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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

NO. The Dallas Lycuem has been revived, with
the election of the following officers;
C. n, LOVING, President r. W. LUNDY, Vice
President II. W. COR, Recording Secretary G W..
Guass. Corresponding Seey; S. S. Jones, Treasurer
Its predecessor expired some time last winter, du-
ring the cold weather,-indeed, it literally 'froze
out and has remained in state of dissolution du-
ring the wholei summer, while the dog-star ragged,
and all nature seemed painting under the long, heat
ed term. The energetic gentleman who have reviv-
ed this excellent institution, will carry it with
safety and success during the long fall and winter
months before us. The previous Lyceum was at one
time most interesting society and embraced more
than ordinary talent The present is not lacking in
that very important item, and we look forward to
many very pleasant evenings entertainment after
it gets fairly started.
The young gentlemen of Dallas enter with great
cess to the Lyceum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14
DIED.

At her residence, on Wednesday, August oath, Mrs.
CATHARINE S. HANKS, in the SD year of her age
She was the eldest daughter of james and Elizabeth
Doty, formerly of Maury county, Tennessee Her
illness continued eight days. in which she suffered
severely; but it borne with that calm resignation
and divine fortude which characterized her life, and
which so often marks the death-bed scene of true
christian. For many years she had been n member
of the NJ E. Church, and died as she had lived with
entire faith of the glorious immortality which await
ed her.
Towards all with whom she associated in the
intercourse of life, her kind benevolent and christian
department proverbial, and leaves her many
frsends. who will mourn her loss
As mother, she was self-saorifcinf, devoted and
affectiouate to a fault The memory of her christian
virtues her pioas examples and tender parental in
diligence form recir rs mementc, which wiz Eve
forever in the hearts Of her children NJ
Ieco. Ellis co. Texas, Sept 6, 1853.
~ The Galveston Christian Advocate VII please
amy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

IT Cur citizens were highly entertained Mon
day night by the Shakspearian and Dramatic Read
ing of the gifted Miss Bridges. Possessing the most
charming physique, and beauty scarcely rivaled
by that of the lovely but misguided Lizzie Weston,
and endowed with the highest order of talent, Miss
Bridges won all hearts on Monday night. She pos
sesses the fire of genius and eyinces in every line
she utters the keenes appreciation of the authors
meaning. Her pronunciation is faultless, and her
acting happy combination of the accomplished
tragedienne, and the true hearted, delicate woman.
AS the widow Bedot, she is inimitabe, and her read
ing of the moonlight window scene from Romeo and
Juliet, exquisite in the extreme.
This lovely and accomplished Lady will appear
again this evening.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To any Eartm officer Of Tarrant county, GfeeS t,
VOU are hereby commanded to summon VII
1 liam Little, to be and appear before me,
Lawrence Steel, a Justice of the Peace in and Tor
said comfy, precinct No. 5, at my Office in sald
precinct on the last Saturday in September 1907
at or before . o clock p m. OF said day to answer
to Il. NJ Daggett, in Plea of debt due by note
and account for $40 l5-l00 dollars.
Herein fail not. and have you then ane there tins
writ with your action thereon endorsed. Wit
ness nv hand. this 9th day of August, a. ID.
1850. LAWRENCE STEEL, J. P.
lO:3w1 Pr. fee 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

B5y~A Another nuisance that has not escaped the at
tenton of the Mayor and Alderman, is the blocking
up and otstructing the trcetcrossings with teams
of oxen and wagons. Ladies and children frequent
ly have to make circuit in the mud or sand, of 40
50 or 100 yards to pass around these teams in order
to cross from one corner to another. We hear that
this is Enable, and it should be heavily so. There
are sometimes vicious amongst the teams, that
would prove dangerous to females and children, in
passing too them while stopped on the crossings
Merchants on the corners Of streets, should advise
all transfers that such is violation of the Corpora
ton laws if they would render their approach
able to ladies' and thereby render great service to
the public at large
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14
THE STATE OF TEXAS,

