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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17
sTssE STATE OF TEXAs

tIa tftNi9I ~ .1ltetttE 1L4l5rf = IN 90
10 The Sheriff or .anAn CaHgtsbirie ~. Dallas
7ssef laHo County Gresiag iasi ssisss1s
yyTHEREAs, on The 2slh day of SEP
w tembcr, 1865, oath has been niadeby
Azariah Moss that James n. AHsiey is
absent from the State 20 that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon lifih;
Therefore you are hereby commanded tiiat
you, by making publication Of this writ in
the Dallas Herald, newspaper printed IN
the town Of Dallas, Texas for three sue
cessite week before the return day there
Of, you Summon TIE said James y. .Ansley
70 be ani appear befofc the District Court
Of Daliasscorniy, on the frst day Of lie
next Term thereof. TO be holden at the
couffhohsc ID the town Of Dallas, on The
10th Monday after ile u Monday IN An
gust, .ls6a 10 ansutr tie complaint Of
lAzAr;ah Moss Tor The snm OF two hundred
dollars doc upon proniissory nofe execn-
I tel i,v Tie said JAMES p fnsiey 70 said
I XzarAiah Moss aud Geo. " Guess, nov de-
ceased. for the sum Of four hundrcd dol
lars. ana dated Jidy he ooh, ~. 1877,
and PAYABLE on or before the first day Of
I Ian,sarf. A.D. 1861 with interest fheteon,
non. DE frsi day Of October, 1857, Al The
Z fase OF twelve per cent per annum.
Herein h.ii MT ard Of dis writ DE
rrturn make - tllelaN directs.
I Witness ~ Thercusi cirrk n
ifsHAE he district Court Of DafAs
~ y Comfy. ani tie impress II be
cal hereof hefe6p ILadc. flis ID lay "
3eialtr 1855 ~ THETENEfs
4s~ clsrl Dst c. D. Go. Teas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.


EI0SBOyvay's Ofniitlcat.---SrIFF
lJo,nTs. -fQne of the most remarkable at
tributes lof IIontowAY'sI0 TNfMExrAis the
rapidly and certainty with which it re-
lakes contracted ligamen;s and sinews.-
Joints ibaghays bech f!iIf for years have
repeatedly lbkem reh,ofed to activity by a
persevcring use of this matchless salye.-
Brisk friction should bo used in applying
10 in such cases, so that its apIealing in
Auence Jnays thoroughly penetrate the con-
traccd ibrcs. Sold by ell Druggists.
Es~T.s il truly tho "aro Of progress" and the
aino' IAN fy.. r. arc, besoad donii, far ahead of all
olr Th's is clearly demonstrated by the Sewing
.,sci.lne-wlch is, strictly speaking, an American
.nycn;icn
In this brorin Of manufacture, the EMPIRE SEWING
lMAcmss Co., Office, %. rowery, New York City,
'sgp.is pre-aminent Their "Improved Manufacturing
siachine" las no rival II is bnt on sound mecllan-
zeal prcipes-is simple in construction easily un-
lerstaol, and not linhe TO get out OF order.
Its sowing qualities, particularly on cloth and
leather. cannot be eqnnledi and as such, we recon-
nens II Ia our lgions and thcppbiic generally. ~
( ssf,, JrJylb1s68-1 ts;H w ,lllNJANt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17
SCEIEDUIE
OF the Arrival and Departure of the
EIaiis at Dallas Texas.

- q DALLAS p5sTofFfcE, 1865
4 GAryEsTON.--AFriyesc every Monday, Thursday
and Saturday at PIN. Departs every Sunday, We'd
nesday and Friday att AM. va
Z Observation-Disclosures every Tuesday at Pm,
md Pro- ailc sem" ....na. Departs every Tues-
day At I AN and Thursday aud Saturday ut Pm.
/ Observation-Disclosures every Sunday and Thursday
lat PM Departs every Monday and Friday at AM.
aAINSrILi4I.. a. s-lSs sert . TIC day ut IN
Departs every "Wednesday Mt AM.
! TEATHERF0R D.--Arryese every Thursday at Q p.M.
departs every Meaiay nj GAM.
BUosIS mes every I1gtfsAiy at 9 PM.
Departs every Monday at G Am.
4 POSIOFFICE H0URS-Eyery day in the week from
g An. until 5.P.y saqd every sunday from to eAE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17

