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Mr.. MYERS arrived at Lenox on the 18th
November, and delivered Temperance Lee
ture at the school house on the 18th. The
meeting was opened with prayer by Mr.. -
N. G. Freeman, Secretary.


An Anti Slavery meeting was held at Le-
nox at the house of Joseph Schemerhorn, on
the 18th November Mr.. Michael was ap-
pointed chairman, and N. G. Freeman, Secre-
tary The house being called to order, Mr..
MYERS, by request delivered an Anti-Slavery
address; which gave evident satisfaction to
the large assemblage of people present.


Mr.. MYERS also delivered a Temperance
Lecture at the town hall in Lee, Mr.. Herman
was President of the meeting, and N. g.
Freeman, Secretary-Mr. Smith opened by
prayer. The audience was composed of both
white and colored people.


A large society was formed; 90 persons
signed the pledge, and Mr.. Herman followed
with an appropriate address.