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New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
ARKANSAS
rHREE FREEDMEN MURDERED.

y
MEMPHIS, Sept. "A terrible affair occurred
nj Marion, Arkansas, on Friday man named Bradley
m overseer OIL Mr. Keyess plantation ordered negro TO
30 some work and the negro peremptory refused when
Bradley attempted to chastise him The negro resisted,
and others nterfered, and Bradley drew pistol ana
hred killing negress The negroes became infuriaed,
and BRADLEY fed not knowing he had killed ne woman
A. mia instance Of the negroes concerned ~ the at
tack an him were arrested and Saturday were brought
before Magistrate Marcena. During the tal ono negro
HsiIed BRADLEY liar several times when he struck the
nsarS Marty OF negroes then set upon him. and Brad
fev drew pistol and fired on them killing two persons
~ then tlrned and fed and has not been heard from
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

ID, a. 81 al. 5h 6,h. 7ib. sth e.h-TOtlls
E%2.,: E9Pid,,. - 3 Z : Z. s- =
Bases On -Peir-s Smith Crane. G. Start g. Ferguson,
Mills g. Zeten McDouaI 5 kenny, Admit a. Simmons ,;
Hart IIo.or Dunean Sh-'e Ne,sr q Wlsoa :! J.
Nesier 2 Wag. i-EIutirt. q
Home Ruu-Wis0u.
Struck Out-Pr8rce
Fiy C.tchrs-art Duucaa sheves G. Nes l. j. Ne,l.r,
4-Eupr r. Smith start l. Mills A. Le::en l. McDonAi j.
Kenny, 3-Atlantic. H.
Fou Cachrs-Mls 2 Start, lAttltc, J. HosJri G
Nesler : Wilson l-Empirc. 3
Base Play-Pu Ilosol g. Shreves Wy 4-Bmpr IL
By smith ; start : Fefguson Zet.Ieiu l-Atsutic II
Double Pas-way aud ilooi; simmons Way and HosiOrl
Ont, 90 Fous-Empre s. Atiints, 5
Pissed Bslls-Wlson {; Mills 4.
Time of Game-IsO hours
Ump.re-Mr Green of the Mutual Cab
Me,srs Williamson auI N1-k
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
MELTING OF TIE MEDICAL SOCIETY
The Medical sccictyf the County OF New ""

York met last evening at the College Oh so'a an
surgeons President Hubbard In the char pr, NJ :, S.et
arshin The reports OF the committees on Disease u
MineroloCy were received and accepted FROM tne s
mat the entire mortality In the county OF
, yo~h Tor the 10 weeks last past was 6IoJ during
lie entire wear only s deaths from cholera nave pee
Tue . soinst sJ, in 1866. In tho month or August
ie5t tbs occurred yellow fever The committee
he Hoard OF Health for their efficiency and ac
Touched upon the facts that the recent heavy
ms and the nonabsorbDg character Of the soil have
scb IN cleanse the hther portions ot the city and
done % Nv tbe enprnach of disease DR. Henry Y. Noyes
NN~cyed an able address upon the treatment OF the eye
o. cataract He wa3ioOwed by Dr. Ihoms III paper % On
"rrned having unanimously voted to ceebra's tae' 0S'
anniversary OIL oct, with appropriate l9lglA
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
THE INDIANA sAENGERFEsT.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 2.-Eyerything is
readiness for the opening Of the 5aengerest 70 NOR
row. The principal streets handsomely decorfted
with cvergreens and American and German hags Con-
cert Hail. which has been erected for the occasion, was
completed to-day The decorations OF the hall are under
the superinendence Of Mr.. George Klein OF NewIork;
and sd TO surpass in beauty anything on the kd
gotten the The various societies are ex-
pected TO arrive ia the early trains tomorrow The
Western Union Telegraph Company has opened an Office
at the Press HEADQUARTERS Mozart Hall FOX the accom-
mediation OF newspaper correspondents.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
TIE PENNSYLVANIA FAIR.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.-Extensive prepara-
tons being made for the great Interstate Agricul
turai Fair, TO be held at Morristown, commencing
Sept II, and continuing until the nth Cooperation is
expected from nearly all the county agricultural soce-
ties Of Eastern Pennsylyania, NewJeIsey, Delaware,
and Maryland Among the horses entered are Lady
Thorn and Mountain Maid and the best T0ttng stock in
the county since the retirement Of Dexter,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
THE TURF.
TILE MAINE HORSE EAIR.


AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept 2.-The Maine State
Horse Fair will commence this city tomorrow, and
continue three days. Premiums to the amount o. 5000
are offered The whole number OF entries are 5O which
comprise some OF the best stock In the State.
FAIR OF THE NEw-ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
Providence, r. l., Sept. 2.-The Fair of the
NewEngland Agricultural Society and the Rhode Island
Industrial Society will commence tomorrow at Nara gan
set Park and continue four Gays. The entries partcu
ary Of stock very large II is thought the show Of
cattle and horses will be tho finest In New
England About 100 horses entered i'll the various
olnAses for aneeI
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

OMAHA, Sept. 2-Four hundred and sixty
,,e T-pion Pacific Railroad now finished ana
f. k expected that the track to the Rocky Mountains 'l
miles viii be all laid in about month ,,-,.-
sr LOUIS, Sept 2Gen. Palmer, Treasure OF ihe mon
pscac Railway Of Kansas, and Dr L. f. Conte scosl9s
OF the surveying party have been engaged ior month
past investigating the coal fields OF ts 0 I0sed line of
That road They report many large deposro ro o o, py
valuable coal aud one Yein " miles Iot'n VI 5e.'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
M1RHIED

CoyNoR-PowLER-ou MONDAY Sept ,hs Caars Of u, LOG
Communion By the Rev T. y Lawrence Is Coaa Lofss
youngest daughter ofthe late Isaac Fowler
COLTOHSMIT-In Brooklyn, on HondsY Sept at Ia be o'
BRIDES parents BY the e1 J. G. Agef D. WOsof'h Csss 70
Agnes j. Smith. eldest dsugater Of Ben aua Smith es
sUsMAN-MEY Tuesi Aug g. At tas or . iiBs
Germany Julius Susnsn 20 fInzsks MegbeFs NJ eArt
Mals0n WISCONSIN, papes please oOpy.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

Total assessabe valuation ,ei nom
rto ahoye total Exclusive of mortgages
the valuations. . -, ,,ro,artv over last year is
h,reen len and twelve millions OF dollars V hey ~
nero
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
PEDESTRIANISM.

Harding the celebrated pedestrian, has been again
matched aga Deke Csu1t for another three mile haiih.
5000 asis drawn Up Saturday aai 800 10
no,l b. each Tie next deposit iHh Inst. and
he two remaaiu All "a Decembs The ~
AXE p.a OF Vi December.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
THE WEATHER.

Rgs,ez,-Ths T. ,--oustsr lowest early m 62' m nom II
IN /, m claulvi 2 -0rlug Lstr coudy overcast at'thooh
., ,st aa a. rta from Js0 % overcast hvenns to
II "a te rany overcast ana very CLOUDY ron o''' I" IL
s,v,,x,H Ga. Sep, 2-rhs weather s hot snd cloudy
,-.r.r, IA sept' l-rhe weather Is Pleasant aud clear
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

PATENT INTERFERENCE DECISIoN.-The IN
reference case appeal to the Board Of Examnersn
Chief between rJohn Boynon HI stuartAssisneel'
and A. c. Messenger OF Syracuse " u has been decaed
in favor 0. tho Assignee.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

ten feet thick and than 30 miles square in extent
The coat considered equal % the best Pittsburgh Goa!
Iron has also been discovered In the locality
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
THE MAINE CHAMPIONSHIP

PoRTLASD Me. sept. The Eon" Base Ball Club
game championship the sirsy after
noon o Augusta and defeated them The
a. Ouy eght played,
when darkness coming the game vas saspeniei
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
VALUATION OF PROPERTY IN HUDSON coUN
TY, n. J.

The Hudson County On. J) Board of Assessors
mot .t tho Hudson iCy Courthouse and apportioned
the state and County The returns evauatioa were
Il
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
sgstiat NOtitts.


