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Go East via 81. outs,

Nav that Texas has nireei rail- pnnmnnl-
cation with lhg Whole county travellers
should remember tliai lhn pioneer lines NJ
the West afi0rd the host aud only routes
through lhe Indian Nation ~ ~ l.0uls ana
all principal cities Ia lhr Northern Eastern
and Middle States, Passengers nom Calves
ton, Houston, Austin, Waco, hrypni Dallas
Marshall, Jefferson Rnd all other cities ana
l0wnsOn tho lipuslOngnd Texas railway ana
10 connecting rail and Stage finest offered
the choice OflwO all rail muleh "a ~ Louis
AZ peulsOn, Texas, connection il made with
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway, and
NJ Vinila, In the Nation, q Junction N formed
with the Atlantic and Pacific railroad hY
which all passengers arc carried through
Southwest Missouri direct 20 49, Louis wlll'
out change 0f cars, Or, H. The pahsengrrRo
desires, hp eau, WHEN purchasing hla through
ticket arrange "a continue his Journey
through Vinita 10 ~, Louis, hy way NJ heda'
liza and tho Missouri Pacific railroad, Both
NJ these roads being under one management
equal facilities arc offered IN the matter Of
palallal sleeping cars, elegant day coaches,
quick time ana superior accommodations 0i
every lund, The Trains Of these companies
arrive H. ~, Louis In ample time "a make
connection with all roads leading out Of tile
city, Particular information with maps,
limo tables etc., can bo had ~ the various
Through Ticket offices IN Texas, or by nd'
dressing John Howard, ToXnh Passenger
ngcnl, Houston, Texas, or u, A, Ford, General
Passenger Agent, IT. Louis. Mo. lDwlt
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Mr. John A, Stevens began another
engagement for six nights last night
At Fields theatre, appearing ~ "llob-
ert l.eesonn IN the new American
drama, entitled "liobert Of Woodlelgh, "
founded on incidents connected with
the late war The play IL well written
and abounds with pathos aud incl
dent The story Is most thrilling and
highly dramatic IN lts action, Mr.,
Stevens played with his accustomed
spirit aud feeling, aud gayea admra'
ble representation Of brave and
reckless confederate colonel suffering
from remorse aud bllghted happiness,
We win not give the plot Of The play
aud thus mar the pleasure OF those
who have not seen II, but viii merely
say that the sight Of That glorious old
grey Iackel, made memorable by 80
many lmperlshable foNls Of yalor, STIR
red many n veterans heart strangely
last night
The cast was u fair one aud the play
was M well put on thoslageo s the linz
tied facilities of the thealer would per-
nit,
by all means let us have II repetition
Of Robert Of Woodlcgh,
Miss CNrlottn made IN irresistible
"Amy Winthrop, mud looked M pretty
IN n picture IN more than one scene,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLAS.

Mayor-W. l.. Cabell.
Engnccr-Wllli am NJ. Johnson.
AtlOrney-Wllliam NJ, Edwards.
Tre0surer-Robert ii, West,
Assessor and Collector-Thomas j. Keeton
Murshul-Junins Peak,
Deputy Muishal--John II. Ryan.
Pollcemon-J. W. spencer, A. w. Mixson
Il. NJ. Russell, q, d. Blood, Samuel Crabb, II,
Ill. u. Nichols W. Il. Morton, j. IL. Elder, j.
i. Hamel, $. A. Stewart, stephen Hudson,
Frank Tuston.
Health Onlcer--Dr. NJ. A. Cornelius.
Aldermen--l'rst ward; II. II. BurlIes, James
A. Leonard, Henry Ervay Second ward: Il,
ward; A. II. llenslcy, John Owens, James G.
Mcconnell. Fourth ward; IL. b. Mcconnell,
W, &. Young,
The Offices of the various city officers are
ut the city market house. The board of AL
dermep meet In regular session at the coun-
oil room over the market, every Tuesday
night.
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TIfE Walls.
Arrival aud Departure Of Malls NJ DallnS 70,
Olllrp.

