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rha War In Ahxaa,nia.

that tbe English prisoners in Abyshini.. whose
asa s so s kn bad
by band Of native rsbols, who would probably
release them ON moderate terms. A later arrival,
however, brings the information that Theodore
still holds many OF his prisoners. Consequently
the preparations which had been begun ut Bonn
bay teran inygsion Of Abyssinia, with an army
Ss4 'sS saa % s st e Esa are st I sssa sSas tn 5
necessary, i is. stated fhat the army Of inYs-
sion will comprise about ten thohiind mon,
including an unusual proportion Of ARTILLERY.
tjc9biity Of a successful inyasion by an English
army, on account Of the difficult nature Of the
country, and t9s want Of influential and assail.
hum hundred thousand z sqgars @Ilas in orient, is
broken into isolated sections bS high mountains,
somewhat IKE New Granads. The principal range
nssa NSh s sna h ha hsd Ssn sas Sm Ss ssss Ss
West side flowing into the Nils. 4hs principal
seaport Ia Massouah, In tho North bnt the pop
uiation is chiefly in tho South. Should the r5ops
@ known region lying Bonth oi Abyssinls, a vast de.
SORT will have 70 be passed by tho sFy before it
%ns ana 5s e Bone snS WeSf faTseas asa1e p
| at million loss. They are Gajd to be iIttiS CON
trasd by morality a, and very fsebly anitog under
$ rao a %n III e 0 oss%es q bseS%c ssSDa
! strong, and then gve place to some rival "good-
plenty Tho tilr6o great provinces, 1igro In the
| north, Ambara In the middle, and shon In tho
aouth, bear little moro than nosiRRl allegiance 70
the utuiar king, whose greatness has Tor . long
time depended more upon tho deforonce paid him
by England, than upon eny inhorent strength OF
POWER. Tho soldiers arc SAID TO be desperate
but Under tbepresent good understanding betEeer
England, Franco, Turkey and EgSpt there Is nc
country To which thoy can look for help. On the
other hand, tho mpassablo mountains and ewamps
tho facilities for defence or esoipe tho difficulty
which tho invading army will experience In resch
ing places and finding. people, are their surest de
fence, and Will mako The wrr tedious and coatIy
4 and It's success doubtful. I' .g,''
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Republican, state Convention in NortI
Carolina

RALEIeH, September 4.-The State Republican
Convention assembled to-day-sixty-six Counties
we're represented ed-scrcral by proxy. The proceed
ings are harmonious. The permanent hrganiza-
tion hns been effected don. JOSEPH G. ABBOTT
Was elected President, n1Iu 1rii. -----,
md Hon. KoBEn1 P. DICK, among the Vice Prcsi-
dents. Tho committee to draw up the platform
wero elected. a mass meeting was called for to-
night. The Republicans held grand mass meet
ing at fuckers Hall tonight. A band OF music
was in attendance. Hymns aud bozannas we're
sung, and several colorcI speeches made. all OK
tremey radical.
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CONVENTION or NO CoSyEyT1oy !,
To The kaisor Of he Daay M,,,s

10 ihr Fdisor Of &r Daily Me,rs:
f"n will oblige subscriber to your yalushl,
paper by publishing what Grn. SroKI.ps saws o
thoso WHO oppose reconstruction, 30 that ali lhe
people Of South Carolina may ace tho consequence,
that await those who allow themselves to be I,,r.
suaded to vote "No Convontion.p 1t was tho mis-.
fortune OF many to bo led into srcesson-thoy will
now havo no ono to blame but themselves IL they
take similar fatal stop again. Tho light is L..
foro and around them. They aro plainly told BIZ
one high in authority that they will lose their
property and their citizenship. II with this
knowledge they profor to dare fato to do its worst
they will have tho privilege OF making thor own
future just as miserable as thoy dosire.
GA SlIpsHDTprDn
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Marine Intelligence.

SAVANNAH, September 4.-The British bark
George II. Jenkins, at Savannah, from New York,
reports that when of Barncgat sho passed wreck
OF vesHel, mizzon-plast and stern above water,
but the name was washod OF. She hailcd from
Nora Scotia, and was apparently about 500 tons.
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Alabama conservative Convention.

