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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-09

I. .l.... l,l,Is gttslt nan
advan'age oy ,r.ssu .,,,,,s nd" ~ ,ao,a I;ro,r 70
sions may wen ~ p'es"I @... ,;ra go - "
arlse dur'ng ss.ussv c,n,. ~, n,s 49, ~"
eriu', unsci upu'ou' nna ,1.oI,o ';s,.sa Ir , -,
Inc c'ouds 'n''. NV sI,,.' suvnea ~, I,ut 10
Z au'nonlsn us ., 'ne po'sun 'ist ;s; ,"1 s'ne
may co"e vien y - .','"o'
deliver US, must ~ 'e'sI seoure uus .ne W.
'nost Ph'nat'oh y, "ur "'lsoiy - :, o"npo'
save ~ must az 'east save us from 'he IN
Reus' -,
we "'e'y p"oiis"cu iion 'no"sn ~,
I correspondents sugses"on 'ha', ~ sle
event OF oq'hg unap,e 70 sustain our i"ue,
Pehuehce, We snouiu urle'uo' y '"'o ,i''
hahds OF those from wno'h we res.eu o. p"r-
chased u, INTO the' hahls OF britain, rrtnce
ana opaih, ra'her thah y'eiu ~ 10 'ic ~" IN
Kees
FROM the lavor WIN WHICH 'n.s spBse
noh ''''s peen reoe, W. W. ~ au,s .n'' 49,
the ureHu eVens Wnicn ~ eon'e'ip''.'1s, 1',,, oui
PeoP'e q wou'a lhnhi'e'y P.eiel y" a.,'ano'
WIN EuroPea" n't,ons on '''in' 80 ~ =
Que as 'ney couau desire, ~ Pry'ete.iye ~ 70
,he dpn'nion OF she ianNees, We NV W.! IN.
uweii upon 'nat SUGGESTION no" We sp,rA
OF them hotout Oh gloonny iorepodt on'
SIMPLY as man OF heaith speaks Oh ms
Will.
mhnt We ASK now, Ia '''e hat,ip =, anu pe,
half Of the people, IS, that the Government er ,,
strain every energy anu aese'oP every ro
source ior 'ne pupiic 9elenss' Ner'e'l,nst
.ha' ~ ho', oacN .'"S.utnS ~ nv y So
~: ny oiiy ques'ioh g sl'ti' Ne ny .''e
use .. ~, OF sn'i'l our enernles orop =
question lcases 10 room =" p91
such cnorss anu sugi Hevos5op ns'syeu !.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-09
DmTNTsTRAToR's NOTICR.-Tb

\ fndar en sssinF ala,oiriesi, al the jan
nafv ~ A " ie : of BE- csuH couFi q Dallas
uunly f i rfdl sle b1s ns-s. Aminist fH.ors Of tho
Fst. u ia X ifsr DC as',f al psr-uus bolding
clam al ~ sd e.ae afa lsresy na,ffed TO pre-
s@n ihs .afli day auiheHficai n. within the tins
pres,ri'si h iav sai ! p-fa0ns indehied 70 ssis
es.iea.r r-re|tsl ~ c1Ine f1r~srn and nake i'm
NANCY gEILEY, kdn'I
~. AAIENA.i BAKER. Adm'f.
D.ila- Tsras. 3sa zit is5s.-4isl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-09

NOTICE i have lost or mislaid
~ cer ira uf dep ~ ior nrv is-ge' issued by
J.. W smiih. q. nrpriiars a afhailss. 1eKa-, slZJ0
"a ,.td i.sa worth ss31in ne~ issue. No. rs, dated
D.a..niari %. 1sR tnirss inuud within the iirns
pn.-,fib-d ~ las, .hsil spiy BE- p,arrr author
II, 81 s iui iina,, wN HUFFIEEs.
Dtaas. 7,xsi- J.n.ii. iss-1i:es
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-09
Choice Residence near Dallas,
For Sale.
pEING a soldier in the Confede-

