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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18

describing the reception by Mr.. Lincoln in
New York, says;
"Quite a little stir was evinced when the
redouhtablc Tom Hyer made his appearance
and introduced himself to odd Abe I'm
Tom Hyer, said he AS he came up" 'Oh
you are, are you!' exclaimed Mr. Lincoln ;
hope you won't hit me- This sally was
followed by shouts of laughter, in which both
the President and the ex-champion joined"
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18

1t is said that Judge Williams, be-
heving there was fraud and illegal
voting in Mitchell county, has issued
an injunction against the removal OF
the records, SC, from Mitchell t.
Usage.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18

The steamer Ocean Wave was the
first boat to make its way through the
ice of Lake Pcpin this spring-arriv.
ing at St. Paul on the Sth inst,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18

FUNNY.-Horace Greeley finds fault with
sumdry Republicans because they have not al
ways come up to his standard of Republican.
ism. Does Horace recollect his able articles In
the New York Tribune in favor of Douglas
against Lincoln in the senatorial contest in
1858 in Illinois, urging, Republicans to sup
port Douglas! That advice, il followed, would
have annihiiated the Republican party at the
time, and it would have become extinct, Al
MIR. Lincoln himself said during the canvass
Horace is not always a safe adviser.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18

The Commissioners of the Confede-
rate States, for Europe, left Havana
on the 9th. on the British steamer to
Southampton.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18
So much for the Wisconsin Banks

Below we give a revised list of the reject ed
banks OF Illinois. 1t appears that the Chica-
go bankers desired to sustain the Banks Of
Illinois as far as possible but some one had
sent circulars all over the State, warning the
people against certain Banks The conscience
was that the bills of these Banks were poured
In upon the Chicago Bankers to such an ex-
tent that they were induced to call meeting,
March Goth, when it was decided that 81 of
the Illinois banks should be thrown out April
list. The following are the banks then thrown
out, and those previously rejected, together
with the real value of the bills:
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18
! shall abide by, let it cost me what

shall abide by, let it cost me what
it may"
But" intcrposed the eager girl,
eff you will only see him-onIy tell
him.
q He wouldn't wait to hear my ex-
PLANTATION then; it is too late now.
Oracle. don't talk of it" and Marga-
ret Allyn was shivcring from head to
foot with the agony which shook her
heart.
al won't say but few words more,
Margaret, for | must go {; only you
know his room is next to mine. While
have been lying awake and restless
with the fever during these long
nights, have heard him pacing up
and down the floor, and sometimes l
have heard quick, sharp groans break
out Of his lips-groans that if you
could have heard, Margaret, you
would have gone to him and comforted
him. And l want you to think of this
when | am gone and of the lonely,
desolate life which he must struggle
through with before he has learned to
forget you; before he can possibly
take another to the room in his heart
where You still stand. He has done
wrong, and you only can make him
repent of it and you know how gen.
crous and noble he is-how ample
will be his Acknowledgements.
Margaret, let him feel once that
you are nobler and better than he, and
not let your woman's pride do wha,
his mans is keeping you apart who
so love each other"
Margaret Allyn sank down upon the
floor and buried her face in her white
hands, and the sobs shook to and fro
the girls figure as trees are shaken in
Autumn nights by great tempests,
which 60 TO and fro in mighty ten.
pests and Grace Street felt, whatev-
cr was the result, that she would do
no more. And then she heard the
wheels of the carriage as they rolled
mp to the side walk, and slipped noise
lcssly out Of the room and when, at
last, Margaret Allyn looked up, her
guest was gone.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18

A large number of valuable lead mines
have been discovered during the past winter
in the Wisconsin portion Of the lead region.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18

G. B. Eastman, Esq, has our thanks for
late Chicago and Dubuque papers.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18