MONTGOMERY, September 4.-Tho Conservative
State Convention met to-day. Thirteen out OF
siyty-lwo counties we're represented. There is
considerable enthusiasm. There arc eighty-seYen
delegates present, twonty of whom arc colored.
The platform will be reported tomorrow.
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w The Rrlntfves, Friends ind AcquruIn
.ahees OF Mr. and Mrs. jacob SMALL nre respectfully
invited 10 attend tho Funeral Services of the latter
Ensnsh Lutheran Church. ArclIdalo street, Tai, l
frrnoen. at half:past O'Clock. son,omhsrt
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We learn from . private letter, received By
friend In the village, that the health Of onr. es-
;besP 81 the White Bniphpr Wa.y Springs several
weeks, Is rapidly improving. Iii, AZ a. s.f,s.-
Monday last (saie-day] passed. Of very quietly:
Very few people were at the village. We learned
that the crops generally are doing well,
Ws s.sIp pssse5 5 H P1s ss sss
ties" are building Heavy and substantial fenco
around the jhii.-Harion Bar, IT, n.
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General RoasRAu left Now York foi sitIn, accom-.
panied by Captains o. B. HossEku md z. g, FAST,
Lieutenant n. Fl. RossYAU, Mr. G. RossEAu, and
by Slr. DopoE, the newly-appointcd Collector OF
Customs at Sitka. st
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From lux.nnnnln.

S,vAi5NAH September "A Merchants Ex-
change was organized hero to-day. VA. WApLEY,
President of the Central Railroad, was Chairman
Fro tent l t. I'd 81. 81"
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- Il
aETHE ATTENTION OF THE FIRE DE-
pARINENF Ia called to The following regulations
Any Volunteer EnRino running any payment IN
either the Upper 1nwer wnriR where the street is
paved. nhsll pay uo Of FIny Dollars and any Ward
Engine committing the offence their pay shall be
stopped. The asme rulc shall be applicable TO the
MArkeie.
Every Volunteer Engiur Company shall have either
bells gong attached TO their Engine Reel the
same Hhai NOT Tx muaie<l. either going or returning
from an alarm ef fire. The same rule shall bs appca
BILE to Ward Engines, but Engine shall return from
fre fastcr than walk.
No two Steamers shall work at the same Fire Well
Cne Volunteer Hand Engine may draw wator from same
Nell where Steamer is drawing; and two Hand En-
snes at Firo wellno Steamer shall bo allowed to
use the saIne. -ti ..- tsE-
Two or more Steamers mag draw water from Drain
Pit 3. II. STR0BEIl
August 20 Clers and supt
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New York Fe,ys.

New YORK, September 4.-The Southern Fa-
hsine Relief Committee held final meeting. The
total cash receipts have been $3.50 566-all e1pen-
ed. The number of bushels OF corn purchased,
1855.
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There are aye patents &. this country for egg
hstahfiIg machines. Ihs first ono inown was IN
vented during the French revelation ip which
RopFsyInHst figured, Y a, II iSi,, \. -.
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--
Hegtstratfon in the State.
MARION DISTRICT,
FIRST PRECINCT.
NUl,;k,, ni.ot.

The registration returns - far as received show
up to the 4th. 1868 blacks, against 1907 whites
leaving majority OF Sc in favor OF tho blacks.
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Diln. at Mount Pleasant. ou ( Il instant. pr VII
LIAM HALL. OF this City. agoI Ts ,el,s "'i
fp"rii: RELATIVES AND FRIEN $ OF THE DE.
CEASED and Of his Sons and DauglcrI nre respectful.
invited to attend his Funeral Services. i Morning.
at 10 oclosk. at st. Philips Church,
Scntrmber5
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ss ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARrIFICIAII HU.
MAN EYRs made to order and inserted by Drs +.
BAUcn aud p. doUdLRMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssosSRAu, Of Paris, No. 600 broadway, New York.
April IL Iyr
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0uiTt'AtfY.