Id rate service and not expecting to be with my
family, they will spend III remaining time Of our
struggle with relatives. In preference therefore.
TO renting, or leaving my home 10 become dilapds-
ted Offer II at private sale. The place comprises
twenty acres lees than halfs me South of the Court
House, we'll fenced, with perpetual water running
through IT. large number ofchoice young fruit trees
and a auantii, OF ornamental struhbery. The i'm
oroyemens consist Of dne dwelling, containing sit
rooms besides halls and closets, good Kitchen, SER
van ts' ronm and brick store room and cellar.
new conoree smuke-hduse, good stables, cribs ana
carriage house all located or handsome eminencs.
and surrounded 10y grove Of native oak, convenient
TO- yet altogether removed frum the confusion Of
f,,vn No m ire rrri7,le residence in fact, be
found IN Upper Texas.
viii teipr any one sishine TO purcllsss, to ny
utfs Ion the premi-es.l 90 Capt. M. L. Swine or
CD JoHs G. Ao or, Of Dalla'.
r. EP.. NICHOLSON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-09
BY command OF General &. KIRBY SMITH.
s. s Anderson. ASH. Adlt. Cen

III. All soldiers living IN Dulas County now at
home on fnrlough, aud who shall hereif er come home
on furlough viii report promptly at this office In
der hat heir names may be properly Registered as
required ly law. e.aes
III. All coBscripts heretofore examined by Board
Of Surgeon,. and recommended for staff or sUecial
duty; who have MT been detailed for such duty are
ordered TO appear before the Board Of Surgeons for
the 5ih Congressional District al Dallas the 9th
aud7th March 1875, for re-examinaliof
l232wI NAT NJ BURFORD, Il. o., d. c.,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-09

----- s---tas -~es-- 49,, -,---------~-
AETIN CUILuM GILLAM.-- Years since there
lived and circulated in the town Of Gains
boro, Jackson county, Tennessee a notable
cake woman She managed, by her skill in
the comp0uDding OF the necessary ingredI-
emts OF sweet cakes, and the persistent man
ner with which she would follow mp an APP
petite and run il down,t to acquir the means
of living without the assistance OF others
She attracted the attention and won the adj
miration Of solitary halter, who calcnlatcd
that by uniting the trades in one house, the
custom Of either might beincreasel with adj
vantage and greater comfort to both parties.
They were married in the little cabin of the
cake-seller. which was about ten feet square
and Just high enough from floor to ceiling
to prevent q tall man from STOPPING, provi-
ded he had on y loves
The halter had d law suit pending at the
time, which was subsequently decided in his
favor. His limited savings were preserved
10 him by the efforts of Ills lawyer and in
tlie fullness of his heart, and the prompt
ings ofa grateful feeling, lie called his first
born Alvin Culhm, after tn successful
LAWYER But not n trace OF that feeling did
W - 1SAt, y H. r.,, IL.
e.I;s i;sad M Tho ~ an wi,ose nome h. bor.
tao,,as ,,arastad /, Nm os.;stea IN h;S
o5neat;onsa.d oiS n ts47 or ras got ,be an,
,a;n,,nen, eor ,sm 70 ,be n Mil;,ary
aaan;,, Was, t,os,t -
IT, an,arad . ,,fresb ;, ord who, ;S ,srrea
!. .areen4 bornsr @ood snhiect fnr ,bs
- y, 49, ,gbo a5 hssn 'hronah ,Lo
sana spS,s o,saT RAJ ho sa,n,i !, one 81 ths
a''da,s go, X; . ow So a nohla and ,sr.2
e'N'a's' 80 r,;,'nd ,.to ra,,,J s,and ~,
eiVps ner. SS "ny 49," IA hn ,shoss
,t,. ;1 10 a,'Ino,,s dn,i ios - IL ;nstil
A'nn.5 ~ w - ,oss sta IL H. aa,,r,,
u,,y'. WI w. "rpr 'sS 80, was, ~ s,la T,;rsi,
10, apu m"s sea' ~, 'sss.V ,ne
4 ~" t.is W., d., ss;anI I; ,a
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SSs"f...e ci,'. ,,u - n'r 1y'n
.''''s r'sur ~ naa
9ne % 'pe s,na'i o',s's -, w
Vunvei,l'nu untlns Wy suliIs. NUNS I,s.,
ME- ssyN anp a. 800 n' ~
IL Fr;aaa toot Nm q b;s honsa almost in
rars and iansv XXI sict ana in ,bat bonse
III 49, a,,on,l',d INA a s5n Uo recovered
' No s%n,1;aa ,xi,b oonsy and Il thing and
~en, or bis wav
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-09
ENROLLING OFFICE DALLAS Co., Texas. I
Dallas January 3lSt 1865. !