Arrival aud Departure 0f Malls NJ DAllns Post
Oillre.
Northern mail arrives daily Ut $3.50 mi
departs ~ hi.D n ~,
Southern mail arrives NJ si2O N; departs
NJ IliO II IN,
TexNs aud Pacific mail arrives NJ 800 mi
departs ~ 900 y ~,
Fort Worth, Wcntherford aud JaolSsboro
mail arrives except MondNyH) ~ y m; de-.
parts Except SundnyH) NJ 7 u N,
Denton aud Wise County, Lewlayillt aud
Tnuity Mills mail arrives Monday, Wodnos.
day and Friday ~ u y mi departs Tuesday,
Thursday aud Saturday NJ n IN,
Cleburnc, Hood County, Cedar llill, Mans
nold and Alyarndo mail departs Monday and
Thursday NJ am, arrives Wednesday and
Saturday NJ Up m,
WNxnhachic mail arrives Monday, We'd
nesdny ana Friday ~ Bp.m.; departs Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday NJ ~ am,
Scyone, Hnught's Store and Union llll-
mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Snturl
day NJ u M; departs Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday NJ | pm.
william Jones' Postmaster; $. y, Jones,
Assistant Postmaster; owen Gerry, Chief
Clerk; w, u. Adams, Mailing Clerk; Harry
Nelhl, Delivery Clerk ID. a. Brown, Box Dis
tributing CLERK.
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The Board of Trade

The board Of directors of the Board
of Trade held their regular monthly
meeting, last night, at the rooms OF
the board over Messrs. Schneider &
Davis, corner of Elm and Lamar.
Mr.. G. NJ. Wheat, president, called the
meeting to ORDER u quorum being
present. Mr.. ID. e. Grove was elected
member of the board of directors,
vice MIR. w. G. Randall, who declined
becoming member of the Board of
Trade.
Mr.. b. p. Jet was elected member
of the board of arbitration, vice j. III.
Bryan, who declined to become a
member of the Board of Trade.
Mr.. A. Mex. Lea was elected a men,
Der of the committee on classification
and quotation vice ]. II. Bryan.
1t was decided that Mr. John Teni-
son be requested to remain member
ofthe committee on appeals.
The 70 lowing members were APP
pointed special committee on menu
bership. Thomas Field, ID. Il. Grove,
G. b. Stephenson, j. T.. Scott and L.
w. Day iOi,
Upon motion of Mr.. A. Davis,
committee of two and the president
was appointed to authorize the prepa
ration of a description of Dallas county
and northern Texas for circulation in
the other southern states. Commit
mittee--B. +. Luce, Thomas Field and
Q. M. Wheat.
The bond of j. l.. Leonard, as treas
urer, and L. w. Baylor, as secretary,
was received, submitted aud accepted.
A committee OF three, consisting of
Major r. Y. Tompkins, b. L. Luce and
Thomas Field, were appointed to wait
on Colonel ID. Nj. Shannon and request
that gentlemen to deliver an address
before the board of trade and the BUSH
ness men Of Dallas.
Upon motion, the board of trade I'D.
iourned.
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Pruils. Yu,a aud Conicc lIoncrlcs.

Peaches, 2.Ib, "a dozen, 81 7j@--;pears, 2-lb, v
dozen, - Coz Plums, green gngea, 2-ib " dozen,
~ 70; Strawberries, 2.lb, u dozen, ~ 10; itasp-
bcrrlcs BIN, td01on, 50 ~; Blackborries, 2-lb,
" dozen, a. IS; Tomatoes, 2.lb, " dozen, " 30.
do2cn, q 500s8 2l; Succotash, 2-n, " dozen,
80 500 Lobstos, lib " dozen, So %; Oysters,
LILO, GdoXen, 81 70,
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CITY BUSIN ESS.


The handsome bay marc ridden for several
months past by Dr, +. ~. Hughes, of DALLAS,
was stolen on Sunday night, November Sth,
with the saddle and bride. She IL very
pretty dark bay, with black legs, and heavy
black mnne and tail, and hNs n white
spot In the forehead. She is not quite four
years old, Is very spirited, and both rots
aud pacos.
Or. Hughes win puy liberal reward for
her recovery, 233d2d
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FaANHLIE 4 CtL,

500 Main street, have received
- VeTy fsiiisuRplg 90 aew hooks
consisting ~ iAe standard an'
lh0rs ia prose anG paeif1, ille
hest amd most approved iigl'i
literature, appropriate IH,eF
nile F0aiiag, sci'pgi bgohs'
elc,, etc, which, lhey seii Very
GIeup
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CABINET FVrRNGvTURE.