COUNTY OF DALLAS
A PUBLICATION has been made to the C~tinty
n Court of Dallas county, by the Guardian OF
the estate of r. j. West, for an order to sell the
following Real Estate, belonging to said estate,
to-wit 10 acres of land part or the headrgLt
of VIM. Babbett. 40 acres part OF the head
right of Levi Noble. 1924 acres part OF the
headlight of Levi Noble
Lot No. s in block No Il. IN Dallas
"l&2.s =" -" So, 50
All the above property situated in Dallas coun-
ty. This is, therefore, to notify all persons IN
terested to come forward at the September term
of the County Court, of Dallas county, to be
held at the Courthouse in the town OF Dallas
on the last Monday in September, inst, and con-
test the same If they think proper.
''N' W. X. MASTEN, Clerk.
SAINT LET IS5g-1O.4w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

B;" Our town will soon luxurate in the posses
sion of BARRIERS shop, institution, the want of
which has long been seriously fclt, Mr. Wcstcr
from New Orleans, is erecting very neat building
for this purpose the long vacant corner East Of
the Crutchfeld Hotel. We understand it will he a
first rate Affair.", and will do credit to larger town
than Dallas. We recommend that the bells be rung
and procession formed at the opening of the first
Rarber's shop in Dallas /; what do you say, every
body
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14
HsrRAY NOTICES.


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pa Z, W LAs' 70 ssiF
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hs6 ,is ' ,.rs ies. ~ nj al, Ess q, 10
aui d. iago igal white. .Ipgsisal % rs ~
KAUFMAN CouNTY.
TAN.E as by X, H. nrewsF eui e,lIsysi ~ 20 lsr...
-Nh n ono oA, white, uilh deck Hrsk All 81, al
M an ds isS he IL Ia l,s BED f' AZ lr.5si
r,WtN rs n, 'HA Ma, $'1l n e. 3, ~
e uapa. liaulm.n, .gl ss,.eye ls9Es C. ", o.isa, j
@ l,. No, gue Iron Gl,N MARE, ,ighI P, 10.
ANTS n.sh. ,39nacl on t's len 'hoale' s.'h
TAKEN uPly's y LyaeE eigh' miles south of BE- .ptran
Foot N'r 4iH ainrr fhe hUuf OLD, about bond.
Hss lt4 supposed % -o Jk; appraised ~ sis ~ ua-
rr brown lN tbs iA'H YEAR OH hoe a small y lsl
bout l... l.-N, NO urni. appraised 81 $40 n
TAKEN ll iy iHhu a. Er.egsnu. ut PFa'F.eyil "a a.
rE# 'fHEr Israel n srs, =, r., RAY MI II With A
~ #.II JOS WraiRtIl ihfvo yuafa OLD, " De-
Ila Oh hl shoulder klN about 70 hanls high aVJ Fed &.
$50 II
TAKE" II hv samu, Slaughter, and cs'!ayei t,lu a.
" crouch. T. g., three nlm'ls, to-yt one sIRR FIX
l.Ne yoars ~ lat spring ~, hands high bnne Won
hr .'f shoulder HpITH,aoh 10 20, one BAY II H.'sE
.r1r, l-I -rnu#'Gn lnl foot md Fght fore 70 white,
f. - .reHi about l5'. hlnls high ppptas't ,c SIS
'.H ONO lAl MARE ulDui D. y"rTl Old, 10th AZ f,cr
1N'. la-r ncei Jnh"l "u TN rh shouldcTthr o., 10
i ufs A b. BpINnFel On c-H II
wv, H. nlRNF9, eli, co. T.. 90.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

Bsy~ On Thursday afternoon last, a severe storm
passed over the $, L, portion Of this county, Tho
wind seems to have come in gusts, and did not ex-
tend over very large space Many trees We're
blown down and their branches scattered over the
road little East Of s,yOue p o., in this county
We heard of no damage done except an occasional
fence blown down.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14
THE STATE OLE TEXAS.