ptpahfED THIS Lii L. at uraiiluyill, = I, IN,
the 25th August. FLORENCE. ullesi usl,vLirr a, Wa
days. '-'' "' seven
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S REGAL NOTICES,

as- MRS. MlNSLOWS SOUTHING SYRUP FOR
Ch'i'n feeihng greatly facilitates the procrs, of ie.,
''' bS H"tenne the gums reducing all inflammation,
VIII allaS ALL FAM anti sl'asuio<c actio an IL SURE
10 REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon Il. ,uotb.
ers. 1t win Rlro rest to yourselves und RELIEF AND
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We nave put up ad sold this article for years anil rap
say IN confidence aud truth Of what wo have never
oeen able to cay OF any other medlcns-Nsyer hns Il fail
cd In single instance effect cure wbr,, timely ,,sI
Never did VIC know an Instance or dissatisfaction by auy
ono who used 1t. On tho contrary all ara sITpbteI will
s operato AMI speak iu terms con,mr of Its
magical effects and medical virtues.
We speak In this matter "wHAT WE DO KNOW /" after
years Of experience snd pledge our reputation for tb.
tHihiment OF what declare In alnost oyarr II,
stance where the infsnt ia suffering from pain and er
ha''soh relief will bo found IN Gflce or tw.uty minute,
inter- the syrup il administered
Full dlrrctons for nRlig I'LL arcc,u,apy ,srb ,,,,I
Da sure and call for
''MRS. wINsI.Ow's SOOTHING syRtp"
Having thr fac sinlife uf "CunrIs prsVlSs. ON ,h
ontsiln wran"r All ,,illrrs urr l,ssn s.-.i,atuns.
solu by Drliggnts throughout tile world Prize uply
IS cents per bottle.
OAiccs-No. 2l5 Fulton street. New York; No oos Hvh
Hoborn, London. Engand No. AL st. faul street. Mon
'teA" eaha"a tuths6mo Ausust27
a5-A LADY OF UNDOUBTED CHEMICAL,
SKILL. has RECENTLY PERFECTED CIEyALIER.s
LIFE FOR THE HaIR.-It positively restores gray hair
to It's original color aud youthful beauty Impars life
strength and growth TO tho weakest ar stops It's falling
out at once; keeps Tie hra clean IL unparalleled as
har-drcsHing Sold by all druggists fashionable hair
drcssera aud dealers In fancy goods The trade supplied
by the wholesale druggists
SARAH A. CHEyAL1ER. NJ. D.,
June stu'h emo New York.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
DrOuusaIs.

Owes % AssrASr CoNsivAEr.GEsEKAL oy SUss,rEScz
No. SrArEsr.. Nav YoRK, August 1901 )
ARMY SUPPLlES.-SEALEDP PROPOSALS.
~ u duphcate) viii 10 received by the undersigned until O'clock
? TUESDAY lih instant cr Tor iss use o, s se
tnei state. Army sCBsISIhNCh sIohES 70 os asDeeI IA "
200 STrsl, PoRK~MESS OR PRIME Mgss-Of crop
Western packed hooped oak ash barrels with two iron hoops
Meat be Tree from rus or san full weight aaa noroaaP % G
Bidders win state when their pork vas packed aud 'As 0sad' % e
Tho PORK received such inspection yards shall be agreed to
900 barrels Of hr,, quality EIa Supele Southern 81 LOu.
other brand, ofFLoUR spaok ,Or kag u earn climate Ihs
bsnd, and places manufacture to he stated in the bi, Inc ese
good shipping orier with oaRd hoops full hadnd and oGng
3GI barrel, first quality Lnrsd yellow CORN MEAL above
10000 pound, NEW CAROLINA RICE donbie sseks-gunny
ami bsps eo,tnoutnng hundred pOaad each materials
10. 900 pounds Of CRUSHED SUGAR, Barrel. {" above
10000 pound. good hard SOAP 70 se mad, S{ SoS ,na
% GA, 20 s9paSib h os 3 a. % .%Ia sas sS S.s o5s Sssn
400 kit, new No. MACKEREL
he s:or. are r2uirsd for iminefia. dl,sery - =. ,u.,
smps Of the aou cornmes re sng and soap mu oe au'eu
psd copy advertisement must be attached TO each proposal,
terms. E to have sonsdsraon the written
Isiy oftso responsible names. as follows: =, Il,
bid be accepted shall bsday fllsls a.eorns to y; ',S. %
puT 81 ao ~, ses Of tho .,ors. Proposed furnished
The sellers name place and the date Of purchase ye
contents, shipping marks 20 be hereafter Ie'gnaeo
plainly MARRIED every package AL other Old MARKS must
Certificate. Ofnpee,on BY professional packers or nrsetSIs' I o
certifying 90 lie part seller their present quality and condition.
and the immediately preceding h,pecoo ~ h, p,,l,. from ,h,
oneo the par, the United States ,., =, -, ,,,.
The hour meal rice sngaF and soap WI oe n nn.e,o,
appointed BY once whose certificates will be required ~
Payments utu b made in currency " 20 eq'uN"' " 300"
Coo,e are expected 20 bold their goods without expense the
sni N tre' Sa St GrSAsi a. n oc whA must
tnclos,d IN an envelope addressed 20 M SRdSgned Gsa ,edor'ed
Brevet MSorGen, A. T. g. D.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
.OgucE OF ASSISTANT QuARraRNAsTsa GEyIRAL,
a NJ SrIrR.sr. Nkw. .YoRK Cry. August 9, 1851.

