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3tnf II. Sam, Sa9iens Sotba; Srieorib
Seue, 8 Strotbulann, Geol; > Iimpel, Sals
timore j Oeutld, Bremen; 81 Utarr u. Sarn.,
s uno Clara @ries, Bre8lau; u 4rnolo, Sn.
piana $ 8obne, Weltpbalen; S uuo 2cuile
&raule, Trieoepalpe; Us unD . 2afens Oaz
noper 9ppbia Grusbeff, Dipenau; Maria
Dleier, Sdta Scp3la Dteier, 6anoper Gas
.tbarma 6ebrbas, 5anpper gliiabetb Slider,
Steinbad ; Gliiabetb 6olf, Wtariana GplI,
Wtinna Jfolf, 2insen; @lemens 6ellemeier,
Sedlenbur9; 6ecla Weeiel u. 6om., Baoen /;
Suite Didlnann. Sal5ufel; Nusult Nmeluaa,
5einiasen ; @liie 5uuot, 3iesenbain; s Nu.
rim, 0lerSbad @onrao Wearquart, DiilIel
8nrflc glnna Yetersmann, DalIel 8urflp ;
s Sleemaun, ISuea 8oumaun, SBnabriid
S ScbannSmalln, 2eoebaalen; Gatbarina Spez
reid, Qnna Gilman, Steinfurt ; Weiel $685.
fer, Nnua 8artelbeimer unp 6rau, Serfurt ;
2cuiie Slclmann, Sermann &leBmann, &lc
lter Baueri9uft; Nnna 8o9tel, VBilensbapn;
.SuIanna 8abl Iuersba4 ; 6rieorib Berlon,
Wln9erltaot; @arl 9einemann, Weaeborn ;
@briltine &drlf, Inna &drlt, Sobannes &drlt,
Rotbenburs; Wllbelm Brinfl9rSoer, Anna
Miaria &prnrin9 II. 6anl., SBaabrif Muault
Eoeli, Sorn; Garoline ariete, Sdta1eiburs ;
grnit Miller, S@6nbrunn ; Maria beioer
S9ldielbur8 ; Yeter &rduer, @lllabetb &rds
lner, Baltimore Ybaipp 3ramer, 3atteabruun;
Gatpariaa Mlcor, @ertruoe Sd5er, Midelbad ;
@ertrnoe Nfpor, Sber,W mDbad; Jrieori9
Botbfetber, 6erIurt; Wilbelm Anleroid, Ba.
%oerbcrl; s. Ar1elun9, 8raunidweig W s
auefbGrner. Satborina NpttfrieD Gjriinbprn /.
9ecr9 StOa, Ansersbad ; s Sddier, Scbann
s5iasdrtner, &eiielbad; 8 9itlodrtner, aIert5,
bauiea ; s SAuliot, Dollar; s Iinf, Seif.
ferts s Mtbm, 9iebbare; $ Didbaut, Mees
lar $ Bl0te, Naden S Samiot, TulDa !;
Warta 0utb, s gtutb, Dsarsaretb ShmiOt,
9eqbad S MuIer, NntOu Wagner, Snlea /;
s NeiGel. Marsaretb aaeer> Baireutb !; s
Wa1er, 8eslar Bilbelm Neumann, Nnclam;
S Gcmien, GuriG; s 6rieprid, lmt SBnas
brtif Sopbie 2obmsier, uate; s 6iiaer,
Nedlenburs.
80 @roBartise Teier oes 4.
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NerldnNf