To any tagful officer Of Tarant county, Greeting;
VOU are hereby commanded to summons W .
Il R. Little, to be and appear before me, H.;
Steel, Justice of the Peace in and for said
county, precinct No. 5, at my Office in said pre-
cinct, on the last Saturday in September, 1859,
at or before O'Clock p. m. of said day to answer
to E. NJ. Daggett, il. o plea of debt due by, note
for SO 100 dollars. Herein fail not, and have
you then and there this writ with your action
thereon endorsed. Witness my hand, this 9th
day of August A. D. 1859.
LAWRENCE STEEL, J. P.
1n.ou1 prir,ter's fee "a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

R7s~ The weather for the past week has continued
cloudy, with an occasional heavy shower Of rain,
which do not come amiss, The ground ia fast becom-
ing saturated, and will soon be in excellent order for
putting in the flll crops.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

CIf'We understand that our energetic Mayor is de-
termncd put stop TO that most interesting and dc
lectabe pastime, fighting dogs ON Sunday evening Mt
the corners of the streets and around the public
sapara,T,e smart h" hisshl: "Tifuin~ +" t's ny
ISLANDERS and instructive to the dogs in tho art Of
fighting but the Mayor thinks it should he done out
side of tho Corporation, and not annoy the citizens
with tho yells screams, bowls and barking always
incident to such pleasant occupations.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

Do As the Census will be taken next year, twill
be good idea for our farmers to note the amount
and character Of their crops they are gathered In
this fall. twill prevent their forgetting great
DEAL and will greatly facilitate business when the Of
eer goes around gather the statistics Of county
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14
Prosslor's New Map of Toxas.

~ ~ thrsr sriandi nFU mals tul.d Ny ihaflfs W
gssT Ghiri nfaufhssu n iH Nuuafal lini ulf' 90 Aus
un taauirY talfei ant rollers, dasiEnsl expressly u
counting rfsfns ana 0rfs sale AZ t ufFali oi-
dee, Pdfr g. o., Cifh. % b ADMITTED ny an that liH '
map u Texas Iulii"i Thee H'lnf "'
shouli Cal rsrly, as illIr ace bui a o. un ianl'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

Bl,- We learn that Gen, john J, Good, Of this
place, has been appointed Grand Warden Of the Rt,
W. Grand Lodge. l. o, o, T., Of the State Of Texas,
to hll the vacancy oecasOned by the death Of Alya
Herman, Esq,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

BsI1" We arc called upon again to record another
most shocking accident that occurred in this county
last week, ut wcatheriord's Steam Mills, A man
was caught up in tho band of the large wheel and
crushed to death instantly. We understand that he
was named Grub. 1t was at these same mills, We
think, two years ago young fell upon the saw,
and was instantly severed in twain. Almost every
week We record the killing or accidental death of
some person,-it is becoming 50 common, that they
form newspaper paragraph and are then forgotten
There were three accidental deaths in this county
during the same week
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

nNaills 10 lhf rnblIf -

tie ttriars. anoun a. those uhohriIi thaifiil n
me rast of ibfet i0Iti, 20 iho last isr1 m ihs
Court that there VAS gounI.i ltiuten iho its.
tmouY n Euoch llovhrl, anil Andrew lis'l who gave
efiisnr5 fr The defendant uni n}srlf, Hhen
giving testimony ~ tho plafiin The object ~
bringing about chat conflict u seems, was ~ destroy
The elect uf my testimony before The jnij ih1l irrl
tho slIl cause. iiy way ut settling lsyseii rishi
la this natter ire those who may have SOME Inter
est la ID, respectfully submit the following About
the asUf April, 1858, report was pnl in er.lll-
ton M some one certainly not by myse.il that Ma-
Luyett aul myself had made an arrangement o. tlps
together 10 Arkausa, during the absence ul the ahi
hiy's husband. Was publicly charged with having
put said report In circulation m one T. L. lohel
held. On "A certain occasion, by said Andrew BEL,
which denied That Was tao only conversation /
ever had with said Bell with reference Ia this matter
was also asked about the very same report by said
Howard. told him LneW II no such agreement
Now, mark When came On the stand 10 give evil
denee as a witness In said cause, | was Gskol by
paintis counsel to state whether defendant had ever
made dishonOrabe propositions To me, In answer,
stated that defendant had made proposition 20 elOpe
with me 10 Arkansas In the absence Oi her husband
was then asked by defendants counsel, IL hal
not denied To Howard and Bell, that she (lcculauN
had ever made s7sh proposition 10 me, answered
that had made no such denial, Then Howard and
Bell came on the stand and made oath respectively
that had denied to them that shs (iritndlIt) had
made such 4 proposition 10 me. | was not askel IN
court 90 state whether she aud made an GyrtsmtHt
To elOpc or should most certainly have answered In
the negative, rs did 10 said Howard and Bell Tor
we hal never made such m agreement, nOtw,hstaRl-
ing, the proposition had been made o me as af,re-
lnid.
hereto append some certificates which, Ipresumc,
will show up hi, question IN its proper light More
Of the same Kind can he obtained II necessary,
NJ, A. DuRRErE
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EAsHI0NABLE MANTUA.MAKER ann