Fifth Assembly District Union Republican A.socts-
fion.-A meeting this Association VII he le' tbef Dealse
No 1876 SpriDgst TUESDAY bfBSiNg sept a. 5c'cS
Punctla attendance o. members ielue.ts ~ & &2r ,o,
CrAs r. GfLDsEsLHsvE. JAMIE NlNlEH DD. Nv
Ws. c. BRogS. SecrrtareA Itcsles,-
Eighth Assembly District nioa Republican Asspeis.
tion.-EIecuve Committee will bod s regular moaih ,aessss
HeadluaItcr, Ruak Hoe No ki ,tas.' tis NJ
ING. Sept 3 JOiN W FAhmhh ~ sEs-
Jo,EPii BAeOT secret,ry.
Twenty first Assembly District Union KcpubhrYn As
adjourned meeting h. Assgiiion al ~
us Hotel Of Osehnnlre aai Ai s. sd faaits
'"'' ''u'''''' W H. DE- CANP. Pr>,lsOt
g. B. TcM,os s,cre,,de.
American In-fi,uie Farmers, Cuba ,as-t q u ms
the Cooper Bu.ing al uterei In Ag utf lAp''-
meuts ia'teL JOHN " CHAhBkk. Se I-..rI-
Tprner's Tic DOuiOureax, or
TURNER'S Tic DoULouREUX. OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
A SAFE CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE F0a NEURALGIA AND
ALL NERVOUS DISEASES.
Ii,aa qz m al cases o. Facial Se1fis o9sn sfaf
pe cure in single ~ % N.ry,ns D,eiss a.s - f
10 m magic influence Chronic selg, ana
general Nervous Detlnzenens ye stating sfeas "a,
entire systeu completely aa permanently cured b. Is ~ hs
or few weeks IL c)nio5 nhrg lr"u' 70 hs nsss
delicate system asay 10 used ~. ps,'e r l. n e'a-
slant use By the best phyna' gho eI be uaaana sal IA
qualified approval BY nld rec-gto = Al 80 p's
s,smpA Sol oyerySaere. .. - -, ,...
NJ. lslTr.a.lt.s.. B5,,1a. Mas
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03
PUILADE[PBIA CATTLE MARKET

PHLADELPHf. Sept 2-Cate dnil hesi
0l6ic H. Cows unchanged; sales S5D4 bead bbev
du; saes II 900 bead $50 50 Hogs ensni ~
head at SlOdSlO 20 per 100 D..
New-York tribune., 1867-09-03

THE WARD BROTHERS LEAVE CORNWALL FOR
SPRINGFIELD TO-DAY-TIIEIR CONDITION
ARRIVAL OF JIMMY HAMMILL AT CORNWALL
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-16
Errors Of Youth.

Errors Of Youth.
A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay, and all tho effects Of youth
full indiscreon, WILL for the sake Of suffering humans
IT, send free to all who need it, the recipe aud direc
tions for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience do 30 by addressing JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. IL Chambers street, New York. A82
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-16
CONSUMPTION ~CURABLE BY
DR.. SCHENCK,S MEDICINES.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the svstcn must bc
prepared SO that the lungs will heal. To accomplish
h-, .lo LIVER and stomach must first be c!cansed aud
IA ,c te ell Tor good Wholesome iood, which,
b. The @ mei,ciucs will be dlcacd properly. aud
good hca thy blood male; thus building up the
con.t u on. ScHENcK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
Cleanse he stomach OF oil bilious mucous accumu-
la.ions, aad, b. using the Sea Weed Tonic in
nec.;on the appel ic is restored.
S;AENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP is nutritious
aswc;i medicinal, aid, BY using the three rcmed e.
all imp1r.tie, orc expelled from the syscm, and
good, wholesome blood made, which win rcp, al
disease. patients will take these medicines accord
ing 10 directions, Consumption very frequently In
Il. last stage yields lily 10 their acton. Talks the
pills ucntly to c,oansc tbs liver ld stomach. 1t
docs not follow that b,ca tn, bowels are not COS
tive they not re luire !, ter sometime. in darr-
hGa they are Necessary. The stomach must be kept
healthy, and Al appetite created to allow the Pu-
monte Syrup to &C. he prnor, organs properly
ami a!lay any irritation. Then all that Is .urei to
por orm permanent cure is, to prevent taking
cold. Exercise about the rooms as much as possible,
cot all the richest tood-at meat rnmc, aud, N iact
anything the appetite Graves but be par..cu ar aud
mastscato well. Lad W. ca. mo. IT.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-16

