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New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
WASHINGTON POLITICAL GOSSIP.
MORE ENCOURAGING REPORTS.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The most encouraging
is received daily at the Greeley and Brown head
quarters in this city Hundreds Of letters report that
Senator Summers speech "Gransm" Is having great
effect all parts Of the country. Greeley and Brown
clubs have been formed in nearly every village OF the
South, with the brightest OF prospects. letter from
D. s. Burson Of Richmond Indiana, just received says:
developments in favor of Greeley are still making.
Thus, little Spring Grove settlement containing
80 Republican voters "a for Greeley scattering or
doubtful and for Grant This state OF things gives us
courage. The Quakers and Temperance people are all
Greeley. Al Dublin, in this county, there are 325
Republican voters. After Baltimore, shall get Up
several Greeley clubs there.
The above is a specimen Of the many hundreds OF
letters received here daily all of them leading to the
conclusion that the nomination Of Mr.. Greeley by the
Baltimore Convention will insure his election. and will
SO operate upon the minds OF Republicans throughout
the country to them to virtually repudate the
nomination of Grant, and bring to the support Of Mr.
Greeley the great body of the people OF the United
States.
The Greeley and Brown Club OF this city meets to-
morrow night when f arrangements VIII be made for
visit Of the entire club Baltimore. large hail has
been secured, where ali from Washington will make
their headquarters
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
THE LABOR REFORM TICKET.

GOV. PARKER DECLINES THE NOMINATION FOR
THE yICE-PRESIDENCY.
BosTON, July 1.-The Labor Party has de-
eided on conference at the Germania Hail Assembly
Room in NewYork day forenoon, July 80 Judge
Davis and Gov. Parker both having declined their nomi-
nations Gov Parker writes as follows
FREEHOLD. y. j., June %, 1872.
"To Ed,rip ". Chamberlain, FTesdem Of the Columbus
OonreitioH Boston, NGss
"sIR Your letter informing me that the convention
of the National Labor Reform Party, which met at Co
umbus on 22d day Of February last, placed me III
nomination for VcePresident OF the United States, has
been received feel honored by the preference hus eX
pressed by the representatives Of a large and In
fuenial body OF my ellOw-czcns am In favor OF all
legal and Just measures that tend to improve the
condition of wOTkingmen. have always been member
OF the Democratic party. For nearly 35 years have
shared triumphs and defeats, adhorng TO s
because considered its essential 10 good gov
ernment and the elevation OF the lahormg classes.
Having been placed in important public pose ions as the
nominee Of that party. am bound in honor as Wen as
by inclination To stand by its organization and abide by
the decision of its National Convention To be the can
didate of party while supporting the nominee Of
another (althOuZi the two may substantially in
principeJ would be inconsistent aud therefore re-
spectfnly decline the nomination tenderet me by the
Convention you represent JOEL FARMER
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
NORTH CAROLINA.
LETTER FROM THE HON. DANIEL N. BAR
RINGER.