GENERAL ORDERS
No. 3.
l. The following extracts from Special Orders No.
SO7, Department Head CHARTERS Trans Miss, is pub
lished for the information of all concerned viz:
I'm QRr's TRANS Miss, DEPT.
SHREVEPORT, La, Dec 9th, 1864. !
SPECIAL ORDERS,
f1 No. 307. sJ
b
~ The term for which slaves are impressed in
fixed at twere months
Whore there IRE less than five slaves liable to en-
rollment onone place, the mpressment will be made
follows:
Where there are four slaves, one win be taken for
nine months and eighteen days
When there three slaves, one will be taken for
seven months and six days.
Where there are Two slaves, one will be taken for
two months and twelve days.
This rule will also be applied where In the euroli
mem Of slaves, any number other than multiple Of
five shall be found. taking nth for twelve months
aud one for a eriod as determined above.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-25

BATON ROUGE, Egf
SATURDAY, .::::::::::::::::NOV. rs, 1856.

Lou1siAsA IoE WoaKs.-A valuable OPP
portunity for investment 10 presented BY
Messrs. HEssLER & LABAHsE, proprietors Of
the Louisiana Ice Works st New Orleans.
See advertisement.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-25

Leg Mr.. P. o. Oval, agent LOT the
"Louisiana State Gazetteer and Business
Directory" is at present in our city and
will remain here for D few days soliciting
subscribers and advertisers for said work.
He informs us that 1t will be out by the
Rrst OF January. 1t viii contain the
names of oil the cities and Villages, 40
a,so list Of the firms and business houses
throughout the state-all arranged in al
pbabetical order. A specimen copy show
ING the handsome style in which said pno-
LEGATION is to be printed and bound, has
been shown US by Mr.. DUvAL. The puo-
FISHERS are ]. M. STIDsER d. Co., New Or
leans.
The price Of subscription to the book 10
as. The rates of advertising vary from
$40 to $50-the price being graduated &C
cording to the space required.
We commend the work to our citizens
believing that 1t will be an important one
for geographical and business reference.
Orders for subscription and advertising
may be left with the Agent at Mrs. JONES
Boarding House, or at this Office.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-25

GARDENER WANTED.
A GOOD GARDENER can find employment by
n applying at this office sept30-tf
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COM M X RClAL.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, November %.
CoTTeN-ordipary, l 43946c.; sGood Ordinary,
E04oc.; Low Middling, 5o05lc.; M!ddHng,
b3154c.
SUGAR AND MoLA ssEs-Late receipts unusually
large and all OF new crop. Prime New Sugar is
selling at 1712c. a D. New Molasses, 9oG195c, y
gallon, for Common 81. OF for Fair; 81. o5 fcr
Prime and OIL. 10 for Choice.
WESTERN PRODUCE AHD PsoyIsIoHs-The market
Is well supplied with Flour, Grain and Feed, which
Ia in fair demand at previou prices. Pork and Lard
continue scarce and In request, and Bacon and
Shoulders dull while the market is nearly bare
Of Hams. Bread stufrs continue In light supply,
and are very much in demand at full and advan.
cling prices.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-25

