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hope, everything you want. If not, you
must let me know" So saying, Miss Spelman
led the way up stairs to a good-sized room,
where a little wood fire was burning and can
dies were lighted The trunks were already
there and Cecile was uupacking and laying
out what her mistress would want.
1--WE have tea, generally, at six; but have
ordered it to-day at Ave, for know you need
both dinner and tea. Cecilia will find me
down stairs if you want any thing" With
these words, Miss Spelman withdrew and
closed the door.
al have arrived at that period of btarva-
tion," remarked Margaret, "when 1 am re-
signed to wait indefinitely for my food, pro-
vided it comes at last" At that moment q
! knock announced Ann, who brought in q
waiter with cup and saucer and tea-things
/ Miss SpeIman thought q cup of tea would bt
warming"
Very soon Margaret was sitting in her wrap
, per and slippers, in little rocking chair, sip
ranged her hair. She began to feel fatigued
but that was rather delightful sensation
, now that she had nothing to do but rest Ant
j; be comfortable. Before five, she went down t.
= the parlor, where her aunt once moro receive,
her with q little speech, and then came tn
8 looked-for tea-dinner. 1t appeared that Mis-
r spelman knew what YVES good as we'll as Mrt
y Edgar, and Margaret, as che surveyed the well
: spread table, the spotlesS linen, the shinin
glass and silver, the temptiDgly brown chicke
before her, the spongy biscuit and delicat
l. cake, was glad to find that, at least, she woul
d not starve.
al begin to feel sea-air appetite already,
d she exclaimed; land o aunty how goo
d everything tastes"
n Miss Selma was pleased, for she was q hoi
pitable hostess; and when she and Margars
1t were established before the FIRE, curtain
drawn, and the lamp shining brightly, ther
lie was mutual good feeling between then
le which, from that time, nothing disturbed
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California Intelligence.

SAN FRANCISCO, September lo.IIhe
meeting last night ut Union Han VAS
- monstrous affair. The crowd Vas
too large for admission into the hail.
The addresses delivered IN the MAJ
were devoted mainly to attacks on I'M
Bulletin and Call for the course, pur-I
sued by them during the recent imam
cial trouble and political campaign.
and since the failure of the BANK Oh
California and the death of Ralston.
In the omen air meeting resolutions
were read censuring the Associated
Press for telegraphing the so.calleu
false reports concerning the suspeh,,
sion of the Bank Of California anu
other moneyed institutions. me reau,
inc of these resolutions was greeteu
with cries of mo, no,n as was the case
with other resolutions OF the same
IL was evident that many OF the au-
dinnce was present merely as obserV-
ers, The vote by which the resoiu,
tions were adopted was small anu uiu
not by any means represent the sehVi'
nents of the assemblage.
There IL no perceptible run on the
,r,i,ed States sub.Treasury to-day FOL
tha redemption ofgold notes OF the Ma
final Rank and Trust Company
''T rhe regents of the State University
elected d. o. Mills, Treasu Ul;,,oo V' os
Ralston. The finance con'n ITaivscs Il.
the Board reported that 'ne 9 i,n,e Of
Nv has lost nothing 3y we he,n~ n,otect-
eh vi h n the late Treasurer's bon. Oh one
gu NJ and tidy thousand d'''arS' 1
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"NORTII STATE"
The Constitutional Convention uar-
mOniOus and Working Body.
An Amendment to Abolish the Senate
Branch of Legislation Introduced.

