,1 w. ~,
norrow TIE genius which constructed II ~0uiu DC an
Inheritance. Tho Pacific Railroad and ne o. INNS oi
the M.s.lasYpi 10 the Lakes, and from inc Ian W
the Atlantic, were Riguntc schemes neliY req. i'i
practical experiment. The engineering sk! Aat causes
Ne S,yaIon noel from IS famctto moor % Zap It's
fiery wing over tina; city Of tho plain and That uses can.
non balls az trowes 20 take down piece after piece Of
humters Masonry cannot DO lost IL may
Sye 10 Pas, r,Tcr or the North River o. master some
peoAanica problem not yet dared Earth. air, nnd
water are having mind applied - them Vigorously ~
ills var. Secondly. we can thanh bod Tor our intel.
betual guroyement, War applies friction % the mind
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Thsa:s -aivs,g Bny AZ she Stan :e~s-"as~s'
Raptise q tUrri,.

TIE pastor Of this rhuvf D. the Rev Dr fE L.
Hrsss ecd Lat Sobhr that he u sed ais con
regs!.s,n ,~sul take q their poor On Thanks
giy1p aay OF u IL year. tey had done 1ornes &c
occas;cae He solicited cloth y. eata'rs moneys C.
The rasasso " ,erday a most bonVaial ntuF e;
avse aaaIa2ty Of cothiag turkeys, hares i'h, sah
about go IN lcy, s~Isin. Under tie super l.
sion of Che Cha ch ComIDittag hese conT,b.ons Ns''
disirilsed .jt.e poor u TIC district early yessssh
morning
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rIp.r nArrIsr nn1Rcn. pnot.yLYN.


Thanksgiving Day was very generally
obssrycd in jersey City, Hoboken and Hrd'
son City. by the suspension Of business srvlces were
held ia nearly all u tho churches and approprilc scr
nois were delivered J., tko psslrs The chnF'.
well attended and tie daj ,5s>d OF IN al nna =
ally quiet mrnpsf.
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her rcs 70 ths gilt OF the toc crsost
nex,rpsnced was now saanr ALPHABETICALLY INTO n'sf5
harissr aslearlead and Seea ut tho heiin ia
Gtd ~ 1.nnkeI for TIM s'TT,.i ssYatior',o hum
wisdom rower hath accomplished this. Hs-losti
with S7r ensr-ayer Tor Ia. .tiBuaBce ~ Tio '
prspJSr,.
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ADVERTISEMENT
EnNr.'s : Try [ Af,HnnY STARCu

Received premium n he src. srib.ion d: Crys Al Palace,
1882 end 1881 Requires ony rls much - ~ oic
nr, ,infsh Superior tny oihr for aens and nu-n CIV
iisui ln.rarcncy. white smooth suffice an ccsant
l srd rat,ct elastic stidaes Adapted 10 the hlDs,
i.rc WIZ s0r NILr IN DAEP FoGGY " sAr1Fa-
lT.o, ia c.uis l,r pound.
jossPn lloIr 8 Co., No. 10 University place. \. \.
E,lIi. I'D d. Acts.
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NT.NLING IFNP5E AED NAkT,-JUNn NuUTT-
nov oper employed ut BurliDg slip, was arrested by
oi,ar Oiton, Of tho Sixth Precinct on charge u
stealing horse and butchers cart, valued 70 $3.50. from
Steplou williams II No. lJ7 Christie street. The ac
cussd while driving through the BowcrY with thestoen
property, VAS thrown nom the cart TO the pavement
4 ckcl rp in an nsen-ible condition. Justice Dow
l'ns committed him ~ the Tonbs in deianlt Of $500
bal.
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READ rT.-Thc December number on Inc
PnFEsoLoGtcsL iouRSsL-uow fcaiy-i' rte with good
things Boo thr Line ol ETnSotOGY fnYaooSonN tHR SoI0G =
TuY. foL0GV PSYCHOLOGY. f0fir s a. Arc-uhaP ~ nat
Mr. frTi ~clptaT.d FgIes, rtptscnlnf man aRd our
&c. Only 10 cents 81 - yer Anew yorme conusnt, .
win tho ncz. number FowLER NEus No. Sss Broad
way ~. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27

CHARGED WITH BoBBERY.-DetectivesS iowey
and Ainr on Thursday. arrested Lucrctia C!cgan, on
no comoh int IL Michael Mallory. Nho CHARGES her
with stealing from him watch and chain valued - so
on tto gii inst. while ho passing through the Ciy
I'm Iaik. Tic property wus subsequently recovered
in r.tnnlroteI's establishment. II. her possession
was iourd r. lot OF pawnlrohers tickets for various
articles. Luootias Husband is % pre.ent on Black,
wells Island or charge Of Stealing. She was loeAed
~ for OK lLinat.On.
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Ask your Grocer for " kESTs East lrDi,
Cory, the no., hcaihiui aud best for family Only
1r tr round Twice strength Of Java With al a. ilyoT
for invalid Bee that No. l5i k.ade rks Gen
era Dept doom from Grc'nwichl = upon every pae
asc. Ash for " kTsI's." Groters Supplied
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Advertiiomeui.l
pp ,rrrprL CovPrRyIOy, free from Tar

TNIrTfFTL IONFIEXIVNr ITO fIVNI TNITi
.nf'rs and feckr. may easily Re procured by usinr The
BtiA o4 IlorsASD LOWER" tog shaving Il ~ nnsui-
rnsed lt & composed Of palm OIL honey and Other valuable
tic.s hshy pcrined y ia own Ingredients and men
ufed fT might ant morning renders thu SAN sc and
While .na nee from bculsh. SD hy all Drussiss
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rhnnx,,.,ing Dag in Hrcok,yn.

This anniversary was oh erycd III the ns ny
manner Services held 81 nearly all the churches
in the n<sning sEd sermons appropriate to the Se-
sion were preached TO full congregations. 1he els
Offices ana places o. business wsso all closed am INC
streets presented "a, aspect OF eoliday There zero
no target c,suraicac formerly 1or military Pfass
but several engine companies aDned ont No <,
brought home their new apparntIf. but ~ Jenef" o.
Pawtucket, & l., end after tes.pg ns capaci's ~
Hilcys pole IN New Z Drk returned iOIr ana cpJo! 81
collation. AZ thsr bolss The Base AL Clubs ehcfcHen
ON their gruuIls and lad a hne time Inc recimti9g
Offices were clos A. am nothing wac tlernioc done ID
tina. line Al Psxssd u deocnily ACT IN order dufho
the day. ,,,.,,. -,
business was generate, suspended IL "iIliamsburgh
and the various cAgIohss opened al the morning
l4.r SoTy,ccs.
FIRST BAPTIST chyBCH, BR"tA<LYN.
Addresses were madeo at this church by the
as Drs Sarlcs and Hodge lud the Rev: MATTHEW Hale
Smith DR. sarlcs oammenG.l by reading tie Fresi
dea q Thanksgiving Proclamation as the most CON
pic sn.nuary he could presCtf the causes Dr thahts-
riyilr lie was followed by the Rev Nr. saith IN
forcih. address the hessings Of good government
aud the religious principle on Which our hb'-''s ar
sfonnted-tho only sure basis Of fee government" WIN
few ea.zest words II encouragement from fh. Ysttof
sDr Hodge and collection for tne mt Stales tAis
tan Combustion, the exercises closed.