.OpycE OF ASSISTANT QuARraRxAsrsa GEyERAL
No II srlrg-sr.. HEw.loRK Cry, August 1851
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- ~ re until l2 m THURSDAY tho 18th inst for delivery At
Military Posts Of the several quantities Of COAL and WOOD rspsc.
lively:
AZ Fort Wood 500 tlns OF Coal and Is Cords Of Wood
Al Fort WAdsworth. 200 tuns OF Coal
Al Fort Hakon 500 tnIs Of Coal and 100 cords OF Wood
Al Fort Lafayette 50 TINS Of Coal
Al Fort SCHUYLER of Coal and IS cords Of Wood
A, IsAud, 700 tans Of Coal,
The be OF the hest quality OF Anthracite oi egg se
Fort Columbus TO be delivered IN the
yards al each Post be weighed the post scales
Msrsspthe lar. wood Il the standard cord hundred and
twenty eight cubic feet ,,, ,., -.,..
Bidders will required 70 their bids With guarantee,
gued parties that In their bids are sccepted
they will within two days thereafter execute contract r .hs
with good sures n the OF nVe Thousand dol
lars 70 deliver and o thousand dollars to deliver the
bid therefor In conformity with the terms OF the Ad
yertBemept- --,-.
Payment 10 upon the acknowledgment Of the proper receipt
the ca and wood contracted for 70 De de-
lirered by or before Och day Of September, 1861
privilege reserved Of rejecting of all OF the bids deemed
advisable.
dressed 90 the undergned -.
For further particulars apply n ths once
Asst o.. Mr. Geul a. g. A..
Y n. MORGAN Bvt Lieut. Col and A. y NJ
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
Corporation Autitts.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public Notice 4

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public Notice, :, II n
~ hereby given the owners occupant OF ,h,t
Houses Lots improved unmproved Lands areI hs
following have been completed and are ns
Onee Of the Board Of Assessors for examination By al p
ssed, yf ~, 4, -A .xern,s
,Por Building SEVERN lshee. between 6tA and m n sS
2d-Fsr Building WAterstreet between
and in Madison street between Roosevelt and ,
d-For Buidng Sewers Norfolk streets betEesa hes'en
Grand Streets and In Suffolk street between Grand s1d
4h-For paving with bocka 9h street from ls 70
Sh-Pcr Bulldog Sewers In Cherry street, between G n
and iD Clinton street, between CssrrJ aDu
u,ps.s
and Lots Of Grounds Lots pieces and parcels Of LA
si.o al
s-BOth sides Of l29h street. between 9th and "a
the block No. u.s. lying between llsth ana ~
9th and 1th- =. a. p..k .sD AZ.
Abbott Water from Dorersrse 20 a''
both ades Madison street Rosevetset 70 M ~ h,A
9d-Both sides OF Norfolk street, from h 20 "'As' s' ~
SUFFOLK Broome 10 Iandses s,h ,,. D, ,h.
sth-Both sides Of 3Oh street. fron lstNsuue =" wv -
q half block the nteTseetns ,,,.,
also both de, Of Clinton from Cherry 70
Montgomery 10 a"'
the ,s SIDE AZ from Madison 20
All nsr.oa, sho,. affected bJ the ABOVE Aeu
rsny .J ha an. epposed or either vf ne.n are
10 nsnt her writing e one OF the unders
~ ,bs ~. No "a Chsmberst Basement Ne" Couthous "hhh
THIRTY day, nom the date Of this notice:
''' i5Gs tGSS d cnFkEEL. GAfsFH Bo.d Of Assessors
ISAAC o. HUNT
ONE. Board Of Assessors, New Court House Aug 1867
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
9rupusals.
UNITED SrArEs ENGISEER's OyycE,
DAvENPoxr. Iowa, July u, 1861.
Of THE DIES MONIES

