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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

fathers leit With the ps0ple u th0
States, and 10 swallow them up In =
centralized or general government
Ii Nebraska has = question which
is leeal 10 Nebraska, Why sh0aid
the men Of Indiana assume the
right 10 settle ilg Why not leave
il 10 the men Of Nebraska, il i ia
lerests you, and yOa alOhe' Why
not allow you 10 regulate u "a aud
according 10 your own doeirlhe'
As a man OF Indiana | would
claim the right 10 control as QUO oI
the citizens of that State, But, fel'
lsw-eilizehs il is so much better 10
leave il 10 each locality, 10 decide
all local questions, and TO have the
General Government 10 regulate
those questions that properly and
legitimalely belong TO them,
All, gentlemen, in franee-lhal
land OF beauty, Of plenty, Of pros
perity-lhs land where the valleys
are green with tho growing har'
vests, aud the hillsides rich with tho
clustering yins-in France where
men ought to be happy aud pros
perous-Franee Is but Paris. Tho
provinces are not known. The men
out in the provinces have no infn'
enee. Their power is not felt
Paris is France, and when sou es,
tablish the doctrine Of a centralized
power, then Nebraska is not known,
and tho men Of Nebraska are not
known, but Washington will DO the
United States. As II was in the
days of ancient Rome, when civil
lied Rome had grown over all tho
lands, where Gaul was governed,
but sho had no power. The pro-
vinces upon the Danube were gov
erned but they had no power.
4 4 ~ y + Il
So il will come TO us. When il
shall be-that Washington shall DO.
come tho Rome, the Nebraska and
Indiana will become the Gaul, and
the provinces upon the Danube and
the Judea, to obey tho central law
and to have no government for.
themselves. This is not what we
want, gentlemen. We want firm
government. A government strong
enough to maintain the power of
the people Of the United States
ogainst all powers of the world
but ut the same time we want free
and independent States to regulate
the domestic rights and institutions
of the people. That is the kind of
government that has given 80 much
prosperity for so many years. He
who asks q new form Of government
enters upon an explored field, but
field that has been occupied by
despots from the earliest to the
present timo.
Gentlemen, the question is, will
we stand by the doctrines of the
fathers who distributed the powers
of government. 1t does not bring
so splendid a government. l do
not care for this sort of paradise
which in Europe makes the people
fear and tremble in the presence of
power. l prefer that sort Of gov
ernment that carries safety, secu-
rity, prosperity and happiness to
the home and hearthstone of every
freeman in the country. Who have
done wrong must answer to their
countrymen and to history for what
they have done-what good they
have accomplished and what evil
they have brought upon their coun-
trV
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CERTIFICATES.
rnon A nrrInrp nANKER (kenOl.
SHRIMP Hollow, April lst.

A. HrAD-Dear Sir: Your justly
celebrated "Amphibious Annihila'
tor of Belgium, for sale by all re.
spectacle veterinary doctors and
druggcrs, is going fast here. ]
have sold several cases, and il cured
all the cases who took it. One
man who had gone on crutches for
years, took one dose Of your modi-
cine, and was yesterday able to be
out without his crutches-out of tho
world. Other instances Of tho same
sort might be reduced to writing.
BoRGIA ID. RAGoN.
P. S.-You ought to have your
medicine on tho fences. BD.R.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
A. M. Moore,
General Builder and Undertaken OF al
Kinds Of Buildings,
DN\Ans, Ve<os.