RINGER.
The following letter has been received by a
gentleman in this city from the Hon. Daniel h Barrn-
ger, for many years Member of Congress from Noith
Carolina and afterward Minister 10 spain one oil the
most cultivated and influential men In his state:
At the South are compelled to look at the
situation from different standpoint from that oil tue
North They do not imagine the expressions and hu-
miliations to which and have been continually
subject under the Administration. 1t s Wlth us
question not so much OF choice necessity TO have
change of Government We cannot stand 1t longer ana
prosper in any way. / Chairman OF the state Tx
ecuye Committee Of the Democratic party OF our STATE
and have much opportunity to know public opinion III
North Carolina among friends IL is almost unani-
nous for Greeley and Brown, and will become entirely
so by the Endorsement at Baltimore think our dele
CATION viii be a unit for that ticket.
1t is the best do and it is never wrong to dothe
best We can have myself no doubt aboutM Mr. Greeeys
course If elected. was in Congress with him, ana saw
much Of his ways characer and beside, everybody
ne is honest. Now the great want Of the nation
IS honest in this highest place. as well ~ an SUD
ordinate ones. Very truly yours, ID. NJ BARRiAGEk'
Rdieigh June o. 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
cpr,rps AND CAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Lewis Bement wel-knOwn portrait painter
of Boston SUNDAY the effects Of bathing while heated
Dr. Wm. X. DaInerOn, charged with numbering
Eennett April for sinclng his VIE acquitted yelayi
ia tie Criminal Court at Mempiis Iena
Daniel Buckley quaTTeed with his step-son,
Dd BUCKLEY Louis Suudgy night and stabbed him in the left
abdomen causing his death l5 minutes The asasnt
o4pd
"A bartender, named Whitney, in the Central
PaS Railroad shot gentleman named Boyer.
red prevent fgh on Sunday Boyer supposed 10 be
fatally EOunied
Il young woman, named Carpenter IN attempt
inR TO railroad tflck Al Port Jei " SATURDAY evening a.
County train approached ihe depot vas sueA b
the engine and severely Injured
AT Fort Smith. Ark. last Wednesday, Frederick
struck Anna Mceg dessmaker On TIE bead vain an ioh
bar telling ter. Thinking that she al, be shot him
through tho sari. JesO0zy was the eaufs Of the act
Burglars entered the depot Of the indianapolis,
bloomington, and Western Railroad, az CawieTlsrc Ind SUNDAY
ufht druggd agent opened DE SAFE stole Al' gu barrel
of the depot AMI then m them The
buleng badly iliUfei bat not drsirogei
Geo. w. Twombly of Denver, Col, attempted,
ydty at place upons fright train ahu . hsd ard
lat his iong f the side track the kanfe Pa
eGc Rsoqi engine baking desu. The engine
and lF passoi completely h M head Ws cot "a and foe
come Gstanee the body otherwise iornhb muted
AT the residence of planter named Wray
near Browns,e yesterday dispute between
Beni and his brother n Law nansi John w. WILSON about
b6rde which occurred ago WAY shot Wilson through
III heart Killing him instantly e into ihe ya followed
Wilson's V begged hn shoot Der husband sgsin, not
he dead Her a Supposed hm 10 place
ths psto aud i. IT, cAg fatal ~osnd Tie persons
AZ. GD T,vectsbe and The afsb esete lFst eisI'n'bL
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cause received with uDbounded appanse, Wnle
few hatinR, mik-and-water speeches iell upon uuap
preciative ears The men who went half way 10 meeb
the Liberal movement, and embraced II Win open arm'
were the idols OF the Convention and those VINO ac-
cepted it reluctantly, as choice OF evils, got 10 laN1
from the Convention. The who were going 10 Vot,
for Greeley they would take dose OF quinne tounh
no followers and no sympathy BocOck and BaldNl IN
who made the strongest Liberal speeches that were
made were chosen delegates to Baltimore by an over
Wherning vote, while Extra Billy" Smith, who OPP
posed instructions TO the delegation, and was candidate
himself, was defeated.
The most enthusiastic and determined Greeley men
were the Confederate officers and soldiers, hut keep
ing pace with them also many old pOtcians-Oid
chronoogcaly only, one OF them deelared-who
were as alive to the needs and opportunities of the hour
as the gallant young OF the war and as ready 10
clasp hands with the patriots Of the North and reunite
the broken ties of brotherhood.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02

MODE OF PROCEDURE BY TIE COURT OF ARbI-
TRATTON.
GENEVA Monday, July l, 1871
The Alabama Claims Arbitration Tribunal, in
dealing with the direct claims of the American Gov
ernment. will consider separately the character of
the Confederate cruisers, and award damages ac-
oorvling to its fndings.
THE SAN JUAN BOUNDARY QUESTION.
BERLIN, Monday, duly 1, 1872.
The arbitration Sn the san Juan boundary qucs-
ton will now proceed Prince Bismarck is about to
appoint internaho onal imasts to examine the papers
submitted by the English and American Govern
ments. and report to the Emperor William.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
SPAN.