We commend TO the reading of
all supporters, Of Gen. Grant the
sentiments Of the immortal J1nins i:
mo person is entitled to political
right ill he.has learnodNhow to use
it; no man is qualified for Il trust
till be knows how TO fulfill it,
n O. Picayunc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17

IA We somo time since requested our
farming friends 10 give us reports OF their
cotton crops, butup to this time have not
single figure from any one. Our friends
will do us, rs web, az themselves favor II
they win give us as near full statement
of their crop.es possible. ga11ii it Z
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17

NOTICE j. hereby eiFenfhat Al the May
- Term 1868. Of the Probate Coart Of
Dallas county. Texas, the undersigned Vas
regularly rroinird Adminis1nt0r II TIE
Estate q J. 6. Caiiison deceased. All per-
make inlnrdi-tt pay msnt' and Al persons
having claims against said estate are noti-
Esi % present them duly auihsniicatsi
within izm0rfhs or hey win BE postponed
IN favor Of ncrr fiiiirerf crelifers
T.rE n rA1.KBR, A5mr
September ), 1558-51sG~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17

The nsn,hsTs ~ ihs iriniiy eonieFeHrs
n. n Church, fealh, On ihsir arrival "a
Dallas, 20 aushd sppHoseh'ng sfssiaaa O.
nssl aSlh last, sill please renlr, CO dliF
at Dr.. coehran's iFuesiors, GA he srsi sids
81 The Publie SsusFs aheis ihsy Niil b.
mustered inis service,
WILLIAM {. YOUNG,
Ootol,er "A lSdS
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:. ~. ,..l. ~. ..... . I'l's'''' 70

a oall lsls.i D. prlasf.ii NJ
alrff laffGHllf
fiaffaiI. De arrest eth fhe
niml.l fDmIasufs. anl nol nhll
,iepliy asafi ~ f.gglfars ihs
charged hai Aligned Ignorance NJ u
laFlnr hlen o0mmllie'l. aiihpuah
hshli was vol khow hy eFrry
body else aboard, ADD had naturally
bea che suhlrt Of much comment
lnn he oen slaiemepis a. The
o.fee.s. DO lee bon iahoat Helena
lor the pasi slx months, although
old residents NJ the place, with
whom NO eonTsrsed last night
know nothing n him, ileis pale,
las black lair, Is about thirty two
year. OH ani I've leet five inches
high, When arrested, he had a
rusty repeater, tlAree II whose
chambers contained balls, The
tag returned with the prisoner and
his Wifaand ehiid. abbgh 4 O'Clock
They were placed on the Luminary
and sent banktaiielsha. IlI'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17
TRLRGRAPHIC.

