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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08

s t c a IN vi il |
AND
DISTIELERY.''

Said property was conveyed 10 the United
States by W. Ii. Buchanan by deed dated Au-
gust llth, lsG5
The Mill is substantial Stcne building with
slate roof, rid has four run OF b1rrs, driven bv
Steam power. capable OF manufacturing about
two hundred barrels Of tour per dar
The ds,illery is o wooden building adjoining
the mil, and has sufficient capacity for running
about five hundred bushels Of corn per day. -
The steam for both distilery and mill is furnish
ed by two large tubular boilers recently put IN
at cost of eleven thousand dollars. There is
also, upon the premises. new malt house built
Of brick, and ahrc proof building. intended for
bonded warehouse.
There will also be sold at the sane time aud
place, the horse barn situated upon the Deeds
lot.-so called-below the mill, aud the Cattle
sheds. north Of the dis,illery, sufficient to sta
bic about six hundred head of cattle.
Also the following other personal property, to
wit
Engine.
flue Boilers
Mud Drums
buHUeF 6goc.
lot OF Whiskey barrels
Reaper.l
! Feed Cutter.
Iron Safe
A lot Of Office furniture
horse hay Jake
lot OF grain sacks.
LOT Of copper pipe
lot Of Iron shafting
Several hundred cattle chains
lot Of lumber
The right TO stop this sale ut any 'ne is re:
served TO the Government
TERMS ASH.
JAMES ARMSTRONG,
auyi dtd Tults,.tnr "a Diatrt.t nj Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08

cciyed IN SATURDAY ID tie accident Upon the
chicago i Great Eastern z. r.
The dead body Of & enid three or four
Gays Old wns fsht3 ous Of the river yestef.
cay.
BY the Ninth Annual report the Seefeta-
- oftae Board Of Trade shows the rece'n
he year ending March yist we're -
t31 60 bushes Of neat; "a 100000 hesh
els OF corn i 900 .Goo bushels of rye, -
o19.oog bushels Of barley over 20. pct. o0e
tee; Of iu,nber; 100 000 500 shingles 3tl. :
GOO hogs, ard 373ogJ. There were FOR,
warded 5000, 900 los butter, $1,000 ms.
beef; 257 900 bills pork 81 100000 10.
lards, . ,00o 600 70. ialow ~. cao GOO lbs.
eli cutmests, and IS 08a Coo los HOS TIE
y port throughout shows a large inc,e-ss ia
business IA chicago.
|, is reported that cholera has made its
appearance in Shelbyville, H., and that on
Sunday three deaths have occurred.
An Omaha special. Of this morning, says:
About l o'clock. the westward bound freight
train on the Union Pacific Railroad, was
suddenly attacked by q large force of In
dians. They placed distractions on the
track six miles west Of Plum Creek station.
AN lam W rs titoNu bbui tJE aHu
the engineer. Brooks Bowen, formerly OF
the Rock Island read. together with the
fireman and two brakesmen, were killed
and scalped. The conductor Of the train
escaped during the confusion. The engine
was badly demolished, and the train. coo-
sistng Of freight cars, was plundered and
set OF fire. Merchandise was destroyed to
the value OF $50, 900 to $40, 900. The tele-
graph operator at Plum Creek started out
on hand car with section men, TO repair
the wire, shortly after, but they were SO
hoilv pressed by Indians tina, the operator
narrowly saved himself. The three section
men arr missing aid are supposed to be
Killed The line was put up this morning
and IS in working order to the end of the
road. Plum Greek is about $50 miles wes,
Of Omaha, and q iavorite crossing for Indi
ans. But little damage was done to the
track. Much excitement exists along the
entire line and the Indians are reported to
be menacing several points on the road -
II 10 not known to what band tn Sc Indians
belong, hut they are supposed TO have come
from the North. It's rumored they were
led by white men.
The body Of a man. fearfilly mutll.ted
was found on the Galena Railroad track
west Of Wheaton this morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08
~ n. H. 7alrT0H,.

A TroRNEl & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n and War Claim Agent. Office Davenport ;
block. ID Floor, cor Nam al q Second streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08
MARYLAND.