UNITED STATES ESGrSEER'. oyrcE,
IMPROVEMENT OF THE DES MONIES
4 RAPIDS or THE MISSISSIPPI RIyER-SRALED PROPoSALs
September 1907 sxe.aus the prism and cor constructing sA, en-,
Mss.,,ppi River At the Des Moines Rapids.
The cana and onehsf miles long sI'eaeg
the canal three hunred feet in saSaasmeat and 20 .S
euHsFed a.; ~ feet - rom nd b pm Of he canal
h building enbsnkmen The latter threughu. the sreIs p % "
Where the bottom Of tse canal WI lave s
Su IF earth t y and rock to Be 10 e wide 1uds
rpsP covering to be so feet a9O,e hss s''f TIM % s.nss
ss Il Ss rip rp protection be ha feet on The
,T SIDE S., 5 on , ,ss s. .'o o i 4 1d AB and a
work Specified proposal Done and no bid vi" be e'n'dsre
That Tb Government Ss eT1R % Re right and ali bid,
printed copy oftb advertisement must &c AIll.ns 20 % -
Each bid must con printed guaranty ssHed 0 'N'
Bnis E proposals f, form required With form Of guaranty Ws'
furnished at this orce application - , . ,,,,,. IN.
expense furnishing all The materials and peTor5ing Al vac '
according the plan, ,nd pseiseaion eIhSs a y s & two mOo
thousand hundred and fortI The amount sppo
ais@ :Sn Ss sso HaFS.' S Ss mad. 70 cover s
m per ssu Of Ss s :l.S TSaa; iii Fl 'S Ss .sd
"2T %as 4 me an obtain the calling
this Office where maps plans, specification asd om 0' e0n ~ "
mus, be addressed to the uudergpsd and should be In
dors Proposals for work tbs improvement ' me ss N'As
Leu..col 35h Infantry. BIT MajOrGenera U. s. Army
O. s. RSGISsKR o,Tc, No. II Safest, Albany, n. =.
-
- once until FRIDhY Aug 90 1857 furnishing the United
states the DYKES Albany and VAnNe Point,
Y. the following materials; 49,, .,- |.
delivered in the ordinary high water mark delivery
20 commence sept continue the Of 800 cubic yards pes
day.
For 1000 cubic yards less Of slope sail stone pieces 70 %
easi Is inches deep and Of material not TO dea,e ,e
stone no, reee delivered the Of the arc, o. be
old pes 50 cubic yards about 20 yards sps de'ey
Sept H. and TO continue a, the rate Of 2" cubic
day. -, -..,..,.,.
Forms be obtained at this once where MI paeHss
will successful bidder will be required TO enter uo eo
tract with Uul States with good and suheent nrenes ~
and bonds be furnished by tho eontTActof "" V
dselaed 70 the o. will be received
By order Of Byt Msjor-Gen. JOHN NBNION
JOHN WILSON Major Of Bpss and Bvt'LisOtCoA !. =.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
OYUcn BoARp or COMMISSIONERS
RraoPotIrAN FIRE DEPARTMENT FIRRaEx's Hal

NswYoRK Aug 4, 1901. ,
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the Board their once until TUESDAY Aug
I3 1891 suppsg Department With COAL and WOOD Of the
following kinds and qualities; =,
o Furnace Coal 400 ton, Nat Goa. Of the quality known the
Impurities yard CAnue Coal Of the quality known
the and be hand picked Beth qualities Of
Coal weigh 1900 o the 100 cords best quality Virginia Pine
Wood sawed aud split IN convenient for
Wood subject the inspection OF competent
3osr and DO delivered free Of charge for
the engine snd truck houses bell towers ke S IN
su within tho ensung eight months
% msy required Bidders N the price per ,un for Coal aud
the wood and forward tho properly ndorsed
the right TO reject or all proposals
' CHAS T. aILDkRSLkRYB SseTs.arJ.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
Qlsooimq CARDS, &t.