1 have NOW ina my shop, ON
Cochran street. ~ Grst-cIass cab
net furniture workman, and
aIR prepared to do all kinds Of
repairing on make new furni-
ture 10 order. All my work will
be guaranteed OF the best, and
prices nv low as any.
A. w. MORTON. Undertaken.
Shop ora the corner OF Cochran
and Garter streets.
232llW
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rho Fancy Dress nan In Marslall.

The Guidon.lodge No. II X. of p,
will give fancy dress ball at the Cap.
itol hotel, Marshall, ON Friday even.
ing, November 20. Messrs. Junius
Peak and q. G. Rivers are the invita-
ton committee for Dallas. The aflail
promises to be immense. Marshalll
reputation for beauty AID hospitalit,
will be fully sustained.
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TnE Central Railroad h ~ ha sued
for eight hundred dollars damages loF
killing camel belonging % Major
CnpeWOod, HOme distance below me
eilI. II seems that tho camel lad
twins few days previous something
very unuauall and had lpsl them, nhe
WAS much grieVed about H. ana WAN
dered on nom lhe herd and gol on
10 the railroad track, whore she mtl
with her untlmely end'--LHIale GA
Znlln.
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The Retail Merchants Protective assoelA'
lion, Of his ely, are requested " meet Al lhe
HALL NJ tho Knlghispf rglhiHs, on Tuesday
evening, November NJ at7N o'clpekl slAll'
Business pfimp0nance will be- brought boz
FIRE tho lnenilng. A,k,IklTl
9ild2t President,
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Grand illumination ANA Torehiighi
Procession,

The people Of Dallas, who rejoice ~
the great feyOlulion IN favor Of liberty
aud free government, ~ evidenced hy
tho elections on Tuesday last, all over
the United States, are requested to
meet NJ the courthouse tonight vi ear
ly candle light 20 make provision Tor
u general illumination Ol The city and
iOrGhllght procession, 10 come OIL on
Saturday night Such II the request
Of one thousand enfranohised freemen,
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NOTICE.

Job work IL Invariably paya-
Die on delivery, and all tran
silent advertisements AZ the
time they are handed In, Legal
al yeriisenlenls must also be
paid la advance. These rules
will lie strictly observed,
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ron eAIIl,

~ Feniarnee, eaTHsF 'arihr HgenNr
sHa ii0eslen streets, i'sHhFaeins hisi' =
biseh ~ arennd, win q we'll hniHi'eH
sae'sieFy and hAsemeHi reris'eeneft'H
buildinE, and MI neeessaFg e"''h"''n'
iaEs, eie, A. early applicant MAJ SO
cure q baFsain,
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aranl EnIels lIle IahR.

The Man VIVA Laughs il new char,
aeler for Ulysses the silent The lhlfd
term controversy llpkles NM aug hp
eaehinaies nerlcked aud ihlni llke q
manls laughter heard M bell, laf
dawn Like Victor llugD's hero lhe
laugh may be on 0ne side Of lhp meh
onlY-the wrong side'- Sew YORK
Herald
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If YOU want the finest and
cheapest books ever brought to
Dallas. go TO Franklin ~ Co.'s,
5O4 Main street, where Is the
largest. best selected and most
complete stock of books, sta
tiOnery, wall paper, gold pens,
blank books, varieties, ETC.,
ever offered i'm this market,
which are selling on most ac-
cOmmOdatiiig terms.
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Hotel Arrivals,