Bank of Albion, at Albion. 90
of Chester. at Chester 81
OF Pike County, at Griggsville "a
of Quincy, at Quincy .S}
of Southern Illinois, at Bolton 81
OF Carmi, at Carmi So
OF the Federal Union, at Rock Island 50
OF the Republic, at McLeansboro 80
OF Benton, at Benton. .........,9 90
Belvidcre Bank, at Bclyidere 81
Canal Bank, at Thebes So
Continental Bank at Granville 80
Citizens Bank, at Mt. Carmel IS
Commercial Bank, at New Haven. 80
Corn Planters Bank, Marshall. 81
Edgar County Bank, at Paris SO
Farmers Bank of Pike Co. at New Canton 81
Farmers Bank of Illinois, at Metropolis. 80
Farmers Il Traders Bank, at Charleston. :. .S3
Frontier Bank, at Benton. ..Sj
Grand Prairie Bank, at Urbana 80
Illinois State Bank, at New Haven 90
Merchants Drovers Bank, at Joliet 10
Morgan County Bank at Jacksonville. a.
Mississippi Bank, ut Oxford. 81
New Market Bank, at New Market. ,... 90
Pamet Bank, at Griggsyille, 81
Prairie State Bank, at Washington. 81
Railroad Bank, at Decatur. SO
Shawanese Bank, at Eizabethtown. 49,. 80
Union County Bank. 81
Ahhi>oio HAMS hEhLlofuhE REJENTED.
American Exchange Bank, at Raleigh. -. 80
Bank of Raleigh, at Raleigh. ......... S3
. of Aurora, at West Aurora 81
g of the Commonwealth, at Robinson. 80
Corn Exchange Bank. SO
GRANVILLE Bank, at GRANVILLE. "a
National Bank, at Equality 50
Southern Bank OF Illinois, at GRANVILLE. >. 80
State Bank of Illinois, at Shawneetown. 80
IT, IL raportad that Gonna Of Al. oba,,. la..,.
are making good their securities, aud if SO
their bills will be current again. Among them
are named the following:
Bank of Chester, at Chester.
- Of Benton, at Benton.
- Of Albion, at Albion.
=" of Pike County, at Griggsville.
:. Of Carmi, at Carmi.
Citizens Bank, at Mount Carmel,
Farmers Traders Bank, at Charleston.
Pamet Bank, at Grigysvills.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18

WASHINGTON, April 10.
The sudden movement Of many volunteer troops in
Washington explained by the fact that Scott had
ordered seven Companies 20 be mustered the United
States service and remain In active duty uun ordered
To report at the War Department, Quite a number Of
volunteers resigned when this step taken. Others
who more anxious to know the duties that would
be assigned them aud the time they would probably be
in the ranks, wero informed that the Government desr
cd no soldiers who asked questions At three the
companies were reviewed by the Secretary ofwar when
one company was despatched the Virginia end Of the
long bridge detachment Of another was put inside the
Patent Office, while others under awaiting or
ders. Mostof them will guard the Department oices
the capitol and the Presidents House tonight
1t has been widely rumored that Gov Wise was in the
city, and that Ben. McCuoch Alexandria, but in.
vestgaiion shows ruth in the statepcnt The Gov.
ernne has sent agents 70 Alexandria and places lower
down Virginia, but nd signs of any suspicious
movements. Still Gen. Scott says he has reliable infor.
patton showing that these precautions necessary
He is Of the opinion that martial law will yet be declared
here though no hopes that inconvenience will arise
from the steps already taken,
The events about Chas lesion have momentasily ab.
sorbed all other matters Of interest Fort Pckens IL
however likely 10 atyact equal attention In less than i've
days The Administration satisfied that the appear
OF the vessels which sailed from New York will
sgnalisc an attack upon the Fort by the rebels,
The Administration is possession of positive infor-
nation show ing that surprise Of the Federal Capital has
been seriously contemplated by sympathzers
and hence felt IN duty bound 70 provide additional pro
lection Of the public property under its
In justice to the President should be stated that al
though the majority Of his Cabinet advised him recog.
ni.e the military necessity and evacuate Fort sumpter he
at NO time fully prepared to submit to the humia-
ton Of sugrenderg the yedcva property the Southern
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18

good many men need to be saved from
their friends, quite as many from themselves.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF DAILY FeEE DENocRAr, ]
Milwaukee, April 6, 1861.