RALEIGH. n. c., September lO.-The
Constitutional Convention commenced
work to-day in earnest. The standing
committees were appointed ny the
President and about one hundred ana
twenty-five ordinances introduced to
amend the present Constitution. ,
The principle ordinances introduced
and referred are to reduce the nnmoer
of supreme and inferior court Judges !;
providing for their appointment by the
General Assembly instead of selection
by election 10y the popular vote; ilXihg
the pay of members of the General AS
sembly ut three hundred dollars per
annum; reducing the number or
County Commissioners liXlhg lne
terms of the Governor ana state OH
GERS ut two years instead OF four; pro-
Vidipg for the non suspension OF the
habeas corpus; providing for separate
schools for white and black children;
modifying the appointing power OF the
Executive; fixing the salaries OF the
Governor and State officers; abolishlng
the Senate branch of the Legislatures
prohibiting convicted ielohs rom
holding Office or being placed on Juries,
providing for the compromise % Ihe
public debt .,, H.,
" The only resolution introduced by
the Republicans was one Tor auIourh-
ment sine die, which lies over ulluei
the rules. A majority of the commit,
tees are Democratic, with the aoles,
men of the Convention rs chairmen o. .,
the most important ones. Inc oouy
is harmonious, but its session was pro-
tracted.
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AETERNO DON DIsP
THE MISSISSIPPI RIOTS.
The Attorney General Places No Con
lidence in the AmeS Report.
Secretary Fish Found and Informed
That lie May Stay Yet Awhile at
Home.

WASHINGTON. Sentember 10 -'rhe
Attorney General to-day telepraphed
TO Ames requesting information re-
gardlng the present condition of nC.
fairs i'm the rernutlv rennrtnd distnrhnJ
portions of MissiSsipui md IL now
expecting n renly.
A dispatch has been received in
response To n telegram from fine Attor-
new General inmliring MS to thewhere-
abouts of Secretary Fish, announces
that that gentleman is at his country
seat on the Hudson river, and that he
will meet the Attorney General at any
point he may designate for confer
enCe upon the subject of prOClama-
tlOn. 10 THIS telegram the Attorney
General replies, informing the Secrt-
tary of State of his telegram OF this
date to Governor Ames, and delaying
the proposed conference till after Il re-
ply to that telegram shall have been
received, the character of which, it is
Judged, may be such as that no further
action will be necessary BY the general
government.
A telegram has lust been received 10y
the ATTORNEY General from the Sheriff
of Kinds county, Mississippi, report
ing that perfect peace prevails through
out the State; that the officers are not
prevented from executing the laws,
and that rood citizens will aid him in
the discharge of his duties if needed.
The ATTORNEY General expresses the
oniuion that the difficulties are at an
AKA hut'ho stilI awaits 81 resnonsa to
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NOTES AND OPINIONS.

"Honor to whom honor,n etc. When
General Butler procured the appoint
ment of Mr., William A. simmons to
the Boston collectorship, there was
much ITO do" about the matter, be-
cause of the alleged unhtness Of the APP
pointee. Now, however, we read I'm
the Boston Traveller that "NIr. Bris-
tow eaeems the Boston custom house n
model for all others in the United
States and is not at all stinted in his
wordsof commendation.h
An extraordinary bit Of surgical iu-
telligeAce comes from Brentwood, n.
II. Three years ago James lloyt was
partially dislocated as to his spinal col
umn AID the lower eXtremities being
PARALLEL was unable either 10 walk or
to stand A few weeks ago he had u
fall which nearly proved fatal but ac-
tually did prove fortunate, for Hoyt can
now use his legs and has achieved his
mile afoot.
with singular disregard Of the best
Interests of its party, the New York
Times makes light Of Governor Til
denis reform policy, and charges that
he was "largely responsible for delay
ing he triumph of the peoplen over
the Tweed plunderers. 1t is quite UNI
Necessary 10 disprove such ridiculous
assertion az this, since every one
knows that the most intelligent service
rendGed i'll the investigation of the
Tweed frauds was performed 10y Mr..
Tildel through his brilliant analysis of
the Hing accounts, but the New York
organ should understand that mt this
timeattacks upon Governor rilden can
not pssibly have any other effect than
TO str ngthen both him and his party.
This = II very unhealthy year for slurs
uponhonesty.
Bishop KavanRugh of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, left for Cali
tornRa few days ago, where lie will be
engaged for the next several months in
attending to his duties on the Pacific
coast. We never see Bishop Kava-
naughs name mentioned but what we
are reminded of an anecdote we re-
membG to have heard Mr.. Jno. f.
zimmerman of Lexington (the pub
Usher # the old Danville Tribunel re-
late se'eral years ago with good deal
of 2est. Bishop Kavanaugh, in early
life, Lille Mr.. Zimmerman, was n prao-
tical pinter. One day II good sister, in
conversation with him, asked "Bish-
op, is i true that you was once prin-
ter?" "Yes, madam" he promptly
replied with twinkle in his eye, 81
have pulled the DEVILS tail many a
day until my hands were blstered !"
The good lady was somewhat startled
at the remark, but was entirely relieved
when the bishop explained that the
"devips tailn was oriy the bar-handle
of an old Washington hand-press that
he had pulled during the days OF
his Apprenticeship in a country office.
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LIE GEOGRAPHIC
mIDNIGmT DIsPATCMEs.
THE AMERICAN CARDINAL.
Presented With Token OF Esteem by
the Catholic and Protestant
Residents,
The Pope rs n PaciliCatOr In Bosnia
and Herzegovina.