Elegant day rustic carved case Cuckoo
VOW
10 Silver plated cake baskets, so each, 10000
2Colts Navy revolvers, so ach,.-....... $4,000
National revolvers extra plated, SOS each $4,000
Is l.. B. Taylor 1 Co.'s improved breech load
ing PISTOLS - each,.. 90
rs Beautiful steel plate aud colored engrav-
tngs large size and framed in elegant rosewood
and gilt frames so each, 90
1000 Rules Of Life, a beautiful litho-
graphed engraving, 81 EACH. 90
20 Fine 80 hour and day Seth Thomas
CLOCKS, $40 each, 90
100 Sett double plated Teaspoons number
article, $3.50 each. 90
rs Silver fruit knives, S3 each, --..-....... SIS 90
Spencer carbne shooter, .......... ..... SIS 90
200 Silver plated drinking cups, 3so each $4,000
200 Fine gold fngor rings, 81 each .......SS $4,000
Field spy glasses, S each, 90
300 First-class American pocket.knives, Sand
oiadee, gov each 5000
100 Sets double plated table spoons, number
l article, IS each, $500 90
100 Sets number double plated forks, s.
cacn,. SSOOOO
10 Elegant butter dishes, $50 each, 90
10 Double walled Ane plated, neatly carved
ice pitchers, SIS each, $3.50. 90
100 Genuine Turker Morocco pocket.books,
e-oo
/. 500 Ladies setts hne jewelry beautifully or.
namented anu new styles, - each .SloUOOO
100 Double plated butterknives, 81 so each, Sl50o)
100 Fine gold pens in cases, IS each, 90
1000 Pieces assorted fine gold and gold plated
jewelry averaging - each, $4,000 90
No. Of Gifts. 4o38. Total value Of Giits S323eS 90
The distribution will take place after the Concert
where 5000 persons witness it. Committee will
be appointed by Ticker oLDERs to take charge OF the
same. Agents and purchasers will be supplied with q
correct list OF the awards soon IS published,
Tickets for sale at all points in the North West and
at our office in A. FRENCHS Jewelry Store, Main St.,
Mc3regor, Iowa.
Y10H1 rs $500 EACH,
SENT BY NAIL ON RECEIPT OF PRICE.
Good and Reliable Agents Wanted Nv.
erywhsre.
In every case whom sending by mail. send the sub
scribsrs in full, aud Post ONCE address with
town and state In full. Money by DRAM, Post Once
Orders Express in Registered Letters sent At
risk.
All Communications should be addressed to
Y11I60H 4 o1IA6022
=. q. Drawer 2o4,
16c01ogor, IoWa.
~ Red Flag" will At all times BE- displayed on
the buildings Of the lst ID and ID Capital Prizes %
/ that the public can dcsiguate tho premises.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-16

HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE, IRON,
NAILS, GLASS, BlacxsMITWs TOOLS
and material of all kinds in their line. Cooking Par
or and Box Stoves Of all varieties, including those of
Fnel-saving Value and Ornamental Styles. We man
ufacure everything in the line of TIN, SHEET IRON
AND COPPER WARE, and keep . complete assort-
ment Of
TIMERS STOCK, CARPENTERS AND cooPERs
IMPLEMENTS, &C., &C.
An experience of several years with the trade-de-
mands of the Northwest in this line enables us to
select what 10 wanted for this market and rs the
house has heretofore received very liberal
we confidently expect our increased facilities and
general assortment will add largely to our sales
We buy all Staple Goods of manufac onl, and
thus save to the the usual Jobbers profit.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-16
BISBEE'S RAILWAY SlEICHS

Win make Close and Cheap Connection
with tho Cross-River Trains, and the
Towns, during the winter. Parties Dc.
string transportation Of psrsens Or
freight win inquire for BisDEE. Gov.
cred Carriags-SleigAs and Rebes 70 keep
ont the cold and only Is Cts. = trip.
:m53O IRA 8iSAHE.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-16
THE WHITE PINE.