Exchange on N. Y............I p Ct Prem.
Wisconsin Currency. ........35 II Ct Disc.
wisconsin Discredited. .....23t r. ct. Disc.
,n,u ci"lrc .lS9 e. CT. DISC.
ILLINOIS currency 81 RI ct Disc.
Illinois Discredited. ... 23j r. Ct Disc
The above quotations are predicated upon
specie the standard established by law The
following quotations are based upon Wiscon-
sin currency in good credit, such as custom
has established among Banks and Brokers:
Exchange on New York ..4pc IT Prem
Bank of Eau Claire IL Il 1T D;sc
Wisconsin discredited. Is "a 20 b Ct Disc,
limos currency ........... Par
Illinois Discredited ...... 30 ~ ct. Disc
Money matters are in very unsettled state
on account of the furry about our currency
The Chicago Banks and Brokers' having taken
the intiatory in throwing out Wisconsin cur.
rency, the Milwaukee Banks and the Central
Association of Banks of Wisconsin as meas.
ure of self-defence took the following action
on the 9th inst :
I" At meeting of the Banks and Bankers
of Milwaukee and the Executive Committee
from the Central Association of the Banks Of
wisconsin, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resotred, That we will not for the present
receive on deposit or pay out as currency. the
bills of the following named banks Of this
State, viz: WIS
Bank of Albany Oconto County Rank
Bank of Appleton Osborn Rank
Beloit Saving Bank Portage County Rank
CiniPpe"a Bank Reedsburgh Bank
C S, Is hasnk st. Croix River Bank
S"'ih Ccunty bank 1radesmen's Bank
Farmers Blk T. Riv'r rs Wood County hank
Laoorers Bank Hall & Bros Bank
Mecnancs Bank katanyan Bank
Northwestern Bank
Resolved, That we will reinstate, as currency
the bills OF such of the above Banks. as NAV
within thirty days from this date make their
securities in the hands of the comptroller
equivalent in value, in New York CITY. to or |
per cent. of their circulation.
E, d. HoLToN, Pres.
WARRIcK PRICE, Secy.
These banks had a circulation of 5000 766 |
on the thirty-first day of January last, as ap- |
pears by the report of the Bank Comptroller. |
Some of these banks will probably come up to
the requisition and have their money rein. |
stated.
The circulation Of all the Wisconsin banks |
now thrown out, including the Bank of Fan |
claire, Arctic and koshkonong, amounts to |
81 ,2O7 ,5l2. The circulation of all the Wis. |
consn banks on the first of February last, was
"a, 523,64l thrown out, 81 ,cO7, 5l2: lcay-
ing S3,3l6, 100 as the present circulation. less
than what has been withdrawn since the last !
report of the Bank Comptroller.
The annexed statement exhibits the circula-
ton and securities of the nineteen banks now |
thrown out by the bankers, and also the three |
previously discredited, as shown by the Bank |
Comptrollers Report. The value of the secur. |
tiles on the dollar, as exhibited in the right
hand column, was computed according to the
value of stocks on the 4th inst.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18

When cat drinks rum, you may look out
for rum -pus.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18
Detachments of cavalry are stationed on all

Detachments of cavalry are stationed on all
the roads outside the city of Washington, and
two companies are in the Capital-one at the
Post Office Department and one at the Patent
Office. Two officers of New York regiments
have rendered their companies.
No detailed policy relative to the closing of
Southern ports is yet settled, but arrange
ments are making to cut off all communion
ton by sea. Gen. Scott is actively at work
calculating the disposition of the forces.
The present indications are that Sumpter
will be retaken at all hazards.
The Administration has reliable informa-
ton that the Confederate States propose, after
reinforcing Sumpter, to march on Washington
with 20, 900 men.
Several additional companies of regulars arc
ordered to Washington.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18
RICHMOND, April Is.