8 Aufwartsr in elm SOtel, | garteeper, 1 S9utmaber 2
S6netber, @rpo. unD 9is- Sdfer, l Aiann II. 5rau auf cine
5arn, 6 6arner, 2 Mtann in etne 8abrif, 1 Glerf, I &u.fGer,
3 8lfer, 2 8naben tn stores ;se6eafp &56iaen, 3 3tmmer.
mdb&tn, 2 8tnbermdo6en unb 10 Wdbden fur ~8ewpbnIt6e
Dausarbett, ebeniO etae quite @elssenbett fir einen Wlann UNI
eth 9aus neba g~Dtrtbfhait in faufen In Der befen Sage uno
Wttttetpunft Der Staet UNI einen btlisen b.
ctunf28- Er HF s.. 6 bdIbetmer Naent.
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%Dereins, 300 Welt Yrattitr., Itupet 5u Dbtger
Seier Elm SrcBe8 o9nltrumsntal. @onsert" bon
Jtahmitta9S. 2 ubr al 1tatt; nobel bic nnabs
bansi9feitS grfldruns porselelen miro II. mebrere
tlthtt9e Neoner lber Die 8epeutnng ces 6elteS
lpreden meroe1. lleberbaupt lino ale Sorbe.
reituu9en g%etrcfen ben anne enoen @alten eis
men 9enuBrelden Nadulittas 81 ceriAafen,
uno ratben mir Sebem, Der cas- llnabbdn9i9teitss
felt alF cine miiroiSe Weile 3ubrin9en mill, lih
beute ,Nadlnitta9 in Der Turnba0e einSufinoen.
ga Bur Teier beS 4. Suli fiaoet beute,
Wfoitag, III Der ,Turnballe" oe8 unabbdn9iSen
Gnrnperein8, @fe BON Tront uno 9ombarDltr.,
tpdbreno oeS Nldmitta9s Elm 9roBeS Vceal@ uno
Snltrumentals@ on5ert untec Wfltmlrfun9 BON
sapt. Selomann's potter Wulif<VanOe fat.
Set oteler @elesenbeit miro 5ugleid Die adf'S
3mefmaBislte berseridtete Sommermirtbidait
oeS Veretns lnter entlpredenDer 5eterllbfett
%erOffnet, ipc6ei perl9ieOene tidtiSe Heener fd
iiber bic Beceutuns oe8 lnabbln9i9teItS 6elteS
&c. perbreiten weroen. 4ge
IbenD5 finoet Gbeaters8 orlteluns II. Srdn5z
den ltatt. Our Nnfflbrun5 fon1mt s. NSpen
ads oramatll9es 3eitsemdlpe aus Dem Sabre
1919: vIus5u9 Der Sanauer Surner uad Sa>
ben."
Mg 9On5ert,- Seute Nbenb 7 l1br
v@rcBeS. @cn3ert" IN v2,bertp Sau, auSse<
fit9rt ron Capt. 6elomana's Wtulifbanoe. Nqe
6reunoe Der Wulif MAIDEN nil oarauT auf :
mertIanr.
BNT Gon5ert. = Oeute Nbeno 8 l1br
y Snltruntental- uno Gocal- @rn5ert" bet Ga
tapbl ,Wetn unb Waitranf in @arbner'5
@artenwlrtbi6aft, au8Seilbrt BON benz Sem
baro14en Weuiit Corps. NQe 6reunDe Der
Wn1if MAIDEN mir paruuf aufmertIam.
MDS 6eute, Mpntls Nbenp, am unabhdn@
sistellstase, wiro'8 in Der @artenwiltbldaft res
6rn. @b. Bartell f~reu5fiDel berseben.
Dsnn @jelan9 nno Sederflans meroen init
Den f%arlolen multtaltlden Yroouttipnen Der @rr-
~netbanpe oe8 Gapt. Winter abpe6leln, uno UNI
ben u%blauen" Wonta5 9ebOri9 gu mIr5en, miro
YurmittaS5 Elm @enerals2un l~erptrt meroen.
MS @rcuriion.- Dcnnerlta9 ben 8.
Suit finoet Die idbrlihe @rcurlion oer Snapp's
ider Sdute mad Wa9nplia ltatt, Wle bet
dbnliden Soften friberer Salre miro AUDI bieleS
Otal oas 5Selt Durd> Neoe, @eians, Spiel, Dee
flanationen &c. not erboht meroen, uuo fam
lih EN- Seper, rer oieieS Set initnla9en mil,
elnen persnii9ten Gag peripreden+
BsY Wor9en BEN 6 b. Wtts., I6enb5 8 Il.
miro Derr u. 9urd, StaDt @onmtllr bon
@sa Sarbor, i'm 2otale beS Serrn @erbarDt,
MarplunO Ar., (Waibin9tcn) einsn Scrtrus
iiber pa8 @eoeiben uno Nuiblabsn Del neuen
9taot $50 0lrbcr @itp balten. l1niere per=
eblten Seler in Walb.n9tcn MAIDEN mir porauf
b lpnoerS aui mertlanr.
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UerIlnNt =,