COSMOPOLITAN lloTEl--C, q, Stew
ard, ~ l.ousl 4, 4, Fisher, Eagle
Ford 4, q, Dare, Shreveport Low
Forrest, TAP II ~ David w, Adams,
CitN w, a, Cooper CITY II, D. Mo
Cali, T&PR H. W, T. Mabre, Jeller,
son 'l'exasi I'D, liasey, illinois, WIN.
liush, DECATUR u, Meyer CorsleNnai
j, NJ lhurmond, Cityi John H. Watts,
CITY, H. r. Barney, CITY, Henry
Woods III raso Mexlcoi George L.,
Grlggs, Iowa; w. Is, l<aur, New York,
COMMERCIAL lIorEL..-W. II. Boy
kin, William Jones, Texas Express
company jas. Peabody, llousloni q.
II, Carter Glndewater, Texas g, H..
Canlhers, Como, Miss; A, Angus,
Corslcaua A. q, Ormc, city, NJ, Wise,
New York; II, Mahon, Lynn, Mass
\, u, Blake George Doelllng, city
q. w, Hay Madison, n, g.; l., Calln,
u. \, All George II, Loving Dcnls0n !
Miss Belle Loving, Miss Lucy Ford,
WeaIherford, Texas John II, drNvley
aud wife, New York w, Is, Whcelock,
city; A. Is, Middleton, johnson Sta
ton; t. liluber, N, g.; Miss P0ln Pur-
scy, Galveston; j. n. Lelpar, ST. Louis,
j, r. Nparlng, H. ~ L. r. r.; II, Bare
wald, Marshall w, &. Greene, Cedar
lllll; John McCarty, Cedar Hin,
CRurCHFlELD HorEI.- Charles Reid,
Boston; William Carter, Wealhorlord;
VIM. buchanan, TeXarknna; Lewis Il.
Start, Sulphur Springs; w. Il, Candy,
city; u. liobb, johnson county; H. i.
Brown, city; &. II. More, CITY; w, f.
Clark, CITY; II, NJ. McMullen, Eagle
Ford; j, l., TNny, Louisiana; y. 7, Gg-
den, Wisconsin, w. II. Andrews, Sher-
man.
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HRysr's CsHrl ~ msnday naEning's
aeuHge.

"fN'fff
John IIerly, Esq, drunk aud down.
paid ~ ~ fnr lile luNHy
l'hnmas Tourney llsq,, down and
dninki handed ~ so ~ and was
haplg
Nlguor Melodies Corlinas was dlsor'
derby 40 ~ was ihe price lliplrpG
Nh Stevens, agent NJ llle ine CONE
pany engaged IN u vocation without
hrst getting lioensei so ~,
PatO'linen, drunk aud very down,
went down In his pocket for $40 20
Annie Wilson, " AL, for "prowllug'
about tho streets, paid only sl7 70
each,
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Odd Fellows.

RIDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. 25, /. o.
U. F., meets on the first and third Friday
nights in each month, at the Odd Fellows,
Hall. III. u. BOHNY, C, p.
NOISE KAHN, Scribe.
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
SOCIETIES..
Masonic.

Masonic.
DALLAS COMMANDERY No. Q, knights
Templar, will meet at the Asylum in the city
of Dallas, ON the first Thursday after the last
Saturday in each month.
FRANK AUSTIN, h. G.
ED. q. BOWER, Recorder.
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge-H. Barksdnle, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, Sher-
man.
District Attorney-Ed. g. Bower, Dallas.
District and ex.otiicio County Clerk
Alexander Harwood
Deputy ClerlSs--R. d. Rawllns, Pierre NJ
Brown, William A. HARDWOOD.
Sheritf-James II. Barkley.
Tax Clerk-W. l.. Vermllion.
Deputy Sheritfs-J. NJ. Chapman, Thomas
y. Floyd, Thomas =. Scott, Beverly Scott,
John Bowen.
Surveyor Roberr NJ. Cook.
Treasurer-Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide nspector-Thomas John.
son.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Precinct No. l-John d. Kerioot (presiding
justice), Dallas.
Precinct No. 2-William A. George, Lam
caster.
Precinct No. 3-Charles Barker, Cedar
Hin.
Precinct No. i-Thomas L.. Frank, Breck-
inridge.
Precinct No. 5-Thomas D. Coates, Scyene
C0NSTABLES.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MRS. C. BEAUvALET,
MiIliner, 400 Commerce ST

Would inform her friends ana Tho public
generally thal BhH las Just received her fan
aud Winioi stock VI hats, Trimmed AMI un'
trimmed, ARTIFICIAL ilnwurs, rbhona glg 10
which she Invites thealienllon OF Tic ladies'
gidlW
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REED a. LATRROP

Will sell the EducatiOna al series
Of school books at introductory
rates and exchange for old and
unpopular books. They keep
also u full stock OF all other
school books, which they will
sell as low as the lowest.
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The teachers and friends or the Union
Mission Sunday school are requested to at
tend business meeting at the Methodist
tabernacle, on Elm street. Tuesday evening
at o'clock PA j. M. DRAM,
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Secretary,

JO7 Main street il the place 10 find
the largest and cheapest stock of
books, stationery, etc., i'm the west, for
Ii IL the street and No. OF
PIERCE & LYLE,
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KaTilI..