CHANGES IN THE CHM ArE.-In Maliett's
Northern Antiguitaes-a scarce old book
he shows that the degrees of cold at this
time are much less severe than formerly
The Rivers Loire and Rhone, in Gaul, were
regularly frozen over every year, SO that
whole armies, with their carriages and
baggage, could march over them. Even
the Tiber froze at Rome and JuvENAL
says that it was requisite to break the Joe
in winter, in order to come at the water Of
the river. Many passages in HORACE sup
pose the streets of Rome to be full of ice
and snow and OVID assures US that the
Black Sea was frozen annually. The lat
ter writer relates several circumstances
concerning that climate which at present
agree only with Norway and Sweden. The
forests of Thrace and Pannonia were full
Of bears and wild boars, and the northern
part of Spain was little inhabited for the
same cause. Indeed all the ancients W no
mention the climate of Gaul, Germany
Pannonia and Til ace, speak Of 1T as al
most insupportable, and agree that the
ground was covered with snow the great
est part of the year, being incspabls Of
producing olives, grapes and most other
fruits. Mr.. MALLET conceives that, the
forests being cleared away, the face of the
country cultivated, and the marshy places
drained, the moist exhalasions which gen
crate cold must be considerably lessened,
and that the rays Of the sun must have
freer access to warm the earth. In addition
to the general causes which insensibly
effect the destruction of forests, it WAS for
merly common to set them on Are in order
TO procure fertile fields. One of the kings
of Sweden was surnamed the "Wood
Cutter" for having cleared vast provinces
by telling the trees with which they were
covered. Immense forests were slso thus
cleared away in Norway and Denmark.
A similar change in the climate, and for
the same causes, observes the St. Louis
RspublicGn, has been gradually going on in
our own country since its settlement by
Europeans. The Coolest inhabitant" of
any neighborhood can remember when
the winters were much more severe than
they now are. tg
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To TueR.se.

1.-TWO very desirable Cotton Planta- n--uR
Il tons, adjacent to each other, on fAssSSsn
Thompson'B Greek, 10 miles from Port kHaEm
Hudson, good comfortable quarters on -a--ss'sa4s
each place, with Dwelling Houses, Cotton, Gins,
Grist Mills, and Saw Mil on one Of the places
Fences in toierable order-Tsrms very low. The
places are known as the "Asphadel" and "Aips'
plantations-property Of Mrs. J. Anne Fluker,
East Feliciana. -fg
Apply to proprietor, or TO
STAFFORD l. BUCKEER,
Attorneys at Law,
noV2-H .I. Baton Rouge, La.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-25
i.-l High School for Boys,
CORNER OF FIFTH AND LAUREL STREETS,
(Btsiic1t,g formerly he Christian church,
800 BATON ROUGE. La.

THHE first session will commence on Wednes
L. day, the ed of November. Pupils will be
prepared for admission into College; and for the
different pursuits In life, without q classical
course. Parents residing at a distance may OBJ
tain board for their children in private families in
the neighborhood Of theSchool.
TERMs-Five, eight and ten dollars per month.
This School will be opened at the time above
stated and every endeavor be made by strict at
tantion, regard 10 the economical education OF
the youths placed In his charge, and energetic and
well directed efforts, to mpart to them thorough
education by AUGUSTUS B. PAYNE,
nov2-tf Principal.
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WANTED!

FT10 LEASE. for a term of one or more years,
i abont one hundred acres Of good cotton land
in the vicinity of Baton Rouge Apply at this
office. nov7-6t-pd
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Z. II. BECKWITH,
COTTON Blu Y E r,
Plantation supply Furnisher,

BATON ROUGE, Ia.
TNHAT the Proprietor wishes TO settle up his
4 business for the first time in four years, and
those owing him who do not call within ten days
and settle their accounts, may expect TO have lie.
gal measures taken against them.
horate.--The advertiser wishes to end out i'm
mediately who intends to swipdle him and who
does not, and those who do have the opportunity
to sell their property to their wives, thus er abng
him to balance his books. novll-tf
Advocate copy.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-25
FOR RENT OR LEASE.

A FINE PLANTATION In the Parish OF "a
n Iberville, situated on the Mississippi III
niver, six miles below the town of Plaquemine,
having Large Two-story DWELLING HOUSE.
There are about 1 40 acres of land, two-thirds Of
which Is cleared for cultivation-land not subject
to overflow. For particulars apply at the Drug
Store Of JAsTREMsKI MCCORMICK.
oct1T-tf
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COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
BATON ROUGE, LA.

Ny School will reopen on Wednesday, Nov. 1st
Terms. .@
Board and Tuition .........$ $40 90 per month.
PAYABLE $500 90 in advance
n balance lat March.
Tuition alone. ............. 10 90 per month.
Payable $40 90 in advaRee-
balance LIST of March.
Modern Languages will bs taught when the
wants of the School demand it. at an extra charge,
as low as it can be made.
Boarders will furnish their own bedding, wash.
bowl and pitcher, towels, DC.
W. III. N. MAGRUDER.
RAror Rouss, La, October 18th, 1865.
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NEW LARD!
VeaD Books.

