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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

pT""Ttiri,." the Dallas ccrrcspoa
don't Of tho Kaufman Star, has the
following items:
Dallas should be called tho Bell
City, rs we have moro bell music
here than any place l know of
Many of our churches have vtry
fine bells, and you may be glad to
learn that the bell of tho Christian
church over which so much fuss
has boon made in Bro. Lipscomb' S
papc" and the Argus and some 9th
er papers, has at last been elevated
from the ground and properly hung.
1t is certainly the best sounding OF
all the bells, and whether the means
used ut the Fair to get it were fair
or foul, if railing always results 80
we'll, il is not such an i'll wind after
all
Prof Hanna has returned from
his visit TO old friends in Missouri,
and is about opening his school
aS"'h' Iioi. pCaIco 'ciy bthoIp'D
advcrlises his school in your col
umns. l would advise your citizens
haring sons and daughters whom
they wish to receive q city educq-
ton to send them up to Dallas.
! have often wondered that an
effort was not made here to cstab-
llsh grand University, with It's
departments of Law, Medicine, Tho
ology, etc. The place is central for
all Northern Texas, and the talent
and ability exist here in the various
professions, rs l may hereafter dc
monstrate.
Asyct we havc nary word of en-
couragoment from the Central Rail,
road. | understand the kaufman
ties have subscribed or agreed TO
go $500. 900 in the Southern Pacific,
and Smith county has spoken ont
manfally in like manner. | read Of
these proceedings along the line,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23
Texns Almnnne far 1900,

sarcapt. John c, conasr addressed the
people Of Ellis county, al WaEahsehis, on
the i,h Inst. The Argus has the following
notice Of his spseeh'
Mr.. Conner's speech was received
with marked enthusiasm; not, how
ever, above its merit, for, with pro
badly single exception, II was de-
cidcaly tho ablest political speech
wo have heard, in tho State, since
the war.
Waving all objections 10 Mr..
Conner, on the ground Of his being
carpetbaggcr, and now n Captain
in tho regular amy, We think u Is
policy for the protection or the
Texas frontier commcnds itself TO
tho favorable consideration and
support of tlib yoters Of the Second
Congressional District. Mi. C6h-
ncrs fatbrite remark, "ihat were
we left dntrammeled and FREQ TO
send who We pleased to Congress,
we would not send him or either of
tho other candidates in the field"
we heartily endorse. But since, in
his own language, "the fight has
been reduced TO carpotbaggcr and
scallawag CONTEST" wo will, without
hesitation, Of the two evils, take
the least, and send the Captain to
Congress. ~
After Capt. Conner had concluded, Arvin
Wright, Esq, of Ellis county, took the
stand, says the 4rgus, .e ......
"1nqulred If the people had their
arms and fihhitions of war ready,
for, said he; | tell you there will be
another war Whether he meant
that the speech of Conner would
cause war, or whether he intended
to intimidato the people by threat
cning them with another war, in
the event they refused to support
him (Wright) for Congfcss, we are
Unable to say. At all events, the
remark, together with the ineapll-
cablo appearance Of the old man,
operated so powerfully upon the
risiJHities of The audience, that they
literally laughed him out of counte-
nance, out of the stand, and out Of
doors. Shortly after, however, the
comihunity wits convulsed Gin some
way at least,) upon hearing that
our own dear Arrin had threatened
to resign his position as County
Judge. II is to be hoped, however,
ho will reconsider, for it certainly
would make us all very "onhdppy."
Conner was serenadcd at night by
the Mechanics Band, when, appear
ing upon tho porch, he addressed,
very appropriately, Il large crowd
of Wa&hhaclriane; and I'VE are salts
fed the cheers they then gave him
will be proven to havo been sincere,
by a slug vote on the day Of elcc-
tion for Capt. JOHN G. CONNER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

NEGRO ExoDUs.-The recent pro
tractcd drought in Virginia is
thought to have caused the rcmov-
al Of Il tiuthbcr eff negroes from Vir-
ginia. A Riclimotid paper heard of
the departure of small bodies of
them from different portions of the
State for tho Southside country
some of them for Tenhessce. Tho
same paper believes this process
will 60 on until the colored popula-
tion of Virginia shall be no longer
considerable.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23
Assurance.