RICHMOND, April Is.
Carlyle deprecated the action Of South Carolina firing
Fort sumpter and expressed devotion To the and
Stripes secessionst. generally appauded South Carroll
ma. Dispatches from Pickens giving account Of BON.
bardment Of Fort Sumter We will take the Fort and
can sink the feet II they attempt to land Have nearly
600 troops and 10000 in reserve and will triumph or
perish let me know what Virginia will do In debate il
was said the Southern army would march through Viz.
gina and thousands would Join.
RosroN, April Is.
Political differences have been dropped, and
the universal sentiment of cities and State il
to defend to the last the flag of the Union.
Volunteers to the number of 10000 have al.
ready rendered their services at the Adjutant-
Generals Office. Gen. B. f. Butler, an ardent
supporter of Breckenridge during the election,
has rendered his services with his entire com.
mand.
PHILADELPHIA, April IA.
Governor Curtin has gone to Washington.
Pennsylvania can send one hundred thousand
men to defend Washington.
Accounts received from numerous Eastern
States represent intense excitement and the
militia express general determination to sup
port the Government.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18
The President has called upon all the States
that have not seeded for troops. The appor-
tionment is as follows:

Maine, Hew Hampshire, Vermont Rhode Island Con
necucut Delaware, Arkansas Michigan Wisconsin iowa
Minnesota, one regiment each Massachusetts, North
Carolina, Tennessee, two regiments each New York
seventeen regiments Pennsy lyania sixteen regiments
ONO, thirteen regiments New jersey, Mary land Ken.
lucky, Missouri four regiments each Virginia three
regiments Is ordered that each regiment shall con.
si.t OF an aggregate OF officers and 7sS The To-
tai thus 70 be- called out Is IS 9l The remainder of the
% 900 men under the Presidents proclamation will IN.
composed Of troops Of the District OF Columbia
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18

The following Wisconsin Banks were at
INST thrown out by Chicago Bankers, but the
Milwaukee Bankers have decided to receive
them, and it is thought that Chicago Bankers
VIII come into the same arrangement:
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18
LATER
FORT SUMPTER SURRENDERED
Anderson and Men Left for New York

We stop the press to announce that
Fort Sumptcr has surrendered and
Major Anderson and men have been
permitted to embark for New York
This intelligence is furnished us in an
extra from the Dubuqe Herald Office,
by B. F. Wright, Esq, who has just
returned from Cedar Falls. We copy
from it the following dispatches:
CHARLESTON, April 12,-12I O'Clock.
Firing ceased and unconditional surrender
made-the Carolinians were surprised that the
fight was over SO soon after the flag was shot
away. Wigfall was sent by Beauregard to
Sumpter with white flag to offer assistance
to subdue the flames met by Anderson who
said hc had just displayed white flag but did
not intend to suspend firing. Wigfall replied
that Anderson must haul down the American
flag, surrender or fight was the word. Ander-
son then passed the flag down. Several of
Beauregard's staff came over and stipulated
that the surrender be unconditional for the
present, subject to terms of Bauresard.
CHARLESTON, April IA.
Negotiations completed last night Ander.
sons command will evacuate this morning
and embark on the war vessels. Five Of An.
derson's men are wounded, one supposed to
be MORALLY. His men were FRUSTRATED nv
over exertion.
The explosions heard in Sumpter were
caused by shells igniting. The barracks caught
fire three times from the hot shot from Fort
Moultrie. Everything is in ruins but the
easement. Many Of the guns were ,sismount
ed The walls looked like honeyc,mb. Fort
Moultrie is badly damaged Houses on the
Island are badly riddled Boats were sent
from the Fort tonight to officially notify the
fleet OF the surrender of Sumpter.
After the surrender a boat containing ten
men sent from tho ships of war outside, to
Morris Island requesting permission for vessels
to enter and take off Anderson's command
Anderson surrendered because his quarters
and barracks were destroyed, and he had no
hope OF reinforcement. The fleet lay by thir-
ty hours, but could not or would not help him,
CHARLESTON, April 14th.
Anderson and men leave tonight on the
Isabella for New York. Fleet still outside.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18

