, 1862-07-08
Examination Of the Chicago FemnIe
Seminary for Young Lodtea.

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this institution, situated On the North Side, |
and under the charge Of Vim. n. Reynolds, D.
D., and F. G. Berfeau, Esq, took place last
week. The proficiency Of the young ladies in
the various departments Of the English
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tit, polany a1lo cohPosat1on' was very slau1g-
Ing to the parents and patrons Of the seminary.
Under the charge OF the Rev. Dr.. Reynolds
and Ar: be,tsan' this institution bids fair to
supply Tor talcago and the ota1e, all that can
De aeeled II e'egant and pfaenca educanon
lot o1r young LADIES. and 10 become emlnently
successful. Mr, Berteau's fame "a a French
+oachar uoe fn11r erc+.;.ad hn ~ ,ra5;+oh1o
leaeuel "aa luus suslalhea W Els ctea4ts
Tbosa uho horo hoa, --;+1, III, ~. tha n,e+
.@o0~ "ao 1N's oeen n4sA AN4A Ao@ A1o P'7'
three years reflect great credit upon them
enlvee and 1ror r,fe cnna,;o- +oach31r
a -. AN' efS.AS1
MICS blythos pupils, in the collegiate de-
partmeut, quite surpassed themselves. The
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Fecitauons IN latln, faelor1c, a1eeola anu oots-
nv. we're exceedingly well done They we're
not merely mechanical, but showed evidently
that the young ladies were taught to think for
tbensa1r.e Tba sho1.no,;on and motto
aueueei'es' 1Ae ohahePeil4n aau poette
readings and spelling formed prominent
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@~"'uAe IL tn' eAeAeAeeo' 1A0 -AoA~o4A'"11o@
~. ho,<> .1no;.,o7 40 o4+.,+;o, E,arr +b;no
A1s ne4e leeeA'eo uo1 a'"ea1Aon' o'ei5 .""s
passed off pleasantly and happily to pupils and
P"'1ons 10y 49, '-'
amoBg her Institutions OF learning.
Resolutions on the Death of James
a, ScoTtIle.
o+;r,. ~ +he r,,a-,f,a-e ~ tho sont7,
al meetlnS VI tae luenioeI7 oi tue ooula
CONGREGATIONAL Church of Chicago, convened
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" ~ 's1s' ou.' =, loo-' Wv
s sss1.aas = 0o~-.>9>N >~''~>
- w. wa ,o,o 1uooa WITH ,,, - .ho
death Of oul brother James Albert scoville, who
!9st a1s lie Em.e n tne dlGcaafgs OF nus GUY a.
5Iound city, in an engagement al ST. Charles on
the Nhite iae Rive5' Arsaaaa=, On the III day of
loEs which this church has thus sustained, We re-
lis Christian worth, and Of his patriotic devotion
~ o1ea 5g haI Y m n h Tsmova, of our brother
scoyille, We are called upo1 as a church to mourn
sd saG ~. o. e1 MnHse H. ua @ Jo1n % hR9cep
devoted disciple Of Christ. wh?se simplicity Of
nnrhGe and .e "a a1a OF
Intercourse With hin, and whose aasidnous atten-
r eau ~ t. ooae ~ 20 taf FL
the salvation Of others
tskesEsa Iha1 N 1ne sPlsat tnat prompted ham u
country il his hour Of need we recognize tie eprit
oft!ue Christian herolsm and that Tor the sact1:
efeeI that The Cod Of our natun au air faiher.a
God u IL recompense him abundantly in the man
Baea15s geaTc Mhst IN +ho ,>orao,oa ,o+ar
ard other relatives and friends Of the deceased oul
ESpaln5 N E 1Gs;r amctlon 4 t5oshsing Inas Tue re
tainea in his last words, IS that he died Chris
ian. NAV pFOTG tQEU EuDQQf[ and CONSOLATION
~. aot;o,, ofpo,- TT Dr., - ,,r,- ouaau,;
..a' 49, -oiss% - % 49,. w. essss1 "
the minutes o1 Inc caurch, and that copies
tie same be presented to the family OF Whicl
+he deccosed Was a member. and tn the morn
@..-1l r.No.s.,...
hs anu esen1bs papers 1of puollcauon-
H,T. STEELE, Clerk.
History Of the Ua1yersitv of Chicago
T. eoama 6+tino oono1nsi,n of tho ono,,n
:. eeeas n'''as eonc4u3''A " 110 0eeoao
VIC have given OF Inc interesting commence
that We should present our readers with
10y ~ snou.u pAesens ~ leaue4o "lea
. oi4ei eAetcn u lts n4o1o1y u lne p5e7ene oao
Chicago, although possessing ons Of th
: n.o0' ~ .o.nnt un.-e't ~Aano' oo's
l OF many prominent institutions Of learnin
] devoted to the higher ranks of literature
This is owing in part to its ra1id growth. an
:. 60. 80.
: IN part 10 1ne "has o1 large fortunes amasse
= > sud waiting for appropriation. An instit1
ton Of this kind cannot start without fund
q and accumulate its resources from its snaJ
! apd ~ Co. ,,oa.t,;. ..a,:.t- r,,, ~.
enu' at n1sl' uneeiealn teeei'e5' Ans Vel
tact that TO start one, requires cultivate
n talents Of high order, necessitates perm
: ncnt endowment. fran the earliest hour
= ~, wv Aas
= us m1ancF' me r1ea men OF ChieaSo ST.
y liVe-their wealth is engaged in com,nerc;
h risks and profits, or held firmly bound
J. landed possessions. What good designs
It burled III tneir heart remain unEnown to +
"a public, awaiting the breaking OF seals aud Il
4 decisions OF probate courts.
). !, Il is tact, not generally known howeve
+ that previous to the general financial revt
sion in 1857, the initial steps had been TAX
,r Tor the establishments OF number Of II!
y Class literary institutions IN and near the ci
:. WIN N aggregate amount OF more tnau u
S. 4on Of dollars. ~ the severe pfoElass in
ae dcnL TO t1ese feVuislons portion Of t
lunds lad been dlvcfted temporarily
al other purposes, While another couslderat
Il. portion will never be available for the ohjet
r? which M Their liberal donors intended.
The University OF Chicago Is the embo
IN n!sns Of tsS l.tHlts sRi',zu !is"s ol ma
IT, elalzens. eien.iy naa tne project Pc peen "o,
- nsFtrd Do1,p]as fnns4ed ten acrps ofthe hes
finn crore an rho rnarr;n of T.are Mi..h;1
&c rul s'osS r. VI t; ,u A4As +A1entg.
au n,,.;e, tba toar.h.nf Ts,,, nua 1sv". s,.as'
p sIdn n6o ,.Iae sne us ~ 's anu 80.
tn nte euosetign 1na ~ ~ lne pulpoee
u The yiris strides ofthe lines hsyenoth heen "
70 mi thcir effpcts nnon fnrsa 1;hera1 sn1sr7
ut tione n,ada in tbe ful1aet fa;th Tha az ~
re- taonh n1a9e - ane iusss M tatsn !4e aso "
,n~ Ea5eso j., suG SEyse ~
lc. tg!iunpe stes.un ~. ~ lo', ~ ent neAs
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a movies Rnt Tho uatG wea nnt fEmmad;st