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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

Abs nFek law passed oy the pllgrlmsg
after the land ug in 1920, wss social
contract which contains these words:
E" Having undertaken, for the glory Of
God and for the advancement Of the
Christian. etc, do, by these presents,
etc combine ourselves together into
eiUiI body polite. etc :" the primary
idea Of another colony-PenDsylvsnia
The great body Of laws passed by the
Assembly at Chester, in December,
1882, begins: Whereas, the glory Of
God Almighty and the good of mankind
10 the reason and end Of government,
and, therefore, government itself is a
venerable ordination Of God" etc, etc.
The government of Ogl & orpe, ia Geol-
gia, was avowedly founded on Christian
principles" The government Of Mary
land, Catholic colony, was no doubt
the same; and he concludes by saying
Since that period, the religious idea Of
government has been weakened, and The
popular or democratic idea strength
ened"
Will ibis continue7 II il does, what
is TO beshe effset7 A people of impe-
rial power we shall be- but if it be true
that there IL God, whose moral gov.
ernment extends over the whole race Of
men, can we afford to forget it1 Can
we afford to pass q Say like other nations
whose shadows only remain7
A National Evangelical Convention
was recently held at Cleveland, Ohio, at
which Chief Justice Chase presided.
The object Of this Convention was to
organize Christian Commission for the
the masses, somewhat on the plan of the
Christian Commission in the army dur
ing the war The object no doubt is q
good one, and deserves the sympathy
and co operation Of every christian.
Yet this lie nothing more than every trse
Christian Church should feel interested
in. The work laid out for this Com mia
sion is just what belongs to the churches
throughout, the country. The name
adopted for this association 10 the
American Christian Commission for
the masses"
The following resolutions were unani.
mously adopted:
Rcsolrsd, That this Convention az
firms ito unwavering belief In the Cos
pei Of our Lord Jesus Christ, as the
divinely appointed means for the segen-
Grafton of moral and social humanity.
RSsoiUed, That we believe that there
exists 10 ear Evangelical Protestant
Christianity, as seen in the various
hurches, efficient aud practical agen-
cies, for the Accomplishment OF this great
work committed TO The Church. namely:
that Of improving the condition Of men
in this life. and securing their happiness
in the world 10 come.
-5Resolosd, That in ordsrto the greater
efficiency Of these means, this Conven-
ton recommends, ia the spirit and love
Of Christ, 10 tbs various Churches Of our
country an efficient and hearty eo-opera-
ton in the objects Of the Americas
Christian Commi -sion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

from ne Rev. Jossph II. Ksnnsfd, Passsr
ths Teeth Baptist Church
d.. JacAasA, HH4H
DKaA ALL have been esasniiy resasstsa 70
connect my name 9Th eomnsndafl0us u dftssr-
snt kinds q ulsdicises. but tszAFdi1s ths llras.
tlcs ~ cut 81 ny appFeprisfs sthere, have h al
cases destined but Wifh clear proof 10 fafIoga
inafanees, ard particularly IA my family % the
ussfuineas Of DR.. uosaahda GaIaaAn BIitars, j
dspeFt for once ron ny usual course. g. express
my wi ronFiction thatsgof general dsbiiits N s
ssafeHs, asd especially fer Liver ConapLaaaf q y
sfa arta sals@sis prenaraksen p asgas cases H MAJ
f&i tbRt usually. doubf nof Il WI ~ rsry bsne-
aciai 70 those Who Hnnar from the AboTs causes
~ Years, sery respectfully, Eff
II. KEsNARD,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

There have been three or four new
Methodist churches commenced and fn-
ished within the past year, and all Of
them called Trinity. We believe that
name is talked Of for the new church in
this city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

In the General Convention Of the
Episcopal Church Tuesday, Mr.. Brunot,
OF Pennsylvania, denounced the spirit
which insisted that nothing should be
said against such eyils a. slavery, in
temperance, NC, lest il might hurt some.
body's feelings. A Southern delegate
attempted to choke him Of, but failed.
The day for gagging free speech is pass.
ed. The conservation of DR.. Wilmer,
ms Bishop Of Alabama, 10 opposed, on
the ground that mis- conservation by the
Bishops of Virginia, Georgia and South
Caroline, was irregular, unconstitutional
and schismatical.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14
MEDICAL.
The Young Mans Friend

