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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-06

r.s IIArEsT PuAhE OF RLcvN-
.raUcT,oN.- The following is the
a,nendatoty reconstruction bill, as It
rassed the Senate and House of Rep
rcssntativcs on Wednesday,, and goes
to the President for bis signature
I'm ACT supplementary TO m net to
provide tor the more efficient gov
crnment of tho rebel States, passed
Narch 2, 1867, aud to facilitate their
restoration.
BIC. l. That hereafter any election
authorized by the net passed March
20, 1862, entitled can act supplcmor-
t"ry to an not TO provide for the more
Efficient government "f tho rcbcl
States" passed March 2, 1867, and to
facilitate their resttratiop, shall be
decided by u minority Of tho votes
actually eaet, and at the election III
which the question Of tho adoption OF
rejection cf any constitution is subs
united, any person duly registered in
tho State may vote in the election dis.
trict where he offers TO vote, wLen he
has resid, d tLorein for tho ten days
Etxt preceding such clec;ion, upon
presentation of his certificate ,f reg.
istra,ion, his aff !avit, or o.hcr sati:-
factory evidence, under such rrgu!a-
lions a. tho district commanders may
prescribe.
SEC. And b. tt.furtacr enocisd, That
the Constitutional Convention Ut any
If the States mentioned ia the acts IL
which this is amondatory, may provide
mat ut tho time of voting upon the
ral,ticatiou Of tho constitution the
regis: er,d voters may vote also for
members Of tho House Of Reprcseu-
,atives Of the United States, and for
.ll elective officers provided r by the
haid constitution, and ut tho same cleo
tion the officers who shall max, the
return Of tho v"tcs cast on the ratiti
eaton or rtj c,ion Of tho constitution
shall enun.erate and certify the votes
cast for members Of Congress-.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-06

|. WARRINGTON. Nsrth 4.-Ths C5ronIris sup
ports tho Ni.sssiahi sssns.' application for q
Taz"e basin Appropriations
Tive moro hnpeseh,ne. articles PssAin7.
A bill suihotlsiug the Secretary Of War To-
employ saupsel 10 defend rsoonstruo,ian OH
ssrs .bscosss nav hy tie lapse Of ten days
.wsds presided today during th. entire pro
sesdfpgs. ThTs probably settles tho question
| whether 10 viii vste on the Ensi issue.
F.rnsworih's tsiesrsph bal ssut.ins Rfsss
sections mostly devoted to tho y, ,o,.c,i"u oi
the public against fraud and i"ju,tiss from
telegraph sompani.s' ageu,s ssd operation
| Tn. punishment 10 severe.
Chase writes 70 ths Senate expressing. In
mild and sone~ha, Indirect t.rtns, no,'- oon :
| currsnes viil, some preliminary proes~dings
| holding THAT hen the Senate sits for the
! impeachment trial il sits. unquestionuhiy. ~ .
court The Senate must necessarily rsseivs
police Of intention 10 iu'res-h (, sm tn" House
but an orgsR'zs'ios "f the Senate into . cout
shoa!d rrecsds tie actusi announcement o
impeachment on the part Of the Ilouss; ant
articles Of Impeachment should only 10 Prsssn.
ted to the court Of impsa chment No sum
| mons or other rrocess should issus except from
i tho orgsnix-i c~urt. and tn!es for its govern
ment should bs formed only by the court itself
Chase finds himself unable to come to any 9th
er c"nslusions than the above. but adls: Il Al
info, med that the Senate has prncr e.isd upoI
other vi'ws and it is not my purpose to eon.
test what its su. ei ior " wisdsin may havo di
rseted.''
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-06

az The 4"" r"rrd"fo 1r""'ed'rgs against
stanton have been abandoned. hut We have
aeon 10 satisfactory reason sssignel for this
cuurs E.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-06

eS- The MrA,l< ca.-. which involves the
rm..: ion .f the C"n-tr n,i-nslity "f The E-c"n.
,.rrc,ina Acts 10 now heing argued hy Julxs
Black and others before tho Supreme Court
30 that we may very soon aatieipats decision
Of tho Y.xcl Gnr.'i.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-06

e7S The Ih-unir ant."nnc.s the death of
Edw J. Arthur a pr'tnintR, ei,iz z.r "f q"
lunbin, nnj "n- of tn. III ~; dis,n si;sh III
lawyers Of .hc State.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-06

eY The f'i.".'s al Capt. y. HARRIS
r.'lerlfui:v announce hu a eanj ilste for Tnx
Collector at the neat .lsc,ion.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-06