BMTiNonr, Aug. Mrs JEFF Davis
arrived here to day from Charleston, and
proceeds tomorrow 10 Join her husband in
Canada
Admiral fccethon and Austrian delega
tion, now here To recover Macmillan $
remains, leave TO morrow for Cincin
natl, where they take q steamer for New
Orleans, where an Austrian ship Of war
will take them 10 Mexico.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08

CINCINNATI, Aug. advice from the
interior are very unfsvorable for the grow
ing crops, especially corn, the roots Of which
had been thrown out close to the surface,
owing to the continued wet weather of June
and July, and now when the drowth comes
il dries up at the most critical time
Potatoes will be a bad failure
Weather continues dry and hot
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08
Now York 1arAes.

New York 1arAes.
BY Telegraph. August :
! Cotton Dull. Is
| Flour-lo@2n better for old dull. heavy
for new: ! 10tdli.o0 for extra State 9.2om
| IL 20 for Round Hoop ONO
Wheat -s@5c. better 2s92 70 for new am
Der southern; 2 s5G3 3 for white California
| l.s7 for No 3 Nil
Corn-Le.s active. &c lower. l.l2@l IS 70,
new: .es@l.l2 for u'soand; 8 for new white
! southern.
Oats-Iieavy. s-asi iaf western. 75e7. for
| Damaged.
! Pork Firmer. q r6s-s.slil for mess
Lard Unchangei.
Petroleum NE 3: crude 2gc for refined il
I bond
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08
svucauusti Market.

Cincinnati Market.
Telegraph. Angus, ;.
Flour Steady.
Wheat Steady.
Corn--Duil and nominal. at sfc
Oa,e-Far demand ~ soc, but holders asked
higher prices.
Rye-Scarce and firm, at 100.
whisky rchanget and quiet
Mess Pork-Firmer holders asking higher
prices.
Bulk Meats Firmer
Shoulders lie.
Sides-l3c.
Bacon-ri-m. a, l20 'igl5a
Lard-Dull. al II.
Butter-Dull.
Chaese-Firm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08
TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Aug "A man named Wood.
keeper OF the Navy Yard boarding house.
while attempting TO shoot one Hough, last
night, shot bis wife through the heart He
was arrested and is now in jail.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08
DIR. n. ID. MNl.Ra

I'm nENTIST. ofiioe in Forests Block.
s,sSlss - opposite /. o., corner 81 and Per
- S.s~s*@'a ~ streets. Has had Ia Years
= practice ia this city. HIS the com
tlltc apparatus for manufacturing and administering
nitrous Oxide OF Gas. ~ painless operation IN
trn, ting teeth iani2-iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08
s,,,scn~o 1--we stock Marker.

BY Telegraph. fogot
Hogs. Received to II u. - cars. Market
during the morning quie' .no Normally un
8 30 sor com mon: 6 .-5G6.s5 for fair, eoa1 .eo
Ca,,le-Received up to y NJ. Al cars. The
general features OF the market remain unchsny
ed: receipts have fallen of, though they are still
too heavy for the demand. provers coradnue to
10 ,aSe The chances in Buffalo. ALBANY and New
York 10 The rates ruling here; in the absence Of
sales that would reject the condition Of the
market We give no quotations.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08

- lY@lclAN MD SlRGLUN once, cor
Il "a aud hlids Streets under Strceper A
iaylie's store. ke,idenos On nth ST.. bet Fra
iy AMI MAN octgidu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08
COM N e RC!Al.
Davenport Market Report.

Dursee Per 10 2o@2ac.
Essa.-Per dozen, loo.
Wn.rx BEAss.-Prme navy ei.75fto s20o
HAv.-Per ton. Timothy l5,cc Upland Prai-
rie tlo.0odl2 90.
Green Apples-2 90 per bushel.
OoAlr-By the load, SlGes2c. u yard. lsc, de-
Avered. soc pee bushel.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08
". u. <.gNCEsEI.. ascm.i~t.

XxorsL AND SIGN PAINTERS. GRAIN
III ERS. Paper hangers, Gia4iers. yc She,
orncI Mum AMI fllLh sts. neha3 div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08
DER. q. ~. MINER.
ID E.rTEST

~ Cor Sd and Brady ST.
/fSSxss--1ss opposite Davenport Ma
q. .ss.sssfT 1tional bank
| t,.>~zs a u Having bad expar-
" f~s-s>- ~ fence OF 10 years in the
~< u AA~1 practice Ct Dentistry, !
confident Of giving
perfect satisfaction. If you expect good work
employ experienced practitioners only. ag2aly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08

Ihtd stree. "n door / = II the Davenport
National RINK.
DAVENPORT. IOWA NtfH FACILITIES ~
- -nWss-sei aa.ri o. The experience of n,r, III IL
"eNtA lsaFs. "Is- i"ta,rt alsr cshart 81 patron
NSQtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08
~. Ii. ESaZa.s, ". b..
Physician aHsu surgeon.