The Young Mans Friend
+ KIT EVERY Man BIZ HIS OWN DOCTOR.
IL This 10 ths name Of . Bon 81 Medicines pre-
pared BY "a eminent FhysielAn Co GincinnAti, IL
contains preventative and eHre for oil private
diseases, with directions hoW 20 treat each case,
th-ssfofs, With the Youug Mas FfisHd in your
possessloa. yeu have the faii dirsctions sud sdi.
Gins for tbs traatmant Of YoErseif and frinhas IA
IA Tor aale BY uFu9Sists everywhere. Ask fer the
Young Mas Friena.
Wholssals aud Retail BY
iyt4 KELLER WHITE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

Department.

M0IRE-AETIQUE SILKS.
REP. AND CORDED SILKS.
GRO. CRANE SILKS.
FANCY SOLID COLORED SILKS.
CHECK AND STRIPE SILKS. all
Of tie popular shades for Street
and EveninR Dresses.
BONNET YELVETs in all shades.
All shades Of C0L0RRD VELVET
RIBBONS AND BUTTONS for
Dress Trimmings.
CL0AKs and BAEQUINEs from
$500 to 10000, e
DOUBLE and SINGLE BLANKET
sHAELs.- from 90 to sl2 so.
p0UBLR PAISLEY BHA Wis, from
$4,000 10 Se2.60.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

Unusually important conventions Of
these bodies are now in session--ths
Kentucky Synod at Louisville, and the
Synods Of the Old and New Schools Of
Indiana in Madison, Ind u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

From Rsy warTsn Randoip h. Faster 81 ths
Baptist ChaFeh AZ Germantown, Penn
~ O ~ gaeksoa.
DEAa. sIa - fsrasaal experience enables mo 70
say thsf regard ths Gesrnan Biitsrs made Is
you a. . most exoelicHt medicins. Ia casea u -
verp cold nBd gsssrai debility have besn CRAFTY
beHenttsd b the use q The Bittsfs and dasbt uei
thny wfti produns similar effects on ofhers
Yours truly WARREN RANDOLPH.
Germ4atewn, Psnn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

NOTICE.

0FFIck or THE EvANsvILLE Gas LraHT CO.
EvAnsvilie, Oct 10, lSs5-
Notice la hereby given, that from aud AFTER the
erst day Of November. lssS. shts company will
charge and collect the uniform price Of So 50 per
thousand feet for al sas faruishsd By the con-
pAny, OF consumed for public or private use
By order Of the Beard of Directors.
JOHN J. CHANDLER.
ccl0-SW- 49, President.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

From Rev. J. n. Turner. Pastor 81 Hssdiag n.
Z. Church, Fhiladeiphlas
Dr.. Iackson. aa
DBAR sra ;-HsyinE used your 6pmsn BIttsra 10
~ hu1ily fequentiy an prepares % ~ HAT
u has beeu Of great service. 4 believe that In
easss u FsBsrAi debility % The system u - tAa
safsat and moat valuAhls ramady II which have
>ny knowieaEe- Hourss respectfully,
]. H.TCkSER.
No. Tz6 North Ninefesuth strtst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

From tbs kev. ,, NJ Lyona. faEmafly Pastor Of
ths Coiamtus, ~ - and AiiastoSn, Pa Baptist
EEE BocsELLE, y. Z.
d. q M J1cAsoa.
DnAR esA IL feel e . pieasursfhhs Of nv CIV
aecora 70 bear testimcny 10 Tia exeslianes n vor
German Bttters- Soene yaars sinea. bling ruch
asiietsd viih Dyspepsia. 1asa thea with very
hsneasisl results. I have oftsn r.ro1asns.,,.ss
tsem 70 psFzsns amIctsd wfth that so~reerfisg
disease ADD kaEs heard ffonz ahs1 the saost eat.
tsTfng tsettm0uiats Is 70 thefr great valua IA
essss ~ general debility hsiisvs u 70 - fchic
thss cannot Be- Surpassed - 49, .
Year, LYcas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