ORGANIZE. OEoaNiz.. --iu an.,hsr e.,lpu,a we
rntl'.h the rrocscJinys Of iLe Ctecp~ee.l
'n.etins. snI trusi that they will awaken q
responsive echo. AMI lead 10 the fprmst.n of
.ini1ar orRanix,tions In oiter sec,,u .. os IN i.
district. AZ this lime. ahor. ali others. Il he
Comes ue 1" organ z, aad Wis, ran,s can ~.
brtter ,&s'uu'. "r un'l-f what banner eun "a
ns"rs Iegi.i'na.ely e,.rpA ourselves, ,b.u Of the
great. Iarty which i 6xt'ing the La:.l.
in behalf Of constitutional liberty iu the u,iop.
and IS n giug nn the Couscrsa'i1e Fraction
sg'l"ss tho RaainAi n,urpesn Of she North. IL
the rvsult II .Lai e"n'est. we, .Jnvc all o,l,.rs
s:.-'"t.r--ssd.i siner sp"n u d-teu.is eur
very fx"t'"e" a. q Pseple-.-,hs p,iis vf rso.
AMI ths iutsrrsas OF ely iix.,ioa h..lf IL, n.
bs-f "us part IN, IL" gent eep,.st.-i-uL. .us
'I'"F..hy aal a<iiss ss-oIsra.ien ,s ,fri-.d.
s.ese"d. anil snle.v"r :. sesu,.. f.sul,s
At lo'ne. We can ,la.et p.,hi.r without or
ss',z .lson ''ai viii Il We L., .o.,.;hi,s' +,
|-e'''~'s soaress Eat'sas sursH "a, .,,sat OK,
sa.is sssostsai"u'. ani A.as-Gs,,h. pssc..s.,
st'h ss'as' s'a.i!y u pasvoss ai.l ssausr,, ,vr ss-
Apns
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-06
,t.a' - as~s -, .>s:E :. AissnsaisssA.
Secretary,

& 4 a:.,irsi . "a 4 j, t,.i,.,ii s.t.. ss.r
ssSs.G ssS1. +. y: D.asssa ivasta.t -..
|ss4 i As.s ..'sssSaisars q. q do SssA<ss
E<lss ,aslsstS 10 ,kss4ss q. ". fhasnsss.' z.a
f-,.ss--4 ssp-es-s.-vr~.& - -.
TIE CGi-ayia< 7:.ars !anaasns"s the death
il .tA, l4..v of js5s. h.*i. CsMls!.sk:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-06

Tar 'asseisas Se.errappt.air. ID is7 ns,,s- n,
e<sn rsseirsi ktss sssu -. a.. ..ss. .s,;.
~ 'aas cd r.s.as6isx "a ris asrA. ,sss .S6,Ies
ass h'sseheA~sh 'els- u ls4h.a Asa.,ss,s
pest =" "rr~ul:dfI wet. !, j'sst,A,l i,s
ors"ss. 'usl,i'd Co, 2a5 Es.adws,, .t si Z,
rsT sanuk.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-06

ny Mcssrs John Knox Il Co. are Offering
one Of tho larre.t and hest s-lssitj s'ocks Of
<, ,oc-ries End liquors ever brought 10 ihs mar.
ket. R-ai their indvorti.vment in another col
umn. au j then cnll ard examine their stock
aud You will scarcely fail TO hnd s"me,hinG
both usoful and necessary. Their good. are 81,
the bcst qualities md vii! be ssi'i at the very
lowest cash prices. They have on hand fine
assortment of bacon. n"ur, meal, cora, Po'a
tues. ch"ics sugars, coffee. t"a. lice. n"lasse-
the hest niack-r-l aud cod 6.h--chsesc. crack
ers-s,-ei, iron. nails. horse and mnis st.es-
in fact everything in their limo. Gail aud ex
anime for NOurs~lvra
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-06