At VIM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. l04 Full
"A toust-wRDDISd CARDS SS FINE slAi'oSASi' 'A'SN
shed ielal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-12-21

In the senate, Mr. Sumner obtain
cd the floor as usual on the first
days session, Immediately after
the roll call, and presented several
of his chronic petitions from freed
men, and he did not resume his seat
until he had revived the Equal
Rights Bill, for the District poke
ted by the President last session.
" Y. Times, %.
The sarcasm of the above will be
apparent to any who have studied
Congressional proceedings for the
last ten years. Mr.. Sumner is al
ways first ON the floor, and always
on the one subject.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-12-21
The ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOP OF

THE ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOP OF
TExAs.-The Right Rcv. G. M. Du.
buis, Roman Catholic Bishop (
Texas, sailed for Galveston yestcr-
day afternoon. With most of tho
other superior prelates of his church
he had been in attendance at the
late great festival in Rome. Bishop
Dubuis takes with him to Texas a
few priests and several nuns and
seminarians. The nuns are Of an
order quite new 10 this country, and
their strange but much attention.
Our Texas friends may be assured,
however, that under this new habit
beat the like tender hearts and he
roic spirits that have made the
name of tho Sisters of Charity Cor
Mercy a passport to all hearts,
N, o. Picdyune.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-12-21
GENERAL CUsTEn-Fort Ledrer

GENERAL CUsTER.-Eort Learen-
worth, Nou. 25.--Brevet Maior-Gen-
Custer. Lieutenant Colonel of the
Sewn h Cavalry, whose case sent
to Washington sometime ago for the
Presidents final action, was rcceiv-
cd here, and sentence read before
the troops on drcs parade this even
ing. Some of the charges upon
which he was tried were absence
from his command without leave,
and leaving his men in the hands of
the Indians without any effort TO
rescue them; making undue haste
on his return march thereby causi--
jug much damage to the stock, and
conduct prejudicial to good military
discipline. 1t finds him guilty, and
suspends him from rank and pay
proper for one year.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-12-21

The New Orleans papers are much
pleased with Gen. Hancocks order
revoking Gen. Mowers appointment
of R. King Cutler to the Judgeshir
of the I'd District. Gen. Mower or
dered Judge Cabazat to grant a new
trail in a most fragrant case. The
Judge refused to violate his con-
science and the law, and resigned
Hence Cutters appointment. Nc
wonder that the order gives satisfac
ton.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-12-21
Tcrms---PaynbIc i'm advance.

penmaushu-lessons not limited.........-..-S 25 a.
Book-keepiIng-ioulle and single entry, etc.
perfect 90 -
Misunderstanding all commercial calculs-
'' 30 ~
THE above constitutes the Commercial Course
Stationary for Commercial Course. including
thank hooks ~ ~
Stationery for Pen1nanship ? -
Diploma for Master 81 Accounts. -......... 10 OO
English French. Spanish, German, Latin, Greek
full Cour-e, not limited Teachers Course
Of Penmanshp. each 100 N
Life Ticket in All the hcfartrnefts.-- $40 ~
For any Language for Drawing. per month eaoh 20 o.
Higher Mnfhemaiics-price depeuds the e1-
tent q Course.
MA student having rad FOR Course IN any
hrnrch above, l. entitled 20 Life Ticket IN that De
rartrrnt. IT, attend such hranclcs a. he may DE-
sire. Their muuthly rruduafug classes sfuiouts
PaeaIty---RrFUs p0LBEAR. President Ls-tur-
On Business Custom. Boa -kesp nE. &c.
KTTus L. U0LBEAE Nicr-rresidrnf. Lecturer %
Cotnuis-rai fiusinrs- Banking p -hatzs Boa tssr-
ing md nui - q Emrl1y-cs
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