While such statesmen as Hunter.
Stuart, Baldwin and Daniel, of Vir-
ginia, Sharkey, Freeman, Harris
and Wharton, Of Mississippi, and
such soldiers rs Ice, Early, Mosby,
Withors, Walthall, Featherson and
Forrest, are united on the policy,
carried out successfully in Virginia
and now in progress, with every
prospect Of success, in Mississippi,
four or five little editors of obscure
newspapers in Texas have the assu-
rance to denounco the leading men
of the State for cndeavoring to car
ry out the same policy here. Who
are these editors and what have
they ever done for the country in a
civil or military capacity that they
should set themselves mp against
the master intellccts of tho South
and its bravest defenders? "Shame,
where is thy blush p
TAu,tin Gazetfe
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

luE hkbAH htAhtksaA lhll LAS
SALs-hhish sss 10 s5ias "a en The lei VI
ssTiswlsT, has lssn I.ssirensi uHiil 'h'
ssih u DsssnbsT Hs1i The RssiPsRsRsHi
ga, Haais in sonssqusHss II not hsSiAs
.sli sufisisnl Eustst 81 tickets - iasliiyr
ne s.ls. siiLsai loss 10 the proprietor, III
saAsaAsss positively that ne further dslay
vill % RasiRsIsnsAi vill 10 nAds, A car
IsspsHi.A. " the IOuisillls cssTisT-JsuF'
sal has the fallSiins TsEiaTks on The en-
,sTpTiis. iR q leiisf dated at Evansville,
l find this TO be the home Of the
proprietor aud tho commissioners
of the widely.published land sale,
| did not eco Mr.. MoClain, but |
learned that lao was universally
esteemed aud respected by those
among whom lie has lived all his
hfa. Tho commissioners arc spoken
OF in tho highest terms as honorable,
elevated gentlemeni aud il would
DO inviting knOok,do for any
Ahy stranger 10 intimate, in Hen
derson, n doubt OF their integrity, or
u want Of confidence in the fairness
of their management Of the scheme,
Before returning to this place, |
was told that II would travel on
tho EentuelSy sido Of tho ferry |
woald pass through tho celebrated
farm known Us tho first or capital
prize in the scheme. determined
TO do so, in order TO satisfy myself
of the truthfulnoss of tho statements
! had seen in tho papers and hoard
in Henderson concerning IL. About
five miles from Henderson ! found
myself in the midst Of q forest of
tall corn-fclds on either hand
stretching away-for, though stand
ing on the scat Of tho buggy, tho
eye could reach but q short distance.
| here met, coming out Of what is
called lurn row, man who in
formed mo that this was the McClain
farm, and that ho was the manager.
IIe very kindly showed mo through
,he crop and ground it, and / confess
that l have mover seen n moro mag
nificent prospect. The crop is Of
luxuriant growth as TO stalk, very
heavily cared and very thick, and
| think will yield seventy-tive bush
els to tho acre. Tho manager then
took us 4 forgot to say that | had a
companion) TO see the tobacco crop.
Hero was another splendid prospect
fifty acres, woll worked, largo and
leafy, tho leaves overlapping each
other from row to row, and impos-
sible to pass along the rows with.
out separating them. Twas satisfied
the land had not been ovcrrated, as
/ supposed il had been, aud / am
yet so well satisfied that l shall GER
tainly invest, and try to become n
Kentucky planter on this farm, for
it will yield better per cent. year
by year than city property, bank
stocks or anything l know Of ! did
not 500 tho improvements on the
farm but learned they were good.
The house are situated ON the titef,
aid to have gone by tli6m would
have thrown me ou: Of the way for
nearly milo. J. w. B.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