VHIOULD 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 frame
buildings, furnishing brick and all mate
rial, and in fact, everything that is
necessary.
Window Sash and Window Blinds,
Furnished to order at all times, and at
lower prices than have heretofore been had
in this place.
Estimates furnished for any work, and
contracts made at best prices.
UNDERTAKING.
have good HEARSE which furnish
for all funerals when coffins are made at
my shop. A. M. MoohE.
pO- Shop on North side of Main Street,
q few doors East of the Square.
Dallas, June s, 1S60-88l
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Odd Fellows Cemetery
NOTICE..

yr,UE FOLLOWING resolutions was adopted AT
the regular meeting Of Dallas Lodge, No. H.
I0.O.F., August 4, 1863. ,..,
ResoIred, That committee Of ono DO appointed
10 take charge of the Odd Fellows Ceme.ery, anu
permit no interment therein except Odd FELLOWS or
their mme iiate families. =,
Bro. Il. W. Hunt Is appointed to take charge oi
the Cemetery, and SEQ that this resolution 10 en-
forced.
~ Ut. CAREY, N. G.
Attest: j. X. p. RECORD, Secretary.
Dalla,, August 7, 1869 -47:f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

A NEW SrATE.-A letter received
at Washington on the 9th, from
Arkansas, says that a movement is
on foot there to cut off two tiers of
counties in the western part of the
State and Join them to the Choctaw
and Cherokee nations for the pur-
pose of forming a new State organ
ization. The plan . TO be submit
ted TO Congress at the coming scs-
sion.
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1t will be seen that my CORES
pondcnts make some errors in re.
gard TO the proper namo Of my
great medicine which is "Amphibu-
Gus Annihiiator Of Christendom,"
and is of purely vegetable charac-
ter, being composed of corrosive
sublimatc, oregon of iron, chloride
of lime, sulphate of zinc and 1died
of potash, all distilled in copper and
preserved in the cans.
l have published tract on the
Uses and Abuses Of Consumption,
illustrated with steal engraving,
showing algebraical formation of
the diametrical index and conglom-
Grated connections of the abomina-
BILE thorax; also, explaining the
ne plus ultra of the sac transit gloria
mundi in it's convolutions fornenst
the mucous diagram. Price 10 cts.
Consumption as q whole, cannot
be properly handled in this one iso-
lated treatise. But l trust | have
herein proved that consumption, as
whole, may be treated SO as to
either speedily remove the disease
from the patient, or The patient
from the disease. A. HEAD.
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HEARTH AND HoNE.-That prince
OF hrcside journals, the Hearth and
Home, continues to visit our sane
tum regularly. The last numbor
contains an excellent engraving Of
Dexter, King of the Trotters, =
Terry has them
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Poor, or the Superintendent Of the
Insane Asylum,
As | dream and cough and cough
and dream, melhihks ! hear = sleh-
lOrian voice sing in my ears, "1sl
thee 10 a brewery,-go' hat !
have no yelOeipede,
As the National Medical ConVeh'
liOn is about 10 meet ia New Or
leans, | submit il 10 that big body
il il is necessary or incumbent on
a see0nd-elass eonsumpliVe 10 take
moro than half Of the above RENE,
diesg contend nO,sir-eei and !
have combined about half Of the
cheapest Of EN- into one medicine,
which medicine is put into one bot
tie, aud sold at the ruinOusly low
rate 90 my palients) Of S. per bot
tie, large size; two bottles taken
eenlripelally, and ono centrifugal
~ will cure asthma, bronchitis,
co nsumptOn, phlhisio, eorns, assa'
fedlida, small pox, rheumatism, dc
lirium tremens, cholera, neuralgia
piles, perhapsus u or ], nnbeliei'
circumcision, glanders, founder
loekjaw and diarrhea.
CERTIFICATES.
PROM A RETIRED BANKER (keno)'
DR.. Head-Your great remedy,
tho Ambiguous Annihilator oi
Christendom, is unsurpassed in its
effects. / smelt Of the cork OF the
bottle containing ii, and immedi'
ately tho hair commenced growing
on the top OF my head, which had
been bald for years, and ] have now
n luxuriant crop OF hair, so the
boys can no longer say ! am bare
footed on top OF my head. l be-
lieve IL is not cure but q prcventa'
tive Of consumption.
AMER BAdATETLE.
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We learn from the New Orleans
papers of the 3lst ulto., that Capt.
J. ID. Bell, who was shot a few days
since by Col. Noel, died on the
night of the 30th ut.
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masonic Co1aotory