TUsT RECEIVED the following new first class
81 Novels: =
Too Old Bird TO be Caught with Chat, by
Mrs. Gore.
Dennis Donne, by Annie Thomas
Cousin Philis = =f.
Miss Mackenzie, by Anthony Trollope ..ffr
Percy, or Fortunes and Prolics. by Mrs. Gore.
The Young Cadet, by Capt. Bellew. ~
Love and Pride, by Mrs. Grey -.---r
Match Making, or Family Maneuvres, by Mrs
Gore.
Family Failings.
The Marrying Man. 7 =r HID.
A Marriage Of Mystery. f. . I'm.
The Dowager, by Mrs. Gore. r; A5sr .H.
Mothers and Daughters, BY Mrs. Gore.
Ample, or eonten tment, by Mrs. Mackenzie
Daniels.
For sale by JOSHUA BEAL.
nov2l.es corner Third and Convention SITS.
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ENGLISH HOSIERY!

A FULL line OF the above for Ladies, Gents and
IA Misses. Also, Worsted anu Merino Hose, for
Children, just received at
REYMOED'S VARIETY STORE,
novl4 Next to Pixies Hall.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-25

DowDER, SHOT AND CAPS. For sale by
L nov1a n. WAX.
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AsEuAL crRUUaAR.

~,on,, rIn1rx zs<y n
DO101A1' oonM bi' - : AZ y o -
OF the City Of New Orleans, La,
s,crrar os coxrD ana f,ommon Sfreesa.
oFrosATk FhE W.T. ASFhht
p,tror.s or 10th .traa,. In AXE snacious and
49,. az, u.,,,s,.,.. !. aa,,.,a,,t1,,t
SAeb@s 5'Sa s~""eaAs, - Ne"Ws 50
e{- session under able Professors.
vt WAS FOUNDED In 1e32--HAS A CHARTER
4 from the State as permanent Institution, uu.
der the direction OF Board OF Trustees appointed
by the Legslature, aud is authorized to confer
Degrees, Diplomas, &c. 1t was not suspended dur
ing the war.
rsa~n, v,a a., uaw.n~a.
800 80 50 o-
Penmahsnp-iessons nos inited ..:''....'.'".''$ ~
Bookkeeping-Doubie and Single Entrys ETC.,
perfect %
MISUNDERSTANDING Ill Oommercial oaicu-
DO
Lectures on COMMERCIAL ~
Algebra oo
aeometry..'".. oO
English-Grammatical course........-........... %
English-fun Course not hmitsd.'"" loo o
french ...,..-'.......''.'.'....'.'"'. NY
Spanish = ...............................' Ivy
German .......................s ......' ioo
Latin s....'.''.''......'..'.'......'' Ivy
Ivy
Life Ticket Ia all the Departments.'........ ooo
MIA student having paid for course In
.,v hr.ncb shovs IN entitled tn mI.ifs Ticket,
$500 - 49,. - =.
III tha1 Dspsrtmeht' Heeah @''0nu 'ush of"Aohs0
as he nay desire.
For any language, per month................. . 20
20
Stationery for Commercial Course. i.......... 5
Stationery for Penmanship. so
Diploma. 5
A Diploma from this College Is passport In all
commercial communities 81
Usual time for Penmanship, to a weeks do
do Commercial Course, 8 TO IL weeks; do do.
French or Spanish, IL to 20 weeks-but lessons are
not limited in any branch.
All former students are invited to renew their
studies free of charge.
The South must now educate her sons practic.
ally, il she would develop her vast resources Of
wealth, which are much more numerous than those
of BRAZIL 4rfse#.4an
We have ample arrangements for 500 students
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
FENAN CTAL.
wEDxRsDAr MoRsrso, Nov. a.

GoLD-14s@lA9. .T@
snvER-American, 146AGt146k.
In Exchange and Bank Notes there 10 very little
doing Quotations unsettled and irregular.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT BATON
IL Rouge La, Sov'ber oath, 1865. Persons call.
Ing for letters In the following list, will please say
oSrsrfieei.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-25
Buhler Female Seminary.