L MlLLlNEk. Mrs, hIl.l.l Is prepared iO make
Dresses, trim Bonuets, and do Fancy Work Ia the
Latest and Most Fashionable Styles
She invites a call from the Ladies' Mt her rocws on
the Ehst-siic of the Public square.
y. B.-Crapc, Straw and LOghorn bonnet 7eaiy-
made nrl trimmed At ali times for sale.
Dallas Texas, Nav, ls60.-iIIc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

Bs- We are laid under many obligations to friend,
for lot of choice tulip roots, Nothing could be
more acceptable to us than such a present, The
quccnly tulip is n superb flower, and We anticipate
much pleasure in seeing them bloom next SPRING
Even now We think we hoar again an esteemed friend
sing:
Tho tulipis quNHins her cup Of rich wine"
from an old and much admired cong,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14
lO.9w1 Priuter's fee 81
Nofice 10 fine PubIie

HAVING understood that report is in circulation
that have or am about to close the ST. NICHo-
IAs HOTEL. IN Dsllas, which pronounce base false
hood, but to the contrary, am prepared to accom-
nodate all who may give me call. have in con
nection with the House, new stable and plenty Of
forage. ostler, &C. n. n. DARNELL, Proprietor.
dallas July 18th lSj9-3df
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14
Cherokee sten,m Saw Viii

JJAyE their cXtrn-ine 20 horse power Stem Saw
Mil now in full operation, 3 miles east of CHn-
mons bridge. on the Ncechcs River, Il mi'sI from
Palestine, where they will always keep o, lsua u
large and good assortment Of the best quality = soft,
heart Pine lumber, that can he made in this )unty.
We have now and always shall have seasoned lumber.
Como every iody and get lumber nj 81 Oh 81 hun
drod BROOM Il MARROW.
Rusl Texas, March lst, jo.--3Gly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14
, 00O Reeves Wanted.

T WILL pay the highest market price, in CASH, for
l GOOD heavy BEEF Gait E. delivered to me
at Jefferson from the first of November until the lat
ter part 6t ns'eBtef, usKt. Demand non 0He u
two haaazsd p'rdsy.
= Y. BLACK
Fsf9fu. esq 100 l55a--af
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iiCltcnYiC lmsti,MIc.

- IE eighteenth -r.si1U nj ibis Institute will open
On thu fact Moulayof Oetu'pr next, and continue
fty W,rs nulrF thr suru.. a'ra 81 Ery- - ", r. Ne
KaUgr, assisted ty HN erls g tAfg1'ri lrAl.Ts ~.
huUlugs are hire anl Pheasant a4l lsIaty well 'lIVl-
with aplsIaus, IluiHa p suF,lf ri as At'-raY E he
rHurfly liln.,
Charge &c basUl, Tuition, unm Rent, Washing, ETC., aT
-.rruuNi lrtN Nn"AaE
o. sli-l nrpHT'muf', 10 paid 7'r'nar sNn On
lu 30 DO Ial Ia.N al CLOS. slsl co
Lnlual 'r Mathematical ~ aTlutuI, pi ai close, $40 nl
D. DO hn ua' laIi aiG0rr, Slli uI
Mufr an tsn' lHris, With usr p. ...tg-a.uJ $50 90
Iur.lru,al iuN ,u ra,li aiuIHi 81 90
~ lvT CENT arN "a iF an iNauu, I1ymris, iul.' ysgr
81 after tlv hTsf mouth, nui time u entrance and dug1
ton III b. made uEir 1y oIuigucs' except 90 pTg'rryi
sigl ness. August 9H lAaS--g ~,
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nOuUt Prairie tsigh school.