VIENNA, September TO- 1t is report
ed that the Pope has instructed the
Catholic Bishops in Bosnia and Here
govenia to influence The people in the
interest of paclication in the province
ROME, September lO.--A deputation,
in behalf OF the American residents,
both Catholics and Protestants, visited
Cardinal McCloskyan presented him
IN Il token Of esteem, n complete Car
dinals dress and mitre set with pre-
cious stones, together with an ad dress
expressing their good wishes and VEN
Grafton.
BELGRADE, September lO.-The for
nal opening of the Servia kuptchlna
occurred yesterday. prlnce Milan In
his speech referred, but in indefinite
Language, to the troubles in Prussia
md Herzegovenia and said he relied
on his peoples support in the serious
task imposed by the grave crisis
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End of the Georgia Emeutc Cases.

Augusta, Ga, September l0.-At n
special term of court, convened in
Wrightvile for the trial Of the negro
insurrectionists, eleven bills of indict-
ment were found. Jack Hicks, one of
the number, was put on his trial. AZ
ter having exhausted three panels II
Jury was obtained. One witness swore
that the prisoner stated that there
would be hot times in the future; that
there would be lighting, and he in
tended to hold his gun level that the
lands would be divided aud each col
ored man woull get his forty acres and
mule. Judge Herschel V. Johnson,
presiding, in hi' charge to the jury,
said that the evidence was not sulli-
cient to convict and no verdict against
the prisoners should be rendered. AT
ter an hours absence the jury returned
a verdict of not guilty. All the other
prisoners were thel discharged, and
the court adjourned This ends the
prosecution, except against the tW
leaders, Morris and M,rkson, who, II
is thought, have left tie State.
J. n. Heard, charged with al at
tempt to rape two llttlegirls at Cong
ers. publishes card inwhch he de-
MES the charge. Public telinB against
him has toned down, rs it is thought
Heard will prove his innocence
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rerr,iic Thunder storms.

CHICAGO, September lO..The lakes
have been visited by terrific thunder
storms. In Northwest Pass the storm J.
lasted forty.eight hours. Accounts OF
accidents are numerous. Three yachts
md one schooner loaded with lumber
was sunk on Lake Michigan ana a
large number Of small crafts capsliSe u !;
The bark Turner was fonndered az
Tempting Point, near Milwaukee, tn h,
Captain being of the number drowned
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NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING
NINETY-EIGHT EDITION.

