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FOURTH OF JULY ODE.
BY RALPH WALDO EMERSON.
, rrnnERLr thA hnnrhtr nav

o TEEDERLY the naughty Day
Fills his blue urn with FIRE,
One morn Is In the mighty Heaven
And one in our desire.
The cannon booms from town TO town
Our pulses are not less,
The iOy-bells chime the tidings down,
Which children's voices bless.
For He that flung the broad blue fo@
Ger mantling land and sea,
One,third part OF the sky unrOled
For the banner Of the free.
The men are ripe Of Saxon kind
TO build an equal state;
To take the statute from the mind,
And make Of duty fate.
United statesl the ages Plead
Present and Past, in UNDERGOING
Go, put your creed into your ueeo,
Nor speak with double tongue.
For sea and land don't understand,
Nor skies, without n frown,.
See rights for which the one hand nghIs
BY the other clOven down.
Be lust at home, then reach beyond
Your charter DER the sea;
And make the broad Atlantic pOnu
A ferry Of the free.
And. henceforth, there shall be no chain
Save, underneath the sea;
Tho wires shall murmur thrO' the main
Sweet songs Of liberty.
The conscious stars accord above,
The waters wild below.
And under, thrO' the cable WOye,
Her fiery errands 20.
For ne that worketh high and wise,
Nor pauses In his plan,
Will take the sun out Of the skies
Ere freedom out OF man.
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and those desiring to purchase rent such property,
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Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of other news
paper, and In addition 10 this advantage THE Tribune
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villages but In every state and Territory throughout tho
Union The advertisement should be as brief viii
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear 20 tho
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly aud Weekly comprise individuals In every
business professon consequently In each
are read by all classes Tia TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention reports Of sales Of real estate both In city
and country thus adding greatly TO the value Of its COLI
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OYnoH Cnirr QUARrERrAlrER.

70, Vor.- IN p,1GT ssT o. ThE EFT
CEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, with
- copy this advertisement asehed each are Invited and will be
tis Dsps1eSt Of ib D.ifi .ih M bssss GoH
s S s ; s go be- % P1SHf sGS sa,
to be Delivered such times At the places hereinafter
sort Columbus n a. 600 bushels OATS 1890 pOurd Hay and
Fort WOOD n y H. 1s5 bushels oats siio ponds Hay
Fort Hamilton y H. SO bushels Corn 1913 bushels OATS 30 800
Far Wsd,vorh Y bashels Corn bushsi Oats ~ 800
For ssSuys, SY Esi bushels Corn al bnh.l, Oats si1o
wets ENao;C Oats 10000 pound, Hay and
Dsys Island r. H-ss Corn eo4 bushels Oats 90 $40
pounds Hay and 50 40 pounds straw. III r.
Fort Tupba COuD 400 bushels oAH 81 600 pounds Hay and
w.. Poa, bu,b.l, % and $50 90 oo,d, Nav
Wstere AssHA bushss olis rs so pounds Hay and
PsrGh barrels Ys7s bushels Ost'. 1000 pOuDds Hay
Fort warren Msi bushels o.., $3.50 pound, Hay and 1900
Boston Mas add Independence 100 tusss oa 100
Port Psb BS-sS4 bushels Oats Is $50 poands hay sOOO
To suh5sn Mei2 buIhsl, o, sssa hounds Hay s,Oa
Delivery wbsvss Of the respective posts, and pay
neht 70 be made according 70 the weight certified to H The Acting
DadsE nSgt state re Which they win deliver Che
S.s5 and called sI At The Place.
persona BID accepted and oeaifact into
% perfopsHo Ss . ,Ga " ''' 'oo'' Of
Ne bid u Be euisrtss that not made aeeOrdsDes 3D.
tbs Ovsumsnt reserves the night to reject any or ali bis REGARDED
pa than Or POsl that deemed Of adsnsss 70 ne
Bids may made sbd sl be enissnsd tot delivering III. o.rs
lsTH called Tor any one or more oths pisces H here
BAasIs have the privilege q opeung sfbs
9q 20 ss gndegnsd TO whom application should be iof
BY order Brss Mor0en Rufus Ingalls, Assistant
ossfAl Army and QuartemsAts Depsmsn The BsI
Drsst Chief ousrteimas,tf Frst D.dst
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Proposals.