Sru'Es! Srovrst-Bvsry family that wants
q good stove, (.ad what family would De With
out on.D should s,sil itsvlf Of the sffer
made by Mr.. II. w. Bnwson. il another col
s,na. lie ropssss TO sell one hundred stoves.
..xh with ail fixtures comPlsts, At very low
rates; and where ten stotss are, iubseribsd for.
to deliver them free Of charge. E1smiss his
.eh.dul. Of prices. and see II 'hsy are nos very
low. Ar. Lawson has skill anil exporisuse in
th-ss matters. and will te isrs TO fu, uish you .
good article. Send in your names. Ia these
days Of unreliable labor. who would bs witt
os, this lshor-saving err'ts"sst Over "~s
hundred Of thess oxc-ll,n ut stoves have been
.aj in Abbevie District within the past few
mon,hs. We say again. Get good stove.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-06

CIAIIT',oH. Ms,eh @-In tho Conr- Lion
to-day. an "'lii.nnne wa, prr'enis,I, nTpr"rri.
sting ;he Citadel. formerly the State Military
hcnd'm. for college. grammar and PRIMARY
erho"ls. another, making education eonpul
r"ry. passed, after All animated debate ur the
pr"f'omi"n i,nrosi, K poll tax "f on. dollar
for educational rurr"r.s. it wss sgr..d 4 sha, Tho
Icnal'y for non rn,m-n, shall not be d.rriva-
ion y: the right "f suifr.xe.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-06

! NEW IIAMr.Ri.E The slertirn for State of
fic"rs takes place in New Hampshire On Tues
day next. The ron'c.t between the Dcmucr ats
aud !. adiesls hns h-.n warmly ea,ricl OIL,
many spealsrs On hnih sides hn, ing hren On
gagged. ,n"lu'l,"y the ab!rst men in -iih~r party
/ tt"in the S"ilh and west. The Rad deal n q
:j"ri'v isst year was about zoo. sl,"w,ng q
, red ucton Of zoe OVER 1885. The Democrat,
ale sangnine of succsss this time, aud it il
eonee,lei on every hsLd that the r-su Il wi
hav" an impor,.n, hssring GA the elss,iy n, in
o'h-r Northern Siatss.
BAL1,horE. March s.-The Maryland L-gis
'a.a . voted 10 day without ehuic.; each
heuso vo'ing separately. 1hcrnss was r-j.e-
ted 10y the sS-nats-r-csiving the hiyh.., v"t..
T"-,murrow ,hs Legislature will vote in joint
s-s.i"n vote "sry scst,-rirg.
| Later ne - from the Engisi, captives in
Ably ssinia ~ received to day. They are 81 i'll
sais and we'll a. Msgdalsna. The advance a
the EnRli.h ARMY hss arrived near Autalo
lhs rsnfis everywhere are friendly. There
10 no sieknsss among tho troors.
EAHuoR, Mr.. March A.-Demoeratie State
,Cvnvsntir.s sustnins johnson; favors grsen back
for bonds. and PsEdIe,on f,r Precedent.
Skw YoEK. March municipal election.
,gs"-rslly indicate Democratic g.ina
DruLix. March 4.-T:aiu has been arrested
for jehL
P".rLArn. Ms. March 4.-Th. charter slss
tien Shove Dsmssratie gain Of $50 since fail
RI CAxApiAe,A. n. r, Nsrch "a train rar
;"f track nsar Grover TO day the stnvs fired
,hs sa,s and many persons buined-Ih;ss fatal
,ly.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-14
FROM PANAMA.
The United States COnsulshfp at Aspin-
walI-ArrivaI of Steamships.