FroEa The Rev. Tsornaa Eiaasr. Pastor a. Boz.
borough Baptiss cnurch.
H. Jaetson, s-ar.
nxAn sra IL esl Il dus 70 year snselisat ore
par4ticn, HooGAnt's German BiftsrN, 10 add N
testimony 10 the deserved ra1gtstlon h has o..
tSinsa- have, for years At times. bssn frDutsss
Eith great eisor1sr 10 ny had a8d ncrvous s.s-'
ies Nas Advissd y = friend 20 try brtFle d
ytnr tserH1An Bitten 4 did aor Aad have sxpsn-s
sEE5d great and unexpscfed relief ny health has
eesn rery nsAtsri4lig be1ebftsd- conGdsntiy
rsco n mead ths arttcts where ! meet with eases
sizsiiar - mT OHn. a5i kass bssp nasurs - 49,,
Of khsir Rood efscts. go aas 80
Respectfully yonrs,
sEt Az TwIETER,
kozborough, Pezn.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-26
Facts VS.. Theories.

"Give me place to rest my lever on" says Ar
chimedes, "and will move the world" "Give me
pure and unadulterated Drugs" seys Medicus, OF
the olden time, "and I will cure disease"
In one sense, both Of these learned pundits were
the veriest charlatans. They knew there was no
place to rest their levers on, either to move the
world or to cure disease. Mechanism was in o
backward state, and the medical profession was
but another name for sorcery and all the adiuncts
Of magic filters and charms against the effect of
''evil eye," &c.
But these latter days have borne unto us some
thing more than even superstition and it's crew
ever dreamt OF in their maddest philosophy. In
these days Of practical science, what was theory
OF yesterday is fact to-day, and all the old time
notions become as bubbles in the sun, and burst
and break with every breath we draw. .
Let Archimedes shoulder his lever and we will
find a resting-place for It to move the world. Let
mine ancient Medicus pant and toll more for
the drugs he 80 sorely needs, for we have them OF
our hand, ever ready to serve them at his beck.
Refined m the laboratory Of DR.. Meggiel, the
finest materials known in the medical profession
are obtainable by any one. His Bilious, Dyspep-
tic, and Diarrh9a Pills stand unrivaled, and his
Sa1ve operates with magic effect upon burns,
and all sores and ulcers of the skin.
In fact. we think Maggiels Pills and Salve are
the wonder Of this century, and we are happy in
the thought that many others Of our brethren of
the craft agree with u.s. We would earnestly
counsel that ell families provide themselves with
DR.. Maggiefs Preparations at once, and keep them
ready at hand, so as to use them at the most op-
perfume time and as occasion serves Vaaey Sen
tinel '''' 80 - ? -.'. L 'iA''L '' -e''S' :.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-26

THE VERDICT OF CoNNEcr1cuT AGAINST Mono
SuFFRAoE.-T The Springfield (Mass.) Republican,
whose views are prudent and dssgacious, and which
reflects public sentiment thatis often right has
the following on the subject = .J. s,,.:e,.., !, -
"f there had been any doubt before as to what
Congress might or might not do in the matter, the
decision Of Connections settles it.. There'wil be
no attempt to force negro suffrage onthe Southern
States by Federal authority, or to exclude Repre-
sentatiyes and Senators from States that have not
granted this right to their freedmen, It would be
too absurd to pretend that their State governments
are not republican, in tho sense OF the Constitd.
tion, -beoause colored citizens are excluded from
the suffrage, when o New England State has just
voted that negro suffrage is not republican, either
in that or the party sense, and fye-sixths Of the
free States agree with her. Nor would It be less
preposterous to soy to Southern men that we can
unless they can protect ives by the Sso
while can trust ourselves to do justice to our
own colored citizens without that protection. In
fact the decision Of Connecticut postpones tho
whole question. as national one, making it neces-
sary to argue the question for years to come, for
it is ope Of the things that will be Sgtated until
settled" % 80. ''!' 'i' Lax S'0.'lJ 'ia."3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-26
D ALL Y N e w S.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER &c, 1865
E1-Confcdorates in Mexico.