OerlulAt:
Gin pber aret ~anRdnbtee &nabsn tn Ni0wDnb, 3d., unt baS
Wergploen 3a etlernsn. WabereS in Qartitrabe $50. 10, Ntt.
tags BON IL Il uo AbenoS Aah 6 lttr. M Q
8erlan9t
Gin gdtbter8ebllfe lam unter aunebntaren SebtnBunsen
etne SIeue FnNsa IN 3,4moab, ga., wenn &c fa meloet tn
StntpuS Dptet. GMO
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81 S1,erIanbe Mir bteruhtt utetnen Runben fsnte BEN Snuts
nta&srn i'm Masentetnsn. bic t~r9sbene 9nsetSe su made bas
td psBen Manset an @aun nsetn Sef6&ft aus SO. 7 Sars
babe nofeIbf i'd sinen beOeutenben @Drratb SOn Spbls unb
Ober 9eber su ben %biaisfen Yreiien an 6amb battle namItG =:
@t9enlob. Srblen.2eper, Semlof=S cblensQes
Der, ielbifsenladtes SdubsS Stirling uno ale
Sorten Sberleoer. beige iowie fransSliide
aalb@2soer, Sufs9eoer, &ip-2eper, 9ferbe.
Sober, Wtarcccc, 6uttersQeoer &c. &c.
an& babe tb G men beeeutenpen @Orratb ron ~eewaIften
SttetelsS9atten, fcwte befphene Stt, fl, SGGfte 20 m benen
'fraaspti@en 9alb-Gsber, Sdat uab Mann's. @atter.up
pers Won >cerieitcn 0ualttdt 2eeer !; S&ubmater 10 srfseus
SS,notnesl. tcUte aus8eidntttene 6pplen fnp ~ ben nte-
brighten pretfen ~sus.baben bet
Qrut4 GerS1ttuA
SGn2O-Ss no. 81 Sanpperfraee am Rartt-
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MERCHANT TAILOR
Mn0 falbipnab[er Gleinerlonen

|sAa- gDef Yrastaraee, so, 35S II. $685..
Wencn ~gsetrten Srtunben une Benz WubItfnni made In
ttsrmtt fe @nSstee. bag i6 unisr ~beatisem Datun pas {dST
babe nnb ~betdnbis Elm ret @pa Iiiees Eager Spn f1Snen. SID
8earbetteten 5errentl;tbern, neusltsr &acDn, su ben btutafeh
gretlen pprratht8 bdlten unb auG fClhe auf gefeunnN AMER
tt9en ~wsrfe.-StpHe fur Qetnter. 8Gde umo 6cfcn &c. tn aaen
Scrten unS su aasn gretien.-Ssrner sre auspa0l Neacns
tt6trnsy Stpte &C., tOspte aaetn biefes Sad f6ldsenbe @rtifeI.
90 Mae Bsfelun9en Nerben prpinpt biatg un6 I'm furaefer
Srtf Dpn mir aneefertiet werben.
Oes18 il %. g. Ratftr.
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WeicbGft0:SSerle0uMa

Sd setQe msinen 5reuapen, fowte etnem gee rtM @abltIum
ttermtt an. bag t9 meine @~ffefabrif unD Ytdliug DepDt pOn
SbarpltraBe, nad NO. SO 0tcrtb @reterltraBe
r!eet babe - SD BABE bier we i'm aItsu 3pfal .inen erpBsn
0Orratb ppn benz tf n gGetn- uno &tocr-@ilt8 ipwte tenn b..
liebten so ieenbttter. Selolt eta8ema6te piGelS, tomatoes
uEb aapese eim8ema6te 5ru3ts rnb fsts in 0~1rsagltGer Nua-
II, at III baben bet @baS. Eebaert, -
iunl28& --.L 49,. 9lo. 90 Gr terhr. -
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DeutIAeS
Mrbett WadbWetfllna8 Nnre4n.
XbQmeSllraBe y1p. 55,

1lnter Nufidt ser Deutf&en @efeadafr."
NGe Dtsjsntsen, WefAe beuf@e 9anbperfer, Nrbetter pber
Dtsat6Oten su bst&dittsea suaf@en, fUpis au .bsatfdsn Nr-
an ben &senten Der @eleaf aft, 9rn. $. S. Welltn9.
bpff So. So Ebamesfr. enben, pelber uaentaslbli6s
MuStunft ertbet[en mfr b.
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! 80 @roBarti8e Teier oes 4.
Snlt, Sn Der 6ale be8 io3. Dem. Turn,
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+, office oer Baltimore Walier-@rmp.
NOrffdtf