LOUISVILLE COMMERCIAL CoNvEN-
TIoN.-Thcre wcro to be present at
this Convention, from Texas, Gen.
Barnes, representative of the Inter
national Railroad Company; Col. /.
B. Camp, appointed by the Cover
nor, to represent tho Second Con-
gressional District, and Col. G. G.
Forshey, and Governor +. r. Ldb-
book, who have been appointed on
behalf Of the Chamber of Commerce
of Galveston. ~ yrfa -z
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

Ben. Wado said: "well, why
shouldn't Tho Chinese come hcre
and havo all the rights and privi-
legos? They arc id sight bot
ter than tho Irish |" That is what
Ftrney and all tho rest of the Jaco-
bin leaders say. And they say SO
With comparative reference to the
negro. And yet they are hoping to
build up an Irish wing of their de-
moralizod and badly shattered
party.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

VIRGINIA TAoTIcs.-A suggestion
is made to the Virginia "Legisla-
ture" by tho fredericksburg Her
aid. Il recommends that while
gratifying" the "l5th amendment, -
il should explicitly state the qaid
pro quo. This the Herald thinks
can be effectively done in the shape
of proviso, viz: That the passage
of the ordinance adopting il shall
date, and be Of binding effect, from
the date Of Virginias admission to
representation in Congress, and her
rehabilitation with all the rights,
privileges and immunities Of any
co-equal State in the Federal Union,
including a distinct acknowledg-
ment Of full legislative power in the
present members of the Legislature
from The date Of their assembling,
notwithstanding the "opinion" Of
the Attorney General.
,..r -. 80 IGslreston News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23
The Editorial Meeting AT sren-
From the Mckinney Enquirer !:

FROM ihe Mehliihey inquirer
We sincerely rdsrct that there
should be any difference of opinion
among democrats and conservatives
as TO their duty in the approaching
election. We confess the situation
to be one Of difficulty, and surfohn-
dcd by embarrassment. We imag-
inc that even the most clcar-sighted
among those of our friends who
have advised the adoption Of the
constitution, and the election Of
General Hamilton as Governor,
have not been free from doubt as TO
the prOpriety Of such course.
Now, can we believe that Mr..
Hamilton Stuart, and those who
have presented the lale ticket and
platform are less free from doubt as
to the pr0Priety Of their course?
The trath is our situation is so
anom5icss, and the political future
Of our common country 80 uncer-
tain, that it requires .be profoundest
wision aided 5y the most unselhsh
patriotism, % determine what is
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

Conner, Broughton, Seward and
Cole spoke at Pilot Point last Thurs
day to n large crowd. We are told
that each speaker, except Seward,
ahhounccd at the outset, that it was
his intention To- discuss measures
not Individuals. Seward complain
cd of being i'll and delivered his
speech without dulging in person
alities, when Capt. Hare arose and
branded as false the formers impu-
tation. in Denton, that the latter
supported Conner for considera-
ton. The former began to draw a
pistol when n gentleman walked in
from the street and took it out of
his hand. We are that Hare tnen
made the best speech he ever deliv-
cred in his life. 1t was eloquent,
feeling and touching.
denton Monitor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23


CHURCH SINGING.-A correspond
ent of the Syracuse Journal writes:
"a line of a hymn given out at
praycr-mceting so excited the curl
osity of my littlo girl, that on re-
turning home she repeated 1t, with
o request for an explanation. The
line, as she heard it, was, Mike
Rime, a bird and long has been
At the cost of much time devoted
to researches in an old HYMN book,
and the exercise of a patient inge-
nuity, the satisfactory discovery
was made Of the above translation,
to-wit: My crimes burden long
have bccn. In entering upon this
search 1 bad, to be sure, the advan-
tage accruing from recent solution
of another enigma of hers involving
who is Peteri p Peteri was found
located in the lines-'False to thee
like Peter, would fain like Peter
weep.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

The Tylsr Reporter, lending
democratic conservative journal Of
Eastern Texas, says:
We are not at any time particu-
larry ambitious about editorial con-
veBtioBs. When intended 10 ma
nipulate politics we have no use for
them. That editorial convention at
Brennan sours on eur stomach on
general principles
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23
Mhnl sIsrr MIINnrr.