49, tHt N't -"
a. slftfs.
WAsuisaIns. Oct. a-Capl Won-
report derclol,es 90 now iaeisregari.
ing lhs Camilla riot, The repair
conrlndes;
Fnom what I could learn, tie eal-
ored and whites are peaceahly dls-
posed towards each ether, Ia ml'
Investigation al this natter wa,
materially assisted hy Nsi, Howard,
ani upml ms arrival At Camilla
ihe oil.rens at that place appeared
icsinaus that lhe occurrences on the
l9lh inst, Should be Investigated
Up 10 ilie date OF my Visit here, no
action hal been taken hy The civil
authorities ~ iho epnniy, nor had
anyinlncsth been held over ille bodies
ri ihoso Killed, Gen Howard en-
dorses Sihleys report Us fhllows ;
Sir have the honor 20 forward u
yon the a.iidavits sent mo by Gen.
sihley. With regard To the Camilla
riot, the General says that no action
whatever las boon taken by tho
civil npiaprilirs az this dale, 0Ilo.
Lol, 9Th. toward bringing tl,o guilty.
pnrtlvs go pnnishmoni, and no IN
quest was hall.upnR the bndiss nor
inV g'llsaligRh had oSpcp, ly .tl6sbII
rcnu anl Capt Nilik, .9y rgtller Of
ilo commanding pgleer of sI,o dis.
trict Of Georgia, wlnse report had
been forwarded 20 the commanding
uiiiUor -or Ae department Of, The
Sonth. lic further says Il is not
beloved possible to bPipg The guilty
parties TO punishment through The
civil authorities of Mitchell county,
they being engaged in tho affair aud
iustiying il, and no unbiased jury
could he found in that county. Gen.
Sihlcy makes no further remarks
which relate to ,hisfiot, but simply
submits he a;ldavits, together WITH
n private letter from an officer in
that company who makes n special
request OF him that il be not pub
lishcd. t,-4',.s Ua IL.
Full Cabinet to-day, the fret in
three mouths.
Local elections in Delaware re-
suited tavorably 10 The democrats,
Chief Justice Chase goes to Sa-
yannah next week TO hear several
importantchsesi liispresenee there
Ii rGiidGrclincccsSniy by The death
Of Judgc Wayne. lie will then hold
court iniIa:llcigh,. unless called 30
Richmond to, hSar nayisn' trial.
Chase will takegno active part in
politics, but continues his opposition
to radical excesses.nnd 'hasno doubt
Seymour viii administer the aGov4
erlrmcnt OH Constitutional princi-'l
pies. ru .si.f ..4m gi'A ei-ri ag
Much iliteroset is felt in the Pcnns
sylvlnia election, The Democratic
claim the State by fifteen
thousand, The BaiIical canvassers
claim the State byHtenl thousand
Chief JhAtic Chase authorizes 4
of the statement that
he has declared for Grane and COT
fax. ,9 1,rt ,.,.r r4 ,.rio-
BEDFORD, Pa, Oct 0.-An i'm
mepsc democratic. mass meeting
was ,hold'herc yesterday. One hun
bred and fifty crowded wagons and
carriages, with man mounted mon, |
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17

A welllsnowh author hung up
his stocking in jest last Christmas
Eve, and his wife, very much in
earnest, putrai baby in it, whcro-
upon the author said, "My dear,
darn that stocking"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17


pay"we call the attention or buyers in
the interior, visiting tho coast cities, as
wellas those ordering goods, TO The extend
cd adverlisemeni'in to-day's Herald, Of I.
W. House, Houston, who has just received
the most extensive stock OF general mer-
chnndizc ever brought to the State, just
suited to the wants of the interior Texas
trade. Ills goods being purchased direct
from the manufacturers, and shipped direct
to Houston, at the lowest rates OF freight,
he is able TO sell cheaper than any mer-
chant in the South, Offering great induce
Inents TO cash buyers. Merchants from
onr lection would DO we'll to give him o
CALI He also makes liberal disturbances
on cotton, wool aud hides, and win give
prompt and personal attention TO MI ship
menis TO him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17
CEDAR SPRINGS 4
MALE AND FEMALE
SOAooI

". Il. SMITH. ........ Mas. s. J. SMITH.
Ills sehoel Hlll commence It's nsxt ses-
sion Monday, september =, tS6s.
TrRns or TuiTloS rER sssslns o. IoarY
% ....r....I NkfAs' n rntr
FIRST cLASs.--0rihsr Tapay. Reading
Primary Arilhmeile, ,ioegraphy aud
fVnmanship, ,,......,....... a.... SD 40
SECOND CLASS.--ATiihmsiie aud Oeog-
Taphy continued, English Grsmmar
aud comp,siliOn, Analy sis Of English
Prose and Poetry .a....i ........Sa0 90
rlliRp cLASS.--Nainral, Mental aud Mo.
raj Philosophy Chemistry. Rl@Iorir,
Logic, llsebra, Geomeiry. friTonon.e-
try, Surveying and Navigation. the
Higher Mathematics, anl the lalia
lnnsuaEe"......"...".. ...."."...SiO 90
lneide Diahtsx ON each slu'leni Tint Gu
Hl tiers sehool..."",....". .....".....S3 90
Studca's will DO charge from the time
Of entrance till the close OF the session.
No deduction exeep, In cases Of protraeted
illness Of two weeks or more. nflo
Young gentlemen wishing TO board can
find accommodations with TIN teachers al
81 per month, exclusive Of washing and
liah's. -.. So aUtIrt.a 90 .Goiirsl
The government Of this sghonl will DO
mild but frmi the students viii 30 required
10 conform to the stricicst rules Of morality.
Thankful for past patronage, we respect
fully solicit n continuation Of the same. No
pains win DO spared on the part Of tho
the teachers to advance uie interests of
their punls. .t..I.t.. fraridan isupg Z
Cedar SP=ings, August &, iSG1-r4T:tf %
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17
rR0rHsrANT EplsCnpAL CnlaNn.