Das @eieb iptrb NIT Stsenee aeeen dae gerfpren ~aneesper.
BET werben, welGc bei'm Betrefen be BITE Nelsrpgtrs ltnta ben
ben @runbbetsts Der Stabt, UDer tei'm Saben, 5tfden N. I. rs
in ben @%ewdfiera ertappt Dsrsfn. 9te FpItsci bat t%sfOnners
Snhruttipntn, ale herarttse lie bertrf CT su cerbaffen.
WdtS 3mt Sas. 9 u ter, Mafcr~ Snaenfcur.
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Elm Die ScbubtttaSbsr.
@drs6,1S @dOweR.eds ppa ealaer. unO eDmbarbFr,
@tS. sis. Gia

f VtS. Gt8. Gia.
uatersei6neter ma6t fetnen Greunben unb Dem aubIunru
9terntt tstannt. be er i'm Stanbe 1T, wdtreaS Ger oansen
Sonmer. SatiOn bs bette @ts, bs in bitient . toafe fcnSis
aufpepGprt mulee, 81 ltefsrn. @s lit pon gutter Oifs unb ppn
retnena 5rubltnSswa1er, uo bsfnpst lfA su @pdOale, SaItc.
@ountp, nabe ban 5armen Der 6erren Seize 5ltaaluT II. Gopis
tan Natter. Rte betrtfs Der QualitGt austunft aeben f5n.
en.-Iuftrase. bic in Sirelp's 9eoels Qaben, Gbiopaee, oufoe-
seben rSerben, merben pinttIib beiOret.
% m. s. Ster.
USES Depel; OVERWHELMING Mlat .2,6W2t
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3um Nerfduf,

A&SgSs%A gu Mder eanb nit 9uten Watault6fetten, 16 Dietlen
M9M#ssii3S SDn per otact n9gs Der s%nnolraBe, anb tn Der 8efun.
EEMsik eefen Seeeab, f1OI Nfer on Der Northern Central.
NfA44 @%tienbagn, 80 @.eilen BON Der Stabt mir 8ebiuoen
~ aasr an Der alten 3rsOsrtd &Dao, gut %anssbaut; 1917 older
.6ant IN ,er Stapt etn9etauIGt; 6Mfer an bee alten 5reberid
NOao, e Mtetle pSn Mount be Salss 100 Ndsr am Waf9ins.
ton.ednoweae, IL WtetIen BON Der StaDt; 3 51uier IN Som.
arbfr, naDe G%ambeufr. 1 tn 2Def 9~om6arbtr BIN Sap.
s'ttar; 2 tn sertnettOaltr; 1 tn J. enttr. IN ~prattprabs !;
usrf@teoenta @seenben Der Stabt. aots sa pfrmietDea ia
g8eft GaIsinDreur, Mpnunent, &ap unb NicSlberrear. nnt
S~ropbmaa. @runb su pertaafeu tn y Dabmau @runby enten
tn Serfaufen. @Ioder uub 0rrrtS,
Api5-S $50. 63 sSdpettefraBe.
KS Rdufbrtefe Mietbsg0nttdft Iefamen e uno anbers
l4rtfti6e paptere1 tDpie g8atisn- Gerihts. is eef6Gfte Serber
beEtens heiprat. 7a
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glB Or. Swpne5 acknowledgement
gDt1Otrl&snseprD qeht portrtHlia barmatisea 9ahtn, Or.
tdltungea, 0iutipeten, MISUNDERSTANDING, Qe6erbefbper-
ben, &.seln unD A~ufaeisfn in Der 8ebie,- &9rs1tbn stftt apb
%5tidbuhsn, iOpte aas &raatpeiten Oss oallss anO Ger aebie,
lautert bas Biut. SIN @rp6 uno 8letnusrtauf gu haStn in
Der Stfes bes ug0eder" 3u 81 per tdtaite. 3
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-29
Mound Prairie Institute,