THE KING TO VISIT THE PROvINCEs-REPUBLI-
CANS OPPOSED TO THE GOVERNMENT.
MADRID. Monday, July /, 1872.
The King viii soon revisit the northern
provinces of the Kingdom passing through those winch
have been most disturbed by the Carlist agitation.
Tie Republicans have resolved to oppose every form
of monarchical in Spain, TO acknowledge no
monarchca authority and TO abstain from all elections
while monarchy exists in the country. At the same
time numbers of the majority i'm the Cortes and former
members OF the Ministry belonging to the Conservative
party have determined to withdraw from the political
arena.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
GREAT BRITAIN.

PREPAR ATEoNs FOR TIE CELEBRATION OF THE
FOURTH OF JULY.
LONDON, Monday, July /, 1S52
Arrangements have been made by the Amer
lean club Liverpool for fine celebration of the Fourth
of July in that city The Bishop of Manchester the
Dean of Chester, Mr.. John Bright, and Mr. Rithbone
have been invited attend the dinner the occasion
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
CArTARtuGus CouNrY.

TO me razor Of The TrfbHhe.
SIR: The Eimird Adrertiser states TINT ont
side Of 0ean and Randolph there are 10 RepuDlicans
who support Greeley. This is simply one OF the many
lies put in circulation for the purpose OF Influencing the
Baltimore Convention In this town the Influential aud
leading Republicans all for Greeley and will give
him 100 majority over Grant. Randolph has club or
lSJ Republican members. Ia Poryle some Of the lead
Ing Republicans men who usually control at the polls
arc Tor Greeley The same h true Of Hmsdar. In
Frankinvile 90 Republicans have already committed
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
NEW-YORK.
ALLEGANY CoUNTY-A CORRECTION.


TO me EditOr or The Tribune.
SIR: L saw In your paper that some person
in Allcgany County had stated that there would be 200
votes for Greeley and Brown from the Republican ranks
Aegauy County. If the Democrats indOrse the
cluuati platform there will be 1900 Republican IN
Aegany County for Greeley and Brown, which will give
them a fair majority IsAAC WILLIS.
BeLlnOnt. n. L. June u, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
THE CHICAGO CoLLEcToRsHIP.

CHICAGO, July Notwithstanding the fact
that Customs Solicitor Mclean recently rendered his
resignation at the request OF the Secretary of the
Treasury 10 take effect July ], his successor
is not yet announced Rumors say that
his successor will be the Hon. ~ b.
Judd but that gentlemap has received notification Of
his appointment and there substantial prospects
of a change The journal says there is generally
pre ssed desire McLem retention, and the PRINCIPAL
hnsess viii pet ton the President 70 IeappoR HIM
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
OLD ST. LAWRENCE.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: st. Lawrence County will do her full
share next November FOR the Reform movement Gree
ley and Brown win have large vote in this county. Do
believe those who say there Is not much feeling In
Old ST. Lawrence" The Grant party viii not lead
much next November This is from no " sOrehead" or
office seeker but nom strong friend OF Horace Greeley
and the right. Nv. NJ.
POisdGhn, y. l., June 10, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
HE END OF A ROMANCE-EsCAPE or A sIOU,
CHIEFS WHITE WIFE.

ST. LOUIS, July 1.-The Kansas City Times of
June 2o says that Miss Amanda Barber who married
"squatting Bear" Brue Sioux chief at Washington
in 1867, and went 10 Dakota Territory with her husband
as a missionary, arrived in that city the steamer
Fontenelie from Fort Benton, Friday last. After
spending years with the Sioux suffering in
dignities, being compelled to perform the most
meniaI services attempted 10 escape but recap
tured beaten nearly 10 death by her husband and then
sold 10 Cheyenne Chief for three ponies She taken
North in 1870 aud remained with the Cheyennes till this
Spring when she escaped 10 Fort Benton Miss Barber
left Kansas City on Friday for her home at Milford.
M4ap
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.