Masonic Cemetery
NOTICE.
,r,Uy FOLLOWING resolution was passed a. ,h ,n
STATED Conyocation Of Tannehlll Lodge, NO. Q.
n and A. M, February 20, A. d. lsosi 4.
Res0lred That COMMITTEES m oi one w n.r,nit N,
inisrment therein except Of Masons or their immed
ate families. .,,.,u. o,,h,
MO A. NJ. Moore Is appointed to take ehatse OH
Cemetery and sec this resolution carried out
by order ofthe Lodge ooo,prs VI NJ
Attest. Ed q. BowER. Secretary lmaro, o''Sn''
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G. r. MILLER,
aaa 8nilatf,

% EsPECTFULLY offers his services, assisted by
III eomdstent carpeners and joinsrs In the construc-
ofatl classes Of buildings, from the pioneers log
IN TO the Modern American msnsie. and
fla. ArchtteeturaI Drawings, De-
lnr. Plans. Specifications, Esftn n &c Of
f-t. and N lie sf Material made for Dwell
: Ings. Busin e- Heu.es, school Houses,
q f.nrche. and Public BuiIdinEs, IN all paris
-cOunfry. -EnDssigus and Plans furnished hy
ara safisfsriinn gnnrnIfeed
.rch %, 1soo-zsiy.
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A HIST.-To all persons who use
kerosene lamps we would mention
that if the vicks are soaked in
strong vinegar for strong twenty
four hours, and thoroughly dried
before being used, all smoke will be
avoided, the wicks will lasttvice as
long, and increased brilliancy win
be obtained.
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,LyNEHILL LODGE, No. 50, y. 4 A. NJ,
~. on m. last Saturday Of each month, AZ the
Nasonle Hall. H. H. eoon"A'' We
Ep. q. BOwER, seoy'
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PLANS and ESTIMATES

For all kinds of buildings. Particular at
tention paid TO making COnins at re-
duced prices.
BS- Shop on SIN Street. near Morton's
residence, North part Of town.
A. W. MORTON,
C. C. JENNINGS.
Dallas, June 26, ls69-4l:6m
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aaFEs 90 ADNkRftststs'
- lu.IIAlI

RATS 90 AnthhhhssNes
- ..s, tsssssss,
Oss ssasTs, lsas iarh Il sF@ss,l u ~ ~ shs ~
.rsfs asats 81 ussh aasiiisAel tnasiiisA,
1l.Tas a. sKponaias eAs ssssTe ~ issass AsssA'
-. a. 80 laaaiks slsi t.E thfes AsAtAe, ss-
- AS tisas less tssA ihTos IAssihs, iss "taia'
.sasrs TAlss siii b. rhTtsra ..
rsafsT anHsaasins nsnaitats ~ - siats =
ni,lTitt sfaas, sls; a. q ossaig snesl y ~ -
fIssissi shas, IS payssls iHs.fssii sA'A 'A'
saaa0ua-snt IL IAAAa
ss-Jon Wonh % all kisassssss'sa
.,ith as ataess asd stspstsh'
AdEHT5-
a...F. A. a NaAkteN A Cs-a Ne,s NsnMee
stT,,t Ne. oTls4ns, Ls,s sTs ths eAtt .
,s,si. 10 hat u, 81 ssisiA sHi issllssa sss.s''f
-, 80 sassTtiss nsHts fsI the Dale, nsislas
P.rTlssIlA A rs, y Para hes, Nss iIhNl
AZ atTs.sDssN, ~, BaUAsg siTesi' sss iHA'
M t'rsstNs, noustsh, Ir1As
S.ei. q q. PAHsE fsIl NeIlh, .,,,,-,-
Rf HAsGIss, Esa,, wsNshsshiss hnls s~seh,i ~
IN. IsSsI, Esa,, MsaihsTtsTa' fs'As' ee-Ap'
IN. nsSIEl. sads ,NEsrtr', fss''' hss'sa
Ts1as, .. ass. a,KinH.y
Texas. .r... 80.
ST, stlSrnkJ, ", JaHssas, k.stAAa, I.,.,
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MASONIC.