Containing a com lete list OF all the towns
In the United states, the Territories and the
Dominion OF Canada, having q population
greater than 5000 according u tho last GEN.
sus, together with the names OF the new spa
pera having the largest local circulation In
each OF the places named. Also, y catalogue
OF newspapers which are recommended 10
advertisers M giving greatest value In pro-
portion 10 prices charged. Also all newspa-
pers In the United States and Canada print
Ing over 5000 each issue. Also, all the Re-
ligious, Agricultural, Scientific and Mechan-
Teal, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile, Educa-
tionai, Commercial, Insurance, Real Estate,
Law, Sporting; Musical, Fashion and other
special class Journals; very complete Hats.
Together with q complete list o. over 300 Ger
man papers printed In the United Htates.
Also, an essay upon advertising; many IA.
bles OF rates, showing the cost OF I'D vertising
In various newspapers, and everything
which beginner In advertising would like
10 know.
Address GEO. p. RowELL a CO.,
augl3dlw Il Park Row, New York.
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Judge l.. b. Woodruff Of the United
States Circuit Court of New YORK, Is
dead.
After the 18TH instant the cable rates
Of thn Anglo American cable VIII DC y
shilling n word from points east OF
New York to England and France
The latest election return from sante
Fe Tor delegate to Congress reuuoe
Etkins, majorities to such an extent ~
.o,leaye tho result In New Mexico III
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A-rnst Of Counterfeiters.

MEMPHIS, September l0.-A speclai
diapatch from Decatur, Alabama, re-
ports that several prominent perso a,
were brought there, charged, Win deal
ing In counterfeit money. me coun,
terfeits are on the Trade, Paxton ana
Garter National banks of Illinois ana
Of the fifty and twenty dollars, ana
fifty cent denominations.
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Pennsylvania Democratic Sinte Con
yentiUn,

ERIE, Penn, September l0--Cyrus
7. Hahn was nominated for Governor
on the eleventh ballot, receiving one
hundred aud fOIty-fve votes. The
nomination was made unanimous.
The platform telegraphed in last nights
report adopted.
Victor Il. Piolett was nominated
state Treasurer on the third ballot,
when the Convention adjourned.
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the state OF Virginia by Hon. Beres-
ford Hope and another Euglishman.
The statue cost forty thousand dollars,
aud will Ice erected in the Capitol
square at Richmond, Virginia, near
the equestrian statue of Washington.
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CINCINNATI, September l0.--The
Farmers Convention was well attend
ed and altogetherAn enthusiastic meet
ing. y platform was adopted demand
ing the repeal of the resumption act of
rs, repeal of the National bank law,
and that the Government shall supply
national paper directly.
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AS AND PACIFIO.
THIE WEATHER..

The probabilities for the Gulf States
are slight changes in the barometer,
south to southwest winds, decidedly
higher temperature, clear or partly
cloudy weather.
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.,.,ue or"stonewa." Jae'sso'.

BArEiMoRE, septem,e.r, ,od do : ,bis
steamship Nova Scotia at INV h ~ .nS
poI. oy,, e', nronse statuof General SSen;s,
,vo,l jackson, the fmous C9 ssented 10
, wa,l (which Which hw been '''"''' W
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Medical College of Alabama,
AT MOBILIZE,

The Regular Course of Lectures will begin
on Monday, November 18th, 1875, and
close about the 10Th OF March following,
The Preliminary Course will commence
about the middle OF October, Mt which time
the Dissecting Rooms viii DO open.
The City Dispensnry has been removed 10
the College building. In the course of the
year several Thousand patients are examined
ard prescribed for at this Dispensary, In the
presence OF tho students.
no Lecture Free 10 Students from oil parts
OF the United States.
Naturalization 90
Dlssecting Fee,".."...."....,.. .....,.... 10 90
For further particulars and Circulars npyly
TO W. II. ANDERSON, NJ. d.,
Mobile, June lst, 1876.
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dontt An official count alone can
determine.
y fatal cattle disease is epidemic
among the herds near Ancriam lead
mines, in New York. Nearly all the
cattle in the neighborh0od have died.
1t is thought the disease was introduced
by Western cattle.
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FAX SALE.