MODE OF PROCEDURE BY TIE COURT OF ARBI-
TRATTON.
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COM NJ ERCIAL.

%EwoEEET, s. c. November 5.-Cntton l6t.
COLUMBIA. NcreEber 4.-Co:ou IL.
LIVERPOOL. November %EyeEiHS.-Cctton
quiet-uplands 1G; Orleans 1"Saln':.
NEW YORK. November Al p. M-Coston
du.!-1plands 49,; Orleans2'. Gold l1fal23.
BALTIMoEE, November 4.-Cotton cuil-mid-
ding l9<:.
CEARL sToS. November 4-Cotto: duli--ulid-
ding 1SslSi.
AUcUsTi, November 4-Cotton weak-ni;-
ding l7s.
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SPECIAL AND PARTICULAR We have
HicS DUG this Office in legal hands 20. co::rC-
to-. Il i not 4 pleasant step. but Some-
times circumstances make such course ~
ces>arv. Da,i memory 10 some, care!csSne>s
in other, a;:i. don 'i-carc-inofiercnce or lie
part OF not 4 few, are scmc Of the causcs.
An indebted will please cope forward.
Those indebted for advertising Letters Of
Administration through Probate Judges CT
fee: vii! be sued if prompt settlement is not
nlaGc 4t-3t.
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TO James 4. Bond, absent defendant:
Take notice tha; the sumnons in this ac-
ton, Of hic! the foregoing is copy, and
The comp,ain; were fled iii the Office of IN"
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas, at
Newbcrry Court House, in the County OF
Newbe-cv, in the State OF SoHth Carolina,
on the Isl day of November, 1872.
JONES l. JONES,
Nov. i, i5-tf. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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NOTICE.

will sel cheap for cash the HOTEL at
Saluja Old Town. For terms apply 10 J. ".
Miller, at Newberry, S. c.
Oct. 80, 4-2m. J. c. TAYLOR.
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We are requested BY Mrs. Scholar, to
state that she hiss secured the services Of
competent baker, and will furnish bread,
cakes ard meals daily.
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Senator Sawyer vii! please accept our
thanks for number Of valuable public doc
uments.
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a prosperous man says Early 10 bed and
early to rise; never get tight, and advertise"
Try this also and report to this office.
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CorToN-Over fifteen hundred bales more
Cotton were received at NewbeTy during the
current month than for the corresponding
period last year.
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prices. can be found at
0ct.9 4l--tf MCCALL s. POOLS.
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REMEMBER. -Lc:trrS OF Administration
through Probate Office will 20, DC inserted
hereafter if not paid for in advance.
Legal notices, Of all other kinds, 10 H.
sure publication mus. also be paid for il
sl"." way
Obituaries over oGe inch long mnSt $50
be paid for NJ advertising rates, also il al.
vance. -.
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'.MEssRs. GRIFFIN < AoFFNAS; Newspaper
Advertising A.eu;s, No. ! Scu;h ST.. Bal
timore. nd. are duly authorized to contract
for advertisements al ourcontract rates Aa'es-
tsers im that Ctv requested to leave the'r IL
vocs with this house"
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DEATH.-With the falling of tue leaf and