No accounts aReins, empioyes ~ ihe
Herald 0niee viii he niiewea ~ settle
meats Win tho oiiiee unieas an order
frsm the Proprietor IN Eiyen'
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Will remember that the next party
will be in the Knights of Pythas hall,
over u. j. Frank's, ON Main street.
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The Ladies' Aid and Benevolent society OF
ST. Matthew's parish will meet at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Schenck, No. 10 Jefferson street,
Wednesday ut half-past . o'clock.
FANNIE SAWYER, Secretary.
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AsB mY swgrrnEARG

land luY sRafihral' spfli inHflNfl
IIow s.il M waste lliasiifst s4nng weather
lulllf pii uaWrs iNsi4 iell
White uiun, iTHgi4ui, sre.illi nHif
IHpped IN ilie Wlulps 40 iI.r -fNnNi
AltH, ga Weli uili lnlW WH IHNH
1hriH Was ilpmnlpNs iNifll iier NN'
and my swedlIaaIt dWelt i0E0ihNT
hsHi lfla Hlr NNI $500 hnhi
Vanished lu fppihh 90 hiHirl MHiIliNl
hngH ilnnld Dances iuNuii8 bi1Nf
inUlf hHiurf lHfp 900 rlffnHl .lwNf,
Aul ETQWs Soon ~ lllalli ln NNa llr I"N'
1876 looks HNHf, Nilh pAlNpnlNu t3ij
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Rev, H. Valentine has removed nom
Lexington 70 Augunla, Kentucky,
whero he takes tho pnfl0rale Of the
Presbyterian church,
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BOardcrs Wanted.

Good board aud lodging can he obtained,
by the day, week Or month, NJ the pleasant
two story residence, No, go llOHHuYUnuc' Tho
table supplied with tho best ihu mnrtolh nl'
ford. Meals served promptly TO sui 9n'l'
ness men, sU1ulnl
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OPEN AGAIN.
NO. sos Mnin Ntreet.

No. sos Main Street,
IL the number where our
old friends and the public gem
orally will nnd us. with q full
stock of books, paper of ali
kinds. stationery, wall paper,
paper bags, wrapping paper
for grOcers and merchants, cot
ton sampiing paper, etc. New
goods coming la at
REED L. LATHROP'S.
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DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Arch
Masons meets Mt the Chapter Rooms in the
city of Dallas, ON the first Monday in each
month.
VINO. YOUNG, NJ. L. HIP.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
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narlon rn AnyEnrIsEna.

Hereafter all hiiisier advertisements
IL this paper viii be collected monthly
aniess otherwise aI'eeiiiei IN contracts
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TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 80, T., & A. NJ,
meets on the second and last Saturday even
ings of each month"; at the Masonic Hall.
JOHN j. GOOD, w. NJ.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE, No 4l2 +. 4 A. NJ,
meets on the first Saturday evening of every
month, at Its hall over Wheat's store, on
Main street. VIC YOUNG, w. NJ,
A. W. NowLIN, Secretary.
Odd Fellows.
RIDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. Is, /. O.
U. F., meets ON the first and third Friday
n Hss in each MONTH at the so 4dS yFe9llGy
NOISE KAHN, Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No. A, 100. F., meets
on every Wednesday night, at the odd Fell
lows Hall. Jas. r.. DAVIS, N. q.
Il, Il. WOLF Secretary
TRINITY LODGE No. /. o. q. F., meets
every Monday night at Odd Fellows hall.
II. b MCCONNELL, N. q.
L. p. LYLE, Secretary.
GOOD Templars.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, 1. o. q. T.,
meets every Saturday night at the Thomas
SION S. RECORD. W. CT.
j. w. RECORD w. SECRETARY.
Patrons OF Husbandry.
BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No. 81, of the
Patrons OF Husbandry. meets at Patrons
hall, Richardson, on the first and third Sat
urdays of each month.
7. L. FRANK, Master.
d. r. BEcKER. Secretary.
knights of Pyfhias.
COEUR DEsLEON LODGE, No. 8, meet
every Tuesday evening. X. b. Seay, Past
Chancellor; b. Ward, Chancellor Comman-
der; Il. NJ. Miers, Vice Chancellor; II. z.
Prelate; A. \. Jett Mastered ExcheQuer; ]. 8. !
nj MN f.f II A. Taio
erlof Records and Seals; Cross. NJ. at A.
BSitanic society.
The Britanic society meets every alternate |
Monday evening, In Knights Of Pythias |
ball; B, MUNpEE, President, |
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Law Blanks Of every description, ion sale
and printed TO order, at this ofice.
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rawver,s Rr,eN