Tho Mexican Times, Of September SO, gives O
list OF about o hundred cx-Confedoratos who arc
at present residing in that country. Among them
We observe the names Of Generals PRICE, MAeRu-
DER, KIRBY Saith, wilcox, HMDAtAN, and others;
also, c1-Govornors REYNOLDS, Of Missouri, MOORE,
OF Louisiana, HARRIS, OF Tennessee, and ALLEN, OF
Louisiana and such distinguished names as
TRusrKa Polk, of Missouri, PERK1Es, Of Louisiana,
II. F. MAuRy, Of Virginia, CoSRow, Of Missouyi,
&e., &c.
H General PRICE and others, the Times eays:
For information to all concerned, we here state
that General Price has NO hostile intentions
against the United States Of America He came
to Mexico as On exile, seeking for himself and
family home: for he had every reason to believe
that he SGud no! be permitted to live quietly in
pointed Senior Price ON agent to examine lands for
colonization purposes In company with Senior
Sa be
OF Vera Cruz, actively engaged in the duties as
agned him.
OF Lieut. MAUny the same journal says:
We are much pleased to see that senor Maury
Humboldt, his fame belongs to the world. EN-
perors and kings have sought his acquaintance
and have ever shown him that attention due TO
people of Mexico will Welcome him as O brother in
their midst His great learning will contribute
much to tho improvement Of practical science in
he has many in every portion of the civilaed
globe-.we are happy TO say that senor @anry is
in most excellent health, and is now actively en-
The Emperor. Although his misfortunes have
been great, "enough to weigh royal merchant
contented with his lot Born in Virginia, without
wealth Or titles, he has made for himself name
that win never die. Maury's ''Wind and Current
Sen,' will be studied by every navigator in every
cline, 80 long the winds blowiand the. waves Of
old ocean rol. -'.n - 3. - g..
Know this, my lord, nobility of blood .a..
Is but ghttertng and fal1sciouB good;
nobleman is he, whose noble mind
LIS full Of Unborn worth unborrowed Of his kind
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-26

The Herald publishes aIengthy statement Of the
amount OF business done by the brokers Of the
thirty-second district Of New York city, including
fiscal year ending June 80th last. The total ope-
raions for this period amount to over six thou
sand millions! Of dolars.f BY the amended inter-
nal revenue lay brokers' taxed at the rate of
tenth Of one per cent. all sales OF gold, and
twentieth OF one per cent. on all sales OF stocks,
bonds, &c, whether made for thenselves or others.
On thfB small per centage the Government derives
dol dollsyandI ss TIP brokers must be their per
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-24

A4... srclt 4s.. o. r-r.oy.ns l,..c,l GOV
ou.r tus.,. and o.. = ste s-n,c, i.o latter, a.
Saturday, .J-1rael 4e Hfo Co8lu.fo. zee
..4a.y rIpglrL r".l he reu sm ,rc. t..tt.c
d, ua,s re zoe .o csaa-n u.e Glv.r1o-',so's.t.o.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-24

't'.s' u"1oAaao. o p7v. TIE way
'...o- .r..'- AID nov hat We have 1.l.
o.7s-. Sc ..l. eng o. the C,n'sacrst,i, .or.op'
s. lew lo.e bowl Knocks vii .uduos c.-1 etc ST.
eaion ,ot.e ,cry liberal terms our l4,e r esidc,.t
.H sr.'l. =. rant rs en.'o,.el ia ue short
d.spa:ch We IubIIal elsewhere.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-24
T,RNFpEl NOVLG,E.s.