'uN>EsTtoN WITH THE CTNEfiNl.
lr ~. stcss f'ertssn ri i t,fne di-ca-t- Of
IT, "t". ~ ear thr A4acl ARA te pel,is orr
Nfr. btt af,-i 50 hfa IS ffs 40 DaoT- >s-1th
oil fr - =tsfalI s. .lstflI ll.tge vA.Iff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08
gbJs. w. y, PR,S.Rx

AFFlCE On THIRD STREET. BETWEEN
~ Brady and Main. where Dr. hdler's Office
used to be. Office hours, to 10 A NJ TO
7. ". Residence, cor. 18th and Brady sits
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SasGs:se * G.a.sr..
Cider. Cider Vinegar.

d ni'e " it," Vinegar, also. Flour Sacks. Grain
~. 'un'teH. Bnrlafs-, Grocets Paper Bass. and
Wing wtne. NJ. 2 itTriow-' Bieeh. Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-08
PELTeN 4 BIRCHILL,
llORS p SIOERS.

Ss"oaR STRAIT 'etrcrn koc.t Island &c Lira.
ntrf do9r t. Dr. Bovhf0n's Suite.
WORK dome IN A sciettfic ma her and warranted
hti't marai tcfuren Shoes used. A GOOD Net,rne,y
surscah connected With our shap Iar-,. ward H.
h-L.l tnr linn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03


Isn.. d. f4ft tI..4 lN|lI|lI Is0f. fhf
ff.uI atfls No house hlll NfhOf tnl
nlsef ~ lhD ih1|sns llll sn 0ne .Ila NJ
vi Gov ltn AL fs fn DE HNtf W. m'i
DC i1iI4nl hi ihf e1fhff ni 'he rfn. With
ln ~ ysi.l. N che haHHf lHNi af wy WIN
nnl Ne ioifson NY hiitf Inlit nml
lF uOfe tsfiHf Ihe inr.H INf % rlff ln ihe
llnn of lotts near w. ani 90 rh'flf ihog
sent br m0iy. The lniitns bud bot dla.
coselc.l llauhy end mysrlf illl We bad
GAINED DE cofhsr of iho lot Niihln epyarls
of iho I've. tl0 wore sumo ~ yards iu ale
sanso q iho uain party n about OBJ
We we're ohoui2O atis-irum The house aud
The SAINT distance from tho Indians, On
discoyerng a. aud seeing ihnt bad . gun
in nly inul ia neyon shooting onrhinel nnl
Tint M llanly had his fik shooter Ia HE
hand they halted immediately We brought
our weapons in present arms, When The Ia
dinus nifcal,d around the opposite edo Of
lho COW PEN where they had driven by ihiir
Wells Mr. Handy aud Sons horses irom The
valley where they were feeding near the
place where they crossed Ella Creek 10 got
10 nay mnohe. aud took the two horses. Z
I Handy aud myself ran into The house and
'N'''"' ~ s',. ,,s 80 al, o,,i tcc, from,
WY wv u'""s ~ ~, ,,aa,, All ,L,,lron
wv Guy" ,s ""e 1911 ' !" ,,e honse 81 VA
49, - WV ,s .'"'I ,,"an tho nunoticel
,e'' ,"' ' nIi'aa n. HI limo ,Ie arm. Nv
1 ~ Wv ,"', ,,,'',, i,a; sro tillod hccome a.
Wv y1"'S "'N' ib All ior, nv rnnchc for
nov Nv, ~ ia aro,,nJ si,bon, doinr ma
'nV I'M 49, o,' H. "re,, dnmac,
~ npy ,'i"h ~ ,a In'iians GrrJ nj cnrh oh.
N'''"n' no' ,N 49, ','n al ,I,,, horo
vi Ivy Nr,' ,,nn ~ tho Lonsc nnJ di1
m'snt y. ~ a. LIN ~, L.I Ga Jeai Mn,
ho' wan ~, ~ ~ - "a i,a', ,hs eonscntrafcd
~ ~ WI" Ill., Ill. IL nar,r hreorc ,hc womcn
n.o VI ii ~ 80 ~, ~ ro,re ~ tLcir
anu vn,'' III NJ 'g S al ne, rc,nrn 10
,nn s ~ S Se MI" onJ scsinIu@ thc
ny no"sv 80 - n IL nassin, harr Iy ,I,e
nv yVp"s - -, L,tiad So o,iycs In
,"'''eH ,sa W. $50 ~, ia arooL "a within
',no ps", ~na t s" nv Lonsc md
IVY w. so 49, ,;mos a, H., honsc tryinr n
- - o,,n "a and ,horcLy nsccrtcin ON,
uram ~ NJ NJ, I o, aJs ~ nnuI,crs aud
s.tvnYsn. ~, mi i, uo bousc and
shInN'"s '"Ss w ~" a..Si u,., ,'iah, Jo,air
. N u , ,aoA Cos ssar ~ u,o II 8 sol1ier,
Wv aIV na,tn. H. as,;lv ro,rooirJ nm ,h,
w.. p III" ,ho pr",os pivnr kbont sun,
Wos' gu, VI ~ ~ 1900, ~ -, ,aI -.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03