It has long known that this tree contained
nay exccllent medical qualities, but it il only of
paratively recent d that they have been analysed
and combineHinto remedies for popular USE DR.. J.
w. Poland-formcrly clergyman Of high repute-a
few years since prepared such medicine, which he
called the White Pine Compound and efcacious
has it proved in all throat lung and kidney Diseases
wherever it has been used, that the popular demand
for it rapidly increased until the dscOverer obliged
to devote his whole attention the business of pre-
pairing it for the market and it stands In the front
rank among the medical specifics of the day. Dr..
Sweet, of the New England Botanic Depot in Boston
has become the proprietor of the Compound and his
advertisement in this paper gives an interesting
count of its origin and success by large
New England States The medicine 10 specially popu-
lar in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, where tho
virtues Of the white pine familiar household
words.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-16
TO THE
Hardware Trade!!

"E take pleasure in informing you that the bus
w mess of H. A. Whitney, Of this city, will here
after be conducted by
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-16
To CONSERVATIVES.

TO C00SumptlVo1.
The advertiser having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suf.
fered for several years with lung affection. and
that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious make
known to his feow-sufferers the of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scrpton used free of chsrge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
for Consumption Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs
Colds, and all Thyoat and Lung Affection. The only
object of the advertiser in rcnding this Prescription is
to benefit the afflicted and spread information which
he concevcs to be invaluable and he hopes every suf
will try his remedy, it will them nothing
AMI may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
m,il, will please address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
Wliamsburgh, Kings Co., New York. 4S2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-16
An EGectual Worm Medicine.
BROWNS vERmIFUcE COMETS. OR WORM LozeNcEs

Much sickness, undoubtedly, with children and
adults attributed to other is asioned by
worms The "Vermiuge Comfits,' although cffectual
in destroying worm, can do possible injury to the
most delicate child. This valuable combination has
boon successfully used by physicians and found to be
dren.
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require immediate
attention, as neglect of the trt ubc often pro
longcd sickness.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS IN CHILDREN are often
overlooked. Worms in the stomach and bowels cause
irritation. which be removed only by the of
remedy. The combination of ingredients used in
making Browns "Vermfuge Comtits" is such as to
give the best possible effect with safety.
CURTIS BROWN Propretors Y. Sold by all
dealers in medicines, at % cents a box. y503
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-01-16

LIST Capital Gift,
Elegant Three Story Brick Block formerly
owned by Oliver Raitt. This block is one Of
the finest business blocks in the City Of Nc
GreSor, situated about the centre of business,
opposite City Scales on Public Square, Main
I'd Capital Gift,
Fine Residence formerly owned by Capt,
W. A. Benton This residence is new and com.
| moiions and situated on Prospect street, alb out
10 rods from the City Scales 1t is one of the
finest in the city and located to givea
most commanding view of Market Square aud
the Mississippi $500
Sd Capital Gift,
Fine Residence and lot situated on Ann
street, McGregor, about twenty rods from the
Flanders House, owned by I. Il. Gilmore.... 81 500
4th Capital Gift,
McPhail Co.'S large Star Rosewood case
Iron Frame Seven Octave frst-class Louis XIV
full carved Piano. $500 90
5th Capital Gift,
Grand $50 90
9th Capital Gift,
! Prince Elegant Rosewood Piano case, carv-
ell legs octave, banks keys, 2 set reeds,
stops tuned III octaves, Organ Melodeon $3.50 90
Building Lot on Giard street. McGregor. . $4,000
American Organ octave, single reed, con-
tanning patent forte and tire molo stops, in high
~ polished rosewood, with ornate paneling,
Fine Walnut Cased Melodeons, SlsO each $500 90
Elegant Sett silver Service containing 20
pieces including large waiter, coffee urn, 90
Elegant sett Silver Service pieces. $3.50 90
Elegant sett Silver Service pieces, 90 90
Elegant Soft Silver Service pieces $50 90
Gents Gold American Chronometer Bal
snce Hunter case lever watch, warranted, 90
ladies diamond cased, Is gold watch 10
diamonds with solid gold chain, 100
ladies fne gold watches with solid gold
cliain zach 90
ladies hne gold watch $lO0. 90
ladies ane gold watch, 5000
Pure silver hunting cased American lever
watches, $50 each $20000
Pure silver hunting cased American lever
heavy aud hne ......-...... $500
W ira silver hunting cascd American lever,
heavy and nne. .-....... $500
20 Pure silver hunting cased full jewelled lev
er Watches $50 each, 90
Fine Grover Baker family sewing ma
Chimes, $50 each, $50 90
Fine Gr"ver Baker sewing machine man
uIacturlng...
10 Fine large cut and ground glass, plated =
castors, S5o eacD, $4,000
Is Full plated cut glass castors SIS each 90
70 White metal castors, S each 500 90
Large day ONCE calendar clocks. elegant i
rosewood cases, and perpetual calendar, $50
each
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-26