SPECIAL NETTING Or1iE JOI RNFYl
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h arc i",n'tltu Z" Alp'hi Nltu aye on les arm.
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' '.Ni.t LIN W hLLi.N hlHHIo AND
tia. ,. tHihr T. Socie'y viii meet fhls evening,
AiiI -.t. Al o'ciach' IA military Hgu, 1893
t.. ~. .r f.a.t, ;uI tU.roau lutC.,lt AZ invi'r
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asa.ns' fH'' e."es - c'"'.n.' ""D'
cfu' '"s a. ar n'' iu "..'r ".'' ''''' ''i
s'e thus 'r''''i "'''"'r I.'T ''..'' '''
Ao'1t ON" "niI~i ltf'.'7 i.' r'.'- "'H Pro
Alcto up ir t'Hri.' -H' t..t 1''' Pc
tect % ih'. .a.'n '-"-' 81. '' r"r 3.
for any disappointment" ! 'rr'H' 'e.'''
are amp a." ,nd 'A"r'9s. p.r.... "r.er b.. 'cc'f n
will 10 o'IpHoi IN '.i
sz1AE-NE~-'sa 'li '''il'' 'l'''''T - '-i--'
Hhrrmar's Arrli.tir'.
Tie '.-'-s upon wa'0 one % ..- .r''' r''c"''-
tl Gcr, 'aas loren " 'h.s 0, .r.' o. M err" a-
uee -.r u' Confederate General JDu,lr'N, b..
efHs D.. pesr' o. have Boon o..'o1 %, 81.
ssruast rot s.cl.c ponce 'r.r N.n'', 49,
terms. i"Acar'fl .a9. ..'',. VIII r.''.' t-'
most c'n.r-7'..v' I'.-.''af.'..'re 'i'' Gene.
sO'as's ta'ea"".o'l.tr.'' err 81 permit.
ting L.s mh.fty .p.A, .rsI.e.t'-' '' te r.-
pose O. s's, 81 ....'u- 'a.. Be- Isl q. Clio "1't pc
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J iONlc - No. 4sG. +. \. M.-THE McnIr
"a te.s nj ths lodse hereby summoned 10 r. g,
Z a. thtit rvpms, O.d Fellow liJi, Tuesday. Ar
fshsh AZ 70 o'clock A. " for the pupo-e 81 o. &c
put In the uucral ohs"ui0- Of onr a'e g. esitc II
d"mic!- are ieiUr itcd TO rpp,nr IN daIk eliot 20 .
Z ~ ,'der OF hlGu WILLIAMSON, NJ. FLfIri &c
f~NI lH 60. y. ~
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
M A srEcIAL MEETTNG oF m

4 AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
Y LlGrnd Lodce OF the order OF food SaInarianr
/ and peuehters Of ~anliip held IN New Nosk. Ap NJ
, Received. 1hst thi, Grand lodze IN common with
eiow-citizens, topore The sfost calamity which
Ic-,l,ed Thntin lie feaih OF An ahnm Lincoln. h.,
! Rrsassinaion, when the hiilht bow NJ peace wac
lavuinc DER our land, W. are called uron 10 mourn
The loss OF one Go whose pn.'ratou Of the ala
roi ststc dizzy ayed 'prt Of iLtr'rity, tho mott
4 sld-h pliro'i.m aud unN carried deyotpn " Tho
welfare " this Repulic Received, That ia he death
not only called on to mourn the boss ~ PROF
n lrnt Int friend Of humanity cons sfrnt tcinn,r
! rnpn. and heart that knew guile, Int over
i.iovo cd with the NIX Of human kindn9s. le'ovea
a hat tie ucmhcp Of the Grand md Subordinate
oile e. wear the usual badge fnournnr. anil that
= the olnrteis be- d!aped m mourning iot thi.g dave
~, 20 49, 1s..,.,,g V-,.f4,,.
3 heartfelt sympathy and coincidence IN hcif deep a.
nicton and tust that they may lind chnsola t0n ir
2. the Ia that the nation Nceps and Mourus with
..them Received, That the metnterr Of This Grand
ode pledge themselves 10 supcorI Andrew johnson
Il aud his admlnistration, with the same zeal mani
Rfeted TOW ard his late laiuented predeoctsor. Re-
lsoved, That We - tempet,nee men, have thG, Ut
u tl.o Ism of AnItcw johnson. !. ID. GRAHAM. a..
T;H. RICE. :. II. CAMPBELL NJ q. Nance Com
. mittee. l'6
SAT A CONVENTION or TIE IRISH so.
cietlts held at & Prince It, April 2Jd 1893 the
follow ing resolutions voro a'op'cd.
q wherca. IN view Of the recent trsric ooru-rercc.
Whereby tho President Of the United state has ,'
his lel b. the hand 81 az Hssst-iu, II hocorei yu
lie bodies to eve preston 70 iiir sent 'Iis Of Boo
'Goa which rl the minds OF all classes A. sIch great
4 And, Wlcrcas this Convention, representing "a,
1Irsh civic societies Of Sew York, Boukl u, and III
vicinity de-i'- 10 place On record is emphatic con.
d,nuatiau OF the tout deed hy which the Executive
aud a blow slmcd a. the Ma's--a.C Of a ',ec u. %
Pile in the parson Of their elected officer, tc Il there
r, Rcsolvcd Th.t tho Irish civic sccictlc. Of Now
tTNofk, BROOKLYN aud IT, yici0itv, unto with the .r
eAI" cttu s "a ne es ~ ron 81 ST."
which Il TO bs the more deeply dcioroi 'lit IL hs'
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n q. or .. F.-ThE MEMBERS nIa
- l'gh"niA Loirc No. lN}. { ~ Of q, D. are Ir.,n
Joy ,l"- 81 60 nIte Ht their lo, Room, Oh r uc.
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TRADE NOTICES.