Adjt. Gen. Darlington has just issued orders
for carrying into effect the military laws enact
ed by the S. c. Assembly, providing for
5000 regular militia, besides militia of not
less than 5000 men to be subject to immedi.
ate transfer into regular force. The regular
militia has been organized into q, 900 men,
His Office was thronged by persons eagerly in
curing for the news, and offering their SER
vices irrespective of party, for the general
good.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18
WEDNESDAY, April IL 1916,

Notice!
NOTICE is hereby given, that since the
N 25th day of June, A. d. 1860, S. B. Starr,
of St Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa, has
been and still is my sole lawful agent and at:
torney for the purpose of transacting any and
all ny business in the State of Iowa, and that
all power and authority delegated to A. L.
Collins to do any Of such business has been
revoked by me. FRIEND BURT.
Dated, April Sd, 1861.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-18

The New York Hcrad's special from Charleston saws
Anderson sauted his flag, formed his command ON the
parade ground and marched out while the drum and
ME played Yankee Doode During the salute pile Of
cartridges burst in one of the easements killing two and
woundns fourone buried in the fort with military
honors the other will be buried by the Caronians The
wounded men viii be taken to Charleston The fort was
burned 10 mere she'll The guns on one side Of the mar
aI"t are entirely dsmounted and others split and the
gun carriages knocked to shvcrs Anderson Is reported
TO have ordered not to sight the men but to silence the
batteries. sumptcr has been garri.oned by the Pal
meto Guards, under comma nd Of Col Ripley The fire
has again broken ot in the Of the Fort and the
engines have been sent down
, 1861-01-24

the temple OF Libsrtyy .at n;hoses sltafa yon
hare been admfnfstE stErinE, and d .sag II 4dwn =
ron Ieave til porta]k.:: You must Fnle.c ori1pn
must rqin:; :Y6Rfzytto qs tbtst RI, ahttnet!y
lnnouuct6 yput: pu1pdte lohg ago e fS9u ~ ~
montshed the people Of this ffee States, they
did not atqa1eare In your policy. and I.2doT:e
yonr political dogmas, Ton would eommlc THIS
sct, which reGa1n ffond naming Hero, Iess,
ypu would destroJ the7 Government that yt>n
had sworn to support, and We dtsregatdeG
your threatE :: Al: men Of Observation, could
Jon have antiapated any other resultz HIVE
3ou SO long contemplated us .as' q degraded
people. that you have come to think us all
aIaves?' II not, then AsS you to refrain from
the longer use of the argument Of The outlaw
On the highway. Dissolve your moraliupporf
of the dag Of treason-t1e. palmetto and the
anake-and return to- yont .aiegianee ta,s the
lag under which Jou hare lived 50 long, and
pfospered 30 well I hope that civil war, and
carnage, aud bloodshrd, and disaster may ;neS-
er come; but The Senator from Vtrggfnia, md
his colleagues on TINT eide Of the Chamber,
may d1sg It on themselves by violating the fun
danental policy on which al our laws rest
Tie right Of q majority to rule. Yon may
plunge this country into civil war, and dreneh
fts plains with 'fratefnal blQod, through the
madness RI Iour chasrln 1 oret political defeat
at the pbf1s: ~,
, 1861-01-24

