-governor of Pennsylvania. In it he reviewed briefly the history of the militia in Lancaster county from frontier days to the present era. This address is published elsewhere in this volume. Greetings from Harford and Cecil counties, Maryland, and from the State of Maryland were brought by J. Alexis

Centre or Penn Square, as recorded in history. It is not necessary to repeat a narrative of those established events and conferences between red men and white settlers. Thousands of arrow-heads and stone implements were lost where now the Red Rose municipality occupies former Indian habitations, by its

seven Pullman coaches was due in Lancaster, from the greatest battle field in American history, the crowd began to gather in the fields to the north and south of the Pennsylvania Railroad station; and fully an hour before the train was to arrive, streets in the neighborhood were filled with anxious