The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-10

H7HE Adjutant General, ogether with nye III
/ persons, TO annually appointed by the
Executive, to attend examinations at least once
in the year, according TO law.
Faculty.
Incorporated with all the powers, privileges
and rights exercised by the Trustees and FacaHy
: Coz &C r. F. JOHNSON, General superin-
*coI. e. w MORGAN, Joint Spperinten-
dent and Professor OF Engineering sna OF Nat-
ural History.
*LIEUT. COL. b. r. JOHNSON Professor
of Natural and Experimental Philosophy:
+l4AJ. w A. FORBES, ProieSor OF Math-
ematics.
RICHARD N. NE WE'LL, A M, Professor
of Ancient and Modern Language.
JAMES G. BLAINE, Il. B., AdJunct Pro-
fessor. OF Languages.
REV. J. 4. SHIFT, a. M Professor of
Ethics and Bellies Lettres.
JAMES II. DAVIESS, Est, Professor of
REV HED. MENUS. A.M, Principal OF
CAPT. G. E. MOTT, Teaaer in the Acad-
CAPT " w GAUNT, Ajutant of the In
stitute.
+Educated at West Point fEducated at the
Virginia Military institute
Two hundred and thirty hdets, from fifteen
different States, have entesd this Institution
since it was organized, in HI 1t is entirely
free from the control or dolnallon OF any sect
or party. either political or eligious. Economy
in dress, in the a option of cheap Uniform, Tor
Winter and Summer, is Bidly enforced. Ev-
ery student is required to lecf College guar
dian. with whom all fund brought or received
must be deposited, and no ebt must be contract
uritbOnt the consent OtI ucn guardian.
An Institution combinS the science of the
West Point. Academy am of Polytechnic Insti-
tutps with the classcaliterature of our best
Colleges, adding the morn languages, and su-
pei adding practical schds OF Law and Engi-
neering, nearly realize the long felt desidera-
tum OF a university az 10 meet the wants OF
Western progress-a diversity where all may
select course of studio suit their time, means
and professional desJfion,
Mr. DAvIEss, the Ptessor OF Law, is known
/ in the various Courlss a practitioner OF great
ability. varied learnis long experience AMI ex
| allied character Hisminent qualifications, the
wholesome exercise "a discipline OF the lnsti-
tute, and the convent observation oil the forms
of judicial proceeds, offer unusual induce
ments 10 those Whoe earnest 10 achieve dis
linction as sound L[yers.
! II CiviEngineering g.
| Will be h0rOHgl aiid Pf3dtLtatty Taught IN
| the Western Nifty Instltute-the Professor |
| Col. MORGAN bel one OF the most Skllliul anu
leXperieuced En- gifrs in the United States All
1.-The instruments chected with that department |
| have been pIocui at considerable cost, and OF
the hest quality !
The SGperinleent takes the liberty of stating
that he is now ofel sS75 per month for compel
tent assistant Efneers. One OF ms former pu |
pills receives ais time, 81 800 per annurn, as
| PRINCIPAL Ensgee OF a Railroad now under
Il construction ifentuckl whist others OF the |
same class areceiving in difftren. parts of the |
4 United States2G00, $500, OF $500 year as
Assistant En@crs. ....-...
4 The time apidly approaching when there
will be a gr demand Tor such as have been
prepared toIat vocation, atthe. western Mil
i tarv Institu Nothing is hazarded in saying
/ they will rely command $500 or $500 per
Il amman. Iry man OF observation must see
that thegidic enterprise alread proposed, will
i give birth hundreds Of others, tributary to
them. Trapid advancement of oCG whole
country. The eagerness OF our people, .or eX-
plorine hidden resources. of The new States
i and The lly acquired territory, will give am
| RE scope ages 10 come to the skill and enter
prise OF Engineer, the Gcologisi, the Nine
lralogiste Surveyor and the Architect. Young
i men wbave an dB{5tade for the Mathematical
I and Ph;al sciences will have a wide field /,
opened hem for engaging in an honorable, a
: healthAnd lucrative pursuit for which they
NAV thoroughly and practically qualified, in
/; shorne and at small expense, at the Wes-
tern Fary Institute.
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