. I believe he has already been introduced to you; but lest you may have forgotten him, I give him this testimonial. "With sentiments of affectionate respect "I remain sincerely your friend "JAMES BUCHANAN. "General Andrew Jackson." �The Caldwell family of Lancaster came to Pennsylvania during the

Donegal in the Revolution Patriotism and Piety, A notable historic event in the his- tory of Lancaster county, binding the present to the past by an enduring chain of events, was the unveiling of a monument in Old Donegal church- yard, on Thursday, October 4th, 1899. This interesting memorial shaft

. That position he also re- signed before the completion of his term, and, Harrisburg having lost its attractions for him, he removed to Lancaster, where he resided until the close of his life, on November 28, 1851. The same measure of professional success which attended him at Harris- burg fell to his

; Treasurer, Mrs, A, K. Spurrier. Mrs. Brosius died on December 4, 1907, The Poor Coal Fund. A still earlier public benefaction is the coal fund, founded by our former eminent citizen, President James Buchanan, who gave $6,000, the in- terest of which was to be used for the purchase of coal for the needy poor

INDIAN TRIBES OF LANCASTER COUNTY. The names and the history of the In- dian tribes who have dwelt within the boundaries of Lancaster county during the historic period present a most prolific field for conjecture, doubt and confusion. I have within a week examined many pages of records and the

EARLY LANCASTER THEATRE, The Hon. W. U. Hensel a short.time ago called my attention to an incident related by the eminent actor, James E. Murdoch, in the interesting volume of memoirs written by him, in which he relates some of the more striking events of his theatrical career. As the scene of the

. 1864. Daily Intelligencer. 1866. The Keystone Good Templar. The Monthly Circular. 1867. The Sunday-School Gem. 1868. The Voice of Truth. Father Abra- ham. 1869. The Lancaster Farmer. Mechanics' Advocate. Christlicher Kundschaf- ter. The Bar. 1871. Die Laterne. (Weekly). 1872. Daily Examiner. Der