lDAINTERS-THE MEMBERS OF TIE Y.
Y. 7. Housepainters are requested 10 meet tt
pnitsry HaL III Bowery. Iue-dsy nor in, a. !,
our late lauented Presiden tBI. ALAN LINCOLN
IAs. A. POI RkE, Presideu. ". Is. NArAEW >,
kec. rcctefafy. 100
DAISTERS-YOCw WILL MEET At MILL
4 fs-,. g. Al, 1875 Bovesy, ON Iles.sv. stp. A. ~
ideut ABRAHAM LINCOLN. our sister su.istiea
Of nos m W lLi'Nn'lui{h and ietscr CT u"
% shed h~ fha 0fuuit &c. " Oiler 81 rs tcut!ll
Mon. john 1. FISHER. Chm of Commit oi
riIHftS. 20
LUO.rKs-A MASS MEETING OF THE
. ~ iiu. slate and Ne;s' Eoo'o u he he'd A. TIE
sit,eeith NNd Hotel lJi Wer l'thsL % lucs'r.
'roct-i.'r iuv, 70 a'erd o. hus noe o. g.e'i n-
PhENER. Pi,i. IONS q, WINGS, SOC. 5si
SplClAL NDTlCE-THE MEMBERS OF
Dhc ldr e,s' Union Isolation. .ni .o the RI
rcr fr,,eciiye "a On, viii meet ~ Tai Jan H. d.
49, Grand q, ibis even .ng, ~ O'clock. lth.iuN
ntten .ncc y r'lr.'.'d. Is. nfder @i - li',N =
BLAIR. Chairman oi Joint Com. HUGH CAV.
Ron, Sec. ls5
SPECfAL NOTlCE-rHE MEMBERS or
- the Atoms. horcuou's &. -. A'soc.a'Iun o. Nsv
nrk, No. l. parti 0uaiiy 10 llr-t"l 10 l' IA
tch. ance a. their meeting room, % h+' nl'a'"
order ~ MICHAEL HIGGINS, met. JOSEF t
AsiiMOFE soc,. 10
GHtP JOINERS-N SPECIAL MEETING
. - Of The ship Joincr Iui1n OF Ncv Ng-s, VI p.
evening April - a, o'co,k. 10 complete ANN g.
ments - oiu IN tho funeral ,hIs4ui,' o o1r lnt, -
nrrscnt Tho of'ccr- oui mcmtsr. Of Ys0hat
Branch shir loincff benevolent S0cic'v, "ga 81 p
Ion"rs In general, a-e invited " b iir.'H a. ~
NC ny. als1 TO p-rJcipst no 'he pro 'n. H''
A. 70 B-rory on lurelHv uOruin. 20 ~ fcin' &c.
LAWRENCE POWERS, Pics. WI. W. . ~
. ALLs Sec. IL
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Y O. O. THE MEMBERS OF CRUSAUH
i crs Loire 70 CT. T. q. o. / sro -.,,,,.,,l -, m
tend a sleriN mcutius on Monday ev,uins ri Y
or. ,hoIr Io'us IA oh p, ior the pntp1-r 80,
sasilr errsnscn ut for taking past IN the % ui,
'o' or ate = eslier' ~ o-'ot, i ANTS C. SON IT
son, ~ THOMAS NArFAEI AM. Se~ nd 4,