Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-05-26

RULES AND REGULATIONS OF ST. JOHNS
 COLLEGE.
 l. After Monday, the 0th of May the exercises of the College shall commence at 6l5 o'clock and continue nntl l2 o'clock. when there shall be an intgmlssion. At , o'clock the exercises will be resumed, and shall continue until o'clock. But from the lst October until lst April, the exercises shall commence at and continue until l2 o'clock be resumed at ll and continue until 45 o'clock. The military exercises shall be only at early and late hours in weather.
 ?. Students are required to be punctual at the opening of all the exercises, and tardiness will be punished. Absences will be proportionably punish ed, and no excuse will be received except a written permission from home, or a certificate of sickness from home or from physician.
 g. All disorderly conduct about the College, whether in the lecture room, in drill, will be noticed by the Professors and the subordinate off of the corps, consisting af lieutenants, ser geants, etc., and punished by the mark of demert.
 It is considered disorderly speak in recitation. at drill, to make violent and indecorous motions, to leave seats while recitation is going on in the room, to walk across the floor for any purpose, except at the interval between the dispersion of one class and the seating of another, etc.. to use protane or obscene language.
 f. Apparent neglect of studies shall likewise be noted and receive the demerit mark. }. All playing in the streets, lounging about corners and wharyes, lounging about church doors, and ungentlemanly conduct is strictly forbidden, and shall be punished according the grade of the offence, if satisfactorily made known to the Facul ty or the Board of Trustees Students must not attend places of public amusement, except by con sent of their parents or guardians 6. The students must not engage in any kind of plays, on the Sabbath, at any place-and the rules of the College require students to attend ob Gnl,la .,,l; ans may desire.
 For all offences which would not require mmedi- ate expulsion, Gas would drunkenness, ,dshonorable conduct insuerable insolence, the student will be marked many demerit marks. If they amount to twelve in any week, thirty in any month, he shall be dismissed, but may be re in stated on trial. If there is no reform he shall be expelled finally.
 It shall be the duty of each member of the Board of Trustees to report to the President of the College, any violation of the rules of discip- line in the outward conduct of students, that may fall under his observation.
 SCHOLARSHIPS are offered for sale at $500. The holder of a certificate of Scholarship will be en- titled to the perpetual privilege of sending stu dent to the College free of charge. | Two Collecting Agents are wanted; one for the lst and the other for the 2d congressional district to each of whom ten per cent. will be paid upon all cash subscriptions obtained by him, and five per cent. upon subscription notes taken by him, and accepted as good by the Treasurer. The last Grand Lodge made provision for the education of twenty students at the College, free of charge for tuition. The number is not vet com plete. Applications for admission of students under this provision may be made to Green J. Clark, esq, Fort Smith; Wm. K Patterson. esq., Jacksonport; Benj. Blakeney, esq, Des Arc; M. L. Bell, esq.,, Pine Bluff; H. Flanas in, esq.,. Arka- delphia; Gen. T. D. Merrck, or E. II. English, Little Rock The applicants must be sons of de- ceased or living Masons
 By order of the Board
 ,.., E. H. ENGLISH, See'y Little Rock, May l2th, le6O.-3t.