DALLAS C0MMANDERY No. .,
KNIGHTS TRMPLAh,
yVrS !, ths Masonic Hall, in Dallas, foE th
MI SssT lsU9, at The iollosihg dates
Tuesday hishi, June -, ls,s,
Tussdsy nisht, August ~, ls"s:
sir Kt JOnS q, MCCOY, u O.
Sir NJ. Wa. l.. MrHFEI, hseoFdsf
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DALLAS CHAPTER, No. ~,
ROYAL ARCH MASONS.

Won are hereby summoned TO attend stated
Sen,oe.iion of Dallas Chapter, 70, ". on honaSS
evening, June -, at early candle hgh"hs'
Nv eommAnd oithe ~. u, ", y. .--..
'' W l., MURPHY, Secretary.
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DALLAS LODGE, NO. A, Io.o.F.
~.rETs on every Wednesday night at the Odd
Nj FsiIow's Hall, J.T. CAREY, N. @.
Attest: J. X. p. RECORD, Secretary.
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KENoY1LLE. April 1st.

Door. HEAD-Your "Ambituous
Amalgamator of Christendom" is
wonderfully effective. 1t cured q
snake bite on a niger, a bunion on
white man, and whole family
who had one leg shorter than the
other. Away with all worthless
compounds say I, and make room
for the "Amalgamator"
A. L. JAR.
P. S.-Send another "V" for an
other certificate. A. l.. j.
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Texas Almanac for 1903,

And EnigraHis Guids 10 Texas, for sale
AI the llEKALB once,
ALSO
The Texas AlmAnSe for 1851 ahd for
Isds, both Of whieh eoAtaiH great deal of
valuable information iA regard 10 rssas-
Will be sold at reduced prices,
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Brick. Concrete and Frame Buildings,
MORTON q JENNINGS,
4 Carpenters and Builders,
Dallas. Texas,

ID ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens
III of Dallas and surrounding country,
that they are prepared to do all kinds Of
work in their line, and will furnish
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LOO f.
RIDGELY ENCAMPMENT, NO. %,
I,O.0.F,

&rErTs on tho evening OF first Friday OF each
nj month, at the odd Fellows Hail.
is. BALLARD, O. i.
Attest: ]. WAGNER, Scribe.
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TGniiy river j. RISING.
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I have tried all these. and where
an y Ask the OTerseeT Of The
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The-o we're no yimpsOn weeds
in the Dallas Herald last week.
TNa-asofs Table.
Rvs ~ plenty il our strseis. ne
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-11

A ooRREspoNDxNT Of the Chicago
Ro.s, writing from Minnesota, says the
immigration to this State is this year
unpreoedsntly largo. From tho best
sources Of information It Is believed II
will reach from $4,000 to 100000 du'
ring 1869; and tho present population
Of the State cannot be much, if any
short of475, 900.
A MAN namedGeo. W. Ripley is sus.
pected Of having made away with q
son Of Mrs. Hays, Of Rochester, and
also with having sold her team and
wagon, seithe1 the boy nor team have
returned With Ripley from trip into
the country togesthsr. Ripley aud hit
family have leh for parts unknown
TaE St. Charles Herald Gays
" What little corn there was on 'Th<
Cobb vss edsctually shelled of on
Tuesday. and has assumed = liquid
state. We shall receive it again, BY
and by. in the shepe Of revevae o.
Democatic whisky.
A PARIS letter .aya that senato'
Ramsey, after = short visit to Epgland
WAS to leave on the Steamship West
phalia On the 30th pt., for home
The correspondent s:ates that he ha'
failed >esecure tho reduction of posta
rates asked for BY OUT. government
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whole county, giving no section tn.
precedence.