Tho ry iuv nrsi hs, alNals nHn
luuder ihan lho rFy iu fsai Aw
lhat Il il mono Important bat Is "i
tea harlry tn g,i The iH,i u->i
rnm,s inom souni sia,p ni tau
men or ,Guu'rn, dliirrWi>v ,sluai il,,'
uuc who sleeps llr b u A.il i,a lhr
mDsl mural, h,aIlhY anl oilirirnl,
Slcep will io much a. curr irrila-
hillly olt,mVcr pevYi,hncss, msas
mcss, II will rurc iiiss''.y, u W,ll
rcsturo 10 Visnr gn uEvrW0ghrl
brain, twill buiii az ani nskc
strong a weary hudY, IL will dc
much To cure dyspepsis, particular
ly that variety known as nervous
dY pcpsia, u will r'licvo the Ian
glor anl proslratlnn fcll hy oon-
sumplivcs, IL will cure hypocon-
dria. Il will cure the blucs, twill
cure lho headache, II will curs the
hcaIiache. II will cure neuralgia
II will eur, a broken spirit, Il will
cure sorrow. Indeed, wo might
make . long list at nervous mala-
dies iha, sleep win cure,
The cure vi slice. iness, hoW.vor
is nut 20 easy, particularly In those
who carry grave rcspuI, .h.lit.rs,-
The habit of sleeping well is one
which, ii' broken mp for amy lcns'h
uf time, b, unt easily TH-aIugl, az
ten q severe illness treated Ly HuW
crnu drugs. ,o lcBuges ,hc nervous
sys.cM .ha, sleep is never sweet at.
tor IT, Ur perhaps, long continued
walch.ulucss produces liic sUmo Il
feet or hard study, or to little ca
orcisc Of the muscular system, nr tca
and whisky drinking, and tobacco
using. 10 break up tho habit are
required.
|. 4 clean good bed.
.. Sufficient exercise tu produce
wcarincss, aud plcaSan; occupation.
>, Good mir, not TO warm u room,
/, Freedom from 10 much care,
.. i clean stomach.
q. A clear conscience.
Z. Avoidance Of stimulauls aud
narcotics.
For those who are ovcrworkcd,
hagsard, nervous, who pass sleep.
less nights, we commend the adop.
ton OF such habits us shall secure
sleep, otherwise life will bc short,
and what there is Of il sudly impcr.
feet Herald Of Health.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

The Examiner says that the late
revision Of the lower end of the line
of the Waco Tap Railroad will save
to the company not less than fifteen
thousand dollars. The town of Bro
mond, the next depot above Calvert,
where the Waco road will tap the
Central, is to bosurveyed and laid of
in a few days. Work will COM
mcnce ON the Tap as soon as the
contractor Mr.. Shirley, who is OK
pectod daily, arrives on the ground.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

From what We can learn, the
members Of the Cabinet, as well as
the President, are all off on frolics
and the Government sis running
itself" Taxes 100000 per hour
business dull-labor depressed-but
clam-bakcs and horse races are live
ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

FoR TKxAs.-A Meridian (Miss3
correspondent Of the New Orleans
Times states that, with the small
farmers in that and adjacent coun-
tics, there is a strong Texas fever,
many having cold cut and prepared
TO start. In most instances all find
purchasers among the large number
from the West, who are now seek
ing locations. Settlers, 200, are 60
ing in from the more northern Of
the Southern States.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

"I shall tell how 10 was. 1 put
mine hand on mibe head and there
was Won. pain. Then | put mine
hand on mine body and there was
anoder. There vas very much pains
in all mine body. Then pnt mine
hand in mine pocket and there vas
nothing. SO | jincd NIT de tenn
perance. Now there is no more
pain in mine head, the pain in mine
body vas al gone away, and / put
mine hand in mine pocket, and
there vas tweEty dollars. So staT
nit de temperance
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
A. M. Moore,
General Builder and Undertaken Of all
Kinds OF Buildings,
NNMNs, Ve<Ns.