PROTESTANT Lll9tuFAL NlINNNII'
Divine services wits isid N, W every
Sunday morning a. l0l o'r'osk, ~ The lap
o. room az Nr. conghanear's brick bniid
Ing, on Msin Street Sunday setoal In
the sane room Al 0eloek ~,
METIORIsF RrisCoFAL rruRru,-lss gnlaI
services have teen eolmonesi IA ihs Ma
scale Halt and vii be eoniInpnl eaep
Sunday Al III o'clock a, n and early candle
light sgbtssh Seheol as nsnsi, AZ 4. y.
". n. SuALFs,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17
ESastiansgsr Os TIE MRrdeg o.
iutcff 6ld,-n bE <sr,1sass

slaiiaa, .fa.d 5sa
h'sssth2sta ~ 0a lSei MGTder Oh
a,,rs,si ssS ssl hs ai'sllassass. ~
fFo'9r 'be Nepihis Ayq''fncae' sept, ~
a mdsiyatroeloustn hasNbeen
coinn,itted on cue oftlre noblest and
br2yeSt men Of the wnole South,
",io, il, the deadliest,9f the fight,
Isli6Wln IN W., Z ,owes ssAH n paytlo, ana
his fearlossn6ss in sJiis' DEVOTION to
Observation-Disclosures had u oho Is TX
eel him. We .alludc to the gallant
Cen Thonas Ifinaman of
ITelsn IA ks9fsa,sl swslFe cihR Sunday
n;gAt I'll. l,,s tho hand of-lhe .assas,
SIN. Althe particulars. .t5 s-be. OBJ
tainodare em6race,iinthe following
spooial,. dispatch. received at, this
oillice last uirht: 80
rsSSeioq ljsratel ,lo ii "A yalansel
ITr,.', II, ~ I'M 30 4 "a,
,rl,omas q ,I;ndnao w5s was a..
.;,,,sl atrt1s I.ss;gaS'5asv;n ia
sas,ll.''eu a..i.is iesiu' ., 4 ~, s., y,
.ast!ayu III = 'sis az ~ ~ aSas :
,'':o = ~, 80 !" II, Fl ~ :. : /"
WI IN - ~ III !
~ = & ~, etssp ~. D ~ -; 80
n MN rip "as - s,uo IN, Ky : H.
nc 'e,. . - \, T. 's,..a, ~ ao'u n'o
PsPo sas e'l's.ea W., AZ; a"u W. Nv,
o,,,s 80 .iA, ~ nT III, nat MN
s !, " .'' gio ~ini pr IA r.
qne,i c2,o's .',n aaa p,gIr ,.,;,i.
~ y ~ - 'ou, GU" ~ ~
ssN'l 1891 I,ai" / ~ ~ 49,
~ upe 4 s !, '' y w. go 'ra, r. A.
IT. s .,'..' - b..a;aaI;aa, "a
e:s 10y y'is,s'i'. 81 80 ss,,
p'e,V'ss ss.agalisS pas q. ,esl;,;eai
was P"s'sf,t w HRysf F
e s ~ =, :. q - = ~, z -
,r ss.erua i W. nS n 80 liz -
.,A" w." 'dad :; ot,,,,, sin - 49,.
l'osee IN, vi ~ y. v = I q" a.
s9se '''' , no'o' NJ wo,a' a W ' O.
~ ~ Sen' 90 -, ~
= wa ~ "a kfs 81 3 y ssts ~ ssS =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17

vs." We are informed that Mr. s. IT,
Miller Of this county has founll a salt well
on his Premises, from the water of which
he has made some very good salt by very
rude contriyances. lie thinks, the well,
properly managed, would Prove profitable.
We sincerely hope may. .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17

rSJ- Wercceivcd with the marriage no
flee in to-day's issuc a very literal share
oftihe wedding feast, for which the fair
bride and gallant groom viii PLEASE accept
orr thanks s.t..ias.s,,3i 2t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17

By Winter is approaching, as is evil
denccd blythe dropping of tic leaves. and
an occasional noriher. va 10 = na'tif
al Themelhnchoiy dnys have come,
The saddcst of the year" Dug
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17

lG~ We hear nor see nahing more Of
the grassborpcrs. 1t is to he hoped MS
every one nSw believes, that they hav6con'
cluded 10 ''let us nlone.n So mote Il be.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17
Tnormlfs Tga PBAorIcai. PAaMnns.