RLUE RIDGE RAILR0AD-Th attention
ID invited 10 be Of completing the Blue Ridge
South Carolina from Anderson South Carolina 10 Knox
Vile Tennessee, distance Of i5l miles 70 build
Committee Of tbs Board Of Directors prepared 10
into negotiations with responsible Who may desire IN
dertake the work
Payments mAas their erst 0 cent bonds prib
cpal payable having secured
Of the state Of South Carolina for the pnneiua pay
ent principal and interest The mortgage
bere property e Company which cost three and quarter millions
dollars god Snd cry miles Of road complete asd
ming order -Ili
Detailed Rsmstes rn Posss and Specifications win be ready fr
Inspection 1863 Meanwhile approximate quantities and
information concerning the work be obtained applying N
JANIS Low Chief Engineer Of the C0upaly ~ The
undersigned Al Colunbla. South Cadhns X X SCOTT
Chairman Of Executive Committee
B-Tbe time FOR OPENING THE BIDS for the Comucoa
ibis Read hed for tie 9Th day Of JAY HsI at u at Coass
s. @.
BIDS vii Be received by the Executive Committee Up to that date
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
WI DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD


Dsp0 In NeWIork foot n Barcay sad foot 81 ChsspherL
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY MAJ 10, 1872
MAIL TRAIN connecting Deuvs With Boouton Drshsh
Dover with Chester Branch Waeoo With Sussex r. Cor An
dover and Newton At hiugoH sA The D. L. and w r. for Water
Str0udbur Bsrd al points the Lack
BsomsbHrg Delaware Hudssn H kaStoa
Nth Lehh and Susqushana for Bethlehem Allentown Asnsh
Cbank and Wilkeshafre
1850 8 m LEGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark Morris
WahHgt0a Phpsburg aBd
Phipsharg Bel Del r. for Bsdsrs ke and al
Eaon With l. " for Bethlehem Asatown. Mach Chapk aud
NukesbArge
40 m SCRANTog EXPRESS connects wsshinsoa with D.
w.
With Chester r. r. and Al Waterloo with susssI K r.
6;5n n and $50 ~ 70 SUMMIT and intermediate stations
5O oO DO and lao and 30 ~ $50 500 Is and
lllt5 p SOUTH ORANGE aud istsrnsdiats stagi0zA
ll:t9 and $50 10 hORRISrOWH and aisrnedsate
stations
5;IO n m MORRIsTOwH EXPRESS.
Por newark a61O 1Jn $50 1910 H. n % llito m
800 $50 $3.50 40 s;lO, $50. 6lo $50 7 e:1s and
ls43
s. aba 6:iO p SCHOCH, Assistant superintendent
A A HRau a A
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gtIg @anito.

WANTED-AGENTS to canYass for the
w NATURAL WEALTH Of CALIFORNIA. II Is the only
liable Illustrated with sixteen fall
Our agents make from s5 20 go per day Address
BRAINERD WAITE Troy, y. u, TURNER h BRO, Noe 80
and 24l Huasoos., 6ewYOrE CITY.
VNANTED-AGENTS TO SELL THE
w AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE Price SIS. The sim.
peebsspn and best Knitting Machine Invented WIN Knit 1900
maute Liberal Inducements AgentS Address AhBRl
CAN KNITTING MACHINE Co., Boston, Mass Sc Louis NO.
WANTED-AGENTS for the ECONOMICAL
w LIFB INSURANCE COMPANY Por Information apply to
address BANGS WILLIAMS General Agent once Of Company
No 10 WslLsto Eew.York.
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
IN ROAD.
SUMNER ADVANCEMENT.