NN1OULD inform the citizens of Dallas
w. and the surrounding country, that
he is prepared to do all kinds of work in
his line. Will undertake brick and franc
buildings, furnishing brick and all mate
rial, and in fact, everything that is
necessary. flI ,t0 ts
Window Sash and Window Blinds,
Furnished to order at all times, and at
lower prices than have heretofore been had
in this place. lst..
Estimates furnished for any work, and
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

A Maine man has sued the has
basd Of bis daughter for tea, cake
AID candies, cSHssmsd during ths
eOurtlGps
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23
PLANS and ESTIMATES
G. r. MILLER,
Srthitert and Builder,

DALLAS, iEAASs
Id EsPg6TFULLY oher bis services, assisted BY
IN com carpenter add ioiners in the consfruc-
tion of a glasses q buidings from the pioneerf log
,abin oths Modern American N nssfsn and
villa. Architectural Drawfnes, De-
signs, Ptnn., Specifications, Esffnsfes 81
Cesf, ana " tis 81 " aerial msde fE Dwell
tfngs. Basia -. Heu.ts. school Ues~cs-
Churrhr- snd Public Buildfngs. in I'll parts
~ the ccunfry Hnirsigns snd Plans furnished ~
sasfl. ard snfisfnrfian ru.rnnte-d.
. nsrrh ~ lsge-Ss-ir-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23
DALLls CHAPTER, No. u,
ROYAL ARCH MASONS.

Yon are hor,hy summoned TO attend STATED
,on,oraiIon Of Dallas Chapter, No. ~ on honda,
,ysninK, November I, at early candle lighting
By muiand oithe NJ. Il, u, y:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

A bouquet built in New York for
an ctrcss,'represen.s a ship IN full
sail-tife figure-head being like
ness Of the lady done in flowers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23
Masonic Cc1aactery
NT@"T1H.

,.,UE FOLLOWING resolution was passbd at the
/ Stated Copyocation Of Tannnhill Lodge, No. b2,
D. and 4. NJ. February %, A. d. 1858;
Pc,ojrsd, That committee Of one he stfbihted TO
take charge Of tho Masonic Cemeieft, ana permit no
in,ermsn, therein except Of Masohs their immcd'
ate families,
Cemetery and rcc this resolution carried out
By order Of the Lodge; ,. ,,,. w a,
AtiRst: En-. O. BowER. Secretary. lm"ro' o"o'hI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

Seward has the rheumatism. in
SanFraacisco.-l feissraphic dis,
Rather a lad place s'isaye b. {
not half as bad as in tbs lsgs.
TWaxahnehie ArFus
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

\ Pennsylvania girl shot her low
or when she found hfIu dallying
with waiter girl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23
UNDERTAKING.

have q good HEARSE which i furnish
for all funerals when collins are made at
my shop. A. Nj. MoofE.
geYH Shop on North side Of Main Street,
q few doors East Of the Square.
Dallas, June 8, 1869-3S:l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

The Snpremc Conrt Of Moth
Carolina has decided that marriar
between whites and blacks Is ID.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23
LOO f.