DEATH-Wiih the falling Of tue leaf and
the signing OF lie aaiumnal wind cones tie
REAPER, death" TO gather fruit and flower
alike from the fcllS and meats Of lie. AID
we o.: Ncwbcrly IRE again adm0niShcd tl!at
human lie is rs transient as the twilight
shadows.
Within 4 few bCisf weeks tie scpuici!rai
toi;n- 81: i'!C hv!i Of dra1:i and The funeral
Sa:.:i.a"ES have ,.ir.$:cl attention from tie
various c..r;> anl dt;ic, of life, and ,rrncii
our ;'r1G!: &c The sad and silcn: chamber CT
Gralh
Tie like c!1ild di<rcrtEng rncnn<ciously
":iH lis :nTS: ;he ma:ron, anx:ru< Crr tic
veal oi hose 'ic loves; the <troa" man, tul!
G: tie t'lsy carc' y! lie: the youth, ardent,
a"t :";'c:ui, a!i tee mai Zen, g"ut:e and
trusting. lave all alike gone upon that vDy-
aS" whence none 'otur!:.
Among the cecen; Gc:,ti.S arc Mr. Henry
Bnr'cn, Mr. james Wheeler. Mr.. Vim. T. D.
Reid, and Mss l!cnn;c Richie. Mr. Samp-
son Pope and MIR. K. H. Wright have a!:o
been visited. and clch !oso an infant Child.
20! not in cruelty, not IN wrath,
ne reaper cam: that day:
Twas an angel visited the earth
And ;ook the flowers away
BUsISEss-CoTToS.-The lively, crowded
| appearance OF the streets Of Newberry, and
the busy scenes exhibited, in al. the hume
rous stores which iinc the public thorough
fares, is 4 sight which strikes the attention o.
strangers with SurpriSe-thcv wonder at the
an inland town should show such evidences
of activity, prosperity and dash. Their Won
der, however, soon gives place 10 graiifcd
pleasure. II is indeed pleasing sight
wagons to the right, left. front and rear, piled
up with the fleecy staple. Early they come
in. Sharp samplers and buyers are on the
alert; soon are the wagons lightencd OF their
loads, and the owners, with bright, crisp
greenback$, from the National, are diving
into some Of the many attractive stores
most commonly first into those which adver'
tise in the Herald-apd for hours bu>iy do
their trading. In the meantime other wag-
GUS come also heavily laden with King Cot
ton, while some are on the return with sup
plies in groceries. shoes, dry goods, not for
getting more baeging and ties for other bags
still to be brought ., yes, It's pleasant
sight, for its business and prosperity, and
bread and mcat,-aud, too, the most Of these
cotton growers remember what they owe the
Herald We doubt il another town Of the
size and population OF Newberry can show so
bright and cheering 4 record.
The amount OF cotton received for ship
ment at the Newbcry Depot, for the week
ending Nov ID, was fourteen hundred and
ninety five bales.
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IA very fre selection OF Woolens Piece Goods
Oct. 8, 4l-ti. MCCALL g. POOLS.
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Wanted.

A furnished room within fTe minutes
walk Of the c. Fl. Apply at this Office.
Nov. 6, 45-tf.
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3:ankpts. S;;aw,s :'trs, Mutrs and Cloak. caa
h. Gu,d a. McFALL s POOLS.
Ok. diff.
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LOCAL.

OCc AGENTS IN CEAELEsToN.-The ad-
vcrtising agcncY Of McssrS. Walker, Evans &
Cog>wcil, represented by Roswell I. Logau,
E>G Is he only authorized agency for this
paper in Charleston.
Hal Quarters t"- Linen. ard lace Sets. and
Ice Golfers aHG &c: Coed. &;
Uc. 9,.+I--::. M"FALL r'H'>> :.
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ON account offs associations.

Any cne finding and delivering tie
Shove 1T This Office, will he !iocrail! re-
warded. 43-4t.
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SOME THINGS TO TRY.-Somebody says
that every cord of wood given to the poor is
recorded above.
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LAID FOR SALE.
1900 Acres.