whole county, giving no section tho
precedence.
The election here was sharply contest
I'd, but tho people having made up their
minds to throw of Ito yoke Of oppres-
sion, and make break in the ranks of
the court house clique, which has lived
nearly ever since its organization on
the hard earnings Of the people Of
this county; and still they keep up the
cry g;rc GIVE! BY voting the regular
Republican ticket resulted in its coming
out ahead with a handsome majority.
The whole number Of votes cast was
one hundred and one.
Republican State ticket, 81; Demo-
cratic State ticket, 20.
Senator-Lord, Rep, 20; Coass,
Ind, 30.
Representatives Teller, Repub., 81;
Brown, Rep ab., 86j Cameron, Dem, Is;
Pearoe, Dem, 80. -
Trcasurer-Irgins, Repab., &C; Wye.
ko6, Dem 33. - Il,
Court Commisaioner-Wheeler, Rep.
65 ; Clark, Dem, 81.
Clerk Of Dist. Court-Atherton. Rep
81 !; Paddock, Dem, 3; and the little,
insignificant tool Of the court house
ring Sherwood, VII. went into tho con
veatioa, and got f.irl, dessa4ed, sue
oecded il stealing 33 votes. No tru.
republican sither voted or worked fo'
him; but sama ef the old ringi
allies were willing TO forsake principles
the Republican party, and vote for thi
(alms-seeEins boltsr for clerk Of .:th.
court and . democrat for the Office o
[eo.oty treasurer and representative
Ne will not stop to individualize VIII
ithese individuals Al were, but suffice
it to say that one Of them was = gray
(sore-headeA defauct, old fossile, politi
clan, who was trottad out last iall as a,
iadependant candidate, after having
been defeated in the convention. ant
one poor fellow that was blown acros
the briny deep, aud picked up by .thi
Eelique, who sill hold him, and keel
him 10 run on small srrands, sit o.
jury's At every term Of court, and t
counsel the j Adge a. to the best .metho
Of disposing Of Mower county crin'
inals. w. 4. CARY.
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Aiaaeo0to Ho~os


The St. Anthony Democrat s.ys the
saw-milh Of St. Anthony, which were
shut down for = time in consequence Of
the freshet : few weeks ago, have al
resumed work. Tho other mills on
Hennepin Island are also in full opera
t.ion, excepting one, tho Summit Min,
ara that is tepmorsrily closed. on ae-
count Of the falling away Of tho surface
ground in front. Until the aow Of
water through,the tunnel is stopped it
will be impossible for teams to get up
to the doors Of the mill. The saw-mills
in Minneapolis will also soon be able IA
start again.
L. B. HoDGEs, Of Oronoco, Mime
sota, has sent to Governor. Marshall, a
small sack Of wheat Of . variety worthy
the attention four. farmera: Hatezms
it tha " Eztra EARLY 2:40. Sherman
Wheat It'ripcns ten 10 fifteen days
earlier than the Fife, Club and. other
varieties, and weighs 63 pounds ia. The
bus!,el. The yield, he says. $50 bu-
shells to the acre, and one bushel will
turu out ii pounds Of extr. super6ne
-four. 1t does not shell out in harvest
ing, and seems to bo more free from
rust, blight, &C., than other varieties.
The signs indicate that the Hastings
T. Dacota railroad will Pc extended as
far as Redwood Falls before many years.
Major Cullen who can smell specula-
ton as far as any :other man. even when
there is no Indian steel in it, has re-
Gently visited tho region named and
made purchase of real estate.
T:lE.sale of school lands 80 far this
year has increased the school fund over
100000, mailing the school ifund:over
100000. The sale of;Agricultuseal
college lands has increased the Universi
ty fund over SD, 900, making totai
University fund over $J05 600.
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4 NottSoCee Creeabsekak