BsD- Since the close Of the war, the Unit
cdsiatcs seems TO have revived It's renchan'
for purchasing new territory. A short time
ago the Russian possessions In North Amer
len were purchased at cost Of $1,000, 900
In the past winter Mr.. Fred. Seward went
to some Of the West India Islands, with the
object, II was said, of purchasing one OF
those Islands, as a depot for our ocean
steamers, sc. Last year We think, there was
some talk Of Uncle Sam becoming tho pos
SCISSOR, by purchase, of some Island in the
Mediterranean sea, for a like purpose. And
now We have report from HAVANA that
the Island Of st. Thomas, one Of the West
Indias has been purchased. And another
rumor is anoat that the Alabama claims OF
The U. S. against Great Britain are about
being made the basis Of the purchase of the
British possessions on our northwestern
coast, north of Washington territory. We
rily, our respected uncle is going wholesale
into The territory business. Mexico lies in
willingly open, and will no doubt, soon b'
be gobbled up, rs is indicated by some pro
positions made before meeting Of some U
s. Senators ut Washington lately
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03
TEXAS ITEMS

The lately completed Cumberland Pres
by.crian Church at Waxahachic was dcdi
Gated on the 2lst ulto., Rev. W. G. L. Quate
officiating. The church is very handsome
ornament to the town,
Registration commenced at Waxahachie
on the 22d ulto. the Board consisting OF
two whites and one freedman. On the
first day S3 whites were registered and nc
blacks.
The Texas Counbyman, heretofore pub
lished 1 Belleville, the county scat of Aus
tin county, has removed its cffice of publ
cation to Hampstead, in the same county.
A new paper called the Mail has been
started at Montgomery Texas.
The Sherman Courier says the corn CROP
OF (irnyson county will be the largest gen
eral FIELD ever made, and in all the Red
River counties corn will scarcely be worth
twenty-five cents per bushel. The oats
rye and barly crops are also good, wheat
came nearest being failure, but they will
have some to spare.
The Courier reports considerable i'm
provcment going on in Sherman.
Up TO Friday the 18th ulio. there had
been registered in Sherman, 20 blacks and
lS9 whites Registration had been going
on a week.
The Gonzales Inquirer says two strangers
died in that place recently Of disease
which the Doctors pronounced cholera.
The Sulphur Springs Gazette says thai
arrangements are in progress to procure ths
necessary machinery for q Factory at thai
place, for misunderstanding all Kinds of wooden
goods. II is said the factory viii be in op-
ration ny she 1st ofFcbruary next.
The yellow fever still prevails at Indi'
anoia in an epidemic form, abeda four
hdndrcd cnses had occurred, forty Of whom
had died.
case 81 cholera has Occurred in San
Antonio, cause, says the Herald, dissipation
and 20 muel watermelon.
: Morn IspiAss.- Infofnnijon has reeched
ms ibaf Mr. D5lmhanncs and son ard :.
NezicaD rcrt killed ~ Indians few days
ago six miles Souih Of CastroTille. The Ia
l.;;s--s nrc rcrefftd 70 have been we'll armed
viii lisz-> rites. sa1 dressed n citizens
c'oiline a. Hlraid
"11r WAX Il1rrftL.-tisn KnDr's iraia
vas beng lcs1ed Up yesief1sE end III
7fdhabif siaItfs-laF, via = arms and
nrnmnnr# - which arrived here fef drF4
ae5-if 5. disiirel Tor CHI naius. he rsiI.I
81 crossing ne Rio 0ftndt. ~ be. fr.ir
Itinr pffsIdie 81 Ftffe Ma. rrtrr4
Ffarar e n tftrre4lite train rnl rIIt
M this A. raanili1r si.e1r1 rt t11r-htri
j Hs1l1 rot - alrisshll f1rtIt I11ia1. .
-'.I..- ~ sotrsI 49,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03
Died.