" Assistant,
Tr HTsi -rt.Iau RI tIs 7rlr', v m rrra fr. no - H
isg iu Ot'-r, Ia s.L. g scar al - Igrl l. ls. 4l
ssags ~ Lsa uF.rfs rsrt.
IiIAf--.f ftfftar pr &fss1Hr.
GrruaT and Ar.tu-,s, $50
, 1'is. Saarsi iaiisl, cln.ag jits J. 90
AlrrFA rlHiiUItl, uttflHITY, lI.raulrrsr euFflHFr
descriptive ana AraNt'gsi u. 'll-trr t'rTrH'l aHl
,isllrl,ts "a lsi.n. ma -l,sn.,h Lu-u, Is VI
siuf rs a bed srrHi b. a die Ilre ~ rHi,rIF uli. r-
sl.Hr. 70 tle Nr-s sH 1850 ~ nTIIHri.l An-ss,
Tuition EHs #i.f sl i'. tNI..au.f u. each ,tTu
lL rrtnl lHtl iI s nuuly, sry.u miles p1Ii u Ie
town n ns.ss, rrar is r..l.,. lfUu Wlgl aul n. q
Tfu.T. d ranl raa h- Lat a. rhs hl gn Tsssga-
le leTs Zach -trg all hs thaFr' Go -s pc tt,fun, Ia
dental expenses, ll'iy
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NE0n,ld Frnirlc Emsti.Mec,

80 Mound Prairie, Anderson Co., Texas,
$ - miles ~ =. Of Palestine, on The jgirdW!
ShrtgrD0t Roui,
nr r,rie.n'h Sc Ju 'f institution opened IT, IL
Monday ,u Auru.t, uu'rr v chsFr a. 'lrr JANIS n,
MALONE,aslI by able ana we'll approved Faculty,
The luIl,urI ample and cnrtlmlD1' luutsT,a nn ~"
p'tu ~ ~ Jr1arsHrfUn gFr 0nr N ry1n lh' l"p
Department. are crfy distinct md IN separate bullluFs
scu, r Year r0 uiuuF EIoHs 81 i've mouths each, The
iisytH HfigiiHg Clui isH tue LIBRARY, pr,snptii0
rs me literally r InHi1 NJ the Institution students reel
v any ,ur ani charged only from to !ay eUaaee 20 the
close Of lle Session
~ nan damage done to urrut5rl' furniture charged
the occupants, Inmrrrs irfUh Win everything re-
srsslry render them e0mfah md pleasant an' 90 style
superior 20 anything IN 'Is state.
CEurry for R1urI TbiJa, RugnRFrk FHr' HHi Ug'Anr,
rprilsI pcnartm,it. ist Class irpai At clasa 400
tfnr, MIA M close TO
lad Clas', t paid ~ Close, llo
Engt paid 10 cin.a, III
iusaal Or Mathematical departments irail ntcrc, TO
lUDt paid ~ close, lL2
Music On Violin, Guitar Piano, tenel,,, %
Contingent Zee !
Tcn percent discount allowed for advance layrnu'1.
Positively nod!ue,on urdcr sHy c'ruw',suc, cSeep for
pr.,ractsl g'cfurs'
t,Hlt. 4.
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E"iHss0 aOr Sale.
Lost Certificates.

have lost The following Land Certificates, viz: One
issued to John NJ. Patterson, for G40 acres Of
land, No 7, issued ON the 18th day of December
1856, by the District court of Ellis county; another
issued to Daniel Rogers for $40 of land, by the
District court of Kaufman county, at the fall term
1850, No 81 and another No. A., issued to William
Smith, on the 18th day of April 1885, for $40 acres
of land If the above certificates not found with
in the time prescribed by law, shall apply to the
proper Department for duplicates of the same.
d. p. FEARRIS,
July q, 1S50--49tl Ellis county, TfraS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-14

lNrRAY ED--Fru the undersigned, on Il,
- the 10Th January, 1893, Light Iron CLS~f1
GREY Mare, about II hands high heavy -N'>A
set. bout six years old. branded on the shou ier with
the letter K has lpther white eyes, aul q white
streak down the nose. and was heavy in fol- when
she left Twill give ; 10 for information 30 that get
her: ug SO il delivered TO ut my residence, IL
miles Y i. Of Ccnirey,lle, Leon cauuty, road
TO NacnoliG. GEORGE i. McMll AN.
jane 9th. 1859 --t9:Gm
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STEAM ENGINES.
r1royn q to 100 Horse Power,
PAGES PATENT
STE Am SAW MILL.