4 NettScEe9 CreeoSae6.k
Texts Of Scripture have often been
inscribed upon coins. One Of the
most remarkable IL on > copper coin
issued BY the p.pal government, on
which are the words, Vsevob's d'v.t''
1u.-s. Woe to yoa who are rich =
When the greenbacks were first issued
BY the United States, Nr. Chase, then
Secretary Of the Treasury, consulted,
among othe.s,, the president Of one Of
the Philadelphia banks in regard to
placing smoo motto upon them, such,
for example, As has since been im
pressed upon the five cent pieces" II
God we trust" After mentioning sew
eral. scripturaf texts that had occurred
to him, the Secretary asked our bank
er's opinion. "Perhaps," was the re
ply" the most appropriate would be
"Silver and gold have I none; bu'
such a. I have give I theer The pro
ject was abandoned.
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Peoples ticket which has two Demo-
cratic Representatives with success in
Fillmore county. If this should prove
otherwise tho 14th Dntrict would have
four instead Of two Republican Repre-
sentatives. On the contrary it is quite
likely the Democrats may elect two
Representatives in the Eleventh Dis
trict, where va have given all to the
Republicans, and one in the Nineteenth,
thus making no change in the political
character of tho Legislature. We be-
lieve the final result will, if it makes
any change at all, increase tho nur'be'
Of Democrats in the Legislature about
tho figures We have given.
The Senators from the odd numbered
Districts hold for two years, aud will
take part in the next U. 8. Senatorial
election. Those chosen this fall in the
even numbered districts, are simply Il
gil vacancies occasioned by death and
resignation, and hold only for one year
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, Gar Next I-eGlclotuH0.

Accordins=to the returns received
the St. Paul Dispatch, figures our next
Legislature as follcxs: 8.
Senate, IA Republicans, 8 Democrats
Honse. 80 Republicans, H. Democrats
Republican maj?rity on joint ballot 49,
last year the legislature stood, Ssn-
ato ::16 Republicans; 6 Democrats.
House 3s Republicans; 8 Democrats.
Republican majoity; on joint ballot 80
Later returns may make some changes
in the lit given but thu political com
plexion will vary: but little if any
The Fourth, Eleventh, Fourteenth and
Nineteenth, arc the Distriets where the
result is not absolutely determined.
The Nineteenth is tho only one
where there can bo any questiom,on the
Senator; In the Fourth District the
Republicans may elocttone Representa-
tive where We have set down two Dem.
ocrsts. We have also credited the
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tpwtrEn .Transftipt
AUSTIN, MIMI. NOVEMBER II, 1869.
TAoa6ngavan4 ProeIAo~esoe.
STATE or MINNESOTA,
't:1 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

10001no4aVl01 proeAo"s>
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
't.r EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
i s.. Paul, Mimi, Oct. rs, 1869.
The President Of the United States,
having proclaimed = National Thanks
giving on tho 18th day Of November
next, and it being my duty BY Statute
ITO set apart ono day in each year - =
day Of solemn and public Thanksgiving
70 Almighty God for his blessings to
W - State" ... :.,.
lido hereby appoint THURSDAY, the
said 18th of November next, as a day
Of Public Thanksgiving in this State.
I recommend to all the people the
observance Of the day, in accordance
with the good custom Of our fathers,
and - becomes = christian people
Devout]y acknowledges the goodness
Of God, let u enter into His gates
With Thanksgiving, and into .Hs courts
with Prise; b thankful unto Him.
and bless His name "ssa'$~ ''.-' ,'.i
Given under my hand and The
T.. 81 Great Seal Of the State, 1t 81
Paul, the day and year 6rs'
above named. 5aast~ '.-s';
s..' M WV n MARSHALL H.
By The Governor ....
II. G. Rooms, Secretary Of State,