At the residence of A. NJ. Moore, in the
town of Dallas, on Tuesday July 30th, 49,
81, of congestion of the brain, after very
brief illness, little MAGGIE B., daughter
of the late d. B. and EMILY M. THOMAS,
aged years, months and days.
Little MAGGIE is the fourth one Of her
family that has been called from earth since
the 10Th of last December, herself, her
father, mother and baby brother, all have
been called from this TO another existence.
Two only are left-iittle orphans OF tender
years, over whom the hearts Of their par
cnis' friends and relatives now yearn with
double tenderness and solicitude. May
the orphans God protect and keep them.--7s
For little Maggie it were vain to grieve.---
All that the tenderness and solicitudc of
the kind and affectionate relatives among
whom she lived, couldd was done, to stay
the hand of the messenger of death. But
all in vain, my friends; your prayers, and
tears, and nursing, tenderness and untiring
watchings could not stay his hand. The
time had come for her to join her fathers
family, and she has gone. Mourn moi, for
is now with Him who said "Suifer lit
tic children 10 come unto me and forbid
them not, for Of such is the Kingdom Roi
Heaven 9ff
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03
~nRrrED.

At tho residence of the brides father,
near Lancaster, Dallas county Texas, on
Tuesday July Goth, 1867, by Elder MILroN
CARTER, Mr.. JAMES II. ELLIS, and Miss
MARY iE.RAWLINS, all of Dallas county.
Our thanks are due TO the above happy
couple for bountiful supply of brides
cake, accompanying the above. May their
future be all pleasure and prosperity that
they can desire, and no cloud appear to dim
the sunlight of their happiness.
AT tho Duck Cree School House, in this
county, on the 9th July, ult., by Rev. Mr.
YoUEG. Mr. J. NASH and Miss MATTlE
A. FOSTER, all Of this county.
We tender the thanks of tho Herald OF
flee for q piece Of the brides cake, accom-
panying the a owe notice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03

Ba5" Col. ]. II. Lippard, of Navarro Co,
| Supervisor for the 10Th District reached
here on Monday last, and at once appointed
the Board for this county, who commenced
registration on Tuesday morning. The
Board for this county con sists of Jesse A.
Asberry, Sam 5. Jones, and Melvin Wade
(freedman;) Sam Scaton, clerk.
The Board will close its labors here this
afternoon, AID then proceed to Scycnc,
where il will remain until the 9th Of Au-
gust, thence TO Lancaster on the 18th, and
remain until the evening of the 10th. II
will then return to Dallas about the 18th
and hold until further notice probably till
the LIST of October.
Office hours from 10 II A. NJ and from
half past till half past p. NJ
No fees char gcd, and it is 10 be hoped
that every person entitled will go up and
register.
Up to noon to-day Saturday. there were
registered at this place 1913 whites, and 6s
colorcd; so rejected
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03

Bzy" In consequence Of the detention OF
a lot Of paper viii CHI should have reached
us early last week, VIC were compelled to
print part of our edition Of that issue on
half sheets. This shall not occur again,
and would not have occurred now, under
ordinary circumstances Of transportation
The delay in our present issue is due 10
the same cause. Our supply of paper did
uot reach here until Sunday, 18th inst. u
it should have gotten here ten days ago
but sickness detained the wagons Wears
all right now, and don't think VIC shall
be DELAYED again from The same cause.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03

saJ- A squad of 7 U. S. cavalry reached
til place on Sunday last, and are under
the orders of Capt. W. II. Horton, Agent Of
Bureau of r. f, and a. L. A portion Of
them accompanied Capt Horton to Tarrant
county on Tuesday. The Captain returned
yesterday, and, We understand, was rather
.favorably impressed with "thc situation
in that county. 1t was his first visit to
that portion Of his District.
Col. Lippard, and j. X. P. Record ESD,
of this place, made speeches ut Fort Worth
on the lst inst. The latter is represented
to us as thoroughly in favor of reconstruc-
lion, which was kindly received by the peo-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03
The Mckinney Enquirer says:

,v ..., - r.,
w h"ve p..n pe,nn'''ea 70 NIX ,"e iV y.
,oM'ns cS"so's i'o" 'c''er auui.sseu y
argent ~,p'c ., una 'or .nc peh. n. VI Pe:'
sons cnghsea ~ c'l'',e IRVING lug WI
.ers OF 'he .e.'.r a.o SHOWN 70 my Pupn'
,nro"g" our co,"' , "s eo,n,niss,on ,'ic,
enan's AZ reW o,icahs' 10, 'ne saie Oh cat
nc, m'gs m'ep, horses ahu nniies'
me people Oh Nor'hcrh iexas are decci,
yea oy 'he quotations IN ,ne papers ana
'hesc are eeacra,y aoo'' .f'gn,. no" 'nc.
are ,hey derived , answer In Tue guar
Of tue cattle, GU eannot appreciate
'hc super'orry o. the oeevcs sh'pPea al IN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03
rRInuTH OF RnspEcT,

Alta meeting Of Tannehill Lodge, No. 81,
I. & A. NJ, held at the Lodge Room in Dali
las, Texas, on the Sd day Of July, A. ID,
1867, A. L. 1867, called on the occasion OF
the death Of Bro. j. l.. SMITH,
On motion, Bros. W L. Murphy, A. Nj.
Cochran and r. f. Butler were appointed a
committee to draft resolutions suitable to
the occasion, with instructions TO report al
the neat stated meeting
.-- l-f TAxSEHILL LODGE RooM,
Dallas, July q, 1867, A. L. 5s67.
To the ". NJ, Wardens and Brefh<rea
The committee heretofore appointed TO
draft resolutions suitable 10 the occasion Of
the death Of Bro. j. L. Smith, deceased, ask
leave 10 report the following
WHEREAS, Ii has pleased the All-Wise Ru-
Ter Of The Universe, to call our well belov-
CD brother J. l. Smith, from his earth
" labors, 10 participation in those Of
the Celestial Lodge above, where joys I'M
frding await to crown the faithful, there
fore, s
RGolvsd, That in this affecting dispense
ton Of Divine Providence, we are foreibly
reminded that all things earthly are but as
grass, and must fade away and die that
False the light on glory's plume,
As fading haos Of even,
Aud Love and Hope, and neauty sblOom,
Arc blossoms gathered for the tomb,
There's ftothing bright but Heaven
RssDipcd. That in the death Of brother
Smith. oue honorcd Institution has lost one
= Z is most ardent aud jealous admirers,
bis itfcavet family an aHcctionaie hus-
band ani fthcr AMI the community one
Of its most sterling citizens.
Rs,eifed. That we deeply synpaihise
wich Bis bereaTrd family, and offer them
our tcnrtfelf condolencc in this their sad
Affection. and pray them 70 hope that iheir
los nay BE his eternal eain.
R-ritsi That tlis Lodge be drapei in
fasar1 ne. and ihat the mt1itrs Of. this
fcirr VIII reif ~ usual bsir4 q mourn
inr. ~ ne space cf thirty days.
h..1I1t5. Iiaf ihese resolutions be spread
rrrn l1e nit5ies afihe Lodge. aud DE Sec
rsarr furnish copy f5r pubiicati1n in The
Dallas Head. ard transmit copy 10 TIE
f1riIr u ~ dcre1se1
Al ~ rOCHH4N.
IL r. BUTIEFs C5rraf.s
~ T. IbEIHT.
IEIfJ ~ - s1sLLs ttl1lt1-r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-03

BBe Itis well known that wehavc never
made it a business to parade our wants in
these columns, we have, perhaps, been toe
modest in the way of dunning for our own
good But we would very gently remind
some of our friends, hcreabouts, on whom
VIC have waited many months, and in some
instances gears, that it takes cash to carry
on our business. We shall wait a shor
time for them to pay, aud then they need
not wonder if they have costs TO pay, Jus
lice to ourselves and those whom We owe
demands that this course be pursued.