L. E. BARBER, Secretary.

TRIBUTE TO THE DEPARTED

 BROTHER.
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At a meeting of the WESTERN STAR LODGE No. ?, Little Rock, on the evening of the 14th January l846. the following preamble and resolutions were adopted, and ordered to be published in the newspapers of this city.

 WHEREAS. 1t has fallen to the lot of our worthy brother, EUCLID L. JOHNSON, to be suddenly called from his fellowship among us, therefore

 Resolred, That while we deeply lament his death, we bow in humble submission to the will of Providence, hoping that our de- parted brother may be adjudged, by the Su- preme Master of all men and Masons, worthy of the happy fellowship of just and upright masons in the sublime Lodge above.

 ReSolred, that we sympathise with his family and relatives on account of their loss, and that by way of testilying our regard for his memory, and our sorrow for the depart ure of our brother, we will wear the usual badges of mourning for thirty days

 D. J. BALDWIN,

 G. B. HAYDEN, eau..;,,ao

 S. s. TUCKER, 'l0"'"''''e''

 E. II. ENGLISH,