COMMEECINu MAY 10, is6a
Passenger Station EesloTk. Of Twenty aeTsnhs Ct ana
Fourth ars Ratranss % Tusuty sevsuthsL
TRAINS LEAVE ERW.iORk.
Fo EesHtvea and Brdgrpeu T. (Brl ll;90 Rls tRL
(ELl, 3;i3. 400. $3.50, AMI 3 (Bnl N,
Milford Stfaiiou Ftel Southport and Wesipon T. l0
m. 3f5 ID and $50 p n.
For EoTvst, siELi Il;oO la'lS (Rrl tELl 9it'
Fsr Dsr.p. 4 q ii.5os M s,E 40 $50 suasOop
Por stamford ri 9. tlis0 l7,iS tEIl 2lS (RIL
1:l5 t:J0 (st }. g:ta $50 $50. T.l5. (BI pm =
For Grssnweh q o. li9o 93 9iS ass $50 $50, 1'lS ?.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations att uoL is
3t5 as $50, $50. 7;l3 and $50 p
CONNECTING TRAINa
For Boston. via Springfield. N. ELl tErl sPn.
For Boston. Shore Line lsS (Bn pm
FOR Hartford spd Springfield IN IKE J. i2S. (E1l p
Fof Couasceni River Railroad ELl l2;ls 20 Montreal
?. 60 Northampton .. =. -. LII. IL. -
For Hsriiorj Providence and F,ht Railroad Il iaI'
Por Es.HaT,u SswLoOdOn asd s;ohIugOu Railroad At m.
For Canal Railroad NJ lls to Northampton and Williams
burgh.
For IIousaiouie Railroad. N. and ?.
for Eaagaiack RAilraad. 9 g. 10, 3(kL D. A.O p m.
For DanburV koSak Railroad lt;l5 and 100 and
connection alta Freight nom Norwak 70 bAnbaTy.
For HewCanaap Railroad a m i7;ls i3o and up m
IA IA anber
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TAINTORs ROUTE AND CITY GUIDES.
These describe al Cities Towns, and Stations the routes
the traveller for business pleasure, and
VERY RULL AND COMPLETE MAPS, .
enabling the Traveller part Of bis journey recognize the sur
rounding scenery.
81 CITY O NeW.YOrk" Guide.
Hudson NeWierk 10 Catsk Mountains Sara
Springs Lake George, AdOadaek MIA aHd Montreal
~. " Huisoa River Railway Guide"
" ~ ne RslEay Guide"
VI "Hew-Yofk Saratoga Buffalo and Niagara PAllL" ri
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60 Mountains" via COnueccut River.
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4 .Xorsts, 6arriaatsn &t,

AAhRIkSlAGES,,L ANDAUS, BASKET PHAE-
% aa ~ est fhetons WIN sell per than
0A VICES qati August 10 close on, The saainer stoeE
a.frH .rr.rrf HAMb . and Broadway
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Chautrs for Susirrss Wtu.

TOR SALE.-The Germantown Transportation
Company offer for Sale their eIosnt and eonHSaSas
Barge IL lis feet In length keel 20 feet beam aDd u feet bold
over u IL adapted for the marketing and bay trade Of he Hud
son River offered oT Sale the Company DESTROYS Of SII
inR soe Barge d. w HOVER PHILIP H. ROCkB
FELLER JE, HENRY L. RoCKbPBLLBR Directors.
TOR SALE-One of the best LUMBER ES-
TABLIsHMEETs northern PennsyvsnS nelgding an excel
leu water power sawn houhng mill several dEeng houes and
threp Will be sold fAyotAhe terms
particulars apply TO w A sbEGEk No 10 WsLst keslot
CTOVE FOUNDRY for SALE.-A new and
~ eomp furnished Stove Foundry at Burlington M li ready
mtdate being perfect order and supplied 9Th the beee,
patterns aS for manufacturing - different sal
able soveG locality quality Of machinery arrangement capacity
facilities transportation. cannot be surpassed Free low and
terms ssEv Apply to J. NJ ROBERTS, Burlington, N. j.
TVO LAWYERS.-For SALE, an established
LAW PRACTICE together With al Office and dwelling v desired
OF S00 satisfactory gveD for
selling Address T. ABBOTT Counselor at Law Lambsrtvie j.
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Gitg Seal Gsiats for saIr.