The United States COnsulshfp at Aspin-
walI-Arrival of steamships.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE steamer Henry
Chauncey has arrived, bringing Panama dates to
the 5th inst. and $40l, ,04S in treasure.
The news is but one day later, and contains
nothing additional relative to the great earth
quake.
General Fitzpatrick is a passenger by the
Chauncey.
The Star and Herald saY:-Colonel Grigsby,
o. 6. Special Inspector, has written Secretary
Rice, at Aspinwall, for malfeasance in office,
charging him with blackmaing, etc. The
Herald says, however, the charges are all
unfounded, and so pronounced over the sigma.
lures of the leading citizens of Aspinwall.
Australian advices to the I'd of August have
reached Panama. Political advices were quiet.
Extraordinary rich quartz bad been discovered
near Ophir. The cotton crop has proved salts
factory.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
Closing of Fair-ArriVaI of United
States OHicers-Mining News

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. A.-The San Francisco
Mechanics Institute Industrial Fair closed last
night 1t has been open 81 days. and the re.
ceipts reached s55,6Oo in gold, exclusive of four
The wreck of the Italian brig Nardello has
been sold on account of the European Under
writers for $4,000.
Major Generals Babcock and Porter, formerly
of Grants staff, arrived from the east, overland
last night, and were serenaded at the Cosmopoll-
tan Hotel by the Grant Invincibles.
Further reports OF rich gold discoveries In
Arizona have been received. Thirty-6ve thou.
sand dollars of retorted gold from the Vulture
mine was received by the last steamer from Los
Angeles. A company of hydraulic miners have
been working claim near Prescott which
yielded fifteen dollars per day to each hand
employed during several months past. There is
some excitement in this city regarding the new
mines.
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FIFTH EDITION
H u R O E.

BIZ Atlantic C6ote
Arrival Of Mrs. Lincoln fn ParIs-Tha
BOkharian Treaty mot vet Ratified.
LONDON, Sept. M.--It is stated that Mrs. Lin.
coin recently arrived in Paris and that General
Dix entertained her on the evening of Sept. S.
ST. PErzRsnUno, Sept. H.-The treaty with
Bokhara has not yet been ratified by the EN-
peIor.
PEsTH, Sept. M.-0n account OF the insurrec
tionary movements in Bulgaria the garrison in
Transylyania has been strengthened.
From South America.
LONDON, Sept. A.-Advlces have been 70.
ccivcd from Rio Janelro TO August "a. Tue
Ministry had resolved on vigorous prosecu.
tion of the war and a refusal OF mediation.
U1quiza, who has been in rebellion against
Buenos Aytes, has submitted to President
Mitre.
The allied forces were marching on the
Paraguayan position. Lopez had IL, 600 lighting
men at the mouth Of the Teblcuary. The Bra
lillian iron.clads had gone to Asuncion. sar-
miento, the newly elected President of the
Argentine Republic, is at Bio Janeiro.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-14
THIRD EDITION
Destructive Fire in Chicago-Terri-
BILE Tragedy in Indiana-Ad'
vices from San Francisco.
Later from Aspinwall-The
United States Consulship.
FROM INDIANA,
A Frightful Murder of Man and Wife
6pectoL Despatoh % The Evening Tee Qrdph.

Special Despatch TO The BUenb10 TeEe oroph.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. H.-0n Saturday after
noon Jacob Young, highly respectable citizen
Of this city, together with his wife, as was their
custom on pleasure days, started from their re-
sdence for a ride, and early this morning their
bodies were discovered about two miles above
this city, on the banks OF the river, and their
horse tied to q tree, short distance of. Mrs.
Young had q pistol bail in her head, and her
clothes were entirely burned from her body, aud
the lower part of her abdomen and thighs were
burned to crisp. Her husband was found
lying about eight feet from her, with the whole
OF the upper part of his head blown of, and y
double-barrelled shot gun lay some ten feet dis
tant, with only one bsrrel discharged and both
hammers at full cock.
Itis believed they we're murdered, as Mr.. Young
had considerable sum of money in his posses
sion in the morning and none was found on his
person when discovered. His pocket-book was
found ri1ed of its contents and laid several feet
from his body. The whole affair is shrouded in
mystery and has created great excitement
here. The detectives we're last night on the
track of negro who is supposed to be the
murderer OF MIR. and Mrs. Young.
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FROM WASHING TON.
Special Dispatches TO The Evening Telegraph.
District Attorney Courtney.