TH0Umlss Ega PRAuTicAi. RARMnns.
Farm Rnles More than twenty
years ago John DelHfeli established
the n'lhwmg iArm rnles.-Rveiy
person employed ON his farm was
furnished with a printed card com
prlsing tho rules aud regulations.
They nre worth reading by farmers
and farm lalorers even nj this day /;
II iseypected that all persons en-
ployod on tho Oakiands Farm will
carefully attond TO tho following
system; Hi ir
Regularity in hours.
Punotunliiy In cleaning and put
ting away implements.
Humanity 10 all the animals.
Nca,ness and cleanliness in per,
sonui appearapce,t fss
Deceucy in department and con
vorfaiion.
Implicit obedience TO the propri,
etor aud, tolema-T TIC -
ambition TO learn and excel in
farming.
Maxims OF Order and Noatncss;
L. yRorfprm every operation IN
proper season.
. Perform every operation in the
best manner a-rttor,atI
3. Complete every part of an ope-
ration Us you proceed.
4, finish ono job before you COM
mcnce anutheraI ~ - N.-i
3. Leave your work and tools in
an orderly m9pper,
G. Clean every tool when you
leave OF work.
Z. Return ovcry tool and imple-
ment to It's place at night.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17
TIrrnnt County.


TAKEN UP by John Flint and estrnycd before
James H. Smith, j. p. for said county, on the 1hth
day OF September ls6s, two mules, one BAY, 10
hands high, years old, some harne-s, Inarhe, the
othera BAY. III hands high, 3 years old, with har-
ness marks; one DARK BAY MARE, blaze face, 3
white feet; one BAY COLT bald face, years old /;
one SORliEL MARE, bald face, 10 hands high,
one SORREL year old; one DARK DUN, with
saddle marks, II hands Oh, branded on left shout
der and witiis,sif circle oscr1f outright, years
br ana,<i E X on si,oulder ;one SbRRkL- HORSE. ;
years old, and one year old BLACK COLT; one
BLACK MARE. blaze face, years old, 10 hands
high, branded n kroilr sissnlier,i one sORkEL
MARE. 2 white feef, years old; one BAY FiLLY.
bald face years old one ycarling colt one BROWN
H0fiSE *. 3 year old, bletchgd brand on right Shout
der; one BAY MARE. bald face, IA hands high,
years Old. branded Il /; one 2 year old COLT; all
'EE'n'''i satg9w LkER. G6iol4 J. lsTis ss.I.i
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17

BsSr The advertisement of i. j. Latham.
dealer in House Furnishing goods Of al
kinds, Houston, Teas, W i'll be found in to-
day 5 paper. Our Houston correspondent.
writes'i.s as follows. about t:a sia tae 'rl3t
"a visit,to the old established House
Furnishing stores Of Capt. latham, the
other day, 10 make such additions as every
householder finds occasionally indisrcnsi-
bic in his household economy, revealed n
stockiargcr, by far, than was anticipated.
In addition to his own thrcestory building
packed as fun as Il can be from basement
to rafters, with every style of furniture
imuginayle,n. Capt l. has taken oae Of
Grays stores, on Court Horse Square, nnd
still stin lacks room. lie has certainly a
splendid stoch, and buyers will do well to
give hin a CALI ,fs.sa .'i,nrif, ?.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17

~
Col Frank WaJohnson, one Of
the founders ofthe Republic fTex-'
as, surveyor in Austin's first colo.
ny, andlsubseqnently an alcaldc, and
afterwards a soldier and legislator
Of the old Republic, but, who, being
opposed TO secession. lcft Texas and
located himself in indianapolis, In
diana, whore be now resides, writes
70 an old companion at Houston,
rs follows:
tWhi,e the party in power have
many advantages, ard viii use or
abuse them Is occasion requires, Il
j. pretty clear to nay uiind that their
DAYS, politically. arc numbered.
Thisopinion is based upon TIE signs
OF tie times. and q close observation
ofthe things tfanspirfnz From the
North, Noril,xest, West, South.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17