A HOUSE for SALE cheap. in a frst-class
n location Up town and brgaa FkRa e
Railroad {. FREEMAN, No ara Broadway.
TOR SALE at a bargain, the 3-story BRICK
IL HOUSE Thiryrh hetweea Ssveath and Boaduag.
Appy "a - ROMANO BROWN No. l.l5o Rasdvsr.
L Inn a. HANLON,
II RIAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS'
Buy sell OF exchange CITY suuhsh ssd Ssothttn Property
Southern Lands cheap Titles perfect
Colonization Societies hhefsk dealt With bv
LINN a HAALON. ~. . MsrsyEt. Rew.Yarh
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FRoM FOOT of
~ CouRrLASDrsr-l@ HlLApkLPHiA, via KsnsHs,ep g.
m Via Camden m, p m. Wa West Phladsphs NJ, 70
M, 10 a. M i9iS p "a ny IN 9'9o p M nlsht rst
seuh and South. wss1-s;l0 m. 0ilo' N.
FOR Tux NkSrStt0A m. iitp p N, NJ pm S;zo pm
Chicago
With bq change Silver Palace Sleeping Cars On train
through Cheago without change, DAILY Saturday and
SUNDAYS excepted and those days on m an T, The ony
ue rauuipg through cara 70 Chicago BY eYeung Bei ('Dag1
Mar 10. taS9 " W JACKSON. General Superintendent
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NETWORK TO MONTREAL WITHOUT
~ CHANGE 9F CARS os and snsr Ju 1852 passenger trains
viii sae Nesfork aud Icm Railroad Depot 0f Twenty
slst aud Poarhsye daily tsanlaJ sTesptsd and
Montreal, OgleasNarg, pea I
checked north
The m. train SundayA .
Sleeping sttRrhed 10 al ulght tFaiua
ksW.Nork, jane 20, lg6a / q. BUCKHOuT Gen &e,
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E'RlE RAlLW .-Iralns VIII IeaVe uepOls
IL foot Chaubers and foot a. iolovs
Through Express trains at 10 aud $50 and $50
daily New and improved Drawing Room Coaches vii aeeompany
The 70 Buffalo conseepg At HorneIsve With naEnitesnt
sleeping through Cleveland Sleeping coaches v
the 10 Aesdve ad from Suqaehauas 20 Buboi
the 20 Buffalo, and the $50 train 70 Rochester,
Buffalo. and CIncinnsL
Por Port Way 1850 daily, stopping At All stations
and 41OP Co Express connecting Tor NrubTgh harHck
Montgomery. AID Uniohvle.
For hddlet0En aud Way. Al 3;1n p. m.
For sud Way AZ so a daily.
For suaerp and Way, and IlSasr Hain II 10
daily
PSr Paterson wsv from Twsn third Il Depot At $50
M. u m loo (lsy and 6.JO IRON Chambers
st Depot Gas s:lsa u a., liS p N ay ~, and
6:f3 D. IN.
For Hseieusseh WAY Twenty thrdSt Depot n II
m, p ~ and - PROM Chainbsrss Depot
a M "a w.. p NJ. p. m. ?. m. aadb:t3p m.
FOR PsuoB Mouey and Wsg from Twsnt' third It. Depot a.
a p. sJ:Jo p -6Sl p NJ, aud naurnays
ouly ~ midnight Prom Chambsrs st. Depot at - 20
AIS m, 3;l3 '69 and Saturdays o1J IL MD
night
ss passage and Apartments Drawing Room aud Sleeping
Coaches heckg and transfer 81
len At the CompaH O1osSA al and ssT Bcsd
Fuonst BrooEvR Depots foot Of Chsmbsrtst and
foo, Of Twsn k New Vrk Long DOH Depot jersey CT aud
TIE Agents Al the pfaeipal botea ITO P.srmon only
WM. r BARR Gsa'l PasR AEent
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains for
II ALBANY TKOY. eounsetng sth northern ADD Weasn
flo~ Cincinnati Chicago EIprsts
a Chicago Express iOt3 Montreal EIDre Paeao
BTprsss ESQ Might kIpre II Esgant Dfasibs Room
attached 70 all day aius ARd Sleeping 70 hight raaA The
IpSSl rs IsGs WM IT, VANDERBILT Vice President
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ass. sas 5SoRMAa sos G gss.s..s ~ ~
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW ERSEI.
Passenger Freight NeTYork foot Of Lbertygt con-
Railroad and Bson Lehgh Valley Railroad and m eobnee
forming direct line Pittsburgh aud the West without ehang
Of ears
Three Express Trains to the West except Sundays when one train ID
S1y miles BY this line Chicago, CDehnAt
ST. Louis se with bat one change Of cars
ars fom Nex-York 20 Chicago.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing June 20 ls69Ieave Newly rk as follows:
6:55 m.For Bethlehem Mach Chunk, Wihamsport
WiuesbATre. MAbAnOT City. Taekhannock. Ne.
1:I5 q. m-POr SOmerVile
sa mPor Pennington junction S.oudsb1rg Water Gap, Sen.
ton Kingston. Piton. Great Bend &c
mWEsTERH Express iof Baon, Allentown Hafrs9urT and
change Counects Harrisburg Bs and the oil Re-
junction Sudsnrg Water Gap sefanton &c
Connects Phiipsburg Msueh Chunk. Wilkssbsre, nc
IL For Pennington. Baton Allentown. Maueh Chunk wilkes
barre Reading Columbia, Lancaster Ephra LuI P0sEef ocran
ton, Harrisburg nc
33 mFor BsstoB Allentown Mlucb Chunk, and BelTidsr
4.5O p. m-For S0merVilr.
sp CrScISSaT RxPRHss-For Easton Bethlehem Asntovu
Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh Chicago, aud Cincinnati Sleeping
Cars 10 Pittsburgh aud Chicago Connects at Junction with Delaware
Railroad for all stations Scranton
625 D. m -For Someryille and Pennington.
6 d. m.-For Easton and intermediate stations
Z p. m-PoT SOnerViIe.
EIPEEss THAx-For Easton Allentown Reading
Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the Wes-eonneet Harrisburg sb trA1
for WilhaBsDor, Bhe. 6c
sIoP mEHIeRAsT-siOpPng only a. the principal sauOuS
psn-Por Pudeh
Sleeping through from Jersey City 70 Pittsburgh every evening"
Trains Bhabeth $50. $40 6:S, 7:9 B3 aD
1880 :4O Min. leo 800 800 3:9 3:tS 4iE 4:O
li5 $40 s:25, slS $780, 6lS 7Oo $40. AGO. siO soo s
Thsu of he West obtained Office Of The Central Rail
Of HswJsrssY, foot Of Lbert, u At NO Asor houssi
Nos BtoaiwaJ; 10 Gresuwehst and At tbs
" p.tnvrx Gen P.s. Avt
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VHIRD THOUSAND.