Special Dispatches TO The Evening Telegraph.
District Attorney Courtney.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Ia. United States District
Attorney Courtney, who had expected to return
to New York last night, remained until this
morning, at the urgent request of Secretary
BcCulloch. This morning he had long inter-
view with the Secretary.
The President and BinckIey.
That official informed him that the Preslden.
desired Buckley to take charge of the investi-
cation of the alleged frauds in New York.
Courtney said he could not allow of such pro
ceeding while he remained District Attorney
Courtney Will Not Serve with BinckIey.
He was willing that additional counsel should
be employed on behalf of the Government, but
he would not serve under or with Buckley.
Consulting with the President.
Secretary McCulloch afterwards had q long
consultation at the White House with the
President. Buckley was also closeted with the
President during the morning
How to Get Rid of Rollins,
How the matter will end is not known, but It
is clearly Understood that johnson is determined
to get rid of Rollins, and he hopes to accom-
plish his purpose through Binck.ey's investiga-
ton. 1t is probable he may suspend Courtney
and give the whole matter into other hands.
The Recent Earthquake.
Master o. White arrived this morning at the
Navy Department, with dispatches from Admit
raj Turner, commanding the south Pacific
Squadron. They give full accounts OF the recent
earthquake on the Pacific coast. Admiral
Turner says:-"Most frighttul accounts of the
effects OF the earthquake are coming in from
the south end and from the interior, sho wing it
to be by far the most devastating and extensive
that has ever occurred in South America"
The Secretary of War
has ordered General Joseph Hooker to appear
before the Retiring Board, in New YORK, Tor
examination.
Senator Morgan and General schenck.
telegram from Senator Morgan to the secre-
tary of the Union Republican Executive Com
mittee states that he will arrive here this even.
ing. General Schenck is expected on the same
train.
RumOr.
1t is said that Buckley has rendered his resig-
nation as Solicitor OF the Revenue Bureau. 1t
has not reached Secretary McCulloch yet.
The September Session.
The Senate Chamber and the Hall of the
House are being put in order for the expected
meeting of Consress on the 2lst. The persistence
OF the President in his efforts to oust Rollins
will probably keep Congress here longer than il
every thing was quiet.
Senator Sawyer, of South Carolina. arrived to-
day. He is strongly in favor OF the meeting OF
Congress, and will urge his reasons for 1t upon
Morgan and Schenck.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-14

A STABBiNG AFFRAY.-Last evening, between
8 and 8 O'Clock, George Brotherton was badly
beaten and stabbed in the vicinity of Ninth and
Walnut streets. VI the affray there are many
conflicting accounts, and 1t is an impossibility
TO give the correct version. However, it is q
fact that the young man was dangerously
wounded, but by whom, it is not definitely
any one though he admits to Possessing the
necessary knowledge. He was running up
Walnut street, and two policemen of the Fifth
District hearing the cry of stop thief" took
blackja and stabbed in the thigh. Rumor
says that this was done while the policemen
had hold OF him, but OF the verify OF the state.
ment we cannot vouch. However, he cried
that he was murdered, when the cut was dis
covered, and he WIS taken into a segar store
on Ninth street, from where he was taken to his
home. No arrests have been made.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-14
FROM TENNESSEE.

The Military Aid for State Protection.
Special Despatch TO The Evening Telegraph
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. IA. Not withstanding
the tender of Federal troops sufficient to meet
all emergencies, Governor Brownlow's son-in-
law who arrived in this city this morning, says
that the proclamation calling on the militia
will be issued on Tuesday This city is now
swarming with negroes, who have been waiting
here for weeks to join the militia.
1t is intimated in some quarters that colored
troops will not be employed at present, as East
Tennessee appears anxious TO furnish the neces-
sary number of white men.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-14
FROM WASHING TON.

The Crew of the lost Steamship.
Despatch TO the associated Press.
WASHINGTON Sept. H-It appears from the
official record that the crew of the Fredonis,
consisted of thirteen petty officers and fourteen
seamen, none OF which were natives of the
United States. They were originally from
China, Germany, Denmark, British West India
proYices. Russia, Sweden. ard Prussia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-14
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, SEPT "A
HOOP SKIRTS.
500 HOOP SKIRTS, ROS
NEW FALL STYLES.