DEV. DR.. D0REMUs, q Professional Educator
IL for the last 20 years in Mississippi and
Louisiana, has opened Seminary for young
Ladies in Baton Rouge. with superior accornmo'
dation for comfort and privaey. With the assis-
lance of Experienced Teachers, he offers
COMPLETE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
He also offers cheerful domestic arrangements
and assurances Of faithful guardianship and
polite culture.
TERMs-$ I20 until July 1st-$200 in advance.
kins, Bed Linen, Coverings, DC. oct26
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-20
Bargains. Bargains.

II. e. Newell saved remnant of his stock
from the fire of the Slh, and has fi:tei up neat
ly in No 9 of Bass & Emcndorf's Block next
door to the Post office. He has no time this
week to prepare an Advertisement declaring
his intentions but we know what they are and
here is the snm total. His stock is, of course,
much unassorted and as he designs building in
the spring. the Goods he now has on hand will
positively be sold very low. mo t OF them at
cost and some at customers prices: Country
purchasers will find this most desirable place
to re6t their stocks of Books, Stationery, Drugs
&c. de-, while his Holiday Goods, such as
Fine Albums, Keepsakes, &c must be sold at
cnce and at your prices, because if held over
another year they must be less valuable.
Homer means wha. he tells US and We know
be offers great bargains.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-20

The PuoR.-God knows we arc all poor
enough in many respects; but the poverty
If starving and freezing pinches closes.
To obviate the suffering of those of our pee.
pie who are without the necessarles of lie,
few Of our active, philan,hrophic citizens
have formed "Relief Society,"" and it -
the duty Of every man and woman in Nc.
Gregor, to be liberal in giving. The ward
committees will wait upon US all, and We
must divide with less fortunate neighbors.
Treasurer ELMENDonr will disburss the
funds with care, as well as kindness. See
notice Of organization.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-20
FENIAN HALL, McGREGoR, Iowa,
necamh.r l6 1874

HLNAAN A4ALLy nuSuNC0ONS lV"o, I
December l6 1865.
Alta meeting Of the McGregor Circle Of
the F. B. convened on the present inst, to
deliberate on the existing difficulties be
tween President O'Mahony and the Senate
Of the F. B., committee Of three were
appointed to draft resolutions expressing
the sense of this Circle which were as
follows and unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That after careful and ma.
tuIe elaboration on the reports received
from the President and the disaffecte
portion Of the Senate Of the Fenian Broth.
erhood we unanimously concide with thu
views and endorse the action of President;
O'Mahony.
Resolved, That his bold and fearless &C.
ton confirms him As worthy of our past
confidence and esteem. and Of our future
recognition and support.
Rcs9loed, That the action of this meet
ing be published in the papers Of city and
copies Of the same Transmitted to President
O'Mahony and the Head Centre Of this
State.
MIcHEAL MEIGnAN,
HUGH MAST RsoN, Committee.
PATRICK CONNOLLY, .-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-20

Mc0reGOr Relief Association.
At a meeting Of the citizens of McGregor,
held at the Methodist church on the eve.
ming Of Dec. 18th, 1866 to consult As to
the best means for helping the poor Of the
City. On Motion, o. McCRANEY was
call I'd to the oh 'ir, and c. G. BrckAELL ap.
pointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting being stated by
the Chairman, 1t was
Resolued, That we regularly organic, by
electins President, Vice President, secre.
tary and Treasurer.
The following gentlemen were then cleo.
ted 20. McCraney President, T. Arnold
Vice President, G. c. Bcknell Secretary,
F. F. Elmendorf Treasurer.
Resolved, That this society be called the
McGregor Relief Association.
Resolved, That committee consisting Of
one gentleman and one lady, be appointed
from each ward, to ascertain the wants Of
the destitute, solicit funds, and distribute
the same as required.
Tue following persons were appointed
said committee
First Kard.-Thomas Updegraff, Mrs.
W. A. Benton. #aa
Second Ward.-John Bally, Mrs. o. c.
Buck
Third Ward.-H. W. Burlngame, Mrs.
II. G. Hayt.
Fourth Ward,-F. Richards, Mrs. c. j.
Knight. r..-r-. -.Ha
Resolped, That when We adjourn, it be
to meet at the call of tho President.
The Newspapers Of the city were reques
ted t, publish the proceedings of this
meeting. Adjourned.
O. McCRANEY President.
G. c. BIcKNeLL Sec'y. -...: b..