At Mound Prairie, Anderson Co., Texns,
8 l-2 miles ". e. of Palestine, on the Tyler and
Shreveport Road.
THE Fourteenth Session Of this Institution opened the 1st
Mnnday.iu August under the charge Ct Elder JAMES Il.
MALONE assisted by an able and well approved Faculty.
The buildings ample and conmodiou,; Dormitories the
plan ofThomas Jeerson-tro pupils only in The
Departments entirely distinct and in separate buildings
Scholastic Year consists of sessions Of five The
Adephin Debating Club has fine Library presented to it
by the lberaly Of the friends Of the Institution Students
we'd any time and charged only from the day
close OF the session.
N BAH damage done to Dormitos furniture charged
to the Domories furnished with everything
cessary them Portable and pleasant and In style
superior to anything In this State.
Charges for Board Tuition, Room Rent Fuel and flashing
for e Scholastic Year of tlro sessions Of months
English Department, LIST Glass; it paid at close 800
II not paid at close, 10
End Class, il paid at close, 10
II not paid at close, I2l
Ingual Mathematical Department. paid at close 100
II not paid at close 1872
Music on Violin, Guitar or Piano, (each,) so
Contingent fee,
Ten per discount allowed for advance pay ments.
Positively deduction under any circumstances, except for
pr0racted sickness.
sept II, 1s5s-12:ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-29

The Loaaan Iimss ooaiaias an sels Af'i.is .sr'A
Mssisan aa.irs. ami Ieeomnsnds Professionals s'sF
.h., uhhsppy soan,Fy. IL .sns 10 rs n" the
ys.ss consider this lhs least Y the evils that aFs
shrs.isusl, ana asa tie hovins rather ungTs'.s1'
language
mo one cen defend tie existence Of a pau
demonlam Ia the very centre Of civilized COM
nerse; aud il The nations Of The world are nn'
able 10 agree upon the proper remedies, the
Iass Of eaenehing il must, Of course, he per
ioTned 6y them who are nearest, II scent
there is nothing lell Tor the United States bn
10 sonsumate the work they have hegnn' ans
annex the lard Of MONrFsrNA and coRTE'
which. even under the lash Of the slaVe'dnVeF
will not regret lhellluslOn Of the liteHy o. 'h'
Mexican Repltljc"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-29
Mckenzie Institute.

rI'HE eighteenth session of this Institute will open
| On the first Monday of October next, and continue
forty weeks the superntendsce Of Rev. j. W. Nc
Kenlie assisted by full corps Of experienced Teachers The
buildings large and pleasant and laboratory well supplied
apparatus The two Departments Of this Academy will
entirely distinct
Charges for Board, Tuition, Room Rent Washing etc., for
session Of forty weeks:
English Department, II paid at close $40 90
Do Do II paid at close $121 90
Ingus Mathematical Department, paid at close, $3.50 90
Do Do Do not paid Mt close, sl+3 90
Music on Piano Forte, with Of instrument $50 90
Incidental tax each student 81 90
Ten per cent allowed for all advance payments. Pupils char
oil, after the rst mouth from time of entrance, and deuc
ton will be made under circumstances except for poraced
ricknaEs. Is, lS5S.--Q1Y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-29

THg Mission TO SPAlv.- Washington Sept.
5.-Senator Mallory, Of Florida, has positive.
" declined the mission 10 Spain, assigning as
his reason the i'll health Of his wife.
The L. S. steam ffigate Niagara, under com.
mand of Com Chauncey, has been ordered to
proceed from New York to Charleston, to car.
~ the Captured slaves back to Africa.
Samuel Jones has been appointed Collector
p"os del lNorie, Texas.
COL Rector has been instructed to proceed
10 Florida and make ARA ngements for the
peaceful removal of the remaining Seminoles
to Arkansas.
THE Rlors ON STATEN IsLANp.--New York,
Sept. 6.--The ringleaders in the riots at the
Quarantine station, on Staten Island, have been
arrested and liberated on bail.
The buildings at the Quarantine Station are
TO be rebuilt
Gen. Scott had been ordered to protect the
Government property.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-29
Mount Prairie High school.

w Z. HMITII, Principal, and Mrs 3. ]. SMITH,
w Assistant.
The n,t session " this school, will the rst Mon
day October. The scholastic year will be divided Into two
slOns OF ave months each.
TEhMs--.of Tuition per Session;
orihcgrAIhy Reading, Writing, Geography nd primary
Grammar and Arithmetic, ~ 80
Grammar Sni Arithmetic continued, Elementary Algebra,
Composition, Natural Philosophy Chemsy and History u so
Algebra continued, Geometry, Tr'gonemeiry, fsurvrymy
Descriptive and Analytical Geometry, Iferentlal and
Integral Colcrhus Astronomy Mental Philosophy, the
elements Of Latin Greek and Spanish languages, IS 90
Students will be charged from this time OF entering unt THE
close Of the session, unless in Of protracch Illness
tuition Inynple.at the expiration of each term
This school located In Rans county miles north NJ the
Of Dallas the residences or Mcrr NJ. y.
Fornc l Board he had In the neSborhood
tie terms. Hach siuientw be charged % cts Fer stson In
ciiental expenses. lilly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-29