LA PANIER, and all other desirable styles and
SiEes OF our "
CELEBRATED CHAMPION SKIRTS,
for ladies. iases and children, constantly on ham
and made TO OrOer. Largest assortment In the ciLv
ana specially adapted for first claaa trade
CoReETBi CORsETSi CORSHTSi
Retailing at very low prices Our assortment ia
complete. embracing Ihompsons GLOVE Fitting. IN
all grades, from S2 Nd 10 $3.50; Beckels HuperioI
French Woven Corsets, from 0l'lo 70 9ns5O; supe
Jior haleb0ne hand made Corsets from 81 cen q 20
corset skirt supporters, at ol'nO.
Also. Mrs. oody's Patent seitAdjusting AbdomL
nal Corsets which every lady should examine,
Corset Clasps cents a pair.
Wholesale and Retail Manuiactory and SalesrOom
am WIN. t. HOPKINS
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-14
THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
This AfternOon,s Quotations,

This AfEernOOn's Quotations..
BY Atlantic OubLe.
LONDON, Sept. noon.-American secu.
rifles quiet and steady.
LIvERPoOL, Sept. IA Afternoon. Cotton de.
clininR; sales OF uplands Al l09d.; and Orleans
at l0sd Provisions hrm. Pork nrmer at sSs. sd.
Lard nrmer, Turpentme nrmer.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-14
FROM CHICAGO,
Irrest OF an EmbeNzling Clerk-Destruc-


Arrest OF an Em beZzling Cferk-DeStruc-
tive Fire.
CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-Wiliam G. Smith, clerk
in the employ of Smith a Hector, has been
arrested on the charge OF the embezzlement of
several thousand dollars.
The freight depot of the Chicago and North
western Railway. in this city, was burned by a
fire this afternoon. The loss is estimated at
about 500, ,0t0, but little is yet known about the
insurance.
The wreck of the steamer Morning STAR on
Lake Erie, has been raised aud will soon be
toWed 10 Detroit fer rebuilding.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-14
Funeral of an Archbishop.

MONTREAL, Sept. 4.-The funeral of the late
Bishop Fuiord took place yesterday, aud was
attended by an immense number Of persons.
The pail bearers were the Bishops of Huron.
Quebec, Ruperts' Land, Ontario, Toronto; and
DR.. Beaver prolocutor. An eloquent funeral
sermon was preached by Canon Balch.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-14
FROM MISSOURI.
The knights TempInrs Convoe

The knights TemPIars ConVOcatlOn.
ST. LOUIS Sept. 4.-Two or three hundred
Knights Templars from Baltimore, Washington,
Philadelphia, Louisville, Nashville, New York,
New Il ampshre, and New Jersey arrived yester
day. Other delegations are to arrive to-day and
tomorrow. The regular. exercises the conclave
commence in the Masonic Temple tomorrow
morning.
The Democrat has a special from Denver,
which says Bradford is still ahead, with three
counties TO hear from.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-14

ORGANIZATION OF A New PosT.--A new post
Of the Grand Army OF the Republic was
organzed on Saturday night at the hail. corner
OF Ninth and Gallo whill streets. There were IS
men, who were honorably discharged soldiers
and sailors. mustered in. The new post will be
known as Post No l6l OF the Grand Army of the
Republic Of The State of Peunsy ylvana. During
the evening Post No. 10 visited the headq
and took charge of the initiation. Colonel
George P. Mclean was detailed ny special
orders from department headquarters as mili-
tary officer, and at the meeting next Saturday
tional recruits. At the Conclusion Of the
ceremony OF initiation speeches were made by
Colonel w. M. Worrell, Inspector General Story,
Colonel George p. Mclean, Captain Ford,
Captain Rulon and others. This post will have
in its ranks some OF the best soldiers and busi-
ness men of our city. The name of DIR. Il. ID.
Buchanan was proposed as Post Commander.
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soul VIII indulge IN when, without the aid Of
divine revelation, or In direct conflict with its
leachlngs. IL attempts TO solve the problem
presented to the afflicted Job by Zophar, the
Aaamathte:-
"Canst thou, by searching, find ont God
Uanst thou find out the Almighty unto perfec-
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AN OWNER WANTED.-A female child, about
fifteen months old, was picked up on Saturday
afternoon, by policeman of the Sixteenth Dis.
trict, at Thirteth and Chestnut streets. Not
took it to the Almshouse, where 1t waits its
m mOther