Printed In pamphlet form, with neatness
and dispatch, at the HERALD OFFICE.
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TANNEHILI, LODGE, No. 90, T. & A. NJ,
meets on the second and last Saturday even
ings of each month, at the Masonic Hall.
JOHN Il GODD w NJ
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-06-05

or calls" Us To forget them. We meet
to-day rs Il part nt the hundreds of thou
sands of the fathers. mothers. brothers.
sisters, and above all. the wives and
riil,ircn OF the noble dead. Wemcrt Ia
honor them: we meet to beauiifv their
resting places: we meet To express to
the world our remembrance of them:
we meet to rc-writc their names on
memorv'> tablet, that we may tell the
generations To come of their noble deeds,
of their lofty patriotism, and of their he
role sacrifices which have secured to
them the gratitude of their countrymcn
and won the applause of nations. While
upon other occasions we celebrate. upon
this n we simply commemorate with
respectful Solcmni,v. From time immc-
mortal il has been the custom of the
people of every nation to pay honor and
offer tributes OF affection 10 the memory
of those ni their number who fell in bat
lie or in other way sacrificed their lIyrS
for the sake Of their country. Every
where and nj I'LL times the soldiers grave
has been the shrine of devotion to his
c~ountrvmrn. All nations and all pco-
piles. from those who have reached the
highest type of civilization TO the lowest
| and most degraded tribes, unite i'll the
payment of honorS At the "r ayes of their
fallen heroes. Tothcir soldier dead the
Egyptians uilicd obciiskS and pyramids;
the Greeks and Romans temples: the
ancient Scandinavian piles of WcaDOnS
| and skulls of slaughtered On mics. Mod
rrn nations erect monuments and crypt
umraph> and marl>olrums. OF marble and
bronze and granite. OF I'll modes of
paving honor 10 the dead. no one is more
appropriate or beautiful or more en-
hirmatic. than Ia strcw their graves with
flowers. Monuments of brass will mol
der and decay. marble and granite will
hlackrn and crumblc. but flowers bloom
,~,rnuui,lIy aud H. nr,h rnriIrrinr ynpl.
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due. We must not, however, keep the
promise to the ear and break it to the
hope: nor must we permit the apple of
promise to- turn to ashes on the Iips of
those tn whom we owe this sacred obi
CATION. Our hands must not be closed.
nor our offering stinted to those whose
natural protectors died for all of us.
The orphans are the Nations wards.
See to it that they are not neglected;
and, though the fathers place can never
be filled. lieart-strings severed cannot
be reunited. let the widows and or
phans see that we are faithful to our
trust rs their protectors.
But let us remember that while we
honor our dead, and are not unmindful
of our duty to their dependent widows
and orphans, something is due from us
to the surviving soldiers of the late war.
In Our daily %avOcatiOns, how often do we
meet these veterans, often broken down
in health and MANNED for life in their
country's service, who have received no
testimonials of the peoples gratitude or
partially for past military services.
This is in part due to lack of opportunity;
and when | call to mind the number of
soldiers who hold honorable positions in
our land, | am constrained to say they
have not been forgotten wholly and en-
tirely, or that their services and sac
rifices are unappreciated by the Amer
lean people. Mr.. President, it is a proud
reflection To know that the sentiment of
gratitude does find a sure Judgment in
the great American heart, despite that
ilI-natured saying that Republics are un-
grateful, and that no apprehension need
be felt that either our dead or living he
roes will soon be forgotten. Let me in
quire what it was that made General
Grant, the great captain of the age.
President Ofthese United States, or Gen