DR. 81 EEfE Mf1lIIHLk IlxIMEST Ia rrs.
rhrrA q IA taa senApe q Dr. 6tepaeu Sweet Of Con
nee'cs The Gros4 hoassesses sad sras been used In
LII rs aen fnr she aakt twenty yees With the most
A~ta7sa- e e1ne.& ~ n extenAt ttznedy Il II With
ont ft~ l. md tu ellevtase ran more speedily t'an
any otAa pstEss1at4oo For an Ehcua Atlc and Ecr-
scus Da ardexs u i truly tafs1lae. aad curative
70: snre4 wsu16s sraa1ns nsutseA &C.. it, soossanr
hes1snx nd powerful Strengthening psnpcfes. e1te
the luss wonder and akt ntstuen1 Of all who have ever
given n trial orer for hundred certificates Of IT.
mAskzhac catres, performed By within tbs last two
ycar.. ats 4 It'd. taet For sale ty !. IT. JOHNSON,
Gen,rN rent = et1ts street. Chicago. s1d by ali
p4Asesa nofjG1epx.d,lv
, 1861-01-24

AfIEuIGAN SOUTHERN AND
1FA Lane HauRk. a.AtLtkUau
1850 g.. ....- Winter Arrangement, :. 1880 q
. Takes edees S0naAs, Nor. ~
40 4 3-Ssv Tork sud fo-ton Exprses-datly sxcap&
=. ,,fhy4 t.!t =
kssr. M-Kxat ExprsAs-da13y .xcept sasufd4y, Vi.
u.a Tina.
Connecting It Toledo a4~i u-,ols With trains 70 m
points iatsE1oE h 9ho. Penn.;isania New York and
80 1. H.. and 60 r 1-ptt!sonrgh. Baltimore .nd
Phi ads pnlA ~ pseta. ~ cisvst4ad- i s1dzg
~ qu, n tifae M ether roots.
es0 l. H. ID 81 .r,M-DetFoIt Expires u, '"r-'.
As1tTrE l. beirut staNf T. AMI Is \. r.
Western md Graad rnng i;oa.s
~ Woodruff ~ fssras sleeping Cars ..c,tpanv II
The ffG4t Tkans N to New ork and Hoeton
Tickets can be had ill ticket ot1cra 10 tho wtst
md u the Comtsnys orc<. - Dearborn strsetA and
1t the dsrot
Trains ieare Toledo As q, 4. =. ard :aa5 r. Il;
arrive 10 hk%@Eu ~ AG8 T. ard ststrN
Gkt1. ~ GRAY, Oan1 WxStefo t-auk
Jnyrv u q AMrnEfr El1a1 &unt
, 1861-01-24

4 OBSTRUCTION IN DRAWING.
Drawing taught hy ~ ,
rTaL G II. THO. KRAUrcH.
aotof Niring Acas my Of Frtyherx. sAxpny.
II tb14AA Ia kxtu
, 1861-01-24

CHICAGO Il ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD LINE-PazzeaEer TratnA dspsxs
fom aad arrive at Cnlezgv n ft,lfows:
ats Is r. I. {Sundays excep:ed, -
Night Express feases ut tiI u tSatordAy1 s1etp3.
edi az1tro 1t s. Is + n tNondsys t1cspsel4.
Joliet Accommodation, 30 2. T. tSundAy~ e1reptxds
JOHN h. TRACE, Gsn. Sup'k
WI eT. Jo41, 3ea1 Agent. dat
, 1861-01-24
YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY


The Spring Term IN thla 1nsHtuston conducted By
dty. l.. plCStnAnr. q. u, and i,anEhter1 viii capl.
reuce aQ 4 rEnEEsnAY. the tth Of FebEuasy- Il Ina
a3l lars q tkFriul sure vision Gnd the bert nivan
taEa In IN rSe<cts for an accomplished fan ale edu
IEru'ass rcnta!ni e Terms. Conrte Of Study, Re-
f.rrnces &c. may hs t1d On application By man Or
tl1ierwt.e.