e. flfn r9t - BUMuFR fbUBfsrs GeIpk. a Stil
20. .s.s5 = Eic ", Q5s coLLAas q - s19f.r'
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MORNING BOAT to GLEN COYE-Landing
IVA at wHiTBSTOSE. GREAT NICK, SANDS POINT MOTIFS
DOCK GLBNwO oD. GBd RoSLYE Jay favore
Steamer AkROWhMlTH W leave Pier No ~ East River with
and freight EVERY MORNING lsusdys eTeept rs
touching ThrtTscrsuth r. r. sAch passengers ouy
sunday' the ArreNsmb s leave Pier No Psekspl O'clock
and Thirty seyeHth.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05

Tmei beautiful steamboat NELLY
WHITE leaves Pier No ~ r. foot Of Asitss snoo
7i3 AEd ThyssTsuth Returning
las The sTna Of tbs Danbuy Asd Esuhaysa usOL Pare
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Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-12-16

CARRYING Goals TO NEWCASTLE.
Sacramento is rollicking in poultry
shipped all the way from Chicago.
Live turkeys sell at from Is to l6
cents per pound, and dressed at Is
10 20 coin. In Chicago dressed tur-
keys bring 10 TO II cents per pound,
hens and roosters Sc 20 SO, ducks
81 so to 50, geese sl2 to SIS, and
quail 81 Is per dozen in greenbacks.
There appears to be no good reason
why California should send east for
poultry when they have every facil-
ity for propagating all manner Of
domestic fowl at home as cheaply
aud Rbundantly as in any part OF the
world. Yet il is done, and the same
thing is true OF butter, eggs and q
hundred other commodities that tho
Pacific Coast should produce and
keep within her borders the money
required TO pay for them.
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CouNrTSG MoSgY VERY FAsT. ~
ACorrespondent Of the New York
World gives secount Of the process
Of counting public money. which
took place az The Sub Treasury, at
Washington, on the 23d inst. on the
occasion of the change in head Of
that department. The bullion was
il the form Of bricks or ingots. the
gold ones being worth about 81, 900
apiece, and the silver ones $3.50. As
each one was called Of by the coun-
ter it was registered by the registry
clerk. In this manner 81. 800. 900
we're counted; then came the weigh
ing Of the coin. This was done in
the room OF E. IL. Birdsall. A hand
barrow load Of $500, 600 was brought
from the vaults, and then the weigh
ing took place, the operation requir-
ing the aid Of four clerks. One
took a bag, united it, and emptied
lis contents into the scale (; a second
weighed it; a third took another
bag Of the same denomination and
counted IL If the count made S5,-
600, and the weight equal with the
other that had been weighed, IS, 900
was marked against that also the
fourth clerk tied up the bags and
returned them to the vaults. The
total amount to be weighed In this
department was SIS, 100000. The
representatives of the outgoing and
incoming Assistant Treasures were
present watching the operations,
which we're carried on rapidly and
quietly.
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WOVEN TO BECOME OPP FELLOWS.
n. o. McCown, of Portland, 0gn.
in answer to speech made by Mrs.
E. b. Fellows on behalf Of the
Daughters of Rebekab, who had
Just presented the Odd Fellows
Lodge with a costly organ, held the
following language, which we copy
from the Oregonian?
And hereafter. as night after night
we gather in this Lodge room and
listen to the sacred music of this,
yoar gift, we will remember you
with blessings and pray God to has
ten the time when you will partici-
pate fully and completely in all our
works and labers OF Beneyolence
and Charity. Yo1 have already,
we are proud to say. taken the first
step. II you continue that constan-
CIV Of purpose which the prize will
warrant, success will crown your
efforts and ere long you may learn
with US the beautiful lessons taught
By the mystic symbols scattered SO
profusely around the Lodge room.
May God speed that time, and may
Heavens choicest blessings rest
with you is our prayer.