Terms Of Sale. One third Cash, balance
IL one and ,wo years with interest from
Gay Of sale, to be secured by bond with
good personal surety and mortgage Of
the premises, or tie whole may be paid in
cash.
Shonld fail to sell, these lands will be
rented for the year 1878, at the time and
place above mentioned. -.
| will also rent the HOMESTEAD PLAN
TATlON, belonging 10 Lew ". Floyd, for
the year 1873, at the same time and place.
Trims. Note payable f:Sc day Of No
vc2'ber, 1873, viii. at least two approved
Surctics. Possession will not be given ua-
ii! the ttrGlS have hcen complied with.
JOHN T. PETERSON,
Get 80, i4-5t. Executor.
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LOST, 90 BouHia:v street, between the
residence Of Nr. Barre and DR.. Mcintosh,
or Friday, IL, !st!' ins:-, il Heavy God
Bracelet, esp. eialIy valuable TO the owner
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This is q good time to try the experiment.
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BEATEN 70 DEATH We learn that 6 col
orcI man. near S,luiA Old iowa, beat his
stcp-daugh;er-a sick child of p ycars-so
numerically few days since, Us 10 cause
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For THE FAIR-The circular of Super
in,endent Dodanead has been changed E1'
cursion tickets 10 Columbia State Fair will
hold good till Monday the 18th.
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SaLE-DAx.-Qu;tc 4 number Of person,
were ii Town yesterday. Tie sales oi land
by the Sheriff am opntci 10 about four hun
d:ed acres, averaging cish, dollars per acre
Sales by the Uni;eJl Sta:es Marsha! 0!
horses, wJgous, whishcy, &c were spirited
Nothing Of startling Elonent occurred.
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FINE PorAToES We nave received from
Mr.. c. Melvin Singley, of Jolly Street., a
sample Of the largest sweet potatoes we haVt
seen this season. We learn that the potato
crop is nos generally good.
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The funera! Of Mr. Henry Burton, OF this
County, recently deceased, will be preached
%. " at NJ. Zion Church, on next Sun
DE-, 10Th instant, by the Eev. JOHN S'out.
The Baptist Church in the town Mil DC
closed in the morning, but preaching may
bt expected al night.
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During last week the Natioual Bank Of
Nevberry paid out over Serenty thousand
doilars-for cotton transactions. In one day
twenty-Scyen thousand dollars was :mburaed
This speaks volumes for the commercial
facilities and integrity Of our town, and for
the prosperity Of the National Bank of New
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-06

DING, DoSG, Bella worthy citizen Of
this county lately missed a fine calf. Dill
gent and active search was made for 1t, but
TO little purpose, till accident discovered to
him that the calf had fallen into his we'll and
there had remained till the favor Of veal had
80 affected the water as to make it certain
that something was rotten in Denmark.
Since then our farmer friend has taken dis
Ike 20 beef.
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b.. g.. ~. M"EALa y pbHi>, :.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
PLYMOUTH CHURCH ANNIVERSARY.

The third day of the Plymouth Church An
niycrsary opened with prayermeetng In the lecture
room in Brooklyn the attendance being large Mr..
Beecher closed the exercises with short address Be
tween the hours OF and p. the Of the church
were opened for the interchange Of greetings. At least
$500 people participated In the exercises. Tie en-
tire ceiling OF the eetureroOm festooned with col
ored stTeamers while on the side walls banners were
tasefully arranged over the platform the follow
inscriptions: Zone Family in Heaven and Earth;"
Zone is your Master Christ, ana All yo breth
rem" In the Sunday -schoolroom were oyergreens,
variety OF tropical plants and flowers and large num-
ber Of paintings and portraits Several birdcages
suspended from the ceiling. Within the church the
floral display the finest witnessed there. the
entire front OF tho gallery, well the platform, beng
covered with flowers.
At7p m exercises were begun In the church After
a prayer by the Rev. Edward Beecher tine Rev. H. W.
Beeeler said that in the Autumn Of 1886. Innocent
looking man went 20 Indianapolis ostensbly 10 look
after business but In reality TO play the spy, and
the speaker the right knd OF man 10 take 10 Brook
lyn. Mr. Beoeher then Introduced Mr. Cutter OF Con-
neccut who related his iDstrumentaty IN introducing
Mr Beecher TO Brooklyn After informal addresses aud
singing those present went into the arlors to parake
OF reiTesbments. Tbe exercises viii be continued to-
day,