RIDGELY ENCAMPMENT, NO. 25,
I.0.0.F.
MEETS on the evening Of lrst Friday OF each
wi month, at the Odd Follows Hall.
is. BALLARD, Q. p.
Attest; J. WAGSgR, Scribe.
pALLAS LODGE, NO. A., Io.o.F.
NIEETs on every Wednesday night at tue Odd
N Fellows Hall. 1T CAREY, n. q.
Attest: J.K. p. RECORD, Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

bay-ft 10 fiSt often that we copy from
other papers articles complimentary to the
HERALD and the influence II hns eyertcd in
tho past, in the prosperity and general inn
provemcnt Of our city, but the following
from the Dallas corfesBUndent, 'Trini,'
Of the Kaufman Star is 50 truthful en- tho
general subject of the Influence Which rsws-
papers exercise, that we SShiiot dcbar our
selves the pleasure Of publishing it;
City OF DALLAS, !
Sept. 10, 1869.
To the Editor of the Kaufman SIR:
am glad to note the improve
mcnt in the county paper of Kauf-
man, pleased to see that you mani
fest such interest in the To-
cal matters of your county. Who
cait toll how much the people of
Dallas county are indebted to its
stcadfast friend tho HERALD for
their advancement? Tho truth is,
that without the HERALD, Dallas
would be as tho world without %
Sun, or as Kaufman without a Star!
Why did this county take tho lead
in Northern Texas and why has this
cite become the only live city in this
portion of tho State3 Simply be-
cause Latimcrand SwindelIs through
their press, directed public attention
to Dallas and made all the outside
world to know the value of Dallas
lands, tho fertility of the soil and
tho many and great advantages as q
homo offered Ey Dallas county. 70
the publishers of the 1fERALD and
those who have welded the gray
goose quill for its columns, more
than all others put together are we
indebted for our advancement and
prosperity in Dallas county. 1t is
certain, that like results will follow
your management of the Star for
Kaufman, if its citizens only have
the public spirit, the patriotism and
the good sense to give you liberal
stPR5rt and help build UP the press.
Tli6te is no estimating tito amount
of good the Star is doing for Kauf-
man county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

There are ten Gsvoree suits pend
ing in the CRcuit Ccart at St. go-
seph, No.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23
A s,er, nom Ned -I,rae., -

A friend sonis ne lho toilt iNs
story from "Sed brace, the famous
humorist Of 'GsoTgia Scenes We
do not remember Ia have hesrl IL
before, and 10 not think il has ever
been iu print;
Nr, RaeBh, IN hiseHeld, ., c the
hero OF tho GsoFghl "S'enes," uR-
dtN the name Of Ned Riate," WAS
once e0urtihg a lady either in GeOr-
gia az Car0lina. She had refused
him frequently, aud he as uflen re-
peated HE still, Al 6he interview
she became exceedingly annoyed at
his Importantly and told him that
she could not marry him. that their
tastes, opinions, likes and dislikes
were totally different In fact
she said, "Mr, Bacon, | don't think
there is ono subject on earth upon
which we agree"
IL assure you, Madam that y0n
AFRO mistaken, aud can prove il, '
"lf YOU will mention one thing
Gboat which We agree, | will marry
you"
"Well," said Mr.. Bacon, 81 will
do IL, Suppose now, you aud !
were trayeling togGihor we arrive
at night at a hotel, ahll there are
only two beds vacant; in one there
Is man and in the other n woman;
which bed would you sclct to sleep
in?
She Eeos6 Indignantly aud 10,
Piled, "Witl! tho woman, Of course,
SIR"
80 would l." earnestly replied
Mr. Bacon.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

,ANNEHILL LUD6E, No. %, 70 Ne MS
Meets on the last Saturday Of each month, o, the
Masonic HAIL. H. NJ ooo"pho' W.
ED. q. BowrR, seo'y.
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RockPort, Massachusetts, lost p
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Odd Fellows Cemetery

fI>UE FOLLOWING resolutions was adopted al
tho regular mcoting of Dallas Lodge, No. Al,
to!O.F., August 4, 1869.
R.soired, That committee Of one he appointed
To tako charge Of tho Odd Fellows Cemetery ana
hermit no ntcrn,ent therein except Odd Fellows or
their irIihe iate families.
Bro. Il. W. Hunt is appointed to take charge o
the Cemetery, and see that this resolution is On
forced:
"' ''''' - J.T.cAREY, Il. d.
Attest: J.K. p. RrcoRD, Secretary.
Dallas, August Z, 1869 -47tf