,.sssSp .pf. David ling OF this county, las
Sent ASA sachi of -four nsnufaciRreas iiFBm
sspr'ng wheat raised by him this season.
~ INC rour is a very fai, Article, syssst And
comes in very gool, time. The poeiorin.
forms us that he las about IS bushels Of
this wheat forsAle II yielded % bushels
20 lne acre, eI.d is asure crop. Itweighcd
u lbs to R4e bushels. ~ s'g So g tat
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17

r9- Rev. ". J. BRowS, Of the Missionary
Baptist Church, will preaeh Ri The Masonic
Hall, In Dallas, on the ilh Sunday In each
month. ..ff...r TI.I|
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17
TIVE TnIgITY COEEglFN08.

The Trinity Conference 81 he Mtlliqllsi
Episcopal Chnrrh South viii met'in r4llas
Texas The 18th day 20 ocister nesi, The
members who expect 10 bring Iheir Nls'f
will please give Notice Immediately, 90 NJ
least a sufficient Iime before, p, that nc
may knoW hoH To provide for iarm,
- WM 4 YOUNG
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17

Ns..sz.,EsASY { NOTICES.
+, pALLAs COUNTY.

TAKEN uh IS James Cox, and estrayed before
John Jackson, j. p. Precinct No. A. one BAY
HORSE, abnut, 10 ,,hppds high. or Sycars old.
branded T. on tiie itft shoulder, ard had a small
bell appraised at so Also ono BROWN HORSE,
about IA hands high, ls or "A years d, branded
on the loft shoulder and Q unfhe left Jaw, ap-
praised at 500 l3;3t"
S. S. JONES, C.C.C.D.C.T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17

N''',-NN'i~T 9S-oa1s fHf lHpi+lfH tti5ilat .tnA
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1ses.on
Bates OF Tuition, per 1Iolsh. '',Ns
Primary ClHss,. "...Ys 80 90
Preparatory Class; ry.y..r. s,2 30
First Junior Chss. s.......... 9 90
Second Junior Class......a.1!m.... il Ii27s8 SO
~~~ - = : :. ~ >-.~~~-~-~-1> -,-.tgs ~
First Senior Glass. Observation-Disclosures "a 100
Second Senior Class. ...-.!f6 i00
srC.O~NSr nfr- DFs4f> f,,f>-1 -S-TsN4ls
Music on Piano or Gnitor.,,t.~,.,;-, 90
Prof.iMuLEB Teachcrofa Musiesi
Contingent Feea.... ~ ~ .g9.....'s %
The course IS that pursued III first class
Collegiate Institutions- embracing The Ele::
mentary and Higher Branches, tie Physfs
cal and Moral Sciences, the Mathematics
(pure. and mixgdl and Ancient Languages
also Gsrmians Frehel, aid Spanish II az;
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and some correspondence Captured. 4
The Government loss is not stated
Four hundred rebels have surrendered ant
been pardoaed since the battle at 4
Cobre.- ,-g.-,s-v Is
The reyontionists contradict tlis ant
say they rcSreceiying Rein forcemeiss O
men. arms and munitions,
flay yonngsmen semesof the best faini
hes nave left Havana to- Join therebels
The Spaniards continue to supply the
Government with men aud money.
LONDON, Dec. I2.-No news has been re
ceiyed ofthe bonbardmeDt of Cadiz. Tee
grapic communication with. Madrid is in
terrupted.s A Madrid dispatch dated Thurs
day says large number of ,workmen. EN-.
ployed by the municipality on public works
armed with carbnes and bayonets fastened
on sticks, assumed: a threatening attitude
which they still maintained = - 4
The National militia has been ordered
to proceed against them. gPlacards had
been posted in Stramadura threatening the
assassination CT rich citizens who partici
pated in the elections for Cortes.
Later from Cadiz reports that the arms
tice had been prolonged, both parties con-
senting to await the arrival Of the Pres l.
dent of the Republican Committee oil
Seville, who will endeavor to mediate.
Should this fail the Government will COM
mence vigorous measures.