bers. During the last year some ZOO widowed
families and 10000 sick or disabled Brothers
were relieved The expenditure was S55O, ,287'79.
II NAV Tins be seen at glance what an agency
this is-a power for benehcence how great IL
matters not how lowly It's birth. As the Jews
exclaimed with surprise at the mama which
fell from heaven, "What is it2" so an Intelligent
generation is inquiring concerning an Organiza-
tion so effective for the relief of our suffering
fellow. beings, "What is it7" But, say some, 1T
is n secret society-it is full of mystery Yes,
its great practical secret is by association to
relief in times Of their greatest need distress.
Here is the secret of our success, the mystery OF
our growth.
ton which every laborer can easily command,
is saved and laid up In store; and behold the
RESULT Though only planted like grain of
mustard seed In American soil on the 26th of
April, 1919, our institution is this day a mighty
tree. which spreads its roots into all the States
OF this vast republic, and its branches cover the
land-a tree of life, whose ever-ripenng fruit
for human support and human comfort is
plucked by brotherly hands daily for the disa-
bled the worn, and the downcast, as they lay
strewn in sickness or on dying beds-yea, the
wine Of its nurture cheers even the bereaved
and sorTowing ones whose guardian is gone.
We meet to day to express our thanks that
this gOodly tree has outltved the desolations of
war, unshattered by the storm that so fercely
swept over us. We speak aloud our thanks to
Him whose hand has shielded IL, and whose
blessing is giving us tokens of its yet more
abundant growth and fruitfulness.
The exercises concluded with Psalm lis, and
the benedlction.
The church was filled to its utmost capacity,
and all present will long remember the grate-
full Joy of this celebration of the forty seventh
anniversary of this benevolent Order.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-26

la, LAG, TIA, 1856, and 25S, with Encamp-
ments Nos "A and LAG met at 10 o'clock on
German street, and under the Marshalship Of
Brother William G. Steadman, attended the
services at Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Church, on Catharine street, below Third, and
were addressed by the Rev. d. Washburn, as
reported elsewhere.
The Lodges whose places of meeting are in
the northwestern section of the city, assembled
at o'clock, in the hall at Broad and Spring
Garden streets, and attended Divine service at
the Spring Garden Baptist Church, on Thir-
teenth street, above Wallace, where they were
addressed by the Rev. John Chambers, as
given elsewhere.
Lodges Nos. 25, 100, 229, 344, and 354 at
tended Divine service at the First Presbyterian
Church of Kensington IN. S., on Girard ave-
nue., above Palmer street, and were addressed
by the Rev. William T. Eva, as reported
elsewhere.
These thanksgiving services will be still
further continued this afternoon and evening.
Rev. John Chambers will again officiate at the
First Independent Church, corner of Broad
and SAMSON Streets at half-past 3 o'clock;
while at quarter to O'Clock this evening,
various Lodges will be addressed by the Rev.
r. jeffrey, at the Fourth Baptist Church, Fifth
and ButtonwoOd streets; and by the Rev.
James +. Wilson, pastor of the Blockley Bap-
tist Church, at the Asbury Methodist Episco-
pal Church, in West Philadelphia. At the
place last named the services will be attended
by Lodges Nos. 243 sos, 572, and 500, who
will first assemble at the Lodge Rooms, at
Thirty-seventh and Market streets, at half
past o'clock.