- Arerts for f. CARVER & CO. s InIroved
.,oIIon Gin. and ChiChesteG Improved Sea Island
Cotton Gins. The as nearly perie-t as shey
can be made and far superior in execution 70 any
now extant.
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v,yxTxRy STASG&.
NJ. u: Tg ssilis eStsT li TEXAS.

VITIT. M M 4 FSIE Ito VI t,NtItT-TsN'Al EsS-EEfp
| tax taxes pleasure q ts52. !. 25s: SNASf
the pubic the travelling community and ALL who
pare1 lI lin vita call il the best style Aenye n9;e
may i III tinds constantly on hand. HUMP sHoU
and ee 81 viii meet an on the Square Travellers Will meet
VIII eoo'eJ'''' - ny " NJ. THOMPSON.
July l3 is5o-n2vs.,y
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SDecisi Notice 10 WOOL esrOI' eF3

; AN prepared 10 purchase or receive WtpL lpr
shipment TO New York or Boston
Wool well washed before shcaring, tied up G sepa-
rate accccs and put in good O'naburg sacks VIII ada
greatly 10 the value l., VI. STACK pLE.
nav lib II
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Fkanltuam FCnlalG sschOOI.

riNE second Session N The kaufman Fmalo Scnnl "ii com
the last Monday In JHnu1Ty a. The following fa4'
OF Tuition per Session u live months, 20 wiz
rLEsr CLAS4--u.thorr'rhy, X :ading, W'."s Primary ~
Geography, ~
Scoop CLsss--anr Gmm'r'r, Geography hr.hmcii'' 500,
Nat. Philosophy" ro'1mp Algebra clTn'ur2l %s i-.V'
Turn CLlss-Arcrra, Geo nc,ry Astronomy, Moral and ~
Mental Philosophy, ,yll" nce %. Christianity, Sc - W.
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Lancaster. Sept, 10, 1859,
Certificates.

SEPTEMBER, 81, 1889.
hereby certify that NJ A, puTctt was asked by
mo whether u certain report was true, viz That him
and Mary l.. Loyott were going To oil TO Arhan-
sas; his answer was no. lie still says there was no
arrangement made between them, | also certify that
about the 10Th day of August 1869, was present nj
n conversation between NJ. 4. Durrctt and Enoch
Howard in which Howard stated that the above state
inent was, in substance the same In which Howard
had asked NJ. A. Dsueit Il. +, BERRY,
SEPTEMBER, LIST, 1859
hereby certify that about tho 18th day Of August
A. purr0tt il was true that the report tina lac and
Mary H. LoNGtt had made nm arrangement to run oil
to Arkansas together; his (nuucts) reply was, II Is
not true. Enoch Howard stated TO me (on enquiry
that it was entirely in reference to the above named
report that he had asked NJ. A. Durrett.
c. W. DuRRErT.
AuGusr Goth, 1859.
We, the Undersigned hereby certify that we were
present in T. A. lowcl's field on or about - day Of
- 1858, and there heard n conversation between
NJ. A. Durrctt and Andrew J. Bell, in regard TO n re-
port which was then in circulation, viz: That an az
rangemcnt had boon made between the said Durrctt
and Mrs. Mary L. Loyctt, to of to Arkansas to-
acther That conversation was about as follows -
Bell told purrctt that he (DuTetD had made and
circulated said report, about his sister; Durrett re-
piled that he (elD was liar, that he had neither
made or circulated the said report There was moth
ing that we heard passed as proposition made by
Mrs. Lovctt, to said Durrett
JOHN MOSTER,
G. +. PORTER,
11.1t JOHN DDBRS
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