The Cattle DISEASE" THE "black tongue
has appeared among the hogs in Chesterfield
county, Va. Mr.. Hewlett has lost sixty of his
stock. 1t has also attacked the kline about
Raleigh, N. C. The Standard publishes the
following "unfailng" cure:
Nix qn,rt of meal and pound Of Epson
salt in about three gallons of water and let
the COW drink it, and occasionally .wab her
mouth with copperas water in which small
quantity of salt has been dissolved. A weak
solution of nitrate of silver is probably better
than the coppeeras water, but either will do.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-29

RusAwAy NEeGo KlLLsD.-Mr. A. NJ. Me-
Bride, Of this county, informs us that on Sat.
urday morning last, while the family were out
milking, one OF his children came running to-.
ward the house informing him tina, runaway
negro, mounted, was passing. Mr.. Mcbride
Immediately took his shot gun and proceeded
10 arrest the negro, and when he accosiod him,
as to where he came from, he replied he was
hunting mules, and at the same time moving
of, and at last attempting 10 escape by putting
spurs to his mule. Mr.. Mcbride fired upon
him, the shot taking effect in the small Of the
back. The negro, from the loss blood, feeling
he was wounded returned and gave himself up,
and was carried TO the house, where h. recei-
we'd proper attention, but in n shor, time OK.
pred Shrmaa Parioi.
Tho Paris Enquirer says, that the above negro
probably belonged to Mr.. ]. D. Scott, OF Marsha.
Sc tho negro, horse and gun, correspond precisely
with handbill published by Mr.. Scott, for the nc
gros detection.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
SALE OF TNIvEsITY LANDS.
100000 ACRES
AT AUCTION!
AT AUCTION "
On a credit ofruenfy Years.

WI ~ tlNutt W WHY @s's
NOTICE l. hereby given that the nndeEsign,
~ ed, Agent IT the State II Texas, spPoiniei
AMI commits. stoned ~ his Exeelleney, II, Il, RIM
NEI.s, Uoyeruor thereof, in pnTsusnse Of tie
provisions Of - An Act authorizing she disrosl-
lion ans sale II the University l-snt., sIlTo''
"A August 50lh, lsbS, viii proceed % sell 81
Tuhlir sutiOn, nt the times and places htTein'I'
irr mentioned, Tia. portion Of the uaissr''.
lands hereinafter designated, hsiHg, a. nesr 40
pFaetiealle, the alternate sections Cor surveys
AZ the case nay hs,l 81 far - sali lands h.'s
hssn sul,iiyiiel and prepared foE sale aAil lace
lions wall 10 sold in quarter sections, ~ tracts
NJ 100 acres each, aud fractional sections ana
surveys accounting 10 their respective suhdIl'
s0ns, ta,Wit
AZ Waco, MeI.snnsn eouniy, BEGINNING on
Monday. October aSih, ISIS,
"a iireenNiile, liant county, beginning ON
Monday, November 18Th, las
Al Bonham Fanuin county, beginning on Mon
day November -, 1898,
Al sherman, GTayson county, beginning on
Monday, Dee, 18th, 1853,
Al GAINESVILLE. Cooke county, beginning on
Monday. Dee, -, 1893
a each place tho sales will continue fTom day
10 day til concluded.
DESIGNATION or TuE LASp TO M sotp
tnAEa IOVNTT.
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An extra from the Indianolia Courier. dated
Sept BIB. announces that the thief who alb.
sfraeted the money from the San Antonio mail
bags, was arrested there by Marshal Coffin
He is German boy. about Is years old, and
hiss been employed 10 the Post Office Mt San
Anfonio. About SIXTY thousand dollars in
drafis. stock. &c. was found on his person
E7fzlligrzcer.
Az IxFiDEL CoNvESTIos.- PenDsyiva-
nian annoua<es that lie Dzfdels viii hold
sar4aiioo 10 f6iisdei7bi< y. ~. s.sss5
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Saturday Night.