On the 18th day OF September, 1876, will
selltbetween legal hours NJ the court house
dor, 10 the highest bidder for cash, one
graz horse, TO satisfy Hen Longs delinquent
tax,s for the year 1874, cost and charges.
T. j. KEETON,
City Assessor and Collector.
Dallas, August %, 1870, aug2od20t
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Dallas Female Institute
THE SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION
WILL COMMENCE ON
FIRST MONDAY (Gth) September

In College building, No, - Elm street, with
null corps OF eihoient teachers,
TUITION.
Tuition in the several de-
partments from So 80 to-. s5 W per month
incidental fee and for use OF
plano, each. ......,,,..., 60 per month
Payable strictly ut the end OF ench month
Small boys admitted NJ heretofore.
W. IL. SCALES, A. NJ.
Dallas, Texas, August u, 1875. augl3d2In
THE STATE OF TEAAs.-To the Sheriff
l. .or any constable OF Dallas county, greet
ing;
You are hereby commanded that, by maxi
ing publication OF this citation In some
newspaper. published In Dallas county, for
four successive weeks prior to the return day
hereof, you summon LExie Handley, whose
residence IL unknown, to be and appear be-
fore the District Court, To be holden In and
for the said county OF Dal las, at the court
house, in the town of Dallas, on the first
Monday In October, A. ID. 1875, then ana
there to answer the petition OF IL. b. Thomp.
against the said Lizzie Hapdley and alleg-
ing In substance rs follows, to-wit That
the said Lizzie Handley gave to them, the
said Thompson n Hardwlck, her certain
promissory note, dated on the LIST day ofOc-
tober, A. ID. lMi, for the sum OF three hum
DAYS rom , dsfo fSh s " dolarsS RE said G zr,
Handley had been by theIs, said plaintiffs,
often requested to pay or said note, but 10
pay of the same or am. part thereof, she has
wholly refused 20 do. Wherefore they (plain-
tifts) pray judgment for amount specified In
said note, and for general relief, etc.
.aHerein fail not, but have you then and
there, before said court, this writ, with your
return thereon showing how you have exo-
cuted the same,
Witness, A. Harwood, Clerk OF the District
Court OF Dallas county, Texas.
Given under my hand and seal OF said
Court in the town Of Dallas this 3D. day OF
September, A. ID. 1876.
sept4dltw3t A. hAfWOoD, Clerk.
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Monday, the 9th Day of September, 1875

On account of the difficulty attending the
collection oismoll bills, and In order that
the school may be self sustaining, u strict
with the above terms will be
required; and no deduction whatever
VIII be made for lost tiuhe.
MRS, II. d. CoUGHAN0UR, Principal.
auuklHw
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Tht1:]lailul. 4trall
THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
OF THE
CITY and COUNTY of DALLAS.
DALLAS, TEXAS,
SATURDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER If.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure of Trains ai
Dallas.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

Arrives.
From the South tmail and expross), $3.50 a. m
From the North (mail and eXpress)- 5:2S p. IN
From the South, accommodation 1910 II. III
ErOm the North. Accommodation l2:l5 IN
TEXAS AND PACIFIC,
Leaves. Arrives
Mail ana EXprcss."""" 500 p. m. 98Dp. IN
Accommodation ........ 5:3O u. IN. 300 d. IN
Through Freight...-..ml2a5 D. N. l2NJ y. III
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EDUCATIONAL.
PRIVATE SCHOOL.

ON Monday, September 9th, the under
signed win resume his scholastic duties in
the building Situated On the corner Of san
Jacinto mud Crockett streets. The session
will continue TOR 20 weeks and will b. iii
Vided into two terluS OF 40 weeks each, clos.
ing respectively on the 2lst of January, and
10Th of June, 1876. Pupis received Ia all
cases for the term. such as enter after the
opening OF the session Will be charged 10 the
close of the term. No deductions made Tor
absence except IN cases of protracled illness.
Rates of Tuition, per term.
FROM SIS 20 TO $50 ".
Payable In instullments, monthly In ad-
vance,
sopt2dlm GEO. A, CALHOUN, A, NJ
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In College building, No. Blm street, with
full corps of eihoient teachers.