What blessed things Saturday nights are
and what would the world do without them
Those breathing moments in the march of life
those little twilights in the broad and garish
] glare of noon, when pale yesterday looked
beautiful through the shadows, and faces, chan
ged long ago, smiling sweetly--again in the
bush, when one remembers ''the old folks 1T
home," and the old armchair and the little
brother thai died. and the little sister that was
"translated.'
Saturday nights make people human set
their hearts to beating softly rs they used TO
DO before the world turned them into wax
drums, and j,rred them to pieces with tattoos.
The ledger closes with a clash; the iron.
doored vaults come too with bang; up go the
shutters with a will; click goes the key In the
lock. 1t is Saturday night, and business
breaihes free again. Homeward, no! The
door that has been aiar all.the week. gently
close behind him, the world is shut out. Shut
H. rather. Here are the treasures after all,
and not in the vault, not in the book-savc
the record in the old family Bible land not in
the bank
Nav be you are a bachelor, frosty and for
ty. Then, poor fellow, Saturday nights are
nothing to you, just as you are nothing TO any
thing. Get wife, blue eyed or blacl,.eyed,
but above all, true-eyed one-get home,
no matter how little--and little sofa, just
large enough TO hold two, or two and half,
and then get the two or two and a half in il
on Saturday night, and then read this para
graph BY the light of your wife's eyes, and
thank God and take courage.
The dim and dusty shops are swept up, the
hammer is thrown down. the apron is DOTTED,
and labor hasteus with light step homeward
bound.
Saturday night" feeby murmers the lam
gushing, as she turns YEARLY on her couch;
''snJ there is another to GOMEZ"
Saturday night at lasil' whispers the weep
erabove the dying; 'andit is Sunday to-mor-
ron, and tomorrow"
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Texas Penjaeuaiory.

i LENS, PLAIN AND TWILLED
The undersigned would respectfully call the the
planting interest to tue above goods. The testimony Of all
have used them, establish N fact that they superior
the choicest goods Of similar name, brought the
The material Of which they maicbest
ou alloy Our agents for the sale d them present cssrs
Card, Hoy Co., New Orleans Mesrs. H. Runge Co. In
dianola Hessrs T. b. Mich Is Galveston Messrs
Burke, Houston JOHN BESsER FuanT Ad
nuntsyile, August. ls5s,-scp. s.IO6m.
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sherman Seminary.

THE SECOND YEAR of this Institution will
commence September goth, and eontnne I'M
der charge Prof o. D. HOWE, principal and Mrs " A.
HOWE, prcccprcss.
Charges per Session Of Fourteen Weeks.
Reading, Orthograply, Arithmetic, Grammar and GeoS-
raphy, tS 90
Chemistry, GcoloSy, and lihyo.ophy, kc 10 90
Latin Greek and phonorraply IS 90
Incidental, SO
Music, with use OF the Instrument 90 90
Sherman, Grayson county, TEX. Aug. a, 5s.-s:u.
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TEXAS MILITARY INSTITUTE, AT

F'EXAS MILITARY INSTITUTE, AT Z,
l. RUTERSVILLE, opens it's next session Sept vi
Session twenty weeks, each ending respectively with jan R
uay and june. Vacation July and August Holiday IfJ
Christmas. III
TsITIoSfreparaory $40 per session, 900 per WI
Collegiate, $50 per session, or 300 per year
LIBRARY FrsDs3 year Board including washing, lights
and fuel $l2 per month.
DncIrLSF--siiliary studies. thoroughly collegiate.
DRFss-Uniform, to be had at the Institute.
PAyNYSrs-Advance for each session; debts tolerated.
CADETS their beds and furniture and police their
rooms. Address Y. q. F0KSHAY, Superintendent.
Aus, OILY. RutersuiHe, Teras
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Land for sale.

ri 1IIE undersigned, agent of Noah Spears, offers
J. for sale tract of land on Five Mile Greek con-
tanning ELEFET HUNDRED acres more loss. There is
said land eomfrtable dwelling md sixty in good
state Of ultrainn, and also large portion Of heavily
timbcrsd IL Is unnecess to fuller description. one
wishing purchase will look before doing For terms Of
and Other information desircd applied t undssgn
Cd. li5Ginol JOHN n. KERFOOT.